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Evening star., 1926-09-28

6.
Margaret Craig, vice president, who
called the meeting in absence of a
president, states that several impor-
tant questions must be decided and
plans for the coming season outlined.
Washington Athletic Club members
met last night for the purpose Of
electing officers for 1867. Myrtle
Black was chosen president, Estelle
Hearn vice president, Verde Hyman
treasurer, Helen Rawlings secretary
and Betty Kronman manager Of
sports.
Assistant managers in tennis,
basket ball, swimming and track will
be appointed later to complete Miss
Kronmans committee.
Basket ball practice will begin next
month. with two gymnasiums avail
able, Miss KrOnman reports. East
ern High School will be reserved for
the Wash1ngtOnians one night each
week and the Catholic Community
House, at Sixth and + streets north
west, will be the other rendezvous.
Definite plans for practice and the
schedule of interclub games Will be
announced later.
Florence SHADING Of the Capitol
A. G.. addressed the meeting last
night. inviting Washington A. G..
swimmers to Join the Red Cross class
at the =. W. c. A. pool. Several
members indicated their intentions of
following up Miss Skadding's sugges-
ton in the near future.
The final organization meeting of
tba Wa ShinptOD Ladies'. D1lclypip
Evening star., 1926-09-28

). a pass. using the double wrist
motion, 10 q back ii few yards out to
the side.
On defense the center should he the
most oppressive man on the line, and
by diagnosing the plays of the OPP
ponents properly will he a thorn In
their side. 4 good defensive center
will make so per cent of the tackles.
Next--MOre famous foot ball men to
tell you how!
fCopVright 1926
Evening star., 1926-09-28

All members Of the women's Ath'
letic Council Of Washington are urged
TO attend the first Fall meeting sched'
uled for Thursday evening at 1880 in
the Metropolitan Theater Building, S34
r street northwest
Evening star., 1926-09-28

The final organization meeting of
the Washington Ladies' Duckpin
League will be held at the home of
it's president, Mrs. Thomas w.
OBrien, 1S45 Calvert street north
west, tonightat o'clock. Each team
in the league is requested to send
representatives.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
PETWORTH PLANNING
BASKET BALL LEAGUE

Following the successful season OF
the Petworth Senior base ball loop.
Ray McGarrey is planning organiza-
tiou OF the PetwOrth Senior Basket
Ball League. and teams wishing to
join are asked tn communicate with
him at Adams 34S9.
Evening star., 1926-09-28

WHAT THEY HAVE DONE IN PREVIOUS
M0RI ID SERlES.

Herb PennOck.
Y4ar-Team G. W. L. Pct AB. r. II. AVE;
is!s-AshIkstte' 1864 snkses 1899 SSS SSS SSS
Walter Ruether.
l9Ia-Reds SO 1 o 1000 8 90:
I926.-Washn II / ..... 900
sI'sed only as a pinch hitter.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
PAID THIS COMPLIMENT
BY MAYOR OF NEW YORK
Genes First Real Association With Athletics Was as
Physical Director at School-Started Bust
ness Career at $12 Week.

OF q SPrirs Of sir
Of the enetchr rord
Evening star., 1926-09-28

Frank Athey. who has been elected
business manager Of Peck baSketers
for the sixth season, announces that
the team will not represent Peck Me
mortal Church this Fall and will not
play in the Sunday School circuit.
Candidates will meet Tuesday to
choose new name for the team of
which Johnston McAuley. sturdy
guard last year. has been chosen cap
tain.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
APACHES LAND HEARD.

Apache gridders announce they
have secured the services of Matt
Heard. for the past four years n star
i'll the backfield for Mercury eleven.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
WOMEN In SPORT
BY CORINlNE FRAZIER

the High
according RutfAn
l All interested title
- this
Evening star., 1926-09-28

Aspirants for Northwestern courN
quint will hold their initial meeting
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the club
house to plan the season.
Evening star., 1926-09-28

.AnacOstia Eagles will entertain at
a dance Friday evening at Congress
Heights to raise funds for their basket
bah team.
Evening star., 1926-09-28
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convenience OF four or five hour
auto trip rather than do anything to
disrupt the friendship Of those who
had stuck to him.
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h0yv suddenly grasped the fact that
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-31
TH|RD-TERM TALK
GROWING LOUDER
Cameron Adds Voice to
Those Who Are Urging
President for Reelection.
BY j. RUSSELL YOUNG.
STAFF Correspondent of The Star,

WHITE PINE CAMP, y. Y, July
31.--Wfth the arrival of each new
guest at the Coolidge mountain camp
the third term talk is given more
momentum. 1t appears that the
Presidents house guests are all in
accord regarding another term for
their host.
The latest one to declare for Call
vim Coolidge for another term is SEN
ator Cameron of Arizona. who ar
rived at the camp this morning to
remain until tomorrow night.
Senator Cameron accompanied the
President to the executive office at
Paul Smiths and after being closet.
ed together for more than an hour
the former received the newspaper
correspondents in another room
while the President gave his atten-
ton to business.
1t was stated emphatically by Sen.
ator Cameron that President Coolidge
can succeed himself as President If he
so desires. The only qualification the
Arizona Senator made in this declara-
ton was that it all depended upon
whether the President would consent
to be a candidate.
Cameron Is Optimistic.
1t was pointed out by Senator
Cameron that the President is pop.
ular and strong throughout the coun.
try, that the people are anxious to
have him continue at the head of
things, that the President can have
the Republican nomination in 1928
for the asking and that there is not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-31
ARTICLE VII.
BY BEN McKELWAY.

MONTREAL. Quebec.-The question
contribute to the government of this
province by purchasing liquid refresh
ments is one of conjecture alone. The
manager of the second largest liquor
store in the province stated that he
sold $500, 900 worth last year to Ameri-
can tourists. The official of the Que
bee Liquor Commission interviewed
Oh the subject, however, stated, with
an uplifting of the brows and a shrug
of the shoulders, "eet is imposseeble"
TO tell. No registration is made of
the purchaser. The clerk may often
form his opinion of his customers ma
tionality in the few seconds required
for through-the-wicket transaction.
but, according to the natives, the
American and the Canadian from
Ontario often conduct themselves in
very much the same way.
Montreal is city of about 1000 900
inhabitants, and the local tourist
bureau estimates that one American
tourist for every inhahitant will have
passed through the city during 1926.
Every day from 200 10 400 American
cars enter Montreal from the Victoria
Bridge. on the south. More of them
come by train and by boat. Each
automobile contains 81 people, ac-
cording to the method of calculation,
and each of them will leave mini
mum of $S a day in the city. No
wonder the Canadians are glad to see
the Americans! But from every
quarter, policemen, hotel men. tourist
bureaus and even bell boys, they
speak well of the Americans. Their
shoulders rise to a level with their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-31
RY DREW PEARSON.

The tidal wave of anti-Americanism
which suddenly has inundated Europe
has been gathering momentum for
about six years and began long ago
in the more remote corners of Europe
and Asia. According to the observa'
tions of this correspondent, who has
spent FIVE years since the war in 30
countries, almost every people in the
world has at some time or another
since the war heaped upon the United
States the odium for all their couiI-
try's woes. This wave of American
hatred has swept Australia, siberia,
Russia, Japan, the Near East, the
Balkans and now has hit western
Enrone with a force that has reYer-
berated back around the world.
Prejudice against the United States
first became virile, as far as this cor
respondents observations go. III one
of the remotest corners of the world,
Siberia. American troops landed in
yIadivostok about the time of the
armistice to protect the Transsiber-
ian Railway were welcomed with un-
precedented enthusiasm by the Rus-
slams. The United States was re-
garded as the savior of Siberia from
Japanese invasion. But as time
dragged on, and. due TO the deadlock
of diplomats at Versailles, the Ameri-
cans did nothing, this intense enthu-
siasm turned to more intense bitter
ness.
Troops Conduct Hurt.
Unfortunately. our troops, being
human, behaved very much as any
other army when confronted with alb