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Evening star., 1926-02-21

Stunned by the elimination of Rich
ards. Tilden and Francis T. Hunter
Yesterday, America today was able 10
draw a crumb of comfort from the
doubles results, which found two
United States teams in Che final round
by virtue of victory for Hunter and
Richards today. The Olympic cham
pions easily omplished the eliInina-
ton of Brugnon and Louis b. Daley.
den and Fred Anderson, the lanky
New York player on Monday.
Van Ryn's Defeat Expected.
Completion of the American singles
rout through the defeat of Van Ryn
had been forecast because of the col
leglan'S brief tournament experience
and of the consistently good tennis OF
I.acoste II remained for Brugnon to
furnish the thrills of the day. His ter
rife service and brilliant vollcying
reached such high point OF effective
ness that Borotra appeared at the
close of the second set to be on the
verge of defeat almost as sensational
as his own victory over Tilden yester-
day.
Although the youthful Van Ryn
brought into play a speedy service ana
q clever net attack, his offensive de-
yeloped few openings in the cool.
accurate placing game Of Lacoste, who
was never compelled to leave secure
position in the back courts.
The Frenchman gained early advan-
tages by breaks through service in
both sets, and speculation on the out
come was confined to the number OF
games the Princeton athlete would be
able to win.
Brugnon Springs Surprise.
Brugnon's stand against his compa-
1riot brought forth spectacular volley-
ing, both players fighting for the net
position in q struggle of brilliant
gets" On a break through service
in the ninth game of the first set
Brugnon held an advantage of o. in
games, only to have Borotra reply
with a counterbreak which evened the
score. Borotra then saved the set. as
Brugnon lapsed into wtldness. Brug-
non made a break through service in
the fifth game Of the second set and
retained his advantage to the end, ac-
ing his countrynan repeatedly with
terrific services. They batued on even
terms in the final set until the tenth
game, when Borotra finally crashed
with spectacular passing shots.
The meeting Of Borotra and Lacoste
in the final repeats struggles these
two players have had In the Wimble-
don and French title tournaments.
Borotra triumphed over Lacoste in
the Wimbledon final two years ago.
only to have Lacoste even the count
in 1925. Honors were even in the
finals of the Paris and French covered
court championships prior to their
present invasion, Borotra winning the
latter event from Lacoste after being
defeated in the Paris tournament.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
TWO SWIMMING MARKS
SHATTERED BY LAUFER

DETROIT, February 20 [R.-Wal-
ter Laufer, 1S-year- old Cincinnati Y.
NJ. c. A. entry, established two new
world swimming records at the
Michigan a. A. L meet tonight
Laufer swan the 200 yards free style
in 2:e2 As. The former record, held
by Johnny Weismuller. was 2:O3.
Laufer's other record was the 100
yards, back stroke. event, his time
being l:43 Is. This bettered Weis-
muller's record of 1:444-5.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
CENTRAL is DEFEATED
BY u. OF P. FRESHMEN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 20.
Washington Central High five could
not stand up against the terrific pace
the Penn freshmen maintained to-
night and lost a hotly played game
by 80 to %.
During the first half the Washing
ton passers ran nip and tuck with
Penn and were only two points be-
hind at intermission, the figures
being IA to IL.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
in L. S. Tourney Final Geogeton Choice in Collegiate Meet
|36 HILLTOP MEN LISTED
In INDOOR TITLE GAMES
Blue and Gray Expected to Retain Honors Despite
Being Greatly Outnumbered by Athletes
From Other Institutions


EW 20Cornel
filed biggest list for the 1926 intercollegiate
and field championships, but Geogetown squad of &c. including
the of the 1925 championship
formidable for the Eastern title here March
coraled 7
last besides both the mile and mile relays and
athletes rolled
this total Willis Sullivan who finished fifth in the mile the only
missing 1925 individual point
The teams chief losses in the relays where Brooks Holden
kinnally of the tle-holding mile
Evening star., 1926-02-21
BUSINESS HIGH BEATEN
BY CAMDEN BASKETERS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 20.
Camden High Schools brilliant at
tack and superb defense proved too
much for the Washington Business
High five tonight In an intercity
clash and the home team won rather
easily, 81 to 26. Washington got off
to fair lead. but its defense later
went to pieces
Evening star., 1926-02-21

only wrong In principle, DuC really
constitutes a financial loss to the
county.
"If the bass were not netted with
all kinds of nets. except during April
and May, which is the closed season.
the tidew9ter creeks Of Fairfax Coun-
ty would be nationally famous for
their bass fishing.
This would bring In hundreds Of
sportsmen who would spend money
for food, lodging, boats, gasoline and
guide service.
The bass caught would be worth
from 81 to 81 per pound to the people
Of the county. where they now bring
80 cents per pound to the net fisher
men.
1T is not theory but q fact-wit-
ness the State of Maine. Years ago
the bass in the lakes OF Maine were
exploited commercially. until they
were almost exterminated. Then the
State passed a law completely for
bidding the use Of nets and the waters
rapidly restocked themselves with
game fish Now hundreds of thou
sands of dollars are spent annually in
Maine by anglers who fish for sport.
who can afford to pay, and who go
where the bass are protected.
L have no AK to grind tor 1 have
practically given up my fishing trips
to Fairfax County, for, in recent years
the bass fishing has been so poor that
the incentive is gone. I now spend
my fishing time and money in sections
of Virginia which are not guilty of
the short sighted policy which seems
to govern our counties on the lower
Potomac"
kemper is one of the best.posted
men regarding the violations of the
=, Ja%i +1 har ,,,
of the country.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
BOROTRA, VICTOR in 1925,
MEETS LACOSTE In FINAL
Former Beats Teammate, Brugnon, and Latter Wins
Over Van Ryn, American-Yankee Pairs Reach
Championship Round in Doubles.
BY The Associated Press.

YORK. February tennis
history players will fight national champion
ship Regiment Monday Rene
Bootra France the And
match will mark
ship a
-color reached the
Richards
6l Borotra
William 1den his
years. jacques 40
Evening star., 1926-02-21
SMITH TO STAY AT HOME.

MIAMI. Fla. February 20 R.-
Macdonald Smith holder of the
Western open and the North and
South open golf titles. will not COM
pete in the British open championship
tournament this year. but would con-
centrate on annexing the American
open title in July, he has announced
Evening star., 1926-02-21
G0NZAGA five WINS
OVER new WORKERS

Led by Johnny Bozek and Capt.
Enright, Gonzaga's basket ball quint
chaIked up a 2S-to-18 win at the ex:
pense of Regis High of New York last
night on the I Streeters' court.
Gonzaga took a six-point lead at
the start of the contest and piled up
a 1T-to-8 advantage at half-time. Riley
was the star for the visiting five.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
INDIAN SPRING DEAL DUE
TO BE COMPLETED TODAY

NDlAN SPRING members expected their
prov the proposal lease grounds
Moore owner OF the property meeting be held this
The matter has been practically settled according
out the deaI iscIose
Evening star., 1926-02-21
WOLVERINES WIN ON MAT.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. February 20
P).-Michigan defeated Northwest
ern. IL to 9, in a Western Conference
wrestling meet here today by winning
six of seven matches.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
EPIPHANY JUNIOR QUINT
EVENS WITH FORT MYER

Epiphany Juniors avenged 24-to-
% defeat, suffered Thursday night at
the hands of the Fort Myer Juniors,
by trimming the Army boys, 43 to IA,
last night at Gonzaga gymnasium.
Epiphany Jrs. t43>. FIT. Myer Jrs. 90.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
BUYS THIRD BAsEMAN,

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, February 20
P}.-The Little Rock Club has pur-
chased Third Baseman Armstrong
from Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
WEBSTER SEXTET BEATEN.

WESTMINSTER, Md, February
20.-The girls basket ball team OF
Western Maryland College defeated
the Marjorie Webster, School of Wash
ington today, 33 to 26.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Lineup and Summary.

URBANA, ILL.,. February 20 R.--
University of Illinois wrestling team
pulled Iowa from first place in the
confelen ence today. with o 9--s victory.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
ROD AND STREAM
BY PERRY MILLER

than applied the Hawes Dill oeore congress
prohibit and of bass both large and
of the evils
favorably
foreign Of which Representative
chairman 1t the House calendar which
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-04-03
IN THE SPRING

IN THE SPRING
 Oh Spring is here
 With grand and smiling
 Let us put our ruJbers on
 And gambo in the slush.
 Two summers and one Winter ahead of us again. Gentle spring Zephyrs and warm sunshine are rapidly turning the sDOW into young streams and SluSh, the buds are bursting O. the trees, ana open seasOn has Deen dec Jared on spring poets. Ihe most confirmed pessinjsts are fOrgett ing the tough winter and are seen abroad with benign count e 'ance and high rubber boots. Sure it's been a tough winter" says one, but it's over, ain't :"
 And what is comparable o an Alaskan Spring? with nature uleruoing herself in one grand apology fer six long months of winter.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-04-03
THE MCCARTHY WEEKLY NEWS
THE

Entered as second class matter. Septem Der 17th, 1918 at the oSt Office. a Mccarthy. Alaska. under the Act D March 3. lS19
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-04-03
Ben Jack son

His Generous Bequest.-"I hear tEat Jones left every thing he had to an orphan asylum
 Is that so? What did he leave?"
 Twelve children"
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-04-03

STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION ETC, REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONG RESS OF AUGUST "A, 1912,
 of the Mccarthy Weekly News published weekly at Mccarthy, Alaska for April 1, 1926. Territory of Alaska.
 Before me, a notary, in and for the State and county afore- said, personally appeared C. o. MarwoOd, who having been duly sworn according to law depoSes ana says that he is the publisher of the Mccarthy Weekly News and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, y true statement of the owner ship, management, etc, of tie aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of August 24, 1912.
 l. That the name and add ress of the publisher, editor and business manager is:
 C. 0. Marwood, Mccarthy, Alaska.
 2. That the owner is:
 C. o. Marwood, Mccarthy, A Alaska.
 5. That the known bond holders, mortgages and other security holders are:
 Nil. (Signcd) c. O. Marwood
 Sworn to and subscribed before lue this 29th day of March, 1926.
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DRAIN LAUDS LEGION
IN SPEECH TO CLUB
Tells Cosmopolitan Veterans Are
Greatest Force in America
for Noble Things.

The American Nation has the best
laws for it's disabled veterans and it's
appropriation for their care is more,
liberal than any other nation, de-
clared Col James A. Drain, former
national commander Of the American
Legion, in an address before the
members Of the Cosmopolitan Club
at the weekly luncheon Of the organ
ization at the Lee House yesterday.
The speaker, after reciting the his
tory Of the formation of the Legion,
stated that 1t is today on the
threshold of the greatest destiny of
any ganiZa ton. The manner in
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which the men and women of today
mold opinion will decide whether the
results of the World War will be
for the better of civilization.
The speaker pointed out the great
force for constructive citizenship sup
piled by the American Legion and
declared without craftsmanship in
politics or bigotry in religion the
Legion stands today the strongest
force in America for every noble
thing"
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sum at the time of the sale. was
recommended to the Senate finance
committee today by the Real Estate
Board of New York
The plan recommended has been in
effect under Treasury regulations
until recently. when the Board of Tax
Appeals held il unauthorized
j. Irving Walsh, president OF the
New York board. who prepared the
memorandum presented 70 the com
mittee, declared that to impose the
whole tax at the time the deed is
given would compel sellers of real
estate to pay taxes on profits not re-
Ceived until years later.
Real estate men fear that enforce
ment of this ruling would seriously
handicap building operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-08
TENNESSEEANS ELECT.

Officers for the ensuing year We're
elected by the Tennessee Society at a
meeting last night at the Strong John
Thomson School, Twelfth and l.
streets.
Lem ReeCe was elected president:
Maj. j. G.. Sims, vice president; John
Lambert. treasurer, and NJ. l.. Woods
re elected secretary
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ton. under the chairma nship of O. b
George, has been instructed to call
another meeting to discuss the local
traffic situation. The call was issued
by the board of governors of the
the orga nization at meeting held
yesterday afternoon.
The committee was instructed to
make an exhaustive survey Of traffic
conditions and was empowered to
take court action against these reg
ulations whenever deemed necessary.
The board also discussed the qtIes-
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ton Of snow removal and highly
praised Commissioner Bell for his
foretfrought and courtesy in calling
conference of business men and
citizens on the subject Executives
and employees of all business estab-
liShments We're urged by the board
to cooperate in the snow removal
plans b. clearing Ice and snow from
the front of their homes and stores.
Patents are granted for a tern of
II NCarS.
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SEEK NEW SEALING PACTS
japanese Write England, U. S. and
Russia-Treaty Expired.

TOXIC. January LP).-The for
Britain, the United States and Rus
STA expressing Japan's desire to
formulate new agreement regard
ing the seal fishing territory, the
present pact dealing with this ques-
ton expiring in December. Ii is un-
derstood experts claim the present
division of the sealing grounds is I'M
fair to Japan.
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M. AND M. TRAFFIC BODY
CONFERENCE is CALLED

Committee Will Make Study of En-
tire Situation Here on Instruction
of yernors' Board
The traffic committee of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers AsSOcia-
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REALTORS REQUEST
TAX BILL CHANGES
Would Have Assessments on
Sales Profits Made on In
4 StaIIment Plan.
BY me Associated Press.

Amendment Of the tax bill. so that
the taxes on profits from deferred pay
nleht real estate sales could be paid
in installments on collections on notes
instead of becoming due in a hlmp
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