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cutieura soothes Itchlna Scalp.

On retiring gently rub spots of dan
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have a clear skin and soft. white
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1925-04-22
Vegetable Scoops

Even the lowly beef stew can be
made beautiful with the aid of veg
etable scoops, which come in all sizes
INT patterns. They will cut a carrot,
q beet, or potatoes into small pleasing
shapes and when used with Partisan
potatoes n very attractive variety Is
obtained. The French are particularly
fond of using such kitchen implements
and the results are well worth while.
Scientific American.
, 1925-04-22
Refuge IN Silence

A Britt pilot, Alan Gotham, has
completed a flight of 1000 miles
TO India and return without engine
trouble. Meanwhile. the %dissenter who
proved that he couldn't do it has been
PACED I'm vain.
, 1925-04-22
II looks like a case Of make or
break with Selma. Docs she
succeed or fair
ITO DE
Chances Good

Mother. we have been In the
kitchen telling fortunes with -four. mp
pie pnrlngs, cards and things. | am
to hnve trouble with u dark woman"
"Yes, | think yeu'll hear from the
cook"
, 1925-04-22
MRS. WILHELMY
SAVED BY FRIEND
Doctor Advised Operation
Friend Said Try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound First
st. Paul, Minnesota.-'1 was all run
down from overwork and worry, had no

appetite, could not
at night, and
like a corpse.
/ have six children
five boys and one
girl) and did not get
any strength after
my last baby was
born. / was getting
worse and thinner
day. The doc
tor said l had to go
to the Hospital but
thia I coul1 NOT do
, 1925-04-22

A ten-foot boa constructor In n Mexi-
can hotel takes the place Of a house
cat as n mouser and Is regarded no
more dangerous than \ cat.
, 1925-04-22

No ugly. grimy streaks on the
clothes when Red Cross Ball Blue is
used. Good bluing gets good results.
All grocers carry it.-Advertisement.
, 1925-04-22

| m p o s s ! b ! o
IS o m q I hin q"
which no face
cream. massage,
or face powder
can v up or
~beautlfyl II h o
foundation for a
beautiful ! n
simply Is not
, 1925-04-22
Aim Planes

All-metal nirplnnes are being de
veloped for commercial service.
, 1925-04-22
Much MiIk Exported

American cows produced 206. .Oc
pounds of milk that was canned and
sent to other countries last year.
, 1925-04-22

there. and no face treatment can give
II to you. But Increase your red.
, 1925-04-22

FREQ Booklet
Send name and
address TO 3 3. .
Co., ILL., n. y. n
Bldg. Atlanta,
Ga, for special
booklet on the
Blood.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
ofh Stunt Here Thursday Cleveland No,v Alone Top Race
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
TO HAVE BUSY WEEK

Gonzaga al Central, Eastern at Alex.
andria and Tech at Catholic Uni
versity were the high school base
ball encounters scheduled for today.
Western and Central play tomorrow
Business tackles the Catholic Univer-
sity yearlingS at Brookland.
Episcopal High of Alexandria. victor
over the Gilman School Of Baltimore
by 1S-to-2 score. also gets into action
again tomorrow. Dewitt Prep furnish
ing the opposition.
Eastern, at present the leader in
the scholastic base ball loop. en-
counters Business on Wednesday. At
the same time Tech will ne meeting
the st. Adams nine at the latter's
field. Western takes on Georgetown
University freshmen on Thursday.
The Tech Central clash on Friday
should prove to be the feature game
of the week. Tech is leading her old
rival in the league standing at the
present time. Eastern entertains the
Catholic University nine the same
day.
Dewitt Prep and Georgetown Uni.
versity freshmen will furnish the only
home game scheduled for Saturday
Tech plays at Baltimore Polytechnic
Institute. Eastern journeys to Manas-
sas. and ST. Adams completes a two.
day trip to central Virginia when
the Christ Church team is met at
West Point. Va. The st. Adams
tosseres play at Richmond the day
before meeting the st. Christopher
nine.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
RELAY RACE DECIDES
SWIM CHAMPIONSHIP
Br the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. April 27.-The
Illinois Athletic Club clincSed the ma
tional all-around tank swimming
championship of the Amateur Ath-
letlc Union yesterday. The San Fran
cisco Olympic Club was second.
Illinois clinched the 4. A. c. by
winning the 400 yard relay race in the
outdoor salt water tank from the
Chicago Athletic Association.
The San Francisco Olympic Club
was third and the Venice tCalif)
Plunge Association. fourth.
Leaders in scoring were Illinois Ath-
letic Club, 80: San Francisco Olympic
Club. 20, Chicago Athletic Association
20; Brooklyn Central Y. Nj. G. A, IS:
Svenska Sinforbundet. Sweden, l3
and Cincinnati y. NJ. G.. A., l..
Yesterdays summaries:
4oO-yard reIay-Wou by Illinois Athletic
San Francisco olympic CLUB. third; Venice
ICslifJ Plunge Association, fourth Time
High sprIngboard fancy divlng-won by
laAnes. Mann. Fla. unattached, second
Patterson. san Francisco Olympic Club
50-rard free style swim-won by weiss-
muller Illinois A. C.: spence, Brooklyn Cen
tral J. NJ. G.. A. second. sam Kahauamoku
Hui Nalu of Hawaii. third. Time. O.23 5
clation Won hy Stanford University: Idora
Club. Oakland Calif. secoud Neptune Beach
Alameda. Calf. third. Time. ~ ..
Water polo. fFInal standings for nationaI
Illinois Athletic Club. second CHICAGO Ath
lctIc Association, third.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
DEWITT PREP TEAM
TO PLAY EPISCOPAL

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April IL
Episcopal High will meet Dewitt Prep
at base ball on Hoxton Field at 3
o'clock. Both have strong teams.
Eddie Can'olls Dreadnauchts have
signed Mickey kelliher. former Gin
clnnatti Red first Sacker. Mickey will
make his bow in Big D. uniform
next Sunday. kelliher also has PLAYED
with Rochester and Portsmouth,
Clouting for many extra bases
Gainst the Union Printers. the
Drea dnaughts defeated The Union
Printers of Washington Yesterday, 9
to s.
The Cardinals. local amateur cham
pions. were humbled. to >. by the
Herald Harbor nine of Washington.
Alexa ndria High School will play st
Johns College of Washington Wednes.
day at the Dreadnaught Park Today
they are playing Eastern High. Smith
was to hurl for Alexandria.
Golf and tennis enthusiasts of the
Belle Haven Country Club will have
their inning, starting Friday, when
for the first time they will be al
lowed to play on their new courts and
links.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
MIDGET NINE PILOTS
TO GATHER TONIGHT

A meeting of midget base ball man
agers at the Boys Club, Third and &
streets, tonight at 8 o'clock will open
a busy week for Saudlotters who will
perform this season under the direc-
ton of the Washington Base Ball and
Athletic Association.
Juniors, managers and representa-
tives will gather on Wednesday night
at the Boys Club, and on Thursday
the seniors will hold their organiza-
tion meeting. f. V. Thompson will
preside at each of the confabs.
Officials of the sandlot governing
body are not requiring any member
ship fees of the young base ball en-
thusiasts. \ promise to live up to
the rules of the organization is all that
is asked
Leading from the start, the Hess
Juniors triumphed over the Cardinal
Juniors, to ).
Yankee Juniors went 13 innings to
defeat the Southends to l. The
losers will practice this afternoon at
O'Clock at Diamond No. :.
Ontario Midgcts trounced the Hor-
nets, 10 to ). in a Jerry Sport League
game. HouEh of the winners led at
bat with three hits.
Harp Midgets of the Shamrock Ath-
letiC Association won their sixth
straight game when they defeated the
Circle Midsets. 10 to IA. \ meeting
of the Harps has been called for to
night.
Northern Insects, who defeated the
Harris Insects. 90 10 6. will encounter
the Cleveland Insects on Saturday at
Diamond No. !.
Cardinals handed an 1S-to-2 trounc.
ing to the Chevy Chase Juniors.
Smithfield Midgets defeated the Dia.
monds, 10 to I.
York Athletic Club tossers won their
second start from the Corinthians.
! to g.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
SYRACUSE 0ARSMEN
RETARDED BY COLD
By the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Press
SYRACUSE. y. Y. April 21.-Cool
weather early this month retarded
rowing at Syracuse University. and
although five crews have been prac-
ticing daily on the Seneca River for
several weeks. Coach James A Ten
EyCk has not Vet found q varsity
junior varsity or freshman combina
ton that meets his pproval
The first VARSITY shell, in which
Capt. Phifer is seated. is being
stroked by Fitch, while Engrcn sets
the pace for the other. Form and
racing experience are evidenced in
the varsity shells. but the develop
ment Of speed has been altogether too
slow TO please Coach Ten Eyck
One Of the freshman crew combi-
nations, stroked by Tate. Young
ster. has been defeating varsity shells
in short brushes.
The crews are being pointed for
the triangular regatta on the Severn
River at Annapolis. Nd. Saturday
May %. in which Syracuse will meet
the Naval Acadamy and Harvard
varsity. junior varsity and fresh
man crews al the two-mile distance
LengtheninG of the distance of the
Poughkeepsie classic from three TO
four miles was not displea sing.to sup
pOrters Of the Syracuse University
OarSmen. who see greater posSihili-
ties for Generalship in the longer test
Evening star., 1925-04-27
MARSHALL TO HELP
PLAN BASKET LOOP

Election Of George Marshall man
aSer Of the Palace Laundry asket
ball team, to the executive commit
tee of the newly organized America
Basket Ball League, makes il prac
tically certain that the Washington
professionals will play in the organized
court loop next Winter.
Applications for membership in the
league, which was formed last weels
at Cleveland. have been received from
Washington, Baltimore. Rochester. De.
troit Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Ea
Liverpool Milwaukee. Columbus, Bos-
ton and Chicago. The circuit Will he
limited 10 : clubs and each team ac-
cepted will pay fee Of $1,000.
Joseph L. Carr Of Columbus, or
Ganizer Of the National Foot Ball
League. is president and secretary or
the court league, and l.. :. Rose Of
Cleveland has been named trea surer-
Max Rosenblum of Cleveland. George
Halas Of Chica 80, along with Marshall
comprise the executive committee
with authority to determine which
cities shall he represented in the loon
The league schedule will open the
first week in December and continue
through the first week in April.
Evening star., 1925-04-27

Against southpaw pitchers the
llEht-hand- hitting Shirley is Il dan
-erous hatsman, but he does not look
50 good when facing an orthodox
rurler. especially one of sam Jones
lass. IS was demonstrated yesterday.
Mule was all to tho merry on dc
Tense however. the play he pulled in
tagging Pipp At the plate in the sew
enth being a humdlnGGr.
Harris throwing hama still is sore,
nul he proved there was nothing
wrong with his underpinnng hy the
manner i'm which he reached the
counting block from first base on Cos
Jins double in the opening round.
Buckv executed a perfect fall-aWaN
side to beat Wards relay to O'Nenl
Of Taschal's throw.
Having tried everything in the book
10 spike GuSiu's CannonadinG alien
beavers generally are having recourse
90 feeding him slow balls. but Goose
discounted that theory YESTERDAY, for
his productive two-bagger was made
of a delivery Of that type.
Pipp robbed BIuege of a double in
the sixth when he chased back into
right field and made wild stab of
DSsie's texas Lacquer, which neither
Ward nor Paschal could reach.
Harris cNemp!iffed the immovable
object when Witt essayed TO steal in
the eighth. lie took RuelS throw
and, raddlnE the bag. stopped
Whitley cold when the latter crashed
INTO him full force.
PasChal's winning wallop in the
NINTH was the first homer registered
ON the local grounds this season and
Was prodigious wallup, carrying
nearly halfway up into the seats in
the left field stand
How long Judge will he out is prob.
lematiCal. His throwing hand was
badly swollen last night as q result
II tagging Meusel on the line when
ne speared wide throw from Biuege
in the seventh inning of Saturday s
came.
The game was delayed for several
minutes in The ninth inning. when
spectators sifted out of the stands in
left and center preparatory 10 max
Ing a dash for the gates. PlIv can
not proceed while they are on the
h-l7. and if the fans would remem-
h,9 SSis and hold their seats ill the
fnisa tAsis sa4 would he Facilitated.
Evening star., 1925-04-27


The Telephone nine is a promising
aggregation of former high school and
college stars who are being coached
by Chief Myers. we'll known to Vir.
ginia State League fans as we'll as to
local adherents of the game.
J. II. Schul, business manager,
states that the team is booking Satur-
day and Sunday games with unlimited
combinations. Call Main 1900, branch
1886.
Kanawhas went into the lead in the
Jewish Community Center League by
defeating the Ilerzls, 4 to 2 in the
opening game. RiaItos, the third team.
in the loop. handed a l5-to-2 setback
to the Irving Athletic Club.
knickerbOcliers nosed out the Ross
lyn Athletic Club. to ). at the
Georgetown Hollow. Hudson and
Fisher hurled for the winners.
Union Printers got off to bad start
in the first contest of the season, the
Alexandria DreadnauShts taking the
game. TO S.
Cleveland pitched Benning Athletic
Club 10 3-to-2 win over the Wesleys
CherrydaIes outclassed the Fort
Myer soldier nine, il TO 5. on the for
mer's diamond.
Herald Harbor tossers scored over
the Cardinals at Alexandria by a A.
to- count.
Hitting the White House Athletic
club pitchers for lG safeties. the
Shamrocks chalked up an lS.to-4 vic
tory.
Earle Theater base ballers nosed out
the SWanee nine. 10 to 9.
Briehtwood Athletic Club diamond,
Evening star., 1925-04-27
KENNEL AND FIELD
GEO. III. kERNODLE.

II is reported that ma jority Of the
delegates 10 the American Kennel
Club have been sounded out" on their
attitude toward a proposed law pro
hibiting the cropping or docking Of
any dogs and that this measure, which
will come UP at the next quarterly
meeting of the club, will undoubtedly
be passed.
The Kennel Club will be able 10
control breeders. in case this measure
is passed. by refusing registration TO
any dogs SO altered. The breeders of
Airedales. wires. Danes. Dobermanns.
bull terriers and other breeds in
which it is fashionable to either crop
or dock the dogs are wondering just
what breed will lie most seriously al
fected
The law relative to cropping has
been in effect in England for mum
ber OF years. but docking Is stIll car
ried on there.
Frank kidweIrs pointer puppy, Ia
gle Ferris. winner of the Spring meet
here and second in a large field at
Medford repeated nicely by winning
over an entry of Is starters at the
MARYLAND Field Trial Clubs meet in
Baltimore.
Mrs. r. II. Johnstnn's Scottie,
Donald of I2UnCote. annexed y points
at the Raleigh. y. e. show. bringing
his total of points TO I3. His dam,
RavenhuTsL Patricia. also owned by
/ Mrs. Johnston. was the winning
bitch over her kennel mate, Patricia
Of Ruffcote Donald is son OF
Champion FairwOld OTnsay Bill and
is the sire of a litter recently Whelped
at the Rufcote Kennels 10 Warrior
! Wee Meg.
j. Allan Koffar announces that his
imported wirehaired terrier Benedict
Wonder. viii make his American debut
at the show of the Devon Dos and
Horse Show Association on Decora
ton day.
Frank y. Leach reports TWO litters
of bull terriers by his Champion New
coin Comixit. a litter of nine to New
coin cleo and n litter of eleven to
Newcoin Design. The Newcoin Ken
rels have recently sold and shipped a
BUN terrier bitch OF show caliber TO
! Dr. Harrington : Dickinson, well
known English bulldog fancier at
Green Valley, Pa.
Evening star., 1925-04-27

week with the exception of Chevy
Chase, where games will be PLAYED
daily. The winning team Of each
ground will play the winners of every
other ground for the interpla vground
championship of the non shool league
The &c" Club track and field meet
this year, as far as the girls are con
cerned. Is their second annual al
though it is an old and well estab-
lished event for the boys and one of
the most important athletic affairs of
the District. The coed section Of tHe
track meet still being in its infancy,
very few eligibility requirements have
been necessary. the one outstanding
qualification being that each girl must
be in good amateur standing.
If at all possible, it is preferred that
she represent some club or school
However, the track committee will
gladly accept unattached girls. Those
desiring to compete may obtain blanks
from Norman oyster. 24O0 Sixteenth
street. All applications should be
filed with him by May 6.
The 80 and 15 yard dashes and the
440-yard relay. four girls to a team
will constitute the girls program.
Last year the Triangle Club. under
the supervision of Miss Whiting, cap
tured first place by winning the relay
and placing second and third in the
IS yard dash. Although even keener
competition is anticipated this Spring
the Triangle girls expect TO make
good showing. These girls. led by
Clara Alderton. president, have been
out some days now praCtiCing for the
events
Evening star., 1925-04-27
TUNNEY BACK EAST
IN FINE CONDITION
ny FAIR PLAY.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Gene Tun-
ney is back from the West looking
big as a house. comparatively speak
ing, but strong as a bun and hard.
1t is not likely that he will weigh
less than 1S6 pounds when he steps
into the ring against Tommy Gibbons
next month AT present he tips the
beam at over 100 and he says he
never felt better or more confident to
wade through a hard bout.
There is talk that both Tunney and
Gibbons will surprise those who are
looking for conservative actions from
Two conservative boxers.
OF course one has to discount the
Dragging of managers, but even so
there NAV be something in Eddie
Kane's statements that Tommy Will
go right after the ewmarine and
make every effort to stow him away.
But if Gene will only get over his
fear of brittle hands, he is not unlikely
to Jump in and try to take the play
away from Gibbons. No one is more
courageous than ne. mellldHS VI
physically.
Looking Tunney over today, the
writer could not find a mark TO show
for the American light-heavy cham
pion's 10 ring career. But, IN TINS
respect. ne has nothing on GIBBONS:
Roth men know all the ins and outs OF
the ring game and the bout could be
quite a colorless one with both men
Watching each other closely and
calling on every trick of the game TO
offset the leads of the other.
on the other hand, with Gibbons
ready to do as his manager says ne
will. and with Tunney as belllcose as
he was against Carpenter, the hGht
could well be a merry one.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
SHRINE AND GR0TT0
WILL BATTLE AGAIN

Base ball between teams represent
ing the Mystic Shrine and Fallipolis
Grouo again Will be the feature of
the annual Masonic field day at
American League Park on Saturday.
June p.
The fund realized at the game this
year will he applied not TO the en-
dowment fund of the Eastern Star
home. as in previous years. but 10
the erection OF badly needed chill.
drer's dcrmitory at the home. A
100000 gate is expected
General admission will be so cents.
with box seats selling at 81. The
latter Will go on sale at SpaldinS's in
a few days. Mail orders for tickets
should he addressed to the Masonic
Field day committee, 1908 II street
Uniformed bodies from the organ
izations partiCipating in the game viii
he present and offer many added a.
fractions.
Evening star., 1925-04-27

ers opened their season with a win
over the Lansburgh nine, Is to 4.
Comforter cIubmen were defeated
by Fort Washington, 4 to 3.
Holding the Aloysius Club team
scoreless until the final inning. Fort
Humphreys tossers trounced the J.
streeters, to .
Senior champion Linworths. who
turned back the Lafayettes, & TO ],
are after games with unlimited teams
Call Mrs. Rock at Franklin 700.
Mohawk clubmen took the measure
of the Northers, s to 6.
Dakin famed nine Modoc batters
when the Yankee Athletic Club nine
copped> the honors. II to j.
Mount Rainier Seniors had an ca sy
time defeating the Seneca Athletic
Club team, Is TO 9.
Pullman Athletic Club base ballers
held the Eastern Athletic Association
nine, TO 0.
Shreye Of the Ballston nine hurled
his team to a l7.to.0 victory over the
Falls Church team.
tlston pitched for the Shamrock
Seniors. when the Harps made their
wins five straight by defeating the
Shawnee Athletic Club of Georgetown,
10 to 6, in a seven-inning contest
Abbate, McCathran. and O'Brien led
at bat. All members of the Shamrock
team are requested to attend a meet
ing at 529 Eleventh street southeast
Wednesday night
Leslie kunz, at 1929 u street, is
booking games for the Maple Leaf
unlimited team of Georgetown
Evening star., 1925-04-27
ALEXANDER AND OWEN
SHINING FOR HARTFORD

IimR1ie Alexander. former Dread
uaueht outfielder. and Lem owen. acc
of Silver Spring pitching staff for
several years. are performing with
Hartford Of the Eastern AssoCia ton
and from press reports are putting NJ
stellar exhibitions.
Alexander, batting third in the line
up and playing in the outfield ha~
appeared at bat ~ times. connected
for { singles and sacrificed once
Two runs have been batted in by the
husky AleXandrian. In the field
Alexander has made nine putoute
and thrown ont three men trying 10
advance on hits into his field.
Lem owen. who led the Hartford
pitching staff last year. pitched his
first game of the year Saturday after
noon, and set back Albany in 4-to-
game. Owen allowed but three
hits. walked two and struck out one
man.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
MAJOR LEAGUE CIRCUIT
CLOUTING TAKES SLUMP

Home-run hitting last week fell he
low the standard set in the openinc
week Of ma jor league base bail this
wear as "Gabby" Hartnett of the Chi
CaCo Nationals added two circuit
blows 10 his previous total of five
and continued to set the pace in both
circuits.
Myatt Of the Cleveland Americans
occupies second place with four
home4s.
National League players have
racked out As home runs, while those
of the American League have collect
ed as
Evening star., 1925-04-27
PROPOSED SWIM MING
CHANGES REJECTED

NEW YORK. April 27-Three new
aquatic rules drafted by the National
Collegiate Athletic Association were
rejected by the intercollegiate Swim.
ming Association at its Spring meet
ing.
These were the revised breast-stroke e
requirement for wide opening of the
knees on the kick, the reduction of
the value of the thrown goal in water
polo from 3 to ? points. and the elimi-
nation from the standard list of rec
ords all marks by those for events on
the championship program.
Delegates from Yale, Princeton,
Pennsylvania, Colu 0ia, City College
of New York; Navy, Rutgers, Brown
and Amherst were present.
Evening star., 1925-04-27
LIBERTY A. c. CAPTURES
PAIR OF GAMES EASILY

Liberty Athletic Club tossers out
classed both opponents in their two
games over the week end. The Yam
kee Athletic Club unlimiteds were
handed an S-to-1 setback and the Man
haitian Ail-StarS received a I4-to-3
drubbing.
Sunny Kremb pitched in the five
inning gentest with the Yankees and
allowed but two hits while striking
out eight batters. Parmele held the
Manhattans scoreless for four IN
nings. allowing but two hits DuIin
was nicked for two more in the five
innings that he worked. Manhattan's $
runs were scored while Dulin held the
mound