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WARDMAN.
wMLYs-KNIGHT.

WH4LYS-KNIGHT.
PAIGE SEDAN, 1926
door. 5-pass.. purchased new
about 2 mos. ago. Needless to
say this car is equal TO new in
every respect. 25eo discount
from present delivered price.
lVILI.YS KNIGHT. 6-cyl.,
model Go, 1925, coupe-sedan;
newly painted all new tires;
carries new-car guarantee; big
reduction in price. Year to
pay.
Il BUICK ROADSTER, 1924
Master 90 beautiful, brand-new
EDuco paint Job; FIVE brand-new
tires and in tip-top mechanical
condition. Very attractively
priced.
DODGE SEDAN, 1924; looks
and runs like new driven only
1000 miles. $3.50 you will adj
init Isl low when you see this
car.
HIPMOBILE, 1928 TOUR
ING Completely ovefhauled,
new tires, expensive paint job;
an exceptionally good value at
$3.50. Year to pay,
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ID23---Just overhauied: new
tires: reasonable Can Adams 2262-J after
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PEERLE
YOUR PPORTLNI1'Y
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE E.

+ :
1924 Studebaker sedan 495 1
1924 Auburn special tour SOS
1925 Peerless coupe ,705I
1925 Olds De Luxe sedan 745I
1925 Ford sedan SEQ
1928 Lincoln 5-pass sedan,
Iudkins body.
1925 Hudson Sedan, 81
pass, new tires o05
1926 Jordan line 8 sedan i ,495
1925 Peerless sedan, 6-cyl 4 ,7951
1924 Peerless sedan $50
1924 Peerless coupe $50
1924 Dodge coupe 5O
Buick 4pass. coupe $50
1924 Chevrolet coupe 95
1928 Peerless 4-pass. SPIT. z95
1928 Peerless sedan y95l
1924 Cleveland sedan $50
1922 Peerless Berlin limo. 395.
1928 Hudson sedan. 49,
1925 Peerless pass. cpe 095
1928 Hudson coach $50
DODGE sedan W lg5
1924 Eillys knight sedan ISO
1924 Flint coupe /oO
Il 10
+ pE ER L EssS MOTORS 90.
I = " x - u xsSSs ii3 1 NJ ~ 09S0s
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BUTCKS-New and used on display ~ En-
erson e Orme. Connecticut ave. ealeeroOm.
Liberal terms: your car an trade. Fr. $3.50.
III s. Gaddes 1915 Conn. ave
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BOARD YOUR DOG in new. up- to-date kennel
Settlers and smaller breeds. $40 per month.
Larger breeds. SIS. Pure food. fresh water.
shade. large exercising yard. the best home
and treatment yutIr dog can Oi,tail. and only
Huntstone Settler Kennels 1902 Wis. ave.
Chevy Chase. Nd. Phoee, cieye G0SW.
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Cats Boarded-DogS Clipped.
DR.. H. A. LoCKE'S
TO-, JIRVINfI sT NV col. So
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sxcsptionai aisei car. traded on larrer
issodei5 don't fail % see this II interested IN
i III NV. Na1(h 6ss6 0pen evenings aSe
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GAS ENGINES ONE To-
ZIP. WHITE &. MIDDL f
TON l-CYLINDER; ONE
lS-H.P. FAIRBANKS MOD
fI.RN. 2-CYLINDIsR: BOTH.
ENGINES IN FTRST-CLASS
CONDITION. II. G. GRAGGs
MEG. 22S X ST. S.W.
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BUICK, sport touring excellent condition:
cord tires: take. light car in trade; bar
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HUDSON. SPEEDSTER. latest model same
AZ new: low u1fleage khaki top, balloon
tree maroon paint Job. bumpers front and
rear. seat covers and several other extras;
best looking car in washington. party tax.
ing IN Just the unpaid notes. $bAg. ~
months to pay for Ii. trade your car N. see
Mr. Springmarn Peck's Garage, 2lt2l 9Th
Al n w. AlNRHa. 0pefl. le.. y -.
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y uRNI,TgIR.E

ings.s Everyth,ng YOU waai Tor Iour ounce.
WASHINGTON SALVAGE Co.
Furniture Dept. 80 Sth 81. NM
VACUUM CLEANERS. = only,
regularly SIS; genuine Sweeper
II ac Cleaners fully guaranteed !:
$50 each. First come first
served. Carroll Electric Co,
Inc. IA 18th st. NV.
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STUDEBAKER,
l706 and I'LL 18th.

4 u. 8
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
WE SELL
OURSELVES
WITH EVERY
USED CAR.
1924 Jewett coach $3.50
1923 Studebaker touring. 400
1925 Overland touring. 8. 800
1928 Oidsmobile
brougham 49, 400
1928 Chevrolet touring $50
1928 Stearns- Knight tour. 600
1925 REQ coupe l,150
1924 REQ special touring. 800
1928 REQ sedan ... rs
1922 REQ coupe ... 600
1925 REQ phaeton 675
1924 Buick sedan ..s.... $50
1924 Studebaker touring $50
!. Several used trucks of.various
makes and bodies.
Very Easy Terms.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
THE TREW
MOTOR CO..
aAlihSS s .i i4lh. NJ l 4 Y:
NEW SAL. ESROOM FOR I
II ONDITICNED
CIIENROL ELS AND FORDS'
1923 Chevrolet touring very low mileage:
many extras; this car is IN perfect condi-
1925 Ford touring practically new; over ..
sized cords, many extras: has had the best
1929 Chevrolst ssdanette. b.pass:. abso.
ssly xSs sss:c; 4. every respect eod sres
1925 Ford Tudor sedan, ! excellent bal,
i1ToushSus; upholstsry me new: $500: S
I'D 1ss ssy o D. coupe 'DlsHd'd 'A'0s
ss sSs Rs ssEs 's sas ssS
1893 Ford coupe. repainted excellent me-
EchanicM condition 100
1925 Chevrolet delivery new express
body oheapi
painss motor osssSspIsd many NAN mics d
| eerEice in the carr $3.50.
Al guaranteed 80 days
1927 i4tl ST
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PICK YOUR CAR
and
BRING YOUR DEPOSIT.


rs Why's knight sedan. $9o5
81 Nast, roadster 600
"a Oakland 4WB sedan 65O
rs Ford coupe. 5OO
,23 Hudson sedan, reiln-
ished ....... o5O
rs Nash roadster thew
guarafltee) 49,. ! ,lUO
"a Late Dodge. refnished. SIS
"a Tudor Ford, refln-
ished 49,. .... 2OO
"a Nash touring AS
"a Buick, reinished. 60O
'23 Olds Red Sport $50
234 Nash special sedan,
new car guarantee: ,25C
"a Chevrolet special coupe. 3S5
"a Oakland 4WB. $500. 40C
"a Nash touring 55C
rs Oakland 4pass coupe. 9OC
rs Dodge sedan. 3yC
~ Chandler Dispatch LOG
IN Lexington Anstead. l25
"a Studebaker sedan, "spe-
cial," bargain, Al con-
ditiol ....5.. OF
'23 Jordan, Jr.. 55C
WALLACE,
MASH DISTRIBUTORS
1909 r ST.
Remember the Address.
MAKE ROOM SALE
or SELECTED
JTSEI CARS.
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re KecOfllillefld lJur
Advertised Cars.
1925 Hudson Brougharl $3.50
1925 Chryslcr Roadster. $50
1925 Huprnobile Touring 675
1925 Chandler Sedan ~. US
1925 Ford Coupe. 800
1926 Chevrolet Coupe $50
1926 Chevrolet Sedan 600
1924 Buick Touring $50
1924 Nash Roadster Y. $50
1923 Ca kfand Coupe. 500
1928 Essex Coach .375
1922 Maxwell Touring. 200
~ Months Id Pay
IIA wilkins II gA SFl MOTOR 4
GOMPsAS Inc,
Conveniently Located.
i33S-l337 18th ST.
Main $3.50.
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NEWRY. APT 40 IlIIS 9Th ct. n ". Cool
front room ami: continuous hot water:
private family: for one or two gentlemen
or couple Frank. 8S36-W Saturday, or be-
fore 8 or after Sunday. . 2
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LIVE sT0CK ANn CATTLE.

cow, fresh. for sale thorough bred Jersey;
not registered: bill calf. weeks old. mi
calf Listed Frank Swofts Farm, Wheaton
I'd near { Corner. Nd Phone Ken. IN:
is.
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VICTOREEN-SUPER

with following equipment Radiola, 100.
speaker II. G. A. tribes loop. Abe batter
les cabinet stand with battery compartment:
MUST I've so!d innIed atey: real bargain N03
9th n.w.: pDaH evenings Frank. G31O,
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1913 FAIRMONT ST Nw.-LarKe room
next to bath. continuous hot water. elec,s
free phone service near l4th and 18th ~.
car lines; t0Tgentlenan. $50 month. Ph0ne
Adams O906. ls-
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RENT Roo,Is-FuRNIsHED

e415 18th ST. N.W.---0m all car lines; az
tractiyely furnished room next TO bath:
cleo. large closet. contintiotA hot water
block Adan1s 47a4
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NASH ROADSTER. late 1871: 1906 pllcQ
paint Job: guaranteed see Eh0mas. 80
9Th 81. las We sefIlls.
Nash SEDAN. 1928 special six 5000
miles: SI.2B0: $3.50 cash new cafe pettect
seonlii ton act Quickly Phone CleYe, MI
5csg rllaiSSSatee feffSis. Al 4 Aspen n. flsws
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1888 r ST. N.W.--Elegantly furnished
rooms on second and third floors in up-to.
IS apartment entire floor of rooms and
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NOTICE THESE SPECIALS,
oidsnobiie 3 speedster, late model q I. 800
Chandler sport model touring -. .ss.s., 200
Essex 4-eyl. coach. -. - Y. !, 20
Chandler touring -. ~. Y. ~. & .sS lbU
Cole touring ii. ~ !. I. 4. "a y = J1Q
Stutz roadster &. x ~ sf NH, I'D
Liberty roadster. -. -. 4 :. y 20
Hupmobile tourings I'll $50 4 2bQ
c S.sE Ssean s. iin,o1.ile assss
DodEes and Buick tourings $50 = NJ
Plenty others 81 equally low prices:
ROBERT HERS0N.s AUTO EXCHANGE.
.FORDS FORDS FORDS.
q Tudors u. Il. N. L. $1,000 up.
3 Fordof Sedai1s .,t. .. DUO @
3 COupes y. w. 49,. /. $3.50 10 yU So
b Runabouts $500 .iss.-.s.s 1R.VO &.
IA Tourings .s.s8.as - n. Z. 0Ou !.
3 Trucks 3 49,. q. $50. 1910 II
! i BsiaSssIs:S ro,;,i,,s h. 1888
new. sss Is as. -
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FOR FARM AND Garden.
REGISTERED SWISS TOGGENBERG MILK
goat. Gentle. hornless easy R R15Esr; s sTY
& atheffral ave- Pofomac Heights q. G. e
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DOGS. PETS. ETl,.

FOR SALE-t0 ponies. two 4-wheel ouggles.
harness saddles and brides. VIM. bsrr
I511TTITF PUPS DeaiItifully marked. 3 mos.
49, nars IN Gfaa .,Ild 81 u e. 1Se
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Ourisnail IlevroIct Sales co.
62s III
oIsll;lS sA
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! y 7 y II Z u 9 LZ-NINNJs
Male and. female both registered abom
ready for breeding; cash for both SIS
Phone North S423 or 1909 Caroline st
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rees,Ilarly seryiced I'm Nash station. 4 rood
tires and spare tpholsteFy a.leafl: kOga.
fine luDfing and E0od running car; fully
enllfpned with bumpers and other aecessprs
les: terms can be arranged with respcnsi BILE
naTfvs viii take ST 900. or good small car
rs,rferabiv roadster In trade rs part pay
ii,ert cali Clarendon S8-J-2s between p
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1921 JEFFERyON PLACE N.W-LarEs
2nd-hoor front room: bay window southern
exposure: near bath: continuous hot water;
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8 CHANDLER 1879 metropolitan sedan: cost
over s.. 3T5: will sacrifice for $I62 under
blue book price See Thomas or Montgonl.
err 1893 14th 81. NV: terms.
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1900 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Y.Wt-For mo
torfsts or tourist parties or by the month:
large. airy rooms; connecting bath: twin
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EOR sALE-AUTOMOBIIES.

AUBURN 1879 SEDAN New paint: very
goo1 condition.. Price. $3.50. Franklin Mo-
tor Car Co. 1908 Conn., ave. or 1914 F st.
. n Nnrfh 3a&I
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POI1ITRY AND EGGS.

WHITE WYANDOTS. splendid condition
very cheap beautiful, Buttercitp chickens
bargain: selling out: act quickly. Mrs. u
KilgnL Mt jackson. Va
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13g 18Th ST NE-Large room IN apt
with kitchen privileges: suitable for lady in
once: every convenience; $50 Call 70
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papered large room quiet we'll kept con
tinuous hot water. electricity, Nphone. ele-
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SEDAN. 1926 denaoastrator::
fully equipped: terms. Call Adams 1917.
CHEVROEET COUPE. late 1925; new bal.
ln0ll tjree (IIkc wheels and extras: good con
dition: terms or trade. BIB 10th 81. NV.
CHEVROLET TOURING 1924: best Of con-
kOn1a Park D. c. lSs
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CHANDLER TOURING. 1928: run 4 600
Dnco paint in a very pretty blue. real
value 1T this price. SITS. H. 3 Learya u.
& Bros. 1921 18th ct. NV. North 6S26s+
Omen evenings and SuUdayR
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CHANDLER ,7-PAss. TOURING. 1g2I-This
car. though y years Gid; has only ben ..:,,
Verify this: has good rubber. ETC.. Anyons
can &c, double their n9gnSy = %9rsh IN e. f9ls
1903 Conn ave or 1914 = 81. NV. North
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IN BEAUTIFUL large new, detached home;
acreage in Rock Creek: towering oaks: very
exclusive: family Of two young. Clev
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1926; clean a. q pin:
. saving of over 1926. See Thomas, 1853
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BUICK TOURING-New paint, ROYAL cord
tires: one of those good old model KS. A
quick cash sale desired. 6l6 10th ne.
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1868 COLUMBTA RID N.W-Front room.
twin beds dresser; also single room: both
adjoining bath; ami; clean. refined home
ranflanan only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17

CADILLAC 81 Imperial: inclosed drive Sc
dan Limousine: splendid condition mechan-
YOUR car as part payment. See Mr.. Hines.
Lincoln Sales 1I32 Conn. ave. Main 1850.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
OTIS ELEVATOR REPORT.

NEW YORK. April Is Op.-otis
Elevator Co, reports net income of
$I,363,20t for the first quarter of 1925
after depreciation, Federal taxes and
other charges, equal after per cent
preferred dividends to $3.71 q share
ON the $17,012,S common stock.
This compares with $1,152,S43, or
1916 share on $16,649 800 common
stock in the same period last year.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
VOTE ON RETIRING STOCK.

NEW YORK, April IS ON.-Stock-
holders of National Cloak and Suit
Co. will vote at a special meeting
May on a proposed retirement of
:! 800 shares OF preferred stock, teav-
ing outstanding $6,924,700 of that
issue
Evening star., 1926-04-15
KEYSTONE TIRE LOSS.

NEW YORK, April 10 Op).-Key-
stone Tire and Rubber Co. reports
net loss of $4,000 for 1925 after de.
probation, interest and taxes. COM
pared witch net loss Of $277.853 the
year before.
Evening star., 1926-04-15

Funds Immediately available for. second
trust notes on D. G. and nearby Maryianu
property SEQ Mr.. Read. Local Agent. ct
william X. Hartung q Company
1IOS 10th Street NV. Main 37&
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Money 20 Loan

Secured By fret deed Of trust on reai estate
Prevailing Interest and con,mlsMon.
Joseph |. Weller %2S %,S wash ss,h L = IfvHss
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Lightning Hits Twice,

In three cities of the United States
women now fill the important Federal
position of collector of customs.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

The Middle Atlantic event is -.
added. 5000 to the Diegel bank roll
hole affair. while the tourney which
yesterday was 3Shole event. Diegel
set A dizzy pace in the morning to
top all the professionals with mark
Of 6s for the difficult Rolling Road
course. and lapsed into medocriry II
the afternoon. running his score ur
to sh. His 3ehnle card. however, was
good enough tn nose out Fred Nc
l.eod. diminufive professional from
Columbia Country Club of Washing
ton, by one shot
Mcleod Misses short Puts.
Had not Mcleod missed a couple OF
three -footers. he might TODAY he the
Maryland state open title holder. The
field yeSterds Y included several OF the
leading New York professionals in
addition 10 the pros from Marylan nd
and Washington clubs
John Farrell Of Quaker Pidee and
Eill Melhorn of New York are among
the professionals who are contestinc
with Diegel today for the Middle
Atlantic title and the S2.300 in prize
money that goes to the winners.
Four Washington professionals fin-
ished in the money yesterday in the
Maryland open. with Mcleod finish
ing second t0 Diegel ut 149. Arthur
T. Thorn Of the Town and Country
club. moved into tie with the re-
douhtahle Bobby Cru 'ckshanll of New
York. Emmett French Of Southern
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Pines. and Glenn Spencer OF BAlti-
more for fourth money at 1882. while
Tommy Armour of Congressional
drew down eighth money with 1888.
and Bob Barnett of Chevy Chase was
ninth with 1874.
The ether Washington entra nts
finished we'll down the list. with
George J. Voigt Of Rannockburn
leading the amateur contingent with
cards Of. 81 72-l59, Scores Of the
other Washington players in the tour
me- follow:
Eddie Towns. Indian Spring. So
7S-l5s: Sandy Armour. Cnneression-
al. sl-79 -1s0: Mel Shorey. Potomac
Park. 90-S1-171.
Stars Withdraw.
Such fine players as Ralph Beach.
professional at Burning Tree: B.
Warren Corkran. Paige Huftv OF
ConRressional Jimmy Thompson OF
Hermitage. and Warner Mather Of
Rodgers Forge withdrew from the
tourney yesterday. All are playing
In the Middle Atlantic event today.
Mcleod. as usual. was mirror
Of consistency yesterday. The little
Columbia pro scored "a in the morn
ing round. six shots behind the fving
Diegel. and registered Is In the after.
noon. A 15 made in the face of a
harrage of missed puts. to end
shot back of the man who was runner
up to Walter Hagen in the profess
sional match play championship this
wear
Evening star., 1926-10-22
Leading Grid Games Tomorrow

Louisiana College VS.. Louisiana Nor
NAL at Pinev;lDe
Virginia Seminary VS.. Greensboro
At Iynchburs.
Milligan We. King at Mill;gan.
NewberTy We. I~nOir at Newberry.
Rice VS.. Texas at Houston.
Southern Methodist We. Texas Az.
giles at Dallas.
Spring Hill We. Little Rock at Mo
bile.
Texas Christian vs.. Oklahoma !Ag.
gies at Fort Worth.
Tulsa VS.. Philips at Tulsa.
Oklahoma City University VS..
eatEerfOrd at WpatherfOrd.
Texas College We. Wiley at Mar.
shall.
Baylor VS.. Howard Payne at Waco.
MIDWEST.
Michigan VS.. Illinois, at Ann .Arbor.
Chicago VS.. Purdue at Chicago.
Wisconsin vs.. Indiana Mt Madison.
Mississippi va. Drake at DpS Moines.
NOtrp lDHme VS.. Northwestern at
Evanston.
Kansas va. Nebraska at Lawrence.
Iowa VS.. Ohio State ut Columbus.
Minnesota VS.. Wabash at MinnpapO-
lis.
Iowa state VS.. Missouri at .AmeS.
Idaho VS.. College of Idaho at Mos.
COW.
North Dakota VS.. South Dakota
state at Grand Forks.
North Dakota state VS.. st, Thomas
at Fargo.
South Dakota VS.. Nebraska Wes-
ieyan at Vermilion.
Ohio University VS.. Cincinnati at
Athens.
Kansas Aggies VS.. Oklahoma at Nor.
man.
Michigan State VS.. Lake Forest at
East Lansing.
81. Louis University VS.. Boston Col.
lege at st. Louis.
Butler VS.. DePauw at indianapolis.
Toledo We. Bluffton at Toledo.
Marietta We. Wittenberg at Spring
field.
Marquette VS.. st. Mary's at NIiIwau.
kee.
Western Reserve VS.. Wooster at
Wooster.
Albion VS.. Kalamazoo at Albion.
Case VS.. DeniSOn at Cleveland.
COe VS.. Parsons at Cedar RapidS.
Detroit We. John Carroll at Detroit.
IDe> MOines VS.. MOrningside at Des
MOines.
Dakota Wesleyan VS.. Huron at Hu.
ron.
Illinois Wesleyan VS.. Carthage at
Bloomington.
Kansas Wesleyan VS.. Washhurn at
SaliRa.
Lacrosse VS.. Milwaukee Normal at
Lacrosse.
Illinois College VS.. Monmouth at
Monmouth.
Ohio Northern VS.. Ohio Wesleyan at
Ada.
WEST.
California We. Southern California
at Berkeley.
Oregon We. Leland Stanford at Flu.
gene
Colorado We. Utah at Boulder.
Washington VS.. Washington State
at Seattle.
Montana va. Montana State at Butte.
Arizona We. New Mexico State at
State College.
Wyoming vs.. Utah Aggies at Lara.
mie
Pacific University VS.. Whitman r.
Portland.
New Mexico VS.. Texas Mines at Al.
Western State VS.. brigham Young
California Aggies VS.. College Of Pa.
elf" ut Davis.
Colorado Aggies VS.. Colorado Col.
lece at Fort Collins.
Denver vs.. Greeley at Denver.
Occidental VS.. Whittier mt Occitleu.
tai
California L. (S0uthern Branch) VS..
Pomona mt Los angeles.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

She ended the match on the seven
teenth hole. defea ting Mrs. Won
Steinner by and l. and having a
1 on the last hole for a card Of ~
over the last nine. She was out in
50. due to an II on the long seventh
hole. where she took 4 shots to get
out Of a bunker. Extremely accurate
approach putting. which left her
little to do around the cup. aided
Mrs. Haynes in achieving her semi
fnal victory over Mrs. Won Steinner.
for time after time Mrs. Haynes long
puts left her ball on the lip Of the
cup.
The match was strictly an uphill
affair for Mrs, Haynes. however, for
Mrs. Won Steinner exhibited much the
same type Of steady game that won
her second round match against the
skillfnl Effie Bowee. Mra. Won
Steinner was in the lead until the
tenth hole. turning l up on the for
mer District champion, with Mrs.
HAYNES winning the tenth to square
and the fourteenth to 60 into a lead.
She lost the fifteenth. however. and
the match was again square when
Mrs Won Steinner laid her dead
stymie, with Mrs. Haynes long ap-
proach putt lying within 1s inches
Of the cup.
Mrs. Won Steinners pitch to the
sixteenth was short, while Mrs.
Haynes played a great shot to within
feet Of the hole, winning with q
part 4 to 5 for Mrs. Won Steinner. The
indian Spring player should have won
the seventeenth. but lost it instead.
when chip shot was yards short
OF the hole on the uphill green and
she took three puts to enable Mrs.
HAYNES to win with 4. Here again
Mrs. Haynes laid long approach
putt on the very lip Of the cup and
tapped in the 4inch putt that won
her the right to play in the nnal
round. Mrs. Morrow. playing at
90 gait. won from Mrs. Jean Jones.
the Virginia State titleholder. on the
sixteenth green by \ and Z. Mrs.
Morrow clearly demonstrated her
superiority over Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hedrick OF Washington
lost in the semi final Of the second
flight to Mrs. Everett r. Jackson on
the last hole. when Mrs. Jackson
holed a 4-yard putt for the victory.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Ilk HSSoAfdthOh'
last season there developed
friendly feud on the alleys among Al
Gardner, who bowls in the Masonic
circuit when he Is not managing the
Convention Hall establishment: Eber-
sole and Pop Evans. Although some
supposedly decisive matches were
bowled with Ebersole not being listed
among the victors. he has an idea
that this is his" season and is bent
upon renewing the struggle.
So Eddie will be the nrst to vel
come Pop-with glad YOU are
back" greeting In the right hand and
a. bowling challenge with no condi-
tions attached in the left.
Last season there was hit of quih-
bling over conditions. Both Gardner
and Ebersole contended that Pop
Evans competed in the threecornered
matches wearing a type Of bowling
shoes clearly outlawed by all ethics
of the sport. but both are willing to
let bygones he bygones and aver that
Pop may bowl in his bare feet-if he
cares to take such a risk.
IT seems that last season Evans
shoes were equipped with skids of
variety that automatically stopped
the wearer at the foul line. provided
he began his slide al point previous
iv marked on the runway. Not hav-
ing such shoes. Pops opponents were
too prone to glide across the black
line and az a result had many fouls
rallied against them. That so di iscon
certed them that they were unable
to do their best bowling. they con-
tended.
However, both Gardner and Eher
sole-especially 'Ebersole. who failed
to break into the winning class last
sea son in these special matches--feel
that they are in fine fettle right now
and that Evans. having been off the
drives so long while trying to show
the people of Philadelphia and vicinity
how to have a good time during the
Summer. may use his gaused-skid
footgear, magnetized head pin. shotted
bowling ball. or any trick device, and
still be dozen pins behind them.
In fact. Fhersole Is so keen for a
renewal of the three-way rivalry that
he is almost willing to allow Gardner
Evening star., 1926-10-22
NORTHERNS ARE DRILLING
FOR SOUTHERN PREP TILT


old a stiff workout tonight in prep
Southern Preps at Washington Bar
o'clock. in one Of the opening games
series for the city's l50-pound title.
face on Brookland field. at Michigan
lock. in the other series battle.
especially wants contest tomorrow.
The managers number is North
2S43-J.
Perry Props, who took the mea sure
of Highland A. G. gridders. are after
game tomorrow. with 115.pound
outfit. They have the Tidal Basin
Field from 5 to 5 o'clock. Columbia
1881 is the Perry mana gers mum.
ber.
Mohawk Pewees are to practice this
afternoon at $40 o'clock at Fifth and
l. streets southeast