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from something else. than a fault of
poise or balance.
Bobby was a natural mimic. He
could initiate others as we'll as Stew
art. and he gave many a quaint little
exhibition for the delectation of his
father and his fathers friends. A pet
delineation was of one Judge Broyles
a quick sort of player who liked to
carry his own clubs. The judges
finish OF a stroke was a divided sort
of effort. AS soon as the ball was
struck he let go OF the club with
his left hand. reached for the golf
Evening star., 1923-11-04
ROD AND STREAM
BY Perry Miller

HE Potomac wonderful
small and big mouth bass But few if
trying for the mamouh upper who
their skill
the local
The plymouth bass of in the
Potomac the Maryland
stand
Evening star., 1923-11-04
RESTRICTION ESSENTIAL
TO FAIR PLAY, HOWEVER
Dissatisfaction Due Mainly to Obscure Wording of
Code and lrregularity of Enforcement. Stars
Seldom Are Violators.
BY SAMUEL HARDY.

HERE doubt that the foot-fault popular
tennis players is the eighteenth
players in
rule adopted after
delegates annual national convention
when the such rule
players who pnazed for breaking the
unusy treated
OF
inside with of his heel line Soon good
only to the netf his snostio
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Hou Bobby Jones Became
Greatest Genius of Golf
STEWART MAIDEN RANKS
HIGH AS A GOLF TUTOR

the professional who has
Miss
championships
Athletic Club
1907
Child
substantially the fne rhythmic
of much of his today
Lake until 1919 he
remained until
1921
Atlanta
teaching probably involves less
a
on
for he desired
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CHAPTER III.
The Mold Of Form-"Kiltie, the King Maker
BY O. b KELLER.

less burning question several million golfers
where Bobby Jones acquired that beautifully rhythmic
has been held
fashion golf Having the champion
homemade golf
all stubborn ubs!we admit
nfantie gohng conped he
rammed He swung Nobody anything
If he golfers playing through the His
taking that he
he former ball player getting enough
And Bobby birthday southern winter
time continued simply plugged
homemade and betm heard his
od mans game"he finally plans
for Of
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ARGYLE CLUB TO START
WORK ON HOUSE AT ONCE

A COUNTRY CLUB now located its
~ decided work Immediately
clubhouse keeping with the nne-hole which
holding of
of the authorized meeting to proceed with plans The
building
to clubhouse No
Evening star., 1923-11-04
HAVERFORD WINS RUN,

HANERFORD, Pa, November a
Haverford College crosse country team
defeated Delaware University here
today, Is to 81. over a three-and- -one-
half-mile course.
Evening star., 1923-11-04

irsfauent OF serial biography
the
oounded the gofng youth,
oren
Of struggle the highest american
by golf followed Bobby
fromth beginning
Evening star., 1923-11-04
LADIES' DUCKPIN LEAGUE
IS STAGING CLOSE RACE

place from the Htoppers
the Independents night in the
opening play the Washington Ladies Duckpn League
Club Mount Peasants lack
and they take three from
Evening star., 1923-11-04

National Bank Of Washington pin
rollers are deadlocked with team No
/ of the Washington Loan and Trust
Company for top place in the Bank
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18
MISS GORBIN IS
WHINE OF
H0NlRS
Four-Y Year Scholarship al
Howard University Awarded
by Washington Times

Charlotte Corbin, eighteen-year
old student at Dunbar High School.
was named today the winner of the
Washington Times scholarship pro-
aviding for a four-year course at
Howard University. With a. frac-
ton of / per cent less than perfect,
she is said to have completed her
course at the high school in three
.and-one-half years.
According to the records of Wal
ter Dyson, chairman OF the com.
mittee on scholarships, Of Howard
University, Miss Corbin, out of A
possible 95 per cent, maintained an
average of 81 ITO.
Miss Corbin resides with her par
ents at 1882 Sixth street southwest.
During her high schooling. she was
an honor roll student in every
semester. and won an award in a
recent inter high school competi,
ton for a composition relating to
the peace conference.
The Washington Times scholar
ship is an annual donation of this
newspaper for the purpose OF pro-
noting higher educational stand.
ards in local secondary schools. It
has been offered for a number OF
years.
The committee on scholarships is
composed of three members of the
faculty of Howard University
They are, at present, Walter Dyson
Ernest Pollard and Leroy Lock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18
WEDD|NGMONTH
AWAY, GIRL
VANISHES
Broken-Hearted Mother and
Police Are Seeking for
Pretty Marie Soldano.

A broken hearted mother. made III
by the disappearance of her
eighteen year old, daughter, just one
month before the girl was to have
been married, is feverishly await
ing news of her.
Mrs. Charles Norcio. III Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, mother
Of Miss Marie Soldano, is seriously
i'll as a result of worry over her
daughters leaving home. Mrs.
Norcio cannot give any reason why
her daughter should disappear. She
believes the girl may have left
home because of dependency over
i'll health. Her sweetheart, Albert
Princitti. Third and G streets
northwest, said that he could give
no reason.
Police are searching the city for
Mss Soldano, but. as she took
clothing with her, it is feared, that
she has left the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18
GAS KILLS PHYSICIAN
WHILE FAMILY is AWAY

While the members of his family
were spending their vacation at
Colonial Beach DIR. Howard M. Ham
bin, seventy-six, retired. of 1920
New Hampshire avenue northwest.
died in the bathroom of his home.
Clyde NJ. Hamblin, a son, found
the body last. night when he re-
turned from. the vacation. The body
gave evidence of having been life
less for two, or three days. A gas
Jet showed that the. doctor had been
accidentally killed when in some
manner it had gotten turned on.
Coroner J. Ramsay hewitt issued a
certificate of accidental death.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18
Belgian Police Dog
A.W.O.L. With Lost
Automobile

Belgian polcie dogs, reputed
watch dogs par excellence, have
proved dismal, abyssmal. abiect
failures, says q member Of the
Sixth precinct, who ought to
know.
Mrs. Ann ReigIe, apartment
403, the Woodward apartments
left her automobile in front of
$40 Indiana avenue northwest
last night with a Belgian police
dog in, it. He was on guard
duty. but when Mrs. Reigle re-
turned he was A. w. O. Il.
As one policeman more sue
emily phrased it: ''She put the
dog there to keep the machine,
but she didn't have any one
keeping the dog.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18
WOMAN HELD IN STABBING
OF TWO COLoRED MEN

Herman Payne, colored, I'LL La
mont street northwest, is dying at
Emergency Hospital from stabs in.
flicted last night in a fight at
First and r streets southwest
Wyman Whiting, also colored, of Jos
South Capitol street, in the same
fight, was treated at the Emergency
Hospital for stab wounds of his
chest
Police say Fannie Finley, colored
702 First street southwest, did the
stabbing. She is being held at the
Fourth precinct. Payne, it was
said, is a janitor at the Lamont
street address.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18

of $4,000 and return of per
cent fixed.
Three apartments and basement,
1886 T street northwest, same val
uation and return as in the adjoin-
ing building.
The Cambria, 1924 Euclid street
northwest, sixteen apartments. A
return of 7.6 per cent is allowed on
a valuation of $57,500.
The Majestic, 1926 Euclid street
northwest, sixteen apartments; rs
return allowed on valuation of
$57 500.
Apartment 4, the Ingleside, re-
duced from sos to $58.
Apartment 10, the Ingleside, re-
duced from $35 to $25.
Apartment 10, the Hawarden, re-
duced from $40 to 500
Apartment 5, the Majestic, re.
duced from $50 to $50.
Apartment 81, the Cambria, re-
duced from $50 to $55
Apartment AZ, the Cambria, re.
duced from $50 to $40.
Decisions on Houses,
Apartment 6, The Cambria, in.
creased from $40 to $42.5O.
Second floor, 1101 Vermont ave
nue. northwest, $3.50, no change.
Second floor, 1907 Seventh street
northwest, no change.
House at 1910 p street northwest
reduced from 500 to $92.5O, fur
nished. Valuation of Sc, 300 on prop
erty and $3.50 on furniture, with net
return of per cent.
Apartment 27, 1929 Belmon,
street northwest, reduced from $50
to $44.
Apartment 80, 1929 Belmont street
$50, no change.
House, 1911 Wisconsin avenu,
northwest, $685. reduced to $50.
House at 214S Florida avenu,
northwest, $115, no change. Valua
ton OF $13,75O fixed, with return o
s per cent allowed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18

equalization OF pay that is directly
ahead of the Personnel Board, de-
creases for many workers are in
volved. The same class of work is
to receive the same grade of pay
in ali departments, and admittedly
this means that many workers,
overpaid as compared to workers
doing the same class of work else
where, are to be "cut."
Hearings will be granted to all
grades OF workers before the class
specifications are finally written,
the board has promised.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-18
Money may talk, bat it
isn't saying much in Ger
many right Ttoa0. PETE.
SIDDoNS PUTS BAN ON
ALLEY HOME CLOSINCs

A decret permanently enjoining
the District Commissioners from
putting into effect the alley-closing
law. enacted September 25, 1914, ia
prohibit the use of alleys for dwell
ing houses, was signed by Justice
Siddons of the District Supreme
Court yesterday.
The decree, which was sought by
Attorney Ralph A. CusIck in be-
half of the Norment estate, re
strains the Commissioners from an,
action looking toward the eviction
of alley jewellers. Corporation
Counsel Francis H. Stephens, ap
pearing for the District Commits
sioners. noted an appeal.