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ALL Cash UP TO $1,000: PREFER CoLUM-
p Pie Heights, Mt. Pleasant, Petworth. Box
WILL BUY 4 IL TO, l6 ROOM HOUSE. q
or more baths: must be we'll located in
downtown district and suitable for roominR
mouse; price must be right Room at Bank
OF commerce & Savings Bldg, 7th and
sts. NV. Nat. 969l
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR 6 OR ROOM
6rick houses: reasonably priced, white or
coloreo; prefer clear property or subject to
Smau indebtedness. EARLE w. MANSON,
District 1878. 1l03 Vermont ave NV
PAY ALL CASH. WHITE; PREFER CAPITOL,
Hill Petworth. Mt: Pleasant, Col. Heights;
reaSonaple State location, lowest price, etc
ADDRESS Box 284-K, Star Office.
9u!CR, ALL CASH. WHITE OR. coLoRED,
reasonable: prefer clear or small debt An
swer quickly. location. lowest price Address
Box 283-K. Star Office
| WANT TO BUY A SMALL BRICK HOUSE.
Let me know II you have something cheap
Address Box 337-H. Star office.
5000 Cash FOR a GOOD GROOM OR
more brick home: prefer 3 stories. no
brokers' Address Box AJAX. Star ofice
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES,
Wn;te or colored: regardless OF condition.
WIN. j. CALLAHAN, 1927 Eye NV. Nat. s97i.
los
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Sl2,5OO-M o dern detached
brick home, ! rooms and 2 baths ;
practically new. 46l8 Hunt ave,
Chevy Chase Gardens, Md.
The above house is priced
$500 under its value and will be
sold on convenient terms.
FEDERAL SECURITY AND
MORTGAGE COMPANY.
l5ZZ X st. NV. Met. 1900.
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SALE--HOUSES.
1910 NARNTI

171o VARNUM ST. NV.
#; wide; with double brick garage. South
on eT t f. a8 e an saa Sss a
thTouEhout: oif Burner. Frsidaire. automatic
hot water heater. screens, AWNINGS large
and sunday 0' BUTT and for Tor sale f By oWner
:s7s SDsa sq Gs.s y s. e. IN Month
.. rbt iSanad. B.. sPs. f o
~ ~ ss'd $af$EEbEET ISIS sog Is
c l2s SV gE3yr, s NIB.
ssesshfa aS%i IT,
7,o ,1'n s. ssfyfs' H iHf fsSs',' ~,
nov Is Kd sEAP SaE EaR d hESREGT1 RS
Pacing Soldiers Home at Webster ST.
room! Price CT So $50 A'
,... ,.'$ Sz E ~ ~ jSazs: Mr. Ss1,n o.s,
$3.50 CASH-s60 MONTHLY.
PetWorth and is in perfect condition. LarFe
rooms, covered porcnes, hot-wate: heat
Kitchen. hardwood floors; paved street and
home easy terms. Georgia 2036
CLOSE-IN MODERN HOME
! rooms: 20 #: wid wide; deep lot e; SARGE age.
Vacant: immediate possession. Priced low
terms arranged.
728 OTIS PL. NV.
1926 l4th ~s St.. Nv = 'NNA'' Nor North oss2.
Rooms. Baths: Built-in Garage
SAMPLE, 1874 3rd ST. NV.
At 3rd and Nicholson SITS.
has Ssen deTed in PARK
wit" tn. an .' 'Sf FL; zSHs Mr.. o.s.
5000.
s24 TEWKEsBURY ST. NV.
$500 cash and $50 monthly buys one OF
rage, screens and awnings; all moderna1 In
ours Stga sfe st wARDMRN sG ga 1854
OUINTANA PLACE.
Near Corner 7th and Rittenhouse SITS. NV
Modern 'e attse SteS.b efiGn noeu rrsd
aire, front and rear porches; paved street
' $3.50.
Agent on Premises Until PM.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1929 Newton NE.
$7,250-Terms Arranged.
| Detached corner. very large lot 5oxlso;
| 9, 900 square It. Call to see this wonderfui
buy All new condition. 6 good rooms and
bath, colonial front porch. double enclosed
back porcheS, garage with private driveway.
The very best buy in Washington.
| HARRY A. KITE. INC,
MA. 4S4O. 1919 18th NV.
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1881 GIRARD ST. NV
rooms. 2 baths, oil heat, / 2-car garage
NOV rented. l brick garase: parauet floors
fine shape; Pitts. INV. h, 4 oorches; 500
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UNTIL YOU SEE
BIZ IONGFELLOW ST. NV.
YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE BEST
Now finished and open for inspection. Z
rooms. breakfast nook. porcheS. buit-in ga
rage. This is beautiful home and nicely
located. Open to pm: daily. See it..
Price low. Terms arranged.
MAPLE Il JAMES, INC
1925 14th ST. NV. North O962
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED

(Continuedl
l4o4 RIDGE Pr: SCI r. B., GAS can m
22iI r s.e'-BunGaloW. r. b.: gas, :, ~
k sHS5is e. gs55
1895 CONN. AVE. N.W.-8 ROOMS
1909 Morrison st. n.w.-6 rooms, bath ,o,
1912 Rs Risss pi. n.w.-s rooms, baths NV
'"'"S BRoD1E & coLBERT. INC - -'
i7G Nat ESe 81 ss NV
9OS 18th ST. SEE r. AND SIS. 50
1903 N. Cap. st,-5 r. and b. ........... 1850
s ga Ell Elicit st. MS ar. r and d. s65o
B. t'i MS 5oaaso & CO.. E al N any Ave NV
several s, W9oDF S1aess 3 $50 to SOS per
". ont. ~ : 81: 'S1 fS ssPsb ,so,
NEW HoME!-NEvER OCCUPIED!
nice rooms. porches; deep yard; con-
cat w lsiA sn { JAMES MSfss0i NC tve'
1852 MERIDIAN PL. Nw.-e r. B.. eo ~
AMI .:...", a:.;:........'.'..'* S SO 0 20
Is! n s.w;.7 r; bath. elec.......... ss SO
AT 18th se-s r. bath. cleo. $500
7ss ,5 EHoy q! NV PAWS Nst o0M5Asx5s
ss,s o Ak 'SS eEs T MRFhGE NV.
Large Groom brick house modern dsna IN every
privst ate Schools. Churches and stores. -.
's f2 e BaR Y F2sE1
rage First floor consists OF S rooms and
desirab BE for some one Interested in renting
rooms. This PROPERTY is located one square
Transportation to center of city. by bus.
1915 t 6GD % e R6R M8STH RID. 80.
lot I' Iasxa5s s 2'R he sen
Of Bethesda on one Of tn" mali main tthoroughh n
Mes M esnF maE to s prGpey n ideal
location for tourist home. Close TO the
Bethesda business section as yell as ehyreheS
center of city.
NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO.,
Phone Shepherd 240o.
1927 KENYON ST NV.
6 rooms. bath. porchcs, SIS. House on
elevation, very pretty.
rooms. bath. Petworth; EaraEe rear
screened and / front porch newly deco
rated. sos.
34o2 10Th ST NV.
Mt. Pleasant Frame house. rooms, bath,
ami. EIGHT brick garages included; $50.
1908 LoNGFELLoW ST NV
rooms. bath. porches, new paper and
paint, attractive home; SIS.
44s5 GREENWICH PARK Way NV.
Foxhall Vlllage--Semi- detached; rooms.
bath, $85.
1881 GIRARD ST. NV.
rooms. baths, oil heat. / 2-car garage
NOV rented. / brick garese: parquet floors;
fine shape; Pitts. INV. h., oorches; 500.
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
900 r st. NV. Phone National S440.
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BARGA1N-sto0 CASH FOR EQUITY IN
nearly new. modern detac ned house. six
rooms, bath with shower, garage; Woodbridge
section. near schools. transportation Ad-
dress Box 266-K Star ofice
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4422 GREENWICH PARKWAY NV.
Foxhall Village. semi de "a ched; rooms
bath. built-ir garage; 800.
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NEARBY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S RMS.
ano pain, all modern improvements. Price
x4s5o; $50 cash. bal. $40 per mo. Address
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NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO.,
Silver Spring, Md.
Phone Shepherd 2400.

1927 KENYON ST. NV.
6 rooms. bath. porchcs, SIS. House on
elevation, very pretty.
4908 It'll ST NV.
rooms. bath, Petworth: garage. rear
screened and / front porch, newly deco
rated S65
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FOR COIORED-4623 HUNT PIA N.E.-FTvE
rooms: h-wh; all modern plumbing; gas
and cleo. lights; s32.50. Nat. 1850.
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SALE-SuRIrRRAN

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-6-R. VERY At
Lractlye semi-bungalcw. MODERN. furnished;
oak noors, full basement; flowers and shrub
berry; one block from TRANSPORTATION, A real
nargain. $3.50; all cash above trusts 81 500.
j. l.. PRICE. Oakcrest ONCE. Va, Mt YER
don 272
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COLORED.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTING HOUSES
and apis to desirable colored tenants. List
with us prompt remittance. Call or write
Peoples Real Estate and Finance Co., 1924
You st. NV Dec. 0536.
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34o2 10Th ST. NV.
Mt Pleasant Frame house. rooms, bath,
ami: EIGHT brick garages included; $50.
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44s5 GREENWICH PARK Way NV.
Foxhall Village--Semi-detach rooms
bath, $65.
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NOW ACLONED
Ts2 Park I'd. n.w.-New modern apt house
ar, X b., Murphy bed. dining alcoye. Ane
! r.. k, b., screened sleeping porch. Besi
condition. Res. Mgr. or Cley. oe7s.
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CLARENDON, VA.-7-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Finest location in best residential section
Price, $3.50. pay monthly direct to owner
No trusts. No fees, commissions or other
wise. Mr. BEALE. 100 Milton ave
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BUNGALOW ROOMS, BATH. H-WH-,
ami:; $4,000; small down payment. Inquire
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SALE-HOUSES.

CONCORD AVE N.W-HOME BARGATJ.
owner desires quick sale has reduced price,
$3.50 cash bal. monthly will consider trade;
no brokers. Address Box 2l5-K Star once
64o8 BROOKEVILI4E RID. CHEVY CHASE.
Md.-Detached home. large rooms. all mod
ern improvements, garage. lot 50xl20: 5000
down. balance like rent. Clev. l2o2-R. owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-17

BOSS & PHELPS.
K St. NV. Nat. $500.
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SUBURBAN HOMES. SALE AND RENT
ROBERT z. LOHR, 81 Cedar St, Takoma
Park, D. c. Georgia 0B3l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-17

ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS IN WOOD
ridge; 10-room house, suitable for two fam
Ines; ami; built-in garage; near school,
bus and car line; Reasonable, by owner
1921 Jackson 81 n q "
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ROGERS & ROGERS. Hyattsvine sss

One left Brand new, artificial stone and
dinette. large living room. tile bath. Every
possible modern convenience including hot
water heat; sidewalks: set tubs in base
ment. and $500 So #. land. This delightful
modern little heme NAV be purchased with
a small down payment and low monthly
terms Located in District Heights, Nd. on
Washington blvd. miles from District Line.
Drive out today -
Phone Met PAT. 49,
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1908 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
rooms. bath. porches. new paper anc
paint; attractive home; SIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-17
zIECFELD PICKS
ONLY z GIRLS IN
TRYOUT OF 400
Complains Bitterly About
General Lack of Beauty
in Woman.

Bg United Pres
NEW YORK, April 17-Florenz
ziegfeld, in quest of some girls to
glorify in the forthcoming twenty
first edition Of his Follies, sat in
the front row Of the Ziegfeld thea
ter and complained bitterly about
the general lack Of beauty in
women.
Four hundred girls-blondes and
brunettes, bow-legged and knock
kneed, fat and skinny, beautiful
and ugly, young and old-paraded
on the stage, each DESTROYS Of be-
coming the apple of the masters
eye.
Ziegfeld need forty show girls and
sixty dancers for the new Follies,
but all he got out of the procession
Thursday was two dancers.
And I want it understood" he
explained, that I didn't pick these
two for their good looks. They just
happened to be fine dancers"
The 400 girls strutted about the
stage, smiling their prettieSt smiles.
To an unframed eye, most Of
them seemed to be sufficiently good
looking TO attract comment on the
street or in subway train. But
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-17
BEAUTY SCHOOL TO
START THURSDAY

apolis he Is coming next week TO
illustrate the correct colors Of COS
metics, the correct care of the face,
how to make the most Of the face,
the correct care of the hair and
how to style it correctly for the
particular individual.
He will conduct The indianapolis
Times beauty school in the Traver-
tine room, fourteenth floor of the
Lincoln hotel, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons at 2 o'clock,
and Friday night at 8.
There is no charge and no tickets
are required. Simply walk into the
Travertine room and take any seat.
Business women, professional
women, housewives and school girls
Of Indianapolis have this excellent
opportunity to receive expert in
instruction In the proper use OF
cosmetics.
How TO use makeup for the eve
ming, for the workday, how to bring
out your own facial beauties and
how to have your makeup stay on
all day long. Meadows will illus
trate all these important secrets by
blackboard talks and by working
with live models.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-17
HISTORY FALL
KILLS ACTRESS,
OUT OF WORK
Foster Daughter of Rich
Chicago Family Was
Not in Want.

CHICAGO, April Truth S.
Gordon, 25, talented foster daughter
Of a wealthy family, fell or Ieaped
from the twenty-first floor Of the
Allerton house, Gold Coast hotel,
early today, and was killed.
Miss Gordon, an actress, was IN
employed, but not in want, although
she lived apart from her foster par
ents, her friends told police.
She appeared early today az the
Allerton house and awoke Miss
Helen Jean Nelson, on the twenty
first floor. Miss Nelson, believing
she was intoxicated, closed the door.
A short time later the actress
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-17
DELTA TAU ELECTS

Butler Chapter Pick Officers for
Year.
Newly elected officers OF Butler
university chapter Of Delta Tau
Delta are Malcolm Snoddy, presi-
dent; Richard Higgins, vice-presi-
dent; Max Miller, corresponding
secretary; Allen Helt, recording Sec
rotary; Herbert Sweet, treasurer;
Robert Buschman, guide, and Jack
Lederer, sergeant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-17

body was found on the roof Of an
adjoining two-srory puuding.
Police communicated with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Van New
kirk, wealthy north side residents.
but obtained no information. only
the promise that they would at
tend the inquest.
Norman Thelman, friend Of Miss
Gordon, was questioned when his
name was found in her purse, but
said she was only chance &C
quaintance.
Miss Gordon was a divorce, hav-
ing been married after a brief ro-
nance, and separated even more
quickly, police were told.
The Allerton house is a residential
hotel. with separate floors for men
and women. Miss Gordon lived at
the Virginia hotel, short distance
away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-17
HERO TO VISIT HOOVER

Boy In Colorado Bus Tragedy VIII
Accept Presidents Invitation.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, April 1T.-Bryan,
13-year-old hero of the Colorado
bus tragedy, will come to the White
House for his visit with President
Hoover wee kafter next, 1t was an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-17
international Expert Will
Conduct Classes for
The Times.

Screen stars are not blessed with
more Of natures goods than other
women, but they do know how to
use cosmetics to enhance what ma
ture gave them. Every woman,
young or old, can have the indi-
viduality Of the screen star"
So speaks V. e. Meadows, inter-
national authority on beauty, who
comes to indianapolis next week
under auspices Of The Times for a
three-day stay to tell women Of
Indianapolis how to enhance their
beauty.
On the subject Of beauty Meadows
speaks with authority. Today he
stands as one of the worlds great
est cosmetic stylists. Leading screen
stars have learned the art Of make
up from him. He has been con-
sulting cosmetician to the Pathe,
Paramount, Warner BrQthers, First
National and United Artists studios
1t was he who conceived the idea
Of cosmetic styling and to Indian
ziegfeld could scarcely restrain his
disgust.
He descended, In fact, to Eliza
bethan phraseology to express his
intense irritation.
ut makes no difference to me-"
Ziegfeld said, whether they're
blondes or brunettes. What want
is a girl who stands five foot seven
and who Is both svelte and curry.
like girls with curves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-08
BAN RETlAFF FOE,
Who FALLSUNHURT
BertazzoIa'S "Dive" Listed
as MinneSotan'S 31St Kayo
in IS Ring Bouts.
BY the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
n T. PAUL, August 8-Ricardo Ber-
tazzola. advertised as a battling
heavyweight from Boston, fell
down twice last night during two
rounds with Charley Retzlaff, the
aforementioned walloper from Duluth,
Mimi
As result, Retzlaf was today cred
tied with his thirty-flrst Knockout in
IS starts-and the Boston battler was
suspended by the Minnesota Boxing
Commission
This suspension means automatic
similar action by the National Boxing
Association, of which the Minnesota
group is a member.
BertazZola went down near the end
OF the first round without being hit.
In the second, when Retzlaff aimed a
blow at him, the Boston fearful began
falling. BY the time Retzlaffs glove
got where Bertazzola was, only the
fringe of his shoulder vas in reach.
The third time Bertazzola gave grav-
ity a break was when Retzlaff shot a
couple of punches with both hands. The
Bostonian rolled on his stomach for a
while. then got up on his heels and
sat there until the count reached g.
AT 10 the referee, Ed Shave, waved
Retzlaff to his corner and proclaimed
him victor.
After the suspension, the Minnesota
commission nevertheless voted to pay
the fighters In full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-08
Streets Berth as Pilot Safe
Signs for Third Year as Boss of Cardinals.
Came to Club as Alexis Wet Nurse.

past for the uncertain tenure Of It's
managers.
Gabby will lead the Cardinals
again next year, his third at the
helm OF the National League cham
pions.
In announcing last night that
Street has signed one-year con-
tract and both Of us are perfectly
satisfied with the terms" President
Sam Breadon said the managers
Judgment, ability and courage have
been proved day after day and week
after week" since 1929. mBreadon
said the Cardinals eight-game lead
over the second-place Cubs did not
influence his decision to reappoint
Street
Street became chief aid TO Bill
McKechnie before the 1929 pennant
race ended and moved up to the
nanasership when McKechnie went
TO the Boston Braves
Breadon's announcement came
somewhat as a surprise, since only
Yesterday he said Il have nothing to
say nov" regarding his 1882 man
ager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-08
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
American League.
BATTING Ruth, Yankees, .384 Sim
mons, Athletics, 1872.
Runs Gehrig, Yankees, 100; Ruth.
Yankees, 81.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees,
ZIG: Ruth, Yankees, ia
Hits Simmons, Athletics, 1853; Webb,
Red Sox, las.
Doubles-Webb, Red Sex, 81; West,
Senators. Miller. Athletics, "a,
Triples - Simmons, Athletics. Is;
johnson, Tigers; Blue, White Sox, II.
Home runs-Gehrig, Yankees, 81 /;
Ruth. Yankees. 80.
Stolen Chapman, Yankees, 43;
johnson, Tigers, %.
Pitching-Grove, Athletics won %,
lost q; Marberry, Senator'S, won IL,
lost 2.
National League.
Batting-Davis, Phillies, $50; Klein,
PhiIlies. .348.
Runs-KIein, Phillies, s5; English
and Cuyler Cubs. rs.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies, SO;
HornSby, Cubs, rs.
Hits Klein, Phillies, lat; Herman,
Robins. 146.
Doubles Hornsby, Cubs. IS; Adams,
Cardinals, "a.
Triples Terry, Giants; Trsynor, Pr
rates, IA.
Home runs-Klein. Phillies, 26; OFT,
Giants, II
Stolen bases-Frisch, Cardinals, 10;
Cuyler. Cubs, -.
Pitching-Haines. Cardinals won 3,
lost 2 Bush, Cubs won 10, lest 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-08
DEMPSEY, LEONARD
BARRED IN ILLINOIS
Support of Ban Sought of All
N. B. A. StateS-Jack
Books Exhibitions.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tbs. Associated Press.
~ HICAGO, August 8.-Jack Deinp-
sey and Benny Leonard may
4 attempt comehacks If they
choose, but not In ILLINOIS. This
is the stand of Mai. Gen. John '.
Clinnin. chairman of the Illinois Ath-
letic Association, and his colleagues.
Gen. Clinnin said the commission
would not approve for either the for
mer heavyweight champion or the re-
tired lightweight titleholder. and cited
the comeback attempt of Charlie White,
a contemporary of Leonard. White
was stopped by one of the Perlick
twins of Kalamazoo, Mich, in two
rounds.
There win be no more sanctions
issued for such bouts In Illinois" Gen.
Clinnin said. II am sending COM
munication on this subject to all COM
missions aflliated with the N. B. A.,
and l think Illinois attitude viii be
supported by the other members Of the
association"
1t had been reported that Leonard
would make his comeback start In
Chicago this Fall
RENO, New, August Lo).-Leonard
Sachs. manager of Jack Dempsey, has
announced that he had closed with
Nate Ruxman and Joe Waterman. Seat
tie promoters. for the former heavy
weight champion to box six Around
exhibitions in the Pacific Northwest,
Sachs said Dempsey had been guar
anteed SIS, 900 for the six appearances,
with the privilege of retaining so per
cent of the gate
Dempsey will begin his exhibition
tour here, August 10. Then will follow
engagements at Portland, August "a;
Seattle. August IS. and Vancouver,
British Columbia, August %, with dates
yet to be chosen for bouts at Takoma
and Spokane and one other place. OPP
ponents are to be selected by the pro-
moterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-08
ONLY Home Tits for Gr Ne,v Ball Fails Alter Trend of
Card Ace POOhs
Macks and Grove

By the Associated Press.
CT. LOUIS, August S.-Burleigh
- Grimes, the agelng but still ef-
fective spit-baller, visions a
world championship just around the
corner for the st. Louis Cardinals.
The base ball world has made the
Athletics q favorite, but old Burleigh
Just can't see 1t that way.
Sure, there's one way we can
lose" Burleigh explained. IF we
don't hit, we can't win. If we don't
make runs. we can't win. But let
us make a few runs and Wen knock
'em over in a hurry. Grove! Poohi
Say, he's got 'em scared to death in
that league. Who's he got to beat?
We beat him last year, didn't We?
And he'll be duck soup for us this
October. And now about Earnshaw?
I guess he'll have another streak like
he had last year? I guess not.
Say, the Athletics had a tough
time winning last year and Simmons
and Cochrane and Foxx got a flock
of hits. What If they don't hit every
time they come up?
THE base ball world seems to
take 1t for granted that the Athletics
can't be beat. ! expect the Cardi-
mails to beat 'em and to give 'em a
trouncing so easily 1t will be funny.
Well show 'em more pitching, too,
than they've seen all year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-08
Faber, 43, Hurts Great Game
Shutcut of Brownies Among Masterpieces of Dean
of American League Pitchers.

Bush was forced to ask Faber to
take regular turn in the box He
responded working with as little as
four days of rest
On the recent Eastern trip he hit
a stride not expected of his As year
old frame. and today had a record
of six victories and eight defeats
Three of the victories have been
collected since he became = regular
again. and three of the defeats were
caused by poor support.
Faber Joined the White Sox in
1914, and had his best season in
1915, when he won "a games and
lost Is. He pitched winning base
ball every season util 1924. when he
won . and dropped II decisions. He
won rs games while losing Is In
1921, and during the last two cam
paigns, broke even on the season.
He was the pitehkaaR. hero of the
1917 world series, WfleA the White
Sox won follf games to two Har the
New York Giants Faber pitehed
four games and won three of theha
to help the, Sox 70 their last YorM
championship.