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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
BOBBY WALTHOUR
MAY OUTSHINE FATHER
By the Associated Press.

lew YORK March of fathers the
NJ
bicycle by the Georgia Whrlwnd OF
entered weeklong
second and he
injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL HI. DIG.
President Izaak Walton League Of America

NUMBER of have been received for information
~ Winter Gulf Mexico fishing will
be friends sketches
article will and will be
the and taking the fish be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
WINS 40 GAMES IN ROW.

PERU, Nebr., March 9.-Peru State
Normal basket ball quint is believed
to have established world record
for colleges, when ii scored its fortieth
consecutive victory by defeating
York, Al to 1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
TOURNEY CUNTS BATTLE
FOR SEMI-FINAL PLACES

EMIFNALSTS upper basket
will be decided the
- for the championship the
the at
scheduled M T.
the Boys Club
Coach the Imam quint houra late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES THIS WEEK

WAMES THTS WEEk.
Tuesdsy-Dsrtmouth at Princeton.
Wedne sda Cornell at Columbia: Penn at
Yale.
Saturday at Cornell; Princeton at
Penn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
JESS SWEETSER TELLS:
Laughable Shot at Brookline

HAVE laugh and Chick Evans
berng the ninth hole Brookln 1922 when
championship Evans and the hnists
close battle of the However to in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09

V7GO. Spain, March 9.-The visiting
Argentine soccer foot ball team was de-
feated by the 0alicians, ) to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
CHAMPION AND GIBBONS
MAY FACE TN CALIFORNIA
Negotiations Have Progressed Further Than Many
Supposed-Fans Are Laughing at Boxing
Body for Mistake as to Wills Def.
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK March oAn world waiting with baed breath
VI what answer-f anyack Dempsey makes the New
York Boxing Commissions demand that he Harry Wills.
MEANWHILE the aforesaid world laughing the bull which the
in The
hours whereas under
the boxing law he has IS days.
1t is good bet that the commission won't great deal of salts
other the feeling
that Dempsey sleeve placed there by California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
CORBY AND AL0YSIUS
ARE ON EVEN TERMS

A third meeting between the Corby
Bakery and Aloysius Club basket
ball teams will take place. probably
next Sunday night at the Arcade, as
result of the Doughboys 25-tols
victory last night over the L street
quint.
On even terms now. each having
a perez ntag of 800 In two games,
the two heavyweight quints will be
stalking their all on the third game.
A last-half rally gave the Corby
team the victory last night. Trail
ing 13 to 10. at the intermission, the
Bakers found the basket a number
of times in quick succession and went
in the van, never to be headed, al
though Hook and Ford managed to
deadlock the count at 1s-all.
Capt Nate Sauber, leader of the
winning team, found the hoops for
fYe double counters during the course
of the game, while McNulty and
Frederick, high schorers for Aloysius,
each registered a pair of field goals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
HARLEM s0CCERIsTs WIN.

Soldier soccerites from Fort Myer
were outclassed by the Harlem
Athletic Club eleven, the veteran
team getting the decision by a count
of s to l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09
Kearns Has spoken.

LOS ANGELES, March Jack
kearns manager Of the heavyweight
champion, Jack Dempsey, could not be
reached for comment on a report from
New York that Dempsey would be al
lowed Is days in which to accept the
challenge of Harry Wills. but his asso-
ciates pointed out that Kearns in a re-
ply sent to the New York boxing com
mission had stated emphatically that
Wills challenge already had been ac
cepted and that the records of the COM
mission would show it,
Kearns' reply also contained accept
ance of the Tommy Gibbons challenge
and invited the New York commission
to follow up its matchmaking by act
ing as the promoter of a Dempsey Wills,
or Dempsey Gibbons fight" and mean
while to post the customary financial
guarantee required of promoters"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UOWHFs.
Johannis Mills for McNulty, Ford for Hook.
Scanlon for Dufy.
Court gosls-McNulty t2l Fredericc t2l,
Hook, Duffy. Edelstein t2l Sauber t5l. Cauln
GA Foul goals-McNulty. 1 in 4; FREDERICK.
. in 4; O'Dea, q in l: Hook, in 8: Duhy.
in l. Edelstein, in 81 Sauber. 2 In 3; Johan-
mis-. 1 in 1; Goetz. in =.
Referee-Mr. Deering tColumbia1. Time OF
periods-2O- minute halves.
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ing the ultimatum to Dempsey makes
it appear that political interests are
no longer opposed to a mixed bout for
the title in the Empire State.
Has Fifteen Days.
BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Jack Demp-
sey, heavyweight boxing champion, has
Is days instead of the "a hours pre-
scribed by the New York State Athletic
Commission, in which to accept the
challenge of Harry Wills, negro heavy
weight, it has developed
The commission telegraphed to Demp-
sey Friday that he must either accept
or reject the def within full day after
receipt of the message. The boxing
rules OF the State commission are very
clear on this point and Commissioner
Farley stated today that the body had
no intention of depriving the champion
of his legal rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09

Trrmonts and the l25-pound Boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-09

Last Saturday night, teamed with
another youth, Freddie Spencer. the son
OF an accomplished father became the
hero of the throngs at Madison Square
Garden watching the end of the last
race of its kind the old structure will
know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
CATCHING LEAKY CASKS
DRIP HELD NO THEFT
Momentous Question Decided in
Germany After Battle in
Four Courts
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. December 21.--A legal
battle of eight months duration in
four German courts has been neCes-
sary to decide whether a person who
catches alcohol dripping from a leaky
barrel Is a burglar.
Trainmen of a freight train bound
from Berlin to Warsaw detected the
leaking barrel in one of the cars. Not
wanting to see the alcohol go to waste
they caught the liquid in their beer
pals. They were arrested before the
train reached the Polish border on
charges of burglary. A fourth
August Pohl, was charged with re-
ceiving stolen property because one of
the men had filed his pail.
The first court acquitted Pohl and
convicted his companions. On the ap-
peal the Supreme Court ruled that
liquid dripping from a barrel was any
body's property isasmuch as the
owner would lose it anyway. No theft
was committed and hence Pohl could
not be charged with receiving stolen
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
MONTE CARLO
By E. PHILLIPS oPPENHEIM X1S ss r.. g oac.
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
VSll0 Reg. U. 8.
"a Patent Ofncs.

be something more than that III it.
Sheer eloquence only appeals to people
VINO have imagination themselves, but
they tell me your congregations are
drawn chiefly from the most difficult
of all classes-small shopkeepers and
clerks, and girls who work for their
living III the city"
Il don't think it's Il matter of elo-
quence at ALL" Philip Gorse declared
thOuShtfully. There are other men
preaching today to whom | couldn't
hold Il candle. L don't think it's even
earneStness alone. Earnestness, per
haps. coupled with sympathy. You
see" he went on, peeling IA peach, Il
am all the time trying to live in
thought with my people. The series
of sermons ] am just finishing is a
series which l call Lies Day by Day
Problems
Pretty difficult to tackle some of
Them" Lord Edward, who had never
been called upon to face a problem
in his life, sighed.
And the smaller they are the more
perpleXing sometimes" Marston OBJ
served
"A mans financial difficulties, for
instance GorSe continued, the diff
1iculty of making both ends meet and
putting a bit on one side on the aver
age salary. That Il subject they can
all understand. Trouble with the
wife--a little fed up with too much
housekeeping and too little pleasure.
perhaps. That's another. Discipline
of children who are growing up and
have ideas of their own. You've no
notion how many perfectly everyday
problems there are with which man
in moderate circumstances can lind
himself confronted during the week"
There was little murmur of APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
I\STALLMENT |.
\ Problem Presents Itself.

= lR HARGRAVE WENDEVER
baronet, country gentleman, and
for Il brief space of time q noted
81 figure in financial circles, loung-
Ell against the mantelpiece in
the waiting room of a famous Harley
street physician on a wet January
morning. amusing himself with an old
copy OF Punch. He was a tall man,
inclined to thinness. With a long, lean
lace, bronZed complexion, and gray
blue eyes. The hair around his ears
was CRAVING a little; otherwise he
scarcely looked his 80 years.
He was alone in the room--a some
what alien figure in the Somber en-
Elronment, for he had all the appear
anCe of perfect health. and 1t was OBJ
viouS that he shared none of the nerv-
GUS antiripationS which so many of Sir
James Horridge's patients experienced
in that atmosphere of waiting. Never
theless, it was with an air of content
as though relieved of a brief period
of boredom, that he responded to the
buffers summons and passed into the
consulting room. The physician-a
thick set. hard iawed man. with keen
eyes and heavy, bushy eyebrows
looked up at his entrance, nodded. and
pointed to a chair.
Sit down, Sir Hargrave." he in
vited. what can | do for you? You
don't look as though there were much
wrong with YOU
LAS a matter of fact, l don't think
there is" Wendever replied, making
himself comfortable in the patients
chair. Il took a toss Il fortnight ago
hunting. chose the wrong place in Il
thick hedge. and came down rather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
BRITISH SAILORS TURN
TO CIGARETTE SMOKING
Old Raw Leaf Soaked in Rum Ap-
pears to Have Lost Favor
on ShipS.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
LONDON, December 10.-British
sailors are turning from old raw leaf
tobacco, soaked in rum and rolled up
in Irvine. to the cigarette.
When the Prince of Wales made his
recent voyage on the Repulse, 1.300,-
600 cigarettes We're sold. according to
d. Kennedy, manager of the canteen
There were but $50 pipe smokers
among the 1900 men in the ships
company.
Sailors follow one another very
closely in their choice of smokes" he
said. But the fashion changes mys-
teriously from time to time. On this
voyage of the Repulse those who did
not roll their own cigarettes concen-
trated on two of the three very popu-
lar brands, quite ignoring the third
There was a run on a well known
high-grade cigarette as soon as the
men got shore leave"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21

ANARlES-We guarantee every one before
h"v leave the store. beautiful singers. also
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Danes Colonize Greenland.

Two colonies of Danish farmers
have gone to Greenland to make an ef-
fort to engage in farming on protita-
bic basis. The colonies will be at Lin
denow and at Scoresby Sound. Danish
sovereignty has been recognized in
Greenland by all powers but Norway,
and last year Denmark and Norway
made an agreement settling Norways
claim by giving it certain commercial
rights for a period of 20 years. The
agreement ended a controversy last
ing for centuries that started because
Norway claimed original explorations
in Greenland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21

probation. Hargraves lips parted for
moment in what seemed to be a
smile-a smile, however, which still
contained more than a trace of bitter
ness.
Il will present you with a problem
which occurred to me today" he said.
You three represent entirely different
points of view You shall each give
me your ideas. Surprising that for
some reason or other a man like any
one of us four. prosperous, healthy. in
good odor with the world, were sud
denly faced with the termination of his
career. in say six or eight months
time, how should you, supposing You
were that man, spend the interval"
Copyright 1925. by +. Phillips Oppenheim) }
Continued tomorrow
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Guarding Forbidden Area.

Arriving at Bender. a StrateGiCal
frontier post on the DmieSter. | met
genial Rumanian ma jor who took me
To the old Turkish citadel which over
looks the river. As We discussed the
guarding of the frontier an interesting
incident occurred. Everything APP
peared peaceful and from where we
stood we could hear the church bells
Of Tiraspol. Il town in Soviet Russia.
There was no one in sight except. on
the Russian side of the river, d few
peasants sleeping by the waters edge
while their oxen walloWed in the mud
DIV shadows.
Suddenly two red soldiers. accom-
panied by a wolfhound, came out of Il
neighbOring copse.
That's curious" the Rumanian ma
ior observed. Usually they visit this
part of the frontier only in the early
morning"
Meanwhile the peasants heard the
soldiers approaching and hastily took
to their heels. The area adjoining the
river is forbidden territory. The sol
dicrs fired two or three shots over the
heads OF the peasants as a warning.
The effect of those shots on the Ru-
MAJ MAN SeEtTieS was instantaneous.
At once a bugle sounded and five min
utes later the Bender garrison was on
parade. This incident convinced me
that The calm along the frontier was
only on the surface.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
ACCOUNTANT.

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A Rodin masterpiece. "The Gate of
HE'LL which he modelled. but which
never has been cast, will soon be in
possession of the French government
as finished work through the gen.
crosby of a rich lover of the arts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
.BESSARABIA SCENE
OF BITTER RIVALRY
Russians Resentful Over Its Pos
session by Rumania-Hos-
tility Along Border.
BY WALTER COLLINS.
OF The Star and the ChicaS
Daily News.


Daily News
kISHINEN, Bessarabia. November
20.-FOreiGners visiting Bessarabia, Il
danger spot in .JutheaStern Europe,
are regarded with deep suspicion. y
favorite device of bolshevist spies is
to pass themselves off as visiting
newspaper correspondents. Before
leaving Bucharest. therefore. | took
the precaution to get an official doCu-
ment stating who | was and what |
was doing.
This document did not prove alto
Gether efiicacious. for many Bessara-
bian soldiers and policemen cannot
read. On the whole, however, | had
astonishingly little trouble.
Railways are few in Bessarabia, so |
hired an American automobile, and
with a Russian baron as chauffeur
started from kishinev ON a 1o0-mile
trip along the Dniester.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Cont'I.

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Smuggling Over Border.

The following day | was asked to
make a nocturnal trip TO Soviet Russia
y Jewish fur dealer was going to try
II land some manufactured goods III
exchange for Russian furs. When the
sun went down We set off for the river.
\ small fishing boat manned by two
Russians awaited US and with muffied
oars we rowed toward the Russian
side. My companion made his living
by smuggling.
Lately, however. trade has been
bad" he said The Russians are very
viGilant."
After half an hours rowing we came
close to the Russian shore and wills
tied a special tune that should have
been answered. As no one came. we
drifted down the river. hoping that
our signal might still be heard. In
stead we suddenly saw the bayonet OF
Il soldiers rifle.
As we reGained the Ruma Man shore
my smuggling merchant bitterly re-
vsled the Rumanian and Russian gov
comments for closing their frontiers
and running honest trade,
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