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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
GIRLS, FIyEs CLASH

Pm Jntfcd Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Cleveland
AIlerton Aces and the Chicago Tay-
lor Trunks, two of the best girls
basketball teams in the country,
meet here Sunday night.
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DAWSON IS FAVoRITE
Chicago Golfer Keeps Up Consistent
Performance In Tourney.
3y United Press

BIZ United Press
HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 23.-Johnny
Dawson, Chicago golfer, remained
the favorite to take the Houston
Country Clubs fifteenth annual golf
tournament today. as play started in
the semi final round.
Dawson's performance over the
soggy, wind-swept course has been
consistently good. OSsie Carlton,
present titleholder, Is picked to go
into the finals with Dawson.
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NEW IOWA STADIUM

BIZ lllEcd PFtss
IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb. 23-Paul
E. Betting, director of athletics at
the University Of owa, announced
today that work on the new $3.50, 900
stadium. seating $4,000 people will
be begun March 2.
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AT JEFFERSON PARK

and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
(x)Dutch Girl, 1861 (xlLureman, Ill;
Stoneage,. Ill; (xl Little Marie, 1906 Blah
1l6; Emile F, 104; (xlEdith Grey, 106;
q Blue Torch, Ill; (xlMaudale, 1O6; Jake
116; (xl Black on White, Ill; x)Bumpsie
Ray, 80; (x1Zelma O'Neal, 81; French Lady
Ill; Spring lie,
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kensf1ip, who will make q bid for.
city title honors in the fyweight
division. He has been boxing at
the club for some time and is be-
lieved qualified to make a strong
showing in tournament competition.
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USES FLYING TACKLE

bU Z tnte5 bDeCtuL
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. o.
Jack Smith, Wisconsin heavyweight
wrestler, easily was thrown in two
falls by Gus Sonnenberg, worlds
champion, here Thursday. Sonnen-
berg used the flying tackle" to
win.
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Bp United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Paolino
Uzcudun, Basque wood-chopper
still was one of the numerous fore
most heavyweight title contenders"
today, having survived the right
hand of Meyer TX. o. Christner, in
10-round bout at Madison Square
Garden Friday night.
Uzcudun, after losing the first
round to the numbering heavy from
Akron, O., came back to win a de-
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Second Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
(xlPurple Flag 106; (x)Jim Banola, Ill;
Madame Emelie, Ill; Fire Chief, 116i
(x) Juniors Nurse, LOG; (xlDusk, Iii; jim
Sanda, 116; Queen Royal, log; Make, 116;
(xxl Bearing, Ill; (xlSpeakeasy. Ill.
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HELEN HICKS is VICTOR
Defeats Virginia Van Vie in Florida
Golf Final.
BIZ United Press

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. o.
Miss Helen Hicks, phenomenal
Long Island schoolgirl golfer, has
added the Florida, women's golf
championship to her list Of links
achievements by 2 and l victory
over Miss Virginia Van Vie, in the
final match of the tournament Fri
day.
Miss Hicks consistently outdroVe
her more experienced opponent,
however, and her putting was bet
ter throughout the round.
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STATE COLLEGE TOURNEY
N. A. G.. u, is; Huntington, 10.
Vincennes, 26; Muncie Normal, "a.
Indiana Central. SO; Rose Poly, IS,
CITY HIGHT SCHOOLS

CITY HIGHT SChOOLS
cathedral. %; Hartford CITY. 70,
Peru, 90; shortridge, is.
Greenfield, IS; Manual. 23.
Wendell Phillips tChicago). 80; Crispus
Balnbridee., 80; Greenwood. Is.
Oayuga, ~; Dana, 10,
o ofSds5sna4FE 81 SsIlaSsi ss it,
Rochester. 80: Kokomo,. II.
Bryant, 80; Redkey. is.
Forest, 50; RuSsiaville, 90.
Walton, SO; Galveston, 80.
Howard, 46; Somerset. az.
Michigantown, 81; Jackson. 40.
WindfaIl, S.; Upton. as. H"' 'O'
Irwin; IS; Young America. 10.
Monticello: 81; West Lafayette, IS.
Round Grove, az; Chalmers, 80.
stoekwell; q; Slarks Hin, "a.
Rensselaer,. "a: Kentland, IS.
RoSsville. "a; Burlington. 10.
Wtnamac. SO; Royal Center. Q.
oxford, "a; Otterbein. "a.
Brook, 80: Boswell, 80.
Monitor. 10; xiond i 3s. oV'
AAmbia: 95: Pre- Township %.
WimfIi a8ssba,rg IS; efEe oonomiy ~ 81.
Fountain city. IS; Whitewater, II.
Hagerstown. So; Boston. 50.
RI53Hnsoo g: ri Kite bgfrt e. 20.
Winchester, 20: Eaton, 80.
Everton,, as. Whitewater Township. 10.
Huntsville, 81; Lynn, %.
Ridgeyille, 20; Saratoga. 90.
Springfield. 90; College Corner, as.
Elwood, 20; Union CITY, as.
Albany, 90; Parker. az.
Stoney Greek, 81; Spartan burg, 80.
De Soto, 80; Royerton, 39.
Ridgeville, 9e: Saratoga. az.
Pennyille, so; Madison, 10.
kirkland, IS; Rock Greek. o.
Liberty center. 20; Warren. 20.
Connersville, IS; Franklin, az.
ash s4tIgsV. 81 o. wTSis aesSgses e.
Muncie, 81; Marion, g.
Logansport, IS; Lebanon, 10.
Plymouth, az South Bend as.
whiting fRSiHn; q; H smmond. y.
:, Horaee Mann tcary). "a; Michigan
Emerson Gary. "a; Valparaiso. 2s.
Cicero, IS. Atlanta. 10.
Mitchell, "a; Bloomington, 81.
c G2,geitb 81 CITY; q; North Side. IS.
Solsberry, Al; SwitS City, 81.
Edinburg. 81: Southport, az.
New Albany, 20; Male LOuisville), 10.
Roll, 81; Portland. 10.
Arcadia, IS: Westfield. 49,
Jasper, 81; Petersburg 20.
Brownston, 40; Freetown. 23.
Lyons. IS: Bloomfield. 49,
Winslow. 10; Oakland City. IL.
Tennyson. 30: Rockport. II.
New Richmond. 81: Darlington, az.
Bowers; Il; oWssyynetoTn. q.
Roachdale. SO; New Ross. 40.
French Lick 80: Salem. 2S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
Woodsides Enter
Complete Boxing
Team in Tourney

The Woodside Athletic Club,
prominent in local amateur circles,
has entered a complete boxing team
in the annual city fistic tournament
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Race Entries
Saturday

AT MIAMI
First Race $1,000; the Summertime
purse; 3-year-olds and up; maidens; five
and one-half furlongsl -Kingling,. 90;
SO; Temerity. 81: Bristol. lie; cog-AiT, 50 /;
Gold Star, lie; tal Quarante, 90; Highland
Maid Ma 81 Binki, "a; Vega 1917; Lifetime.
Jaw. j. SalmonR. T., Wilson Jr. entry.
Second Race $4,000; claiming: s-year-
olds and up; six furlongsl--(xl Gold Dust,
Bragh, 1i9; 92JN eHs' s. 9xLttle Guinea,
(xl Ball Gee. 1o8; (xlEssie, So; (x)Meadow
io8; Mint Toddy, 1i 8; tz]YorItown' IS.
Third Race $1,000; claiming; 4-year-
9ldS and up six fur f1G Fosqs 1SS
Lucky Play lis; NO. jx Ran hA Lass ass iSSS
Ho aS. 49, KS hTftF5afp FaF 49, s Sson
Anne, 1l3.
Fourth Race Isl 900; claiming; Swear
oids and G. up; six fuElongslaMo,GdE o lo5:
Tackle, ITO; (x)Eloise, 1o8; tx Tetrs Gass,
lbs; (x)Agitator, 113.
Fifth Race ($2,5Oo; added; Miami Jockey
Club handicap; 3-year-oldS and up mile
and a furlong1-Joe Marrone Sd, 1903; Low
Gear. 101; (a)Fairy Maiden, ITO; Clean
Play, lis; Boris, SO: Gadalong, 101; So
lace, 1873; (alFly Hawk, 119.
Jaw. Maher entry.
Sixth Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
Odds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
Mr.. Kirkwood, Ill; Sonny Golden, Ill;
lxlByway. Ill; Wanda, 113; (x)Billy
Doran, Iii; Resourceful, 1903; (x)Battle-
field, 1903; (x)Maid o. the Storm, 81;
(xl Battleshot, 10l; tx)Miss Lou, 106:
(xlStorm Maiden, 1903; (x)Trojis, 101
(x) Mcintosh, 108; Persimmon Pie, 113; Sea
Hawk, 49, (x)Ramble, 106
(xlApprentice allowance claimed.
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Fourth Race $1,000 purse; s-year-olds
Golden Mac. 116; (b)Wacker Drive, 1903;
Watch On, 102; Marshall Ney, Ill; Wellet,
1l3; tb)Ida O'Day,. 81; Mineralogist, ITO;
no. Little Colonel 102.
(al Bell Farm Stable entry.
lblJ. j Coughlin
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Summary;

Totals ....ls 8 "a Totals ....s 2:
Free throws missed Butler, White. !
Christopher, l: Chandler. 3; Bugg. 2
total. Z. (De Pauw), Stone, s; CraYley, I
StunkeI, Q; total, s,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
BUD INJURIES WRIST

Taylor Unable to Meet Eddie Shea
Next Tuesday.
b; United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-An injured
wrist will prevent Bud Taylor,
Terre Haute, from meeting Eddie
Shea, Chicago featherweight, here
Tuesday night. Taylor injured the
wrist in training Friday. Promoter
Jim Mullen not yet has decided on
an opponent for Shea.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
LES CANADIENS ON TOP
Montreal Team Takes Lead in Ma
tional Hockey League.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-For the
first time in nearly three months
the New York Rangers Friday were
the second team in the National
Hockey League in points. Dropping
a decision to Detroit here Thursday
night, to 0, while Les Canadiens
of Montreal we're blanking their
civic rivals, the Maroons, l to 0. the
Rangers allowed the flying French
men to creep ahead, As to A. The
standing of the teams:
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Third Race Isl, 900; the Jeffersonian; g.
Elizabeth Bolla, Ito; Shasta Pebble. 1i2;
Royal Don, lis; Desdemona, 116; Shasta
Orange, lis; My Hobby, 112; RUFF Nc
Claim. lis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
MIAMI

Cog Air, Ephisian, Binki.
2hBall Gee. Nell. Mint To-day.
5-Lucky Play. Focus. Son Ami.
+Tetra Glass, Strong Tackle, Grey Chief.
5-BoriS. Solace. Fly Hawk.
6-ReSourceful. BY Way. Billy Doran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
ALEXANDER SIGNS UP
Grover Accepts Contract for His
Nineteenth Big League Season.

Rsi United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 23.-Four
days before his AID birthday,
Grover Cleveland Alexander, holder
of nine National League pitching
records, signed contract with the
Cardinals here Friday for his nine
tenth season as National League
pitcher. Terms of the contract were
not revealed by President Sam
Breadon.
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Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; 4-year-
oldS and up; one and one-quarter miles,
(xlHawk Eye, LOT; (xlHugo K Asher, 104;
6xlPadlock. lo4; (xlTicker, l04; tx) Sea
lxlFenlight. los; (x)Far Away, 10; BIZ
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victory we're in the
tenth rounds. In tt
a desperate effort, p
behind his feared ri
the Spaniard tho
believed the Akron
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MICKEY WINS EASILY

Over Jack willis ON Coast.
BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %
Mickey Walker earned popular
decision over Jack Willis in a box
ing bout here Friday night. Walkers
middleweight title was not at stake.
Willis managed to stave of a
knockout, but the champion had
little trouble piling up points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23

Realist, BraZos.
sz-Northampton. Balroma, Sham Battle.
3-Al Hotfoot. Vigor, Ask John.
4A-Mib MCGEE. Buddy Clark, Ny Daddy.
Shit The Deck Woodface. Speedy Shaw.
6-Leslie entry. Simony. Shasta Gold.
entry. Rosedale entry, Algernon.
Privately, Golden Sweep. Inca.
9-Rural Gossip, Ojo, Hopuwai.
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Substitute Race Isl 900; claiming; s.
Jear-olds and up; one and one-sixteenth
mtlesl-(xl Harry Carroll, i'll; (xlFright-
bert Cook, Ill; Sewanee, 96 (x)Olympia,
Ill: Ursa Major, 116: (xlCaSsie, los;
(xlFerseth, Ill; (x)St. Martins, Ill; Hec.
lie; tx) Boutonniere, Ill; Counsellor Con
nelly, lie; Uncle Parks, 116
(xlAppTentice allowance claimed.
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Sixth Race Isl 900; claiming: 3-year-
Odds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
-txlMarlboro, lis; (X)ManZana, Ill;
oregon Fir, 112.
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Fifth Race (s1.2Go; the Ruston; Swear
olds; mile and seventy yards - Laurie,
lit; Buddy Basil, ITO; Butter John, no.
Disturb. LOT; Helen Dean, ITO.
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f-sir Barley. Cloud Idolizer. Cuban Flag.
2--Valley Light Maxwell. DR.. Hickman.
3-Nicolett. Royal Ruby. Mac Day.
SUN Dance. AndreSito Always.
5-Cartoonu. Lockerbie. Yachtsman.
6-Ihby. Old Guard. Opperman.
Candy Rock, Izetta. Scissors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23

TN ONE of the two feature
~ wrestling bouts at Cadle tab
ernacle Monday night, Nick Kara
vas, who styles himself welter-
weight champion of the New Eng
land states, will meet Martin
zbysko. Polish grappler, in two
falls out of three. The clash will
start at $3.50.
In the other half of the special
program, Matty Matsuda, Japan
csc veteran, will endeavor to use
some tricks to advantage against
Mike Reed, aggressive Cincinnati
WelterWeight.
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AT HAVANA

First Race $500; claiming: 4-year-oids
Sir Barley, 100; Herbertus. l02; Cloud
Idolizer. ia; Sincerely. 102: Maliy S, 10l;
Belascoain, l017; Cuban Flag, 102; Joan
Shirley, los.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
Irish Nose Out
Michigan State

BIZ United Press
EAST LANSING, Mich, Feb. %.
Two overtime periods were re-
CURED before Notre Danes basket
ball team succeeded in defeating
Michigan State, 1927. The game
was hard fought throughout. Sum-
muary:
MNTPF DAME MICH STATE
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Second Race $500; claiming; 4-year-olds
and up; six furlongs}-Valley Light, l09;
Pamela. 1903. MAXWELL, ia; Shepherd of the
Hills. ia; Merichar, 107; Boot Top, i07;
DR.. Hickman. Ill; Bedford Saint, 107;
Muskallonge, 107.
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Rooms for Rent

s1NGTON. 81 S.-2-rm apt. every cry
ia furn.. mod near car line, II !! ~.
SkDWBY- 2O23-LARGE RIM" NEAF
H. PRIV. ENTRANCE. he. 266t.-
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Apartments for Rent
SEE BEAUTIFUL
AMBASSADOR

Newly furnished or unfinished s60.50
and up, also day or weekly rate. MaiC
and hotel service II desired Frigidaire
and all utilities included. Ultra modern.
Inspection invited. Cali at building
night or day. Phone ri. 1871.
3-PM. APT-NcWly dec, lights. gas. heat,
Mater. fur. Call Irving Theater or Ir.
3.48-W
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ILL. n. 43l Apt. 5-3 rms turn. COM
p.ete. very reasonable; good furniture.
furnished. reas. rent. IT. 30l3.
3-RM DOUBLE-Water inside toilet, gas,
electricity. paved ST.; $3.50 wk. Ia. 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-30

R. CATO. CARSEN AVE, r l, BOX So
FIRST HOUSE SOUTH OF LICK CREEK
BABY CHICKS-Barred Rocks, Buff Or
pingtons, etc. Order now. avoid the rush
BOYER'S HATCHERY. 81 N. Delaware.
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FIIRNITTTRE PADS

All sizes in stock. Save money by buy
ing from HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND
CANVAS GOODS CO, 1902 W. Wash.
PACKING, SHIPPING. Low RATES--On
California shipments. Local and overland
hauling OTTO J. SUESZ. Ri. 3623-656l
night. Oh. 0699W4579.
J. II. TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE.
SPECIAL PRICE OVERLAND-To or from
Chicago, st. Louis Detroit, Cleveland or
other cities DR.. 307l. or Ri. 1865.
5ORNNIAN TRANSFER Satisfactory
moving service: overland trucking OF
furniture and freight Oh. 557l.
BRITTON TRANSFORM Moving $3.50 load.
large trucks; responsible men. Dr.. 1915
TRANSFER AND STORAGE-Hauling 821
E. 64th ST. w E. Rodocker. wa. 4433.
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PAPER HANTINU

Cal alter 5 p. m u 49,. : y.
5I EsTEPIEG-s ard repair; . WoIS
guaranteed. 6O4 L. New YotE, Il 7o'o.
8UGs-Cleancd. 9ZI2, $I59 90 Can I,i 599 anu
- o 4 T5ET5 LEANING Work guarau-
seedi ST nm. KEY WOLFE Or Ol6I-W
KINDS or PLUMBING IN5IALtdLzE5D
- REASONABLE PRICES. Ia 4U2 ~
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FERNS for Sale

SMALL FARM-Of 80 acres: suitable for
chicken farm; good buildings; IL mile
from National I'd Sell cheap c. W.
GLOVER, Greencastle, Ind. r 7.
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Pets and Lipe Stock

COMPLETE equipment of small rabbitry
consisting of breeding hutches. feed
crooks. etc. Also two chinchilla bucks and
four chinchilla does; eligible for register
ing Priced for quick sale. 1859 w. Morris
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Lots for Sale
WOODED LOT

Beautiful corner lot in wonderful loca-
ton north. ideal place to build a home:
located 5ist and Manlove. VIII sell very
reasonable. See owner. 294f Central.
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sTORE-Your furniture in fire proof stor-
age house. Private lockers. Pay 6 months
later. Special no charge for hauling
from March ! TO March 80. Estimates
given without obligation. Call +:
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
AIg r Market Ri 7750
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Coal end Wood
KINDLING WITH EACH TON

KINDLING WITH EACH TON
CSC discounted on all 2-ton orders.
Best W, Va. block Gin. clean fkd.. $3.50
Best w. Va. p. Ain. clean fkd..... 6,25
Best w. Va. mine run, 500 lp...... 5.25
Best E. KY Gin. block clean fkd.... SIS
Ashlegs KY. washed egg 2X3 clean fEd.
None better for cook stove or retort 200
Kan Co.. Va; Harlan Co., KY.
Gen Giendora. all sizes
Best Ind. No. = u. or egg, clean tSd S5.UU
Best R. A. Poca. lp.. none BETTER. $50
Best Poca. mine run ...s...-....... Ivy
Citizens coke. baseburner .......... 8.25
DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY.
UNION ICE AND COAL 90; ,,s
It viii pa you to visit our yard and
see the difference in good coal Est. 1903.
(Reduction on 2 tons or more
$4.50-White Ash-S4.5O
Large Gin. block fkd.
w. VA. BLOCK F'KD..$6
Nut and slack .............$3.00
Fansler Coal Co.
936 E. Vermont. Ii. 1850.
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Male

- PERIENCE Baby nurse white uuce
IS references. 1851 Is. Pennsylvani;
sgO3
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Business Property for Sale
Storage and Transfer

MORRIS. SIT W.--Brick building. VIII
sacrifice for quick sale: close to factory
district. D.. $3.50
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FTOOR CLOTHS

buy YOUR canvas covers ana rIIIloI oI
ms from us and save money HLOSg-
3ER TAPPAULIN AND CANVAS goods
.SMPbNY. 1902 W washington 81
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Hotels

.DRFxFI. ARMs-7SO N Illinois; single
rms S4.50 wk. and up. 2-Tm. suites
S,TTE S0N TTC.TEI-29 Vir Ave: house
Seeping: also sleeping; clean. modern.
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] nigh class work. On VIZ. ----
pIPFR Painting. cleaning
plaster patching, etc. Oh. 2Oo4,
Taper CLEANING Hanging. reaSona 'Ie
Oh 1861 Dr Oh. 1882 -,-.
PAPER HANGING-Palnuug, p!aS1eiL'H'
-..rern1 rcr,.i- 1rnrL- Oh. N4ll.
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ituatlonS Wanted F en1aie
Business Announcements

BATHROM4- Complete plumbing anb heat
Ing Installed res. J. w HarTeA, ia. 402 z.
carr EsTEIs-G Genera. repairing. painting
ioJ HeFk.t Dr. Z55s-J.
CAEPENTER-RO and REPAIR
SPECIALLY DR. 1864 Ri
CT FANfNG HOUSE-Aud removing wall
papet by steam very cheap. On. g5-s.-
FEnIHERs Uougrt SOLO ana renovated
fea shes rIattresEes. pillows mace 70 lIe'
r. g. Burke 4l6 Mass. ave. ~. oo59.
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$3.50 Tub Frocks
REGULAR $3.50 Values

AM wool navy blue serge, SmartIy
pleated onto detachable bodies; alse
bright plaid skirts in the same style.
Sizes 6 to IL years.
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Giants, unlike any other
tires, are UNCONDITION-
ALLY Guaranteed for
One Year! And at these
low prices they are the
finest values we know Of.
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Whether you want Suit, Topcoat,
Tux or Overc0at whether you want
a new raised shoulder" Suit with
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ished wOrsteds; whether you are tall
or short, stout or Irregular we guar
antee you the style, fabric, color and
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MORROW.
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LIQUOR OUTLAWS
BLAMED IN DEATH
Undercover Agent Declared
"Taken for Ride"-FriendS
Reveal Episode.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Ffe6S.
LEXINGTON, KY, October lied
eraI prohibition officials investigating
the death Wednesday at Newport. KY,
of Andrew Bierlein, so, of Maysville,
undercover investigator, today had a
clue that convinced them Bierlein had
been fatally wounded by liquor outlaws
whose enmity he had incurred.
They were told yesterday by two To-
cal distillery guards friends Of the
undercover man, that Bierlein had been
taken for a ride" early Monday,
drugged robbed tortured and left bleed
ing on a roadside. The guards, Clay
Cisco and Charles Travis, said they were
enjoined by Bierlein not to reveal the
episode because he admitted taking a
drink of liquor preferred by the two
outlaws and had lost his pistol and pa
pers. They kept silent until they
learned of Bierlein's death.
Jerome T. Tartar, assistant prohihi-
ton administrator, and Commissioner
Charles N. Wizard, to whom the guards
related the incident. said they were
convinced Bierlein had been fatally
wounded and did not try to commit
suicide, as Northern Kentucky oflcers
believed after the undercover man was
found dying beneath a railroad treStle
at Newport
Bierlein, a former guard at the distil-
lery here, told his friends the two men
who drugged and robbed him took a
note book containing the names of more
than 100 prohibition violation suspects.
Cisco and Travis said Bierlein seemed
very depressed and expressed the belief
that his enemies would get him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-11
STONE MOUNTAIN
FINANCE STEP O. KID
Directors of Confederate Memorial
Association Approve Plan
Proposed by Moore.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, October 11.-Direc-
tors of the Stone Mountain Confederate
Memorial Association yesterday approved
a plan to finance the completion Of
carving on the memorial to Confederate
soldiers of the Civil War, and will pre-
sent it to the full membership of the
association October 81.
The plan was suggested by Willie l.
Moore, member of the Atlanta City
Council, who suggested that the associa-
ton turn over to the cities OF Atlanta
and Decatur, Fulton and De Kalb Coun-
ties, the State of Georgia and other
Mountain site of the memorial.
Moore's plan called for the appropria-
ton of $4,000 annually for two years
in Atlanta and Fulton County and
$12,500 yearly for two years in Decatur
and De Kalb County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-11
HAITIAN PRESIDENT
PROHIBITS ELECTION
Action Brings Censure From Po-
litical 0pposi-
ton.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. October
ll.-A keenly awaited announcement by
President Louis BornO early this week
to the effect that no legislative elections
would be held In 1880, has brought
criticism from opposition circles. In
his statement, issued In the form Of q
letter to the projects Of the republic,
President Borno said his refusal to
reconstitute the National Assembly was
based on the obstructive" and "un-
patriotic course pursued by the Opposi-
ton ranks to efforts TO make possible
its reconstruction.
The significance Of the decision lies