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The Washington times., 1927-09-21

Dempsey to Win

Howard Campbell King Pin Bowling
Alleys, K o., eighth round.
Bob Hanson. 100 Fourth 81. 3. D..
<. o., eighth round.
Joseph A. Nolan. 2s2O L st. N. w.
X. o., fourth round.
Russell willis. x. o. seventh round,
Albert Reopen. Arlington, Va.
y Hewlett. 1909 Third 81. y. f.
Louis Anderson. SIS Twenty-fourth
st. N. W., <. O., fifth round.
FurmAn Jones. Fort Totten Rd.
n. 2. K. O.. sixth round.
Edward Pollock. 1871 Columbia Rd
Martin BoiIston. II Columbia Rd. N.
". K. O.. seventh round.
samuel :. HilloW, x. o. seventh
Mrs. Arthur o. Housh. 1874 Potomac
Ave. s. g.. X. o.. fourth round.
James Hooper. 1900 Potomac Ave. 8.
e. *. o.. sixth round.
Malcolm Mintz. 1879 Perry PI. N. w.
x. O., eighth round.
Bob Mol. 20 Third st. n. T.. K o.,
i. clayton. oeOrretOwn. D. C.. K o.,
fifth round.
Charles Bromley. Georgetown. D. C.,
X. o., fifth round.
Thomas ]. ceulhane. ss1 New Jersey
Az MorS w S.. e O. ss :Ehts s,1 sosns
N. W, K. o., seventh round.
o. p. Arnold. Seat Pleasant, Nd. X.
o., seventh round.
John Mulliirin, Landoysr. Nd Z. O.,
". n. Reed. IS P st. N. ". K. O.,
eighth round.
Muriei Gray. capitc1 Heights. Nd.
X. o., eighth round.
Leroy sifer, Capitol Heights. Nd, X.
o., sixth round.
Douglas oliver. Capitol Heights. Nd.
x. o., seventh round.
John q. Bootha, 1894 thirteenth ST.
N W., X. o., fourth round.
J. r. Buckley, 1870 Harvard 81. N.
W., x. o., seventh round.
J. r. Crummitt. 5I2 \ ST. n. W. x.
o., seventh round.
Mrs. a. Mckay. 729 Somerset Pl. N.
W.. *. o., seventh round.
Michael x. r. Shauley. 74s Hamilton
St. n. w, X. o. sixth round.
Mrs. william Decker, 1850 Eighth
st. n. W., X. o., seventh round.
Wallace Brown. jrs Warrentcn, Va,
X. o., seventh round.
J. X. McConnyille. 1855 Parkwood
Pl N. w, X. o., ninth round.
Samuel Fowler. Gal = st. s. e., X.
o.. seventh round.
@. N. Trelkeld 7is Eighth st. N.
E., X. o., third round.
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Seven Governors VIII
Witness Big
Fight

CHICAGO, Sept. ILL., Seven
governors at least, perhaps as
many as twelve; win view the
Dempsey.Tunney fight tomorrow
night from ringside seats. it was
announced this afternoon at the
office Of Promoter George F. Getz
as the advance guard Of the big
incoming throng began rolling
into Chicago from all sides.
These governors are: John
Hamill, Iowa; Fred w. Green,
Michigan; william J. Fields.
Kentucky; Len Small. Illinois; ].
S. Fisher, Pennsylvania; j. w.
Martin, Florida, and ]. E. Mar
tineau, Arkansas; Governor A. C.
Richie Of Maryland ana Governor
Daniel H. Moody Of Texas are
also expected.
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IGI IT
FLASHES.

At Chicago Stanislaus Loayna,
Chilean lightweight, won from Tod
Morgan, Of Seattle. Junior light.
weight champion, on foul In ninth
round. but Morgan's title was not
at stake. as both fighters were
overweight. Ny Sullivan, ST. Paul
weiterweight, won decision over joe
Reno, Trenton, N. J. (I0). Archie
Bell, New York bantanweiglat. won
decision over Ignacio Fernandez, OF
the Philippines qO). Al Foreman,
Washington, ID. O., lightweiRht.
kayOed ArmondO ShaeIkels, 81 Bel.
GUM, in seventh.
At Englewood, N. Harry
Ebbets, Freeport. N. r, kayoed
Harry Cortez, Of cuba, il fhird
round. Lou Presti, New York, drew
O'Neil, Lodi, N. j., kayoed Mike
Moran, Lancaster, Pa in fourth
round.
At Jersey City, N. J.-Ernie Ro.
sini. Brooklyn bantanaweiglat, won
from Jimmy Rappaport, New York
At Portland. ATe.-Pets Iucci,
Clinton, Mass, won from Harry
Roberts, Boston. Smoky Woods.
Portland, defeated Nike Asaf, Law.
renee, Mass.
At Indianapolis Meyer Grace,
Philadelphia, shaded Sailor Fried.
man, Chicago GOl. Jackie Purvis,
kokomo. Ind, lightweight, won
from Ralph Mendoza. Chicago.
At Los Angeles Sanger. of Nh.
waukee, outpointed Bud Taylor.
Terre Haute, Ind. (10).
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
TQDEYS SPORTuRIAL
BY kirf Miller

CHICAGO Sept 2So far the Dempsey Tunney fight
the Tnney Dempsey fight you please concerned it
any One-eye Connolly has arrived the
his being less to make
sporting affair official
Also Senator wild Bill Lyons the rowing roaring ambassador
at large from Philadelphia here mnge with the thrng
that other notorious character of spodom GobeOtng Jack
Grace Jack Grace by the way used fight around Wash
ngton the old Jackson City days when the boys used
90 River settle their c disputes
along the Marlboro Road beyond Anacos Jack remembers
well Tommy Lowe, he rest in Kid Sullivan, jerry
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CARL LES SQUAD LARGE

The Carlyles are expecting d
strong 115-pound team this year BY
the indication Of the squad that has
turned out this far. The following
members have turned out to date:
McAdams, Taylor, Mamakos, La.
bouna, Anderson, McCullough,
Minkey, Bruder. O'Brien, Kelso,
Dunn Beard, Kane, Shorb, stone.
wall Frank Arndes, Zell, Keiso,
Craven, Tappana, Edwards, Zones
and Sanford.
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WILL HEAR RETURNS

Fight fans attending the Gayety
Theater Thursday night viii be kept
informed Of the progress Of the.
cham. ionship battle between Gene
Tunney and Jack Dempsey during
the performances. The Geographic
returns will be announced from the
stage.
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TOOK TO SHOOTING

Otto NeWlin, Of Georgetown. ILL.,,
who won the Grand American Han.
dicap event in the 1927 national ham
dicap tournament at vandalia, Ohio.
Is q former indianapolis baseball
pitcher He took UP shooting when
his arm suddenly went bad.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21

He shades Joe Dugan, the Yankees
third sacker, by IA points in bat
ting and has q good margin over the
New Yorker In fielding. Dugan Is
fine all around player but is
nearing the veteran stage and must
conceee the plan to Traynor.
The Giants have good hard
worker at third in Freddie Lind.
strom, who is q 800 hitter and a
steady fielder. Lindstrom has been
handicapped somewhat by being
shifted frequently which has kept
him from showing his real skill
at third.
Neither the Cubs nor Gard.
inals are strong at third. Both
teams used several players at
that position this season. The
Cubs have tried four men &c
the far turn and In the worlds
series the choice would lie be.
tween Voter q newcomer from
tn American Association. and
Eddie Pick, graduate from
the same league.
Pick. Voter, and Beck. the third
Cub possibility are light with the
noA EltQ lAAIAlAANN NC sAAGLSA0y III
the field. Lack Of good third
baseman has worked q heavy hard
ship on the Cubs all season. In
juries also handicapped the Cards
at third, for Lester Bale was out
for q long stretch and then moved
10 short. with Toporcer at third.
Bell has had an off year and IL
hitting only 270, and fielding .913.
Teporcer never was strong batter,
but has q better fielding average
than Bell.
None 81 the possible contest
ants at third base may be termed
sIuggers. and none are fast on
the base lines.
II Traynor OF Lindstrom land IN
the series, the edge win 60 to the
National League. Lester Bell prob
ably would play Joe Dugan about
even in the series, but should the
Cubs be the National League repre-
sentative, the Yankees probably
would shade the third sackers.
tCopyright. 1877. ~ Al Munro Elias.l
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
PLAN NAT TEAM

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept zi.--
Number Five Motor Company con-
templates the organization OF q
wrestling team. John Beck, light
weight 81 high rank hereabouts,
win coach the team II II Is organized.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21

The boys today were launching
Dempsey. In fact. they had gone
so far with the matter that the
odds on tomorrow nights heavy
weight championship fight were
approximately at even money. They
should not be. by ali the laws Of
percentage. form, past performances
and the viii Of the majority. Demp.
sey. by what he has shown since he
blew the title to Tunney In PhIla.
delphia just one year agos can't
be a stand out in this fight.
The form players. those handi.
Gaping gents who remember when
q horse ran third in field OF three
in 1856. are picking Tunney to win.
The bunch players are picking
Dempsey. / am picking neither.
At the instigation Of my id.
mirers, both Of them, have
decided that the inteIligentsia
today does not pick winners.
It waits until they win and then
approves Of them highly.
win announce the winner in my
best English on Friday morning.
In the meantime. I can discuss
with some degree Of confidence the
fact that Tunney may blow the title
because he is man who thinks
he can't lose. hate to bet on that
kind. It is the only flaw that can
be named In Tunney's preparation
for the fight. The young man.
otherwise, Is right. He probably Is
slightly q better fighter than he
was last year. q better man in the
legs and feet and q somewhat
sharper hitter.
think be knows this. 1t might
lose him the fight. For Tunney'
quite clearly has indicated in his
training that he wants to stand and
slug instead Of run and box. The
oft.repeated story Of his counter.
hitting, Of his open field running
against Dempsey at Philadelphia,
has gotten under an epidermis that
already Is thinner than a skeleton
key. The man wants to show the
great populace that he is some.
thing better than mere boxer. 4
hope he won't feel hurt IL Demp-
sey cocks him.
Tunney has many things IN
his favor IN this fight--yuth, i
speed, the distance Of 10 rounds
and the fact that he already
has beaten the man he must
beat tomorrow night.
There are only two factors work
ing against him and both Of them
are important. The first, already
mentioned, deals with his vanity
The second Is psychological. I'll
centers around the fact that the
challenger Of last year IL. the cham
pion Of today with all OF the cham
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IODGEMEN DATED

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept. 21.-I
Sarepta. Lodge No. 46, ]. o. o. FL
meets Number Five Motor Company
at West and Oronoco SITS. Sunday.
The time Of the game Is set Tor 81
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PIN CHAMPS
BEATEN

Lafayette Lodge. champion OF
the great Masonic Bowling League,
and Samuel Gompers Lodge, run.
ner-np in the pennant race last sea-
son. are off to dreary starts In the
campaign just opened at Conven.
tion Hall.
Lafayette lost ali three games Of
Its opening set to Lebanon and the
Gompers team was whitewasned By
Petworth, newcomer to the league.
Grand Master Gratx b. Dun.
KUN and Grand Secretary and
Past Grand Master j. Claude Kei.
per addressed the bOWIers. Both
stressed bowling as q clean,
wholesome sport and aid to com.
radeship.
The Grand Master and Grand
Secretary started the bali rolling !"
the former knocking over seven pins
and the latter three.
Washington Centennial had the
high team set Of 1879. Chick Hell
mer, Of Petworth, led the individuals
with q total OF 356.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
c. j. I EAN
SH|F TED

A stiff scrimmage viii be ordered
for the Georgetown football outfit
this afternoon on Varsity Field.
Despite the ract that only three days
Of practice remain until the open
ing game on Saturday with Lenior-
Rhyme on the Hilltop gridiron. Coach
Little made two changes In his var
sity lineup. He has kept his reg
ular outfit intact for the most part
since the opening drills but two
changes were made yesterday.
Bob Nork, fullback, and Buck
O'Neil, halfback, who have been on
the varsity backfield since Little
formed his regular outfit. were sent
to the second team. Their WORK re.
Gently has not been UP 20 the stan.
dard Of last season, and Little de.
cided TO replace them. Bob Dwyer
and Ralph Duplin went to the reg
ular backfield in their place.
The new combination worked
well, and unless NOrk and O'Neii
give evidence Of their old form,
the recent additions may get the
regular assignment.
Dwyer IL a letter mar from last
years eleven and IL very fast, partic-
ularly in an open field. He has
been suffering from cold this year
which has kept him off the regular
outfit. Duplin, a junior at the Hill
top, was e sub last year and his
great Improvement this season
earned him q try at the varsity
post.
George McCabe, who filled the
quarterback post vacated by Bob
Gormely. was out in uniform yester-
day and piloted the team in the Gig.
nal drill. He has been kept from the
practice workouts for = week by an
infected foot. He has recovered and
Is ready to resume his place az sig
nal-caller today.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
Zip Punch Alarms Gene

Gene Tunney very much concerned alleged hip
punch which Jack Dempsey is supposed rehearsng
in Gibson Genes manager intending
focishness spent hot session with the boxing commission
yesterday going matters Of fouls low blows hip punches
and hppodroming The business Of selecting referee and
Judges was also discussed and probably settled but Identities Of
the individuals viii not be known outside the
mission and interested parties until time fight start
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
SHOOT LISTED

ALEXANDRIA, Va Sept. lii
AlexaIidria Gun Club will stage q
shoot Saturday In Janney's Lane at
2:s0 b. IN.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
CONFIDENCE MAY COST
TUNNEY TITLE
By Davis ]. Walsh

CHICAGO, Sept 2l-b myself in person what the
writer that when David Goliath some
in the background who had hunhed the bet his clam
shells accordingly There always egg in the
matter whether 4 proof "a
whether Mardi Gras cocktail 81 New Orleans
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
pETWORTH BOOKED

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Sept. 21.--
Petworth and the ST. Mary's Celtics
win tie-up Saturday afternoon In
Dreadnaught Park at $40 p. M.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
RATTING RECORDS
By All Munro elias


AndA uthorty
The best third baseman in the Harold Traynor Of the
Pittsburgh Pirates the Corsars break into the worlds the
Ssr corner is position at which the National League will be
bly, represented The Pirate the biggest
mond has asterfu hands and shotgun
and handle ball. At the bat he is just good his batting
keep Traynors
4 claa Inv hirnaelfa al \
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SILVER HILL ANGLING

The Silver Hin nine Graves nm
limited competition. Phone Marl-
boro 72-F-s1 after Z o'clock.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21
TRY AND REAT III

The record score iii bowling for
. set Of three games ii credited to
Harry Cavan, of Pittsburgh, who
set q mark Of 7ls IN 1919.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21

pion's worries and cares ana re.
sponsibilities.
Tunney had all TO win and nothing
to lose at Philadelphia. He can
win nothing here but merely keep
what he had before. Tunney "a Is
Dempsey's position as Dempsey
knew it In 1926.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21

Tunney has many things IN
his favor IN this fight-yuth,
speed, the distance Of 10 rounds
and the fact that he already
has beaten the man he must
beat tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1927-09-21

The new combination worked
well, and unless NOrk and O'NeiI
give evidence Of their old form,
the recent additions may get the
regular assignment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
CATHEDRAL PLANS
TO GREET VISITORS
Pilgrims win Be Welcomed at
Palm Sunday Service
Tomorrow.

Plans have been made to welcome a
large number of pilgrims and worship
ers to Washington Cathedral tomorrow
in celebration Of Palm Sunday. In
accordance with the cathedral custom,
palms viii be distributed to all who
may wish them after the services at 10
am, IL am. and pm.
The schedule OF services in the Beth.
lehem Chapel for Palm Sunday will
begin with holy communion at 1880
am. Rev. DIR. Arson Phelps Stokes,
Canon of Washington, will be cele-
brant. Morning prayer and litany viii
be conducted at 10 by the Dean of
Washington, Very Rev. G. c. #. Bra
tenahl. Holy communion, with sermon,
will be celebrated at Ill am, with the
chancellor of the cathedral, Rev. DIR.
William L. DeVries, as the preacher.
The Bishop of Washington, Rt. Rev.
James E. Freeman, wfA be the preach
er at The peoples evensong service, be.
ginning at pm. This sevice will be
conducted by the chancellor of the
cathedral and will be broadcast
through station WRC.
Owing TO the limited seating facilities
in the Bethlehem Chapel, pilgrims who
wish to attend the services at IL am.
and pm. should come to the cathe.
dral well in advance OF these hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
LAYMEN'S HOUSE
TOBE DEDICATED
Society of Jesus Priests to
Conduct Ceremony
Tomorrow.

The. new Laymen's Retreat House,
Mount Manresa. near Annapolis, Md
erected by the Fathers of the Society
Of Jesus, win be solemnIw dedicated to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
More than ] ECO Washington men
are expected to make week end re-
treats at Mount Manresa during the
coming season. The first OF these is
under the auspices of the South AT
lantfc Holy Cross CT b, TO be held on
The WI sk end OF May 2T, which WILL
be preached by Rev. Joseph \. Dinandi
president of Holy Cross College. Mar
tin 7, Mcnamara. an attorney In the
investment Building, is in charge or
this retreat and is inviting leading
men from each of the Catholic parishes
in Washington to join with the Holy
cross alumni preparatory to organ
izii1e special retreats from their own
william e. Leahy. another leading
washington lawyer, has accepted the
ohairnaanship Of a speakers bureau
which win furnish speakers 20 meet
fu1s oF various Catholic organizations
AZ men to describe the retreat move.
rnent.
AZ the dedication service tonor-
row at Mount Manresa on-the-Severn
Archbishop Curley will officiate. Fol-
lowing the dedication and blessing of
the Building fias-raising ceremony
win take place, when the Stars and
stripes will be hauled TO the top OF a
6e.foot fiagpoIe in front of the beauti-
full new retreat house on the water
front.
Addresses will be made by Arch
hgshop C,lrley, Gov. Richie. Rev. Eu-
gene De T.. Mcdonnell, who is in
charge of the retreat house. and BY
prominent Washington and Baltimore
Catholic Iaymen. Father Mcdonnell
is well remembered in Washington,
where he was pastor Of the st. Aloysius
and Holy Trinity parishes, in each of
which he erected new parochial school
buildings He is best remembered,
however, for having organized the
Third Sunday Brigade" with a mem
bership OF 400 men.
Already hundreds OF washington
nd Baltimore men have taken adj
vantage Of the peaceful location OF
Manresa- on-the-Seve
The building is located about mile
from Annapolis on Baltimore ooule-
yard. Parking for a thousand auto
mobiles close TO the .sito has been pro-
vided
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win Address Bible Glass.

Dr. James Shera Montgomery viii
address the Bible class OF Metropolitan
Memorial NJ e. Church. John Marshall
place ard { street. tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock, on the subject. why
Peter Failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE lPrlmltIvel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
NINTH STREET CHURCH
TO HAVE ANNIVERSARY
Christian Congregation Plans for
Weeks Observance OF
Thirty-seventh Year.

Beginning tomorrow and continuing
through Easter the thirty-seyenth an
niversary of the Ninth Street Chris
tan Church, Ninth and u streets
northeast, as well as the thirty.seventh
anniversary of Rev. DIR. b. II. Mel
toms entering the ministry, viii be
observed with special exercises.
Services will be held each night at
Y:45 O'Clock. DR.. Melton will preach
on the following subjects:
Monday, THAT They All May Be
One; Tuesday, royalty STOPPING To
Serve; Wednesday, Father, Forgive
Them; Thursday, III Be Lifted
Up; Friday, I'm Remembrance Of
Me-; Sunday, Questions of the Soul"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
DR.. SIzoo's SERMONS.
Pastor to Conclude Lenten Talks at
Luncheon Thursday.

Or. Joseph r. $500 win preach to-
morrow morning at the New York
avenue Presbyterian Church at the
II o'clock@ service On Make Christ
King and at pm. on THE Trial
If Jesus"
Thursday morning at 1870 o'clock
Dr. Sizoo viii deliver his concluding
lecture Of the Lenten Bible Study
Hours at the. MayAower Hotel. This
lecture will he followed by a luncheon
~ the Mayflower Hotel to which all
people are invited At the luncheon
Dr. Sizoo viii answer questions that
have been asked him regarding the
ssSew Testament. All reservations for
this luncheon must be In the church
of4ice not later than Tuesday after
noon Thursday evening at 3 o'clock
the customary easter communion
service viii he held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
WILL BE HELD DAILY
DR.. Diffenderfer to Preach Tomor-
row on Triumph or
Tragedy

Rev. Or, George M. Diffenderfer,
pastor of the Luther Place Memorial
Church, will preach a Palm Sunday
sermon tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock on Triumph or Tragedy" and
in the evening on The Great Comet. .
During Holy week services will be
held Monday and Tuesday Wednes-
day evening, reception OF members
and preparatory services. Thursday,
holy communion. Good Friday q
three-hour devotion from IL noon to
pm.
Easter Sunday there will be a gerv-
ice at am. and q sermon by the
pastor, followed by holy communion.
At am. another service celebrating
the holy communion. At 9:45 the
Bible school will have special Easter
services. At II a service. with sermon
by the pastor and holy communion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
MarY a. William 70 Isoture.

Mary A. williams will lecture in the
Unity Auditorium, 1926 street, on
THE Truth Triumphant" tomorrow at
s pm. At GAS a m. is the Unity Sun.
day school. Arthur r. Buck conducts
a class in Spiritual Development OF
Man at SIS PM. and at 6:45 pm. is
the Good Words Club. The speaker
for this week is Miss Maude E. Beck
on the subject OF Resurrection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
Palm Services Tomorrow.

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Palm services will
be celebrated. Rev. r. w. Brooks will
speak from the subject, Sustained
Enthusiasm" The Progressive Bible
Glass meets at 10 am. to study "Paul's
First Letters TO the Corinthians =
The Senior Christian Endeavor Socie-
ty win present program at 6:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-09
CLASS TO HEAR IURIST.
Judge Norris Will Address Cove
nant Students.

At the Church OF the Covenant to.
morrow night Rev. DIR. Charles Wood
win preach on "Christ's Face Stead.
lastly Set Towards Jerusalem" At
the II o'clock service DIR. Wood will
have for his subject, THE King by
Divine Right and the Royalty Of His
Subjects"
Judge William r. Norris viii adj.
dress the All-Comers, Mems Bible
class at 945. Miss Ruth Hutchinson,
newly elected president, will lead the
c. Fl. meeting at GAS pm. The Easter
communion service will be held
Thursday at 8 pm.
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VIII Serve Sacramento.

The subject of Rev. Mr. Wormley
at the IL o'clock service tomorrow at
Zion Baptist Church, Deanwood, WIN
be Jesus, Our Saviour and King"
Holy sacraments will be served at 4
pm. The topic of the evening ser
mon Is THE Angel and the Wrestler. !"
Evening star., 1927-10-19

and financier. In order that he might
be absolved from any further legal
or moral obligations to the lady,"
After checking an announcement OF
the marriage. made last Friday by
George I. Schein, Chicago lawyer, Col
Darlington said that his private de.
tectives had proved details of the an
nouncement to be without foundation.
Col. Darlington sent the following
telegram to Schein:
Reported here that story of Camp
bell Carringtons marriage to Anna
Walsh Snyder Darlington is a hoax.
Wire any facts which will help to con
firm statement you gave out. License
bureau denies issuing license. Hotel
denies serving wedding breakfast,
Bishop Manning and all Episcopal
clergy in city deny performing cere.
nony. State Department denies is.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

paper read before the World Psyche
logical Conference at a Wittenberg
College today.
The six elements he listed We're
1, fear; 2, happiness; 3, sorrow; 4
want; S. anger. and q, shyness.
Mixed emotions and the large
variety OF emotions" he wrote. may
be accounted for by simultaneous ac'
ton of two or more fundamental ele-
ments. and by ranging the six ele-
ments according to the degrees of
intensity with which they are pres
ent in the emotion.
ITO illustrate: Hope contains in
this order elements 4, 3 and 2. or
want, sorrow and happiness; bitter.
ness contains 3 and S. or sorrow and
anger, and so on"
DIR. Jorgensen declined to include
pleasure and displeasure as emotion