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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Chi1dren's Furniture
Reductions

] Natural and Green Gliding settee.
Was $22.50. Now reduced to- xl6.S6
! Suite Of Juvenile Furnlture--4 pieces,
in ivory finish. Was Se2.bo. Now $76
Woven Hammocks as follows:
., were IS. Now .............4 $50
2, were So. Now. 81. so
5, were 50. Now .......... &5.aH
Round-top Table Sets, in ivory and
blue. Were $l1.50. Now .... $3.50
I Sauare-tOp Table Set, in ivory.
/ Tes Cart. in ivory. Special. 100 IS
8 Fiber Rockers. Were $3.50. Now. $3.50
1 Ecru Pullman Carriage, fully up
/ Imported English Perambulator with
pneumatic tires Was s125. Now $50
I Ivory finish Chest Of Drawers. Was
S12. Now reduced to ..............Se
CHILDREN'S FURNITURE
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Imported Manuscript
Books. SOC Wsrs 81

IL: with attractive fancy covers.
Priced for immediate clearance to-
morrow.
- Imported Manuscript Books,
with fancy backs. Were $3.50.
NOW use
72 CelIulOid back Engagement
Books. Were Csc. Now. .15c
Italian Leather Cigarette Box.
Was 81. Now .............. soc
1 Italian Marble Cigarette Box.
Was $22. Now .......... $3.50
1 Italian Marble Cigar Box. Was
SIS. Now .S25
1 italian Marble Cigarette Box.
Was $25. Now ........... $3.50
i Italian Marble Ash Tray. Was
DO. now .SIU
I italian Marble Smoking Set.
Was $3.50. Now ..............$5
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
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Glassware Specials

& CoIored Glass Luncheon Sets ut
this special Friday price; 21-piece
services for six. Special. 1888
IL ColOred Glass Beverage Pitch
ers. Special .................50 Soc
2 Metal Fern Stands, Spot style.
Were $2.25. Now Use
20 COlored Glass Cake Plates. Spe-
cially priced 49,. Soc
IS COIOred Glass Salad Bowls. Spe-
cially priced ................. sec
l Imported COlOred Glass Flower
Vase; 18-inch size. Was $3.50.
now -. $3.50
Odds and Ends Of Desira BILE Glass
ware for the table; priced much
less than regularly. -. Sc to $1.So
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Art Embroidery
Reductions

Red Leatherette Hassoeks. Were 81.
ssoT Finished Modelled Pillows, crash sc
We're $3.50 Now. 81 .7b
1 Hsnd-embrOidered Tea Towels. Were
: Hsnd-auiIted six Poci.tboOks. Were
IS. Now reduced to ........... $3.50
Partly made Envelope Purses, en-
broidered in wool. Were S. so. Now. 81
Finished Envelope Purse, embroidered
in wool. Was 81. Now. Sc
Pairs Hand-embrOidered Tinted Sash
Curtains. Were 81 pair Now 81
Linen Hand-embroIdered and stem
cIIed 36-inch Luncheon Cloth. in yell
low. Was SIS Now reduced to. $3.50
Hand -emb rOidered Tea Aprons. Were
50. Now reduced to..................Sl
Door Knockers. Were soc. Now. use
ColOred Cardboard Scrap Baskets,
with prints Were 50. Now. 81. 25
/? 5-piece Stamped VoiIed Bedroom Sets.
Yer, , $50 Nov ti. c...:...iss'.t;n cS tss
square. Were $3.50 Now. .,..,.. 95e
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Handbag Reductions

Black GaIuchat Calf Bag; Ions
handle; silk-lined. Was s22So
Black Pin Morocco Bs1i pouch " styis
] Beige Calf Pouch Bag; back strap
SLIGHTLY soILED. Was $3.50
GRAY Lizard Calf BACK -strap Bs a;"U
Imitation she'll frames. Were SIS
Green CAR Pouch; shark-trim ni:Sp
Back-strsP style; SLIGHTLY soILED,
: slask Pin Morocco Envelope s s;is"
Tan Pouch Bars back-strap styles;
j BeIse' Gsigehat CaIf Pouch. Imi.
t Ia so shell Nnw frame; long handle. Vas
] Fan Fan Ssis Pouch B:.; back-s ariSo
style. SOILED. Was 1880. Now. 81 so
Tan Calf Envelope BAEi SLIGHTLY
SOILED. Was SIS. Now. -. $40
Tan GaluchAt Calf Pouch, back
W Sv.:D ais, style Now Imitation shell frsn e
sl.st MORE En!:ioD: BAGS, b.a is.;i:
trimmed. Were $40. Now 80. $3.50
I Black Calf Envelope; leather-lined
i Tan MOross. EnysIop,r; biaek-s aii1D
style. Was $40. Now; -; ...... SIS
,.rsp styis was G' .s5 Sn''lSs backs
Tan CsK Envelopes; lesther-lined
Tan Calf Envelope; woven leather
nap. Was $225O Now -. $3.50
I Black Calf Pouch; shark trimmings;
Tan CAR Pouch BaIii with Ions
HANDBAGS, AISLE s, FIRST FLOOR.
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Radio1a No. so, Complete
$50 Was S2I8

l Radiola No. so, on table, COM
plete with speaker and tubes.
2 1904 r. C. A. Speakers. Were
$29. Now sac
l Radiola No. Is, in cabinet, COM
plete with speaker and tubes. Was
$40. Now $50
RADIO GALLERIEs, FOURTH Floor.
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Co1orfu1 Dress Trimmings
25c yard We're SOC to 81

Short lengths Of attractive trim
mingS Of silk, wool and cotton:
IL to az inches wide.
III Yards Black Net, with gilt
Sequins; II inches wide. Was
$2.25. Now .S1.10
n Yard Black Net, with gilt Sc
quins; 50 inches wide. Was $3.50.
NOW $l.25
n Yard Black Silk Knotted.
Fringe; IL inches wide. Was $3.50.
NOW Use
1 Yard Gilt Sequin Band, with
red; III inches wide. Was 81.
NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
II Yard Black Silk Knotted Fringe,
. inches wide. Was 75c. Now 35e
Trimmings, AISLE 40, FIRST FLOOR.
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Swinging Picture Frames
Special, $3.50

IL Frames, some suitable for a
pair of pictures. Several colors
and finishes; sizes range from 6x9
to Sx10.
4 Oval Wall Frames, sizes 6x9 and
6xs. Were $3.50. Now. $3.50
l Marine Picture. was $50.
NOW .....s.... .$1E.oO
4 Pictures, very attractive subjects;
suitable for living room. Very spe-
SAaA 81
2 Semi Venetian Console Mirrors.
Were $4.75. Now .......... $3.50
2 Mirrors; size I4x28. Were SIS.
Now $3.50
l Console Mirror. Semi-Venetian,
with a very beautiful edge of null
berry glass. SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED. Was $25. Now. SIS
PICTURES AND MIRRORS
SIXTH FLOOR.
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10 Blue Willow Luncheon Plates.
Special, each ...............15 c
4S American Porcelain Luncheon
Plates. Special ...............15c
IL Sherbet Dishes. l5c
10 English Bone China Dessert
Plates. Were $50. Now. 80. soc
/ 7-piece Cake Set; English bone
china. Was $8.75. Now. ....$ IS
Sugar and Cream Sets. Were $2.25.
Now reduced to ..............75c
1 Pickard Salad Bowl. las is" Was
$l4. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40
Italian Marble Busts. Were $3.50.
Nov reduced to. .............$6
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
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RECORDS TWO QUAKES.
Georgetown Observer Describe
Earth Shocks Felt Here.

rector Torndof as of severe intensity
were recorded today on the seiSnograph
at Georgetown University. One dis
turbance began at 7:25 am. and reach
ed maximum intensity at 8:03 am. 1t
was estimated as at $500 miles from
Washington, while the distance of the
other disturbance could not be esti-
mated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13

Is Reversible Wool Chenille Rugs,
plain color; size 30x60. Were $3.50.
NOW ss..ss. $S'oO
10 Grass Rugs, size 4.6x7.6. Spe-
claI .SA.oU
s Wire Grass Rugs, size 4.6x7.6. Were
$5.75. Now ................ 1878
rs Reversible Fiber Rugs, size 30x60.
Were $1.95. Now. .S5c
Rag Rugs, size 4x7. Were $575.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$2.75
Is Grass Rugs, size 3x6. Were 81.
NOW I9c
Grass Rugs, size 9xl2. Were $3.50.
NOW ......".. ...,. 49,. SO.So
Grass Rugs, size 6x9. Were 1925.
NOW ............... $3.50
Chinese Rug, size 9x12. Was 1915.
NOW S%0s
/ Chinese Rug, size Sxl0 Was $275.
NOW ........ $lSo
! Chinese Rug, size 6x9 Was 1928.
NOW ................. $SIo
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR,
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Imported Soap, 25c cake
H.. Sn-


200 cakes of this imported soap
reduced for clearance.
IN n Austria; Were si2: Nov Nov IS. s.:
in Austria Were 75c Now -. .s5c
800 Cakes Of EIIda. Was 81 box. Now
1 RED TO-. lsc cake; box O. :: SOC
35s Boxes. Imported LinEerie- Soap. 5
cakes in box. Were 25c. Now. .15e
zoe Cakes Imported French Soap, ball
shape. Were CSC cake. Now, 15e;
T. cik: :;. .TRsrt ssL.n Enf NGS
ise Su f@ps sG y:fbens shsvinG $3.50 SOAP.
in Eooden bowl ; Were sSc Nov SOC
weTe "a Now S reducsd tol lmDor'tcs
8 CIoissonne Bobby Sets, imported
cleis:enns MILITARY; Set, imported
;. clsisssnns Bobby; Combs, imported
q Imported SSthreom Bottles. were
Use. New reduced to Soc
g Ire Jar Perfumes. Were 81.
% Bottles Rir.gd's sweet Pc. = P ere
50 BEETLE: RiEaud's Sweet Pes Perfume.
ii Make-up Boxes. as follows:
Z, were ss.75; Now .............&6
2, were SIS. Now ................& ~
!. was $1,7s; Nov ............... 81
"a NiEht Bottles. Were 35c. Now, Is: Sc
TOILET GOODS, AIsLEs 1918
FIRST FLOOR.
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= WOODWARD &LOTHROP
AND 6
Remnant Day Savings are $50 and More
Books Reduced

1 Tales Of the Anglers Eldorado,
New Zealand, by Zane Grey. Was
S.. Now Observation-Disclosures. 81
The Philippines, by Nicholas
Roosevelt. Was $3.50. Now re-
duced to MISREPRESENTATION.
The Fall Of R0beSpierre, by
Mathiez. Was 81. Now reduced
10 81
POe's Brother-the Poems Of w.
III. L. Poe, limited number edition.
Was $3.50. Now ..............S2
2 Roll and GO-SongS Of American
SailOrmen. Were So. Now. -. 81
The Undefeated-A Story Of the
Stone Mountain Memorial. Were
$l.5O. NOW ................ SIC
Books for Children, as follows:
Story Of the EIixabeths. Was 81.
NOW 81
1 Story Of the Williams. Was 81.
1 Tony SarE Book Of Tricks. Was
IS. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
2 Fun With Figures. Were 81.
NOW 81
More Things to Draw. Were 81.
NOW ...........,.... 81
Books, AIsLEs 1875, FIRST FLOOR.
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are slightly d
l White Enameled Steel Wash Stand
Cabinet. Was $ls. Now. $3.50
White EnameIed Shoe Shining Stool,
with mahogany-f1nish cover. Was
$5.75. Now ..............S sass
2 White enameIed Fiber Bathroom
Hampers, corner shape, medium
size. Were $3.50. Now. =. .$2.S5
2 Steel Bathroom Hampers. blue and
rose. Were 1895. Now. :. $3.50
Steel Bathroom Utility Cabinets,
with two shelves. Ivory and blue
Were $3.50. Now ...... S2.95
/ 5-piecc Breakfast Set, drop-leaf ia
BILE and four chairs; antique maple
finish. Was $25. Now. -. .$15.S5
/ 5-piece Breakfast Set, drop-leaf ia
BILE and four chairs; yellow stain,
tinged with black. Was $33.
wow $3.50. .$l6.1o
/ White EnameIcd Kitchen Table,
porcelain top: size 25x36 inches.
Was 1886. Now .......$ S.7S
Pair Polished Brass AndirOns. Was
$22. Now ................. .$1l
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Housewares Greatly Reduced


4 0Sd SkObUOrN.
1 Pair Polished Brass Andirons. Was
$22.50. Now .Sl1.25
White enamelcd Kitchen STEP
Stools, rubber treads. Were $3.50.
NO" -. .'.... $S'|o
Fireplace Bellows, brass trimmed.
Were $3.50 Now .... .S2.S5
l Imprinted Circle Top Arbor, made
from Oregon fir. Was $18.
NOW 1870
Is White Painted Fan-shape Trellises,
3-ft. size. Were SITS. Now ..75c
"Old Hickory" Porch and Garden
Tables, oblong shape; natural-fin-
ish oak top. Size 24x42 inches.
Were $3.50. Now. ....$S.S5
/ White-enaneled Wood Dish Cup
board, i've shelves. Was $l2.95.
NOW SO.oV
"Fridgid" Top-icing Refrigerator,
hardwood case; white-enameled
lined: 80 pounds ice capacity.
Was $14.50. Now ......... .$9.95
IS White Painted Vine Boxes, with
lattice work:
10; were $2.75. Now. .S5c
s; were $1.z5. Now. sec
50; were $1.75. Now. .75c
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/ Brass Umbrella Oar. "As Is" Was
Sc. Now .S3.5O
Italian Pottery Vase. Was $40.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
l French Pottery Vase. Was $40.
NOW ID
i Roseville Pottery Vase. las is"
Was $3.50. Now. .......... .$1.25
. MOdernistic Vases; las is" Were
SITS. Now ....c..........S1
Is English Tea Pots. Were Use.
NOW 1900. .,.... OSC
Odds and Ends of Fancy China, Pot
terry and Open Stock Dinnerware:
greatly reduced Il and more for
immediate clearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Sporting Goods Reduced

First Baseman's Mitt, right
hand Was SIS. Now. .S3.50
1 First Baseman's Mitt, left hand.
Was 81. Now .........S3
l Fielder's Glove, left hand. Was
30. NOW $3.50
1 Pair Tennis Shoes, size IL. Was
%. NOW 81
Pair Tennis Shoes, size Ga. Was
%. NOW ................. 81
Butchart Spoons. Were $40.
NOW So.Z0
McGregOr Niblick. Was SIS.
NOW SE.oV
1 TwO-tone Leather Golf Bag, no
straps. Was $35. Now. .$22.50
L Leather Golf Bag. Was SIG.
NOW s...... oil
1 Golf Bag. Was $40 Now. 81
L Wright b Ditson Brassie. Was
50. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
Kroydon Brassie. was So.
NOW So.oV
Scout Field Induction Telegraph.
Was IS. Now. ..............$ $3.50
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Card Tables, Special, s1.45

50 of these excellent values included in tomorrow's
special selling. With attractive 1eatherette tops.
Early selection assures advantageous savings.
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Mother of John N. WHY'S Dies.

CANANDAIGUA, N. Y, June 10 tEo).
Mrs. Lydia M. WHY'S, 80, mother Of
John NJ WHY'S, automobile manufac-
turer of Toledo and New York, died
here today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13

RS, pull-over style; full sized and In wanted
IS going away for vacations.
200 Pairs Children's "A Summer Socks,
fancy tops and plain colors in lot.
Sizes to 71a. Were soc. Now,
1e Lightweight Topc0ats, suitable for
Spring and Fall. Finely tailored
of excellent fabrics. Sizes 3 to
years. Greatly reduced to-. $685.
so Boys Linen Wash Suits short
sleeve style. Broken lots from our
regular stock Sizes to years.
Were $295 and S3.45. Now. $1.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Remnant Day merchandise retnabe exehangeabe not
sent O. approva1 mail phone orders accepted
French Novelty Stone
Chokers, Special, s.

200 Costume Chokers, in crystal"
and combined with lapis+, jade,
rose quartz. carnelian*, chryso-
prase" and chalcedony".
Enamel Toilet Sets, as follows:
e. with 2 pieces. red, l blue, was
:. with 5 pieces, i red. blue. vas vas
Is FrsnsS Cry;t.i' .chci:i.: son6insd
Eijh ,to oD: t WEE. topaz Now and cherry
with iapis lazuii' Were $3.50: Now. 5?
spl EFfa asa ch% @sr. ST. saE ox aGs
French Checkers, Were $40. Now: $3.50
Bracelet. Was 50. Now; 6
s sfseeis:: W Were &: 81 h SSr:
I white stone Pendant and Chain:
Wv e. s. sS. , ssdq Meta. 6hol.r wa.
So. Reduced for Friday ;,..,.......n
Novelty Chcksrs, as follows:
+ W WsFe ss'S Nov Now. ...........M
20 pieces French Novelty Jeweiry, as
: Shehers. Were sl2i Now.N
2 Checkers. Were IS. Now. s.
S setissss. were were 4. O'0S Now NOW e
NsE: S Sav i cS.in 80 niche; ions
! wooden Bead cSofer 70 was $50
wooden BEAD ichoier: wa; $, s.
/ Wooden BEAD Choker. Was si.7S
NOW ....,......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
! Wooden Bead Necklace. Was SO.
French Novelty Bracelet. Was So
: Costume ChOteri.' Were SO
3 Sterling Silver Stone Necklaces Were
$40: Now Reduced to..............S6
SIMULATED.
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 10
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Week End Candy

Special, , pounds, Csc
Two pounds of our delicious home
made dark chocolates in thirty
five delicious varieties of fruit, nut
and cream centerS.
II Jars Of Preserved Figs. Were
35c. Now reduced to 1900. .20c
81 Jars Of Decorettes. Were Csc.
Reduced for clearance Use
CANDY, AISLE is, FIRST FLOOR.
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Gift Shop Reductions

SiIver-DepOsit Glass Ice Tubs.
Were 50. Now. $3.50
2 Crystal Palm Trees; for table
decorations. Were $3.50. Now. SIS
Crystal Table Tree. Was $40.
Now ...........,.... SE0
Silk Liberty Pillow. Was $l4.
NOW 90
3 Flower Bowls; with figure
flower holders. Were SIPS.
NOW, ............ ovc
French Novelty Boxes. Were 50.
Now ............... SA
Glass Ash Trays. Were soc.
NOW .........'... lVc
2 Beverage Sets; bottle and four
glasses Were 81. Now. $3.50
1 Ash Tray. Was "a. Now. =. :. soc
Makeup Box. Was 1878.
NOW .......'...,.r. 'SE.oO
Cigarette Holder. Was 75c.
NOW ................. IVC
Calendar Was 81. Now. 81
Linen Pillows. Were -. Now. 81
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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,UsEwAREs, FIFTH FLOOR.

Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue, Special, 78c
Quality sheets to the roll
HOUSEWARES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Luggage Reductions

2 Hartmann Aerobes. Were 435.
NOW SlS
2 Overnite Cases. Were $3.50.
NOW ...''s' ss.'s.s... 9Z.0U
1 Gladstone bag. Was $27.50.
NOW ..,....... $50
ZippO Grip. Was $3.50.
NOW .SI1
1 Pul man Case. Was $40.
Now $3.50
l WOman's Suit Case, las Is" Was
$l7.50. Now IS
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13

90 BOYS lightweight AlI-WorSted Sw
colors. A very exceptional value for
is Lumberjacks, sizes 6, 10, IL, IA,
16, Ii years only. Were $5.75.
NOW ................... S1.S5
IL Boys Pajamas, of white and tan
broadcloth; sizes to IL years only.
Were $1.65. Now. 81
SO Boys Athletic Union Suits, full
size and of good quality material.
Sizes 70 to So. Were 75c. Now 55c
100 Pairs Children's II Socks, plain
colors mostly. Sizes s to 81, ex-
cept z. Were Csc. Now, pair. I5c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Closing out line of Haviland China
One-half Regular Selling Prices

Haviland china; ncom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
Mems Oxfords, s3.45 pair

~ ere ID 10 1IU
IL Pairs Mems Tan Calfskin OK
fordS, medium toe lasts, leather
sole and rubber heel. Sizes A 6l5;
B IS, 5Ka, s, 64a, 7l2, ga in lot.
IS Pairs Mems Black and Tan
CaIfskin OxfOrds, also Sports Ok
fords, in combinations OF black
and white, tan end white and fawn
elk and tan calfskin. Leather sole,
rubber and leather heels. Sizes A
z to IL; B 61a to IL; C to 1912;
D 6. 6h, Z, III, S1a, 9, ga. 10,
1919, IL; E 6, 612, ga, 10, 10a.
IL. Were $40 to $3.50. Now $685.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1929-07-26

In the Terminal League, Express
won from the Terminal team just
The Washington times., 1929-07-26
81 WASHINGTON TINES SPORTS - 80

about a. they pleased. - tc !. and
III the morning loop Potomac Yards
won from Capital Traction, I 70 ..
Naval Hospital added 9. P Q. to
their growing list Of victims BY ~
to 3 in the Departmental League.
ana IN the colored branch Navy
Yard and Agriculture played q SIS
tie game. Army Medicos routed
the Police nine, n TO 4. Grace
Episcopal scored an S-to-7 victory
over west washington Baptist In
the GEORGETOWN Church League.
The Senators retained their lead
IN the French Insect League by
defeating the Hess nine. 70 to 8.
Corinthians scored q double victory,
defeating the Easterns. 8 70 Z. and
the Muddy Rnels, to 3. In the
other game Webco wailoped
Shapiros, 20 To ~.
The Washington times., 1929-07-26

until the latter gets dizzy and wal
Ter win 20 some tan punching, too
that Marty Will not relish.
give this fellow Cobb couple
of nghts and he'll Be ready Tor the
best Of 'em. Then'II wsll step n
and get some Of that big money"
concluded Lampe.
All OF which can be taken by the
fans that they're going to see some
thing like 4 speedster when COBB
squares Off with Gallagher IN the
Olympia Clubs feature l2-rounder
Monday at Carlin's.
Cobb has looked impressive In
gymnasium workouts. He = fast
and i wicked pnneher, hitting
effectively with both hands.
IN Gallagher the latest addition
to Baltimore's heavyweight ranks
viii Be meeting q worthy foe. Gal
laglner has twice taken the measure
81 Herman WeIner and has met
with 4 full measure Of success in
bouts In other parts Of the country.
Lew Raymond and Pete De SAnge.
lis will clash in one OF the SIX.
FOUNDERS, and Bobby Burns and
Frank Laspino In another.
The Washington times., 1929-07-26
Plays 100 Holes HI
Drring Rain 10
Make Record

MANCHESTER BIZ :Ta SEA,
Mass. yuiy Il. Albert ]. Bev.
eridge, son Of the late United
states senator of Indiana. had
hung lip new North Shore golf
record today BY playing 100 holes
over the Essex Country Club in
one day.
In downpour Of rain he made
the first u holes IN an elapsed
time or 8 hours and 70 minutes
over the s-hois course. It was
believed he averaged around 10
strokes for each of his full trips.
The course Ii three miles, 95s
yards. He played only one ball
for 81 holes.
Beveridge ran on the down
GRADES. He Ii IL sprinter and
enters Depauw University in the
fall.
The Washington times., 1929-07-26
FOUL LOSES
[NNN[|EE'5
Title

DETROIT, July 26. For
the sake Of the welterweight
division, it is to be hoped that
Jackie Fields, who won the
championship last night from
Joe Dundee, defends his title
at least occasionally and that
when he loses it he will 60
down like a fighting man.
Dundee, who has been known in
the fraternity as Ia cheese cham
pion. was dropped twice In the sec.
Und round by the sharp-shooting
young welter from Chicago and the
Coast. and then lost the fight and
his title on foul."
"The cheese champion took
the easy way oIIt, sneered the
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Suit case typeS2 inches
long made OF heavy ne
neered material. A chest
that viii hast q lifetime
at 4 real bargain price,
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AUTO CREEPER, ORn
for working under VON
ears.
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legal lens.
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MOCK. Suspends UON
from tOp cf ear.
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"The cheese champion took
the easy way out, sneered the
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cynical brotherhood at the ring.
aide, and perhaps they were

II
Maybe the Baltimore italian didn I
intend 10 commit 4 foul Possibly
he didn't know, is be rose groggy
and glassy-eyed from,ths floor. where
his random punches were landing.
No one knows but Dundee whether
the blow was the malicious, deiiber.
ate foul OF 1 desperate fighter. or
just an accident
At all events, Il was q most
wretched way IN which to lose q
championship. q sorry finish to q
fight which drew 4 larger gate
than any other welterwelght bout
In history
Gate receipts we're estimated at
$I7S, 900. and approximately $1,000
persons carno to Promoter Floyd
Fitzsimnions new outdoor arena to
witness the debacle. The attendance
broke all State records for boxing,
ana IS said 10 have been twica al
large as that Of the previous Welter-
weight champion bout at the Polo
Grounds two years ago when Dun
dee won the title from Pete Latzo.
While the fight lasted Fields
locked the part Of champion.
Both men fought cautiously III
the first round, cllnahing FREE
auentIy, and neither landed any
particuIarIy damaging punches.
In the second the challenger be-
gan carrying the fight AZ soon as
the round started. III 81 furry of
fast fighting he sent two lekts to
the champIon's body and followed
with terrific right TO the jaw.
Dundee rose wearily after q count
Of nine, only 10 80 down again
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Dundee Third Champ
10 Be Defeated
III 24 Hours

Joe Dundee was right in style
when he lost his welterweisht
crown to .Jackie Fields in Detroit
last night, for two other worlds
champions had been beaten in the
previous twenty-four hours. at
Ebbets field. Brooklyn, on Wednes.
day night, Andre Routis. feather
weight champion, was stopped by
AL singer, and Mushy Callahan,
Junior welterweight titleholder, was
decisively outpointed by Jack Berg.
Routis and Callahan were not
iethroned. however. az they forced
their opponents to come In over
weight.
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HITS HARD
IN WORKOUTS

BALTIMORE, July 2s.say, this
feIIer win lick 'em all" roared sam
Lampe a. he nodded TO walter Cobb
to cut loose with his punches at
KIeln's gymnasium.
Whereupon Cobb started wham.
ming away At his sparring partners
with reckless abandon and It was
not long before his mates were
ready yea eager--to call 1t q day.
when we get this Marty Gal
Iagler from Washington IN the
ring Monday night at CarIin's
the fans win see an hOnest-tO-
goodness heavyweight prospect,
continued LaInpe.
Cobb has ae nuch speed as the
famous Tyrus Raymond OF baseball
fame. He'll step around Gallagher
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under q rain OF gloves as Fields
chased him about the ring.
At the sound OF seven the gr0ggy
champion was UP once more. Tnen
came the finish, q minute and 65
seconds after the round had started.
Dundee was reeling off ths ropes
when one of his wild swings caught
Fields In the groin and the Pacific
coast youth doubled up IN pain,