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Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-30

The state has let a contract fer
paving l0.4 miles in Imperial coun'
ty on the FL Centro'San Bernardino
highway. Cost $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-30

guard
the for Carl Ben
Alaskan pilot missing since Nov Mem
searching No. Captain
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pilots: News,
Manitoba
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dee. 80. U.D-
President Hoover is preparing to
submit the law, enforcement COM
mission prohibition recommen-
dations to congress within 10 days,
it was learned today. In the mean.
time he will follow hands Off
policy regarding the prohibition
battle now raging in Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
HERE IS WORTHWHILE NEWS THIS WIFE IS CONTENIEI
City Women
HOnOred at
Bridge Party

A bridge party was given Monday
afternoon by Miss Helen and Betty
DeGrief at their home. 52O2 North
Delaware street, in honor of Mrs.
Edwin Vinton ONeel. who was Miss
Anna c. Gardner before her recent
marriage, and Miss Mary Patia
Carver, whose marriage to James
Parker. Chicago, Will take place
Saturday.
Appointments and decorations
carried out the color scheme of or
child and pink Bowls of phloX and
pctunias we're used throughout the
house and at serving time sltall
vases of the flowers adorned the ia
bles
Guests with Mrs. ONCol and Miss
Carver we're Mrs Howard Fieber.
Mrs George Mcbride Hostcr. Mrs.
James Westerman Ray, Mrs. Fred
Grick w. Ahrbecker, Mrs. S. B. Van
Arsdalc, Mrs Louis S. Hensley. Mrs.
Stephen Badger, Mrs. Francis A.
Sommer, Mrs. Clifford Courtney,
Mrs. Harold L. Mercer Mrs. Rollin
c. Davies Washington; Miss Anna
Mae Albershart Upton Miss Bea-
trlcc Moore. Miss Eleanor Dunn,
Miss Elizabeth Hayes. Miss Dorothy
Barrett. Miss Alice Waknon. Miss
Charlotte Rcissner and Miss Alma
Lucas.
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Forty members of indianapolis,
Cumberland and New Palestine
families gathered at ClaneyS camp.
east of New Palestine. Sunday for
their third annual picnic
Those attending from Indianapolis
were Mr. and Mrs. Cash Higgins.
Nh. and Mrs William G. Schild-
meier, Mr. and Mrs. F. H Albcrs-
meier, Nh and Mrs. Louis Stolting,
MI. and Mrs, John Hermann, Mr..
and Mrs julius Hermann, MI. and
Mrs Fred Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Habig, Nh and Mrs. Julius
EikenbCrg, MI and Mrs. Everett
StOelting, Mr., and Mrs. John Krich-
baum, Mrs Edna Martin, Miss Ger
trudc Davis, Miss Dorothy Stoelting.
Miss Mia Hermann, Miss Joanna
link, Miss Mary Williams, Miss
Rosie Richmond, Miss Julia Bucs-
king, Miss Eleanor ReaSncr, Miss
Bernice Rcasnor. Miss Helen Rcas-
ncr. Miss Margaret Krichbaum.
Harry Higgins, John Hermann. Cliff
ford Krichbaum and Frank Habig
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
MOST ATTRACTIVE MORN
ING FRQCK.

6523. Cotton foulard is here pic
turcd with facings Of satccn Dim
jty with organdy or voIc, printed
lawn and organdy tub silk and
broaGcloth. these are all good COM
binations.
An insert of plaits lengthenS the
center panel. Side sections arc
heightened over the shoulders TO
form short sleeves. The V neck is
outlined by rolled collar. Serv-
iceable pockets are added on the
side sections.
The pattern for this attractive
style is cut in four sizes. Small, 81
IS: medium. 1910; large 42-44,
extra large. 1913 inches bust meas
We. To make q medium size viii
require 3 yards Of material s.
inches wide or Widcr
For facing on collar and pockets
Of contrasting material D yard IS
inches wide is required, cut cross
wise To finish with bias binding
at the center front seams and a.
sleeve edge will require D. yards
IL inches wide The width of the
dress at the lower edge with plat
fullncss extended is l. yards.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt Of 15c in silver or stamps
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Among the Indianapolis folk who
arc spending several days at the
Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago
are Mr.. and Mrs w B. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs H. B. West Mrs. J. F.
Grafftel Miss Celestine Donnelly,
Miss Betty Moorehead and G S. An
dreWs
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Walter,
2034 Ashland avenue, have returned
from Lafayette, where they visited
their son, Harry Walters.
Miss Louise E. Swan, organist at
st. Paul Methodist Episcopal church,
has returned from Battle Ground.
where she has been pianist for the
EpWOrth League institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Seuei,
1902 Washington boulevard, have as
tlcir house guest their daughter
Mrs. RoIlin c. Davies, Washington.
D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe b Wiles. q
North Kitley road, have as their
guests Mi and Mrs Orris D. Wick
cry, Noble Ill, and MI and Mrs.
Earl Guyton, East st. Louis, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Akin and
Miss Mary Caroline Means, 1888
North Meridian street, are in OdIn.
Mich, for short vacation.
Mrs. Stanley M Timberlakc, Mrs.
Raymond P. Van Camp Mrs.
Charles M. Mallott, Mrs. Edward G..
Hereth. Mrs. Clarence r. Rhodes
Mrs. SeWell A. Nebeker and Mrs.
Harry Griffith. Detroit, will spend
the weekend at Lake MaXinkuckee,
Tie guests Of Mrs. Lynn B Millikan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Miss Frances Katherine Coleman,
daughter Of Nh and MIS-. H, Robert
Coleman, became the bride Of Fred
A. Meyer at Christ church July a
The Rev Floyd VanKeuren off1ci-
atcd. MI and Mrs Meyer are at
home at 400 East Twentieth street.
Mrs. W0odlCurd to Entertain
Members Of Beta chapter, Chi
Delta Chi sorority will have So
cial meeting Wednesday night at
the home of Miss Marjorie Doug
lass 2149 East Riverside drive.
Plan S0rorjty Meeting
Miss Mae Miller. 80 North Brad
ley avenue. will entertain members
of Alpha chapter Kappa Kappa
sorority, at her home Wednesday
Dirl7t
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Ensemble
Again to
Be Vogue
Ry FRANCES FACET

Ccptrlrhi. 1923. ~ cii cNlrrsE
NEW YORK. July 23-Ths en-
semble Is again The big thing
whether one approaches sportsvesr
from the angle Of town or country
"ur north" or down south It's
number Of new features is astonlsh-
ing.
The jackets are nevcst-looking
with their two-thirds length, in free
swinging lines. or else cut extremely
straight. and beltcd. The other high
spot of the jacket cnscmble-and
this observation applies to finger
tip or hip-lcnsth jacketS-is fur
trimming.
There is an aspect which is proof
positive OF the moro ornamental
tone Of sportswcQr. Collars sleeve
trimmings and rcvcrs arc the more
usual expressions. bu, this feeling
for fur trimmings is making dc
siqncrS venture even TO fur borders
on Jackets.
The Ions coat ensemble cannot
be easily oustcd but it is smart
to have these coats just trifle
shorter than the skirt
The continued approval of contrast.
if diSsimilar fabrics arc used for
coat and skirt and tho further dc
yclopmcnt of q suit that has this
very long coat and separate skirt
to match worn with contrasting
blouse. arc two factors in this feel
ing
This kind OF suit has q newer
lok than the contrasting dress and
coat. but there are still great many
of the latter.
The list Of long coat types in en-
Sembles has been enriched By
greater acclaim Of thc four-picce
ensemble which includes jumper,
skirt, sleeveless or slceved cardigan,
and long coat
The jumper, it should be men,
toned is worn in or outside The
skirt, and if not actually a sweater,
then pays tribute to the cult OF
knitted wear by employing jersey.
In ensembles that arc most lit
orally Of sports description. the
tuck-in vogue is observed. but III
most Of the others that verge on
formal grounds where silk blou5es
arc used, the oycrblousc leads
And while on thc topic Of what
there is a great many Of" the two
piece dress is still favorito. But
again ono resorts to the comparison
of what is newer. and it must be
admitted that the one piece dress
wins on this score.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
OBSERVE BIRTHDAY
WITH HOME PICNIC

MI and Mrs. ". d. Keenan, Ell
tcrtained With d picnic dinner st
their country home Sunday in Cele-
bration Of the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. keenan,.
indianapolis guests who attended
we're Mr.. and MIS-. (. Q. johnson,
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Trusty and
family; W. L. Carey and daughters.
Miss Cecil Carey and Miss Dorothy
Carey: Mrs Mary Trusty. Mrs Esta
Trusty. Miss Ruth Stanley Miss
Margaret johnson, August Ginsburg,
Kenneth Stanley, Clay Trusty and
Thomas Johnson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
MISS HELEN BEEN is
.. 40N0RED AT PARTIES

Miss Helen BEEN. whose marriage
to Andrew H. Hepburn will take
place in August, was the honor
guest at a miscellaneous shower and
bridge party given Monday night at
the home Of Mrs. Warren o. Grimm.
Ambassador apartments
A color scheme Of pink and blue
was used in decorations and APP
pointments, Mrs. John Himlcr 1874
East Washington street, will enter
tain with bridge party and glass
ware shower in honor Of Miss BEEN
Wednesday.
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Martha Lowry to Be Given
Shower and Bridge Party
Miss Elizabeth

Miss Elizabeth Dawson will enter
tain with miscellaneous shower
and bridge party at her home. 1926
Temple avenue. Wednesday night in
honor of Miss Martha Lowry.
daughter Of Herbert P. Lowry, 1915
North Dearborn street, whose mar
riage to George w. Eckncr. 11O5
North Rural street, will take place
in August.
Decorations and appointments
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
METHODIST HOSPITAL
DRIVE NETS S88O,547
Special Effort Planned by Solicitors
Before Aug. |.

Total subscriptions in the Meth
odiSt hospital 100000 expansion
fund stood at $3.50. 547 today as So
lcitorS planned to complete as much
OF their work as possible before
Aug. J. Workers Will meet at the
Columbia Club next Monday.
The funds VIII be used to help
finance the new units at the hos
pital. including the new building
housing the surgical. laboratory.
X-ray and maternity departments;
the new 200-bed wing and the new
home for nurses. Sept. has been
set as the closing date for the ap-
peal
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Sorority to Meet

Mrs. Glen link, ia West Thirty
second street. will entertain mem
tcrs Of Kappa Delta Theta sorority
Wednesday night at her home.
Miss Sara Frances Weatherly is in
charge of arrangements for the
sorority picnic to be held at Walnut
Gardens. Aug. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

will be in pink and white. The
shower gifts will be arranged on a
table decorated with the bridal coll
ors. Mrs. william A. Dawson will
assist her daughter
Guests with the bridc-clcct will
be Mrs. Melvin Ross. Mrs. Ralph
Brooks, Mrs. Dudley Parks, Mrs.
Truman Anderson, Mrs Helen Ard,
Miss Vivian Chapman, Miss Vienna
Chapman, Miss Marguerite Conway,
Miss Elizabeth Arnctt. Miss Eliza
beth Stutsman. Miss Lcona Schultz,
Miss Rose WinsOr, Miss Eunice Bow
man, Miss Alma Fulton. Miss Lii
Ian King and Miss Mary Fo5s
Lowry. FOrtVillc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
PInn RnnStcrs' Mccfinn

Fraternal Order of Protective
Home Circle. No. l76. Will hold
boosters meeting al the hall 437
North Illinois street. at s o'clock
Wednesday nieGt Members are re-
oue~ted 10 attend
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Members OF The Danzarite club
will meet Wednesday night at the
home OF Miss jerry Glllum, 1909
FINLEY avenue. Miss Dorothy Jor-
dan was accepted as a pledge at
the last meeting.
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Carl PGlfy Slated

Members OF the Altar society Of
s.. Philip Neri church viii entertain
With card party at $50 Wednes-
osv afternoon At the auditorium on
Eastern avenue. MIS- Ralph Peters
is chairman in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Members OF Phi Tau Delta soror-
ity viii hold their annual banquet
tonight at the Sherman Inn. Mrs.
Ralph Webauer. 1919 Wright ave-
nue.. Will be hostess for a social
meeting Friday night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
.AN-DnA Picnic Planned

AN au-dav picnic VIII be held
THURSDAY at Maple Hill the home
Of Mrs. (. F. Stow. on South kltley
road. for members Of the Bonie
Annie club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
PInu All Dan Picnic

Members of the Silver Arrow club
Of Winamas council. D. Of P, will
hold an all-day picnic at Riverside
park Thursday. All members are
requested to attend
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Card PdrtY ARRANGED

Mrs. Maurice J. Fitzgerald is
chairman in charge OF the card
party to be given al the Little
Flower auditorium Fourteenth
street and Bosart avenue, at SIS
tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Cinderella club members viii meet
Wednesday at Broad Ripple park
for r picnic supper 70 be followed
by swimming, dancing, and boating.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
PLnn Luncheon Ncefinr

Mrs. Edwin S. Woodward 1923
Graceland avenue. viii DC hostess
for the meeting of Beta chapter,
Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority.
Wednesday. Luncheon will be served
at noon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Tau Gamma Sigma sorority viii
hold its regular business meeting at
s o'clock Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. JUanlta Clark Sand
lin 461l Winthrop avenue.
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Numbers to Picnic

Alpha chapter, Chi Delta Chi
sorority. viii have picnic supper
at Broad Ripple park Wednesday
night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

CCICbrOtC HOY COWHtUNIOn
Celebration Of holy communion
will be held at 10 O'Clock Thursday
morning at the Episcopal Church of
the Advent, Meridian and Thirty
third streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
YOUR CHILDREN -
Dads Counsel
Needed by Son
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

. The father of a young college stu
cent who happens to be on the
freshmen crew appeared on the
scene just before the last big race
OF the season and made this little
speech. Boys, if you win, I'll take
YOU all to England this spring to
sec the boating races there
Now, Of course, this man is very
rich to play Santa Claus with such
n magnificent gesture, but is it a
gesture?
How many fathers under the cir
cumStances would do the same
thing? How many men of fifty
would be willing to take the time
and trouble to sponsor such an eX-
petition even with wallets as we'll
lined as that Of this Lord Bounti-
IuI?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
Tremendous Changes

Contrasted with The women Of
thirty years ago, We have very great
freedoms
The married woman no longer is
compelled to live with a man whose
disposition is not compatible with
hers
The spinster no longer is pitied
because she is not a wife
Economic independence is possible
tor US
Real liberty is a possession From
the lowest depths Of mental bond
age We have risen to The pinnacle
of the world,
1t is even whispered in many
quarters that We have become ty-
rants, bounding the men to distrac-
ton.
Whatever may be your opinion
about that, gentle lady. riotous girl,
faithful spouse or tired business
woman. don't forget to thank your
stars that you live in q day when
it is possible for q woman to divorce
man because he won't take her to
dances
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

CH0ptCT II UCCi
Miss Evelyn Mann. OPS Congress
avenue, will entertain members Of
Beta chapter Delta Phi Beta soror-
lty, at her homo Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

One of the five honor students
graduated from KOkomo high
school was Miss Media Rosen-
heimcr, daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
Walter Rosenhcimor, She Will
attend Indiana university this
fall. having received the scholar
ship awarded annually in Howard
county on the basis Of scholarship.
She is A member Of Tri Kappa
sorority.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23
SUNSHINE CLUB WILL
GIVE LUNCHEON PARTY

Members of the Childrcn's Sun
shine Club Of Sunnysidc will give d
luncheon bridge party Wednesday at
Whispering Winds on the Brook
vile road
Hostesscs for the affair arc Mrs
Otis Carmichael, Mrs. john Herr
mann, MIS-. Harry McHalc. Mrs. G..
F. Kirby, Mrs. Paul feathers, MIS-.
Ray Mcqueen Mrs D. P. Barrett,
and Mrs. George James.
Chmt. CoUercd accessories
Toilet sets covered in glazed
chintz, with small conventional pat
terms. are extremely new and quite
different Brush, comb. mirror and
powder boxes comprise The sets,
which have a charming informal
ity that adapts them to country
house use. They are especially
smart In the familiar star or polka
dotted patterns.
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ot many, I'm pretty sure
Must Begin Early

They might be willing to do some
other generous thing that would be
lust as expensive but that would not
require their personal interest OF
effort.
Personal interest To mo it is
the keynote of all child training,
and l can not help thinking that
this father has MADE it his bust
ness to be personally interested in
everything his boy has ever done
in his life
1t doesn't take money to show
our children that we really care
about what they do.
How about the tired father who
would rather read his paper, but
goes out and pitches ball on the
lawn with his son 50 he can make
the team?
\ Real Father
How about the man who puts
down his mystery story to help
solve a tough problem in arlthme-
tic. or does without lunch money
to buy a saw for the boys to build
shanty in the back yard?
Is that the type OF man who re-
sents being bothered long enough
to sign a report card without even
looking at the marks or caring
what they stand for?
think as a general rule that
fathers leave boys too much to
mothers. Boys need mothers, to De
sure. bat they need fathers too.
They need fathers who care about
them and are vitality interested III
everything they DO; not the heavy
critical now-you-step-l iyely-young
man kind. but the real friend who
treats his son as one man treats
another
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-23

Not Rushing
fO1" DiOOrCeS
p MARTHA LEI

- NJ MIR ii - iifHia MUG -ttr-a
ANYTHING else. It seems 10 M. is
more publicity about couplez who
are not continuously sparring, Who
aren't rushing of 10 2 LAWYER when
ever things are not gong as smooth
r. as the fairy books lead them 10
believe things would go; vino are not
discontented and dissatisfied and
think marriage rotten arrange
ment, foIsted upon man when ne
didn't know any better.
And honestly. in spite Of the fact
that statistics on record and ma
terisl available for reading purposes
point 10 the contrary, there are
couples Who find marriage a vOca-
ton promising and fulfilling q good
lv measure Of happiness and peace
and COntCntmcnt.
And the bases Of these virtues Of
marriage hinge upon the good sense
with which the affair is conducted
by the contracting parties
Snappy Reading Liked Best.
You know. 1t is not the usual the
homely little everyday incidents that
make good snappy reading. II is
unusual the hectic the grOteSque
Which probably accounts for the
fsr-fung advertising that the spar
ring spOuscs get.
And I for ono think it is time TO
80 l. @r
pics who have found marriage an
agreeable arrangement Il seems to
me after all the talk about The un-
happy ones, that little good news
really will be news
The reason there are so many I'M
happy marriage might be that
there arc so few people who can be
cmotiOnally sensible About bud
getting and balancing bank accounts
and keeping the house on a reason
able basis they may be irreproach-
able But they can not be sensible
about their feelings. They cannot
take things philosophically. They
can not admit that marriage can NOT
he one long drawn out kiss and
whispered cndcarmcnt.
Solves Her Problems.
The first letter in my campaign
for happy married couples como
from Young woman Who has
solved her problems and found life
infinitely worth while
Dear Ms Lee Jn behalf m marriage
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But, in Days Gone By

Do you realize what, in all prob
ability, she would have done?
She would have settled right
down and spent each evening
watching her husband puff his pipe
and rattle his newspaper.
That's what SO out Of every 100
wives did in those dearly lamentcd
old days
The suppressed misery of women
must have bccnS1ike a secthing vol
cano Just beneath the quiet surface
Of life
It's no wonder such moving
force brought about the greatest
mental revolution Of the ages.
How lucky we arc. We women Of
today, compared with our grand
mothers. And somehow I don't be-
lieve we give our fortunate situation
enough thought and arc not proper
ly grateful.
We're just like babies crying for
the moon, who yell SO loudly that
they have no time to appreciate all
the toys and goodies with which they
are surrounded.
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Girls, Thank
Stars You
Lie To-Day
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

y I NIh D W Al r n , {. n ~ sun
In Kansas City woman divorced
her husband because he would not
60 out with her at night. The
papers made much Of this episode
It was considered unusual. as most
women make their charges the
other way round when they get t.
court.
Undoubtedly the divorce was a
very wise thing. Yet I could not
help but ponder on the luck Of this
young woman who, with her love for
gadding, happened to born in this
gadding twentieth century instead
of in the stay-at-home and dOme5-
tic nineteenth,
She would have Jared rather bad
ly had fate set her down here in
the fabulous forties.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
=
oPORTORIAL!.
b. KIRK MILLER~

Fight thank the children OF Greater New
York is not to without its usual
heavyweight interest Last will recall we were all
pretty well up the TunneyHeeney fight the
the second Dempsey fight and the previous
summer the first meeting between Jack and Gene.
WE'LL though title at stake in their meeting Max Schmeng
Paono Uzudun who matched for fight the twenty
hostility into their col
on than took the three fights mention with the Demp
and Stribling g-Sharkey things thrown in
say, it weren't for the fact that the June ~ GO is
charys sake the coming might have
gone unmarked by heavyweight interest Make and
Paolno being conclusions the resned
demonstrating their sporting procvies by
wanting do something for the milk fund sponsored by Mrs
William Randolph Hearst It exharatng to know the fight
still abounds in people who do not always look through
gilded glasses. -, -,
adoption their desire aid thousands of Americas unfortunate
proves that charity does not always begin at home.
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Each Raps At Door Of Fame

Scores yes hundreds WashngtOnans will undoubtedly take
Gotham to Schmeng and Uzcudun
contribute this notable welfare not only because Of the
their meeting result of those odfashoned brawls
with of Sullivan Kran Sharkey the Tom
and Dempsey the Man Mauer
They that type fighters Schmeng and Pauline and
they opportunity is hand for the winner to cash
Continued on Column %
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ONE-MAN TEAM

Bob Branford, son Of the Mil
waukee Athletic Clubs swimming
coach, scored 23 points for st.
Albans Academy, Chicago, in a
track meet, winning four firsts and
a second.
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and Copsidine VS.. oNeil and Fowler, at
3 o'clock,
NJ x E ID DOUBLES - (Pafrfngs for
today, second round). McKeIzy and Hot
skin VS.. Dunham and Wilton. KrucOff
and Haas vs.. Wells and Considine, Kins-
bury and Gore VS.. Guilford and Seidel,
Martinez and Martinez VS.. Moorhead and
Rutley, Judd and Judd VS.. Rowan and
Rowan. All matches at 5 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1929-06-03
AUTHS BEAT CAPITAL A. c.
. To HOLD LEAGUE LEAD

The Auths Brentwood Hawks and Miller Aztecs
1.-THE only teams in the unlimited section Of the Capital City
lTeao ono hoastin0 an of 1000 e.