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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27

NEAR CLARENDON.
5 rooms, gas electricity, cooking range
screens and shades: garage: fruit. grapes
chicken house, :. 81 an acre; completely
$500 down and $40 per month.
z rooms. ami. fruit, shade, u acre:
good location; Price. $500. Easy terms.
broom brick. $4,000.
New 4-room stucco. 81 $50.
rooms. good location. S4750.
New Broom. ami. h w h. S6.s5o.
These are specials and can be bought on
good terms.
JUDSON REAMY,
N Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va
Telephone Clarendon 1892.
Evenings. Clarendon 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
WANTED-FARMS.
FOR SiLE-LOTS.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT SMALL POULTRY
farm. with modern improvements. Address
Rcv PIC. Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPTY.

SALE-INVESTMEN PROP'TY.
K ST. NE. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL,
$1,000; rent. SOB per month rooms. and
SSNTELLA CO. 800 9th st. NV. Frank.
DWELLINGS. RENTING FOR S87. 80 PER
month. Price. So 800.
THOMAS p. BROWN. 615 4 II st. s.w.
F ST. NEAR n. CAPITOIlTWO FRAME
dwellings offered at a bargain price for quick
VIM. Il. BALLARD,
1921 Eye ST. NV.
423 TENTH ST. s.W.-RENTED. S23 80:
bricks and ! frame. ne: rent. 500:
price, $1,000.
Groom house s;w,: biz lot: price. S2.450.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
ColOred Boys 70
Stage Zippy Bout
70 Settle Gl'glGIge

Sport fans VIII he interested IN
late aHnouno "mcut made to ,he
Press this aftes~oor ~ Bobby
Burns Of the ValIv -'ruc company.
VINO has arranged for a boxing
rarlch at tie Imperial Valley Ath-
Irtic c,lD tonight between lis mort
er. John Bel and Harry Mullen. the
shiue impressario Of Fifth ,..eat.
Bobby is ready 10 guarantee that
'A" lol- wiH bc full - blood and
Gi"r. both men bein- coAe.dor-
ably pec"ed over n g-udee Bob
vii! manage his man, ard Will have
Jimmy Applegate act as chief seq
oui ard water bow. Charlie Ferau-
-.a "Hi manage Nallca. with TIanl.
Richardson - second.
The bout viii lc e.. f5Hr r,ands.
ju.n-, one If the contestants is
killed sooner. 80 razore. kaire, Or
hra,s kaurkles VIII be permitted
"Hd the winner Of the scrap will be
Given who,e roast chicken.
Bobby is willing 70 stake his
word that Tie bout viii 6c pu: on.
ald agr fan who misses it is never
going f. foFgivc himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
Horse Stars With
Hoxie in Picture

Scout. the famous horse cf Jac>,
HoXie, co-stars with his master In
''Thc White Outlaw" u Universal
Blue Strcai, western which will &c
IT the Palace Airdome tomorrow
night.
The picture is one Of the mos,
beautiful westerns ever Photographic
cd, eQualling if not surprising any
Of the largest western spcctac'cs III
pictorial spIendOr.
In 'The White Outlaw Tox'e
plavs the part Of Jacl; Iupton while
Scout has the role of his mount.
Among Lupton's ranci,crs j, one
vino delights in aousiHg horses.
Scout rebels and wanders away TO
Death Valley where he joins here
Of wild horses. The horse auto-
imatically takes his position as lead
or Of the herd. Time after time
scout leads the he'd in raids on
corrals, running off horses who Join
liq band.
'.Ios-. Wife, viii be shown
fer tie last time tonight at the
Ar,one.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
PERSONALS

Nr. and Efrs. H. 9. n.,5~ VI.
spend Tie holidays in Les Angeles.
y. \. Shaw W. accompany Sam
Eastman 20 Les Angeles, le2y;n.
lay and returning home ~ oe
Monday.
Jimmy Sharpe All EassI Byrd
plan to take :ieoe weeks tr.r IN
STATE. Leaving tomorrow and gong
north from 81 Die.a. IEeE n,.H -
Visit many coast critics and Il = 1.a
2.-g.a.ts rear ~ The Yosemite.
2irs. T. A. Fa>s and sons came
/ vi from 5lc mountains 1h.> morn
ii Z Intending 10 re:urG tomorrow
night. The expect n l4aya next
week for L. Angeles wlsee Donald
Fess VIII enter lie University -
Southern California.
\. t.. johnson and F'av3 Dillon
ara expected 10 retcrn Monday
H. Atkins of t.a Union 0ii com
raHv. j. Lamc from . two weeks
s-a" IN Long B.aea.
A. !. Barnes =. IS II town fram
san Diego
Iiar1-' stewart of IEoifvii.c. ras
III 7ha o.rv-Eest .r6ay. lie Nas 49,
cenraaiea - ais m7-laf. M.- y.
J. Stewart.
NJ Rose @s,#@=#> ezHa IS -
leave shortly f. q .r. v1ezEs' s.ae
81 i- Angeles.
1fl>~ Dorothy EsaaE> o. ". los.
4 ArlsH=4. Who * = Sis-ar q NJ.
Norman Dapaa-, Is visiting here fer
q short tia.. before entering s.hoa.
a. Tempe. A-.zar.. Se- w5G accom-
lanE DR. Na-.-t 10 Ill. u.aaH-ala~
a"a stay win lrs Iausu- 1T rte.e
r1riG iii IIua->.
1"r@. W. !. NaEna~5, formerly of
this city. 1aw residing In Los IN
lelcs. left yesterday AFTER q visit o.
several day, ia The vale
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
Hindu's Trial Is
Halted For Week

T<,@~ Of Parker Singh for the
Of John b. IIa2er, came 10
q temporary halt at. Riverside yes
terday. following the Introduction
Of several witnesses for the prose
cution, when Judge Conhliug Of
Imperial comfy adjourned court
until next Thursday.
The reason given for the cou'in-
nance is that attorneys for the lie
fe9sa were uot ready 20 proceed
with their case today. and IS there
are tyo legal holidays next week
: Was deemed inadvisabla - re>Hmc
The case before next Thursday.
District Attorney Jtlov. who :
prosecuting tie ease. di4 Ioc re-
turn 80 e Ceutro last uigbs bUt 5
expected lcro lac this afternoon
or tomorrow. The case is being ~
r3 iu Riverside en- change @. ees.-
ae from Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

The wrecl,age Of jhe giant ship,
atrsvn IN the ,orufield5 and woods
of two counties, has been stripped
bare of everything movable.
pilfer Souvenirs
Thousands of souvenir hunters
Swooped down on the taHglcd rig.
ging with saws and hatchets, ripping
and tearing, piifering and wreck
ing.
Thrsc companies of state militia
ordered to the scene by Governor
Nonahcv arrived to find nothing 10
guard except the gigantic motors.
Stationary cabin furniture had
been chopped out and taken away.
The silver fabric of the giant bag
was cut o4 in sections, lengths of
thc superstructWc were envcd and
hacked away and tied TO dusty
automobiles.
Army air service officials were
here from McCook Ficld, Dayton,
Ohio, to supervise the removal of
The motors. These and federal in
s1rumcn}S were the only salvage.
As tie investigation. convened,
statements of survivors that no air
ship yet constructed could have
withStood the terrific force Of the
squall were 10 b" considered.
Vhp Shenandoah Lad never been
baffetcd bv air currents such as cx.
iSted when the bag fell, the surviv-
ors declared before leaving for
Philadelphia.
Tom from Moorings
The gale that tore the ship loose
+fom her mocrings at Lakehurst
las; winter was mild compared to
: terrific wind. Machin-
~ : Mate Lester Coleman said.
We We're forced to battle
gale then but il WIS straight,
steady Nind.' ne said. This time
the Shenandoah was caught in a
maze Of air currents it could not
combat.
Before leaving, the survivors were
rendered m informal dinner by the
cambridge kiwanis clab.
Extreme silence prevailed during
the dinner. Hardly word was
spoken uHtil Lieutenant +. {. Hcnd.
ley, Il ranking officer, arose To
thank the club for its hospitality.
II cannot talk ahou, the Shrnan-
iaah, : Ike said, his voice choking.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
SQUADRON IS ORIEEED
TC TCTT TT SEARCH

NAVAL HEADgTlNTEHS. ~
FRANCISCO. Set - oqradroa
NJ 5 aas-r5re-s q +Ln battle flee
under command II Admiral s. :.
Robinson has been ordered from
Samoa 70 Hawaii 70 assist IN tn
search for the missing PNg,f and is
five wcn. - uaVr department o.
-le.a!s At Washington, according 10
q message received here today by
tar-ain Stanford I. Noses. com
maIder aircraft ,Cgaicous o. the
battle fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
EECoEEE[TS EOPE
CRAFT JOIN N HUNT

NAVAL HEADQUARTERS. St%
FRANCISCO. >cr5. :. - y raeosa-
waadariau fa~ more p,anes and ves-
sis - ac assigned 10 guard 1ae
Kauai clanael u4iea-al tic Aolisf
cH t#e ra=r of naev Officials =.
leaet ii.rpar .Is. Csa~I=..-r John
Rodgers a-s 1is"orer cf four men
~ tn .'.-fs.al r&9-i might have
.E..51.
= ratio ea.-laniea jim received
,e-e r. G:lS o'r!oa., Ills morning
from rl@ hrs.--1cE 10 >s11a~;e
so7rc5s.sc- ra- grace - -. l#,r +l,..>
ren.4.e1 tHa DESTROYER FarIa -=tt
p..eaa5iHr i.4A Speed n isyr,-i.
gate t.e rca.f' = flares sighted -.
tie Hlippsaf@in rear tin Island
If Oahu n Kauai channel iaa.
..-as.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
WRITER RECOUnTS SIIpI'S WRECKACE
CONNECTED STORY LOOTED CLEAN BY
OF AIR DISASTER SOUVENIR SEEKERS
lCout.ued from page /

tN tLt.UtN from page
Yesterday.
4 Specja! board composed of Sc.
yrtt service and r.ilitary ana naval
amhori:jna convened at Ava, Ohio,
near the dirigiDle's graveyard. to
Inspect What was lett Of the
wrcekugr and determine. if poss-
lille, .iu,: .What it was that caused
;he supposedly .disaslcr-proof air
ship TO bceH3l aud crmple like u
toy balloon, s;rcWing its wrcckagc
aad its dead over tWo Ohio cuun.
tics.
Utmost secrecy surround the srs
Sjon> of the inquiry which already
has heard the story OF the disaster
told by Lieutenant Charles T.. Ros
vudaje. navigator. Major &. W.
Coos Of Fort ilavs, Columbus, Ohio,
yEe Of the leaders in the invcStiga-
t.ou indicated there were three dis
,.net lines to he followed in seek
uE thc cause of The wreck.
Lines of Inquiry
They were:
/. That the a;rship cabin caught
On ! tree top rs lie ship cruised
10" ia an effort u fly under the
storm, WcaNenin- the supporting
>teat~ 50 that the balloon snapped
ju tyo.
: That lightning holt that ae.
c"mPanicd the Stornl strQck the
ship and tG&t she started down, at
tempting to land, being blown to
niece> by the gales fury as she
Neared the earth.
>. That violent cross currents
caught The ship and broke her rs
q man would break stick across
his knee.
Tie hoJies Of the dead, including
tha5 of Commander Zachary Lans-
ao"ne. probably VIII be shipped to-
relatives today. Lansdowue will be
b;1ed al Greanviile, Ohio, where
nc spent his boyhood.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
LAD Is SCOT as RIFLE
CATCHES ~ WIFE PENCE

ATTATEP. Ca'if.. S,p-. +.-TIe
first hunting fatality of ,ie dove
hunting s-azs" in the valley oc-
curreI las, Ii-at when ..-cli6aid F.
EiHds died from h3.,e. wound in
his head. Tho boy was pulling f.a
- ca.iort r.ti. through Wire
-.uee s-h-. Ae WIS s..a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

- want to thank you in behalf
Of al of us for your hospitality.
You have helped to lit a keen bur
den from our hearts.
Hendlcy sat down, tears filling
his ewes.
The survivors were then escorted
to their train.
What is left of the skeleton of
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

the Shenandoah will be abandoned
to the curiosity seekers. The main
section lies in narrow valley, hem
med in by wooded lands. Its stream
lines still are dl.tinguishablc in
It's mass Of wreckagc and on one
sidc still biazcu the tri-colorcd in
sigma Of the nation 5 mir service.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
NAVY OFFICIALS
STILL HOPE FOR
CREWS SIJRVYV Al.
Continued from page u

(CoNti2ued from page 1)
a ralo s,s.ioa here during the
.nl2la
T3- T.. s. s wafap .orwHl roliocl
aaat , '#I ~aea Wat a9aear2d 70
He white H1art~ aa the surface of
The >ca. Af,.r stoam'uE Ter an hou~
in -Ic'r Direction thcv disappeared.
Naval authorities here said that
vH#t YVES >.on was possibly the
..v'r .' .fa w,>o. q rho>~horcs-
cont i'.'t f.v visible in Hawaiian
oa-a,s.
l. The as;.icn al Can.ain Moses
rn- r.au. would no. have irffcG
sa fa. # # 1o} net lacn svampa3.
os -na wings would tend - ~ctarr
s.; r~ogre>S.
Tie pa l1j.v Of The flares aam,
iu- 'r.m age a' tae .rUi~ir@ ,'.ns
.y.s also ayg.,ssc3 ~ Ca,taia Nos
Optimistic 81 Ce.-oa. Captain
NJ in summing ~ the situot:op
arising through reports IF flareS
sighted ~ .Ae mine sw5eHer Whip
noarN., laet rig't in the Taaai
.HuHo,. declared -ha: wti1a lo'.a>
# IL +'.cr>' safety SIuG1a not h.
allowed II Ti>e loo high. thovo wa~
every possibility that Commander
John Rodgers ana his crew a. faar
men arc a34Ee AFTER over g. hours
1Is.fr in the open waters.
Believes Men Safe
II firmly believe the men a~e
safe" was the captain : cryntjr
,-7=aH7ort.
.'Aec5ra:a- to the reports from
tie Wh;procrwil! last night that
flares ha3 baan sighted hprroyi-
Gate.v' 2>h miles from the known
~ aHr place q the PNo-I 81 Ala
Ioe~5av afternoon. !, is entirely
.o>s.hle ana probable -l;.t tie plane
nay have 3ri.r.5 THAT 1is.aa-a II
ha Intervening = ho"lS. O. a. -.
lie of , . miles aa aaat.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Tornlcr C4,exico Attorney Here
v. !. G.nde-. "a8 UAlll tas4
months ago was ely attorney ~
CaleXigo, was ia tbs city Today IL
connection with - raHaactiou of
legal affasre at tie coe-= lcesa.
Mr. 6iUdei Is loE located IN Las
Angeles. aHa stated this u rafa.
that the valIev conditions se=u
much better at present t4aa -aes
have for several ysars ras-.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
Davis Beauty PaTlor. Phone 227.

Or. c. J. ffcKen t.tcl-, Cbiioprac-
lor. q Dunaway Didg. Phone 32S
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Z. s. G. Wildman, Chino, San
Bernardino county, has Klordilie
melon that weighs 4ll4 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Swim IN Or wonderful mineral
water. Holtv;L5 Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
Continued from page 1)

-- 49,. -. -
Of he 6;e as>o].ne tanks je:,isonel,
hut hciu.c this ,cuid Ice done,
aratI,r tyeathorou> gust caused the
ship to settle ,a q 25o0 foot alii-
tyae.
In to that time. officers said. the
Shenandoah had a ""j per cent
yhancr of coming out okaN.'
Be, at that momo"t, the final
blow came in the shape Of 4 "twi~
ter" -he presence Of which off
c,,s could not explain and which
na- the balloon back M TO 5000
feet ANA n That altitude the ship
split into three pieces, along ta'
beams. Officers believe the exact
reason VII uever be known. Th1la
wa~ i5~ >ulGer series of CRASHES
back yt The control cabin and the
Shenandoah was q wreck.
Climbed Out OF Car
l.eetcuart Anderson was the oa'v
waa Hau = &c: eat Of the contsa'
,as a5.Nr. He climbed from the 60
lcfa - the "c"t's walk and cluu-
10 = While lie wiaj swept the gea.
u,'a away. Tie gondola, with CyH-
ma=tyr Lan>downe and others m
the ear. cca>h,@ down 35oo fee.
l.aa1a. Oh . Hill. down the side a
wlien ]. reiirI Ia the bottom. K
lg1 all who We're Ia it.
,Iebu }. Hahn, slips cook. was :,
beam NJ. j05 and had juSt pat. ea
rat Of coffee when the ship shot
up ,o The "eeiiing"
Thee mcu-A,Ienby. Cole and
Nuliark-Woge on The beams neX,
TO me, he said.
Hahn landed in The midst of
c'urp ot trees. He said he saw
AlleHtv ,.ugat in .. tree.
II climbed out Of the wreck
age. H"hH sa;d. and bcgaa
shouting: Anybody there! An
H0Gr tlcre
Tinds Two Bodies
~ ,a" answered. 81 went ia
tlo I'LL anal touad .vo hadies oa
the ground. D.c VS. Charley Ma
ura. \ Ieaty joined ne and We
.,el.tt .p Aa.l.ca, who Wa> SOD
,-,azaiu>. hat ha died in car arms.
Then Ne went - house ana
shouted t. -, them if they had :.
telephone, bat rhor didn't and oI-
Tered t. >en5 u messenger en- korse.
u"eE. We started cut to walk il
search or telephone aul tinal.r,l
;t,rr E"'i!a- a r:ae, gaJ an auto
u..a..e ride .ap b ctsyilc
Lieu eHane Anderson told aow IL
>Aln 3a& >al5ei aa during tie nigh.
w;,ao.- .aetaen, a4ril li4Atn.a1
WIS noticed.
- ra> in Tie eaYtgo. ear ws.h
.,.as=agice !.aa>t5wao. hr san.
'' Vim the lightning began and #.x
F".r. .Lot up r. The 1000 foot aIsi-
lai,. Lau>leEa" aae.c,:ed relies
.aL . 2.saliar rara bet before ii
euUit ." laao W. mad settled q
2-37 ts,t ;ad thea shot back gp
~ $500
l. eae Len. -lar me ship e,a,a-
cl ana Anderson ,ras the only cuc
ot tie nine men IA tie cuauol ear
"... ,- aprd alive.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

am the best doctor IN the land.
Superior to aEv monkeys gland. :
got q name-Paul 5 Lemonade. A.
rays ready for yea - Union Stages
depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Santa Paula. Ventura county, viii
hold walnai and products show,
October 2S-31.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

We Serve only No. I steer bect.
New Oregon Cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

2. v. Elsen, Piano Tuner. former
ly of FL Ccatro, viii he in the val
lev September Sth and Oh. Please
mail orders to Press. Box s04. T.
Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Lemons Has New Assistants 7.
Baker, formerly Of Bakersfield and
Los Angeles. has accepted i position
with Coroner 3. T. Lemons and
entered upon lis new duties today.
Mr.. Baker has been in the ru0ertak-
ing business for several wears ani
has worked in several Of the larger
funeral establishments ou tie coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Dance Everp Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

voted . bond l. re FOR q Ligh school
Of $3Og.UJ0.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

= a5s-. ki-er.;5o county. las Go-
-t..9eI % .4of. bean ir.a-.lv. hip
,lrg m ,.e5grt 80 Io- angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
Da us Beaury rarlor, Phone 227

You Have Tried other Omelets.
Now Try Loynds. adv
Pair Sent to Jail-Altrel Os9iz
anl Beuito VALDEZ, convicted -
Brawley of Pcttr lareaaE. were re
ceived at lie county iei. this morn
ing 10 serve terms % ee dav> each.
The sentences vate imposed -
Judge H. B. Griffin. justice II The
peace at BrawIev.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
lights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04

Parisienne BsaD.v shcpps opcn a.
HIEmer. Phone 7s3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
Coins ue-e-A small sup.

Jubilee Coins He-e-A small sup
ply Of California Jubilee half a.
lars has been received il II CcntFo
by the local branch Of the Bank Of
Italy which has ,hcm on sale at
present. inc CONS viii sell for one
dollar, hte government having au-
thorized a premium Of 20 cents ON
each coin in order to dcfray the eE-
penses Of the Jubilee celebration at
san Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-04
NEWS BIE3AksF,
-~Frona City and Comfy.

Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, you pay
me by the month. fred +. Cross,
geo Main g. Phone 359J. FL Cen
,ro. adv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
Still Are Cs Pet nr Big League Pitchers QueH Batting Spree
MASONIC BALL GAME
TO BE GALA AFFAIR

Enthusiasm for the annual Masonic
base ball game between teams repre-
senting the Shrine and the Grotto is
not interfered with in the least by
the drive being staged for funds for
a united Masonic temple.
In past years there always has been
considerable fun making at the ex
pense of the game. This time, ac-
cording to statements made by the
rival camps, a real ball game can be
looked for when the two mines meet
at American League Park on the
prophesies that the Grotto will not
score, and the Grotto, which is made
up of Yelled Prophets and contends
that it's own prophecies are of the
professional kind, says that the
Shriners will never see first base.
In case one or the other of the
demonstrations should go awry,
plenty of other features have been
arranged for the big day. Two or
more bands will be present, dozen
clowns will he making the crowd
laugh, Nick Altrock will be there, the
various drill teams will perform and
a parade of the worshipful masters
of 1925 is scheduled.
AS the proceeds of the field day are
to go toward erecting the badly
needed children's Gormitory at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home, the
Eastern Star women will be out in
fun force and promise to outsell the
men in disposing of tickets, which are
so cents. Boxes go on sale at Spal-
ding'S in a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
MONTGOMERY LOOP
TO START SATURDAY

ROCKVILLE. Md. May 13.-W. II.
Dust and Busey Howard. schedule
makers. have announced the season 5
oates for the Montgomery County
Base Ball League.
Saturday Glen Echo will. play at
Rockville. SILVER Spring. at Dicker
Son and Bethesda at Eoyds.
The other games are as follows:
May 81. .-3s6ckvilIe at Bethesda. Boyds at
:Nas.'Silver Spring at Rockville Glen Echo
at Boyds and Bethesda at Dckerson.
a. bethesda and Rockville at Glen Echo
Is. Silver Spring at Boyds. Glen Echo At
Dickcrson and Bethesda at Rockville; 20.
Dirlierson at Bethesda. Rockville at Silver
Spring at Glen Echo. Bethesda at Boyds and
Rockville at Dickerson
Diclterson at Boyds and Silver Spring at
Rockville afternoon. Boyds at Dickerson
Rockville at Silver Spring and Bethesda al
Kh9 Bdys snd en ch at at
son: IS. Glen Echo at Silver Spring, Boyd:
at Rockville and Dickerson at Bethesda; %
Rockville. Boyds at Glen Echo,
August l. Rockville at Boyds. Glen Echo
at Bethesda and Silver Spring at Dickerson
s., Boyds, at Bethesda Glen Echo at Rock
vile and Dickerson at Silver Spring; 10
Bethesda at Silver Spring. Rockville at GleI
Echo and Boyds at Dickerson; 90. Dickersor
Bethesda at RoeKye spr 30 bicee Tas
Rockville Silver Spring at Bethesda and Gler
Echo at Boyds.
Boyds at Silver Spring Spins and Bethesda a
Glen Echo: morning. Boyds at Rockville
Rockville at Bethesda and Glen Echo a
Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
C. u. AND MARYLAND
MINES BUSY TODAY

Hampden-Sidney' base ball team
was to take the field at College Park
this afternoon against the University
of Maryland tossers. The contest was
to start at 3 o'clock. Hampden-S Sidney
had date with the Georgetown nine
yesterday at the Hilltop, but it was
Cancelled because the diamond was too
moist for use.
Washington and Lee will he at
Georgetown tomorrow for the first of
two games it is to play in this vicinity.
The Generals are to visit Maryland
on Friday.
Catholic Uniyersity's nine has an
engagement at Quantico this after
noon with the Marines The Devildogs
are to come to Brookland Saturday
for return match.
At Georgetown &c" dinner tomor,
row night at the City Club films of
the -Pennsylvani foot ball
game last Fall and the recent Penn
relay carnival, in which the Hilltop
pers were 50 successful, will be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
GORDON AND CHASE
STARRING IN MINORS

RIVERDALE. Md, May 13.-Two
Riverdale boys, Milton Mike) Gordon,
with the Tupelo, Miss, team of the
Tri-State League, and Frank Chase,
with the Laurel. Miss, team of the
Cotton States League. are making
the grade in professional ranks.
Both joined the Mobile team of the
Southern Association this Spring and
showed enough to be farmed out for
experience.
Gordon. playing regularly at short
stop, is showing impressively in all
departments. it is said, his speed hay
ing made a special hit with the fans
who have dubbed him Rabbit. Gordon
is Il former foot ball, base ball and
track star of Washington Central
High School.
Chase is pitching for Laurel and is
reported to be doing well. He for
merly starred on the mound for Hy-
attsville High and other teams in
Washington and vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13

George Sisler hit safely in his TWEEN
tyseventh straight game and Ken
Williams slashcd out his fifth and
sixth home runs of tho season as
the Browns beat the Nationals TO ,
Thurston triumphed over Shocker
at Chicago in 10 innings, the New
York Yankees succumbiug by > to {.
Bob Meusel poled out his fourth
home run in three DAYS
The Indians braced themselves he
hind brilliant pitching by Smith. VINO
kept the Boston Red SoX hits SO wei
scattered that Cleveland took the lie
Cision by to A.
Taking both ends Of a doubIc-hcai-
er with the Chicago Cubs. the Boston
Braves climbed into tie for thirS
place in the National League with d. y
Brooklyn Dodgers, who were iuIteS
by the Cincinnati Reds after a M
inning struggle. The Braves needed
only three hits off Kaufman 10 take
the opening contest by to 0, while
only six hits were made in the second
struggle, which they won to /
Eppa EiXey survived Dazzy Vance
in the overtime enga cement in Brook
lyn. Roush figuring in the closeup
with single which drove home the
winning run. to .. Roush hit u
| home run earlier in the game
The New York Giants took the final
game of their series from the -.
Louis Cardinals, to J. Rogers
. Hornsby upset a shutout for Jack
! Scott by an infield hit in the ninth
| He circled TO third without drawing
a throw and scored on Bottomleys
! single.
After taking the measure OF he
| Pirates, 10 >, in the opening Of
ldouble bill. the Phillies dropped The
! second game, 13 TO s. Pitcher Ring
of the Phillies hit home run wita
the bases fun in the first game