davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-03-24
COL. DICKSON TO PREACH.
Retired Army Chaplain on Vermont
Avenue Church Program.

Lieut. Col. Thomas ]. Dickson,
chaplain, United States Army, re-
tired, will preach tomorrow at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church on
the subject. fleeing God" For the
evening service his topic will be "A
Real Man."
Pre- Easter services will be held
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings under the leadership OF the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Earle Whitley. We'd
nesday night DIR. Whitley will deliver
an illustrated lecture, The Light OF
the World" The service will be un-
der the auspices Of the Crusaders
Bible class OF the Sunday school.
Thursday a communion service will
be held with a sermon by DR.. Wiley.
The senior and young peoples depart
ments of the Sunday school Will as
siSt in the Friday evening service and
DR.. Whitley will preach.
The Colonies Bible class taught by
Judge j. I. Parker will have charge
of the opening service of the Sunday
school tomorrow morning. Miss Lou
$. Weightman and Judge Parker will
speak on the past and future work
CT the class.
The womens societies Of the Chris
tian churches of the city will hold a
union prayer service at the church
Friday at | o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
HOLY NAME SOCIETIES
TO PARADE APRIL 29
Will Meet in Cumberland, Md,
for Annual Outdoor Bene-
diction.

The annual spring demonstration
and convention of the Holy Name so
cieties Of the archdiocese of Balti-
more will be held this year for the
first time at Cumberland, Md, Sun
day afternoon, April %, beginning at
pm. Several thousand delegates
and members are going by special
trains over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad from Baltimore. Washington,
northern Virginia and points in Mary
land where the Society of the Holy
Name is now fourishing.
The western Maryland section of
the society is preparing for 10000
visitors. Hagerstown. Frederick. En-
metsburg, Westminster, Martinsburg,
Hancock. Westernport. Piedmont,
Frostburg, Midland, Homecoming and
Mount Savage and all the parishes of
Cumberland Will join in the welcome
TO the Baltimore and Washington
visitors.
. The men from Washington will
leave about $50 am. April 70 The
return trip will bring the excursion
lists back to the city about 10 pm.
The exercises OF the day will begin
with parade through the business
section of Cumberland under the CHIEF
mar&halahip of Capt. Thomas F.. Con-
lon of Cumberland. The parade will
disband in front of st. Patrick :
Church. whore open air benediction
service will be conducted At this
service sermon will be delivered by
noted preacher of the Dominican
order.
I Following the religious exercises.
the annual convention of the Arch
diocesan Union of Holy Name Socie-
ties will be held in the st. Patrick $
auditorium. TO which 125 parishes
Will send delegates. The convention
VIII be presided over by Archdioce san
President p. J. Haltigan of Washing
ton. The delegates will hear reports
from all sections of the Union. and
addresses viii be made by representa-
rlveS from each section. \ speaker
81 national reputation will also de-
,lNeT an address
Local arrangements are being per
rected by the executive committee OF
me Washington section. with Joscpb
Flt1geraId as chairman. More than
e,ooo "ashtngtoDians are expected Ia
make the trip. From Baltimore it is
Sald That at least 5000 members and
lnclr families will take ADVANTAGE Of
inc opportunity to aee one of N,
most picturesque sections in this part
OF the country
Evening star., 1923-03-24
FREEMAN TO SPEAK.

Rev Dr. James Freeman. rector %
the Church of the Epiphany. will
make the address at the noon day
services next week. Monday to Thurs
DAY. inclusive. The associate clergy
will alternate in preaching at the s
pm. services. There will he a cele-
br"tion of the holy communion on
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs
Gay anc Easter even a II am. and on
Food Friday at iU am. The sacra-
ment will also be administered on
Maundy Thursday at 7:S0 In the even
ing. and all communicates of the
church are expected to partake there
Of Good Friday the rector will con-
duct tEe three-hour service begin
ming at noon. There will be Il serv-
Ice at pm on Good Friday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Woiven. the sub
Ject of whoSe sermon will be The
Finished Offering" Baptism will be
administered OF Easter even at pm.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
FREE MASS MEETING
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
Girl Evangelist to Be Heard on
Evolution" at Polls Theater
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Program for the free public mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon, at )
o'clock, in Polls Theater when Mary
Agnes Vitchestain, the fourteen
year-old evangelist of Pittsburgh.
breaches on Evolution" was an
nounced today by Rev. G. w. Cory,
superintendent of the Gospel Mission.
under whose auspices the meeting was
arranged.
Rev. George NJ Diffenderfer. presi-
dent of the Washington Federation
of Churches. Will preside. The girl
preacher will be introduced by Supt.
Cory. who assisted in an evangeiistic
campaign conducted by Mary Agnes in
Wheeling some years ago.
The musical program, preceding
the sermon will include several solos
by Mai. Charles Trowblidse Tit
mann. accompanied by Miss Mabel c.
Linton at the piano. The song serv-
ice, participated in by the congrega-
tion, will be led by Percy 5. Foster.
and will start with the singing oil
America"
A feature of the musical offerings
will be d song by children of the
Gospel Mission children's depart
rlent. $40 & street.
Evening star., 1923-03-24

BIBLE CLASS MEETS.
Western Presbyterian Young
Ladies Hold Session.

The monthly meeting of the Young
Ladies' Bible Glass Of Western Pres
byterian Church was held at the
home of the president, Mrs. I. w.
Ellenberger. The Albert, 1926 + street
northwest, Tuesday.
After a brief business meeting, the
time was employed in sewing for the
Florence Crittenton Mission. An in :
teresting feature was reports by
members of money earned by them
for class benevolences. The various
activities resorted to in earning
money outside Of regular channels
proved amusing and Instructive.
The guests were Rev. j. Harvey
Durham and Mrs. Durham. The pas
tor commended the class for it's work.
The hostess served refreshments, as
sisted by Miss Kelsey and Mrs. Hig-
gins. after which the meeting closed,
to reconvene In April at the home of
Mrs. Young. 1850 Spring road An
invitation to young women to meet
with this class at 10 am. Sundays In
the audience room of the church is
extended.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
LENTEN SERVICE SERIES.
"Foes to Christian Life" Is Theme
of Two Pastors.

Foes to Christian Life" will be the
general theme of a series Of Lenten
services to be held at the Church of
Our Father UniversalfsD, 18th and L
streets northwest, from Monday to
Friday, inclusive, OF Holy Week. the
congregation of All Souls Church
(Unitartan) uniting with the Gniver-
salists for these special occasions, tne
hours being from 4:45 to 5:15 each
day.
DR.. L. G.. Z. Pierce and DR.. Clar-
ence r. Rice. the pastors of the two
churches. will conduct the services.
which will include the celebration Of
holy communion on Maundy Thurs
day, the anniversary Of the institu-
ton of that rite
The special topics Of the several
meetings of the series are as follows:
Monday, Secret Faults: Tuesday
Foes of Our Own Household"
Wednesday. Preparation TO Meet
Foes; Thursday, holy communion;
Friday, The Way of the Cross"
Evening star., 1923-03-24
ASSISTING AT SERVICE.

Re- Or. :. r. Eldridge. pastor of
th" First BAPTIST Church of Peters
burg, Va. and Prof r. H. Ward, con-
duCtor Of song services from Florida,
are assisting Rev. DE-. Waldron a tin.
daily evangelistic meetings at shiloh
Baptist Church.
Tomorrow II meeting will be held
for sunday school schol2rs Il. 1915.
At II o'clock Rev. Or. E!dridge will
preach at the morning service. and
Prof. Ward and the choir will render
special music. At s O'Clock a double
meeting will be held. The services
in the main auditorium will be for
men only. and Rev. Dr. Eldridge will
preach. and the services in the base
Elcnt Will be for women onty. with
the sermon by Evangelist II w &
Colston. There will be special music
a both OF these services
Evening star., 1923-03-24
PASTORS PLAN PROGRAM.
Bi-Monthly Meeting to Be Ad-
dressed bv Baltimorean.

The Pastors Federation OF this city
has arranged unique program for
its bi-monthly meeting next Mon
day morning. They will meet at 1890
am. for the transaction of any busi-
ness, and a t II am. they Will march
In a body to the auditorium Of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church from the session room, where
their meetings have usually been held,
where Rev. DR.. o. G. s. Wallace, pas
tor of the Eutaw Place Baptist
Church of Baltimore, Md, will con-
duct, at the request of the Pastors
Federation. a Passiontide service.
He Will be assisted in the servi ce
by the organist and quartet from
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
of this city. An invitation is extended
by the federation to all
Evening star., 1923-03-24
CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET.
Presbyterial Society Plans Annual
Gathering Next Wednesday.

The Woman's Presbyterial Mission
ary Society of the PresbyLtry Of
Washington city will hold it's annual
meeting at the Metropolitan Presby-
tcrian Church. 4ta and B streets
southeast. next Wednesday. The ses-
sions begin at 10 m. and continue
through the day. The business ses-
sion VIII include annual reports of
the work of the society and election
Of officers for the next year
The program will be interesting,
and two addresses will be given by
Miss Lucy Dawson. general secretary
OF the Board Of Home Missions, and
Miss Julia Hatch, a missionary of
Siam. For the accommodation Of
visitors and guests the ladies Of the
Metropolitan Church will serve a So
cent luncheon at noon. Mrs. Harvey
, irwin is president of the Presby-
terial Society
Evening star., 1923-03-24
SALVATION ARMY NOTES.

Brigadier David Stitt District Off
Ger, will give an address ar the Sal
walton Army. No. >. Corps. eth and p
streets northwest. today at o'clock
on the subject. "Shadowe'' The
evangelistic service will be conduct
ed by Capt Harold Smith.
At the Salvation Army. No. I. Corps
tomorrow morning at II o'clock Mrs.
capt. katherine Bouterse will speak
on ''Intercession." In the evening AT
5 o'clock. Capt. Wesley w Bouterse
will give an address on Others"
AdJt. George Paxton will conduct
service tomorrow at 1890 am. in
social service building. I02 to 116 r
street northwest. He will give an
address on The Way of the Cross" i"
Evening star., 1923-03-24
BEATITUDE is SUBJECT.
DR.. Abernethy Announces Subject
for Thursday PRAYER Service.

At the prayer meeting service
Thursday evening at Calvary Baptist
Church Rev. DIR. Abernethy will dis
Cuas the theme based on the third
Beatitude. blessed are the meek for
they shall inherit the earth"
unique plan will be followed Fri
day evening. April 8. The newly ap-
pointed social committee of the
church has announced a good fell
lowship evening" Light refreshments
will be served
Evening star., 1923-03-24
NEW SERMON SERIES.
DR.. Mitchell to Preach Today at
METROPOLITAN M. E. Church.

A series of sermons has been ar
ranged at Metropolitan Memorial NJ.
f. Church by Rev. DIR. Harry Mitchell,
the pastor. His subjects tomorrow
will be: IL am. THE Place of Christ
in the Kingdom of God" and at s
pm, THE Uplifted Christ"
Other services are: Wednesday, s
pm, Christ in Art" Illustrated serv-
ice.
Holy Thursday. pm, minister will
speak. Service for meditation.
Good Friday, pm, holy COM
munion.
W. Leonard; 1880 pm, pageant. THE
Angels of Light"
Sunday. April s. IL am. DR.. Charles
G. Trumbull. editor Of Sunday School
Times; 8 pm, ordination service, con-
Quoted by Bishop Leonard; PM, DR..
Charles q. Trumbull.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
DR.. DURKEE TO PREACH.

DR.. J. Stanley Durkee. president OF
Howard University. will preach to-
morrow. both morning and evening.
at the New York Avenue Presbyte-
RAN Church. The morning subject is
~ no Is He?" and evening subject
The Gospel as Browning Sang it,"
The sacrament Of the Lords supper
viii be administered Thursday night
81 O'Clock. win Rev Dr. Wallace
tory service will be conducted bv
isev. William a. Eisenberger Wednes-
day at +:30 pm.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
DR.. ISAAC WARD TO SPEAK
Evangelistic Service at Fourth

Special evaugelistic services will he
held i'll the Fourth PresbNteriah
Church every night next week. eN-
cept Saturday. AT 7:45 O'clock. Dr
Isaac Ward. who for three years Vas
first assistant to "Biiy" sunday, VIII
speak each night. L. &. Scheafer
baritone soloist. will sing each night
and the Assembly Male Quartet also
is scheduled for service.
Decision day will be held in the
Sunday school tomorrow morning
Reception of new members VIII bt
observed Easter Sunday morning
Tomorrow night James McConkey OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. will cooperate In the
service
Evening star., 1923-03-24
LENT SERVICE PROGRAM.
Rev. Herbert F. Randolph Will
Read on Monday.

The program for the midday
Lenten services at 1890 o'clock daily
next week at keith's Theater is:
Monday-Speaker Rev. Herbert r.
Randolph; conducted by Rev. A. Z.
Barrows.
Tuesday-Speaker. Rev. W. S. Aher-
nethy: conducted by Rev. W. A. Nor
gan.
Wednesday - Speaker. Rev. John
Erittan CLARK: conducted by Rev. w.
II. Pettus.
Thursday-Speaker Rt. Rev. Alfred
Harding; conducted by Rev. B. II.
Melton.
Saturday--Cantata The Atone
ment." Choir 100 voices. Public in
yited. Doors omen al li-2O a n,
Evening star., 1923-03-24
TO HOLD REVIVAL MEETING

a pre- Easter revival meeting will
begin at the II Street Christian
Church. 6th and ii streets southwest
tomorrow. and continue through the
week. Services every night AT 1:4J
The pastor. Rev. i. A. Cave, will con-
duct the meeting. assisted by J. H.
McCready, soloist and song leader
Tomorrow at II o'clock the subject of
Mr.. Caves sermon will be "The Great
est Verse in the Bible" and at night
he will speak on The Greatest
question Ever Asked"
Evening star., 1923-03-24
CLASS HAS BANQUET.
Musical and Literary Program Also
Is Presented

The annual banquet of the Gallilean
Bible Glass of the First Methodist
Protestant Sunday school was held
recently in the Sunday school room,
the members of the class having as
their guests their wives and members
OF the church. Following the open
ing song, America" and the blessing
by the pastor. Rev. g. j. Hooker. a
banquet was served after which those
present were entertained with musical
and literary numbers.
Addresses We're made by W g. w
Burgess president of the class and
Rev. y. W. Crosby. pastor of North
Carolina Avenue NJ. =. Church
Evening star., 1923-03-24
CHURCH CONTEST WARM.
Junior Endeavor Boys and Girls
in Rival Activities.

A contest is being waged between
the boys and girls groups of the
Junior Christian Endeavor Society of
the Church of the Covenant. points
being scored as TO attendance, orig
inalitS, memory work. missionary
service. sunshine activities for sick
people, etc.
The juniors meet every Tuesday
afternoon at 2:4J o'clock. Children
between the ages of seven and four
teen participate. Mrs Clarence J.
llearoCk is the superb. tendent. The
Leader Of the boys group Is Vlado
Getting. while Miss Frances Green
leads the CAMPAIGN for the girls.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
WILL CONTINUE SERVICES,
Rev. w. A. Bedell to Remain at
Eckincton Pres byterian Church.

lexington Presbyterian church dur
ing the past weei; had daily services.
conducted by Rev ". y. Bodell of
Illinois. and will continue during the
coming week. closing by the pastor.
Rev. H. T.. Brundage. OF Good Friday
night with a sermon and communion
service and reception of new mem
bers. Easter morning the pastor will
hapt!ze children at the regular
service
Evening star., 1923-03-24
PRE-EASTER SERVICES.

Special pre- Easter services will be
held at the Western esbyterian
Church. beginning tomorrow night
and ending Friday evening. when the
sacrament of the Lords supper will
be celebrated. The services will he
held in the auditorium of the church.
and will be conducted by the pastor.
Rev. j. II. Dunham.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
WILL VISIT CHAPEL.

The Bishop of Washington viii
visit the chapel Of the Transfigura-
ton. 18th and Gailatin streets north
west. tomorrow at : pm. to admins
ter the rite Of confirmation.
The preparation for Easter has been
arranged by Rev. J. J. Queaily. vicar
Of the chapel
Evening star., 1923-03-24
RED CROSS MEETING MONDAY

! Tie evening branch of the Red
Cross auxiliary. under auspices of
Eve-girl's Bible class OF the Church
Of the Covenant. will meet Monday
evening in the All-comers class
roam, continuing their work on
EhIldrenS garments. Miss Myrtle
Wood is the chairman.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
WILL RELATE CONVERSION
Man Who Planned Suicide to Tell
of Experience

James Hall will speak at the Full
Gospel Assembly $50 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. tonight at :
O'Clock
Mr.. Hall was converted eighteen
years ago tonight while on his way
to the river TO commit suicide. and
tonight ne will tell of his experience
that night and mis- suCce ssful Chris
tian career that began then.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
PLAN SPECIAL SERVICE.
Will Continue All Rest of Week at

Special evangelistic services will
continue throughout next week ~
Wallace Memorial United Presbyte
rian Church in Petworth. DIR. j. X.
Stewart of Pittsburgh will preach to-
morrow Monday and Tuesday: Rev.
Paul Lanahorne. Wednesday; Rev. j.
A. Campbell, the pastor, Thursday,
aud Rev William Fiscaber2Cr, FRIDAY.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
"H0PED-FOR DAY." TOPIC

The Hop.d-for Day will h. raa
sermon topic OF Rev. Dr. Charles
wood, al he Church of the Covenant.
AT the $50 o'clock Vesper service To-
MORO" afternoon. At the evening.
service he viii preach on The Roy
atty OF NeekueSs"
The immortal Life viii lie the
Lemc upon which Judge William 5.
Norris Will speak at the ChrfStis n
Lhueavor service 1T $40 o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
JURlST TO SPEAK.

Judge Joseph w. Thompson of In
dianapohs will address the men $
class of Calvary NJ. +. Church. Co
lumbia road tomorrow at $50 am.
on the subject, rs Evolution Biblical
and Christian"
Evening star., 1923-03-24
TOBE HELD EACH EVENING
Revival Services Next Week at CO.
lurnbia Heights Church.

Revival services will be held every
evening next week in the Columbia
Heights Christian Church. the pas
tor, Rev. +. ~. Melton. doing tho
preaching. The large chorus choir
will he directed by W. II Book. Spe
cial music of the highest order at
each service.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
FAREWELL TO PASTOR.
Ingram Memorial Church to Ten
der Reception.

Ingram Congregational Church sau
a farewell reception to Rev. Dr
Rhoads Wednesday evening. Appro
PIRATE resolutions extollinE h3- "orI
and expressing regret al his lcavinI
were ados--d. Mrs. Rhoads was pre-
Srcted with beaded handbag.
Dr. Rhoads will preach his fare,
well sermon tomorrow morning AM
will give one Of his Chautauqua lee
lures in the evening. Next week Ii,
leaves with his family for Trenton
y. j, to re-enter the Methodist min.
istry.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
DR.. KLINE TO PREACH.

Rev. DIR. William f. Kline of pbiIa-
oeIphia. secretary OF the general as
sembi%S evangelistic committee. viii
preach tomorrow morning in the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. and in
the evening al the Metrorolttan prs.
byterian Church
Evening star., 1923-03-24
RETREAT Is PLANNED.
Religious Ceremony Will Be Held
in French Tomorrow.

\ retreat in the French language
will begin in 81. Matthews Church
tomorrow afternoon al > O'Clock. Con
ferepces will be given Monday, and
Tuesday afternoons at o'clock, ais"
Monday and Tuesday evenings at :
o'clock Rev. Mr.. Bruneau will preach
this retreat. to which all are invited
to whom it may be Of interest.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
WILL GIVE THE MANSION.

Miss Vcsta NJ. Little will give The
Mansion" by DIR. Henry Van Dyke.
1T the vesper service of the Eliza :
beth Somers Young Womens Chris
tiau Association. 1loi NJ street, at
80 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
LECTURE AT AUDITORIUM

Whatsoever He Doeth Shall Pros
per" is the subject of lecture to he
given by Viva NJ. January in the
New Unity Auditorium. 1926 | street
northwest, tomorrow evening at \
o'clock
Evening star., 1923-03-24
GOOD 1hID1aY SERVICE.

Tho Passion service from noon TO 3
pm. on Good Friday at the Bethlc-
hem Chapel of the National Guard
Will be conducted by the Bishop of
Washington.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
Columbia Heights Christian Church

PARK Road West of Iith ST.
REV. BENJAMIN H. MELTON Pastor
$50 R!trte srnool mothers and babies
hnu- The pastor viii! preach at IL am. and
nm. aud every evening next week 1000
free seats hut the best will be taken by
7:45 Special Christian Eudeavor program
Evening star., 1923-03-24

Regular SGPCIGGS
Every night at Q e'cleck.
Sundays, 8 and 7:sS D. m.
sundsv. March IS, . p.
m, Blue Plains Home for
Aged. Eu3day, T:46 .. m,
Pearl Clayton will speak
on S2nd anniyersary Of
his conversion, Tonight. 8
p. m. at tina Mission. the
Rsv. Vim. A. Bodell. Of
Harrisburg. Ill. former
ly with Rev. VIM. Chap.
man. will spssk. Special
soloists will furnish the
music.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-01
IRISH AMERICAN
GOLF TEAM IN
MAKING

The committee in charge Of the
revival Of the Tatilteann games,
held next August at Dublin, Ire.
land, has invited Capt. e. 3. Carter
Of Chicago, famous Irish chanpIu:,,
to head an Irish-American golf team
to compete against other teams in q
contest over the links.
In order to qualify for the meat.
the players must have been born in
ireland or have at least one Irish
or two Irish grandparents. Carter
was born there and formerly held
the Irish title. All expenses of the
American players will be betrayed
by popular SUBSCRIPTION.
England. Canada, Australia, Scot.
land, Wales and France will also be
invited to enter golf teams
The Tailteann games will follow
the Olympic games in Paris and the
British Empire games at London.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-01

International fences down. His
fielding was phenomenal.
In the meantime, Jacques Four
nier, the rd-hitting veteran first
eacker for st. Louis, had gone into
batting slump. Bottomley was
bought back again from Syracuse
for SIS, 200 and some players and
sent in to play first base for Four
nier.
He hit better than 300 the rest
of the season and played good
enough ball to attract the attention
Of the critics over the circuit.
st. Louis lost Austin McHenry
the great Outfielder, by death
that season, and there was a big
hole to plug up in the garden.
And Hickey gambled on BOttomley
when he traded Fourier for Hy
Myers.
A big gamble. Bigger than he
thought at the time, and he had
plenty of doubts and misgivings
then. For Fourier came back into
his royal own at Brooklyn and bat.
ted like a fiend and played faster
than ever in the field. But Bot
tomley is batting. too.
This pair, the rookie and the
veteran. the traded star and his sue
cessor, hit side by side well above the
$50 mark all season.
Bottomley was among the first
five hitters most of the time, with
a mark of $40, and is only at the
beginning of his greatness.
Quite a boy, this Bottomley. He
worked in the mines In his home
town, as well as just go to high
school, and later he was machiT1ist
That's where he got his bulk and
power and stamina. He's a Sunday
school boy, too.
but am glad they did" The
players like him. and call him "good
old jim" OF course they would
He has a strong face and a quiet
pleasant, kindly, serene way about
him that just naturally wins friend
Illness.
This boy, taking the place of
popular star who had played long
with the team, won his place by his
own good sense and character, even
good nature.
He just naturally hits; he doesn't
know why. His gifts are a good
eye and strong constitution. He
cultivated his courage and his cool
ness.
Il was scared to death when I re.
ported for big league service" Bot.
tomiey declared. If I stopped to
Inquire out a pitcher he'd fan me
while I was figuring. I just hit at
what think / can get hold of.
6ape Adams, Jimmy Ring, Alex.
anoer, Reuther-these veterans give
me the most trouble of the pitchers.
ryan mas more stuff than any of
the Giant Fingers"
A steady. sensible boy. this Bot.
tomley. and these are assets about
g valuable as playing gifts. A great
future looms before him.
Refused by the Texas Teao,a
clubs, peddled to Syracuse for SI 91o
bought back for the equivalent ~
$4,000, he could not be bourht for
$4,000 now. This il the>gamble ana
! glory and fascination of baseball '-