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Evening star., 1927-06-21
PIRATES TURN ON BRUINS
TO RETAIN LEAGUE LEAD

two blows in three chances. was the
only Chicago batsman who could hit
him with any consistency. The Cubs
made only 4 hits to IL for the Pirates
off Carlson.
AS though purposely giving the
stage to the Pirate-Cub battle, rain
drowned out the only two other games
scheduled. both in the American
League.
Road trips ending. the Giants look
cd forward to a fat few weeks with
the Eastern teams after meeting many
hard knocks In the West. Meanwhile
their three rivals in the first division
Pirates. Cubs and Cardinals-will be
fighting 1t out largely between them
selves. The Cubs prepared to open a
series with the Cards with n double
header. while the Buccaneers meet
easier opposition In the Reds.
The name of Chief Bender. famous
Athletics pitcher of 10 years ago. was
back in the box scores and the base
ball limelight for a moment, defyinE
his IA years. The Chief pitched a
one-hit shutout for the Johnstown club
of the Middle Atlantic League, of
which he is manager, against the
jeanette. Pa team.
Yesterdays results:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh .... OOOOo30O1-4i II >
Chicago. 600 90 o o % /
r. Meadows and Gooch: Scott. Carlson and
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OFFERS TO JOCKEYS
BEING INVESTIGATED
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 21.--Horse
racing Is the latest sport to be in
vaded by the shadow of scandal.
Detectives are on the trail of three
men accused of attempting to per,
suade two jockeys to slough" a
steeplechase.
The Jockeys are Andy Ferguson and
Fred Thorndyke. who ride for Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Greentree Stable.
On their signed charges. Joseph +.
Davis. president Of the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association,
has ordered the investigation.
I'VE will stop at nothing to punish
anybody who may be found guilty of
tampering with the Jockeys" he de.
clared.
According to Ferguson and Thorn.
dyke, the trio sought to get a "sure
thing" on a race at the Aqueduct
track on Long Island by inducing
them to take" their mounts. Jolly
Roger and Conniebert. For this each
was to get $4,000.
What do you mean. take him'?"
asked Ferguson when the three stop.
ped him on the way to the stable.
Pull him, stop" was the reply
fall off,
Refusing emphatically both young
men reported the offers to their en-
ployers. They declared the men who
approached them were the same who
were suspected of tampering with
horses at Saratoga last year.
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Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Arthur de Kuh.
Italy, won a technical knockout over
Dan Lieber, New Work (3).
ERIE, Pa.-Teddy Blanchard, ST.
Paul. defeated Joey Novak, Pittsburgh
00). Jimmy Ryan. Boston, and Sailor
Larson, Barberton, Ohio, drew Q0)
Freddy Boylestein. Kittaning, Pa,
knocked out joey Bailey, Barberton
Q0).
CHICAGO.-Willie Davies, Cleve-
land, defeated Alex Burley. Canada
no. Billy Bortfield. Chicago, beat Bill
Hall (S).
ATLANTIC CITY, N. Tommy
West Mahan. Trenton, beat Lee An
derson, Chicago (S).
BALTIMORE.-Bust Brown, Bal
timore, defeated Jean Borde, France
d2). Clyde Hull, Galveston, Tex, beat
Billy Alger, San Francisco Q2).
FIGHTS. TONIGHT.
ST. LOUIS.-Fidel La Barba VS..
Mike Brady Q0).
LOS ANGELES.-Baby Joe Cans,
San Diego, vs., Tommy O'Brien C10).
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Wv y - fsHN
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ PLITTING even on their two
game series, the league-lea
Pirates and Cubs turned their
~ batting barrages upon slightly
less formidable foes today.
When the Pirates downed their chal-
lengers. the Cubs, by q to 0 yesterday
they not only retained their narrow
margin of leadership in the league,
but also held the lead in the private
duel between the two clubs. OF ~
games they have played the Pirates
have won and the Cubs 5, Chicago
missing a chance to tie yesterday.
After being outpitched. outhit and
outtielded in the first game the Pi-
rates came back strong for their vic.
tory. To win they needed the best ef-
forts OF their league-leading stars
Lee Meadows. who has won a better
percentage of games than any other
National League hurler; Paul Waner,
who Is setting the pace in runs. hits,
doubles and triples, and Joe Harris,
who has the best batting average.
The decisive hit Of the game. how
ever. was n homer from the bat of
Johnny Gooch. Pirate catcher, in the
sixth with two men on. Hack Wilson
of the Cubs. who leads the league in
homers, famed with three on base in
the third. and Stephenson, another of
the hard-hitting Chicago outfie1ders.
missed q similar chance in the ninth.
Murderers' row was meek before the
slants of Meadows, and Grimm, with
Evening star., 1927-06-21

Nt1ILADELIftlA, June [I.-ltaV
- ing walloped the Nationals 81
easily thus far this season. the
i Athletics are looking forward
to fine time during the three
days that BuCky Harris and his bunch
expect to perform here little mat
ter of five games in three dayE--a
schedule made necessary when rain
prevented the staging of a double.
header at Shihe Park yesterday-is
not bothering Connie Mack's charges
one whit. according to the chroniclers
of their activities.
AS these folk view It. the visit of
the Nationals means a goodly gain In
percentage for the Athletics. Then the
latter can step out to sock the Yam
KEGS in the neck in six games to fol-
low and thereby move nearer the
American League lead. All Of which
is very fine for Philadelphia ears, but
il does not listen so we'll to Manager
Harris. and he has revised his pitching
plans for the series, hoping to prove
false the Mackian calculations
After Horace Lisenbee and Hollis
Thurston. who have been his best bets
on the hill this year. have their filings
at the Mackmen in the dual sketch
this afternoon. Harris proposes to
come back at the local aggregation In
the two games tomorrow with waiter
Johnson and either Fred Marberry or
Garland BraXton.
Neither Marberry nor BraXton has
had much to do in relief roles recent
~, but Boss Bucky thought one or
them might have to be pressed into
service this afternoon. Whichever one
gets the call today-should there he
need for rescue work-will warm the
bench tomorrow. leaving the starting
trick to his brother in the relief busI-
ness.
Using His Best Bets.
This pitching program indicates
that Manager Harris is not doing any
gambling in choosing hurlers until ne
has to take risks. He is shooting what
he considers the strength OF ms
mound staff at the heads of the Macks
right off the reel. The only pitching
chance will be taken in the final tilt
ef the series on Thursday. However.
il the Atheletics play in this series as
well as their chroniclers fondly expect
they will. nothing short of perfect
pitching will stop them.
: Despite the fact that it stands only
q short distance ahead of the Ma
fionals, base ball sharps here have an
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LA BARBA IS RISkING
RING TITLE TONIGHT
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 21.-The
worlds championship tlyweight crown
will be at stake here tonight when
Fidel La Barba, titleholder, meets
Mike Brody of Peoria. H.. in a sched-
uled 10.round bout at st. Louis Uni
versity Athletic field
The champion and challenger both
are down to weight and appear to
be on fine lighting edge.
Interest in the bout has been stimu-
lated by the performance of the Peoria
contender in his victory here few
weeks ago over Jimmy Lucas, the
United States Navy titleholder, in an
eight-round match.
Brody possesses a powerful left
hook and. In the opinion of many
critics here. stands a fair chance of
winning the fyweight championship.
La Barba. however, appears conf
dent of retaining his title.
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THREE BROTHERS FIGHT,
BUT ONLY ONE SCORES
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Nebr., June 21.-The three
Bige brothers. Omaha pugilists. fea-
turing the knights of Columbus fight
card last night. met with only fair
success. and when the final gong had
sounded the familys percentage stood
at 1888.
= In the main event Erwin Bige lost
q 10-round bout to Buddy Mcdonald
of st. Paul, after fracturing his hand.
Merle Bige was beaten by kid"
Hutch in a four-round go.
"Pinkey" Bige chalked up the only
victory, knocking out Freddie Roberts
of st. Paul In the sixth round.
Evening star., 1927-06-21

n I vived his National Circle
wv winning ability and six
straight victories have
| been secured.
He has issued a general defy to
senior and unlimited mines for Sat
urday and Sunday games, and has
his eye on the Independent title. For
games call Lincoln 1892 after 6
| o'clock.
Mertz Lewis. manager OF North
east Motors nine, says his team
failed to appear to meet Hartfords on
Sunday because he had been in
formed that the Barracks diamond
was unfit for play. A game Is wanted
| by the Motormen for July 4, with
some out-of-town team. Write Lewis
at 1116 Florida avenue northeast.
Two strong foes have been carded
| by Liberty A. G. for the coming
week end. Douglas A. c. will be met
on Iowa avenue Fairgrounds Satur-
day, and trip will be made to Sea.
brook, Md. on Sunday. A game with
Senecas has also been booked by
Manager Pop kremb for next We'd
nesday on Sixteenth street Reservoir
diamond.
IsherwO0d A. G. would like to ar
| range games with unlimited teams
| for Thursdays at o'clock, and Sun
days at 8 o'clock on Rosedale field
Manager M. Flanagan has charge of
the schedule. at Atlantic 140S-W.
Arlington Grays are scheduled to
practice today and Friday for their
| game with Annandale, Va. diamond
ers in Arlington Park Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock. Call Clarendon
| 1017-J-1 for further games.
Idle days I'm Capital City League for
| Nate Sauber's Rialtos make 1t pos
sible to meet some outside rivals.
Chevy Chase, Silver Spring, st. Mary's
Celts, Alexandria Busmen and other
teams of that caliber are sought. Call
| Adams 1920.
Hyattsville and Stevens A. c. mines
are scheduled to clash tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock on Riverdale
diamond.
Manhattan Juniors will gather to-
night at the home Of Capt. Stone. For
games with the fast-stepping team
call Atlantic 2530-W.
| Arlington Bearcafs have been
! booked by Mount Rainier for a game
on the Marylanders' diamond Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
With Lefty White allowing Ave hits
and tanning 1S. Capital Traction Co.
diamonders defeated Forrestville. Va.
7 to /. Manager E. J. McKenna,
Thirty-sixth and NJ streets. is seeking
games for the Railwaymen.
Pop Dulin Is anxious to secure h
game for Crescent A. c. for Saturday.
Call Franklin 6925.
Coca Cola Juniors will convene to-
night at 8 o'clock. at 1917 E street
southwest. All players are asked to
attend.
Manager Charles Carric0 would like
to communicate with the manager OF
Caloun A. c. Call West 1905, between
4 and o'clock.
Sam Rice Midgets will not play
Berwyn on Saturday. as scheduled
Evening star., 1927-06-21
G. P. @. CAN CLINCH
HONORS TOMORROW

Government Printing Office nine will
have an opportunity to win the first
series championship of Government
League tomorrow afternoon, when
General Accounts. who are in third
place, are met at SIS o'clock on South
Ellipse diamond.
Brownie Lemeric. veteran of Union
Printer team. is leading the league
with the stick. with a $40 average.
j. Mattingly of District Commits.
sioners is second with 542, and Cor.
bin Of General Accounts is third with
.533.
Evening star., 1927-06-21

N ANY stalwart Eastern High
hu athletes will be lost by grad
uation this week. Foot ball.
basket ball. base hall and
track teams all will lose a
host OF dependable performers.
In foot ball, most of the losses will
be in the backfield: in base ball. the
lniield Will be the hardest hit; in bas
ket bail. several sterling boys will be
lost. and In track. number of ex
ceptional athletes will be missing.
Among the boys to be lost who
have helped materially in bringing
the Light Blue and White to the front
during recent years and the sports
In which they have engaged are:
Burton Langhenry. foot ball, base
ball and track: w. f. Zambreny. foot
ball. basket ball and track: James
(Sap) Altman. foot ball and tennis;
Maurice Brashears. foot ball and
track: Harry Butz. foot ball and track
Robert S. Camera. track and base ball
Joseph NJ. Cosimano. foot ball and
track; James X. Hughes. foot ball;
Melvin Knorr. base ball: Howard NJ
Lovejoy. base ball: Harry (Beanie) Nc
Allister. base ball and basket ball
Sam McGlatherv. track: William
O'Brien. foot ball. base ball. basket
ball and track; John J.. Quinn. foot
ball and basket ball: William T. Ran.
kin. base ball. basket ball; Henry l..
Ronning. foot ball: John Roper. track
Henry A. Talbert, track: Elmer II.
Whitney, base ball: X. T. Ellington,
basket ball. and l.. NJ. James. base
ball.
When GOnzaga's base ball team
takes the diamond next Spring it will
be led by George Garvin. outfielder.
Garvin. a good hitter and capable
player generally. has been chosen cap
tain. He also is a bang-up backfield
performer on the grid team. and incl
dentally will be the lone performer in
that department that will be at hand
next Fall. Garvin is Junior. The
Purple has this Spring suffered ex.
ceptionally heavy losses in all sports.
Base ball letters have been awarded
the following:
Capt. Thomas Fitzgerald. Capt.
elect Garvin, James DonOhue. Michael
Tracy. Thomas Farrell. Thomas Brow
John BoZek. William Nolan, Patrick
Byrne. Madden Mcclure. James Mad
den. Edward Dugan. Albert Farrell
Berkley Mealy, William Augusterfer
and Manager McGinerson.
All members Of the basket ball
squad got the &c" They are: Capt
John Bozek, James Farrell, Thomas
Fitzgerald. James Gahagan. Patrick
Byrne. Thomas Farrell. James Mac.
key. Berkley Mealy. Albert Farrell
Madden Mcguire and Manager George
Kane.
william Fischer, stellar fnfielder
has been voted the most valuable
member of the 1927 senior Dewitt base
ball team and his name has been in
scribed on the Gregg Birdsall Cup
Others to receive big IDS" were: Wes'
ton Byng, Nelson Head, George Por.
ter, Malcolm Trucks. Frank Bastable
Richard Garrett. Frank Hartigan and
Manager Reds Ayers.
These members of the lightweight
nine received letters:
T. Bradley, d. Bradley, Walsh
Erquhart, Phiesser. Cox. McGraw
Huntress, Oliver, French, Roberts and
Sharp.
Louis Brown, foot ball and swim
ming manager the past season, will
not return to- Dewitt next year.
An Eastern High student. Chester
Pyles. who shines in his studies as
well as on the foot ball field. has
been presented with the annual award
made by the Washington Harvard
Alumni Association. Pyles, who Is II
Evening star., 1927-06-21
REDS RELEASE PINELLI.

PITTSBURGH. June Il CP).-Ralph
Babe" Pinelli, infielder. was released
outright today by the Cincinnati Ma.
tionals to San Francisco in the Coast
League. Officials of the Reds an
nounced the release when the club
arrived in Pittsburgh for a series of
games with the Pirates.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
WHISKERY MAY RUN.

LATONIA, KY, June 21 @.-
Whiskery, son of Whisk Broom. I'd.
and Prudery, who has finished on both
ends of derbies this season. may enter
the Latonia Derby Saturday, with
Earl Sande or George Ellis up.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
CALVARY FOUR SCORES.

WINSTON.SALEM, n. c., June 81
R.-Sixth Cavalry of Fort Ogle.
thorpe, Ga, won the Southern Circuit
Polo Cup championship here by de.
feating the WinstonSalem Polo Club.
8 to 6.
Evening star., 1927-06-21

due to the replaying of a fame with
Crandalls. Berwyn's manager is re-
quested to call Atlantic 1876.
Evening star., 1927-06-21

Coca Cola Juniors will convene to,
night at o'clock, at 1917 E street
southwest. All players are asked to
attend.
Evening star., 1927-06-21

Sam Rice Midgets will not play
Berwyn on Saturday. as scheduled
Evening star., 1927-06-21
BY JOHN Il. KELLER.

June 2l.-IIav.
l. ing walloped the Nationals so
easily thus far this season. the
Evening star., 1927-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago, o.
STANDING OF THE CLCRS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
All games postponed lrain).

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsb'h at Cincinnati
ChicaaO mt st. Louis.
Boston at New York.
PhiIa. at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1927-06-21

Manager Charles Carrico would like
to communicate with the manager OF
Caloun A. G. Call West 1905, between
and 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
NATIONAL CIRCLE TEAM
HAS TAKEN SIX In A ROW

w WILLIE ANDREWS has re-
n vived his National Circle
wv winning ability and six
straight victories have
Evening star., 1927-06-21

Pop Dulin Is anxious to secure h
game for Crescent A. c. for Saturday.
Call Franklin 6925.
Evening star., 1927-11-19
SERMONS CONTINUED.
Address to Be Given in Series at
Highlands Baptist.

At the Highlands Baptist Church
the series Of sermons on Johns gospel
will be continued. There will be an
address tomorrow evening added to
the series of 1ireside talks. Broken
Circles
The workers conference will meet
with Mrs. u. Edward Clarke, 1914
Farragut street, Tuesday: the Ladies'
Circle with Mrs. NJ. c. Leonard, 1412
Perry place. Friday for an all-day
sewing meeting. A sunrise prayer
meeting will be held at o'clock in
the church Thanksgiving day with an
offering in money for dry groceries for
the Baptist Home.
Evening star., 1927-11-19
70SEDALE CHURCH
HAS ANNIVERSARY
Edward M. Willis to Speak at
Opening Service of Weeks
Program.

Edward NJ. Willis, member OF the
Religious Education Council of Eoun-
dry Methodist Episcopal Church, Will
lie the speaker at the opening service
of the anniversary week meetings at
Eosedale Methodist Episcopal Church,
Tennessee avenue at Fourteenth and
l. streets northeast. tomorrow at II
am. This is the third anniversary of
the dedication of the new building.
Three services will be held tomor-
row. In addition to the morning serv-
ice. a homecoming service will be held
at o'clock. at which Rev. Charles +.
Iinger. pastor of the church at the
time of its construction. will speak.
At pm. DR.. J. Phelps Hand, District
superintendent of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, will be the speaker.
Other services of the week will be:
Tuesday. s pm, DR.. William North
on Life in China" with reopticon
slides.
Wednesday, 8 pm, community
night, with address by DR.. Clarence
True Wilson on prohibition.
Thursday. IL am. Thanksgiving
service. With sermon by DR.. jackson,
professor of religion, American Uni
Friday, 8 pm. young peoples night.
With address, by Rev. Howard Lamb.
din. pastor OF the Methodist Church of
Evening star., 1927-11-19
MEMS CLUB BANQUET.

The Mems Club Of Union Wesley
A. M. E. Zion Church. Twenty.third.
near L street. will hold its annual
banquet Wednesday evening at the
church. The speakers will be G.. C.
Wilkinson. assistant superintendent
in charge of colored schools; B. c. Dod-
son, president of the Federation of
Mems Church Clubs; w. O. Walker.
editor OF the Washington Tribune;
Capt. Campbell G. Johnson, executive
secretary of the Y. M. c. A., and Rev.
III. T. Gaskins, pastor Of Liberty Bap.
tist Church. E. F. Harris. chairma n
Of the banquet committee, will act as
toastmaster.
The club will hold it's final meeting
prior to the banquet Monday evening
at the church.
Evening star., 1927-11-19
EPWORTH LEAGUE

Waugh Chapter will hold Thanks
giving morning watch service next
Thursday at 6;3o o'clock. Chaplain
Schrum. U. s. N. will speak. Break
fast will be served following the
meeting.
Miss Alice Enele. Metropolitan
Chapter. will entertain Friday eve
ming the children at the Gospel Mis-
sion Chidrcn's Home.
Ernest A. Grant, district president,
will attend n meeting Of the eastern
District Regional Institute Council at
Brooklyn, n. Y. November 26-2S.
Metropolitan Chapter will continue
its "win-my-chum" services tonight
and tomorrow. the service tomorrow
evening being in charge of Eugene A..
Scheele, district first vice president
The chapter will conduct the midweek
prayer service next Thursday evening
A social will be held on Saturday evc-
ming under the direction OF the fourth
Evening star., 1927-11-19
CHURCHES TO UNITE
FOR THANKSGIVING
Services to Be Held in East
ern Presbyterian and St.
Johns, Georgetown.

Union Thanksgiving services will he
held Thursday in a number of
churches.
National Thanksgiving service will
be held at the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church Thursday morning
al 1880 o'clock.
Bishop William F. Mcdowell will
preach the sermon and Rev. Dr
James Shera Montgomery will pre-
side. The following churches are
uniting in this service: First PreSby-
terian. Brishtwood Methodist, Cor
such Methodist, Mckendree Metho-
dist. Ryland Methodist, Trinity Meth.
odiSt, Waugh Methodist. Brookland
Methodist, Congress Heights Metho-
dist. Wesley Heights Methodist, Rose.
dale Methodist, Wilson Memorial
Methodist and Lucy Webb Hayes
Training School.
the city will observe for the twentieth
year this custom by holding services
in re --~%~Tff Presbyterian Church
at 1890 o'clock. Rev. DR.. S. T. Nicho-
las will preach the sermon.
The churches to participate are:
Ninth Street Christian. Rev. benjamin
il. Melton, pastor; Ingram Memorial
Congregational. Rev. Kyle Booth. pas
tor: Keller Memorial Lutheran. Rev.
DR.. S. T. Nicholas, pastor; Douglas
Memorial Methodist Episcopal. Rov.
A. II. Mckinley, pastor; EpWorth
Methodist Episcopal South. Rev. DR..
John Paul Tyler. pastor; Eastern Pres
byterian Rev. DIR. Alfred T.. Barrows,
pastor. The Thanksgiving Offering
this year will go to Sibley Hospital.
The Protestant churches of George
town will hold a union service in ST.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
Potomac and O streets. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. F. c. Rey-
nolds, pastor of the Wesley Methodist
Episcopal Church. The offering will
be given to the Aged Women's Home
OF Georgetown.
The Western Presbyterian Church
and the Union NJ. E. Church on Twen-
tieth street, OF which the pastor Is
Rev. James L. McLain. will hold
union THANKSGIVING service at the
Union M. Z. Church Thursday at II
o'clock
The sermon will be preached by
Rev. J. II. Durham. pastor of the
Western Presbyterian Church. The
offering will be divided between the
Methodist and Presbyterian Homes
for the Aged.
All of the Baptist churches will
unite in services Thursday at II
o'clock at Calvary Baptist Church.
The annual union Thanksgiving
service of the three Petworth churches
vii. he held at the Methodist Church
Thanksgiving day at 1890 o'clock.
Rev. G. E. Hawthorne, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. will preach.
Rev. H. j. Smith of the Baptist
Church and Rev. S. e. Rose of the
Methodist Church will also be present.
Evening star., 1927-11-19

RESCUE MISSION.
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Tonic for Sermon,

Rev. B. H. Whiting, pastor of the
Friendship Baptist Church, First and
II streets southwest, will preach to-
morrow at II am. on "One Lord. One
Faith and One Baptism" Holy COM
munion. 3 pm.
Evening star., 1927-11-19

Four ffths of the raw cotton I'M
ported into Poland this year is from
the United States.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
PASTOR CURES
25 MORE

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.--Dr. John
Roach Straton, nationally prominent
pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church here. has added twenty-five
more falling persons" to his list
of "the cured" today. d
Rev. Straton annoits the sick and
crippled with oil in his reported
newly found power of healing
DR.. Straton today altered his for.
mer announcement to the extent of
admitting that oil ADDITIONS were
not cure-alls.
Eve never advise anyone to turn
from an earthly doctor and we can.
not hope to give an immediate
cure" he said.
On each OF the sick, tubercutar
or crippled patients who went before
him Sunday, DIR. Straton laid his
oil.anoited hands, amid shouting OF
"Halleluiah" and weeping.
Several paralytics announced they
were cured.
For lubricating the inner side OF
railroad rails at curves a pneumatic,
hand.operated grease coptainer has
been invented.
The Washington times., 1927-11-14
Champion Gene Tunney
To Give Exhibition Here

Heavyweight Champion Of the
World Gene Tunney will give an
exhibition Of his prowess in Wash.
ington Auditorium next Saturday
for the benefit Of the Belleau Wood
Memorial Association.
THE Fighting Marine" will
denionstrate 4 few Of his best
punches and give his FIRST public
lecture on the art Of self defense.
Marine Corps officers are
sponsoring his trip here.