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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

weekly; Barbara X D'Aurio Of Waterbury and Nick Brino of this city, thumb injury. $7.bO weekly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
DIED.

yANTAvENERt ts.--In this city. June lath, io34, Mrs Loretta Santavon. ere, of 50S Long Hili Road. Funer. al tomorrow morning nt S;ib o'clock, to St Lucy's Church. Bur ial In Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
MASSES.

pHELAN--A first anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated saturday morning Rt 7;30 o'clock. at the Dt Peter and Paul Church, for tho repose of the soul of the late, Mrs Catherine Phelan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13

cal lat the funeral home between and this afternoon and between and o'clock this evening.
Evening star., 1934-02-23

ers to deal in all classes Of alcoholic
beverages, we're:
Washington Wine 8, Spirits Cor
poration, room 301, 1927 ] street;
Austin, Nichols g. Co., Inc, $40 =
street; Beverages, Inc. 1888 Fourth
street northeast: THYME Bottltng Co.
of Washington, 6l9 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and the Shoreham Coffee Co.,
Inc, 525 Morse street northeast.
Those who received Glass B whole
saler licenses. permitting their hold
ers to deal in beer and light wine,
were:
Samuel Kaufman, 1887 Fourth
street northeast; Elliott w. spicer.
5305 Georgia avenue; j. e. Dyer &
Co., 1880 M street; Samuel c. Palmer
Co., Inc, 1906 Wisconsin avenue, and
Charles T. Smith, Colfax and l.
streets northeast.
The solicitors licenses went to:
Carl Bellmore, 1857 Sixteenth
street; Ross c. Barrett, Room 706, In
ternational Building; Ben Cohen,
3726 Connecticut avenue; Walter G.
Scott, 649 B street northeast: Harold
]. Hoff, 3726 Connecticut avenue;
Frederick H. Butcher, 45l9 Cathedral
avenue; Robert Emerson Greer, Apart
ment 32l, 5000 Connecticut avenue;
Evening star., 1934-02-23

this morning. conducted by DR.. Charles
S. White, DR.. Walter A. Bloedorn and
DR.. Edward B. Vedder, followed by
pediatric and THEOLOGICAL clinics in
charge of Drs. Harry H. Donnally and
Francis r. Hagner. There were also
ward demonstrations of diabetes.
nephritis and endocrine disorders con-
Quoted by Drs. Maurice Protas, Paul
F. Dickens, Stuart o. Foster. Course
B. Conklin and Bernard L. Hardin, jr.
This afternoon a neurological clinic
will be conducted by DR.. Walter
Freeman. DR.. William A. White, super
intendent of st. Elizabeth's Hospital,
will speak on the psychological factors
in disease, and there will be an oto-
clinic conducted by DR..
William B. Mason. The afternoon also
will be filled up with ward demonstra-
tions, conducted by Drs. Frank A.
Hornaday, Bernard L. Hardin, Harry
Friedenberg, Marvin M. Mclean,
Nicholas A Mandelos, Paul S. Putzki.
Hazen E. Cole, Cline N. Chipman, Arch
L. Riddick, William W. Chase, Alec
Horwitz, Phillip o. Poland. Charles S.
White, W. Warren Sager, Benjamin
F. Dean, j. Lloyd Collins, Howard F.
Kane, Radford Brown, Joseph Harris,
Evening star., 1934-02-23
LOTTERY is SUGGESTED

NEW YORK, February % P).-A
plan for the city to conduct a lottery
to relieve its financial plight was laid
before Mayor F. H. La Guardia yes
terday by Alderman Elias Jacobs, who
said the mayor appeared to favor It,
La Guardia did not comment.
Jacobs introduced a resolution in
the Board of Aldermen Tuesday to call
upon the Legislature to pass permis-
sive legislation for the lottery, but the
resolution was referred to committee
The alderman said bill already had
been drafted, however, and would be
introduced in the Legislature soon.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
BOARD GRANTS27
LIQUOR LICENSES
Approves Applications of 10
Wholesale Dealers and
II Solicitors.

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today approved applications for
10 wholesaler and II solicitor licenses
Earlier in the week the A. B. C..
Board had issued 13 licenses to whole
salers. The solicitors licenses issued
today were the first batch in that
class.
Those who received Glass A whole
saler licenses, permitting their hold
Evening star., 1934-02-23

William D. Osgood. 1929 Columbia
road: Daniel De Young. 4201 Six
teenth street; Arthur Edward Swain.
6107 North Dakota avenue; Ray T.
Adams, 1905 Emerson street; James
Moore, 1855 Shepherd street; Nathan
Bliss, 425 Irving street; Augustus
Gumpert, 1926 Livingston street; Ed
ward L. Foster, 2782 Military road;
Roy A. Reel, 1915 Twentieth street,
and Raymond Hunter Brown, 1920
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
LATE PROCEDURES
in SURGERY SHOWN
G. w. U. Holds Post -Gradu-
ate Clinic at GaIIinger
Hospital.

The second annual postgraduate
clinic of the George Washington Uni
versity Medical School is being held
at Gallinger Hospital and at the
university hospital today and tomor-
row, with demonstrations of some of
the latest procedures In medicine and
surgery by some of the citys fore
most physicians. One hundred and fifty
doctors were present this morning.
There was a symposium on surgery
Evening star., 1934-02-23

Clayton H. Hixscn, Jacob Kotz,
Bernard Notes, Preston Haynes, Henry
L. Darner, Herbert p. Ramsey, William
r. Thomas and George Nordlinger.
Tomorrow the clinics and demon
strations will be held at the university
hospital.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
Bow Scouts to Get Awards.

HYATTSvILLE, Md, February %
Especially Awards will be made Boy
Scouts. of this section for various
achievements at courts of honor and
review tomorrow night In the Metro
politan District Building here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-22

ga Dodge deluxe sedan 1900 Big Savings
"a Odds town sedan Big Savings
"a Ford tudor ............''..b big savings
"a Chevrolet coach .......... Big savings
ga Oldsmobile cow. coupe Big Savings
'32 Chevrolet sport roadster ......... .S44o
'33 Chevrolet sedan ....-...........'. 40
SO Ford coupe and coach ............ 44o
'S3 Plymouth deluxe coupe, radio.... 49o
'33 DeSoto coupe .................... o9o
'33 Buick sport coupe, radio, W. W. 895
80 Nash sedan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49o
80 Hup sedan, 6 W. W. ............ 495
'32 Hudson 8 coach ...........'. S95
'32 Buick 81 sedan, 6 W. W. .......'.s 1875
80 Marmon 125 sedan ..s..o......... 49o
80 Ford deluxe coupe s..........s. 345
80 Dodge deluxe sedan ............. 495
'33 WHY'S n sedan .........s.s'...s' $40
'29 Hudson COACH. like new ........... 1876
90 REQ sport coupe. W. W. .......... las
80 Auburn sedan, W. W. ......... las
'29 Hup sport roadster, W. W. ...... IT'S
80 Plymouth P. B. coupe ............ 345
81 Nash 8 coupe ..................... 295
80 Olds coach .................sss. Z45
90 Nash special sedan ............. 1876
20 Nash sport coupe ................. 1875
80 Dodge D. A. coupe ............... 225
81 Marmon 79 sedan ,............... 225
81 Chrysler sport coupe ........... 345
, 80 Oakland sport coupe ........... 1876
rs Others to Select From.
- -.
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REASONABLE prices; specialize private
cars. IA years. TAYLORS GARAGE.
1923 E. 10th. CH-7323.
18 YEARS service, guaranteed work.
DRAKE MOTOR Ss BRAKE SERVICE.
1919 Mass CH-6315
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USED FURNITURE

10 ,. PtIH. 1N1-JtA1.
ELECTRIC refrig., it., SPAS Majestic.
Almost new S149 terms. HARTMAN'S.
217 Wash
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The cleanest, best and largest lot of
used furniture ever. From good clean
homes and fully guaranteed. Low in price.
high in value. Buff you are looking for
trash. worn-out. broken-up or unfinished"
furniture. don't come here We sell fur
RAKER EROS. 21a E. WASH. ST.
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MERCHANDISE
IS Household Goods

REFRIGERATOR - 100 h. Ice Savers,
S9.75. HARTMAN'S, 317 E. Wash.
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FRIGIDAIRE-U Used. $695O; R. r. B. & L,
stock taken at par on any Standaro
make refrigerator. STEWART RADIO
INC. 104 w. 33th st. WALLET.
/ ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATOR. GOOD
CONDITION. CH-1509.
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AUTO EXCHANGE
BARGAIN COUNTER

90 Ford coupe ..................s IS
81 Chevrolet coupe .................. 245
81 Ford deluxe roadster ............. 250
80 Buick coupe. 3o-46 ............... 295
80 Chevrolet sedan, W. W. s.......... 225
80 Whippet sedan ..........s..s...' 165
'29 Whippet coach ................... lis
'29 Olds deluxe coupe, W. W. ........ ITS
80 Ford deluxe roadster .........v.'. lis
30 Studebaker Pres. sedan .......... 145
'2S Nash sedan ...................... 125
% Pontiac coupe ...........s.......' Do
'28 Pontiac sedan .............s.s.... %
% Oldsmobile coach ............. 125
90 Whippet coupe .................. so
81 Chevrolet. long wheelbase, truck. 275
20 Chevrolet sedan .................. las
TERMS-TRADE.
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Electric Refri ooratOr

electric refrigerator. cheap;
FRANK E. IRISH. P. & H. CO. 29O9 Z.
10th ST LESLIE CH-4877 Omen ewes.
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lot of repossessed parlor suites 2 and
3 pieces, tapestry velourS and mohair. AL
nice and clean from good clean homes. If
you want junk suites from trashy homes,
don't waste your time nor ours. We don't
sell Junk
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Gu. it.. guaranteed; only $3.50: VIII
accept B. 81 L. stock. THOR ELECTRIC
SHOP 81 N Delaware. LI-5386.
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LIVING room suite, chest of drawers.
china closet, wing chair. 1R-2O21.
ELECTRIC westinghouse" au-
tomato; AL: cost $3.50; sacrifice. $50.
CH-49o4-W
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HOOVER BEATER-Late style, sacrifice.
$3.50. 522 N. New Jersey St. No. 80.
ICE BOXE55O. rs and 100 lbs Breakfast
set Al cheaD 1861 s Sheffield Ave.
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IS Radios. Musical Instruments

RADIO clearance of floor samples. $3.50
up. HARTMANN'S. 317 E. Wash.
SAMPLE period Apollo Grand-in our
window-less than one-half price.
Viking MUSIC CO., 100 E. OHIO.
BARITONE HORN-Pan-Americ good
condition; very reasonable. IR-7295.
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SHOP, 81 N. DeIaWdIe. I1-0ooU
ANY make of sewing machine oiled and
adjusted for S100.
! drop head used Singer :::;......s55 90
L. S. AYRES & co.
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AUTO M OLIVE

4S Accessories, Tires, Parts.
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ONE USED CHAMBERS FIreIeSS COOKER.
jul enameled: good condition; bargain.
Citizens Gas Co.
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IS Auto Loans
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SO Personal Property Loans
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OIL RANGES. burners; nationally known
makes. $3.50 up. BIT E. Wash.
TTCEn DAPTnP
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Last but MOI Least Does the Car Look Worth the Money

down and look this car over.
Yes, we trade.
1888 Chevrolet master coupe, just
the thing to go mentioning in.
Perfect condition. Very little
mileage. Beautiful black. Yes,
we trade.
1881 Buick standard sed. Radio.
Lots of extras. Looks fine. Per-
feet condition. Come and ride
in this car. You will be thrilled
at its performance and aston
ished at its price. Yes, we trade.
1893 Chevrolet standard coach.
Very small mileage. Refinished
beautiful oxblood red. You will
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Miscellaneous For Sale

DELCO LIGHT PLANT. $50 Watts. 80
volts. gas driven air compressor. 812
S. Senate.
BICYCLE REPAIRS, TIRES, PARTS
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admire this car. You will never
know this car has been driven
a mile. Try and beat our price.
Yes, we trade.
1882 Pontiac coach, thoroughly
rebuilt. Looks like new, runs like
new. We will gladly demonstrate
this car. Try your best and you
won't find a better car at a lower
price. Yes, we trade.
% Others %.
All prices. all makes. all models.
Terms as low as $3.50 per week.
Low down payment. year on bal
ance. Yes, we trade.
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1888 Pontiac 4-doer sedan. Very
small mileage Beautiful black.
You can't tell this car from new;
only 0 months old. You will be
very much impressed when you
learn the price. Yes, we trade.
1892 Studebaker Dictator, 4-door
sedan. This popular little car has
had wonderful care. Very small
mileage, beautiful black. Looks
and runs like new. Small down
payment. Yes, we trade.
1882 Chevrolet coach, lots of ex-
tras. Small mileage. Thoroughly
rebuilt. We will gladly demon
strate any car in our stock. Come
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GAS RANGE, cabinet style, $500 HART
MANS SIT E WASHINGTON
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Hefner Pins West
in Straight Falls
Speed Ace Wins Top Melee
on Hall Mat.

Jimmy Speed Hefner was toe
fast for Stanley West of Chicago in
the main bout on the Tomlinson
hall wrestling program last night
tying down the Windy City Crap
pier in two straight falls.
West wore down after seventeen
minutes Of the first mixup, and was
an easy goal for Hefner's body slam.
Refreshed by the intermission, West
withstood Hefner's darting attack
for twenty-five minutes before los
ing the count in the second and final
spill.
Joe Parelli, Italian favorite, turned
back newcomer Bill Kief from Gin
einnati in the semi windup. Parelli
COPIED the first test in seven min
utes, fell victim to a trick hold in
four minutes of the second, and
came back to polish of the Ohioan
IN seven minutes for the final count.
Russ Schooner was victor over
Charlie Freeman, subbing for Bud
Mitchell, in ten minutes in the
opener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-10
Meets Coleman at ArmOru

The Texas Tornado. Dick Raines.
VIII return TO the local wrestling
wars at the armory Tuesday to
make an effort 70 pin the fire plug
heavyweight. Abe CHalf Pint) Cole
man OF New York. The bout will
be for two best falls in three.
Coleman bumped of Raines here
several months ago and the Texan
Is eager 20 tackle the star Jewish
grappler In another skirmish. Raines
weighs about $50 and Coleman 205.
but the Tornado holds a big ad-
vantage in height and reach. Both
employ aggressive tactics in the
pinch and 1t looks like busy eve
ming for the customers when the
big fellows turn on the heat.
Andy Rascher. the Hoosier cham
pion, will appear in one Of the
supporting bouts Tuesday, meeting
@. Bashara, the former Oklahoma
A. and NJ athlete. Dorve Roche,
New Orleans. will tackle George
Hills. Canadian, on the same card.
Action will begin at $50. The
Hercules A. c. is staging the show,
with Lloyd Carter matchmaker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-10
Western Grid
Star Picking
Is Hard Task
Writers Find HonorS Even in
AII-AmeriCa Race on
Pacific Coast.
BY RONALD WAGNER
United Press Stan Corresnnndenf

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. To-
Headaches. in full measure, were re-
ported today from Pacific coast key
cities where sports writer's with the
football season half gomez are sup
posed to be picking men for all
coast positions and TO be making
recommendation as to au-Arnerica
selections.
Starting With the quarter back
post, it is easy to see why coast crit
les are worrying. Heading Santa
Claras unbeated team is Salty
Salatino. crafty field general. excel
lent runner. super blocker and dead
y tackler. But if Salatino is picked,
what will the Selector do with Frank
Alustiza, the Stanford Basque: Ed
Goddard, washington state Sopho-
more, or Nal Fiese, of St. Mary's?
Bobby Grayson Rates
Most of those concerned will put
Bobby Grayson of Stanford at full
back.
The half back posts are puzzlers.
Big Frank Sobraro, long distance
punter and passer, blossomed out
against California as a RUNNER
worthy of any "all-team' in the
country. But as competition Sobrero
has Bones Hamilton, Stanford; Ar
leigh Williams, California; Ted
Christofferson, Washington State:
Harry (The Horse Mattos and All
Nichelini Of st. Marys: Don De
Rosa, his sophomore teammate at
Santa Clara; Herb Schneider. st.
Mary's; Burl Bufkin. of Washington
and Bob Parke. the Oregon captain.
Star Linemen Galore
Nebb Elduayan, St. Mary's, is a
guard who plays sixty minutes in
almost every game. Chuck Mucha
OF Washington is of the same cali
Der. But if these two are selected,
such players AS Louis Spadefore,
Santa Clara. Adams and Rouble of
Stanford and Hayduk and Stachek
Of Washington State must be dis
carded.
Larry oleMerng, san FRANCISCO
university; Yves Huller, Stanford,
and Russ Calkins, California, are
big bruising centers, each of star
caliber.
Captain Jim Barber of San Fran
cisco U has been ranked by many
observers as the best tackle on the
coast this fall. He must buck COM
petition, however, from such players
as Boone, California; Bob Reynolds,
Stanford; Meister, Sd Mary's, and
Captain George Thodoratos of
Washington State.
Another great scramble takes
place at the ends. Erdelatz, st.
Mary's, and Monk Moscrip STAN
ford. are mentioned among the best
flankmen in the nation.
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Births



- Vernon and Louise Anderson, $40 West
Loren and velma Collins. Coleman hos
! pital
Robert and Myrtle Horsley. Coleman
/ hospital.
Russell and Beulah Van Duyn, Coleman
Russell and Leotta Stephens. Sll Dor
/ man.
Steven and Gladys Toshich. 1868 North
PeTshing
Joseph and Gladys Moore city hospital.
| Earl and Virginia Barr. city hospital.
| James and Jennie WoodaI, city hospital.
| Aryil and Martha Stevenson, city hos
/ pltal.
Eugene and Florence Brummet city hos
/ pital
Ralph and Elena Conrad. city hospital
John and Iona Gray. city hospital.
Boys
Frank and Hattie Mcoraw. e42 North
Herman and Ada Bray. Coleman hos
Wilbur and Mary Chambers. Coleman
ollie and Opal Haggard. Coleman hos
William and Laura Plan. Coleman hos
pitsl.
/ pital
Curtis and Gladys Ragan Coleman hog
Hubert and Ethel Rhorer. Coleman hos
Wallace and Rosemary Richards, Cole
Paul and FERN Johnson. 1857 schoaeld.
Russell and Helen steel. city hospital.
Theodore and Frances Ballard. city hos
pital.
AYia and Mildred owens. city hospital.
Ernest and Mary Marling. city hospital
Merle and Hortense Stephenson, city hos
pltal.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

William Banner, 81, of 1922 Asbury
street. laborer, and Evelyn Trabue. 10, Of
lie Grove Miller. 81, of 341l Kenwood
of 1146 West Thirty-third street, steno-
Frank shadbolt. %, of 2752 Shelby street,
| parking attendant, and Juanita Monroe.
| 10. Of zoos BerWyn street, seamer.
! Edward Heidenreich, %, of 725 East
Iowa. street. florist and Clara Lepple. 26,
Of 1905 Hartford street, comptometer
Harry Graham. %. of s167 North Capt.
tol avenue, crew manager, and Elsie Har-
yey. 20, of 713 East Thirty-third street,
Demer Riley. "a, of 514 South West
street. butcher. and Jane Huddleston. rs.
Of 1913 South Missouri street, housekeeper.
Otis Wilson, % OF 856 South Woodrow
street. welder and Winifred Hildman, 81,
of 44Q3 Rockville road. housekeeper
Herbert Wilson, 30. of SIT North Della
ware street, student. and Alice Cheesman,
keeper.
Ralph Boyer, %, of 81 North Delaware
street; clerk, and Mary Vaughan, 20, OF
Blaine Trippett, 81. of 430 North Meri-
dian street salesman, and Susan Rey-
nolds, 10, Of 430 North Meridian street.
James Phillips, Al, no address, laborer.
ana Maggie Null. 2s OF 1885 Holiday
Earl BoWermaster. Is, of 1899 South
fremont street, chauffeur and Jessie Dam
iel. %, of $40 South Tibbs avenue. house,
keeper.
Bernard Wilcox. Is. Of 1915 North Meri-
dian street, knitter. and Mildred Luding-
ton. %, Of 1885 North Delaware street,
housekeeper.
Lewis Walling 26. Providence. r. l.,
lawyer, and Frances Holiday. "a. of 1885
North New Jersey street, housekeeper.
Robert Morgan 80, r. r. 10, Box 40,
farmer, and Frances Pagan, %. of 1926
Jotie pryor. 20. Of SGT North Senate
avenue, bus boy. and Stella Dibreu. PIT
East Vermont street. bus girl
croft avenue. letter company and Eloise
Carper. %. Of 434 North La Sale street,
ooOkkeeper
street, dairy. and Elva Apologize 26 Of
325 East Sixteenth street, housekeeper.
Charles Foster %, Of 1922 Orange street,
East La Grande avenue, stenographer.
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BAN Continues to Hit
HomerS for Japanese

By United Press
TOXIC, Nov. 10.-Safely launched
on a program of "a homer a day" to
keep japanese baseball fans happy,
Babe Ruth hit one of his famous
four-base wallops today in a game
in which the American All-Stars
defeated the All-Japan nine, 100.
The circuit punch was the Babes
third in the last two games be-
tween the touring American League
players and Japanese opponents.
In today's home run barrage he had
competition. for Rabbit Warstler
and Earl Averill also hit for the
circuit.
The Americans had ten runs,
eleven hits and two errors; ALI
Japan. no runs. two hits and four
errors.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By United Pressl

10y Unlted PfeSSl
lls, Manila, decisioned Flyweight Cham
pion Midget Wolgsst. 1T, New Orleans,
nontitle bout l0l: Luis CarranZa l42
Los Angeles, decisioned Jimmy Wakefield.
l40. Hollywood "a; Midget Martinez ia
Compton, Cal. decisioned Peewee La Sale
ia. Los Angeles az George Goodman,
iis, Hollywood, decisioned Baby National
ista, 12l, Manila "a; Domingo Lopez. IA
Los Angeles. knocked out Manuel Ponce,
las San Fernando, Gal. ~; Angus Moran,
III. Los Angeles, teehnicaled Bob Ford,
i76. Los Angeles ~.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Red Barry. 1893.
Washington, D. c., decisioned Wally
Fraser, Iss Los Angeles (6l; Johnny Err
ievie, 1852 San Francisco. drew with Walter
Klrkvood, 1877, Los Angeles TO-.
AT MILwAUKEE-Frankie. Battaglia,
ie7. Winnipeg. Stopped George Black,
Milwaukee outpointed Chuck Wood IA,
Detroit. iol Holman Williams, 1856, Mil
vaukee, knocked out Battling Grizzy, i33,
Pittsburgh III
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Deaths

Odessie williams. II months. city hos
pitsl. lobar pneumonia.
william C. Kelly So, Methodist hospital,
eoronary oeclusion.
Perry F. Brunson. 70. Of 6i45 Ewing,
cardio vascular renal disease.
James Remington, 90. city hospital,
Lawrence j. Brodsrick, "a. city hospital,
Matilda Topp' 81. Of 3l4s North nIi-
nois chronic myocarditis.
John William Peak, "a, city hospital.
Tiilis n Butler. "a. Of 2I3s North Penn
sylVania brOncho pneumonia.
Hope Jackson Parkinson. 50. OF 800 Ea6C
Eleventh pulmonary tuberculosis.
Flossie Becker, 40. city hospital. eeEe-
Miliie Jackson. 30. Of 1912 Yandes. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Jabez Walton 81 Methodist hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
Grace Ravens Brown, So, Central 1ndi-
ana hospital. hypostatic pneumonia,
Edwin r White. 81. s.. Vincents hes
pifal carcinoma.
Muriei Jane Helms. /. Riley hospital
broncho pneumonia
aeId pulmonary tuberculosis.
Mary w. Lacey. II. Of Sszs Central
Marths Phillips. IS. city hospital, brain
william Louis Dunn. 80. Of 2oOs Belle
tontaines myoeaEoitiss
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Marquette EIeUen
Defeats st. Louis

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Nov. 10.-Mar-
quette university's Golden Ava
lanche continued to sweep grid OPP
ponents from its path here last
night. defeating St. Louis univer-
sity, IA to 0.
Both touchdowns were scored by
Ray Buivid, Marquette half back, in
the second quarter. The first came
on a wide end run of thirty yards
and the second on a seventy-yard
run after Buivid had intercepted a
St. Louis pass. Buivid place
kicked both extra points.