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Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-27

The first-class man is not interested
in his past record-he's a little asham-
ed Of II.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-27

lgnace Ladzewski of Warsaw ,.a.
convicted of murder, because no o., y wa. uS
ened woman to death while nrats,,,3 >, isn,'
ing to be a ghost. ''' pretend
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-27

None of us ever gets anything for
nothing, but that doesn't keep us from
trying.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-27
Executor S Sale

estate f given that the undersigned executor of the
bidder ot tho ueceased will offer for sale to the highest
hontas, on y '"e ueeeased' miles east OIL roc"
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-27

The Qulnine That Does Not Affect The Head
a.causc of its tonic and laxative eject, Lana
TIVE BROMO QUlNINE (Iablets) can be taken
:, onvonc wit hout csusinH ncrvdn ness OF ringins
'she head E.W. GROVE ) signature On box. 3D.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-27
RANENDEN SPRINGS

N. J. Horseman Of Eleyennoint ,vos
here Monday.
Lee Higginbotham and Yergil Loouev
attended court last week.
On account Of high water the mail
carrier failed to make his RIM last
Friday and Saturday.
Last Sunday being such n disoreo-
aDie DAY attendance at the SUNDAY
schools was very light,
Mr.. johnson and children loft boro
Tuesday for Bay where tbey win nol,o
their future home. ''''''e
There viii he a good program and
PIE supper at the school bousn no,,t
Saturday night The program viii bo
iree TO all. Proceeds of the nio srn.
per Will he for the benefit of tha sobnni
Everybody invited TO come ana Lrina,
a pie, if YOU are Interested IN ,,,,- D,lls
sehool. If you are not let il ha know,
by staying away. >''' p" Il
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KEPT ms accounts on the walls of hi
kitchen. '"'iS VI MS
sport st. Bernard dog flint hit
woman who was fighting With liz ~,
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'iii'' oiorlleu at Winnipeg, Canada
George soper Of Hammond Ind
sleshed his wife's face with ! ronn, r"n,,
because She tlirted with his cnns;,, ,%Gsi
ana then exclaimed: THAT will o1s.li -. y,
your beauty" "ih spoii
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-27

Subscription, $1.5O A Year In Advance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
Eastern Must Build Ne1U Nine
TWO TIED FOR LEAD
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 9.-The two
most likely candidates for the national
three-cushion billiard title today had
fought their way to the top in the
championship tournament here with
five victories each and four games
yet to go. They are Otto Reiselt Of
Philadelphia, the champion and Augie
Kieckheter Of Chicago, IL former
champion.
Close behind them, with only one
defeat. came Gus Copulos of Detroit,
another former champion, and Art
Thurnblad of Chicago, a youngster
whose play in this tournament has
astonished billiard experts.
AS their tournament experience in
creases the younger players seeking
the title put on more keenly contested
games among themselves, but all have
fallen victims so far to the veteran
skill of Reiselt and Kieckhefer.
Raimundo Campanioni, the little
Cuban star, was kieckhefer's latest
victim. The Cuban in his match last
night had one brilliant streak of six
points. but kieckhefer was still nine
points ahead and ran out the game
in the next few innings.
Yesterdays results: Hall, so; Looka-
baugh. 49, 5S innings. Thurnblad, so;
Kenney, 40: 50 innings. Copulos, so:
McCourt, 40; SO innings Kieckhefer,
80; Campanioni, 80; 45 innings.
Standing Of players:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
DAYTON, Ohio.-Mike Dundee.
Rock Island, ILL.,, knocked out Johnny
Datto, Cleveland ~. BODY Sowass.
Rock Island, and Bobby MCGOWAN.
Dayton, drew Co.,
READING, Pa.-George Courtney,
Oklahoma, stopped Joe Kurp, Shame
kin a..
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Bobby
Marriott, Philadelphia, knocked out
Pete Stamaty. Boston (S). Roy wal
lace. indianapolis, Knocked out Teddy
Taylor, Lakeworth (2l
DENVER, Co1o.--Harry Galfund.
Brooklyn, beat Harry Shuman, Den.
yer "a. Ted BLAIR, Minneapolis, de-
feated 10 king" Leopold, Denver.
SANTA ROSA, Calif.-Harry La
Barr, st. Paul, drew with Min Min
nick, San Francisco Q0).
VERNON, Calif.-Bert Colima.
Whittier, beat Joe Anderson, Coving-
ton, KY. G0).
FRESNO, Calif.-Billy Harms. Los
Angeles, defeated Bob Robinson.
Denver U0D. Charley Long, San
Francisco, scored a technical knock.
out over "Hoddle" Spencer, Chicago
(6J.
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BUELL. AND SHARKEY
WILL FIGHT TUESDAY

Eddie Buell., Washington bantam,
Will meet a worthy opponent next
Tuesday night in one of the Arcadia
Athletic Clubs boxing shows, when
he matches wallops with Nancy
Sharkey Of Baltimore in the final
bout of a 40-round card.
Sharkey is a veteran who has never
been Knocked off his feet.
Sailor McKenna and George Leslie
will meet in the semi-final bout. Jack
Turner will box Bud Nolan in a re-
turn match, and Nick Rapoli is to
go eight rounds with frankie
Weinert.
But Ravens, local wrestler and
canoeist, will mact punches with
Larry Mccormick of Quantico in the
opening four-round bout.
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MUIR AND DODGE WIN
IN 3-CUSHION EVENT

Joe Muir and John Dodge last night
won matches in the District three
cushion billiard championship tourna-
ment, under way at Lewis & Krauss
parlors. Muir beat Charles Goodacre,
80 to IS. while Dodge defeated DR..
Reilly, 50 to 90.
George Kelly, leading in the District
pocket billiard championship tourna-
ment at the Arcadia, meets Morris
Dent tonight. Gene Ruark last night
defeated Fred Reynolds, 100 to 20.
Bert Watt opposes Carl Green in a
pocket billiard match at Scanlon's to-
night. j. ID. Moye defeated Frank
Hisseys JOG 30 76s Last night
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With the BowLers

!" HIS intercity match that will
bring together Glenn Wolsten-
holme Washington's premier
4 singles duckpinner, and Carl
Kisch of Philadelphia has To-
cal bowling followers guessing - and
guessing in more ways than one. 1t
is known that the match will consist
of 80 games, half of them TO be bowl
ed at the White Elephant alleys in
Philadelphia Saturday and the re-
mainder to be rolled at Convention
Hall here on February 10. But the
kind of pins to be used and just what
class of bowler this Kisch is at pres
ent cannot be told.
In Philadelphia the rubber handed
type of duckpin is used in matches,
unless the hardwood pin is particu-
larlY specified. And there's a heap Of
difference between the rubber banded
variety and the hardwood variety in
use here. Scores are much larger
with the class of pin spotted on the
Philadelphia drives.
However. Wolstenhclme is capable
of getting the most out Of the rubber
banded pin as he is out of the hard
wood. But what Kisch can do against
either is not known. He must be
good, though, or the White Elephant
folk would not put him up as their
representative for an intercity match.
But Kisch viii have TO be mighty good
10 take the measure of Wolstenholme
in a hardwood pin match.
A stretch Of 80 games is not SO
short and MAKES a very fair test OF
bowling ability. Ii would not surprise
Washington fans to see Wolstenholme
on the long end of the score at the
finish.
WOlstenholme probably is the most
consistent bowler in the Washington
ranks today. He showed that in his
performances in the Howard Camp
bell sweepstakes completed Saturday
night. In winning that event, the
big blonde shot a fine total of 844
an average of l22-14 for the Is games
And Glenn never fell below the 100
mark in any Of his 10-frame strings
lie simply is a duckpinner who starts
shooting wen in a big match and con
rinues his fine effort to the finish
Glenn never let's down in his work
when there is something at stake.
Terminal r. II. Y. NJ. c. 4. bowlers
share with the Pittsburgh team vic
tories scored in the railroad tenpir
tournament now under way. The
Washington crew, including Trotter
Bryan, Neider Custer and Williams
oyercame the Baltimore entry. ali
10 1852. Other teams in the tourna
mcnI are from Cumberland, BrunS
wick and Connellsville.
You know" remarked a spectator
at one OF the Ladies District Leagu
matches last week, 'it is astonishin;
how the girls are taking to this spor
and how much attractiveness the,
lend to Il. I've been wondering
whether all pretty girls were bowler
or whether it was just that all tn
girl bowlers We're pretty. But I'v
been reading something about Nine
Cavalieri which makes me think tina
bowling should get the major credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

l always thought she was about as
attractive as anything below an angel
could be and she said of bowling &C
cording to this old quotation: This
fascinating sport with which the
lovely Mary Queen of Scots regaled
herself as much for her health and
beauty's sake as for amusement is
becoming more popular and is what
may be termed one of the most USE
full of sports The sport of queens.
After look at this collection, I'll say
it is"
Chevy Chase Athletic Club has or.
ganized bowling team and is casting
about for matches. Any information
may be had of Manager McAuliffe
over telephone Cleveland 1106.
Few people know this, but the jul
nior sweepstakes We're started last
night on the Convention Hall drives.
The horrible details of the opening
games will be told tomorrow. No one
could get them today.
SmithfleId Athletic Club had rough
time in the Athletic Club League last
night. 1t took the measure of the
Union Printers in all three games of
a regularly scheduled match. Then
the league leader took on the Hugh
Reilly bunch in postponed match and
proceeded to drop two of three games.
BeeQues, leaders in the Washington
Ladies' League, found the going not
so rosy last night. They took the
first game from the Commercials
easily, but won the second only by a
single pin and lost in the third by 3
pins. In other league matches, Climb.
ers took three from Daughters of lisa.
bella and Nationals did the same to
| Bethany, while Frankies grabbed the
odd from Hilltoppers and Columbians
| took two of three from the Kun.
| backs.
| Warehouse swept it's set with En-
| gineers in the Washington Market
| Co. League. Scoring by both teams
was unusually low.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

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Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
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sible, by The Star. Only bona
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care of The Star will be delivered
to avertisers on presentation of
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MARKERS and assorters. Apply Congers
Laundry. 23rd St and New York ave
MEN and women to sell houses for owner
in Chevy Chase and nearby Virginia and
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Experience not necessary but reliability es-
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Bldg. Main 523l
STEWARD-First- class working steward
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to engage in
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be done in spare time: will earn spare dol
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MAN AND WIFE, take charge
small hotel; experienced; good
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CARRY DUCkPINNERS
HEAD COMM ERCIALS

Carry Ice Cream bowlers enjoy a
comfortable lead in the Commercial
League. They have a five-game ad.
vantage over the second-place Evening
star team and are in front of the
birthplace Washington Battery Co. bv
nine games.
League statistics follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09
LEAGUE RECORDS.

High team game---Evening Star go.
High team set--Evening Star, 7Ie.
High Individual game. W Brewer (Car.
=, High individual set--Baum Evening Starr
High, ayerage-Cox Washington Battery
:, High spares-Cox Washington Battery
CO..: l26; Polyinale {Carry'sl 1875
r., Hlgh strfkes-Cox washington Battery
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HEIP-nnMESTIC.

COOK. assist housework; or couple. man
employed elsewhere; must be good cook ;
must have city. references none others need
Apply; stay nights. 171S r. l. ave. NV
GENERAL HOUsEWQRKER.- colored. in
Y airline Corps officers family. Langley Field
va. Apply with references Thursday morn
GENERAL HoUSEWORKER;. must be good
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Phone Adams 4I26
GENERAL MAID, experienced. for two in
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GIRL. white. do general housework; good
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HousEKEEPER wanted b. w.iower with
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WOMAN colored, for general .ho9sework:
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CAT FSMAN,

Large corporation which has maintained
offices in Washington for several years and
has well established local business desires
the services Of q wide awake. energetic man
to act as local representative This bs, an
himself in n permanent business. where he
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Sales experience not absolutely necessary II
Won measure ND to our standards in other
ways Address Box 36O-D. Star office
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EARN REAL MONEY.

Opportunity far beyond most iine as,, OF en-
energy and integrity who learns and applies
himself TO the real estate business: We al, are
charging our force for the, Spring selling
Campaign in Lee Heights. and have openings
for 10 live-wire statesmen with the above
qualifications Training and help IN closing
given to inexperienced. Call at 14oo new
York ave. and inquire Tor
Mr.. Upton.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
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statesmen.

United Automobile Association. due to ex-
pansion program now in progress. haye open
services and will be promoted as fast as
ability is demonstrated Apply mornings,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BUNDLE WASH to take home or days work.
Phone Potomac 5306W. O."
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SHOE SALESWOMAN.

A large department store has
vacancy in it's shoe depart
ment for neat, trim, thorough
ly experienced saleswoman.
Splendid opportunity for one
who can qualify. Address, stat
ing experience, salary expected
and age Boz 46Z-DA Star Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTTES.

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for some ons
who wants to make from S225 to S275 per
month net: ~ rooms. 4 baths: instantane-
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walshe. 1907 I st. NV.
WANTED--Names of men and women desir
ing to invest 500 or more in high-Erads
proposition TO be operated and managed by
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Preferred shares to nav 3 20: common shares
TO participate in profits. Address Box 37S-D
Star Office
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places. Apply VIM. 3. SeaiL SOC X q, ~
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REAL EST

we can use two more experienced sales
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less you are willing to work. and DESTROYS
of making big money, We nave numerous
listings and new houses for sale in all sec
~ Co-operation given.
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1105 Vermont Ave Main IoZoo.
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. motors, srma.
ture and coil winding. power apparatus ape
cialists. Central Armature Works 635 D
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ELECTRICAL wIRTNG-speciai. Groom
house wired complete. with fixtures. .S67. 80.
convenient time payments il desired. Met
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EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scrapng. cleo
waxing skilled mechanics: reduced prices
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CARS REFINIsHED in a wide selection OF
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APPLY AT ONCE.

here No competition Sells on sight to
the housewife, Can, earn $s to $40 per
Magazine We make all deliveries. Apply
Room COG. Houston Hotel. Mr.. junior
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PAPERING AND PAINTING-Special prices
this month only; average size room scrAped.
sized pointed and papered with .polychrome
paper. $500: washable paper that can be
washed with a damp cloth. $1,000: alsO
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use Dutch Boy lead and pure liuseed oil.
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evenings
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| BUNDLE WASH to take home or days work.
| Phone Potomac 5306-W. g."
CARE Of house or children during day by
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The following business concerns
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IMMATURE REMINDING. small and large
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GIRL. white do general housework: good
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Patent Dictaphone Operator.

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AUTO PAINTING done In AZ hours with the
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: must be good
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Maid, experienced. for two. in
cook. laundress: with refer
Col. $3.50. Thursday. Friday