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STR|BL|NG IS BACK
IN FIGHT PICTURE
Now Is Center of Argument
of Two Promoters for
His Services.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, November 2l.-Young
N Bill Stribling, air-minded and
ring-wise, has thrust himself
into the heavyweight picture
again, bounding back from his disastrous
meeting with Max Schmeling last Sum-
mer like a novice trying to make his
first landing.
Instead Of packing away his ring
robes at rs and turning himself over
entirely to aviation after more than 300
ring engagements, the former Macon
schoolboy has rebuilt himself with a
half dozen knockouts along the by
WAYS and now is the center OF pro-
moters' argument for his services.
Jimmy Johnston, new fstic head OF
Madison Square Garden, announced a
few DAYS ago that young Bill, who kept
his feet for all but the last minute OF
his l5-round title bid against Schmeling
in Cleveland Fourth Of July eve, had
been all but signed by him Tor 10
round engagement with Ernie Schaaf,
rugged Boston blond, the Madison
Square Garden December ID.
Right on the heels Of Jimmy's decla-
ration came the presentment OF Nate
Lewis, Chicago Stadium matchmaker,
that Stribling and Schaaf had signed
with him for a duel in the Midwest
metropolis December 3. Schaaf &C
cepted terms yesterday and the night
seems assured for Chicago.
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

"HERE will be at least two legal
golf balls on the market in 1892.
The decision of the United
States Golf Association, an
nounced yesterday. to permit the man
ufacture of golf balls weighing up to
i.62 ounces does not outlaw the bal
LOOM ball, and in fact as well as in
theory, John j. Golfer will have him
self o pair Of golf balls which he may
play In the legal weight and size next
year.
The U. s. q. A. pronouncement said
that the new golf ball, which will be-
come effective for play on January !,
shall not weigh more than 1852 ounces
ayoirdupois, which makes the present
balloon ball., weighing l.55 ounces a
perfectly legal sphere. The U. S. @. A..
moved forward the effective date OF
their official adoption of the new sphere
by three and a half months. Their
announcement made on September IA
set the effective date for adoption OF
the new sphere as of April Is.
The big point Of the golf ball matter,
in the eyes of the suffering duffer
throughout the bunkered land, is that
he may step into the professionals
shop and order whatever weight golf
bali he wants. Many golfers have be-
come used to the 1.55 weight and can
not get the new weight ball up fast
enough, and will continue to ask for
the old 1.55 weight ball So the effect
of the new ruling will be to set up two
ondciaI golf balls At the same time
the manufacturers will have little
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Fistic Battles
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Tony Canzoneri, world
lightweight champion. outpointed Kid
Chocolate, Cuba 05), retained title;
Eddie Ran, Poland, knocked out Louis
kid Kaplan, Meriden, Conn. %;
Chick Devlin, Vancouver, British Co.
lumbia, outpointed Vincent Street, New
York 90.
BLUEFIELD, w. Va.-Herbert (Baby)
Stribling, Macon, Ga, outpointed Billy
Burkett, New York U0): Young AltiS,
Roanoke, Va, outpointed Johnny Cat
taline, Charleston, S. c. 80.
OSHKOSH, Wis.-Wilbur Chevalier,
Milwaukee, outpointed Bobby Allen,
Chicago 00).
NEW CASTLE, Pa.-Bucky Lawless,
Syracuse, outpointed Billy Rose, Gin
cinnati O0); frankie Stellmack, Cleve-
land, ana Bobby Stewart, Chicago,
drew (6).
WINNIPEG, Manitoba Cowboy Owen
Phelps, FL Paso, Tex, stopped Frankie
Burns, Oakland, Calf. "a.
SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Bud Jones,
South Bend, knocked out Pat Murphy,
Terre Haute, Ind. %; Mugs Kerr,
indianapolis, outpointed Gus Segety,
South Bend (8.
CLEVELAND.-Lou Severe. Cleve-
land, knocked out Teddy Merranda,
Grand Rapids, Mich. "a; Eddie Simms,
Cleveland, knocked out Jack O'Dowd,
Detroit %.
WICHITA, Kans. - Jack Dempsey,
Salt Lake City. knocked out Angus
Snyder, Dodge City, Kans. "a.
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trouble disposing Of their stocks Of the
balloon ball, for there will be many
folks who will want the ball. despite
its alleged unpopularity.
A GOLF tournament for the benefit
"A of the une nployed was being held
today at the Manor Club, in COM
mon with similar Journeys at most Of
the local clubs, with the Manor tourney
to be topped on tonight by the annual
Fall stag party. Prizes are to be pre-
scented at the dinner tonight to the win
ners Of the more important golf events
at the Manor Club during the year.
Here are the men who will receive
prizes:
'Club championship, first hight-Winner.
Harry @. Pitt; runner-up, John T. McCar-
thy. Consolation-Winner. d. L. Thomp-
son; runner-up, w. N. Baldwin.
ssSSnd ght speen Metzf1
ner. e. q. storm: Tunner:Hp, I. T. ponahue.
Third hight-Winner. D. M. Mcpherson;
runner-up: d. N. Durham. Consolation
Winner, J. A. Cosgrove; runner-up, e. J.
Fourth night--winner:- }. c. .Rutter:. run
ner-up, H. X. Beck. Consolation-Winner,
J. H. Mccain; runner-up, A. B. Alley.
Medalist-Harry @. Pitt.
Junior Club MISUNDERSTANDING, Will
Lam DetWi n ~ ,I TunneI-uP a. Nail, l. Nee Nee
ner-up, C. D. Gibbons.
Two-man champion ship-Winners J. r.
Pattison and Mack Myers; Iunners-up' D. l..
n RinRer tou nq M. L. Nee;
runner-up, H. @. Pitt and Dermot A. Nee,
tied.
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JEWISH coMMuN1rY CENrER LEAGUE.
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CANzONER| BARELY
BEATS CHOCOLATE
Forces Battling All Way to
Register Decision Over
Game Cuban.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n JEW YORK, November 21.-
M The champion of the light
1 Y weights still is Tony Can
zoneri, but just as surely
the heir apparent to the throne is
Kid Chocolate.
Through Is blistering rounds
Of unceasing action this pair of
game-cockS fought in Madison
Square Garden last night, and by
only the narroweSt of margins did
Canzoneri stave of Chocolates
formidable bid for his lightweight
crown.
For this important duel a crowd OF
10000, largest at the Garden in two
years, piled into the Eighth avenue
arena, saw one OF the most savage bat
ties between little men In the modern
history of the ring and remained for
10 minutes at the finish to boo the
ofIicial decision.
One Judge for Chocolate.
So close was the milling that one
Judge. Charles r. Mathison, gave the
verdict to Chocolate, while the other
Judge, Joe Agnello, and the referee,
Willie Lewis, cast their ballots for Can
Zoneri. The Associated Press score card
listed eight rounds for CanZoneri, flve
for Chocolate, with the first and eighth
even.
1t was Canzoneri's third defense of
the title he won by one@ound knock
. out Of Al Singer little more than year
ago, and it was by far the hardest.
Previously Tony twice had turned back
Jackie kid Berg in title defenses, once
out and then on q decision.
But in Chocolate he found a foe
ready and able to swap punches all the
way over the long route.
In the final analysis it was the fact
that Canzoneri forced the fighting all
the way that earned him the decision.
In the face of whitening fire of leftS
and rights Tony walked into the Cuban
Negro round after round, disdaining
defense for a chance to sock away at
Chocolates slender sides.
CanzOneri Picks Up.
At the end of 10 rounds it seemed
; Tony might lose his crown Chocolate,
boxing beautifully and punching ac-
curately with both hands, had taken
Canzoneris best wallops without vino
ing and had partially closed both the
champions eyes with left jabS. But
after that the unceaSing fire Tony had
been pouring into the Negroes body took
its toll Of the challenger's stamina and
strength.
Through the last five rounds Cam
Eoneri definitely held the upper hand.
There were no knockdowns, although
the Cuban went down for no count in
the fourth round when o Canzoneri
right caught him on balance.
Canzoneri weighed 1872 pounds, Choc-
olate 1874.
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ECAUSE she arrived at the
* Columbia alleys at 500 instead
ID of 8 O'Clock. a girl bowler the
other night was asked to
''shell out" ObIgingly she handed
over o dime.
What's this?" we asked one Of the
bowlers in the Chamber Of Commerce
women's League.
oh, that?" she replied, that's just
one of our customs. There's no Is
minutes of grace allowed in this league.
We're either on time or fined 10 cents"
20 Wondering what other customs this
n loop had, We made inquiries. And we
found these girls employed in the
United States Chamber of Commerce
had distinctive ideas about running q
bowling league.
= Here Is q six-club organization that
does not even have names for It's
teams, merely designating them as
team No /, team No. and so on up
to No. s. However, it does have a
marshall. It probably Is the only
bowling league in the world that num-
berS among It's officers a marshall. Let
q girl show up minutes late and she
Is fined 10 cents. And the marshall
collects.
There is no foul line judge, but IL
q girl makes a habit of violating the
foul line rule she is reminded of 1t
through the leagues weekly bulletin. q
four-page bowling newspaper" en-
: Titled Strikes to Spare"
y The league now is in the eighth
week Of the current campaign and un-
fortunately the three top teams are
1ridfng roughshod over the other three
J sBut are they letting it stay that way?
Not o bit. Aftel the Christmas holi-
days the present teams will be broken
up and a new deal dealt in order tc
make the race more evenly balanced
Nobody in the league is in danger
of being named In the United State,
rankings, but they are giving q few
tips to the big leaguers.
~ EVA BANKS, regarded by many a:
X q real threat In the Meyer Davi
Sweepstakes, which opens tonigh
at the Lucky Strike, will be forced t.
pass up the big event and also mos
Of the campaigning in the Washing
ton Women's and Women's Distric
Leagues because Of her physicians or
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CARNERA AT LIBERTY
UNDER BOND OF $4,000
Fighter Must Remain in Chicago
Until Court Settles Case
Next Week.
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO November Ill Primo
Camera, Italy's largest contribution to
the heavyweight boxing ranks. today
was at liberty on "a 900 bond, but had
to remain in Chicago until Monday
at least, regardless of other plans.
Primo was arrested Thursday night
after his bout with King Levinsky in
the Chicago Stadium. on behalf Of
George Biemer, Fort Wayne, Ind, pro-
moter, who has a Judgment for $3,754
against the italian for alleged failure
to fulfln O contract about two years
ago.
A pair Of deputies remained with
Camera in his hotel room Thursday
night and yesterday when he appeared
in Superior Court he learned that only
a $4,000 bond would give him liberty
with restrictions. His attorney asked
to have the judgment quashed, but
Judge william j. Lindsay refused and
ordered Primo held until the bond was
provided. This was done and the case
will come up again Monday afternoon
1t FIRST was reported that Camera
had left for New York as he had
planned, but a writ of ne exeat forced
him to remain in the State to assure
his appearance in court.
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MATES LAST CHANCE
FOR MONEY LAURELS
Southern Maryland Handicap Win
at Bowie Would Make Horse
Years Biggest Collector.
BY the Associated Press.

L
BOWIE, Md, November 21.-Mate,
A. c. BoStwick'S claimant for Swear
old honors, faced his last chance to
become the years greatest money win
ner today in the $25, 900 added Southern
Maryland Handicap, feature event Of
the day here.
The son of Prince Embellishments
had the chance to GUST C. C. Whitney's
Top Flight from the money position in
the Riggs at Pimlico last Saturday, but
injured his leg and was scratched at
the last minute.
Mate, rated second to Twenty Grand
in the 3-year-old ranks, does not face
the opposition in the Southern Mary
land event at mile and an eighth
that he would have had in the Riggs,
though he was given the top impost
of 1877 pounds.
A score of 3-year-olds and up were
entered for the event. Besides Mate
they we're Pittsburgher, Blenheim, Sid
ney Grant, White Clover II, Mr. Sponge,
Ormesby, Inception, Frigate Bird,
Waterway, Tambour, Marine, Repent
ance, Flagstone, Tired Avon, Citrate,
Happy Scot, Risque, DR.. Freeland and
ValencienneS
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THUGS ATTACK sANDoW

LOS ANGELES, November 81 CP).-
Billy Sandow, wrestling manager for
Stranger Lewis, who Is booked for an
imminent title bout. reported to police
that two men crept up on him with
pistols at his home and threatened to
kidnap him yesterday.
Sandow exhibited wounded hand,
which he said was hit by O bullet from
pistol which he wrested from one
of the men and fired after them.
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Season Records.
High team game-Vista Club. $50.
High team Set-ViSta Club, 1886
High individual aVerage-Bortnick (Vista)'
High individual game-Bassin (Phi Lamb
da Nu), l49.
High individual set-Goldberg "a. z. A.,
Hieh strikes-Abelman (Phi Betal. IS.
HlGh spareS-Bortnick Vista. So
High nat game-Weinberg (Theta Sigma
Gamma, o..
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Lightweight Title Tilt Savage flair Base Ball O1es in No Pa
MAT DATE AT J. C. C.
Center and Y. NJ. C. A. Teams Crap
pie Monday Night.

Jewish Community Center wrestling
team will open its season Monday night
at the Center, engaging the Y. M. c. A.
grapplers of this city.
Coach Jim Mcnamara Of the Center
team has gathered a bunch Of formida-
BILE matmen, including Herman Iskow,
lis pounds; Jack Kosowsky, 1875; Max
Basin, 1875; Harry Goldman, 145; Steve
Stills, 155; Jimmy Devers, 1875; AL Cohn,
ITS, and either Sid Kokler or Babe Sill
verman, unlimited class.
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NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE,
SECTION III


Season Records.
High team set-wolfe Motor Co. 1904.
High Eame1S5e wolfe Motor Co..
High individual game-Verdi. 147.
High Strikes-Dipple-Maca 8.
High spares-Gloyd- Burner- Seide: %
High individual average-Arey. 107-12.
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TARHEEL FRoSH SCORE.

RICHMOND, Va, November III
The North Carolina freshmen, out
played in the first half, rallied in the
Virginia yearlings yesterday, IL to 7.
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START BASKET PRACTICE
Twenty-Five Seek Places on Ia
koma-Silver Spring Team.

Candidates for the Takoma- Silver
Spring High School basket ball team
went through their opening drill yes
terday In the school gym under the di-
rection of Coach Bride.
approximately Is aspirants were on
the job.
With all regulars from last season
back, along with a group Of reserves,
the team has high hopes Of winning
the Montgomery County crown, for
which it was barely beaten last season.
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WASHINGTON woMEN's LEAGUE.
NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE,
SECTION r.


Season Records.
High team set-Shade Factory. I.776
High team game-Shade Factory, 63S.
High individual set-John Saunders, 404.
High individual game-English, $50.
High strikes-G. H. Warthen, IL.
High spares-Walson. 30.
High individual average-Walson, 11S-l1.
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WILL REST TURF STAR.

BOWIE, Md, November 81 R.-St.
Brideaux, the Greentree Stables big
SON of st. Germans and Panache, has
bowed a tendon and has been retired
for the year.
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NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE,
SECTION III.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Anderson's Cafe, 1,720.
High team game-Anderson's Cafe, 604
High individual Set-Mooney, 394.
High individual game-Moore, 150.
High strikes-Hart. 16
High spares-Thornberg-A o5.
High individual average-Mooney, 1907.
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MEXICAN NINE WINS
Takes Six of Nine Games Played
With Dallas of Texas League.

MEXICO CITY, November 81 (P.-
The AZtecaS defeated Dallas of the
Texas League, 6 to 5, in 10 innings in
the concluding game OF their series
here.
OF the nine games played the Mex
leans won six and Dallas two, with one
tie.
Score.
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,. Y. P. U. MEMS LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game-West WASHINGTON No. ],
High team set-west Washington No. 1,
High average-watts (Brookland No. u.
High spares-Fellows (First No. u. SO.
High set-O'Leary west Washington No.
High Eam SH sSi'1 METROPOLITAN No. ~.
High strikes-Riee (Fffth). 10.
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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High individual average-Rosenblatt, 1902.
High individual spareS-Rosenblatt. 81.
High individual StrikeS-RoSenblatt. Is.
High individual games-Rosenblatt and
Pritchard, 142,
High individual set-Rosenblatt, 37l.
High team game-ClaimS, $50.
High team Set-Claims, 1881.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team Eame-First Church, $50.
High team dictionaries Street. 1,S72.
High Individual Eame-Howard Pfrst
OnMI iEh Individual Individual .st-Hov.rd r,r.t
High averaFe-Parker (Cherrydale), LOT;
Kline Rhode Island Avenue No. -. l07.
High strikes-Howard First church,, II.
High sparcs-Ro5s Calvary. As.
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High strikes-Rice (Fifth). 10.
B. Y. p. U. MEMS LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team set-Second No. O.. 1865.
High team game-Kendan. SAT.
High average@Greer (KendalD. 1910.
High spares-R. Smith (E. w. H.. o..
High Set-Greer tKendalD. 357 -
High game-Pitcher metropolitan NO. D'
High strikes. Hedges twest washing
ton No. ~. 10.
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PuRLIc pLpGs. . PUBLIC PARKs LEAGUE.
ELKS' LEAGUE.


Season Records.
High team set-Antlers. 1915.
High team game-Charity. $40. .
High individual set-Fenton Charity
High individual game-Fenton CHARITY.
High strikes-Sumner (Trusteesl. 10.
High Spares-Fenton CHARITY, As.
High individual average-Simmons III
delity), 1919.
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MERCURYs SEEK GAME.

Mercury 125-pound foot ballers are
after q game for tomorrow They have
a field. Call District e15l after pm.
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CLARENDON FRArERNAL LEAGUE.
MOUNT RAINIER LEAGUE.
SECTION A
Season Records.

High team game-Spire's Pharmacy, eI6.
High team Set-Recreation, l,T34.
High individual average-Beattv. llt.
High individual set-Gallaher, 400.
High strikeS-Armiger, 20.
High spares-Hugh Crawley, "a.
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RossLYN INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-BauSerman Motor 500
High team set-Bipac, 1888.
High Individual game-Lindsay Gindsaysl,
145
High individual set-Bortnick (Jeff. Gu,
High individual average-Freschi (Bipac).
High spares-Freschi CBipac), 70.
High strikes - Beauchamp (Bauserman
Motor. Rosenthal (Standard Laundry, Is
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Keeping Pace With the Duckpin Shooters
GEoRGErowN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

High team game-Crown Fuel, SIS.
High team set-Jeferson, 1913.
High individual game - Blede (Crown),
High individual set - Hackman (Jener-
SOM, 361.
Most strikes-Crist (SchrofD, ls
Most spares-Walker (Forestville), ~.
High individual average-Sweeney, l08-10.
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ARLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team same. N. Windridge, sos.
High team set-Wisconsin Motor, 1923.
High individual game-Ellis (Windridge).
High individual set-weaver wisconsin
Motor, 376.
High individual average-saylor B. T
Warning. Ill.
High 'spares-sisson (Fairfax Service Ga
rage), SO.
High strikes-R. Davis Jefferson Jrs)
and Dixon (Windridge), IL each.
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ToDAY,s ADJUSTMENTS.

Palace - 1.-The Night Angel" at IL
noon, ais, 4:40, 7:25 and $50 pm
Stage shows, 1885, 1855, GAS and 9:Uj
Pm.
Columbia - Politics" at IL am,
1885, 2:30, APO, 6:05, 7:55 and Gas
pm.
FOx-"Transatlan,ic at 11:58, 2:18
ABB, TAI and 1855 pm. Stage shows al
1928, 3:43, 6:51 and 1856 pm. Vanish
ing Legion" at 1888 and 6:l2 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"The Miracle Won
an" at :03 am, Ill. 3:14. SIT. 7:2C
and 9:25 pm.
EarIe-"Newly Rich" at 1928 am,
1:56. 4:28. 7:24 and 9:59 pm. Stage
shows at 1902. 3:35, G:31 and 9:05 pm.
TivoIi-"Just Gigolo," at 2:40, 4:25
6:l0, 8 and GAS pm.
Cen:ral-"Big Business Girl" at II
am. to IL pm.
Ambassador-"The Black Camel" al
6:15, sos and 9:55 pm.
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me? You've been in Madrid
surely. Perhaps in Istambul. Look al
me. Don't you remember"
| She locked at him.
zone does not forget eyes like yours
/ Senorita."
But eyes like yours, Eric" remarked
Rod Stevens from across the table
may not leave SO indelib!e a mark
| The lady does not remember. You only
embarrass her"
go after him." said Emmy Jean to
Rod. Hes been making love to Juanits
ever since he sat down. Me on his
other side he's hardly said a word to-
And I remember him.
Kirk thought. 1T believe Juanita
knows him. believe she's met him
sem where"
1T will come to me-" said Ledbetter
Faces I NAV forget. but voices-1t Will
come to me-"
He began to eat his dinner.
Juanita looked at Kirk and away
Kinks eyes had said, do you want to
go? Do you want me to take you
awav?"
what must he think Of her, always
disturbed by something? Always want
ing to escape--from Adrian, from some
situation?
She saw the marquesa watching her
also. carefully avoiding tne Willie.
Juanita Strengthened herself, flashed a
smile at Kirk. The dinner was nearly
OVsr.
Trigger himself marshaled the girls
toward the stair, imploring them not
TO dawdle over their wraps and lip
stick. Iedb7tter watched Juaalta as
She went with the rest.
By love. where All In black
- flowers. He almost had 1t.
Fltz caught his arm, drew him aside.
Take a tip" said F'itZ. Don't go be-
hind the scenes. after the show"
Ledbetter'S glance narrowed signify
"You mean?"
Il mean Dick He's behaving like
the devil. dent think he knows your
back and 1 wish you weren't"
Ie1bstter lit a cigarette.
That's not all Dick don't know,
he said. Besides. I'm having the crowd
around at Antoine's after the show.
Mazda won't understand if l don't asl,
I'm telling YOU" said Fitz. "Act the
fool if you want to-"
(To Be Continued)
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mOOnof DELIGHT
hu Ma1an1e1 Bell HOu4L0sa

SYNOPSIS: Juanita Is hurt when Kirk
seems 70 believe the gossip. concerning
Eric Ledbetters conquest of the yelled
cigarette girl in Divitt's gambling par
lOrs. How well she remembers .Eric's in
suits. bis efforts to discover her iden-
tity! For only she and the marquesa.
accepted socially bv Nelly. Kinks grand
mother. as Senorita Flores. is in reality
this girl-calied Noon of Delight. De-
Juanita is engaged TO a nobleman. Kirk
tells Juanita he'll marry her. At Nelly'S
Biloxi home Juanita does not understand
that the code messages the marquesa
sends to Diyitt involve plans to rob their
hostess and others. Planning to attend
Bobby Crenshaw's dinner. Juanita and
the marquesa go with Kirk to his New
Orleans home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-07

Six hundred men. working three
shifts, are rushing completion of the
1920 600 grain elevator at Rosario,