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wards in distance during the round
to finish all square, figuring IA tee
shots per round.
So distance is necessary, and ac-
cording to Barnes it depends on cor
rect timing. To swing to cadence,
other factors enter. Stance Is one.
Are you wondering what effect the
new ball will have on your game?
If so send for Sol Metzger'S new
Ieafiet on the New Ball" 1nclose
q stamped, self-addressed envelope
in care of this paper.
S(Copyright, 1880.
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TDDIE YEOMANS, pictured above,
r who yesterday won the District
tennis singles championship by
downing Tom Mangan, and
Bud Marley were to engage Mangan and
Bob Considine in the championship
doubles encounter this afternoon on
the Columbia Country Club courts at
$3.50 o'clock. Mangan and Considine
are the defending titleholders.
Yeomans, former University Of North
Carolina racketer. exhibited general
superiority in subduing Mangan. The
scores were GO, Is, 81. A tanta-
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/<VV YELL, We ought to be good
"An/ at tournament of this
v sort. We've played enough
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION-8-ROOMB BRICK. 2
car garage; $50; can buy, SOS month. 1913
Pa .
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RMS. KIT. BATH. NEWLY DEC, So. so;
quiet: plenty heat and hot water: near cars,
bus. Ad. 8404-J. Apt I. 3679 Wardcr st. NV.
1888 Pa AVE. S.E.-BASEMENT APART
ment, $3.50 per month. Met. 4S00, Emer-
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furnished housekeeping apartments. i3clud-
ing General Electri. refrigerators, electric
fans, table silver and linen; also hotel rooms
with bath. by day. week Oh month. Here Is
the place for comfort; convenience ana
No NP u
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ONE ROOM,1 KTTCHENETTE AND BATH
and dressing room with Murphy bed at l7l2
Connecticut ave. NV. Rent reasonable
PERCY H RUSSELL co.
x ct NV
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NEW HOME.

On edge of Rock Greek Park. rooms
and beautiful tiled bath; open fireplace;
Frigidatre, automatic gas furnace, two-cer
tory and finished rooms IN basement
Rent, 800 month. For further particulars,
"a" ADAMS OSLO. -.
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20s 9th ST. Me- LARGE ROOMS AND
bath; private home Ink; all improvements:
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TnDEN GARDENS-BRAND-NE APART
ment of three bed rooms and two baths. liv-
ing room, sun room. dining room and kitch-
en-. 3 exposures; only Sl25 monthly. For in
spectlon phone Mr. .REY. Cleveland 1884.
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FOXALL VILLAGE,

FOR RENT TO DESIRABLE cOLORED
tenant only-8-room and bath brick house,
in good condition: electric lights; conven-
lent northwest location. Herbert A. Gill
q Son, 1406 q st. NV. Phone National
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DETACHED HOME IN
CHEVY CHASE

1905 NORWOOD DRIvE-sss.
This comfortable home. overlooking Chevy
Chase golf course. consists of reception hall,
large. bright living room with fireplace, din
ing room. bright kitchen. , large bed rooms,
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower.
extra tiled lavatory bedroom moor. side
porch which is screened, large front and
rear yards. garage: toilet In basement.
CAFRITZ,
lAth and K Dist anan
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TnDEN dHRDENs-oNLY Sis MONTHLY.
II you have been apartment hunting, you
will appreciate this value. Two spacious
bed rooms and two baths, large living room.
kitchen, three exposures. For inspection
phone Mr. TREY, Cleveland 1884.
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COLORED.
JAMES +. SHEA.
64a Ind. Ave. NV.

$50. 5o-COLORED-$22.5 so.
brick dwelling $3.50 per mo.
1914 Mass. ave. s.e.--4 rooms, water IN
kitchen. brick dwelling; $20.50 per mo.
227 18th st. s.w-2-story. basement. brick
dwelling. rooms; s22 so per mo.
A c. HOUGHTON q CO.. REALTORS.
1873 II st. NV. Phones DIST. 753s-7537. l.
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HIGHVIEW-6l r. / AVE. NE
Apt. 31-4 rooms, kitchen, bath. .......S56.50
Apt 33-3 rooms, kitchen. bath 81 so
Frigidaire. Apply janitor or VIM J. HOLT
NAN, SOC N Y. ave. NV. Phone Nat. 1888.
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APARTMENTs-FuRNIsHED

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE I-R., K. AND
) mr.. Govt; depts, @. ": u; winter or
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Natlonal 40zg.
MUST BE SOLD NOV
are lookinR for a harRai'

- MUST BE SOLD NOW.
II you are looking for bargain In a fully
detached brick hous& of or 8 rooms,
baths and garage, new-house condition. over
looking Rock Creek Park and west Of Six
tenth St. call Columbia 1869.
6-RM. BRICK. IN NE; H.-WH, ELEC.,
cellar, glassed-in porches. garage: priced
for quick sale; terms, $500 cash. S45 mo-,
incl. all interest. E. M. AIKEN. 927 18th
st. NV. Nat. 1856; ewes. Wis. 1898.
BUNGALOW. NEARBY NV. SECTION,
$3.50; vacant; like new: large rooms, full
basement. attic; lot A by 1872 feet; easy
WOOpRIDGE a BED ROOMS PERFECT
condition; large lot; screens. awnings. ga
rage. Electrolux refrig.. h.-w. heat, fruit
trees and flowers; Semi-bungalow type. A
bargain at $3.50 Nat 1922 until o pm.
$3.50 MARIETTA PARK-FACTN3 CJFT
park and Fort drive: 8 good rooms; deco
rated like new; 3 big porches: nice yard;
open fireplace. Nat. 1922 until pm.
BURLETTH FRONT. 20 FIT WIDE
now vacant and decorated like new: bic
rooms. double pOrches, ami. Recently soiC
for Sl0,750; now $3.50 Nat 1922 until
nm.
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3I.Y5U.
5000 Cash: seq; 90 Per Month.


OVERLOOKING GRANT CIRCLE.
A very attractive colon1al-type brick home,
20 feet wide and unusually deep; large COW
9 beautiful rooms. tile bath. huge pantry.
Frigidaire, hot water. Ruud instantaneous
hot-water heater. large lot and paved street
and alley. This house has been newly deco
rated and is without a doubt the biggest
6arg9in offered in this section. Cat imm~
diately for details Adams 9272.
IN BREUNINGERS SHEPHERD PARK,
SIXTEENTH. STREET HEIGHTS.
New beautiful detached brick house situ-
ated on splendid lot 5oxi26, containing
ro.e.s. baths, garage. Best buy in this
deliEhtfui section. For full information call
Columbia 1859.
TWO FRAME HOUSES NEAR NAVY YARD.
well rented at $500 per month. Owner win
sci at $2500, $1,000 cash, balance years
J. LEO KOLB.
923 New York Ave. Phone District S027
CHEVY CHASE.
II West Irving ST., Chevy Chase, Md.--A
beautiful corner lot. over 12.500 square feet
Substantial house which may be remodeled
or used as is, having rooms, bath, hot-water
HERMAN Z. dAsCH,
132e New York Avenue. NAT ASA
IcensInusd % Nexs xags.S
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attractive three-bed-room apartments in this
development for only si57.50 monthly. Two
baths. large dining room, living room (lS II.
6 in ky 20 ft) and sun room 90 IT. by Is IT,.
6 In. Immediate possession. Phone Mr..
TREY Cleveland 1894.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C-REPOSSESSED
6-rm.. ba. reconditioned frame. near G. C.
Circle; also all-brick. 8 rms; ba.. gar. forest
shade. near new public school: no trades;
PRICED low for cash; brokers. attention.
FULTON r. GORDON. PEG. ms. Bldg. Dis.
523l. Even, CleV 4733
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RENT-FLATS.

- COLORED.
2925 N st. n.w.-5 rms. bath. Eas. j. SIS. so
lllOE2 You ST. NV rms, kit, bath. $3.50
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 Ind. Ave NV
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CLEVELAND PARK, Q BLOCKS CONN. AVE,
Entire and floor. detached, private home; 3
large, pleasant rooms. screened porch, kitch-
enette: bath, both tiled: dinet. Frigidaire;
very large closet; h.-w.h., thermostatieally
controlled; SIS Including gas, cleo. Clev. 5537.
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3l5 18th ST. NE, SQUARES NORTH OF
Lincoln Park; rooms. bath and gisssed-in
tor service. STEUART BROS, Inc. Natl
snO7 Mr. Clark
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UNDER THE DOME OF THE CAPITOL
Did you ever hear OF such a thing? Ten
rooms. hardwood floors. modern; running
water in rooms: one of the best buys in
Washington: $3.50; need cash badly. Better
be the first one TO call District 1881.
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SALE-HOuSES.

poWNToWN-IO ROOMS BATHS. ! GA
RACES; like new: furnished or unfurnished;
SsOe cash. Might exchange. Owner, Ad-
dress Box ALE, Star ONCE. 2ss
SUBURBAN, 323 BRADLEY LANE. OPPO-
site Chevy Chase golf course-Six rooms,
bath and lavatory. new house, detached;
very moderately priced. Open from . TO
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THE ROANOKE, 1913 EUCLID ST. N.W.-6
large rooms and bath. large porch, all out
side; SIS per month. Great value for money.
See janitor.
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904 EAST CAPITOL ST-PRIVATE APT,
large rooms, porch, bath. oil heat cont. hot
water. unlimited telephone reasonable. APP
ply today
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DEs-ARTs = $685. COLORADO AVE. NV.
bath. all outside rooms and beautiful sur
roundings electric refrigeration on house
current; moderate rental. H r. SMITH.
QATa 18th st n n Adams S50q
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APARTMENTS IN THE CONCORD. 1915
New Hampshire ave; 8, 4, room Apts;
Frigidaire. open porches: nreplaces.
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one vacant apartment Of two bed rooms,
kitchen. rec. hall and bath on LIST floor;
moderately priced, $45 per month. Excellent
JOS. A. HAYDEN. Agent, 500 woodward
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handsome new brick English-type home To-
Gated in beautiful "Burleith Heights" over
looking city and river. Seven large rooms,
front and double rear porches. FriKidaire.
Celotex insulation. fireplace, detached brick
garage; Handicapped lot. IFS it. deep. Priced
to sell. Call Mr.. COOLEY, National 9240, or
evenings. Cleveland 4308.
FOR SALE, BY OWNER, HOME IN A FINE
residential section; rooms, bath. inclosed
sleeping Dorches. front and rear porches:
large lot and garage on wide alley. Priced
for quick sale, s9,250 1908 Longfellow st.
NV. Telephone to inspect,
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i ROOM, K, B.. INCLUDING FRIGIDAIRE;
$3.50. viii sell furniture, complete. 800;
near Iowa Circle. North 1892.
FIVE ROOMS, TILED BATH, SCREENED
porch, yard, cellar; electric refrigeration
on house current; in perfect order. ala
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SO, 750--DETACHED HOME. NE; 6 ROOMS,
bath, h.-w;h, cleo. garage; lot 60xl00 feet:
excel, condition: mo. pay, low SIS. Act
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MT. PLEASANT. 1914 BROWN ST. NV
4 and room apt. large lawn; garage; rea-
sonable. Adams 430l.
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LfV. RIM, BED RIM. K. B. AND PORCH.
nicely furn.; large yard; Buchanan Apts'
eral Electric sefriseratins units. Also Wyatt
Apts., A52O Ga. ave. S65-S75 up. Ga. 1888.
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46s INDIANA AVE. N.W.-.-.4 ROOMS, BATH
for ianitnr seryice Gail National 1850.
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and bath. Price, $3.50 Terms. J. LEO
KOLB, 923 New York ave. District S077.
NEAR 18th AND r. SITS. NV. BRICK
dwelling, 9 rooms. baths. h.-w.h. elec.;
Price, $4,000; easy terms H. H. CARTER,
,306 Investment Bldg Nat 4l7a
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1918 BLAIR RID NV, TAKOMA PARK,
d. C.-8-room. modern dwelling. large lot,
near school. library, stores, etc. Rent, SIS.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO.
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THE ALBEMARLE, IT05 'T' sT. NV
Large, cool, outside rooms, completely re-
decorated; 24-hour elevator services; electric
and transportation. to 6 room apart
ments rents from s4S to ss3. Day phone
THE PENHURsT, As ST. NE.-No Low
er rents in town. Three bright, airy rooms
with hath SSS. Every convenience, See
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ONE OF WALLACE BRYANT'f5 MOST AT;
tractive apartments, in a charming old
home; four rooms. ktchenette and bath,
open fireplaces, immense old garden; sunlight
ali sides furnished with rare ANTIQUE fur
niture II desired. 1915 Eye St. $50 to $3.50 :
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3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH: ELECTRIC
Frigidairs. Near churches, schools, business
section. $500 Northampton st., Chevy
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1907 10th S1, NW-3 ROOMS. BATH:
heat. gas electricity. Very reasonable.
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KENSINGTON, 25oi l4th ST NV RMS,
bath, kitchenette. Frisidaire, s4-hour ele-
Sitting room. bed room. bath. kitchen,
F4ri1idajre noYch. $50 s0
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iI06 z. CAPITOL SIS ROOMS. SECOND
floor: beautifully located, overlooking Lin
coin Park: neatly furnished; adults. So
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Colonial brick, rooms, bath. cleo. furnace,
cellar, large front yard. Price. So. $50. H.
II. CARTER. 3O6 Investment Bldg. Nat AHA.
WELL LOCATED Broom MODERN BRICK.
2-car garage. Sc; reasonably priced; SOS
month. I343 Pa. ave. sc.
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N ST. CORNER OF 17th-2 ROOMS, X. 4
tlful outlook. Apply Apt. /, 1882 18th st. n;w.
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BROOKLlAND 1926 HAMLIN ST Me-
room bungalow. combination living dining
room, bed rooms, one-pipe heater, garage.
Decatur 2A0O-.I 1919 Kearnav ct
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iii4 EAST CAPITOL ST. FACING LINCOLN
Park-Three rooms and bath, fine condition,
with heat, light and gas, $780, adults
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NICE SEMI-DETACHED HOME OF EIGHT
large rooms with double garage: northwest
section OF city; reasonable. Adams 5080-J
IF you DESIRE TO OWN. A HOME, LET
your monthly rental pay fog 1t; no down
r. B. REHREND. 1917 NV
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YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE oNE-RooM,
kitchenette. hath apt. with another; reason
aafP Cali Nat o07O, Ant. SOS.
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$50 9Th ST. NW.-6 r. AND B.. AMI,
yard; $50.
529 Somerset pl. n.w.-5 r. and b., ami,
garage; $50 so.
1903 Longfellow st. n.w.-7 r. and b, a
bed rooms. glaSsed porch, garage; SIS,
Adams 0l79
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Complete with metal link bands
TO match. Less than 81 a jewel.
What man wouldn't appre c / al e
such a fine 15-jewel Watch for
Christmas?
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has made his original Cotton Club
orchestra famous is not Duke FL
lington's only bid for fame. Even
without the orchestra for which his
dancing fingers set the tempo on
the ivory piano keys, Dukes name
would be familiar one as COM
poser of the weird, distinctive melo-
dies, such as Mood Indigo" and
BLACK and Tan Fantasia" which
have become identified with his
band.
With several assisting acts that
travel with the orchestra during
their personal appearance tour,
Ellington and his band furnish the
complete footIght entertainment
bill.
THE Cheat" Paramount's new
modern dialogue edition of Hector
Turnbulls story Of silent days, with
Miss Tallulah Bankhead and Irving
Pichel in the roles originally done
by Fanny Ward and Sessue Haya-
kawa, will top the screen bill at the
Indiana.
Miss Bankhead, who has made
personal triumphs of her previous
American photoplay opportunities,
has more dramatic and suspense
full story in 1.-THE Cheat"
Other theaters today offer: Black
stone at the Lyric; "Are These Our
Children" at the Circle; Local Boy
Makes Good" at the Ohio; Frank
enstein" at the Apollo; 1.-THE
Guardsman" at the Palace; 1.-THE S.
S. Tenacity" at the Playhouse, and
burleSque at the Colonial.
Neighborhood theaterS today Of
fer: The Avenger" at the Fountain
Square; 1.-THE Good Bad Grip
at the Garfield; Transatlantic" at
the Stratford; 1.-THE Sky Raiders
at the Tacoma; Woman Between"
at the Orpheum; Trader Horn" at
the Belmont; This Modern Age"
al the Mecca; "Transgression" at
the Princess; "Gentleman's Fate" at
the Roosevelt; THE Brat" at the
Dream; Caught" and THE Gay
at the Hamilton; Riders
of the Purple Sage" at the Irving
and Tuxedo; Guilty Hands" at the
Talbot, and Phantom of Paris" at
the Emerson.
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Shop the town! Compare!
You be the judge and see il
you can equal this astOund-
ing value anywhere! Mount
ings of 1S-kt. solid gold.
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HOLDUP VICTIM,
0BEYING BANDIT
ORDER, IS SHOT
Lunch Car Worker Wound
ed Seriously; Bullets Miss
Drug Store Clerk.

A man was shot and another mar
rowly escaped being wounded early
today in three holdup attempts by
two Negro gunner.
Spurred by the shootings, police
today held a score of Negroes for
questioning in connection with the
crimes.
Ben Coburn, SO, of $40 North
Temple avenue, employe of lunch
car at 1343 North Illinois street, was
shot in the chest by one of the out
laws as he complied with the bandit
order to go to the rear of the car.
Witnesses said as Coburn turned
one o fthe Negroes opened fire. Co
burn is in serious condition at city
hospital.
William Moulton, II, of Is West
Sixteenth street, employee, and
Charles Vincent, Wesley hotel, a
customer, were in the lunch car
when the shooting occurred. The
Negroes fled without obtaining loot
Before the lunch car shooting
the Negroes had opened fire on
George Schaub, IS, of 943 North
Jefferson avenue, clerk in a phar-
macy at Eleventh and Alabama
streets.
Schaub told police two bullets
whizzed by his head as he fled to
the rear of the store. The Negroes
failed to obtain loot.
Schaub said the gunner demand
ed he hand over the money" The
clerk told officers he ran and one
of the bandits fired twice as they
fled the store.
The third strike of the bandits
did not involve gunplay. They
grabbed several packages of cigarets
and fled from the barbecue of j. B.
Mangus, at Thirtieth street and
Keystone avenue, where Mangus in
sisted he had no money. William
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NEW VOICES ARE IN
SINGING COMEDY
Fyng High" Has the Services of Bert Lahr, Broadway
Comedian, Who Makes His Movie Debut at Palace

IF it supposed the influx stage
Hollywood picture past
the cast Of Mayors ake version of Flying High
ing Saturday presents
picture principals is making
first experiment mcophone
is Broadway byword.
Moreover -four out Of five have it, the other featured
players concerned for only
moazoned Broadway heater during
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D|uoOA4os
Bert Lahr is principal who makes
his talking picture debut in Fly
ing High, playing the role in which
he scored so decided a success in
the original musical comedy hit.
Having worked himself up from the
martyrdom Of boy soprano singer in
high school, through the vicissitudes
Of burlesque and the vaudeville
stage, Lair became one of Broad
ways most prominent entertainers,
winning first place in such musical
shows as 'Delmar's Revels" and
Hold Everything"
Chief assistant to Lahr in the
comedy interludes Of Flying High"
is Charlotte Greenwood, whose long
legs and acrobatic dancing made
her sufficiently famous from one
coast to the other to induce Holly
wood producers to lure her from the
enthusiastic Manhattan audiences
Of The Tick Took Man of OF" and
80 Long Lefty" to the more far
reaching glories of "Parlor, Bedroom
and Bath" stepping out" and
THE Man in Possession" and other
cinema vehicles.
OF the remaining five featured
players, Hedda Hopper stands out
as the only one who has not been
seen on Broadway in a professional
nature in some ten or so years. Up
to that time, however, Miss Hopper
has her share of prominent stage
roles, having appeared in such now
forgotten pieces as "a Country
Boy" BE Calm Camilla" six Cy-
Under Love" and THE Quaker Girl"
The Broadway stage of today is
well represented in Flying High"
by Pat O'Brien whose success in
The Front Page" was preceded
by important roles in such recent
stage dramas as Tomorrow and
Tomorrow" and OVERTURE" Kath-
ryn Crawford, who was one of the
attractions in THE New Workers."
Charles Winninger, whose drolle-
ries amused Ziegfeld's "Showboat"
audiences, and Guy Kibbee, who
followed up a scoring charac-
terization in Torch Song" with a
portrayal of the same role in the
screen version of the play, Laugh
ing Sinners"
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CITY CONSIDERS
Gift OF LAND
TOT. U. CENTER
l5-ACre Tract Only Outlet
for Future Expansion
of Hospitals.

Transfer Of a flfteen-acre tract to
the Riley Memorial Association and
Indiana university for future de-
velopment of the medical center was
considered today by city park COM
nissioners.
Only outlet for future develop
nent of the hospital center, which
low has expanded it's limits, is to
he west. The tract lies west of the
resent hospital grounds.
Park board members agreed to
place the land at disposal of the
hospital center, provided legal COM
plications can be removed. H.
Nathan Swain, park board attorney,
was instructed to study the situa-
ton.
Discussed by Landon
Contemplated future develop
ments that will make the medical
center one of the largest in the
country were laid before board men,
.ers by Hugh NICK. Landon, Riley
Memorial Association president,
Thursday.
Another nurses home, GONZALES
cent homes for men and women,
and additional convalescent wards
for children are included in the
development plans.
Erection of buildings valued at
more than four million dollars prac-
tically has filled the medical CEN
ter's present grounds, Landon told
the board.
Latest addition to the group was
the $250,000 Rotary Riley GONZALES
cent home west of Riley hospital.
The city owns all land between
the hospital grounds and White
river, having previously acquired it
for park purposes. All board mem
bers agreed it could be put to no
better use than for helping to cure
sick children"
Need Special Provision
State laws regulating transfer of
park property to other govern
mental units provide that no build
ingS shall be erected upon the leased
tract. Jacket w. Joseph, park
board president, stated he believed
some special provision can be made
to allow the present transfer.
THE medical center has enough
requests, which will come to it, to
provide permanent endowment that
will make it one of the best hospital
groups in the world" Landon said.
The park board leased a five-acre
tract to the Riley hospital several
months ago for 81 a year conSidera-
tion. This has been used only for
driveways and landscaping.
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Mangus, 10, son Of the proprietor.
was with his father at the time of
the holdup.
When Norman Spencer, 1886
South Randolph street, stepped into
his parked car in the 300 block.
Park avenue, Thursday night, two
bandits drew guns and obtained
$3.50.
Spencer told police the bandits
ordered him not to follow them, but
he pursued them to Sixteenth and
Delaware streets.
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ELLINGTON OPENS
AT THE INDIANA

Ellington enthusiasts will have a
closeup of Duke and his famous
orchestra during the week starting
today when they feature him on
the Indiana theater stage.
The unusual type of music which