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Evening star., 1928-11-16
THE EVENING STORY

Pillow cases for Ruth Morgan" said
Della innocently and was amazed to
find that his face had famed crimson.
What do you mean?" he rasped cut,
and Della, glancing up, was surprised
again to see that tide Of fame sweep
over her husbands handsome, clever
face, then recede, leaving it pale.
On purpose Della had left an adver-
tisement on the table telling how to
earn money at home" He was now
glancing at it. She understood why the
anger
"Why?" His voice was crisp.
"Hemstitch.ng done by hand is far
more effective than machine stuff" eX-
planned Della airly, threading her needle
nonchalantly.
why does not Miss Morgan do her
own sewlng?" The question was raped
out.
why should she when she can afford
to hire it done?" parried Della, with a
fast-beating heart, but with unfaltering
voice.
do you mean to say"-and outraged
manhood was in Robert Whites voice
"6o you mean to say that she asked
you--you-to take in sewing?"
Della shook her head gently.
"Oh, dear. no. I asked for, it." Della
termining to say nothing unpleasant.
"Delia!" He caught her hands, get
ting his priced in the action. Damn
that needle! Tell me, why did you do
it? Was it-was it-after Mary's
wages?"
Della swallowed something. She
wanted to laugh. She shook her head.
What them" he asked despairingly.
Ruth is my friend. That is why I
am doing them"
Della, I refuse to allow my wife to
take in sewing"
Very noble" Sid Drlia, unmoved.
but what else is there for me to co?
Your ideas Of finance ar theoretical
I can't have wash cloth without con-
sulting you
Robert locked as if he had been
struck. He, lecturer en- economies,
being talked to this way by his wife!
Then, without a word he left the
room. Della let her sewing fall. What
an obstacle! Money surely was the
root of all evil"
In few minutes Robert returned.
Evening star., 1928-11-16
FIVE Men CONVICTED
ON NUISANCE CHARGE
Clemency Recommended in Case in
Which Senator Wagner
Was Mentioned.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 16.-A Fed
eral jury today convicted Luigi Cardi
and four other men on a charge of
maintaining nuisance in a Greenwich
Village restaurant, for fhich witness
said he had been told United States
Senator Robert F. Wagner was the
'flxer.'
Sentence was deferred until Wednes-
day. The jury recommended clemency
and acquitted the five men on charge
of COZ spiracy to violate the Federal pro-
hibition law. The maximum penalty
for maintaining nuisance is one year
in prison and $1,000 fine.
Before the case went to the jury, Nor
man J. Morrison. prosecutor declared
in summing up that Senator Wagner
unpuestionably was innocent of any
wrongdoing or knowledge of what went
On at the place.
Senator Wagner previously had tes-
Evening star., 1928-11-16

Nov see here, young lady; no more
Of this nonsense. Here Is check book
for you. And I shall give you your al
lowances in cash every week after this.
You have two beautiful blue eyes, but
If you ever dare take in sewing again
they will be black"
Della wrapped up the pillow cases
and over the parcel their eyes met.
He just put his arms out and gathered
her to them. For a professor of eco
nomicS he was an extremely perfect
husband.
please say you1l forgive me. I was
a brute" he said as he kissed the little
curl that grew at the hack of her ear.
(The End)
lTarrrirht 1No9
Evening star., 1928-11-16

PRESCOTT, Ariz., November 16 N)
The first snow of the season greeted
citizens of Prescott yesterday, and
Tucson, in the heart of blistered desert
country, wondered at the spectacle of
snow and hail pelting pedestrians dur
ing rainstorm.
Hills near Prescott were snowclad and
the white mantle blanketed the roofs.
Low hanging clouds and a considerable
drop in temperature threatened a con-
tinuation OF the storm.
Although hail stones fell in Tucson,
the frozen pellets melted rapidly
Evening star., 1928-11-16
Brazil Signs Treaty.

RIO JANEIRO, Brazil, November 16
(P.--The treaty fixing the disputed
boundaries between Colombia and Bra
zil was signed yesterday at the foreign
Office by Octavio Mangabeire, minister
of foreign relations, and Garcia Ortiz,
Colombian Minister to this country.
Evening star., 1928-11-16

attempted assassination here November
of Eddie Diamond and John Marino,
former New York residents. Two sub
machine guns. several pistols and rifle
were found in their apartment.
Evening star., 1928-11-16

James Nolan, New York, and John Jo-
seph Jackson. Boston. were captured
here yesterday after running gun
fight with a riot squad They are be-
lieVed to have been implicated in the
Evening star., 1928-11-16

titled at his own request, and charac-
terized as IAN absolute lie" the allega-
ton that he had any connection with
the resort
Evening star., 1928-11-16
REPUTED GUNMAN JAILED.

DENVER, November 16 R-Two re-
puted gunner, who gave their names as
Evening star., 1928-11-16

.HE money question had bothered
Della all her life; starting when
she was young girl, it had
4 followed her ever since. and now
Evening star., 1928-11-16
ARIZONA GETS SNOW.

Copvright, 1928
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
LARUTAPOSTAL
AEREA MEXICO
vER.-MER|DA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
l7.-(AT)-El Director General de
Correos don Cosme Hinojosa, ha
declarado a un representante de la
Agencia Trens que la oficina de su
cargo esta estudiando activamente
el establecimiento de la ruta postal
aerea Veracruz-Merida, y que es
muy probable que para ell mes de
noviembre pueda inaugurarse con
10 cual Sc satisfara la necesidad de
comunicaciones rapidas con la pc
ninsula de Yucatan. Aun cundo no
Sc ha decidido 81 esta ruta cumpren-
dera ell viaje desde esta capital 10
mas probable es que parta de We
racruz Y toque Minatitlan, Villaher-
mosa, Campo che y Marida. Seg1n
los propositos de la Direction de
Correos, Sc establecera este SER
vicio trisemanalmente en- sus CO.
mienzos, pues no Sc cree que antes
de que ell publico Sc acostumbre
pueda sostenerse por ell mismo en-
forma diaria. Mas tarde, cuando la
confianza en- esta communication &c
haya acreditado, Sc aumentara la
frequencia de tai servicio.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
Vive Con Solo S24 Al
AnO Y HaSta AhOrra

PARIS, Agosto 17.-John Os-
lund, de esta ciudad, ha resueltc
el problema de la vida.
Con $24 al aiio Sc la pasa divina-
mente, y en- algunas ocasiones has
ia logra ahorrar alg1n dinero. Co
mo 10 hace? He aqui la explica-
cion de John:
En- primer lugar, no paga renta,
pues desde hace cinco amos Sc en-
cuentra peleado con los caseros, y
vive en- una cueva entire Mia Y
Grasse. ALI tiene su cana, estufa
Y muebles.
Los sastres tampoco 10 molestan,
pues Sc ha concertado dos trajes
dnicamente. En- su casa usa ell ves-
lido con que nacio, y para salir a
la calle Sc pone unos pantalones,
camisa y zapatos, que lie han SER
vido durante los ultimos siete amos.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
A NadO Va A PaSar FL
Canal De Panama, Pan.

PANAMA, Agosto 17.-Richard
Halliburton ,escritor v novelista
norteamericano, acaba de empren-
der una diffcil cuanto original en-
presa, consistente en- nadar a 10 lar
go del Canal de Panama que es una
distancia como de so millas.
Tan diffcil tarea presenta mu-
chos peligros para este nadador, va
que tiene que pasar por diferentes
lugares en- que abundan animales
peligrosos, especialmente ell Lago
Gatun, que esta infestado de coco
drilos.
Una canoa en- que van algunos
expertos pescadores lie acompaiia de
cerca. Hoy NADIA menos Sc di6
muerte un cocodrilo que estuvo a
punto de imprimir formidable ta-
rascada en- el cuerpo del atrevido
nadador.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
COntrabando de $4,000
En- OpiO, Fue CapturadO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
17.-Las autoridades de Ciudad
Juarez Y de Chihuahua lograron
dar serio golpe a unos contraban-
distas, que proyectaban enviar
grandes cantidades de opio y otras
drogas por medic de la via postal.
Dulio ]. Cesarman y Leontin
Hickman fueron aprehendidos por
sospechas, pero como en- la carcel
comenzaran a hablar en- frances
creyendo que no les entenderfan, Sc
vino al conocimiento de que en- la
oficina postal del mismo Chihuahua
va existfan algunos paquetitos con-
teniendo la suma de $50,000.00 en-
opio.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
I'm CerrO Fue PartidO En-
ziuapan, Edo. de HidalgO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
17.-"El Universal" publica hoy
un reportazgo de su correpsonsal
un Zimapan, Estado de Hidalgo, di-
ciendo que un cerro que Sc encuen-
ira cerca de esa poblacion fue par
lido en- dos pedazos por los 6lti-
mos temblores Y que una enorme
grieta cuya profundidad no Sc
adivina muestra la catastrofe.
Los rancheros de la region di-
cen que primero Sc sinti6 un fuer-
te temblor de terra acompanado de
imponentes ruidos subterraneos, v
que luego Sc oyo tremendo ruido,
que probablemente fue cuando la
terra Sc partio.
Lo curioso del case es que en-
Zimapan no Sc sintieron los tenn
blores nj Sc oyeron los ruidos sub
terraneos, a pesar de estar tan
cerca del cerro donde Sc registr6
el cataelismo.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
DESPUES VA A
IRALAS REPU-
BL|CAS DE
c. AMERICA
FL PuntO Final De Su Yiaie
Sera FL Canal De Pa
mama, Pan.

HABANA, Cuba, Agosto II. =
FL Teniente Coronel aviador, Ro-
berto Fierro, cuyo vuelo sin esca-
las Mexico-Habana, fue un COM
pleto triunfo, ha recibido va ell per-
misc respective de la Secretaria de
Guerra, para prolongar su viaje
aereo de buena voluntad los Gin
co paises centro americanos.
De acuerdo con sus planes, ira
tara de efectuar ell viaje Habana-
Guatemala hoy sabado debiendo
salir de aquf a ESQ de las ocho de
la manana para aterrizar en- terri
torio guatemalteco a las tres v me-
dia de la tarde.
En- seguida visitara Honduras.
Costa Rica v Salvador para seguir
luego hasta Panama.
Fierro ha conquistado definiti-
vamente al pueblo cubano, por sus
maneras amables Y joviales.
Infinidad de agasajos Sc han or
ganizado en- su honor y todavia
quedan en- el Garnet muchos otros
banquetes y recepciones.
Es possible tambien que Fierro
visite otras ciudades de Cuba.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18

PETR0L.ERAS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
15.-(AT)-Fl departamento de
Petroleo de la Secretaria de Indus
tria ha informado a la Agencia
Trens de que ha brotado un nuevo
pozo denominado "Panuco 1885,"
prep edad de la compania "La Co
rona," en- Salvasuchi, Panucho, Yer.
Este pozo tuvo una production ini-
cial de 1,510 barriles diarios de pc
troleo.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
IOmO VenenO POr que Que
ria Acabar Con Su Vida

LOS ANGELES, Agosto II. -
Desesperada por una terrible en-
fermedad que desde hace varios
meses la tenfa recluida en- sus ha-
bitaciones, Miss Fern Kerr intent6
aver poner punto final a su exis-
tencia, apurando una fuerte dosis
de veneno; pero descubierta ITEM
po por uno de sus familiares, fue
llevada al Hospital General donde
despues de sujetarsele un seve-
ro tratamiento medico Sc lie declare
fuera de peligro.
Cerca de la CANA ocupada por
Miss Keir Sc encuentra Bandall B.
Milton, quien tambien intent6 pri-
varse de la vida tomando venemo.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
COnOce TOdOS Los PuertOS
De Los Siete Mares

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Agosto
17.-Una formidable tormenta, que
azot6 el Golfo de Mexico, ocasiono
danos de grave consideration en-
esta ciudad, rompiendo vidrios de
ventanas Y levantando techos de ca
sas de pobre construction.
En- algunos barrios NAL protegi-
dos las residencias sufrieron ma
yores danos, Y Sc dieron casos en-
que los arboles fueran arrancados
de cuajo. Al medic dfa de hoy Sc
estimaba la velocidad del viento en-
so millas por hora.
Seg1n mensajes de Tampa, las
comunicaciones con otros puntos
han quedado cortadas por la tor
menta.
Sc teme por la suerte que hayan
corrido varias embarcaciones en- el
Golfo de Mexico, donde ell cicl6n ha
sido de proporciones considerables.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
In COntrabandiSta Que Tia
CaidO en- I Trampa PueSta

CALEXICO, Calf, Agosto IL
Los oficiales de la garita de mi
gracion en- esta ciudad lograron la
captura de E. Lusania, conocido
contrabandista de licores, que por
alg1n tempo se dedicaba a tan
provechoso trafico seg1n informes
que Sc tenfan.'
Anoche, al ser capturado en- los
momentos en- que cruzaba la Inca
divisoria internandose California,
llevaba consigo doce botellas de te-
quila.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18
Mr.. Morrow COmprO Una
Casa En- Cuernavaca, Nor.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
17.-El Embajador americana,
Dwight w. Morrow, acaba de adqui-
rir una elegante residencia en-
Cuernavaca, considerable como uno
de los sitios mas importantes para
los excursionistas capitalinos.
Morrow es ell segundo embaja-
dor americana que adquiere propie-
dad en- Cuernavaca. FL primero fue
David Thompson.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-18

Mary y Margaret Gibbs, las her.
manas siameses, van ser separa-
das. Durante diecisiete amos han
vividO unidas pOr la espaIda. Mary
Sc ha enamorado y quiere casarse.
Mas valdrfa que al afOrtunadO he
aplicasen ell cambiO del dos pOr
unO; perO Mary y Margaret pO-
drian encelarse. COsas del amor.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
One Good Cow
One Cow. 6 years old. tuberculin tested
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &C

Farm Wagon. good new Farm Wagon,
in good condition; Manure Spreader. good as
new Wheat Drill good new Corn Planter
in god condition Sod Cutter. in good condi-
ton 2-No. So Oliver Riding Plows. in good
condition Wood-frame Drag Harrow. Iron
Drag Harrow. Buckeye Cultivator, nearly new !:
Iron Age Cultivator in good condition; Horse
Rake. good Iron Roller. Sled Corn Cutter.
two-horse Walking Plow. Walking Cultivator.
one-horse Plow, Dearborn, Self Binder. Wheel
barrow Seed Soyer, Wheat Fan. Grindstone,
set of Platform Scales. 125 Grain Bags, , sets
Wagon Harness, set Chain Harness. 5 sets Of
Plow Harness. ? sets Carriage Harness. Brid-
les and Collars, so Tomato Baskets. Pitch
Forks Hoes. Shovels, Poultry Wire, Milk Cans
Pig Trough. Tomato Rack. Hay Rack, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
FORD CAR 25 BASKETS POTATOES
Terms;-CASH
JOHN McFANN
r. Y. Slaughter. auctionaer
M NJ. Ford. inside clerk
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22

Smyrna Town Council has
completed another fiscal year
and while the annual statement
is not published before the Town
Election to let citizens know just
what the business of the past
year amounted to, it really
would have no bearing on the
election because the re-nomina-
tions have been made without an
opposing candidate. 1t is safe
to assume, however, that Coun-
Gil has made good record, has
saved the town money wherever
it could, and has the interests of
the town ever at heart. Your
faith and interest in these men
you have in office to run your af-
fairs can be shown by your turn
ing out on election day and Civ
ing them a vote of confidence.
Remember the election day is
Monday next, February 27,
1928. When Council re-organ-
ICES for the new fiscal year, there
will be number Of problems to
consider, notable among which
are the opening and extending
Of all streets to the Boulevard.
If the Boulevard will not come to
Smyrna by way Of the proposed
Diagonal Road, surely Smyrna
can 60 to the Boulevard. BY
connecting up at all points Of
contact, with streets properly
opened, marked and attractively
paved and lighted, it will not
only make Smyrna more invit-
ing to the motoring public but
will be a convenience to those
who trade here to reach the
creamery and business section
more readily without depending
On one street entrance. Smyrna
has lots to gain by having al
streets accessible to the Boule-
ward and nothing to lose. Coun.
Gil has a year Of progressive
work before it.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22

ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times is
the business medium not only for the town
II represents but for the outlying district of
which it is the centre, embracing the towns
of Clayton. Kenton, Cheswold. Townsend,
Leipsic, &C. A rate Of so cents per inch an
insertion charged for transient advertising.
Season or yearly display advertising rates
quoted on application. For Sale. For Rent.
Lost and Found advertisements occupying
one inch space or less. a minimum charge
Of so cents per insertion. Public Sale ad-
vertisements IS cents per inch first inser-
tion and so cents per inch for each sub
sequent insertion. Locals and Reading No
tices. Is cents per line per Issue.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
REGISTERS ORDER
Rerister.s once


Kent County, Del, January %. 1928
Upon the Application of Charles l.. Har-
rnonson Of Dover, Delaware, Administrator of
Mary E. Peeky late of Duck Greek Hundred
in said county deceased. il is ordered and di-
rected BY the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting of Letters
Administration upon the estate of the de-
ceased with the date Of granting thereof. by
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters in
SIX of the most public places Of the county Of
Kent requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide BY an Art Of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period in the
The Smyrna Times a newspaper published in
Smyrna. Delaware, and to continue therein 3
weeks
Given under he hand and Seal Of
Office of the Register aforesaid at
CSEAI.) Dover in Kent County aforesaid the
day and year above written.
JAMES T. BURROWS, Register.
NOTICE
Notice il hereby given that letters Of Adj
rninistration were in due form of law granted
upto the undersigned, on the % day of JAN
uary A. y. 1923 and that all persons having
claims against the estate of the deceased must
present the same. duly attested to the said
Charles l.. Harmonson. on or before the 23rd
day Of January 1929. abide the Act Of As
sembly in such case made and provided.
CHARLES L. HARMONSON.
Administrator Of Mary z. Peeky, deceased
Address, Dover. Delaware.
2-lb ct
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
MAN WANTED

Opportunity in this section for re-
liable man unemployed or with spare
time to earn good money. Steady out
side sales work; good opportunity for
advancement. Experience unneces-
sary; outfit and full particulars furn-
ished. Write HOOPES, BRO. &
THOMAS COMPANY, West Chester,
Pa. 2-1 81
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
FARM FOR RENT

200-acre grain and stock farm, all
cleared, high land, 51a miles from
Smyrna, 11z miles from Leipsic, near
Raymond's Church, close to cement
road. APPLY at once.
G. FRANK GOOTEE,
2-22 If Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
WANTED
2-22 If

Salesman for high grade line motor
and tractor oils and paints. Salary or
Commission. THE JED OIL AND
PAINT CO., Cleveland, Ohio. 2-22 1t
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
Saturday. Feb. Is. 1928
6 HORSES and MULES
at 10 o'clock a. m, the followi
personal property, to wit:

No. dolly. Light Bay Mare. years old
good worker.
No. MABEL. Dark Bay Mare 4 years
old good worker and driver.
No. 3-PRINCE. Sorrel Horse. 10 years old
good worker and will drive.
No. FLORENCE. Dark Bay Mare. 9
years old. good worker.
No. 5-DIXIE, Iron Gray Horse. years old.
good worker.
No. 6-JERRY. Mule. 10 years old good
yorEar
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22

Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Della
ware as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. s1.50 per year. strictly in
advance.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
FOR RENT

Residence on West Commerce street
now in tenure of J. B. Masten, has 8
rooms and bath and all modern con-
veniences. Possession March l, 1928.
MRS. WILLIAM KEISER,
Phone 203 R4 Taylor's Bridge, Del.
MiddIetown 2-22 If
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
20 Head of HOGS


Consisting of 1S Brood Sows. All bred. One
pure bred Durock Jersey Sow. Durock Jer-
sey Bears, one thoroughbred, weighs $50 lbs.
8 fat hogs. 46 weanlings and shoats. This
breeding stock has been inoculated. Pigs in
oculated from birth
Seven Bard Rock COCKERELS, pure bred,
Thompson strain. Lot Of pure bred Bard Rock
Pullets.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c
Three sets of Wagon Harness. sets of
Dearborn Harness. ? sets of Buggy Harness,
lot of Collars and Brides, Chicken Feeders.
Water Fountains. Brooder and Stove. 1000 ca
pacity 400 bushels Of Corn on the cob. lot Of
Soy Bean Hay. and other articles too numer-
GUS to mention.
TERMS-AlI sums Of SIS and under cash
over that amount credit Of 4 months will be
bond with approved endorser.
w. H. MORGAN & SONS
r. w. Slaughter, auction7er
j. E. Dsch, outside clerk
James B. Keith. inside clerk
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
The SMYRNA Times
SMYRNA. DELAWARE :.
SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Founded BY Robert D. Hoffecker. July 5. 1854
Editor and Proprietor until Feb. 10. 1907
Published Every Wednesday Afternoon. BY
ROBERT D. HOFFECKER. Proprietor.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
16 HEAD OF CATTLE

Two are fresh. several close sprlngers. All
T. B. Tested, consisting Of Guernseys, Jerseys.
Ayrshires and Holsteins. ranging in age from
, to years Old.
thoroughbred Jersey BULL. Is months old.
with papers. A dandy.
This Is a choice lot of young cattle.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22

Nos l and 2-PET and NED. Pair Of Iron
Grey Mules, and years old. well matched
in size and color and real pair boys.
No. 3-MOLLIE. Black Mule, 9 years old,
fine worker in all harness, weight 1880 lbs.
Safe for anyone to
No 4-MAUD. Black Mare years old
good worker single double, anyone who can
use a horse can use her.
No. Unable, Black Mare. 10 years old
good worker and driver, safe for lady to
drive
No. 6-KATE, Black Mare, years old
dead-down worker in foal, weighs 100 lbs.
No BELL, Brown Mare, Z years old
weighs 14O0 pounds and in foal. promising
good brood mare
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
"Wednesday, FEB. 29, '2s
7HORSES and MULES

at 10 o'clock a. H.. the following ......
personal property, to wit:
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public sale OF
the old Ransom Farm. adjoining the Town q
Smyrna, on
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public sale at
his residence on the road leading from State
Highway to Central Church. on the Fairview
Farm, miles South of Cheswold, and one-half
mile from Boulevard, on
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22

r. ". Slaughter. auctionaer
NJ. ". Ford. inside clerk
Smyrna times., 1928-02-22
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned intending to discontinu,
farming will sell without reserve on the Mr.
Ben Collins Alley Lane Farm, about mile.
from Clayton, on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-31
Horses To Watch
nv PADDOCK

PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Oct. 80.
DON DIEGO-When sent six
furlons, the four-year.old son Of
Luke McLuke-Donna Roma is
going to take world of beating.
DIR. FREELAND would be a
top notch two-year'old IL the
stable hoists a boy into the coop
who will take chance.
ANNABELL LEE, two-year-old
daughter of Volta Compose who
should run-weil first out.
VOLTEAR needed that last ef-
fort at Laurel. Should run more
kindly here.
AFRICAN, two-year-old in
the Wilson barn that's better
than last race suggests. Had too
rough Journey last week at
Laurel.
VICTORIAN loves this track,
but think the mile-and.one.half of
the Riggs too far for him.
j. FRED A. ran a smashing
race in the Washington at
Laurel. Can repeat here il not
weighted too heavily.
SNOBBISH-One in Miss Peggy
Baiiey's barn that is due for win
ming effort soon.
GENIE, a son of Man o. War,
who seems to like this racing
strip.
REPLEVIN never was better.
Should go well first out.
SINGLE FOOT. back home,
and will go well at any distance
they send him here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-31
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STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Oct. 31.--
Two men, each OF whom got his
start when a first stringer was in.
jured, will face each other when
Penn State and Notre Dame meet
on Franklin Field next Saturday in
the third of three-game series.
The game will also mark the first
appearance of the Rockne clan in
Philadelphia.
Captain Fred Miller, of the Irish
will be pitted against Tony Panac,
cion, right tackle of the Lion team.
Miller got his big chance when a
sophomore. Called upon when Joe
Boland's leg was broken early in
a game between Notre Dame and
Minnesota, Miller filled the post
acceptably and has been on the
first team ever since. Incidentally
he is the only veteran Of the Notre
Dame squad and the only letter
man to return for this season.
Panaccion broke into the Penn
State lineup in the first game OF
his sophomore year. A week be,
fore the opening game Joe KralI
regular tackle, dislocated his Shout
der. Penaccion was groomed for
the place with such success that
he has started in every game since
that, playing regularly at right
tackle