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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Yrciibentin ppifa tnllnt taSii.ifGi

PItItuCWtu pptlu LtiiHt AuvIth"'
iefii.
g3apio Gitp, 9. Dof., ippsf. 8 p.
= Sobn Coolidge, preiioentti ia
Otrs Gooliogen ainoa poifa, tSDtti
If. 7 p. 2t puotta. Breiioentti Wiet'
ii pGifpGn poitania ia waimonia
fansia ilntoittaen firiurilleen ettei
b6ntG tarpitiiii obottaa iinG palma.
nd ipirastoonia.
SyltapdimGllG tefi Sobn rotiastns
motfan ratiuip6enoiaston mufana,
iofa on toiminut preiibentilliien o.
iunnon fpartiiano faifen oifoa fun
preiibentti on tpiippnpt feiGaiiinnos-
fam.
gDbbpsipoltain preiioentin 1apiilla
Ell ole niitG ipopaitfiia fitin toipalli-
iesti toiiilla nuorilln. Sc eitpdt moi
ottaa oioa pleiiiin leiffeibin eif1 bu
peibin ia pleenid ieurataan beiodn
iOfaista Iiifettadn ntaboOlliiiHman
torfoin. ga fun breiioertti ia WerS
GooliogeIlo on pfii ainoa poifa, on
ban ioutlniit tpieId erifsiiemmdn
buontion oIoiiefii, etenfin len jdl.
feen fun lpelienid GoItpin fuoIi.
9ioffoin polna Sobn tofaifin
g[mberstin pIiopistoon iatfamoon lii
fitioan. Weufona ieiiran benfiiparti-
ianio, iofa on ianrnIIa prefioentiIIi-
fen nuorufoiien Idbin ieuratofperi
eifd oinoostoon iitoieIiio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
&reiibcntti iuapnnnt @aI6instoniim,

8aibington ippsf. II p. = Hre
iioentti Coolidge naimonia, poifania
Sobnin ia ieltrueenia fansia iaaplii
@aibingtoniin flo 10 iltnnuntai.il-
loIla. @astaonottajiert- joitfoSia oli-
mot NJ. NJ. iibteerit &ellogg, Weel-
lony Sareeilt ia Sar0ine.
S1nlG OF ntrtuten eniimmGistG
fertaa fiiin preiibentti on ollrt min
faitan DbtGntittaa pois @aibingto-
nista. @alfoineH folio on iaotr LII.
oestoan fltittoon ia moalatiifii, ia
on npt entistGGitfin ipolfoiien1pi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Snumalainen lentGjG menettGmpt
benfeniG.

DULUTH, Wtinn. - SGnne loopu.
neesia tieoonannosia ilnoitetaan,
ett1 fapteeni Sobn @. Signer, Sib:
bingisiG oiuman tlinletun fonialoi.
ieIilme 0trs Silnta Saatoian poifa,
paloi froliaafii SonoliiluSia, fun
ilmataionia iattui ypoimalanfoon Ia.
bella Scbofieloin faiarmeja. Sob.
tailfien jdlfeen lenii ilmatalo piel6
noin 150 iaaroia ennenfiin putoii
maoban ia ipttpi tiileen. Sotilas
Hilep, jofa oil Sienerin mufana,
pd1ii onnettontuuoesta mGbenmill6
mommoilIa. &apteeni Signer on
ipritpnnt ia fosmanlit Oullitbisia.
. gs6in iurulliiella tofpoIlo pois.
mitiittaniitta lGbinn6 iuremoon j1i.
lpdt, paitii ditid, iuoimo ia fafii poi
faa. Wars Sisner on npfpddn nuo.
riiuman poifania fansia mieroile-
mosio 0itIutbisiu, ollen war ia
Nrs @ronin ipieroono. - E:bti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
glenipSmimcn iuabinsollista III.
MILE

mule.
Gbicaao. - Gbicagon pliopiston
l1Gfetiet. profesiorien S. Srant
9earcepn ia Sbonlas 9per glllenin
toimittan1at fofeet opat oiottaneet,
ettG plenipontiiestd aibeutiapa matia
laufun laaienirus on wabingollista
nGfoaistille. Irofesiorit fdpttiipdt
toinen toistaan fofeilitpdlineind.
g9otialaitffuiln lastettiin funlilettu,
ionfa toiieen pddbdn oil fiinnitettp
ilmapollo,. jofa puballettiin ipaooi.
tltn fofoiiefii, iotta oliii iaatu al.
fam iomonfaltainen laajennrs not
iolorfusia fuin nlinfd pleniponlinen
aibellttao. Mirltiitin tai parin fit'
luttuo Ioajenniifien jdlfeen fofeilim
folainen benfil0 oIfoi tiintea raufeitt
ia ia tiliiuiitto. Sybo titrttlii ldnpoi.
ieltd ia fosteoIta ia otioan, bitiiliin,
fdnmeniin 3. m. puiffoibin noliii
bifeG. 2lferninen fGfpi ipoifeafii ia
firioimet ofoiipot ndptt6d bimmeiI.
I'd ia epdielpiIt1. GilmiG torfostet.
toesia batpoittiin niisid ieludsti
buomottoipoa ipobineoittiimistn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Yleilid llutilia
4,O55,O5O sallOnaa Oljpa fmlntetta
lentaiain etiimiIeem.

@aibington. - SebtpGan tilrbaa
tpot6 tolme wiittoa on iptalaipasto
lopettanlit 0olen filpailuisia 9llne.
rifasta Sonollllrun ldbteneioen ia
matfalle butfuneioen lentGiGin etii-
minen. 9fisteiliiG Ontaba ia %
b1apittGi1laiipaa oipat mainittuna
aifana pilriebtineet 1886 MALTA
ia fuluttaneet 3,029,900 gallonaa
oljp1. 2aipaston lentofsneet owat
lent1neet 1854 MALTA ia fulutta
meet 1,O25,15O sallonaa gaioIinia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
yreiiocntti poistnnnt glaef SilIiis.
tG mime periantoina.

: @apio Gitp, g. 8. - Saabpipdig
filatiiuoesia ottipot oIoa meIfeir
faiffi ieitoun aiuffaat. aonia ionoi
preiioentti GooIioeeIIe bpiudstinis
tofuaIlo, ionfa be toiipoiiuot oiotto.
man iudeston fiitoIliiiiutta Zen iot.
oosto ettd feidinen @oIfca Gallo or
oIIut tddIIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
aaiuallnfiia Sp eiittopanfin
maam fpnttprisia.

gSf. 13 b. meni erdS loimoaloi-
men nostonloon talletlfiioon Op,
oiittoponfin 2oimoon fonttoristo
5iIIoin panfisia buoluottiinfiu ettei
rudt ponfim taIlctiisfiriut ia tuIIctto'
lain wastofirja pitinectfddn pbta
slliaa rpbopttiin tiitfinloon torfcnI'
min ia tdIloin tcoctiiin msitafir
tupalIufiio tapobt'nren.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Thurs. Sept. Is, 1927
Snffain rnllaaminen epaterpecllis-
tGi. i

Chicago. - Sllinoiiin firobobis.
item. ~fOOrnito9tOrien", puoiifon.
mentionisia on NJ. NJ. tobt. 6runf
5lrSb pubeesiaan Iauirlitut, ettd
Jos "mitd on terpepoeIle waarallis
ia on it'd iuffain rullaaninen ia
finttuiiteitten pitGminen." Sobtori
ielittGG ielloisten iuffain fannatin.
feinoien baittoapon lperenfiertoo,
aibeuttapnn iiionien fatfeanliiia ia
pleenid maifuttapan iboon iopa fas
woienfin bipiGGn baitalliiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
eapii6al,uanstamti liiaamtpmasia.


8aIbineton. = 2apiibalpanstau
tia, jofa m:nna 1916 raipoii fulfil
tautia lGbistelepGlld laajuuoella,
on taosfin ilmestpnpt pelottapasla
m6dr6sIG, eniin Goliforniasia ia lit
ten Obiosia ia @est girginiasia.
gspt on ie lepinnpt 9seiu gOrfin ia
geosion maltioibin. Sbiosia on it'd
ollut miime fuitn oialla 800 tapaus
ia. Sauoin lurllaart tpabenefpan
fun tulee fplmemmGt iluat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
ainbp pistaptpnst prciiSentin feid-
ainnnolla.

a1mnn0lla.
9fapio Gitp, 9. O., - SllesIaan
matfalla Gbepenneen, gSDonlingin
paltion pGGfaupunfiin pistGpt;i
eipersti 2in6bergb preIioentti Goo
libeen fei1oiunnolln. 2inbp fierii
&opio Gitpn fplmeen fertaan bie-
man fattojen barioja forfeamnalla.
Ereiioentti ia mitut paifalla olleet
titniitpat lentGiGn ia buisfuttipat
bGnelle nenGliinoiaan. 2inop ipasta
il teripebopfieen ia lenli iitten omil.
le teilleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
G6ieason "fisIarps,uu" iaatn fitnHi.

G6icagon "fisIarpsiuo" iaatn fituni.
Gbicaao. = @illionl Weitcbell,
27 muooen ifGiren oiastofaupan
mppntimies, jofa ianoo ei fosfoan
jlioneenIo, polttaneenia tlipoffoa,
pelanneenia forttia eif1 fltlfeneen'o
poflubeisia, ia jofa lGbes puoben o.
Jan on terroriloirtitt foupungin pob.
joisoioo, ntisiG ban on titnnettli
"fiSIaroSpon" ninellG, on ioutlinrt
ipiimein eiiipallan fdiiin
GGiipiiin @eitcbell of obfera tpS-
mics ia usfollinen uptopuoliio. Si-
FIN oil ban "fisio", iofa poanisfeli
ia nalitii itbreifieen ninoastaan moi
iio, ubaten beitd refpolrperilla ia
lpieoen beiltG iormitfiio ia fGiilauf.
fuio. Soipolliiesti "fisia" lG6estpi
ubrejoon pimeillG faouillo, misiG
ban rospoii beio6t ia iitten patent
pimeioen fitiien falttta ipaloistitlle
fabulle, jottfa 1Green ban of altton-
IA beittGnpt lGbtien alma rosipoiis.
ten jGlfeen aieIemoun bitaasti ifdGn
fitin mitGGn ei oliii tapobtuniit.
Mitcbellin tpaitno Selen on mpos
mangithi ia ipptetGGn bGittG nieben
ia otpustantiiesta. Eariftinnan q.
ipnnosta loptpi tiibaniien bolIarci-
ben artposta jiipelitaparoa. 9foboo
WGtc1ellilli fttlrit oletpan panfisIo
lifindGrin 5000 6oIIaria. gfostpot.
titien iitfpelitoiporain aripo Iienee
$4,000 oollario. Wers WitcbeIl on
iononitt, ettG tpnsto muittama fiut.
faiiii fifteen ban iai tietGG, ettG mie.
benid borioitti rosmoitsta.
Weitcbell ianoo olleenia ct.
2orisin pIiopistosio ennen iotao.
San oil polfpeIlut tpopooebtoiieno
Obopsiualtain arrneiiasia geansfas.
Ia. Sooasta palottuaan oil han
mennpt tofaiiin rnainittritn pliopis.
toon liifeafieen fitpiili-iniinoorifii.
9otinia ban fanoo oIeipon SeottIes.
Ia, misia iidnid ON fiinteimistofoup.
piaana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Slttilam 6anta ariucllaan lSbSetpn


2ontoo. - 8auan turbaan etiit.
tp glttilan bautapaiffa aripellaan
lop0etpn Obenbureisia, ltnfdrisia,
lauilttaan 9ltbapestiSt1 tullesia ult-
tiiesia.
@rGst1 ipanbaa balititulnaata fai-
lpapat tponiebet opat lOptGneet ioit
fon oieito ia nitita nliiinoistieteelli-
iesti arpoffaita eiineit1, jotfa ipiit.
taaipat 6aittiimaon olepan fen oi-
fuiien, iolloin Sunrtien fltlluiio
pGGlliffo 9lttila eli ia taisteli &esfi.
Guroposia. Weultten on bautluimaa
iuuri iillG ieiioulla, lobon 9lttilo
oripellaan bauoatitn. Whitta fitten
fun lopoetGGn folminfertainen arf-
fiji = pdGllintGinen ralitaa, fesfi.
ntGinen bopeaa ia iiiimntGinen full
taa = iitten tie6etdGn Iopoetpn Dit
tilon ritlinlisfirstii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Iaria 9Herblpm ppstimerffeibin.

&offolasia on parboillaml iuun.
nitteiIla erifoihen faiapunsinposti-
merffiiaria Seliinein ia Eampereen
lpanboon malliin. Wserfeisid tlillaan
eiittandan moamlne buon1attalpia
bistorialliiia tapoiifiia, fitcn fob-
toi,fiia Waaria aferblomin farfunlot
fosto y. NJ I. iefd ulcioen mitioen
npfpddn eldpien bistoriallisten ben.
filoioen miistofumia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
Vol. 22
@iifou Darrelta
@agne .. gSbeelcr, tieltulatitaistc-
lila, fnpllnt.

Cullle Sreel, WllCD. - SSuDlle ~.
8beeler, glntisSalopn liiton iltrioi.
men nelnonantaja fuoli tdfGl1iies-
ia iairaalasia If. 5 b. iltap1ilpGllG
ipoGnbalmaufIeen. SGnet titotiin iai
roalaan folme pGiipGG iitten iaa-
maan boitoa spuoiin ipaifpanneeieen
n1unuaisipifaan. Sobtorit olilpat
nlGGrdnneet bdnet leifattapafii, NUT
ia oil tauti tebnpt fGGnnofien parem
paan ia oil leiffaltfiesta toistaiIefii
lltomlttu. Sairaan tila olifin parem
pi ia oil ban laanut lltipan luestel-
Ia atlanta fulufii. Stun iairaanboi-
tajotar ellen antoi firjan ia @beeler
nosti len iilntGiniG etee1 fiiitfabti
b6n eteenpGin ia fuoli iiiben paif-
faan.
&uufauii iitten nlenetti 8beelerin
puolilo benfeniG gaioliirGiabopfiesid
perbeen feiGaiitnnolla. Sapaus oil
iGrfpttGnpt folpasti 8beeleriG ia
ianoipat lGGfdrit iairauben ilturefii
oiutii iobtuneen iiitG.
SGn OH tebnpt ebfG enenlmGn
fltin fllfaan toinen pfiilo tpotG 1S
glmenomentin bprpGfii. &aiffi ne
fatferat bp0ffGpfiet, mitG piinaliif-
feen tabolta on b1ntG pastaan teb-
tD, otpat filpistpneet tafaiiin iellai-
imam. SO nitoritfaiiena antautri
ban taistelltlift, iosia banen bilitien
Ia barntaantlliipot. gS. 1890 ianpi
bGnelle Marf Sanna: "gelori mics,
te olette paifallanne ritfoustofoltfiis
ia, nlittta ferrasiaan initiation poll.
tiifaSia." SGbGn oil 8beeler pas-
tanntt "Sep1bGn nGbbGGn. SSa
nitirpG nGbtiin, ettG lenaattori San.
no bGapiii Obion ienaottorilpnaleis-
ia "eifG bdnestG ole olIut baittoa
len erGn iGlfeen", minimum tapaii
lalliua gSbeeler.
Scr 8beeler oil ipntpnpt 8roof-
fielbisiG, g., marrosf. 10 b. 1869.
&olme nuotta FIFTEEN ttintitettiin bG.
net $4,000 wuoiipalfalla npfpiieen
toimeenia ia fobotettiin palffaa ipuo
Il iitten $4,000.
Experimentation liitto tpalittaa
tarnloffaan iobtaiania menetpstd.
Saistelusia Ell perGdrnptG tituntaa.
taan ianotaan, nlutta fielt9nGttG
on iuaifea lopt1G niestG, iofa fpfe.
nee astllntaan eoesmenneen taisteli-
jan iaappaiiiin, iota ippstG mimi.
tettiin "fiiiipan gCnerifan ptbemie-
befii."
&ieltulafiiueteraani @beeler banbat-
TIT torstaind. s@----A-sss
Columbus, Ohio. - SG6ll6 bol1.
oattiin woifiittaipiIIa iltrliiiibIoIIi.
ilrfiilla eoesnennpt Iannistomoton
fieltolain ibampiooni 8apne 9.
Tbeeler. Saittanstoimitits topobtili
Central @etbooistifirfosta, uieioen
baonattnien firfonn1iesten ia 9lnti.
Saloon Siiton iobtoniiesten oIIesia
ldsnd ia aitttaesia menoia. Suuri
oil tutfoloitteioen paIious olttariIIo.
Satalufuiiino oIipat tiIaiiuioesio
pstdwGt ia tpotoiperit, iotfa faiffi
inritpat tGndn ipoittonnattomon roit
tiusianfarin poistrnlista fonialliieI.
to raittiisndpttdmoItd.
Eoifa oliii ollnt teriuetnIleentpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15
6aomell llatiiia
saiauallan prciiOentin teriue9tpmi-
nelt

GaiapaIlan preiiOeutin fastpsta
on preiioentin fanslia ilnoittanut
lualtioneipostoIle, etta taiamallan
preiiOentti rpbtpi ialleen mime
tliitn IS p:pdnd bpitamaan preii-
Dentin tointania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-09-15

Sofio, ippsf. 10 b. = Sapanin
feiiarinna gsogafo ipnnptti ellen
tptt1ren.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
GOLDSTElN SEEKING
RING TITLE CHANCE
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 81. A challenge
for the bantamweight title, with a "
500 Certified check, was on file today
with the Illinois Athletic Commission,
posted by the manager of Abe Atteil
Goldstein, who claims the right to
meet the winner of the Taylor-Can-
zoneri match here Thursday night.
In the semi.windup Goldstein en-
counters Ignacio Fernandez, conquer
or of all the other bantams in the
Philippines, who sought top-notcher
for his first American opponent. Gold.
stein formerly held the 11S-pound
championship.
Bud Taylor and Tony Canzoneri, the
championship contenders, will have
their final boxing sessions today. Tay.
lor's lesson in left hooks from Sammy
Manden. the lightweight champion.
had to be called off because Mandell
was nursing a badly infiamed nose.
Eddie Shea, one of Taylor's recent
victims, voluntarily Joined the Can.
zoneri camp yesterday and gave the
little New Yorker a furious three
round setto.
The odds Of Z to on Canzoneri re.
mained unchanged today, despite ru.
mors that Tony was having a little
trouble in making the weight. In his
last appearance here, several weeks
ago, he came in at 1924. and he will
have to be more than four pounds be.
low that by Thursday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
EASTERN HIGH WILL LOSE
MANY CLEVER ATHLETES

years old and feet tall. has played
guard for two years on the eleven.
but next Fail may be shifted to the
backfield by Coach Guyon. Pyles
also has shown promise as a shot.
putter.
In his studies this year Pyles set a
mark well over the 90 required to
achieve the honor roll. He also is a
sergeant In the cadet corps.
Eastern High will play a hard foot
ball schedule next Fall. Ten games
including the four public high title
clashes already have been arranged.
Calvert Hall of Baltimore and Swave.
ly School of Manassas, Va. are elev.
ems to be met for the first time on the
gridiron by the Light Blue and White
Eastern may go to York. Pa, Thanks.
giving day to meet the high school
eleven of that place and probably will
tackle University of Maryland Fresh.
men at College Park. Games carded
thus far for Coach Charley Guyon's
proteges are:
September 30-Calvert Hall at East
ern.
October 7-Catholic ". Freshmen ~
Brookland: IA, Dewitt ak Eastern: 21.
Tech; 26. GOnzaga at Eastern.
November 1-Business: 4. Swavelv
at Eastern: 8, Western; IL. Alexandra
HlSh at Alexandria: IS. Central.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
WOMEN In SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

A THLETlC monogramS were pre-
~ sented to the members of the
"A f. V. Brown School schiag
4 4 ball team, runnerup in the
Columbia Heights Division
Elementary School League, al a spe-
cial assembly yesterday in the school
auditorium.
Ruth Colman, director of Chevy
Chase playground. on which the
league series was staged, made the
awards on behalf of the playground
department. Those who received
them were Gene Whiteside, captain;
Florence Grady, manager; Marion
Dunlop, Margaret Griffin. Bernice
Reed, Anita Clark, Atha Gullion. Mary
Frazier, Sarah Juniper, Marjorie Nc
Afee, Margaret Brady and Helen
Tewsbury.
Park View schlag ball players. who
won the Columbia Heights division
crown from l.. V. Brown in the title
game, will be presented with the chal-
lenge trophy tomorrow during the
graduation exercises.
Mrs. Martha Dunham Gordon. di-
rector Of Park View playground. will
make the presentation. Capt. Dor.
othy Jones of the title-winning squad
will receive it on behalf of her team
mates. Barbara Gibles. Helen Dick,
Virginia Sorrell. Claire Chaconas,
Hattie Stryker. Mary Hay, Catherine
Rice. Mary Beck and Senella Lam
bert.
Marie Callan has reached the final
round of the Hoover Playground ten
mis- tournament, which will decide not
only the ground championship but the
team to represent that play center in
the city-wide tournament for the dou-
bles playground championship of the
District to be held in August. The
winner and runner-up of the indi-
vidual ground events will be teamed
to play for the big tournament.
Two matches. scheduled for this aft
ernoon, will complete third-round play
in the other bracket at Hoover. Marie
Taylor will meet Gertrude Zornak in
one Of these and Grace Taylor will
oppose Florence Smelling In the other.
The winners will play tomorrow for
position in the title round opposite
Miss Callan, who is considered one of
the strongest racketers at Hoover.
Girl Scouts who are going to Fort
Foote, the new Girl Scout encamp-
menC on the IOloHldc, WITH Lne IfSt
contingent on July Z, are registering
now at the Little House, 1747 New
| York avenue.
According to word received from
headquarters only those Scouts who
are pioneer campers and older mem
bers of the organization will be signed
up for the initial two-week period.
| Registrations from new Scouts and
| from the less-experienced campers
will be received for any other period
Evening star., 1927-06-21

during the Summer months, 1t Is
stated.
Scouts expecting to go in the first
group are advised to make their regis
trations Immediately, as only 100 can
be accommodated, and the registra-
tions will be accepted strictly in the
order received.
Water-spOrt devOtees will be inter-
ested in the recent announcement
made by the American Red Cross to
the effect that a series of IL first aid
and life-saving institutes will he
conducted by that organization i'm
various sections of the country dur
ing the Summer and will include the
most extensive program of marine
sports yet offered. In addition to
the first aid and life-saving work.
there will be courses in advanced
swimming, water games, diving,
canoe and boat work
Full information concerning these
Institutes can he obtained through
Red Cross headquarters on Seven
teenth street.
August 81 is the date selected for
the annual hockey camp at Mount
Pocano. to which are drawn each
Fall the leading hockey authorities,
coaches and players in this country
as well as many from abroad.
Washington instructors who are
expected to attend include Miriam
FAIRIES of Holton Arms School, Vir-
ginia Hopkins of George Washington
University and possibly Alice Nicoll.
who has been a leader in District
hockey circles for the past four or
five years.
Silver test buttons have been won
by Lillian Torreyson of Georgetown
playground and Bessie Furr of Cor.
coran. each of whom has proved her
self proficient in swimming, hiking.
folk dancing. organized games and
sportsmanship.
Bronze buttons were won last week
by the following girls, who passed the
tests in goal throwing. balancing. po-
tato racing and folk dancing:
June Van Lassel. Loretta Lione.
Dorothy Reamy, Elizabeth Wilson,
Eleanor Adams, Katy Adams, Emily
Saroli. Mildred Wilson, Ethel Schueir
and Olga Van Lassel of Rosedale play
ground; Mary Hebb, Doris Badfield,
Mary Agnes Hunter and Hazel Norris.
Maud Allen of Georgetown playground;
Ruth Mills. Annie King. Margaret
NILS, Sarah Furr, Alice NILS. ISobel
Hargraves. Margaret Shear. Violet An.
gell, Helen Dickson and Margaret
Hartley of Corcoran playground; Thel.
ma Counts, Jeanette Higgins. Kathryn
Pickett, Martha Beard, Helen kush-
ner. Jane Menefee. Marguerite Met.
Ter, Jeanette Fuchs. Alice Morgan,
Grace Stevens, Jessie Spadden, Edith
Townshend. Margaret Colman, Rowe
ma Nicol, Jean Hester and Virginia
Hilleary of Burroughs playground.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
HARRIS HOPES TO UPSET
MACKIAN DOPE, HOWEVER
Boss Bucky Revises Pitching Program for Five
Games in Three Days at Shibe Park, With Oh.
ject of Avenging Earlier Losses.

| idea Comics club is about to swing
| into full stride in the American
| League race and carry on to the fin.
ish. They have visions of a Yankee
| slump before long, and see the Macks
as the crowd to tear down Col. Rup-
pert's aggregation from it's pinnacle
And what the locals have done to the
Nationals in other meetings this year
leads the sharps to believe this Is the
series in which the Elephants will
begin to gain speed.
They claim that the Macks really
struck their true stride while enter
tanning the Western clubs at Shibe
Park. Comics men won nine games
and lost four during the recent visit
of the Westerners, which is travelling
at a championship gait. And they
may go at the same pace against the
Nationals, despite Boss Bucky's well
laid pitching plans, but when the AS
tackle the Yanks after this series they
are likely to find themselves against
something much better than the
Western set or the Harrismen.
Col. Ruppert's artillerymen do not
seem ready yet to spike their guns
and leave the field.
Macks' Fate I'm Balance.
AS the PhlladelphlanS view It,,
though. the next 10. days will just
about tell the story. 1t would be in
line with their new system of play If
the Macks won Z of the IL games to
be staged with the Nationals and
Yankees, say the local sharps. How
much that might reduce the distance
between the AS and the topmost Yam
KEGS they consider of no real lmpor-
tance at this time.
But. say they, a team that plays
.636 base ball-which is what Z wins
in IL starts figures--is going uphill
sure as shooting. And they go ahead
to assert that with the Mackian pitch
ers in good form, seven victories in
the two series will be easy.
VIII that be so easy. though? They
may pick up considerable ground at
the expense of the Nationals, even
though Boss Bucky has an idea his
club may trip the Athletics this time.
Tripping a club that has licked YOU
six times in seven starts is not done
so handily, however. The ix-time
winner has gotten too much into the
habit of beating the other fellow. But
getting ahead at the Yankees expense
does not sound so well. Have the Ath.
letics forgotten that the Yankees have
beaten them in 9 of IL starts this
year?
Evening star., 1927-06-21
Fans Confident As viii Clean Up With CriS Current Series
MALONEY TO TRAIN
OUTDOORS FOR BOUT

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 21.-The Eastern
style of outdoor training camps for
boxers will be brought here by jim
Maloney, Boston heavyweight, who
meets Bud German of Kenosha. Wis.
at 10 rounds, on June 80.
The county commissioners today
gave their permission for Maloney TO
set up an outdoor ring in one of the
forest preserves. about nine miles
from the downtown hotels, so that
Maloney can do his road work en-
route to the daily glove swingings.
The only requirement was that no
admission be charged to his workouts.
In one of the supporting bouts Jim
Savage was signed today to meet Al
Sherring OF New York.
Savage has also signed to meet Bill
Tate. negro heavyweight. in one of the
preliminaries on the Tiger Flowers
Make Rosenbloom card July 4.
Since boxing was legalized here over
year ago the boxers have done their
road work in the parks and the rest
of their training indoors.