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BEAUTY PARLORS.

PERMANENT WAVE: is CuRLS: $3.50
Superiiuous Han Permanently Removed.
Hazel Dillon. 1000 Conn. ave, 2nd 4. NJ. 6IT9.
TRY ONE OF OUR LOVELY BEST PER-
manent waves, IS. no extras Natalie, 1917
r. ct Franklin SS3T
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FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

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tor Sunday. $50 u+m. Saturday.
AZ the Branch Asencies, one
hour earlier. both for daily and
sunday.
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Only Exceptions

Death Notices and Lost and
Pound advertisements for the daily
viii be accepted up to noon day
OF issue except Saturday and Lessi
Holidays. when the CLOSING time
is 1870 am. Death Notices and
Lest and Found for The SUNDAY
star will ne accepted up to IL pm.
Saturday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


d sonasg Ii sG s sl 70 81. perfect
VACUUM cLEANERs-Hooyer, new, style.
u Vacuum Jun cleaner gSop ifoa Grard a. 600
sgs s,d.a ms ssss case good
lator type. s77.50; regular price. si25. p
g. ironing machine. new. 26.incn; elessrisSaai
e y esssed ssSasher hume sp
&C. &C. NV Phone Franklin 74aa. ID
WALL PAPER spEciAhItsns ~, a,y sr rdom 10
shey i H9e S %s wan PAPER Co.
model MaHiN Apply 1870 + st. Sc. ------.-
WASHING MACHINE. Easy; almost new.
Very reasonable. Atlantic ss6-J: --------
OFFICE FURNITURE
Complete line Of desks, file cabinets. lock
ers. once chairs and tables; tremendous ssv-
rd WARRINGTON 61S'' 80 st &, CIV
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. B Asay AZ the m fac.
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza 1898.
FOR sALE--DIAMONDs.
Diamonds taken in trade Must. be sold
at orce at ridiculously low price Tor QUICK
cash turnover.
absolutely perfect, blue-white diamond
!. carat, exceptional stone. at an excep--
tional price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e"''
| blue-white. absolutely perfect diamond.
exactly u carat: This stone is mounted IN
iR-kt white gold gentleman's scarf pin, but
can be remounted Priced at ,sl87.S0
white diamond. imperfect. Weighing one
carat and ii .i00 Fine flash and is mounted
in gentieman's 1s-kt. white-sold ring
Priced at -. ....~........+ .A.'''...'t 's<i'
absolutely perfect. blue -white diamond,
o7-lO0 carat or one carat less 3-l00. This
is a gem stone. Priced at .,....,.'.. 5000
There will be no trades considered on the
above items and transactions Will be STRICT
y FRANC JEWELRY CO.
SGT 18th ST NV.
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ssi ism ST. NV,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DAYS WORKERS PART-TIME MAIDS,
eoosA waitress, general houseworksrss gooo
Essnn sesed Tefsrsfecee Southern Employ
frest Once, T08 81 nv, North l0ze0
s5UTHKRH BROTHERs Employment sery-
aee, Mrs l. r. Muller. soestioaal e0en"
eTYF1ScRIPHKRG. s50-s25 yk No charge
sstriess rleeed washington Employment Ez*
sEanfe, "a National Freke Blag.. lHh
ATEN0I- typset bOekkeeper. eleyica4 hela.
eN Free registry Main 1883 1889 . ~ NV
BOYD Employment Service.
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wANTED-sALEsMgN.

WANTED--SALENM
N1YE6NEK-An oTfanlzztaon With tr.ple~A
sEtlitys Vacancies caused BY promotion; must
have car. Telepnone for appointment oe"
tween anc 8 pm. Ffankhn s0eS
GEFURTTY GALEsMEE-Begt opportunity
eVeY offered hieh-e3sss ssleernsn 70 assist IN
eastribnting. capital stock o. new indussrlsl
enterprise fully covered BY patents. Many
LEGAL users kaFiiy inGorse and reCousmenH
e@ssttsyr Tlar 2f~
SECURITY Statesmen
Zen Of experience and good stsnclnE q
complete oar sales force IN tns nsnailrK q
Ii exeess IL 30Ss net yearly slnee its incsp-
ton 4 years ago and hk9 psla w 70 ne
ia rtisl amount to surplus. Plenty Ok nye
lads and sales assistaEles togetnsr WIZ sn
snsa We select Apply between $50 and H.
TAYLOR & CO.
s3i 18th ST. NV,
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FOR SALE-Sn1all grocery store: sacrifice
for quick sale: owner leaving city. 30T Ord
ST. Sc. Lincoln TAFT.
GOOD VENDING MACHINE ROUTE.
We show you they're paying: 10 expert
ence necessary; investment. amrly secured
brings steady income. fnvesttsats and chnl-
pare with other opportunities. Good for
$50 per week to begin Address Box 4an-M
Star aftrf f9s
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EMERSON 4 ORME.
GOLD SEAL BUICK.
"A Guaranteed Used Car"
Buick 1923 Standard SPIT. Rdstr.
Buick 1923 Master 4-pass.
Coupe.
Buick 1927 Master 4-door Sedan.
Buick 1927 Master 2-door Sedan.
Buick 1922 Stand, ? & 4 door
Sedans.
Buick 1923 Master 8 s-pass Sdn.
Chevrolet 1920 Light Delivery /:
run 500 miles.
Buick 1926 Master 4,door Sedan
Dodge 1000 Il Coupe.
Nash 1920 Spec. q oupe,
Willys-knight lo.s Coupe,
loco NJ ST. NV. Decatur $500.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

gTOREKEEPKRH~~n yon need money see
Us Capital Adjusting a Finance Co. Suite
sos. bist National Bank BIDS
GROCERY and meet fnafketrafsond n ", SEE.
item Unusual clientele Sell dollar tor dol
sa@ &s4sasEsgata EA& sts~AE. Mtas AREA
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
CIEVAesEKs 70 sell article needed In eyery
henae.. apartment and feetaur2nt. ZEE . Mr,
xoTk ave.
STARCH ASSORTERS, expe-
rienced, and markers, shirt OPP
orators, bosom and cuff ironers
excellent salary and excellent
working conditions. Apply Pal
ace Laundry, 72o 9th NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers Any complaint found
necessary to be made to the Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch lis.
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BABY CARRIAfsE-Fine condition; whitney
reversible bassinet for sale. Mrs, Burdics.
1921 18th st. NV.
barry CARRIAGE and stroller combined,
good condition. Reasonable, 3644 i3th ST.
NV Adams 1881
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TRUCK MECHANICS 81, ex-
perieneed in high-grade truck
work. Apply between 8 and 10
am. or 4 and 5 pm. to Mr.. Sam
din, the White Co, 2l0i n. Z.
ave. NV.
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sALE--AUToMoBILEs.
ARE YOU PRIMITIVE
OR
MODERN?

1t was all right back in the
Stone Age for our ancestors to
travel on horseback or on foot;
they were doing their best under
the circumstances, but there's no
excuse for modern people doing
this when they can buy such
modern reconditioned cars on
our easy payment plan.
FEW EXTRA GOOD BUYS TO-DAY.
esieEE isss assssr sedan: pass.
gapmobiis ioas sport 3 Roadster.
oshsnd 1929 All.Amsricsn Coach.
s:ss i5sl I' iss s,s Ok Sedan sedan
Hudson 1875 Coach.
sa!!eE 1ss34 w.s..r spor. sport. Tc Ta1,1;n.
Yonil Like Buying
at This Deluxe :
Used Car
Salon.
WASHINGTON AUTO
EXCHANGE.
w. l.. Hummer. Mgr.
2O15 18th st. NV.
Phone North 9562.
BUSINESS IS BETTER"
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Open 8 AN. to 10 PM.
Every Day.
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REroSsESSED CARS at bargain prices
iaah Otdsmubile 4-door sedan, perfect, new
tires, 500, 1928 Ford Fnrdnr sedan, like
new. si2s.. 1925 Esssx coach, dandy con.
ditian, 2aHn 1899 Chevrolet tourlna. nne
order. tiA6 1927 Pontiac coupe, like new,
$3.50 1873 Rniek s-aoeF sedan, lika new.
s4eb iaaS SteArnA~Knight seaan, fire ogder.
sssA iDaa Willys.kniEht A.danr aetian, Ike
new, saao, iaaa Jevett eoseh, .eriginal nain.
like new, tires nA~, worth ASA0s SnnR for
sa7A less cshryEier A.deer saAsn hne esdnf,
ss7a. MANY others, Cash, terms trade
Maternal Antn sales Co., 10 III N, Y. ave
d nren I'LL nm iss
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COMMISSION.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director.
NOTICE To-RoAD coNTRACToIRs;

NOl4CE IO-tbOAD OONIHAO lOtNO
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the construction OF certain highways
described as follows, will be received by
the director Of the State Highway Com
annex, 1O2 N. Senate Ave, indianapolis,
Indiana, until 10 a. m, or. the 2lst day
of June, 1928. at which time they will
be publicly opened and read.
Location: State Rd. No. Sc, French Lick
to Jasper Rd., S; W. Of French Lick,
Location: State Rd. No so. Valparaiso
e Py~ Gontv RGd Hsnn Por to a ao1ntt
N PTojject No. SO E CAB. Location: state
Rd. No. Al, Terre Haute to Chicago Rd:,
Project No. 1853. Location: State Rd.
No, So Rensselaer, to Jersey RI, Ren sSsr
County. Miles, 1881.
Bids will be received for three types OF
pavement on the above listed protects
brick bituminouS concrete and concrete,
as shown on plans and described In
Sp The State will furnish cement for the
Proposal blanks and SPECIFICATIONS may
be obtained free and plans upon pay
ment of SIS per set upon application to
viii be no refund for plans returned.
Plans also may be seen without charge
at the office of the State Highway Com
mission. 1o2 N. Senate Ave, Indianapolis
Contracts will be awarded to the low
est and best bidder, but the right to
reject any and all bids is reserved. Each
bidder, with his proposal shall file, a
corporate surety bond payable to the
State of Indiana, in the sum of one and
one half Q1a) times the amount OF his
proposal. and in the form provided by
laW.
MISSION.
JOHN =. WILLIAMS.
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Automobiles for Sale
"FIGURE 1T OUT"

"FIGURE IT OUT"
Behind each dependable car
we sell is a guarantee that is
backed by our powerful reputa-
ton and by a Purchasers Pro-
tective Insurance policy. In
case of sickness or death the
payments are made by the In
surance Company.
CHEVROLET. 1927 TOURING
Natural wood wheels; equipped fully;
new tires, etc. You can't go wrong on
this at $685..
LATE 1926 CHEVROLET COACH
Fully equipped and reconditioned. s345
1927 CHEVROLET COUPE
Fully equipped. bumpers front and
completely overhauied. For quick sale.
1927 CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN
New tires, bumpers. motometer. snub-
bers and ditch light: $685.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1926
Fully equipped with all accessories:
10000 miles and dandy: s295.
1927 Chevrolet touring; fully equipped se5
1927 Chevrolet coach ............... 395
1925 Chevrolet coupe ,,...,,,.,,, 345
1925 Chevrolet roadster ............. 225
1926 Ford roadster Observation-Disclosures. 1e5
1924 Ford coupe Observation-Disclosures las
1926 Chevrolet sedan ................ ats
1927 Chevrolet coupe ................ 435
1927 Ford coupe .................... 295
1927 Ford Tudor ................ 325
1926 Hupp 4-door Sedan .......... SOS
1925 Chevrolet touring .......... $50
4-door Elcar sedan .................4 45
Trades Taken-Easy Terms
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received up
to eleven O'Clock A. M. Central Stanaara
Tms July the & lg eStra 1y STATE snf ao5pt
at their Office, Central State Hospital.
Indianapolis. Indiana, for the construc-
{n mans OF an and speciXcations Prepared by
Adolf Scherrer, architect, Indianapolis
Indiana. -, ,s -.
follows ~ General construction; 81
heating: (3i plumbing; "a electric wiz
ing. and 90 combination prop 9o;So : al az
to ST e 5e 9 nrmarv b TfS SGtf ss 90
Proposals shall be made on Form NO.
e6 prescribed by the State Board OF Ac-
counts and Sh9 I'll be a amonn eeaal fS
three (3) per cent of the total sum named
in the proposal. This check must be
m 56e GysnTal ts sse Hospa and
be certified good by bank or trust com
pany of the State of Indiana ana III
e s Sba not %h %hn Rsn o days
after notice of the acceptance OF his
proposal, enter into a written contract
with the Board of Trustees OF the Centrat
by a surety bond in the amount OF the
contract price. and in form and with
surety or. sureties to thu. approval OF
State Sta Hospital, then his certified check
and its proceeds shall be and remain the
aR RTsees q RrG he Central f State Hospital
as iiauidated damages for such failure,
ing beyond the proceeds of his certified
check Certified checks of unsuccessful
bidders will be returned to. them:
Copies of the plans and specifications
are on file at the office Of the superin-
tendent Of the Central State 'ospitai
and at the office of the state ard OF
Accounts, Plans and Specifications toI
Individual use of bidders may be secured
al the office of Adolf Scherrer. architect,
Ais Indiana Trust Building, Indianapolis,
The right is reserved to reject any or
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
CENTRAL STATE HOSPIIAL
BY BERT E. PAGE.
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LINZ & 1923.

Mrs. bessie Adams, 1902 Glen Drive,
indianapolis, IND.
Mrs = NJ. 81 j. Abbott. r. R. L, 5ox 2o7,
in WilliaRm Adams ans 78l W. Eleventh St.
In 6ba4lss xle lng 400 Coal Exchange
Bldg, Huntington, w. Va.
II. Balee Summers; -o wv --.,.,,
SeNenPsh B SE Ei'2 2los Highland Place, city
Marion Boynton, 1903 w. Federal St.
f09lnl ie 8Tando 1iG s45a Hovey ST., city.
F. M Breeding. care of county treas
urer. Warsaw, Ind.
Miss N SO Margaret panisher,. care of Mrs.
Emily Dietz, Cadillac; Mich,
Harry FAIRY Ferguson, eli Blake St, city
Haywood Gibbs. r. r. l. Box 81. Rock
ne Richard II; hard HofT. o28 Daily ST. city,
William Harris. 9281a N. Senate Ave,
H. B. Herrick, care of Mrs. Freida KEEL
i't Lowell ltYp s. 8. Hall. 1914 Chase St.. An
oe Floyd tioy; i Hanna. 70 N walcott St., city.
Mrs. n I. Ireland McKinster.
Miss Buila jackson. 8o2 Indiana ave.
A adisn L esisnl S26 w. Twenty-sixth St.,
t 9. E. Lones. 900 N; Capitol Ave, city.
Clarence Long, l45 w. TwenW-Flrst
Mrs. S.'I Hattie Lacey, e1s Eddy St. city.
Jacob A. Layton, 3l8 N. ADDISON ST.
Chas. Lewis.
Walter Munden.
W. l. Mccoy, iii w. Broadway, Louis
WE L. A Norris. 2sls N. Meridian St, city.
Harry ]. .Otachi. 1893 Hudson St., New
WI MIS- Gay Z, NJ T. olsen. 1854 woodward Ave-,
g. ~ M. Preston. 1os N west ST., Shelby
we George ra5e Rhodes. 1925 Sheldon. city.
E. D. Reed, 1901 College Ave-. city.
W. Vermont St.. city.
L. Summers, BOG N. New Jersey st. city.
o. F. Sturgeon.
H T. Smith.
Aurthor Simmons, 1909 Martindale Ave,
Henry spangler s717 Cardiss St,
Palms Station, Los Angeles. Cal:
j. H Scheid. Collax Hotel. South
F. wolfe. 7o4 N. Capitol Ave, Apt. 8,
Merlin White, care of Maud Burnett,
S. E. Williamson, S74l Broadway, Apt.
No. 6, Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. ,Mable. Williams, 4741a Sixth ST..
M1 " T. Wiin Tls 81 w. st. Joe St.. city.
At o. F. Behrent, Big 4 Storage and
Transfer, $50 S. Meridian St. VIII be
sold for storage charges on June %,
1923, at 9 a. m.
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Here's the Key to Your Summers Pleasure
Legal Notices
CE no coNTRACToRs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Indiana State Highway Com
mission. indianapolis, Ind, until 1000 a.
ROAD q. SECTION C., WAYNE County,
2.66 Miles.
Date set for completion: June l. 1929.
Bidder shall file bond with his bid equal
to one and one-half the amount of his
proposal
Proposal blanks, plans and specifi-
cations are on file at the office of the
State Highway Commission, Indianapolis,
Ind, where same may be obtained upon
payment of S1.00 per set
Indiana State Highway Commission SHRD
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
JOHN d WILLIAMS. Director.
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EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW PRICES

for a period OF ~ days
only. At the prices quoted
these cars represent values
exceeding anything ever
before offered.
1927 Nash Special Sedan. .$743
1926 Nash Standard Sedan $40
1926 Nash Standard Sedan 495
1926 Nash Advanced Sedan 745
1926 Nash Advanced Sedan 795
1926 Nash Advanced Sedan $40
1926 Nash 2-door Sedan. Gas
1926 Nash Special Sedan. 645
1925 Nash 4-door Coupe CTS
1928 Nash Sport Touring. 245
We are also offering spe-
cial price inducements on
other m a k e S, some of
which are listed below
1926 Ford Roadster -. .$145
1924 Star Sedan ....... 135
1923 Chevrolet Coupe 80. 95
1928 Chalmers Touring. :. ITO
1922 Hudson Sedan. 80. 22j
1922 Buick Touring -. IS
1920 Nash Touring ...... rs
1919 Chevrolet Touring;
cash price on this good
car ....s........ 4U
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
G. j NAVY CAME
.DUCATS SOUGHT

According To statements Of thoss
connected with the athletic depart.
ment 81 the Naval Academy. appli-
cations for tickets to the George
town. Navy football game at An
napolis ia 1929, are being received.
Comdr. Jones II. ingram. Navy
athletic director, had two objects
in view ii securing the game. He
wished. he said. 70 renew football
relations with Gsorgetown on &C.
count of the lone and friendly attn.
Ietic relations existing between the
institutions, ana 10 secure a home
game or the highest interest.
The game Is expected to be ~
FAR the most important on the
home schedule of the Midshipmeu, I.
and attract q great crowd. M
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02

HORSES
TO WAT CH
~ Paddock

STEPHArgUG Only y Misfortune
prevented this one from scoring
yesterday. And incidentally q
great coup fell short. This one
was knocked down from 40 To 4
to 2. Maiben lost one OF his
stirrup irons midway down the
stretch. Watch him next time
out.
FALSE COLOR This two-year-old
showed sparkling effort last
time out With that one under
his belt, will be a tough nut to
crack next time he goes.
SUNNY sAINT-HIa been placed
in company over his head. When
you see him In q cheaper field
hon aboard, this one IN All set for
q killing. Has been working very
brlskly Ia the morning,
ROLLS ROYCE win win . heat
before they leave here. The
geagrann color bearer IL Ut the top
of his best form. and can take
the measure or the best here. 4
prefer to see him 80 In sprint
races
BOYISH BOB Has been improving
with each race. He showed a
great liking to the hilltop course
last year, and ! expect TO see him
step down at fancy odds before
long. Has worked well In the
morning
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
Andrews Is Recovering
After Serious Illness

Willie Andrews. veteran manager
of the National Circles, is fast re-
gaining his health following scri.
GUS illness. Andrews Is on his feet
again and expects to reJoin his team
as soon as the doctor gives him
the word.
The aged leader was today in re-
ceipt OF q message from the Hagers.
town Md Baseball Club, Of the
Blue Ridge League, to the effect
that the National Circles and
Phoenix Club would be given ex-
hibition dates after Thursday.
The Circles are lacking q game
Sunday. due to the cancellation by
the A. b. and w. team. Any fast
unlimited combination having q
field is asked to call Lincoln 9e92.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
RATE VA. TEAM
AS WINNER

Episcopal High OF Alexandra, Va,
is rated as the choice to capture
the team trophy in the mi
versity of Maryland interscholastic
field and track meet at College
Park, Md, on Saturday. The Vir.
ginians have crushed all opposi-
Ation to date and scored easy vic
tories over Tech High and Eastern
High in dual meets.
Stout opposition, however, viii
be offered BY Coach Bin F'olsy's
Central High tracksters. The Blue
and White took the honors In the
high school division 1T the recent
Dewitt games and demonstrated
they have q wes5l t1f class.
Capt. George Price n relied
upon 20 add few points IN the
100 and 20 yards and Phil Kline
n good for some points In the
discus and sIlot-put.
-Four schools from North Caro-
lima may provide keen conlpeti-
ton, especially Central High, &c
Charlotte, n. G. The latter took
first place in the 1926 carnival The
other Tarheel schools entered are
Greensboro High. Oxford High and
New Hanover High Of Whining
ton. Del
Coach Hap HardeIi's Tech High
band will probably cut into the
point award and Harry Helme's
Dewitt Prep flock will do likewise.
Capt. Mickey Harris Ii Deyittss
hopes IN the high and low hurdles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
ALEXANDRIA NE I
TEAM PLAYS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May :.
Episcopal High Schools tennis
squad meets Business High, Of
washington, today at $3.50 p. m. on
the Episcopal courts.
Episcopal High School walloped
the baseball representatives Ut st.
Adams School, of Washington, 3 to
/, yesterday on Hoxton Field.
Alexandria High School will play
Swavely School, at Manassas. Va,
today on the SwaveIy diamond.
Old Dominion Boat Club meets
tonight at s 3. m. in its club house.
King Street and the Strand.
No. 5 Motor Company will pTac-
tice today at p. M, Carriers Field.
Tt will be the first workout Of the
year for the firefighters.
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is completely finished. This is
why we urge a pull-down of
the club with the left arm.
This keeps the right hand from
hitting too much, and it is
desirable to keep the right hand
somewhat subdued because it
will hit over the left hand
otherwise, being stronger. The
right shoulder will tend to go
with the right hand, hitting,
and with the shoulder will go
at the ball results. These
things apply with any club, so
the first thing to acquire in
golf is a good swing. It's
worth working for because it's
worth a heap when you get it.
Copyright, John r Ollie Co
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
Gardini to WrestIe
AT Arcadia Tomorrow

Renato Gardini, the Italian
orator and wrestler. comes hack -
the Arcadia tomorrow night after
an absence 0f several weeks. The
temperamental grappler is to meet
Tom Draak. the HOllander, i'll 4hb
opening bout at $50 o'clock. 81
Hans Steinlxe, the towering Ger
man. Is billed to toll with SAM
zacivich, the Austrian. in thu
wind-np bout.
Freddy Meyers, the Hebrew heavy
weight. engages Frank IaAEarqua IA
the feature match.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
RADIO RULER IS GUEST

Ira e. Robinson. chairman of the
Federal Radio Commission, will be
an honor guest at the final meeting
for the season OF the West Vir-
ginia Society tonight at the Wash
ingtOn Club. Plans for casting
absentee voters ballots will be dis
cusSed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
Bobby Cruickshank Out
of Gold for Long Time

NEW YORK. May 2. Bobby
Cruickshank's picturesque person
atty will probably be absent from
all professional golfing events this
season. The t'Wee Scot recently
Slapped his strength that 1t Is
expected the period Of convalescence
will be protracted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02
CINOTTI FINE PILOT

Frank Cinottl. manager of the
st. Joseph's unlimited nine, has led
the Saints for the past several
years. Cinotti is a capable pilot
and knows the fine points of the
diamond games.
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forward, with
the forward
swing; s t a y
in behind the
ball till it is
hit and away.
To do that it
is necessary to
hold the head
still until the
ball is hit and
if you hold it
still up to that
p o i n t IN e
chances are it
will not move
m u C h u mt i'll
vOur swing
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SAINTS WORKOUT

The st. Joseph's nine will work
out this afternoon at $50 o'clock
on the Union Station Plaza grounds.
Manager Frank Cinotti requests
that all candidates attend.
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TWINS ARE PUZZLE

Clarence and Edward Walters,
twin Jockeys. are quite a problem to
racetrack officials who find it hard
to tell them apart.
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RECORD "GET"

Man o Wars children earned
1858, 612 in 1925, the largest sum ever
won by the offspring of any stallion
during single season.
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To hit the golf ball effectively,
whatever the club used, the
player must swing back so as
to be well in back of the ball,
and then be careful not to lean
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FAMILY AFFAIR

s Jack Vlachion, middleweight boxer,
recently refused to meet his uncle,
John Denas, in the finals OF a New
York A. c. tournament.