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Detroit :.... .....t 90 Is
Runs--LiLd. Laugford J. Sewell Summa
Hodapp i2l Tavener. Heilmsn. McMsnus
Errors--Hodspp 60. Runs batted in--Heil-
man Fethetgili. Myatt ]. SeweIl Sunlma
Hodapp 80. Shante. Two-base hits-Tav-
ener. Heilman t2l. Easterling, Summa t2i,
Shaute. Double piays--Ltnd. J. Sewell. Fou-
seea eft on hases--Detroit q: Cleveland
$. Base on hslis--On Shsute. 3: OF Carroll.
:. Struck Cut-By Shaute 3. hy Carroll.
Smith /. Hits-On Carroll II in ( IA in
nings; of stoner 3 in q innings of smith
! In innings. Losing pitCher-Carron.
Umnires--Messrs. MCGOWAN Connolly Van
Grafiin. Time of game hour 55 minutes
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

!. Uearget0wn at Army, rain,
catholic u, at seton Hall, rain.
Iowa. 81 Wisconsin, I az inningsl
Michigan, ai Syracuse. 1,
Indiana, NJ Northwestern, I,
Ohl0 state. ri Marshall Celleae.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

san Antonio. n Daiias. 1
Houston T Port Worth, J..
Wso1 4 Shreveport 4.
wichita Falls d beaumont, ].
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COLLEGE LACROSSE.

Army, s. Hopkins, 3.
Navy, IL, Colgate. J..
Stevens. 2; Lafayette, 2.
Crescent A. e., =; Yats, 6.
B0tgeTs. :; -. Johns Sf Anna polls, /.
Princeton. 3, Iehigh, !.
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w ESTERN LEAGUE.

Tulsa z Denver. !
les Molnes. u Amarillo, p.
Ihita + Omaha Is
PHetl8 z Oklahoma Eily. q.
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Runs-Clancy, Moore, MetKier ("D bar
rett, Cissei t21 McCurty Rarnahe Me
Neeiy, Manush ~. schultz Kress t3l. FIR
rars~~t'issell MrCurdy. schultz nrannon.
Runs hatied u--Rarrctt, oRourke, kress
nahe M,t'ufdv Neither Two. base hits
Moore Blue. Thomas Fatk McCurdy. Thpee.
hases~-~Barrett Manush Sacritees~~Rlue
MeNeely schultz Double plays--Kress 10
bsssc n,ss ' '' To- 81 Le1. "'se pases on on
halls-~0ff Thomas :. on Crowter :. struck
out---By Thomas by Crowder . Hits
on Thomas II iu innings, off lyons l
in . innings of Crowder % In "a innings,
on Nevers . In y inuing; OF CoHman. nine
ming nttcher~~~Thomas Losing pitcher
Nevers tmplres--Messrs. Ormsby. Guthrie.
Htldehrand. Time of Eame-~1 hour and SIS
minutes.
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE

wilmington klnstnn a.
Hffkt Mount 7 fnidshnfn T.
EaIsltsyilis d GfseaFllla, 4.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Missions Seattle rain
Oakland T Las Angeles. IT,
HGiiy wyod = PutaiaHd o.
Sacramento. 3 san Ffaniaro .,
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Drake Summaries
SPECIAL EVENTS.

1ao.YARD DAsH--won by Elder .Notre
Dame. Hester Mchtgau. second Parks.
Drake. third: Enkie. Iowa state fourth
l'g's ia. YARD nigh HURDLEs-woo by
.raimble Nebraska. Pahimeyer. Wisconsin.
second. SNORT. Drake third. penduite. Drake.
T.wo MILE gGN-won by BuIlamore.
Grnbb Lombard third Fairfield. Illinois,
HIGH ii Mp@won nv shelby, Oklahoma.
feet et NH Brgnk prshf n.,isr t,soi. trfs ~
Ihird and fourth height. 5 feet . inches.
RrNEiNG BROAD JuMP-W9n by An
ees~sk N.erasss ~ ! - ieTi ,nche. n" .rd Rs R
Coiiege Of Ihe ozatks 22 feet l0i4 inches,
third. catilin Minnesota 20 feet n inches
moi. STEP And JrNP-woa By Mar.
,ln William s,S Jf"f I,sko - fee, ,ss. sghes
s@ iS,rd "S@a vsna low iowa p@ y fee, ~ 81. inches.
HAMMER THaow-won by Keiz. Nichi.
/ gan. 1862 feet; Ulheli. Ohio state. 5f DS
/ lssi. third Marauis. Iowa, 1853 feet.
fourth 4! issgg, , i9.a 1891 feet fiih. ,
| I4I feet o inches Howell Oklahoma 10
+ feet = x inches. se"0nd Lyons. Illinois. l5g
feet third. Laemmie. Minnesota. lJ7 feet
jAVELiN THgow--won BY weldon
Cr4eeiand los feet Bartlett Albion. Mich.
TAI feet I0S inches third BevaB. Kansas
/ state Teachers Emporsa. is0 feet inches.
pOLE yArLT~Barnes Illinois Glaser.
! Aafqliette Efss. MnInesota. ana Dfosks.
mueller Aodh~estsrn tied for hrst, ~ ieet
sHGTPUT--won by White Ksosa. state
Ts1ahFf' a rii1S1tss . lee, y ise' SEP
0Ba Bo~fu Oklahoma. 80 feet inch.
bird Sssls9a. IoSs. - iest e4 iachs. aches
. of ~ feet 3 u iD"hes made by Kuek Kan
-. state Teacher. Imports. Ksns.. in
RELAY RACES.
440.YARD RELAY U&IyERsITY-~Won
1y Iowa tsisvfns.,1 siae,aty' Bard, cuhrll
i}l1pls ss,1nd Wisconsin, thtfd; Marquette
sso.YhRD RHGAY. c0LLEGEs--won b,
Uklab0gla BsUtlsis fEu"hin. Williamson
FISHER Neal, Kansas state Tea"hers pit,s.
npfsh .sssfDhd iarl1"n, thtFd Doahf
as6,,YAED EkLAY coLLgGEs;,=,w :,
bJtier serond .Yanbton. ibird; sloDx Faiis
ssgYkED RELAY. UNIVERSITY Won
/ ss9 Wsiier1 liiln0iF se"ond Wisconsin
hg 6sgai1r Yf1pf'ln EE(%y (%yi toIfEe lTs go b,
gsnsas STATE Tea<h'ts' College fIlisbntsh
fans iKt,thiy snodFfsss Titas Mpe9lff
oos'e&.2fLg 'GEfLA} 2tsiyERsrry-,.woa
se,ih ~esletn. ~. ond I"dians ibitd Ne
bsask@ anf feKas tied fof fourth. Time
'FwO NILE RELAY. UGfgERstTY--W -Wof
sy IlijHojs lBnaH0g Hamlet. 0ti1yi"h; Hs
Nhftst Asbfsska KsngtG Iowa state. ihifd
kotle Dame fourth Time bsh.
TWO MtLE EELhY CDLLEGEs~~W0B hs
KaHsas state IfAtAsrs GoiisgF Pittsburgh
k4ps fht@b1is5gB WskHef Gnits1b. WIN
chhsteTt HasiiHRs secpnd Western Atat'
aefmsi :. Kaistgsl9o. Nieba thifd foe
pOUE NJt.E RgLAY UkivEhstTf ~~
Won bg UtiHois { M FilNAA h0satk. @tFn9
AistDeift lHAiaha second Kansas. fbirt
! Hjuass1ta fgHfih Time 1919.
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Totals rs tn2I ~ Totals ~ asfie
.nAtted for iunNs IN NTH.
Rated Tor Gonzales ~ seventh,
thAtied Tor Msiane Ia ninth,
Score hs lnnings
~ iau,s ,,,. g Q i~A
Nhtuago ,..4,t.,. q q O--l
Ruus~~nnuthit ga Ertsch t2t TheVe.
nov Butter Errnr~-Magutre Runs halted
n~~ttafeN, nunthit Friseh Eugltsh. Nnttom,
base elhevenow, frisTh staien base
~at'nyler sautltets-~ l0itomiey ltigh nou-
--tihieesa y 81 t.nula, o. hases on halla@~
nn tanes y off Rhem ~ oH Malone, /
Malone 4 Hits~r~nH jones 7 tn inninss,
nh Maiaua 4 ~ lnntngs, Hlt hy ntteher-~s
stenhensnn hN hhenl l,aslng n.teher~~g,iastes
ttmpreare Messts Reaptan Mafah and Wi,
zon Tme nt sama--i hour and 50 miaatem
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BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

; OW we know what gameness
means. II we were ever in
doubt as to what constitutes
that undying spirit We learned
what Il meant Yesterday when
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

I'M WIN = WFEEITFa
philadei iDiIia Washington, rain.
8aat0D Asw t0Fk, FaiD.
Cleveland d Detroit, 4.
thlfsHa, ~ ~, Louis. q,
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GAMts TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New bgFk i'bIiadeiyiiia, rsia.
cincinnati .riilkbHTEh, TaiB,
HFggk itn. HnsiDn, rain.
~. IAguts, Ag ihleAED, 4,
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e0uTB ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION

*sss4sohafF 81 Gfsegslile . ..
1AArio36s 80 ABEBsfa IL
Naeau ga-e Gos9n5}s 3 )
EE4zHtgae T. riAsgliiF Hsl RfphHSF-
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Sweetser Wins Eleventh.

After the first ten holes we're halved,
Hweetser won the eleventh, Here
sweetser. short In two, as were the
0thera, haled 20-iooter to put hs
side | up Hut Jones came back with
two marvellous shots 10 win the lons
twelfth with birdie 4 Tie was the
only one on the green AZ the short
thirteenth, and won again when Rn~
lands chip shot ran far past the hnle
But al the fourteenth Jones wtaardry
came Into play. Here his tee shot found
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Totals 36I5 2Til r.


sRatted for Stoner in seventh inning
fRaited for shea in ninth inning
tBaltnd fa.r Smith in ninth inning
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
souTHEAgTERR LEAGUE.

Ys8sB1 gk Savannah ~
fstss ssys,s33f ! AihsaE.
fssstg aassry 30g Coiguisas 25
Yeassao}s eslga 'Esnls ea3lss
es4<as 9t
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Hs4e44H H4FA Punt q
1y9HFf@ ..4IG NfatAeg
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

FIRST GAAE
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
A IA aaELNk lEiN

VIRGINIA LEAGUE,
A. ssnAAs. Tsaks --.wuwnMnwsn,~saAss% .
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MISSING JUROR
STILL UNF OUND
Reported Returned to Resi-
dence Last Night. but Leaves
Short Time Later.

Although 1t was reported that Charles
j. Richardson. IS. of 1876 Twelfth street.
missing Juror in the trial of the four
Ambassador Oyster House employees
charged with illegal sale and possession
Of liquor. had returned to his residence
last night. police had not succeeded in
serving the attachment for him up I'M
til noon TODAY Judge Robert E. Mat
tinely has ordered the case continued
until Monday.
When the case was called in Police
Court this morning, Marshal Edmund
Sackey reported that Mrs Nettie
Philips. Richardson's landlady, had in
formed police that Richardson returned
to his room about IL O'Clock last night
and left a short time afterward. Inc
attachment for the juror. when was
issued Yesterday, has been transferred
from First Precinct Detective Kane,
who had been assigned to the case &c
Policeman william F. Burke OF the VICE
squad. t..., os
terdav when he failed to report at Po-
lice Court. Efforts to locate him at MS
residence and the business address
which he gave when sworn in as juror
were futile. IN. All,
The trial started Tuesday with VIII
liam Deecan, Francis Deegan, Clarence
Myers and Burgess Frank Hart as the
defendants. They are represented ny
ATTORNEYS Whelan and Hughes, Wnlie
Assistant United States Attorney DaVlo
A, Hart is prosecuting the case.
IT. was during the course OF the RAID
in which those four men were ar
rested that E. A. Rickert claimed ne
was assaulted by prohibltlon agents
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I'm Mfmnr!am.

BOBYS. ABRAHAM c. In sad hut LOVING re-
snd SusSsnd of A fI IAN ' osY ysc
pssSsS away one yssr ss go toa isy, SrvSssr
BoRYs. ABRAHAM c. In fond ena ioyi1s
c. RoBYs. who sntsred eternal life one
wear ago today octo SIc, r.; lSs7 sozvs
CHILnREsS. EDWIN c. AND KATHERINE
In .c sad 9Tt l kis TsmTS wiN of
HIS MOTHER
NEppfE cHfIpREss and nd his e wife KITE.
october 70 1918. NANT.
DRAKE, ALBERT r. In loving rnsncrv ~
my dear husband and father. Albert 7.
October H. isiS 'e1 " 'S ~ '''
This day brings back sad memories
Ana 2r o assr v 9ms h6k @ Of f S TODAY
HIS D fhn HTs VIII WrE oT xND S DaSHs;rEr
DUNN; JAMES W. stDONIA AND STE
tsnderly memoralize nv loved ones. who
DENLY one year ESQ today-son' 'sTEpHiFN,
October October ~ o,i 1927; dsgshits,; sIpoEit,:
LovIMc WIFE AND MOTHER. MRS N 9.
DUSTIN. Holm r. In sad but lovinE re-
membrane. Of our dear HUSBAND: father
ano erandiather. JOHN Fl. DUSTIN. Tho
tober IL. 1927.
The month Of October is here.
For us the saddest II the year.
o God. what weisht OF sorrow
Must We the lonoly ones hear.
HIS hnyIMG WIFE DAUGHTER AND
'1 tsthsr r rF EEENE s%oT WIG de'dd
four years ago today. October IL. 1924.
May he rsst in peace
HIS SON. LAURENCE.
FORD. WILLIAM H.: CLARA. KELT0N,
ANNA. In loving. remembrance Of our de-
voted PARENTS and grsndnareut. WILLIAM
so F0 o6aS c ooo SsP9 is aa si la Az r S
April 81. 1902 and ANNA KELTON. De-
cember B. 19oS.
The flowers may wither and decay.
But the remen-brance of our loved ones
DAUGHTERS. JEANNETTE. ELLENoFA
L-CKETT. JOHN T. In loving remembrance
Of my dear brother. JOHN T, LUCKETT.
who died twelve years ago today, October
He will never be forgotten.
Thoush on earth he Is no more
But in memories he will he with us
- ne "'W"s BRoTHER WILLIAM.
MADDEN. LAWRENCE B; In sad and loyinS
FENCE scE9ranc M2bDEN. 0 Who d.Ds sr this
life suddenly seven years ago today, Octo-
We little thought his death was near,
Only those who have lost can tell .
The pein OF MARITIME without farewell
HIS LOVING PARENTS, RUTH AND
GEORGE MADDEN.
NOACK. OSCAR. token Of love % the
memory Of my dear husband. OSCAR
NOACK. who Departed this life ten years
ago today. October IL. 1918.
How sad today my troubled heart.
How dim my eyes with tears.
For death has robbed me OF the one
i thought was mine for wears.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. AUGUSTA NOACK.
sARTORI. MADELINE c.. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear daughter and
sister. who departed this life one year ago
today. October IL. 1927
We miss you now. our hearts are sore;
As time goes by we miss Won more.
-FOUR lovlnE smile your gentle face
No one can NIL YOU vacant place.
DEVOTED PARENTS, BROTHERS AND
SISTERS.
SCHLOSSER. EMMA v. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear mother. EMMA
". who left us one year ago today, Octo-
Der IL. 1927.
As We loved YOU. so We miss you.
HER CHILDREN.
STONE. BARRY n. In loving remembrance
oi our dear son and brother. HARRY r.
STONE. who died 10 years axc today,
October IL. 1919. THE FAMILY.
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ARatka.

SMITH NATHAN THOMAS 1gss On - wsSE;s.
SMITH. devoted son OF Charles and Helen
Smith, nephew Of Bessie ors. a9d Ersna;;
hereafter Remains restinS at the W.
Ernest Jarvis Co funeral parlors, 7373
Ga. ave. NV.
VAN GEUDER. GEORGE Y. on Thursdav,
October II. 1928. GEORGE ". beloved hus-
band OF Ella L. Van GeudeT Services
a. his late residence. 7o22 18th AZ. Sc,
on Friday October T.. a. : pm Rsia-
heim. Pa.
VAN GEUDEE. GEORGE V. oniesrs and
members CT Anacos:ia Council are re
SrotheT. GEORGE V. VAN c;EuDEs. A. bis
late home. 2022 18th st. Sc. Friday. Oc-
tober IL. at O'Clock pm o..,,..
Attest r A. ESTEP. r. s.
WILLIAMS. HARRISON JAMES. Departed
residence. 1907 3rd st S.w.. HARRISON
JAMES WILLIAMS. devoted husband II
Catherine and father Of Elesnor G.
Crawford. Irene johnson and Mile VIII
liams. He also leaves TO mourn his de-
parture host Of other relatives and
friends Remains resting ~ the John T.
phines funeral chapel. ard and Eye sts
sw. Notice Of funeral later.
WRIGHT. LEO a. or, Monday. October g
husband Of Lulu Wright: and .en ot the
late william J. and Norma E. .wriEht
and Brother of Mrs. r.. G.. Newcomh. Flu.
neral from the chapel Of Frank Gsiers'
Sons. Co: l1l3 18th st. NV: on Fridsy;
friends invited. Interment Glenvood
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature: gentle south and SOUTH
west winds.
West virginia-Fair tonight: tomor-
row increasing cloudiness; not much
change in temperature.
Virginia-Fair tonight and tomorrow;
not much change in temperature; gentle
variable winds.
Maryland-Fair tonight and tomor-
row: not much change in temperature:
moderate south and southwest winds.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer4 pm. rs; 8 pm. ST.
II midnight, 81: 4 am. ST; am. Sc:
noon. n.
Barometer--4 pm. 1924: 8 pm.
1927; 10 midnight, 30.27 4 am. 1927
8 am. 30.32; noon. 1929.
Highest temperature, 10, occurred at
3:45 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature. 81. occurred at
$50 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, "a; lowest. So.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, IA am and ] 80
pm; high tide. 1908 am. and 1926 pm.
Tomorrow-LOw tide. 1850 am. and
I'll pm; high tide, 1853 am. and
8:05 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:14 am: sun sets
S35 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises Sis am: sun
sets 5:33 pm.
Moon rises 500 am: sets 6:26 ON.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
Harpers Ferry-Potomac clear; Shcn-
andoah, clear.
l.
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O'DONNELL CHIEF DIES.

MADRID. October IL tR.-John
-O'Donnell vargas, Duke OF Tetuan, min
lister of war and grandee of Spain. died
shortly after noon here today. Besides
his Spanish honors he was chief of the
Irish O'DonnellS
The duke was "a years old last July
Is. He was trained for the Spanish
Army, and won honors and promotions
In fighting in the Philippines and Cuba
the latter campaign being against the
insurgents just previous to the Spanish
American War. He was made brigadier
general in 1918 and detached for service
in the ministry of war the next year
and in 1922.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reportet
o the Health Department in the last Q
YOURS:
Edward J. and Mary s. Motley. girl
Walter II. and Jessie L. Utterbaugh, girl
p psyid snd d M Mlar.n s Dp naie. ErI
Asa C. and Eoline Holland boy.
Joseph r. and Lydia Hill. boy.
Percy M. and Mary K. Clark. boy.
John j. and Jane L. r. Jacobsen, boy.
Frank and Leo Jacobs, boy.
Tommy and Estella Mines. boy.
John and Anna c. Robinson, boy.
James r, and Bertha Hailstock. girl
William L. and Mary NJ. Waters, girl.
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Deaths Reported.

Amanda p Parks. 10 SIS sth 81. ne
Fanny r. Eillyer II. 14Ot Columbia I'd
Susie v. Bowersox. IS IA Bates IT.
Timothy A. Driscoll. 70. 6iS @ St sr
pital
Alfred Bsumwell. ss Home for AGED and
tnirm.
Rosanna C. Lyon 50. Garfield Hospital.
Annie Waylsnd Arnett. 81, ola / 50.
Hattie R. Bradley. So. 2oisis n st.
William r. Buddecke so. Siblev Hospital
oital '
Rosalie ROGERS. rs. tuberculosis Hospital
Ethel McMillen. Is Sibley Hospital
Agnes GRAY. 80. Gallinger Hospital
John Bivens, %. GaIlinoer Hospital
Elizabeth c. Jones. is. 2S07 I, st.
Mary Moore. ~ days. Childrcn's Hospital
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SWEDISH CAPITAL PLANS
UNDERGROUND GARAGES
Stockholm Prepares to Relieve
Street Congestion by Cellar
SPACE

STOCKHOLM. up. - Subterranean
garages of considerable proportions are
to be built in Stockholm in the near
future. With the general motorization
of traffic. parking space is getting rarer
in the Swedish capital and 1t has been
found necessary 10 seek additional
room underground.
Two public squares, the Hoetorget
Market and the Gustavus Adolphus
Place, both located at vital points, have
been suggested ss places under which
garages are to be constructed. On ac-
count of the topography of the streets
surrounding the last named square. 1t
seems ideal for the purpose. surrounded
as it is by the Royal Palace, the House
of Parliament. the Opera and the head
quarters of the most important banks.
Not only will the space provide room
for a great many cars, but with only
slight changes in street levels, easy en-
frances and exits in a west-to-east di-
rection can be built
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SIMON GROUP DENOUNCED.
British Commission Finds Bonn

British Commission Finds Bonn
bay Observing DAY of Mourning. +"
POONA Bombay British India. Oc-
tober IL tP).-The Simon Commission.
which is to determine what measure of
disagreement shall be given to British
India arrived here today to find the
city observing day of mourning"
The demonstra ton took the form Of a
display of black flags. which we're car
ried in professions by students and
other agitating elements. The marchers
continually chanted:
Simon. go back"
The cry was taken up by spectators
all along the route. who thus expressed
the native distrust of the commission.
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SCIENTISTS TESTING
AlR-COOLED ENGINES
Fins Placed Three-Sixteenth Of
Inch Apart Not Minimum
Distance.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass CE).-An idea
of how much cold air may get through
chinks and cracks is furnished by eX-
periments at Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
The tests have nothing to do with
cracks, but is applied to the air cooling
of airplane engines, In the department
of aeronauticsl engine research.
The aim is to discover how close
to each other the fat metal cooling
fms may stand without reducing the
intervening air space so much that heat
radiating across it destroys the cooling
efficiency Fins placed half An inch
apart. which was the old-fashioned idea
Of the necessary space. we're tested first.
At present the research engineers have
reduced the spacing to three-sixteenths
of an inch without having reached the
minimum.
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G. D. GRIFFIN DIES.
Funeral of Plate Printer Will Be
Conducted Tomorrow.

Conducted Tomorrow.
George D. Griffin. 81 years old. plate
printer at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing where he had been employed
tor the past 81 years, died at his resi-
dence, $40 Fifteenth street northeast,
Yesterday after a short illness.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Anna Grifin: son, George A. Griffin.
and by two daughters, Mrs. James M.
barley and Mrs. Claude F. Taylor.
Funeral services will be conducted In
the Holy Comforter Catholic Church to-
morrow morning at o'clock. Interment
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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and repeated but unsuccessful efforts
we're made at the start of the trial by
the defense to obtain testimony from
Government witnesses concerning the
incident.
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FOREIGN.
SEES TEXAS FOR SMITH.
Former Lieutenant Governor Elk
poets Big g. o. P. Vote, However.

NEW YORK. October IL (P-Former
Lieut.. Gov. Lynch Davidson of Texas
returned frori Europe on the Maure-
tania today Confident that his State
would give It's electoral vote to Gov.
Smith.
But at the same time" he said, at
will poll popular Republican vote that
will be larger than was ever polled in
Texas before"
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day. October -. 1928. At The SihIsy Me-
mortal Hospttal CLARA DE SHIELDS.
WIDOW OF Thomas Durbin Hodgkin. Re:
parlors. ,3oi East Capitol st. Notice Of
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GRIFFIN. GEORGE D. on Thursday. octo-
of Anna Grimm. aged 81 years Funeral
from his. late residence 940 18th ST. ne,
on SATURDAY. October 10. at $50 am.
thence to HOLY Comforter Church. where
REQUIEM mass will be said at q am. for
the repose of his soul. Interment Mount
OlVPf Cemetery
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Garn of Thanks.

WELLS. EVER. We wish II express our
sincere thanks and apprecia ton to our
relatives and friends for their expressions
OF sympathy and floral tributes ~ the
death of our beloved daushtsr EVER
WELLS. FATHER AND MOTHER.
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M arrianf.

HARE0RD-HUET. On October II. 1929
by the Rev irving Ketchum. PHTLIP
HARTFORD ard MARY r. HUNT. At home
after october Is. at 1909 oath ST
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JOHNSON. HARRIET z. At Gsithersburg.
E.. widow of Rudolph Johnson. Notice Of
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LAWRENCE. EDITH r. l.. On Thursday.
October IL, 1923. at her residence. 292s
Porter st. NV. Mrs. EDITH E. L. LAW
IaWrence Nnfica Of funeral hnrnnf H. :
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NOBINSON. RUTH. Departed this I1fs THURS
pital RUTH ROBINSON. the beloved wife
OF Frank Robinson, mother OF Mrs, Edna
Arthur. Luther and Walter Robinson. Re-
mains resting A. the John T. RhineS fu-
of funeral later
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ROGERS. RosALIE C.. on THURSDAY. octo-
loved daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Waple
AGED rs years. Funeral from w. w. Deals
funeral home, Sl6 II st. ne. on Saturday,
October 49, at $50 pm. Interment Cedar
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Wednesday, October TO- ia2s. al her resi-
dence. 27il Georgia ave NV. GERTRUDE
NJ. MOORE, devoted wife Of Hiram Moore
and mother Of Elizabeth Adams Funeral
Saturday. October IL. at pm. from the
". Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 1922
Ca n N
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MeMILLEN. ETHEL MARGARET. ol

McMILLEN, ETHEL MARGARET on We'd
nesday, october 10. 1923. at Siblev Hos
pital. ETHEL MARGARET McMILLEN.
beloved and only daughter OF Mrs. Mary
McMillen Else: Funeral services at her late
residence, S7ll 5th ST.. NV. on Saturday.
October IL. at pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. "a
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git is one Of tn e
cardinal principles of
Raleigh Haberdasher
toserve, notonly bust
ness men, collegemen
and men of the world,
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PARKS. AMANDA v. on Thursday, October
II. 1924. at her residence, SIS 5th ST. ne,
AMANDA ", beloved wife Of the late Jo-
Seph 7. Parks. Funeral from w. w. Deals
funeral home. sl6 81. NE. on Saturday.
October IL. at pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ~
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SMITH. MARY y. THURSDAY. octaber II.
Hospital. MARY e. SMITH. aTsd 30 years.
Funeral from Harry NJ Padsstt's. f0i nth
81. Sc. on Saturday. october ~, 81 pm.
Friends and rslativeA invited TO attend.
fntarnasnt at coagfessionaI Cemetery.