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Evening star., 1927-10-20
H|GH-GRADE BONDS
STAGE RECOvER|ES
Municipals Share Advance
Easiness in Money Rate
Bulish Factor.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.
nisnatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. October 20.-The re.
newai rate of 3z per cent for cal
money today coming after an abrupt
decline yesterday encouraged Ger.
tain amount Of bond purchases. espe
They have been neglected for the
past two weeks while money has beer
ruling at per cent or more and
many new issues have been coming
out In competition with the older
ones.
The effect of the easiness in rates
was shown in fractional recoveries
not only in the highest type of rails
.and public utilities but also in
tnunicipais. 1t Is expected that tinanc-
ing by the Government as well as oy
the Farm Loan Board will take place
shortly, In which event season OF
low interest rates would be advan-
tagcous.
Interest Centers OIL Dodge IS.
Interest centered early in the ses-
sion on the action of'Dodge 6s, whlcn
went off to S2h yesterday on trans
actions Of 100000. After selling
back to the previous low or s212 they
rallied above SO with very mueh less
activity on the rise than on the DE-
cline. There was some heaviness
shown in Goodyear IS. in which sales
were made below S53s for the f1rst
time in over a week. New low prices
v<ere also reached on several OF the
sugar bonds.
There has been steady accumulation
of Armour q Co., first mortgage
4hs, which today sold higher. than
they have been in some months. with
a yield of $50 per cent and COM
paratively short maturity they show
up we'll in comparison with some OF
the new and unseasoned Az per cent
public utilities that have been re-
Gently coming out between 95 and So.
American Type Founders IS were at
A new record and well above their
redemption price.
Among the listed public utilities the
best showing was international Tele.
phone AIS. North American Edison
and Utah Light and Traction 5s. So
far this month the financing by public
utility companies has exceeded $780,
100000 Of which a very large per-
Acentage has been for refunding
purposes.
Chesapeake 5s Feature.
Among the Junior rails the out.
standing features were Chesa pea he
IS back to par, Erie 5s above 81.
Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste
Marie 51ss and 61as, Frisco 5l4s. Erie
As and Chicago & Eastern Illinois SIS.
There was a recurrence OF the specu-
iation in Italian government and
municipal bonds with advances in
them Of y to \. French descriptions
continued heavy. There has been
rather significant selling recently Of
various German listed and unlisted
public utility and corporation bonds
with a number OF them now at the
lowest OF the year.
It is expected that the Government
financing may take the form OF cer-
tificates Of Indebtedness and long.term
notes. In anticipation Of this. several
/. Of the long Government maturities
were firmer today.
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S. P. HAS BUS LINES.

NEW YORK, October 20 (Pl-The
Southern Pacifics new subsidiary, the
Southern Pacific Motor Transport Co.,
has put a fleet OF motor busses and
trucks on the highways of western
Oregon. Regular schedules will be
maintained from Portland to Salem.
Eugene, Roseburg Ashland and
other points. Busses eventually will
replace all street cars in Salem and
Eugene. It is planned to extend its
scope to other parts Of the system
where motor bus service can profit.
ably replace trolley or branch.line
steam service.
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HUDSON EARNINGS SOAR.
Income for First Three-Quarters
Nearly Double Last Year.

NEW YORK, October 20 F.-Net
income OF the Hudson Motor Co. for
the first nine months Of 1927, reported
today. was almost double the figure
for the nine months ending August
81 last year. This years net, after
eral taxes, etc, was $14.042, ,536,
against $7.SS3,9S3 In 1925. Net earn.
ings for the third quarter, $4,224,S72,
compared with $5,791. .04s In the pre-.
ceding quarter and $1926.645 in the
three months ending August 81, 1926.
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LEATHER TRADE STABILIZED.

NEW YORK, October 20 R.-The
leather industry has stabilized itself
materially in the opinion of George
E. Roberts, vice president of the Ma
tional City Bank. THE reduction in
the country's excessive stocks Of hides
and leather is healthy thing and is
having it's effect for the general good
of the country" he said. Leather
Is out Of the morass into which &c
many industries were sunk bye war
and postwar conditions and can now
be said to be pretty we'll beyond the
reach of artificial conditions except
those arising out of the fact that the
tanning industry cannot control the
volume of It's supply of hides"
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 20 R.-Rye
barely steady; No. Western. 1.O7N
f. o. b., New York, and 1.O6 c. i. f.,
export. Barley steady; mailing, 80
C. /. f.. New York. Pork firm; mess
1880; family, 40.00a43.00. Tallow
strong; special, loose. ST; extra. 9.
Wheat futures opened barely steady;
domestic. December, 1854. other
articles unchanged.
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SEAT BRINGS $4,000.
Membership of San Francisco Ex
change Sold for Record Price.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 20 CP).
The sale Of a seat on the San Fran.
cisco Stock and Bond Exchange to
Victor T. Maxwell Of San Francisco
for 100000 marked new record
today for the value Of membership in
the financial institution. Recently a
seat sold for $4,000. Last year the
high mark was $40, 900.
Other developments in Montgomery
street yesterday included an an
nouncement by the Stock and Bond
Exchange of the coming establish
ment of Curb Exchange which will
deal In securities now unlisted on the
regular board.
This means two curbs for San
Francisco. A few weeks ago the San
Francisco Stock Exchange, an inde-
pendent organization which handles
many Of the California and Nevada
mining stocks. opened the San Fran
cisco Curb Market.
The life expectancy of child born
in England today is II years longer
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CAR L0ADINGs DECLINE.

Loadings Of freight for the week
ended October s, as reported today by
the American Railway Association,
aggregated 1,100.562 cars. a decrease
of 25,s3s cars from the figure for the
previous week and 74.376 below the
corresponding period in 1926.
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NEW YORK, October 30 R.--
Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc, earned
$S.4S a share on the common stock
in the nine months this year. against
$3.50 a share in the same period Of
1925, net income rising to $1,373.362
from $1,205,919.
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RUBBER UNCHANGED,

NEW YORK, October 20 (SpeciaD.
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets
remained unchanged at today's noon
quotation Of BAN. This compares
with 32% Q month ago and 42k q
year ago.
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PRICES ON PARIS BoURsE.

PARIS, October 20 @.-Prices
were Irregular on the Bourse today;
per cent rentes, IS francs centimes;
exchange on London, 124 francs 10
centimes; per cent loan. rs francs 80
centimes. The dollar was quoted at
rs francs 47A centimes.
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BUTTER UNCHANGED.

CHICAGO. October 20 @.-Butter
unchanged: receipts, 6,260 tubs. Eggs
unchanged; receipts 2.624 cases.
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Lord Coleridge, the distinguished
English jurist who died recently, was
buried in coffin made of wood from
. tree which he himself planted In
hts youth.
Evening star., 1927-10-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star once

Following Is the list Of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
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The life expectancy of a child born
in England today is II years longer
than for a child born in 1846.
Evening star., 1927-10-20
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTTLlTY

Barber q Ross. Inc, 6hs... Q6A
Chestnut Farm Dairy 6hs.. 106h 10
Chevy Chase Club Shs...... 10l :.
3 Ro.. F. yaipe aspes stS:k cs Id Blk SIS: 1eSSS =:
wash. Mkt. Cold Storage S.. DS3S >.
Wardman Park Hotel Us. 86h
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same league a year ago he was
averaging III.

Mandley is a striking example of
the consistent performer. Seldom
has he ever been sensational. But
four different times last season he
bettered $50. On the strength of his
District League championship and
better-than.average showing in the
strong Athletic Club League. Mand.
ley was given the No. ranking by
the Washington City Duckpin As.
ISOLATION.
Red Megaw persists in rising ia
the top, no matter where he starts
This is his first campaign in the
Athletic Club League and he's lead.
ing the works. His average with tile
Joseph Phillips Company team is 119
Tor Il games. His best set is 4l5
Red has been marking consistently
getting high counts and cleaning M
the wood. In q games he has made
5S spares and II strikes.
Glenn WOlstenhOIme. one OF
Reds most sincere admirers. Is
right on his trail. however. with
an average of 118 for 81 strings.
Next comes Ray McKitrick. Of
the leading Union Printers. with
III for "a games.
Mckitrick leads the leagus in
strikes with 20 and. according "a
Official Scorer Ben McAlwee. he'll
set a record for the league IL this
pace Is maintained
The Union Printers lead the loon
with % games won and five lost.
The Joseph Phillips Company is
second, one game behind. The
Typos whitewashed the sausa &c
team to take the lead. by the way,
and took two games from Arlingto
third in the standings.
McKitricis is figured 10 win a high
place in the ranking Of this season $
stars. The Typo expert is an &C.
curate spare shooter besides strike.
maker and is Interested enough il
his team to try hard for the Woo
He shoots cross alley hail. START.
from the left 3de, which In effect s
in either poc&t, ~
The Hugh Reilly Company tear. !,
the Athletic Club League has eL
/ only one game out Of 21 this sgW on
end was victorious In only IL st.soA.
/ 81 last season But the pais.out s.
chants have yet to forfeit - n.srI
.pone a set. - P0as'
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tributing the bad ones to
accident of rotten luck. They
think of the good shots as
an outright indication of
"their game" when, plainly
and obviously, the bad shots are
the true indication of the meas
ure of golfing skill acquired. A
golfer is good only in proper
ton to his freedom from bad
shots. The true measure of
golfing ability is what you do,
not what you think you should
have done. 1t isn't the fault
of the clubs, brother.
Copyright, John F. Ollie Coz
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PREPS FACE
LYONS

The National Props are on edge
for their game tomorrow with the
Clarendon Lyons on the Lyon Vii
iage tva9 grounds, The contest
viii get under way at 3 o'clock.
The Props won the championship of
F'oggy Bottom" by upsetting st.
Stephens. so, on Thursday.
The Props will give their portion
Of the receipts to Johnny Simmons.
who was Injured in the game with
BrookIand A. C.
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ones. That is
where m o S t
players fall
s h or t. In
stead of prac-
ticing and de.
veloping their
game to the
point where
there will sell
dom be a bad
one, they go
along patting
themselves on
the back for
their goo d
tributing the
shots and at.
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Collect 100000 for
American OIvmpians

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-By popu.
lar subscription in 200 American
cities, the American Olympic conn
mittee will seek to obtain 100000
to defray the expenses of the Amer.
lean team to the ninth Olympic
games in Amsterdam, Holland, next
summer. Residents of every city
with a population of $4,000 or more
will be asked to contribute.
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CATCH Of BASS
MADE At CUNSTON
BY r. A. ANGLER

The bass the lower Potona NAV no at oe for some
anglers but a. Roberts Of the Beter ole 5Is Wow Ct and
A. Hare, of Wesley Heights, claim
mouthed its
nave every reason lot III claim recently
they ured from Cove Die Of catches
registered at tne p9 According the anglers
trimming with th Ash hooked nnt mn fgh+
equal to its calling 4 - N' - ~ - r. : So
gamsters fgure SIX to pounds each three sebd
2 pounds While the re.;ndr If The atch
from TO pounds ~ ~ ~ ~ - So OA -"A-eS0
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Now He's Father Is
a Great Biz
Family

William n, Curly ~ .r..
Of Amateur Athletes,. :. .s.s,'.
wss the ORGANIC. ~ - 80,
''N 4 . ''clt.h which has
Fro"n no'n mere handful in
lses 70 . ,smbesshib today Of
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Artificial lures, including. s1,ir-,.
wigglers and yellow bus E,a'tg1. 49,.
used throughout the eTa-tr, ' ~ ~ =
casion, which expiodes ~ 60, w.
that live bait fishing rs ~. 80,
productive method duri 80 ''. o,
SON fishing.
The anglers on thu, o.,rn b.
tire city were present. q 81 - r,.as
iaent and Mrs. Coos.Su :" ..iS -
PLAYED q keen int WY a'S'
cellent string OF BE- ,e,,t,,.s 90
sters. TTo of the $3.50 = n,
~. .Saa1 g g. "a ~ five Mansion that
| 80, ny s,str.t,t - First Lady Of the
bass breakfasp''os " "e"'a'"~
Next ThUrSss
al aIi - indications point that
=" ,.na tsouthed gameskers win
~ Setween now and when
ans si" o., 5hrtain drops not to arise
eA II July l, 1928,
Dasta Of millions al Wild
nu s in the West through
EO'so.iug by alkaii water win
-, Snedied by the Izaak Wal.
20. league of America In q ma.
LON t,oha campaign to bring about
~. flooding Of The vast areas
h fresh water, 1t was an;
~ IsJunced today by Paul II. Me.
~ Kinney, president Sf the local
shapter Of the league.
!, Formal announcement was made
~ national officers OF the league
u all chapters that saving the
Western ducks will constitute the
aext major activity of the league
in its campaign of constructive
measures for the conservation of
wild life. The decision followed
several months of Investigation of
the situation.
have died in the Vest in recent
years through lack of fresh water"
DECLARED Seth +. Gordon, national
conservation director of the league,
and the entire duck supply of the
West L seriously threatened. The
scar River marshes in Utah are
the key 70 the situation, and will
ne the nrsr to receive attention.
kemedlai measures will be pushed
through at once in conjunction with
all or the sportsmen of the West !"
This - the third major national
campaign OF the league to be under.
taken during the past five years.
Mr.. Gordon SAID The first was the
creation Of the Upper Mississinnl
Wild Life Refuge, comprising s0O
miles of river bottom in Minnesota
Iowa, Wisconsin And Illinois. The
second was the creation oF the
Walton League winter elk feeding
ranch in Jackson's Eo,s wvc
That the third major iSaua
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All the evidence that comes
up through golfing experience
points to the fact that the aver
age golfer can we'll afford to
forget the good shots he makes
and think heavily about the bad
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FLYING CLOUDS GATHER

The Flying Clouds will assemble
at the home Of Manager Goodwin
tomorrow night at 7:30 O'Clock.
Those asked to report are Fitz.
gerald, Cheek, McCallister, McIn.
tosh. McGruder, Malloy, Lang
henry, Kendig, Carroll, Dozier,
Auth and Goodwin.
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Caldwell VIII PLAY
With East Eleven
In California

ASHTON, r. l., Nov. 26-Bruce
Caldwell, Yale baclkfield star. who
was barred from the Princeton
and Harvard gridiron classics be-
cause Of ineligibility, plans to play
with the all-Eastern team at San
francisco on December 26. Yale
authorities have granted him per.
mission to make the trip.
The Washington times., 1927-11-26
STANDARDS ANGLING

The Boys Club Standards are on
the lookout for basketball games
with 115-pOund quints. Phone Man
ager Cline, Franklin 9075.J.
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PROMISING FUTURE

Bob Zuppke's Illinois football
team is about IS per cent composed
of sophomores and juniors, which
BODIES well for the next season or
two.
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CALVARY BILLING

The. Calvary Methodist basketerl
are scouting for games with I'M
limited clubs. Call Manager Pau
Gottwals. Adams 7S5S-W. after
o'clock,
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BY r. D. Thomas

Cashmyer Catonsve Nd persistent optmst He
believes that best bower when grouped whip
Washington Many defeats apparently have
failed to impress the Gainesville business man.
TODAY the will attempt to back the
King Pins have lineup composed Of five Of Washingtons
best Perce Elicit Dutch Weidman Works. Arthur Logan and
haftla tho CoShm fheirh
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TEAM OF BROTHERS

The Wanderer Soccer Club of
the Maryland League has added
another pair of brothers to It's -oster
which already includes three such
pairs.
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k0Tel
By Bingy Bryan

Before many moons pass golf in
the wide, wide spaces will take the
full and final count for the 1927
season. Then those who are set on
keeping their swing grooved, or
those who wish to improve in antici.
patton Of the new season must get
their golf from the indoor schools
and nets.
1t is true that in past seasons as
many as three indoor golf schools
have operated. In all probability
the same schools will open their
doors this winter again, but we are
going to have another golf school
added to the list, if we get the dope
right and according to plans, inten-
tions. etc.
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MERCURY PREPS LISTED
Basin field,

The Mercury Props will oppose
the Linworth Props tomorrow after.
""o"' - o'clock on the Tidal
Basin field.
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MONTROSE HUNTING

The Montrose cagemen are re.
questing action with 11O-pound fives.
Call West 1853 between s and 6
o'clock,
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There is no keener sportsman or
more far-seeing conservationist in
America than Postmaster General
Harry s. New He urges the sports
men OF the country to act promptly
in applying effective methods of
preventing the determination OF
game and the extinction Of sport
in the field.
His warning comes Just on the
eve OF the session of the Four.
teenth National Game Conference,
which Is to be held in New York
City on Monday and Tuesday, De.
cen1ber 5 and 6 at the Pennsylvania
Hotel and which will be attended
hy prominent sportsmen and game
officials from all over North
America.
This conference, which is an an.
nual convention, will consider a
program filled with game restora.
ton and propagation problems and
will mark another milestone on
the road to scientific and effective
game administration in America.
General New. in a statement
on November Is, said: ''If the
wild life of the United States
Is not to be totally DESTROYED
within the next few years, It
Will be due to the interest taken
In its conservation by the sports
men OF the country acting to-
gether and with intelligent di.
rectiOn through such agencies
as the American Game Protec.
tive Association.
I'm the term sportsman in.
clude all those who are interested
in the wild life of the woods. fields
and streams whether they seek it
with rod and gun, with the camera
or for the enjoyment derived from
merely seeing it in its native en-.
vironment,
1.-THE rapid development OF the
country and the consequent destruc.
ton OF the natural refugees viii Of
itself bring about the extinction Of
its wild life, unless intelligent eff.
fort is made by those who from
actual observation and experience
have some knowledge OF the steps
necessary to it's preservation ana
respond TO the inspiration enter
tanned By every true sportsman to
see that those steps are taken
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"PRINCES OF PlGSKIN"

McGill University won the
Canadian collegiate championships |
this season at both English rugby
and soccer. !
The Washington times., 1927-11-26

should also develop in the West
was q surprise to conservation.
lists, but it was pointed out by
local league members, that the
entire force and power Of the
organization must be thrown
into those sections which need
help the most.
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ball was rewarded when II
comes to putting,

ball was rewarded when II
comes to putting.
With Florlda's golf season iust
around the corner. MANY of our
pest professionals are preparing to
head South. Some of the advance
dope has them on location.
FLORIDA is planning for the great
est seasonable golf program in the
history of the State. Purses Of nm
beiieveable amounts have been ad.
vertised, and in each case the win.
ner OF top money will find his ef-s
forts worthwhile.
From the tentative dates ar.
ranged. followers of the golf stars
VIII witness match a. day. should
they care to go that much. Matches
of every description have been
booked for both men and women.
Besides Armour, Hagen, Sarazen
and others on hand, the better femi-.
nine players have been swamped by
the same go South" slogan. ?
Miss Maureen circuit, who
competed for the first time in
the South last season, ii going
back to defend the title she won
i'm the Florida East Coast event.
Likewise, Miss Beatrice Virginia
GOttlieb. who holds the Miami
State and Miami Beach crowns.
will be on hand.
Glenna Collett, Eastern women
champion, is expected to add pres.
tige to the women's tournaments by
her presence. Miss Collett has
played worthwhile golf during the
80 a.
has added besides the Eastern cham.
pionship title. the Nassau champion.
ship, North and South and the
Shawnee titles.
Before another season Is upon
ms some Of the local clubs will
have brand new professionals to
introduce to the summer time
players. During the early fan
season one or two changes in
the professional rank became
effective. Now il is said others
will follow suit.
For the present Lionel Walker,
| for years professional of the Ban
nockburn Club, is preparing to open
a winter golf school He resigned
his position at the Glen Echo Club
last month.
Mel Shorey, for the past three
years affiliated with East Potomac
Park course. is said to have &C.
! copied a position in Baltimore
which was left vacant by Alex Tay-
lor, who resigned as instructor at
the Suburban Golf and Country
Club.
Read the Classified Real Estate coll
umns for a directory of desirable
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To enable those in charge to open
the school on short notice, two nets
will be erected Immediately. They
will be located at the rear of the
large ballroom. or basketball court
in the Arcadia
Al Price, who summers with
Eddie Towns, professional of the
Indian Spring Golf Club: George
Deffinbaugh, professional at Sara.
nae Lake, n. Y, with a wide ex.
perience of indoor teaching. and
r. Cliff McKimmie, local profes.
slonal. will have charge of in.
structions, practice nets, etc.
John Blick, now one of the most
enthusiastic golfers, is at the head
OF the new school. According to
Blick himself, he is going to have
one OF the best golf institutions the
city has ever seen.
of course, you know, an indoor
golf school is entirely new to me-
said Blick. If the Washington
public wants a golf school and will
support it, / viii go the limit to
give them as fully an equipped
school as there is in the country. :
John Blick. assisted by two otnel
prominent ana enthusiastic golfers
is having manufactured an inoya
ton in golf nets There will b
nothing like 1t on the market to
day. The idea of the new ne
is to permit the player to hav'
the full benefit of a game of golf
Should his drive leave the te
straight, he will be rewarded b,
finding his ball in a good position
on putting green, which will b.
part of the net.
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On the other hand, should
player hook or slice his ball
into one of the pockets at the
back of the net, he will suffer
a penalty equally as much as
the fellow who had the straight
The Washington times., 1927-11-26

This new school will be opened
at the Arcadia. Fourteenth and
Park Road within the next two
weeks. 1t will be in the heart
OF the indoor recreation district
Of Washington where patrons
can golf, bowl or dance.
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Read the Classified Real Estate coli
umns for q directory Of desirable
Washington property for sale.
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Another star who has gone
back. at least temporarily, is
Bradley Mandley. who won the
District League championship last
season with an average just short
Of III. Mandley is a regular on
the Arlington team Of the Athle t1c
Club League now. His mark TOR
81 games is only 10. In the