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ton SITS.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

ARMY AND NAVY COOPERATIVE
APARTMENTS 254O Mass ave.--ChoIce front
apartment with living room. bedroom. bath.
dining alcove and kitchen. all large rooms:
can he handled rental basis, in sec
ton Call Adams 9a00.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
RUTH AND CEIIRIC SQUARE
In HOME RUN ARGUMENT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
" HE Ruth-Gehrig home run
controversy is all square
once more.
George Herman Ruth elect
ed the eleventh inning for his
thirty-eighth homer yesterday and the
hit, besides tieIng his team mate,
won another ball game from the
Chicago White Sox, 81. Sergeant
George Connally. Sox pitcher, held
the Yanks to five hits in those II
innings, but Chicago collected only
six off the combined offerings of
Pipgras and Moore.
Home runs played deciding roles
in half of Yesterdays games in the
majors. Iris Speakers four bagger
led the way in Washington's fourth
inning attack that gave the team a
IL win over st. Louis in the first
game. The Browns took the second,
81.
A home run by Babe Herman,
Brooklyn substitute, put the Sklds
under the Chicago Cubs, National
League leaders. The Cubs took the
field in the last half of the eighth
with Al lead. Herman hit one of
Carlson's twisters out of the lot with
two runners on base. Bobby Bar
rett's single in the ninth scored two
more after the Cubs forged into the
lead with a run in their half. The
6-5 beating ended the Cubs winning
streak of four games. Riggs Ste
phenSon smashed n home run off
Dazzy Vance in the first inning
with one runner on base.
Charlie Dressen's home run in the
eighth broke IL tie and gave Gin
cinnati a victory over the Phila-
Evening star., 1927-08-18
MATS, TIGERS AND MACKS
WELL PUNCHED in RACE
Criffs Now But Three Games Ahead of Rampaging
Bengals, With AS Only One Game Farther Back,
as Result of Split in St. Louis.

gagement occurred in the fourth
frame. Harris walked as a starter
and tailed ahead of Speaker. who
lofted a homer into the right field
stand. Goslin singled and pulled up
at third when McNeely doubled. Cos
lin was run down when Tate sent a
roller to Gerber at short, but Nc
Neely reached third and the batter
second during the erasure. Bluege
singled to left, tallying McNeely.
Tate followed Earl along the runway
and made home safely when he bump
ed Dixon. causing the catcher to drop
the throw from Williams.
Score First in Nightcap.
In the second setto single by
Goslin. pass to Ruel and Reeves
Texas League two-bagger to right in
round two staked the Nationals to a
one-run lead. But it did not last long.
Schang began the Browns third by
skying to Rice. Gerber. though, hit
for a base and so did Vangilder, the
first hitter stopping at the middle sta
ton. Then Hadley filled the bases by
passing ORourke. Bennett grounded
to Reeves. forcing out ORourke, and
all would have been we'll at the time
had Speaker chung to Harris relay.
But Speaker muffed the heave that
would have meant side retiring
double play and Gerber crossed with
the tying tally.
In the sixth inning. the Nationals
counted again. Harris walked and
scampered to second as Speaker
moved Bucky to third. from where
h1 Of Pnnnnff ha CCn6 Mo-
Neely's loft.
Adams began the Browns Win
ming rally in the ninth by drawing
a pass from Hadley. After throw
ing strike and a ball to the south
side swinging Schang, Hadley was re-
placed by BraXton.
Schang turned to swing right
handed and was struck out. Up
came Schultz. who had been out of
action more than a month, to bat
for Gerber. He singled sharply to
center and Adams raced to third
base.
Otis Miller was picked to bat for
Vangilder, but when Harris ordered
Marberry to Braxtor'" elief, Man.
ager Howley 10" - Rice, who
also had + a. the bench as a
cripple for weeks. to take Miller's
place at the plate. The left-hander
sent a long foul down the left field
line, but Bluege went back for a
great catch. Adams made no effort
to dart toward home after the catch.
but Schultz did take second.
Then Marberry threw a couple,
fast and true, by O'Rourke. But
Blackie swung at the third pitch
and the damaging fluke single to
center followed
Evening star., 1927-08-18
SERIES OF SWIMMING
MEETS END SATURDAY

Final events of the series for the
Scapo Flow swimming pool cup will
be staged there Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Don Carpenter, Owen Thompson,
Duke Patterson and Louis Letwis
have most points among the men.
Belmar Shepley and Helen Carr are
leading the women and Norman
Smith and Walter Long top=fheSboys.
There will be a 50yard free style,
100-yard back.stroke and 220 and 440
yard free style races for men; 50-yard
breast stroke and 100-yard free style
for women and a 75-yard free style for
bows
Evening star., 1927-08-18

dephia Nationals. Luque let the
Philies down with four hits.
Rogers Hornsby's home run won the
first game of the Giants Pirates series.
but his error yesterday paved the way
for Pittsburgh's Al verdict to even the
count. The New York captain missed
an easy grounder with n double play
in sight. Three runs followed on the
heels of the misplay. Carmen HILL one
of the bespeCtaCled pitching twins of
the Pirate staff, registered his fifth
victory over the Giants this year The
Waner duo accounted for three of the
Pirate tallies.
The st. Louis Cardinals were late
in getting started against the Boston
Braves. but they won, rs. The world
champions put across five runs in the
seventh. Jess Haines limited the
Braves to six hits.
Detroit started q recruit pitcher
against the Boston Red SoX. Billings,
Brown University product, not only
finished the game but held the Bos-
tonians to four hits, Detroit winning,
6-2. The collegian was scored on only
in the eight inning
The Philadelphia Athletics made it
three in a row from Cleveland batting
Hudlin and Brown for a Al decision
Lefty Grove held the Indians in hand
throughout and was not scored on
until the eighth
A summary of yesterdays games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York -. o 20 0 l o o 90 Ii 5 q
Chicago ..... 10000 10000 o. g o
Pipgras. Moore and Bengough. Collins
Connally and Grouse
Boston ...... OOOO2O-2 =
Detroit ...... o 0020 2x--6 0
Harriss. Prcmins. Russell and Hartley;
Billings and Shea
Philadelphia ... 1ol020oo-4 . 0
Cleveland ..... 0000O0Ol O--1 3 !
Grove and Cochrane Hudlin. Brown and
l.. ScWcll
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh .... O0300oOO1-4 10 i
New York. ...... 100000 00-1 ) l
Hin and smith Fitzsmmons. Clarkson
and Taylor, Dcvormer.
Cincinnati ... 600 0O01 o. \ /
Philadelphia -. 0O000I IO00--1 t 0
LuQue and Sukeforth: Ulrich and Wilson.
st. Louis w 0O O0O0n51 II IL o
Boston ....... 0 / 0001 90 il q !
Haines and O'Farrel: Robertson. Gene
wich. Edwards and Hogan.
Chicago ... 100000 OO1-5 IL l
Brooklyn xxx. 10000 003 81 13 /
Carlson and Gonzales; Vance. Clark and
Debcrry. Hen1ine.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

~ ~HERRYDALE diamonders arc
preparing tor two strong foes.
Warrenton, Va. tossers, old
~ rivals Of Manager Burch's
charges. are Cardcd for sun
day on Lyon Village field ut o'clock.
Cherrydale recently invaded War
renton and won by a slight margin.
The return game promises TO pro
duce some heated action.
Next Wednesday, Arlington Bear
cats will be met on Arlington diamond
as a feature Of the Arlington day
program. A horse show and riding
contests also are planned.
Park View nine will battle the Fort
Washington nine at the fort on sun.
day. Local players will leave on the
1870 o'clock boat.
Auth Juniors are carded to meet with
Manager SanderSon tonight at
O'Clock at SIG + street southwest.
Auth Seniors are scheduled with For
estville on Saturday. Manager San
derson would like to hear from the
Senior players. Call Franklin 1911.
Harry Hiser has been unable to
secure an unlimited foe for his Hyatts-
vile All-StarG for Saturday. Call
Hyattsville 1142
Pitcher McGIre went through
seven innings yesterday without al
lowing u hit in the first game of the
championship series of Southern Rail
way mines. Purchasing nine won over
the Juniors, 4 to /. Fourteen batters
famed before Mcclure Two passes
and an error gave the losers their
tally.
Spartan \. c. claims q long string
of victories over senior mines and
would like to schedule a foe for Sun
day. Call Lincoln 7450-J.
Manhattan Juniors are in search of
games. Moose and other Junior mines
are preferred: Gail Lincoln 6l1S after
6 O'Clock.
Knight led Calhoun Midgets to
23-to-5 win over Alligator Midgets yes
terday. Calhouns will book games at
Wisconsin 1860.
Rover Insects, who are booked with
Corinthians for Saturday. want other
games. Call Adams 4721 after )
o'clock.
Lyon Village Insects, who defeated
Mohawks yesterday, Is to 0, challenge
Evening star., 1927-08-18
MOSTIL NOW READY
TO RESUME PLAYING


BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. August 1S.--Although
the White SoX and six other Ameri
can League teams are out of the
pennant race. the Sox may be strength;
ened within fortnight by the addition
of Johnny Mostil, their star outfielder,
who ruined himself for this seasons
play in a fit of dependency at the
Spring training camp.
Mostil was given a noisy greeting
when he came out for batting practice
at Sox Park yesterday, and his hit
ting, fielding and throwing seemed to
be almost equal to his former efforts
which made him last year the best
outffelder in the league.
He wore kid glove on his left hand,
even at bat. and inside his playing
mitt. He said he was determined to
play some league base ball before the
season was over, and he looked ready
for regular duty If his slashed hand
will stand the strain. He declared it
would.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
DIAMOND FAME is WON
BY SOUTHERN COLLEGIAN
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Adaptability which made Eddie Nor
gan either foot ball or a base ball
player at Tulane has landed him a
regular berth in the outfield of the
New Orleans Southern Association
Club.
Morgan is one of the outstanding
stars of the league. His record reads
like that of q veteran.
In 90 games he hit for 352, smack
ing out 81 singles, II doubles, s triples
and home runs.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
CHERRYDALES GET READY
FOR TWO HARD CONTESTS

Russells. Corinthians and Colonys.
Call Clarendon 1899.
Emery Midgets added victory No
ii Yesterday. gaining a close 1-to-0 de.
cision over Eddie Collins tossers
Iisenbee Insects ran wild yester.
day to defeat thk Indians. 81 to =.
Copeland did not allow a hit while
his mates registered %.
st. Peters Midgets seek foes. Gail
Lincoln 4073.
Saturday and Sunday games are
wanted by Cardinal Insects. Call Al.
Ems l022-J
Evening star., 1927-08-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.

By the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN-Tony Canzoneri,
New York, knocked out Pete Sar
miento. Philippines "a. Joe Click,
New York, defeated Andre Routis
France G0).
WILMINGTON. Calif.-Young Ma
tionalista, Filipino bantam. knocked
out Nick Brown, New Jersey (2).
Evening star., 1927-08-18
PITCHING.
BOWLERS MAKE PLANS.

Junior o. U. A. NJ. Bowling League
is planning for another season. AT a
meeting committees were named to
visit the various councils and obtain
applications for franchises. w. f.
Potter was reelected scorer and sec.
retary.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
ALL EVEN-TWO TO co
FIRST GAME
rBatted for Gerber in sixth inning,
4kaIle for Innes In uinih inninn

-Batted for Gerber in sixth inning
TBatted for Jones In ninth inning.
Washington. o o q o o o.
bt Louis ..... o o o o O-I
Two-base hits-E. Rice. McNeeIy (2D.
MeIli0. Three-base hit-Bennett. Home run
r-->peal<er. stolen base-Bennett. Sacri-
hces-Iiarris, McNeely. Double play
Reeves. Harris. speaker. Left Oh bosses
Washington. 8: NJ. Louis. =. First base OF
bails--0T Lisenbee. :; off Jones. q. struck
eut-By iisrnbre Z: by Jones. .. tmDires-
Messrs. Van Grafian and Owens. Time of
kame-I hour and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
WEST is HURT AGAIN
ON RETURN TO DUTY

ST. LOUIS. August 1S.--Sam West
broke into the Nationals lineup yes
terday for the first time in three
weeks. but remained in action only
short while. The young center
fielder, but recently pronounced re
covered from a charley horse leg.
slipped and fell while running after
Herschel BENEFITS hit in the first
inning of the opening game of the
twin bill nd wrenched his leg again.
Sam managed to limp through two
more innings. then gave way to Earl
McNeely when the Nationals fourth
batting turn came.
Fred Burnett, young righth hur-
Ter recommended to President Griffith
by friends hereabout as a fine pros
pect and ordered to report here for
trial. was in uniform yesterday, but
had no chance to show his stuff. He
never was called on to loosen his
arm. either on the sideline or during
batting drill.
Both games yesterday were played
under an overcast sky that threaten
ed to loose n drcnChinC dOwnpour any
minute. There was no rain, however,
until late in the second game and
then only a driZZle. That was enough
to hurt the Nationals cause.
Umpires Van GrafIan 'and Owens
not being present. the start of the
first game was delayed minutes.
They said they had been held up by
traffic jam while on the way to
the ball park. Van Graflan did full
days work after getting on the job.
officiating behind the bat in both en-
gagements.
This Speakers homer made in the
fourth inning of the first game was a
drive into the right field stands Just
above the barrier. 1t was his second
circuit clout of the season. His first
was made here last month.
Herschel Bennett made the banner
catch of the afternoon. In the ninth
inning of the first game, he ran back
to the right field corner and leaped
against the stand wall to drag down
with his glove hand Goslin's liner.
There were Nationals on second and
first base when the catch retired the
side.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
HAS ONE-ARMED PITCHER.

Boston University has a one-armed
pitcher who gives promise of being
famous He is Francis Burns of
Charlestown, Mass.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
title for Second Interesting
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, ID: ~. Louis, I--3.
Philadelphia. !: Cleveland. I.
New York. 3: Chicago. :. Gil innings.
Detroit. 6: Boston, ..
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

bought tin. "Took chance" as
I thought. AS opened it, l was met by
the most inviting fragrance I had ever
known. I thought of the woods after a
gentle rain. It made my mouth water
for taste of such tobacco in my pipe.
I tamped-in a load and lighted up.
What a taste! Cool and sweet and
mild, with just enough body to make
every puff smoke-experience. / tried
another load-and another. I was ''sold.'
PA. was my brand from then on. My
only regret is that I didn't make the
discovery sooner. Good old PA!
Evening star., 1927-08-18
Two out when winning run scored.
+Batted for Van Glider In ninth Timing.
+Ran for d. Miller in ninth inning.
Tashington... o o o o 0 O.
kt, Louis. ,,.. 0 O O 2-3

Two-basN hit--Reeyes. Stolen bases
eoslip. o.. sacriices-McNeely t2l. II. Rice.
Qerbef to Adams to Sisler. Left on bases
Nsshington. 81. st. Louis. 8, First base
eails1On Radiey. 3. off Van Glider. Z.
BY hraxton. /. Hits-Of Hadley. in 8 in.
plings: oH Braxion.. In ~, innings: of
Marherry. I In IA inning. Losing pitcher
Eraxten. Impires---Messrs. Owens and ran
Grafan. fine Of game-I hour and 35
s~iss1ee' 4
Evening star., 1927-08-18

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash. at st. Louis. Washington Mt St l..
Phila mt Cleveland. Pha. at Cleveland.
New York mt Chicago New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit. Boston at Detroit.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Cincinnati at Phila. Cincinnati Mt phia.
st. Louis at Boston. st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh mt y. Y. Pittsburgh at y. Y.
Chicago at Brooklyn. Chicago at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

Knight led Calhoun Midgets to
23-to-5 win over Alligator Midgets yes
terday. Calhouns will book games at
Wisconsin 1850.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cincinnati. g: Philadelphia. 1.
ST. Louis. :: Boston. ,.
Brooklyn. q; Chicago. s.
Pittsburgh, 4: New York. 1.
STANDING OF THE CIIBS.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

Rover Insects, who are booked with
Corinthians for Saturday. want other
games. Call Adams 4121 after
o'clock
Evening star., 1927-08-18

Lyon Village Insects, who defeated
MohaWks yesterday, Is to 0, challenge
Evening star., 1927-08-18

p. A. Is sold everywhere In 6dy red
tins, pound and hdlf.poGnd tin hami-
dors, and pound erystdi.siass hnmidors
Eith sponge-moisteher top. And
always with every bit of bite and pSreh
removed by the Prince AIbsrt process.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

Manhattan Juniors are in search of
games. Moose and other Junior mines
are preferred: Gail Lincoln 6l4S after
8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

~T LOUIS. August 1S-This bat
tie for second place in the Amer
ican League race promises to
provide all the thrills of the
East's last invasion of the West
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-12-23

White curtains make room
anpear larger while colored ones
tend to lessen the apparent size.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-12-23
A Brilliant Screen Comedy of
Jewish Irish Life

Frisco Sally Levy" Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer's fm-plus picture
featuring the vivacious Sally o.
Neil, opens at the Vashon Theatre,
Saturday night. 1t is a brilliant
comedy romance Of family life
i'll hi city. Its scenes are laid
iii San Francisco. Sally is the storm
center of a .Jewish-lrish home.
Her father is Jewish. her mother
as Irish as Erin. 1t is screaningly
Funny entertainment, yet there are
tugs at the heart strings, too. Two
suitors appear for Sally's hand,
the one a wealthy Jewish broker,
the other am Irish traffic cop,
After thrilling intrigue, red-hot re-
bellion pathos and romance, the
family solves its problem. Direct
ed by William Beaudine and por-
trayed by an unusually brilliant
east, including Charles Delaney,
Roy Darcy. Kate Price and Ten
en- Holtz. It is whirlwind Of
mirth from the opening reel to the
last.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-12-23

Alfalfa, clover and vetch viii
provide nitrogen for the soil
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-12-23
SOUTHERN HEIGHTS
lMiss ncrIIIn d smithl


Courage, neighborsl At any
rate The days will not be getting
any shorter now, and pretty soon
we can realize that they are actu-
ally lengthening a little.
Miss Smith spent sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs, s H. Berry
Mrs Ridgway's big ear not only
H. kes the children to school and
home again five days week, but
conveys a large part Of the neigh
bolhood ia Sunday School.
A number of the Camp Fire girl
undaunted by the frosty fog, came
over from Seattle Saturday even
mo to spend Sunday at their he.
loved Camp Sealth
Miss Irene Case came home last
week Friday fer three weeks
vac ton from Mills College. Cal
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Case anC
Miss Irene moiored to Enumclav
TO spend the day with Miss Mar
earet Case
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-12-23
RESOLUTIONS COINCIDENCE

Whereas: Almighty God has
seen fit to take from us our be-
loved member Annie Fault bring
ing sorrow and loneliness in her
home and to us all a realizing
sense Of the shortneSs of this life
and the necessity of making ready
10 enjoy the life to come.
Resolved: That we the officers
and members Of the Camulos Club
reqret the death Of our esteemed
member and extend 70 the be
reayed family our deepest sym
rathv and assure them we mourn
the loss of worthy friend.
Resolved: A copy of these re-
solutions be sent TO the family and
the News-Record for publication
and a copy he spread upon the
1ninutes Of the Camulos Club as
a tribute to her memory.
She has sailed with Death
TO that mysterious strand
whose freighted ships 90 sail
ing eyermore, and none return
to tell us of the land
Bessie NJ. Wood
Elizabeth Hearst
(f, ~,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-12-23
Evil Doors Build Parks

While it is making a lot Of extra
work for the highway patrol and
the justices OF the peace, this
years crop of unruly motorists
who fiaunt the laws regulating the
public highways is threshing oui
well for the state park system. In
fact, the state park board never
before saw such a promising pros
pect and while there is a proper
feeling of CIRCLES that a policema
happens by when the law is trans
crossed.
For the eight months between
April and NOV 30 the state parks
have netted $21. 580.95 as its share
of fines assessed for violation Of
the new automobile code In 1926
the courts only mulcted offender
10 the tune of S3,1S5.55 for the
benefit OF parks during the same
eight months. Nearly seven times
a. much revenue, the state parks
committee finds, and it is hard to
be sorry that SO many motorists
have become 50 wicked.
The legislature, as usual, appro-
priated $4,000 fdr the state parks
but the solons regarded the appro-
patton as an idle gesture for the