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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
BILL AIMED TO LEAVE
ARTMAN ONLY. TITLE
Duties of Assistant Attorney General
May be Wiped Out.

Amendment has been made to the
Lindley utility lawyer bill and ap-
proved in the senate SO that the
measure as now framed is aimed di-
rectly at taking the duties away
from Samuel M. Artman, assistant
attorney general in charge of public
service commission affairs, and
places the appointment of such a
counsel in the hands of the Gov
ernor.
Artman, who was said not to have
been an ardent supporter OF
Governor Harry G.. Leslie in the
recent campaign, resigned as chair
man of the industrial board to &C
cept the utilities counsel position
created by Attorney-General James
M. Ogden.
Originally the Lindley bill pro-
vided for such position in the
attorney generals office at salary
of $4,000. The amendment, framed
by Senators Earl Rowley. (Rep0 La
Porte. and Carl NJ. Gray, Oemo
Petersburg, puts the position under
appointment by the governor at
$4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07

BY living on board private yachts
moored on the River Thames, near
Westminster, a number of London
ers escape paving rent. rates and
house duty in return for a mooring
fee Of three guineas o year.
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TEACHER WHO EL0PED
WITH BOY REJ0INS MATE
Middle-Aged Principal Is Happy to
Be Home Again.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
ANERICUS, Ga, Feb. How
ever ridiculous she may have looked
on a 1000 mile journey with a IT.
year-old school boy, nliddle-aged
Maude Weldon, school principal.
looked happy today as she was re-
united with her husband and 10
year-old son.
An attempt of her first husband,
j. v. Crew, an Atlanta street car
motorman, to obtain custody of the
child after he had heard of Mrs.
Wellon's escapade, failed.
Though mystery surrounds the
trip of Mrs. Weldon. it is not the
purpose of this court to inf1ict a
punishment far greater than that
already sustained" said Judge w.
NJ. Harper in city court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
TENNIS STAR TO MARRY
Suzanne to Announce Engagement
After BaIdwin's Divorce.

. j NICE, france, Feb. THE en-
gagement of Suzanne Lenglen,
French tennis star. to Baldwin M.
Baldwin of California, will be an
nounced soon after Baldwin is
granted his divorce, friends Of the
family said today.
It also was learned that one of
the objects of the recent trip Mile.
Lenglen and Baldwin took to the
United States was to confer with
Baldwin's mother and wife regard
ing the divorce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
ELECT CLUB PRESIDENT
RexalI Organization Names Chief
for Ensuing Year.

G. A. Tripplett of Osgood -zas
elected president Of the Indiana
Rexau Club at the closing session
of the annual two-day convention
at the Claypool Wednesday.
Other officers elected were: Kief-
er Elliott OF Sheridan. first vice
president; H. E. Bickel Of Goshen,
second vice-preSident; o. S. Stark
of Shelourn, third vice-president,
and W. E. Jolly of Knightstown,
secretary.
The convention ended with a din
ner and dance at which H. L. Simp-
son of Boston. Mass, vice-preSi-
dent and general sales manager of
the United Drug Company, was the
principal speaker.
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In Air Today

weather conditions at $50 a. m.
at indianapolis airport:
North wind, miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 3o07: tempera-
ture. 81; ceiling. 500 feet; visibility,
mile; fcggy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
HUSBANDS TRADE WIVES,
CHILDREN AND HOMES
Domestic Bliss Reigns Again in
Neighboring Farm Families.

helSnDOElbS W IA s'AAAAAAN0'
Bp United Press
IANSFORD, n. D., Feb. THE
marital difficulties of the Lawrence
Rikansrud and Willis Knight fam
lilies apparently we're ended today
after an exchange of wives, children
and household goods.
RikanSrud and Knight, divorced
by their wives on charges of mis-
conduct, each married the others
wife in a double ceremony at Melita,
Manitoba, and the two couples re-
turned to their neighboring farms
near here in the same honeymoon.
autmobile.
The new Mrs. Rikansrud was said
to hake taken her two children into
her home and the new Mrs. Knight
has been given custody of her five
children.
Relations between the two fam
lies were said to be friendly. The
RikanSrud and Knight farms are
only a short way apart.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
Home Made Planes to Fly

Arrangements we're being made
today for a homemade tractor
plane flight contest to be held in
the Garfield park community house
Sunday at $50 p. m. by the South
Side Model Airplane Club.
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Daylight Hits

FRIDAY
e:oo-NBC System (wEAF, educational
Home hour
1o:oo-NBC system CwJz, 76el --RCA Edu-
cational hour.
lo:is-NBC system (WEAy. 660)-House-
hold Institute.
II :00-NBC system twEAF. s6ol-'Teeth
and HEALTH
12:oo-NBc system (Centr:D --Farm and
Home hour.
12:4s-wSB t74o), Atlanta--uI.-ersity of
Georgia program.
2:2o-WHAM ui50( Observation-Disclosures
Philharmonic to WGY, WMAK.
2:so-wLS ts70l. Chicago-Homemakers
s:oc-NBc system CwJz. 7so)-United
States Marine band to WLW.
wJR, KwK, WRC.
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WFBM (105o> INDIANAPOLIS
THURSDAY

A. NJ.
700 to 9:O0-Pep Unlimited Club.
10:30-Women's hour.
lI:00-FuIler-Ryd morning musicale.
12:oe-Lora Hendricks on Hewes college
organ.
p. VI.
Il: 30-Livestcck report; farm period.
4:30-WFBM studio orchestra.
S:00-Children's knowledge.
5:15-"SpeakinR of Dogs" DR.. Vance.
5:SO-Cbapter day from the New Test
ament.
S:45-"What's Happening" late news
from Indianapolis Times; newscast-
ing.
6:e0-Longine's time; weather forecast.
$500 TO 6:30-Silent.
6:SG-Morrison's Musical Scrap Book.
7:0O-PlutO radio review.
$500 60 10.0o-Silent.
10:O0-Indiana Ballroom music.
I0:30-Longine's time; weather forecast;
The Columnist.
IO:45-Jim and Walt, the "Gloom Chasers."
11:00-S!gn off.
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Houses for Rent

ARLINGTON. s.. 2o5-Irvington; 8 rms.
ARROW AVE. 1628-Cozy 6-rm. douk1e;
in toilet, cd. con-, ga; $40. Oh. 4887-M.
ARSENAL, N. 32l-6 rooms. modern, dou-
BILE; s33. Water paid. Call 1870 E. Ohi3 st.
ASHLAND, 2310-8-rm. single, redecorated,
new furnace, garage; S45. He. 1892
CHESTER. N, 606-StrictIy modern; s.
room double. garage: $40 Oh. 4497.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
SHRINERS HEAR LESLIE

Governor Speaks at Luncheon
Meeting of Caravan Club.
Governor Harry G. Leslie was the
principal speaker today at the noon
luncheon of the Shrine Caravan
Club at the Murat temple. The
Governor is a member of the tenn
pie. A valentine dinner for Shrine
women will take the place of the
luncheon next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07

HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY NIGHTS PROGRAMS
7:O0-WABC Network-Opera, Barber of Seville
8O0-WEAF Network Soldering orchestra
8:3O-WABC Network-Sonora hour. 4
Maxwell hour.
9:00-WJZ Network MiladyS Musicians
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SALESMEN-TWO
Help Wanted Female

who can sell over the telephone. One
experienced in selling advertising pre-
ferred, but not essential. Must be hard
worker. Apply to MR.. COPLEY at Times
office.
WOMEN-Girls; earn big money weekly
with our system; experience unnecessary;
easy; steady work; opportunity if am
bilious. Write Immediately. METRO,
81 W. Randolph. Chicago.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND. e21-Attractive 3-room, upper
duplex; nicely furnished; bath. Ri. 2874.
CHESTER. N, 607-share modern home
with empl couple; near car. IT. 06ll-R.
HALL PLACE, 1723-3-rm. apt; heat, ac-
cess to bath; reasonable rent; adults
DOWNTOWN lovely rooms, to right
party. newly furnished; complete. Ii. 6o3s,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
Where to Eat

DEW DROP INN Plate lunches s5c and
dinner use At isen Davis Mrs e. Freed
Manager.
MILLER SANDWICH SHOP-Steaks and
chops after 5. Southern biscuits. toasted
sandwiches all kinds. pure Java Mocha
coffee. l6 q Wash.. u 8. Ill
BERTTS LUNCH Hamburgers ours pecialty
Chilli cigars and tobacco: 24-hour service
1888 e washington st. Oh. 2230.
a A FENDRTCK q SON-RegulaT din
ners. 'sthe Best 81 90 dinner In town
Quality food. Excel cuisine. Union Station
CTsEKfAN CAFETERIA Open dAv and night.
Quality foods cooked in an appettztuE
manner. SIS KY, Ave, Maryland e Ky. Az
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07

WKBF 14O0l INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club)
THURSDAY
A. NJ.
1O:O0-Recipe exchange.
I0:15-Studio program.
IO:S,--LiYeStock and grain market;
weather and shippers forecast.
I0:4O-Interesting bits of history, courtesy
of indianapolis public library.
I0:45-WKBF shopping service.
p. NJ.
5:So-Safety program by Lieutenant
Owen.
6:O0-Nan ESs program.
6:SO-IndianapOlis Athletic Club.
7:OO-Studio hour.
S:0O-Irvington School of Music.
S:S0-Kroger Grocery Boys.
9:00-Studio program.
I0:0O-Hair-a-Gain program.
I0:3O-Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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Instructions
Help Wanted Male
REPRESENTATIVE

Men who have successfully handled a
selling proposition and whose earnings
have been in excess of $4,000. are invited
to reply to this advertisement.
Speciality or advertising sales experience
to the retail merchant is preferred. but
not required. Ability to produce and hold
must show record OF prohtabie
operation.
Large and lucrative earnings depending
upon ability. are possible in this seasoned
business. The man selected viii have the
advantage of a National Advertising Cam
palgn. starting this year.
Submit detailed information, including,
age, education. past experience. present
earnings. Salesmanager. 407 Morgan
Building. Detroit. Mich.
NEW AMAZING MONEY-MAKER =
Patented low-priced Home Filter for fruit
juices, beverages. Nothing like 1t. Re
move all sediment, pulp, hbreS Filters
gallon every 4 minutes. Perfect results
guaranteed Simple. Practical. Sells
fast. Big profits. Make $3.50 week.
Write today for Free Demonstration offer.
City. Mich.
SALESMEN-TWO
To take charge of local territory selling
a necessity to merchants. Experience not
necessary, SITS salary obtainable or COM
mission. References. small deposit re-
Quired for merchandise. Phone NELSON,
8 to II a. m. at 9l4 Hotel SEVERN.
Instructor for institu-
ton of young ladies; married man pref.
R. r. IS; Box 100, Indianapolis
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Special Notices

CHAS FREEBOOTER BAKING CO.
Quality bread and CAKES Service DAILY
TO your door. Dr. $500.
ENDICOTT-JOHNSON- Work or dress
shoes: ST 90 to $3.50. 1l6 Virginia. Mr.
Md. st.
HOOSIER MALT co.
A2z W. washington ST. Ri. 043l. 902
virginia Ave DR.. 3476. We deliver.
WEDDTNG-And birthday cakes: reas.;
dec. in butter icing Roy Cottons. "a Bog
FUR COAT@Repaired. refined. mendins
and plain sewing; reasonable BE. z215-R.
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COLLINS Regular dinners. Csc 35c
Sun chicken dinner Soc. Short oroeTs
sandwiches soft drinks. too. u s CAPITOL
JACOB SCHULMEYER-L Lunches cigars.
tobacco and soft drinks. $50 E Wabash
and 146 Virginia Ave.
IN PRIVATE HOME
North of Bath ST.; excellent meals
home cooking Wa. 1861.
Instructions
AVIATION
Training, all branches, under qualined
instructors for local students. We assist
to employment during and after training.
607 Meyer KiSer Bldg. Ri. 1872.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
Lost and Found

FOUNTAIN PEN-Ladys, silver swan"
lost Sat. near H. & South. Rev. Ii. 4144.
GERMAN POLICE DOG-Child's pet;
S. Emerson. Name "Bo-Bo." Rev. II. 1927.
KEYS-With screwdriver. between College
& Wash. Blvd. on 46th. Reward. Hu. 1853
POINTER BIRD DOG-White with liver
spots Reward. Ia. 0226.
PUPSF-Black. rough leather; lost on
46th ST., between Butler college and Penn
svivania; reward r. 0541.
PiTRSE-Containing S24, IS check; lost
Railroader's Bldg & Loan. Rev. ia. 1919:
SCOTCH TERRIER = Black. female:
strayed from Goth and Lafayette road.
Reward Call New Augusta 81.
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THURSDAY
oo-columbia-opera. Barber of Sc
vile"
7:15-WPG tliOel. Atlantic City-Cres-
cendo Club: festival choir.
7:s0-NBC fwEAF, 660l-Hoover SEN
tinelS.
WISH u120l. Miiwaukee-Church
wJR I75O), Detroit--Maytag-R Radio
cite.
MIC Systen-Miladg's musicians &c
WIZ. KDKA. KWK. WHAM.
wMAQ t670l. Chicago-Musical
wis ls7Ol. Chiiago-All-state hour
S.0o-WLW t70Ol. Cincinnati-"A Garden
Nsc TwEAF. ssol-seiberling con
cert.
coluinbia-Aunt Jsmima.
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Rooms Tor Rent

MERIDIAN, N, 1ss5-Sleeping srn'
garage. -
NEW JERSEY. n, 5is-Modern, steam
heated rooms; lone privileges. IL CLIO.
OHIO HOTEI-f26Is e. Ohio; nice: clean
warm rms. with bath. Ii. ol64
ORIENTAL. N. 20--2 Housekeeping rooms.
modern; unfinished rooms. II. 9Ooo.
PLEASANT RUN l9l1--6-rm. modern.
break. nook. garage: red. $50. Dr. Wis.
PERSHING, N. 57-2 modern sleeping
rooms, good heat. reas. Be. 1888.
SHERMAN DR., NJ l24--Em. in priv. sim.
heated home; gentle: IS. Beech Grove a.
TALBOT. N 2455-Nice front rm.; So wk.
for l: s. for 2. ia. 2222.
TALBOT. N. 2s25-Nicely furn. front
rm.. priv family; gentleman. ia. 7091.
VERMONT. 1875 E.-Colonial. Apt 6; nice
furn. front tm.; city heat; Sc. Ri. 267l.
VERMONT, E., I2s-Colonial. Apt. 3: rm..
lady; city heat, hot water.
WALCOTT. N, 22-Lovely front; good
heat: private home; car line u 1857
18TH. E.. 115-Attraetive nm. plenty hot
wa; private home Ia. 3423.
ATTRACTIVE RM.-Twin beds mod. home
north: gents preferred. Wa. 1864.
ROOM EAST-Strictly modern; private
home; garage optional. Oh. S892
: BEAUTIFULLY-Furn rms walking
distance private home. Ri. 9o0l.
CORNER PENN.-Ent 81 E. 18th; walking
distance; good heat: reasonable.
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Situations Wanted Male

COPY WORK-Addressing or stenography.
spare time: make mimeo. cards. or letters.
announc. bulletins, etc. low charges to
small firms, churches, lodge, etc. Wa.
1872.
YOUNG COLORED MAN-Wants work as
cook or butler; experienced; private
home preferred; reference. He. 1496.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
WLw (fOo) CINCINNATI
THURSDAY

WLW (700) CINCINNATI
THURSDAY
M.
S:00--world Book man.
S:l5-Club period.
3:30-Oid Friends and Faces.
S:s5-Rhymne Reaper.
4:00-Five O'Clock Haweiians.
4:30-LiveStock reports.
4:40-Office Boys.
5:OO-Henry Thies orchestra.
5:3o-pynacone Diners:
6:oO-Commerce and the individual.
6.l5-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
6:3O-Hsstorical highlightS.
7:O0-Lehn and Fink.
7:3o-Champion Sparkers.
6:0O-A Garden OF Music.
S:SO--Maxweil House Coffee concert.
9:O0-Tfme and weather announcement.
e:OO-CroSley Burnt CorkeTs.
i0.O0-Heermann instrumental trio.
iO.S0-Heury Thies' orchestra.
II :00-Showbox orchestra.
u .oO=HenrY Thies' orchestra.
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Hotels

DRExEL ARMS-7so N. Illinois: outside
rooms; steam heat. hot water: 81 week
and UP. Ii. 1921.
HOOSIER INN-440 Mass. Ave, clean. out
side, steam heated rms, hot water.
ONEIDA HOTEL-2l8 S. Illinois; steam
heat: special rates, So up. -
PAY all your bills with one check; heat,
light, water, maid service, linen fur
nished; comfortable rooms; 81 per week
and UP. DeniSon hotel.
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PENN. NJ 1872 rooms modern apt;
good heat; running water i'll room; every
thing furnished: private entrance.
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Florists

WILCOX FLOWERS The business man L Is
florist Flowers for every occasion 19 Z
Market st. II. 0355: -
CUT-And ported flowers: floral designs FOL
all occasions: delivery. Fred Ldennoop
Dr. 1920
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

cite; children welcome: private entrance.
Ala, N, 528-Mod. housekeep. rms. good
heat, SIS; sleep rm.. So. c. BEAM, Ri. 1915.
ASHLAND, 1862 or rms; plenty heat.
hot water; privileges; garage. He. 2298
BARTH. 1315-Suite of small rooms:
light housekeeping; private entrance.
The Washington times., 1929-11-26

Chanel, who plans; Lelong, who
spins, and Patou, who clips the
thread-decreed the return Of the
feminine silhouette there have
been dull mutterings on the
Hunter campus.
Yesterday the Journalism Club
announced the results of the sur
vey conducted among the students
and the mutterings became an
outspoken protest. Thirty per
cent of the girls favored the long
and flowing lines, but 70 per cent
were emphatically difiant.
There are, say the 10 per cent,
many things wrong with the long
skirt. It Is impractical, uncom-
Portable and uneconomic. It is
lnconvenient in the subway, i'm
possible to accommodate to the
length of coat, and bad in its
psychological effect on the wearer
because It baniSheS the sense of
The Washington times., 1929-11-26
TRINIDAD URGES
BOILER TESTS

Regulations governing the In
spection of low pressure heating
plants were urged at a meeting
Of the Trinidad Citizens Associa.
ton last night at the Wheatley
School.
A. H. Gregory, president Of the
Stanton Park Citizens Association,
deploring the Seventh Street ex-
ploSion which last Thursday cost
six lives, urged safeguarding the
$4,000 public school children of
the District by rigid inspection of
al pressure boilers at least twice
o year.
The proposed increase in pay of
policemen and firemen was ap-
proved by the association. An
objection was made to the build.
fng Of a lumber yard at Six.
keenth Street and Maryland Av.
enue Northeast. A committee was
appointed to attempt to stop the
kransfer of children from the
Vheatley to the Blow School.
The Washington times., 1929-11-26

freedom and comfort which, it
seems, goes with the short skirt.
Twenty-eighG per cent of the girls
objected to the long skirt on hy-
gienic grounds. The new mode,
it was contended, is not new at
all but "a long step backward in
the progress Of woman's emanci-
patton"
The 80 per cent who favored
the new fashion spoke Of indi-
viduality, "the vogue" and re-
turn to femininity. On the au-
thority of Mary Garden, they de-
clared that short skirts had rob-
bed women Of their most fascin-
ating attribute-mystery. The
majority was inclined to hoot at
this romantic value, although
some admitted that perhaps the
long skirt had its place in formal
attire. But for the street and
| campus, never.
The Washington times., 1929-11-26
Man Dreams of Death
And Is Killed In Mill

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov.
26.-Byron Mccoy, %, son Of L. T,
Mccoy, OF Mozer, Pendleton coun-
ty, was killed when he was caught
IN a saw at q mill, his legs and
an arm being severed. He died
in q Keyser hospital. In lucid
moment following the accident,
ne told attendants that premo-
:1ition the night before in the
form Of a dream had warned him
Of impending tragedy.
The Washington times., 1929-11-26
Atwood Elected Head
Of Parks Association

DR.. Wallace w. Atwood, presi-
dent Of Clark University. and
member Of the Interior Depart
ment's Educational Advisory Com
mittee to the National Park Ser.
vice, was elected president Of
the National Parks Association
yesterday at its annual meeting.
The association is working for
the educational and inspirational
use Of the national parks which
1t conceives as the super-univers-
tiles of nature.
The Washington times., 1929-11-26
Actor Stabbed in Fight
In Hollywood; 2 Held

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Nov. 26
uN.SO Frederick Sheets, %,
actor, was stabbed early today in
q battle that resulted from an
argument in a cafe.
Robert Montgomery, 27, an
other actor, and Raleigh Martin,
35, a salesman, were arrested on
charges of assault.
The Washington times., 1929-11-26
3 KILLED IN GAS BLAST

ESSEN, Germany, Nov. IS U.PJ.
Three persons were killed and
eight seriously injured today when
an explosion due to leaking gas
rocked the residential districts and
wrecked several buildings.
The Washington times., 1929-11-26
College Girls Rebel
Against stLOng Skirts

NEW YORK Nov 26-The girls Of Hunter College-theo-
retcay 5000 from the ancient classics last
ponder the trend Of events They discussed
crucial problem of the day. and 70 per cent of them
veaed themselves rebels They do not like long skirts
The Washington times., 1929-08-24
Washington Would Stampede

However policy should not apply TO Navy As
it's dead cinch Washington would turn out strong to
that Bringing Navy here would not be financial x
pertinent would be financial Since admissions
charged the public at Annapolis the will bring big
haest to Georgetown and because of the limited seating
capacity those Washington the will not
be able find unless they have Annapolis Thus
Georgetown loses promakng and spes its best fol-
lowers here in the bargain
ago policy of Annapolis Of only playing
game away home, the Army Then that policy
made elastic enough to play In Baltimore under
the explanation that Baltimore almost home to the Academy
This year Navy playing three Pennsylvania Prince
Dartmouth besides the NEARLY home at Balt
with Notre Dame
Why couldn't they stretch that schedule bit and let Navy
play another nearly home at Washington with George
town. Washington just home Annapolis is BaI
more!
Too remember Navy Athletic
something the student body there which can't in
entirety to these Princeton NOtre Dame Pennsylvania and Dart
mouth Navy must bring good the
who can't get awayso it brings Georgetown to them That
leaves who normally loyal Georgetown for
therefore, stands treat to the Academy.
And speaking Georgetown Coach Herbert
Kopf and his charming wife, Ruth the bouncing
baby girl At least the baby bouncing her old
used pretty bouncing inemen opponents
ington and Jefferson in the not so far
The Washington times., 1929-08-24
2 ODAYS
pORTORIAL
Bp KIRK MILLER =

Well not for the loyal legion of faithful fans who
pen voice thought here opinion
there question somewhere ese could not have these
desirable Saturday hahodays because would have to
sit at this desk and grind out coma Of our column
Whereas letters like the following from F. h Harden
Apartments Georgetown follower If not graduate simply make
introduce him the audience and then take the
air until Monday morning.
While we do not believe answer his questions
and fully, believe thorize little about it, and will do
after have heard him:
Your article in todays Times Lou Little Georgetown and
football amply the legion football fans here for better
things sports way that the frenzy is
ut strange thing Mr. Miller that Navy insists George
town playing at the Academy when the Georgetown game
would outdaw other contest the Navy could hold outside OF
the traditional West Pont held either in Washington
Baltimore.
OUT while the baayoo going strong to get cdtable crowd
attend the NavyNotre Dame in Baltimore is hard to
understand how the god egg in ones back yard does not
attract another golden" otherwise from fcegn land