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RuSINESS Opportunities.

BOSlNESS OFFORAUNAAkES.
PARTNER with $1,000 or more for all-year
Box 3l5-D, Star office. 27'
CABINET, upholstery and woodworking bus
mess: viii sacrifice at $l.750; investment OF
hardware. lumber. etc: Splendid bargain in
olde Cabinet shoppe. 1915 nth NV. 10.
oeRton owner O VIII sell cheapiy to a t
purchaser. Call Herman'S Lunch, cor. 30th
and NJ SITS. NV. 49,
COAL BUSINESS long established. in north
Box 157-E, Star office.
CAFETERIA with furniture for sale fully
equipped. 2i15 Pa. ave. NV, ask for Mr..
Young. o.
sell fixtures; located 20l6 r. l. ave. ne.
Call between IL and Saturday or Sunday,
or phone Mr.. Farley. Atlantic 1000 for ap-
pointment
GROCERY STORE-Building with rooms
and business for. sale corner location.
r. ave NH Near ear, ssh9ols Price , and
Vermont ave. National 4255.
W6NTED-An individual to invest from $500
to $4,000 in a local business that will pay
from 20fr to 35!r net annually; sponsored
years experience; requires no more than
two or three days OF time each month: earn
ngs payable monthly in cash. no accounts:
all funds; investment completely safeguard
ed; full details Will be given those inter-
ested. Address Box l76-E Star office. "
years; grocery, dry goods; sacrifice on ac-
COUNT OF old age 223s Nicholson, Twiningg
Monday from 10 am. to pm.
DELICATESSEN. school supplies near three
schools: cheap rent; living quarters; must
sell; investigate. Phone West 2753. IL
DELIVERY ROUTE. everyday household ne
with push. Address Box GAZE, Star ONCE.
FOR RENT--Two stores. 4th and Mass. ave
or other business: low rent. J. Edward
Fowler. 1912 Eye st. NV. Main 367s.
LUNCH ROOM. small hot-dog. for sale very
reasonable; owner leaving town. Apply 1885
30-YEAR ESTABLISHED BUSINESS; retir-
ing; sporting goods. radio. music. sewing
machines and other good lines; fine fixtures:
long lease given also fine apartment and q
car brick garage to rent separate or with
store Address Box s2-E, Star otf1ce.
WILL SELL second trust. $1,000: PAYABLE SAG
Years; responsible maker; for $500. Address
Box l42-E Star ONCE. TO-
RooMIN0 HOUSE. high.clsss. 20 rooms; IS
completely furnished corner d0w1 ,spma
ivan Want d.s!Sasis ' gsyins store n srads iSr
city property or or. MONTGOMERY Co. farm
N E. E SIS it S5 ST. sziS Columbia 81 is77 .''1
GRAB THIS OFFER--Meat market and
grocery. Cash and carry. Bargain to quick
buyer. 100 st. NV. .----.----l0 TO-
NEED CAPITAL to equip a
small factory in ID. c. to manu-
facture metal goods for Gov
eminent. Will pay a good re-
turn on investment and will
grow larger each year. For
details address Box LOSE, Star
office. lO+
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uELP--MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED---SALESMEN.

several, high-cIass; must have
best Of reference, state experience. Address
Box l55-E, star Office. lO'
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


PAINTING AND EXPERIENCING. by ex-
SCOTT co.
PAINTING. .paperhangine. decoratine: inte-
rior and exterior. Harry A. Glorius e. Co,
30l7 Ga. ave. NV. Phone Col Asa. %.
PAPERING AND PLAsTERINo--Room pa
s sth g. 50 Main ZAP T Ssss Co..
PAPERHANGINa AND PATNTTNG-special
prices this week only. We win scrape, size
and paper average size room for So; work
ing and general contracting with very low
prict 8; cash or terms; no interest. Peoples
Home Decorating Co., Inc, 8l7 9th NV
Main 74l7-8. Sc
PAPERHANGINq. painting. plasteriug, So
NJ PUMPS, 1927 Ga ave. Adams sse4
PAPERHANCiINCi - Rooms papered. SIS and
up: estimates furnished: work guaranteed.
4; T, Ge9rse. 2i2s 18th ST. NV. Apt. 2
pApERtNGmR;oSosmas; 50 and up prompt ,s "a
10th st. NV Adams 7l49. Call after 4 m
PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING. Re-
pairs and Installations. Found reliable for
80 years. j. r. Guerin, 4l2 E. Cap Lin. 34l7.
PIANO TUNING. $500. We specialize in
ecneral riano repairs and rebuilding; Get
our estimates; Prices reasonable Skilled
schaeifer Co. ga H st: ne Lin. 1867. Night
service Pot Gal and Pot. oS9-W.
ROOF REPAIRING of all kinds. Painting.
waterproofng: Reasonable. Latham Roof
ing Co.. North 10lA. Ia
ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING. suffering.
spouting;, furnaces repaired. and cleaned;
Ajax Roofing Co. 1038 18th st. NV.
WINDOW SHADES to measure. factory
cciev. 22O4. '>
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. 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.
BEDDING-Prepare Tor your Spring house
cleaning Mattresses, pillows box springs and
do 1t now before the rush, Columbia Bed
ding Co. 2l9 G St NV. M. 552s.
BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril-
d. C. Prompt service and low prices. Earle
Bedding Co. 22l5 5th ST. ne Decatur 1856
BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and
Wash Mattress Co.. 319 L st. s,w. NJ. 6679
BEDDING RENOVATED. SPRINGS: mattresses.
pillows. feather mat; down comforts re-cov-
cred. Ideal Bedding Co, 622 NV. M. 4094
CARPENTER, house repairing. painting. par
titions, floors, porches built and slassed:
roofs repaired. and painted l.. shackleford,
Atlantic 3430-J, - y"
CARPENTER cottages, garages,
alterations. repairs distance no objection.
A. 4. Hart, 30l6 Adams ST. ne. Atlantic 267l
CARPENTER BUILDER = Remodeling and
general repairing. all branches oak floors
laid; once partitions built II. Johnson.
CHAIR cANE1Nd. hand caneing: splint
1885 10th st. 7. W. Franklin 74s8.
CHTMNEYS CLEANED. furnace repairing.
ice e'' boilers for sale Crown Fuel Service.
ggl7' It'll ST. NV. Franklin 1913. -
DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED and .renlled; all
Franklin 77o7
ELEC TR1CAL WIRING and fixtures. old and
new houses; repairing and general house i'm
81 Fec. S CO.. 7ss s st6 Fr s3O5 80 w 10.
ELECTRIC WIRING-Will wire Groom house
ice, S74 so; a year to pay. Stein Electric
Co. 627 NV. FIR. s0l
ELECTRIC WIRING--6 rooms, 2 halls, bath
Guaranteed. Get my estimate; save time and
money mon :y;' terms North 885. H. NJ. Carpenter.
ELECTRICAL WIRING BY experts; special
prices this month; vases and lamps wired.
| vacuum sweepers and radios repaired. STAR
ELECTRIC CO., Adams 1878, 1909 Kansas
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING scraping. cleo
waxing; skilled mechanics; reduced prices.
Paul Serene. 1909 n Cap. st. Main i0lS7.
FLOORS LAID, scRApED. CLEANED.
ployes. Acme Floor CO. Adams oss3
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, repaired; slip
| free. Tittensor. 1000 Sth st. NV. N. 7702,
/ HOT-WATER HEAT--No down payment; 8
years TO pay; no interest; lC-year guaranty;
Co. 10 14th st. NV. Main 5777
| IRON WORK, ratings. fences, balconies,
grills Dupont Supply Co, Inc, Main 1927
| PAINTING e. PAPERHANGING-My prices
| and work will please you. No trouble to
| give you a figure. Call Hadenfelt, Col
| 263T-W
PAINTING, DECORATING and paperhang-
ing floors refinished; old floors tagged;
prices reasonable A. E. Burrell 6l3 ne
Lin. 3056-W. I3s
PAINTING. PAPERHANGINCi, PLASTERING
Better work at reasonable prices; pure
lead and oil used exclusively; eleven years Of
satisfactory service let US estimate Metro
politan Dec: Co. 627 E NV. Fr. 300.
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Nerer mail ORIGINAL recommendations When
answering advertisements for employment
Use COPIES.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
fCAn4s,,nnA

REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
Long established broker and builder has
openings for few statesmen OF character
and ability TO sell both new and brokerage
properties We have of the fastest sell
ing, moderate priced home developments in
the city See Mr. Shcrwin sales manager,
before 10 am.
CHAS, ID. SAGER,
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ga 18th ST. NV.
Room for Several Men

KOOm TOT SeNcTaI Moi.
We are looking for several men who want
to increase their earnings, These men will
sell ChevroletS a product of General Motors
the worlds most popular automobile.
See MIR. Shreve-
X. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
14th and T SITS. NV.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
-
SPECIAL, NOTICE

The Mabele Honour School of Beauty
Culture remains open until 8 pm. Satur-
cells. Csc and SOC. Other word at corre-
spondingly low prices. Permanent wave. IS.
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SPECIAL SALE
STARTS MONDAY.
MARCH 18th.

A wonderful opportunity to
buy high-grade cars at prices
never offered before in this
city.
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Miles Matter Little to a
LINCOLN.

We have SEDANS,
LARGE AND SMALL,
COUPES. TOURTN GS,
ROADSTERS AND PHAE-
TONS. All Lincolns offered
have been completely recon-
ditioned and will be guaran-
teed as represented. A dem
onstration will prove their
merit. These Lincolns have
personal beauty, untouched
by passing fads and fancies.
and are splendid values, with
only a few thousand miles OF
use and purchasable at prices
that in no way indicate their
true values. Every one is in
perfect mechanical condition,
as powerful. as quiet as a car
can be made.
We also have to offer many
other exceptional values of
other makes-all to be sold at
rock-bottom prices.
For those their desire terms,
please remember there will
be no finance charge during
this sale.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO.,
1870 Conn. Ave.
Open Sundays. Decatur size.
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SITUATION-FEMALE.


LADY. educated, refined. cultured, seeks po-
sition as governeHs for young children; ex-
cellent references. Address Box 105-E. star
Office TO-
LADY desires position as manager OF dining
room or tea room; several years OF expert
ence. Address Box 95-E, Star Office. i0'
MAN1CURIST. experienced. shampooing,
seeks beauty parlor position; small salary
and tuition on permanent waving, etc.
Phone North 678T-W. -
STENOGRAPHER. several years, experience;
Snowledge Of bookkeeping Address BOX
S4-E. Star Office 10"
STENOCRAPHER, thoroughy experienced.
age &c, now employed, capable taking fun
charge small Office or assisting busy eXeeu-
tive, desires permanent position, preferably
exclusive Of Saturdays Address Box l02-E,
Star Office.
STENOGRAPnE7, hish-school graduate, two
years college; references; salary second con-
sIQeration. but position must hold chance OF
advancement. shepherd 28ll w. II"
TYPTST. recently moved to town and de
sireS office position, lnefetably typ!ng; siE
wears experience in insurance office best OF
references. Address Box f28-E. Star office. TO-
YOUNG LADY, experienced typist. with
knowledge, of shorthand. desires position.
permanently or temporarily; can furnish
references. Address Box 63-E Star office.
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= BEST VALUES IN THE CITY,
1927 Cbrysler Coupe.
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
1927 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan.
1927 Ford Tudors and Coupes.
1926 Ford Tudors and Coupes.
Other cars-&25.00 UP.
Small down psyments-E-Z terms.
-, ,,.. sTEuAET MOTOR co., .,oo
III iA'" oPEN suNDAY-io to 1. '-OO'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hobby Shop, l748 M st. NV. North 1886.
ANTIQUES, old gold, silver, diamonds. Jew
ery bought and sold. Tenders Pawnbrok-
ers Sales Co, 9l3 D st: NV. FIR. 1888.
ANTIQUES old gold. silver. diamonds. Jew
elry. A. Arnold. 1923 @. st. NV. Main
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds in any quantity.
The Big Book Shop, 933 G st. NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT. Main 3543. I'LL G st.
NV. Paul Pearman.
DON'T SACRIFICE your furniture. We will
give more for furniture. bric-a-brac china.
antiques and office furniture. Phone US and
be convinced The Lincoln Co, tel. Frank
lin Ssl7. Goa 9th NV, y.
EVERYBODY CLAIMS TO, but we actually
pay more for furniture than any one in
Be satisfied before YOU sell. Ss
prices paid Write or phone Main $3.50
Square Deal Furniture Co, sol Eye st. NV.
FURNITURE to purchase direct from
private party some used furniture. Can pay
cash. Phone Franklin 5394 81
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted; best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co., 62l La. ave
NV. or phone Franklin l0267.
GOLD. silver, watches. diamonds and old
Fuli Cash fs value pad seinaefs sis EST
POSTAGE sTAMPS--Private collector is in
market for individual postage stamps or
collection of nineteenth century. good
chance for any one with old envelopes with
eIs need apply Is. Address Box as-E, Star
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
ErAtszI

FORD COUPF--T'his car is mechanically Al.
looks fine; only $3.50: attractive terms. Trf-
algle Motor Co. 2 New York ave. NV; open
eYnnifYna and SUNDAYS.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. 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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RADIO. S-tube Superheterodyne and Bruins
| wick phonograph panatrope combined; nearly
| new; cost $3.50; quick sale. SITS II. A. Gar
| rem, got ne. Lin. 4Olg
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FRANKLIN SEDAN. late model-In perfect
condition. driven only few thousand miles;
appearance like new without a DOUBT this
is the best buy in Town for $3.50; terms or
trade Ask to see Mrs. Beans car at 908
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We also have to offer many
other exceptional values of
other makes-all to be sold at
rock-bottom prices.
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4-line minimum,
1 time. 2Sc per line.
times. 23e per line.
z times. 2ie per line.
80 times or more consecutively. zoe per line.
Advertisements under Personal, &c per line
additional.
Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business, Counter OF The
Star ct regular rates.
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CHEVROLET 1926 SEDAN: in splendid con-
dition. fully equipped: owner will sacrifice
| for Sl85 II sold at once; accept SIS cash
| and small monthly payments 2752 Woodley
| nj Il q, EnlnnAhIn 15AA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-21
BY SOL METZGER.

Abe Mitchell is a bold putter In
that he uses the back of the cup as
his target. Bobby Jones plays ali his
puts to die at the hole, the theory
being that this gives them four en-
frances. To gauge the line of a putt,
Mitchell takes an orthodox stance,
sets his putter in position and visu-
Allies the line. Having that estab-
lished, he next selects a spot on the
green a few inches directly in front
OF his ball and strokes the ball over
1t for the back of the cup.
For approach puts. that means
puts Of over 10 feet, Abe also shoots
for the hole. That, he claims, is a
definite object It is far better to
be definite in putting than to merely
putt to lay the ball In the vicinity
of the cup. Go for the hole and
you'll get it now and then, is Abe's
theory.
So many golfers are troubled by
undulating green's when putting that
it is we'll to consider Mitchell's
scheme for playing them. 1t is
based on the fact that a ball that
Is moving fast will be far less af-
fected by slope than one that is
running slowly Merely putt over a
slope for flag beyond if you wish
to prove this. Try putt hit firmly
and your ball will yield little to it.
Next stroke one softly and you'll
see 1t trickle far off the line.
Monday-Mitchells putting posi-
Copyright. 1920
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ARMY NAMES SQUAD
FOR RIFLE CONTESTS

The War Department announces that
the following officers and enlisted men
of the Army have been designated as
candidates to compete for places on the
United States team, to take part in the
international rifle matches in Sweden in
July:
Capt. Elmer c. Lindroth, oath In
fantry, Fort Benning, Ga.
First Lieut.. Sidney r. Kinds. In
fantry, Tank School, Fort Leonard
Wood, Md.
Capt. James P. Lyons, oath Infantry,
Fort Benning.
sergt. Joe B. Sharp, 9th Infantry,
Fort Screven, Ga.
First Sergt Peter F. Mollorstron, 18th
Infantry. Fort Crook. Nebr.
Capt. Philip c. Bruton, I'd Engineers,
Fort Logan, Colo.
First Lieut.. George A. Rehm, 1st
Cavalry. Maria, Tex.
Sergt. Jens B. Jensen, 7th Cavalry,
Fort Bliss. Tex.
First Sergt Alvin II. NOVEL;, 18th
Cavalry, Preside of Monterey Calf
Sergt William F. Binenden, 10th In
fantry Fort Thomas, Ky.
These men have been ordered to the
Marine station at Quantico for prelim-
mary tests. Similar designations will
be made by the Navy, Marine Corps and
civilian rife clubs from which the final
selections for the representative team
will be made by the National Rifle As
ISOLATION.
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NURMI IS NOT READY
FOR RACE WITH WIDE
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 21-Although
he has added another race to his long
program. Paavo Nurmi is not yet ready
to meet his old rival, Edwin Wide Of
Sweden. in 2-mile duel.
| Nurmi has accepted the invitation OF
the New York County American Legion
to compete in its meet here February
q. but he also has decided that the q
mile steeplechase. not the fiat race in
which the Swedish schoolmaster Is en-
tered, will be his event at the national
indoor track and field championships
next Saturday.
Paavo has beaten Wide 10 times In
IL meetings, but evidently he has de-
cided he is not in condition to meet the
smooth striding Swede. He has been
having more or less trouble all through
| his American campaign with stiffness
in his legs. In the steeplechass Nurmi
should win without much effort unless
another ancient rival. Willie Ritola, de-
cides to giveNnim some competition.
In the American Legion meet Nurmi
is undecided whether or not to accept
the invitation to have shot at the one
hour record. 1t has long been his am
bition to erase the marke of IL miles
l442 yards. but since he has a Smile
race scheduled at Buffalo three days
later he may decide to run shorter
| distance.
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MELHORN GAMER
BY MISSING TEAM
Gets Lots of Publicity as
Result of Being Left
Off Cup Outfit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, February 81
Being left off the Ryder Cup
golf team Is one of the least
4 of Bill Melhorn's worries. The
star who drew so much COM
ment when his name was not included
on the list of professionals who Will go
to England in April to compete against
the pick of the British pros. has dis
covered that he has gained rather than
lost by the decision of the selection
committee.
Naturally, Bill is not entirely pleased
that he was not included. but he has
discovered the bright side-that his
gain in valuable publicity has more
than offset the disappointment: :.
Bill unburdened himself at the golf
show yesterday.
Merely inclusion on the Ryder Cup
team. What have 1 gained? The at
tention Of men who never would nave
heard of me otherwise.
Suppose I had been selected as my
golfing performances warranted. IL
would have meant that was member
of the Ryder Cup team, nothing more.
I would have been one OF the eight
golfers selected to compete against
against eight golfers from England. MY
name would have been mentioned along
with the other members Of the team
and I would have been lost In the
shuttle of Farrells, Sarazens. Armours
and other golfers.
Nov, since l have not been picked
for the team, I have had more pub
licity. I came to the attention of
followers of golf who knew me be-
fore only by name. and very little of
that. Golf clubs offered me jobs; my
own club, Fenimore, took up the cudgel
for me. The men who wrote golf came
to my defense, treated me royalty and
seemed to regard me as human being
and not bad fellow"
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BOYS CLUB TO OFFER
ATHLETIC PROGRAM

An extensive and varied athletic pro-
gram is scheduled for Boys Club gym
tomorrow night including the final game
of series of basket ball games to de-
eide the championship team of the UNI
limited league. De Luxe and Celtic
quints will meet in this game. each hav-
ing won one game in the series to date.
Other events include hockey game
between Yankees and All Nations teams,
tumbling and pyramid building exhibit
tests, and another basket ball game be-
tween the University of Virginia Boys
Club five and the st. Martins team.
Parents and friends of the members
of the Boys Club have been invited to
attend.
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YANKEE WOMAN BEATEN
IN ENGLISH NET FINAL

HAMILTON. Bermuda, February 81
P).-Miss F. Harland of Yorkshire
England, defeated Mrs. Lillian Schar-
man Haster of New York in straight
sets in the finals of the womens singles
In the annual Princess Hotel invitation
tennis tournament, 6-3, 6-3.
Two other final matches were played
In the women's doubles Miss Harland
and Mabel Robinson defeated Helen
and Gladys birmingham of Bermuda
GO. 6-8. Ga
DR.. Jack Wright of Montreal Cana
dian Davis Cup player, who won the
mems singles. teamed with Allan Mac
Martin of Montreal to defeat Fillmore
K. Hyde and John r. Tunis of New
York. 6-3, 81. 60, 6-3, in the
mems doubles final.
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Washington Many Teams National Richmond
RUTH WHIPS DEMPSEY,
USING BASE BALL BAT

PALM BEACH, Fla. February FL
(P.--Babe Ruth's rushing tactics
in the second round ended his fight
with Jack Dempsey at the annual
Palm Beach charity show here last
night and sent the former heavy
weight champion from the ring.
After Dempsey had won the first
round because the Babe couldn't land
his blows, the home run king started
the second swinging a heavy base
Taking no chances with this Oppo-
nent who disregarded boxing rules,
Dempsey slipped under the ropes,
leaving to the Bambino the plaudits
of the crowd.
Boxes for the show sold for as
high as $4,000.
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MICHIGAN U. BALL TEAM
TO MAKE TRIP TO JAPAN

ANN ARBoR, Mich, February II
CR.-Fielding H. Yost, director of ath-
letics at the University of Michigan,
has announced that the university's
base ball team will tour Japan this Fall,
meeting teams of japanese universities.
The squad will be guests of Meiji Uni
versity. Toxic, and their playing sched-
uIe will be arranged by that institution.
The squad will leave here the last
week in July and return the first OF
October.
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TURNER is TO WRESTLE
GARDINI AT THE STRAND

Joe Turner and Renato Gardint are
scheduled to wrestle for purse Of
$500 at the Strand Theater the eve
ming Of Thursday. February %. The
best two out of three falls will decide
the winner.
Turner and lGartiini are we'll known to
the local sporting fraternity, and a
big turnout is expected. The graphing
match will be an extra added attrac-
ton to the regular show.