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Evening star., 1927-05-23
ARMY. BATTLES
ON SATURDAYS CARD

ANNAPOLIS, May 23.--Contests be-
tween the teams of the Naval and
Military Academies in base ball, field
and track and lacrosse and the COM
petition Of three crews i'm the Henleys,
at Philadelphia, will bring the Spring
season of sports for the Naval Acad
envy to a close, except for the par
ticipation Of the varsity and plebe
crews in the Poughkeepsie regatta.
Without regard to the eXpertness of
the contestants or the bearing of the
result upon the intercollegiate rating
in the sport, the contests in any
branch between the teams Of the
service schools always are considered
Of supreme interest.
The base ball and field and track
teams will meet at West Point, while
the lacrosse teams will fight it out
at Annapolis. The general competi-
ton appears to he quite even 1t is
conceded that the Navy has little
chance with the track meet, but it
appears to have the edge as to Ia
crosse. AS to base ball. the teams ap-
pear to be even
The Army has a we'll balanced field
and track team, with some fine per-
formers. 1t has defeated Georgetown
this season. The Navy has consider
able strength in the field events, but
is weak on the track.
Both lacrosse teams have been de-
feated by Johns Hopkins and so oiimi-
mated by that team from any chance
for championship honors. However,
the Navy was defeated by one point
by Hopkins, while the Army's score
was doubled by the same team
hard and interesting game of la
crosse is expected. however The
Army has very powerful team, with
such foot ball stars as Wilson, Daily,
Schmidt and others. The Navy has a
lighter team. and depends largely on
its speed, stickwork and fine team
play.
The Army is ahead in the base bail
and track series 1t has won 12 base
ball games to s secured by the Navy
and leads in track by 3 victories to /.
However, the Navy has won all three
OF the lacrosse games which have
been played, the first by to 0 and
the other two by 3 to 2.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
HYATTSWLLE AGAIN
HAS A STRONG NINE

HYATTSVILLE. Md. May 23-It
appears that for the first time in a
number of years Hyattsville this sea-
son has a base ball team able to give
the best clubs of the section all they
want in the way of opposition. Hyatts-
Vile has been without diamond since
Zantzingers Park was subdivided sew
eral years ago and interest in the
game naturally has slumped consid-
erably. During this period the town
has either not had a team or a medi.
Ocre one.
Unless all indications go awry, how.
ever. the Hyattsville nine this season
is going to make a record that will
compare favorably with those turned
In by fine teams that have upheld the
towns prestige in other years.
One man has much to do with the
revival of interest in the game here.
He is former Mayor William P. Ma
gruder, who has presented the town
with site containing u acres, which
will remain town property so long as
it is used as a community playground,
A survey of the property, located
in the western section Of the town, is
now being made, and work OF lay
ing out a diamond, tennis courts and
otherwise equipping the plot, that will
UC hIOhU as w Iiiidul
Park, soon will begin.
Until the new field is available that
at Riverdale will be used by the local
team, which has been organized by
John Henry Hiser.
Included in the fine array available
for the local team are Bill Chase,
Gus Fenwick, Ruff Vincent, Charlie
Piozet, Val Halloran and Anthony
Hiser, pitchers; Tom Belt and Harry
Wolfe, catchers; Rich Reeley, catcher
and infielder; Bert Sheehy, Ken Watts,
Waliy Tanning, Al McClay, Oscar
Hiser, Bob James and Smith Purdum,
infielders: Albert Outch) Whalley,
Henry Hiser, Pax Holden and Ed
Glading, outfielders.
Hyattsville is seeking games with
speedy unlimited teams i'll the Dis
trict and vicinity. Business Manager
Ed Glading is receiving challenges at
Hyattsville S07-F3 between and Z
pm.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

AUTO MECHANIC--Must be expcrienced on
all cars able r, to talk to customers and est.
right man. Address Box BOOK. Star office.
AUTO SALESMAN. first-class. TO sell Stude-
bakers. Apply II. r. King. 5l4 II st. ne.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

BUSINESS SITE

On this wide street. close TO the 21st St
market 3S-ft. frontage. running back to
alley. Only $4,000.
IOIIIS u SH0EMAKER
Evening star., 1927-05-23
: ROD AND STREAM
By Perry Miller

Frank Linthicum, Edward Mallet,
DR.. Frederick Parker and Will Dono.
hue, fishing at Piney Point recently
bagged several dozen large hardheads.
A way to preserve fresh shrimp is
offered here for the guidance of an
glers: Remove shell and place in a
glass jar with salt and water, mostly
salt. This makes the meat more solid
and is said to keep it for several
weeks.
Following is a copy of a resolution
presented by George +. King, local
angler and conservationist, and adopt
ed by the Maryland State and District
of Columbia Federation of Labor:
Whereas the commercial fisher.
men of the State of Virginia are cap
turing the fresh water bass at such
an alarming rate as to almost cause
the breed to become extinct, and the
State of Virginia having enacted a
law prohibiting the sale of such fish,
and the Congress of the United States
enacting the sale law, covering the
same in the District of Columbia,
causing the aforesaid fishermen to
use the Maryland markets for their
sales: Be it,
Resolved, That the executive
board Of the Maryland State and Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation of Labor
be instructed to use it's influence to
bring about the same condition in the
State Of Maryland, prohibiting the
sale of the freshwater bass in it's
markets"
Evening star., 1927-05-23
ANOTHER FLIGHT WON
BY CAPT. LINDBERGH

Capt Lindbergh of the loft of w. r
Dismer led the field in the Washing
ton Racing Pigeon Club fight yester-
day from Akron. Ohio.
The contestants were liberated at
SIS am. and Capt. Lindbergh homed
at 1865 o'clock The second arrival
that finished at 2:07 O'Clock also was
to the Dismer loft.
Only 6 of the ~ lofts originally en-
tered We're represented in the race.
many birds having been knocked out"
for the time being as the result of the
two previous tests that were held un-
der unusually adverse weather condi-
tions.
June has been set for the next
race. 1t will be from Napanee, Ind.
Following is the average speed per
minute of the first arrival to each loft
Yesterday:
Evening star., 1927-05-23
GIRLS NINE IS BEATEN.

Bobby Girls of Philadelphia lost base
ball game to the A., B. &. w. team in
AleXadria yesterday, 8 to 10. Three
men players were used by the visitors.
They were the pitcher, catcher and
center fielder. The home club doubt
less could have won by much larger
margin, but toyed with its opponents
after getting comfortable lead. Only
two girls knocked the ball out Of the
tnfield,
Evening star., 1927-05-23
JAVELIN STAR INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May % up.
Wilmer Rinehart, Indiana Univer-
sity javelin thrower, suffered a
broken nose and badly bruised
right arm in an automobile accl-
dent which is expected to keep him
out of the Western Conference meet
at Chicago Saturday.
Rinehart. who won the javelin
throw at the Draker relays with a
heave of better than 1913 feet, had
been considered an almost certain
winner.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
GOLF TEAM IS PICKED.

NEW YORK, May % CP.-A rep
resentative team of ii men has been
named by the United States Seniors
Golf Association to go to England
for the first international seniors
championship this Summer. English
and Canadian teams also are entered.
Frederick Snare Of the national
links Of America, winner of the
United States seniors title in 1922 and
1925, was made captain.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
ARLINGTON WHITE SOX
TAKE PAIR OF GAMES

Arlington, Va. White Sox ball tos.
sers won a double header yesterday,
defeating Navy Radio Towers, 10 to 5,
in the morning and the Mitchellville,
Nd, team at that town in the after
noon, 9 to S. Crawford, White Sox
pitcher, let Mitchellville down with 2
bingIes and famed -, while his mates
were slamming Is. including triples
by Head and Zook Robinson with
men on.
, Next Sunday the White Sox will en-.
gage the ku Klux klan Of Alexandria
on the Penrose diamond at IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

THOSE WITH, UNDEVELOPED TALENT
for drawing. large studio offers unusual
opportunity for practical training evenings:
will interview only those desirous of max
ing commercial art their profession. Address
Box S5-V. Star office.
DO YOU WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT IN
a short time. Learn telephone switchboard
2pEeraEnpaNg Ei easy 1asGnating f les1onf
st. bet. n Y. ave. and H.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY =
Licensed lady instructor. expert driver: also
men instructors: parking and permits; cars
furnished. CONONER. 212S III NV. w. 3O6S.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD EXPE.
renced instructors; satisfaction tnsured:
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line 81
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT IN ALL
ply Greene's I12S 18th st Franklin T22.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS.
Permits. parking and clutch control; care
furnished; reliable licensed instructors. Call
FOSTER. Frank N S7S7. GA B st s.w "a
A GOOD POSITION FOR YOU-;SHoRT
commercial courses shorthand touch type
writing. bookkeeping: convenient payments;
position guaranteed. Inquire
Boyd Secretarial School,
1898 G st NV Est Yrs) Main 233S
Evening star., 1927-05-23
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
t1Sers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fldc answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation of
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL rent my full equipment for auto latln-
dry sreastng. storage, etc. to responsible
ed business Owners other business connec-
tons takes entire time. Address Box 4o-X.
STAR nfIine 23s
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Statement of a Salesman

Last season The following letter was re-
ceived from Mr.. Beaver:
May lst. as n skeptic, / Joined an or
ganlzation OF men and women presenting
what | have found TO he the cleanest most
honorable and profitable proposition in the
City of Washington today
II am a skeptic no longer. but an ardent
booster. and the following facts are what
for the proposition is based on necessity.
and my earnings have equaled S6316 daily.
This being true, it certainly warrants
your investigation. Come to our Sales
Meeting Wednesday evening at S15 in
Room C. City Club. and hear what others
have TO say.
s. J.. BEAVER"
Mr. Beayer iz stin with thn force
Evening star., 1927-05-23
CUBS GET READING CLUB.

READING, Pa, May % Up
Formal transfer of the controlling
stock in the Reading lnternational
League base ball club from President
William Ashton, ST., to representa-
tlves of the Chicago National League
club has been consummated.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
BELL TO FIGHT BRIT0N.

LONDON. May % Gp).-Archie Bell,
the American boxer defeated by Teddy
Baldock. has been matched to meet
kid Pattenden Of London. Pattenden
was recently defeated by Milton Cohen
of the United States. The fight will
take place on June at the Albert
HALL
Evening star., 1927-05-23
PENNINGTON PIGEON
WINS LONG FLIGHT

King Tut, well known homing
pigeon belonging to Messrs. C. and
w. r. Pennington, won the fourth old
bird race from Pittsburgh, Pa, under
the auspices Of the Aero Racing Pigeon
Club. An average speed of 1,466 yards
per minute, equal to SO miles an hour,
was made.
w. E. Ferguson's Going Some won
the second prize. There were 1875
birds from IS local lofts competing.
The result of the race, with sum-
mary of the positions in yards per
Evening star., 1927-05-23
STRONG RIVALS SOUGHT.

Rice Bakery nine Of Baltimore
seeks games with local unlimited and
combinations, to be played
here; Wednesday, Saturday and sun
day dates are preferred. Address
William Tanner, AIS Hanover street,
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
v. N. I. ELECTS CAPTAINS.

LEXINGTON, Va. May 23.-Albert
j. Barnes of Roanoke, Va, and
Murray T. Decker of New Rochelle,
N. Y, have been elected captains of
Virginia Military Institute base ball
1928 season.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
STRANGLER LEWIS SUED.

CHICAGO, May % OP).-Ed tStrang-
ler) Lewis, heavyweight wrestler, has
been sued for $4,000 as a result Of
an automobile collision last Easter.
The plaintiffs, two men, allege they
were injured as result Of Lewis care
Evening star., 1927-05-23

LONDON, May % LP).-A dispatch
to the Evening News from Melbourne
announces that Gerald Patterson,
highest ranking Australian tennis
player, has Cancelled his passage to
England, where he was expected to
compete in the Wimbledon tourna.
Inepts this season. A4-.-
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Team Standing.
Ieagne Records.

High team sets-Hohbies. l .643 Air Serv-
ice 633 Brandes. ,R25.
High team games--Hobbies. sos: Audi
tors, 500: Medicos. $50. 80
High individual sets-Matlack, 4oS; IA
mann 395 =. Harrison, 3S4
High individual games-Babney. 162; Ell
strikes-E. MurreIi. 81 Hamanu. So; P.
Harrison. 46
spares-Schott. 209; Faunce. 1s6; P, Har-
r1sOn. Sc.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

SAaLESM AZ KS En- wonderful chance to make
necessary. Phone Main 5746 for appoint
ment. rs
THREE GOOD MEN to sell Chandler cars ::
e fhadS csr %oGtS can ne nsed an srn on
$995 TO 50 500. David 5. Hendrcll 1919
1ttb
Evening star., 1927-05-23
DUARTERMASTERS GARNER
BOWLING LEAGUE HONORS
. TEADY bowling throughout t

- TEADY bowling throughout the
last half Of the War Depart.
ment League season enabled
~ Quartermasters to overcome an
eight-game handicap and finish
IN front.
Four teams finished in a tie for
:hird place in games won and lost,
lsarbettes gaining the berth by higher
pinfall.
MatlaCk of the Armies provided the
high individual average for the sea-
son with 40 for IS games.
The handicap system in the league
worked havoc with the supposedly
stronger outfits
Evening star., 1927-05-23
HELP--MALE.

ArTO MECHANlC--Mus be experienced on
all cars, able to talk to customers and esti-
nate mate n1 on work; Sood opnortpnity for the
AUTO SALESMAN. first-class to sell stude-
bakers Apply II. r. King, 514 II st, ne.
BOY, with bicycle to work on newsstand;
good pay. very short hours. Apply News
stand. front Washington Post Bldg.
Gar WAsHER and nd
Garage, 426 sth NV.
ESTABLISHED CORPORATION with offices
Years @ Gr Sfs sSefs sracS of Mns s'Bs be
aggressive. ANALYTICAL and thrifty; sales OK
man W nd this "4t Sms
tion with splendid possibilities. Bond re-
1nired Address Box 1Sl-X. Star office.
FARMHAND FAR lt white married man; on farm
Address Box i.7.V Star Office 33.
GENTLEMEN of educatii9Qin: $40 20 $50 per
in life insurance .salesmanshiD: experience
a SEATING reersnce safs ns sss odd Adsre'
ANITOR---Assstant tanitor and fireman for
apartment house: with quarters: salary, 500
PsE Wogh staI SiSe references Address Box
MEN 81 to so married preferred, for di-
rect sales work; permanent: % experience not
FsT brush ger mif Bank Bds
MEN--S25 salary and liberal commission to
start: show YOU how TO sell our 125
household articles. Apply ZIG Insurance
bldg. 23a
MEN to distribute 100 advertising samples
per week to regular customers and take
orders: $40 and bonus first two weeks
Apply Room BIG 1919 + st. NV. 3 to .
pm.
PASTRY MAN, Grst-class. good pay; Italian
preferred. Call Eli ST. NV. 2fa
sALESMEN--Actiye. live men wanted for
outdoor selling; experience not essential to
start: pernanent position with reliable
house: good money payable weekly. See
sales manager. Room 1"0 McGill Bldg. 90S
Statesmen. experienced. for Washington,
by old established folding paper box and
Address Box l66-V Star office.
SODA DISPENSER, experienced! steady
ATTENTION, Statesmen!
We need four more salesmen at once to
take care of the prospects We now have for
the immediate purchase of homes. This
office is selling agent for prominent build
next Sunday for the first time We can
keep YOU busy and Will give you full CO.
operation.
Ask for Mr.. LeCompte.
!. r. KELLY & CO.,
Main 4912. 912 18th st. NV
HEI,P-MALE AND FEMALE.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Statesmen
HEI,P-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED--SALESMEN.

COLORED AGENTS--S15 week salary an
commission. Mr.. Andrews. 24i5 p NV.
to 10 am. North 3ISf. 27s
Evening star., 1927-05-23
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DUtS, PETS, ETC.
WANTED-Any kind of small dogs males.
of year: cheap. Address Box 336 \. star
Office
ENGLISH BULL TERRIER PUPs-Thor-
oughbred: SIS and $50. 1885 Irving NV.
20
BOSTON TERRIERS. females: one brlndlee
and one white: % mos. old; one black and
no breeders need apply. 1729 Que 1t.
MALE and female registered Oorang aire-
daIes and 4 puppies. Call Line. ee34 3"l3
PONY. with cart and harness. for sale.
Phone Adams 470O. "a
WHITE COLLIE PUPPIES: very choiceS
eight weeks old: eligible 70 register; ess
head markines, S25; beautiful and .intelli.
rent. Mrs.. Frank Taylor. South vienna
Evening star., 1927-05-23

Frank Robak and son Richard
fishing in front Of their cottage at
chesapeake Beach last Friday, landed
16 nice hardheads about 200 yards off
shore. Good catches also have been
reported from the pier In sshallow
Evening star., 1927-05-23
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

RADIO service and repairing: aerials: Philco
A. B eliminators installed. $50; lowest rates
in city: night service: we have equipment TO
locate trouble and do not experiment.. Ken
nedy's 1910 14th. N. s105: Adams 295.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

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Evening star., 1927-05-23
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

TOMATOES. cabbage plants pansies sweet
Williams. rhubarb plants. Norway spruce.
Alfred Ley Boulevard Heights. Alabama and
Boulevard aves. s.e. Orders delivered. 23'
Evening star., 1927-05-23
BOATS.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

FOR SALE-Standard bred hunter age 13
wise price 5000 cash; saddle aud bride.
$50 extra. Apply w. c. Roberts. LOG South
Union st. Alex. Va. Phone Alex. 166 Of
Evening star., 1927-05-23
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC

COLORED-Will board and keep your babies
while you work. Pot. 1741-J. "a
DAYS. WORK. cOlored woman: good laun-
dress, housecleaner: part time. 1924 W st.
DAYS WORK by experienced woman: laun-
dry. cleaning or wash to take home. Write
4232 Brooks st: ne. "a
GIRL. colorcd. wants part time or days
work; no Sunday work. 1880 st. NV.
GIRL, colored, wants place as mothers
helper. Call 2l32 11th st. NV.
GIRL. colored. wants laundry work at home:
ca1 do the best laundry; with reference. Gail
at 615 10th st. ne. 23'
GIRL. coored. with references, wants cook
and general housework stay nights. 1439
GIRL 16, refined childs nurse. experienced.
wants. place with family going to seashore
for Summer Address Box 157-X. Star
HOUSE GIRL. experienced, wishes general
housework. Call at 1925 10th st. NV. "a
HOUsEWoRK by neat colored country girl;
stay nights. 1912 T st. NV. w.-
LAUNDRY TaHte1 ebona rsass ndlms
3635-R.
LAUNDREss. 1irst-class wishes family or
bundle wash. Call Potomac 1l51.
MAID, competent. wishes apartment OF. Of
flee work or Dart-time work. Adams 9OS6.
2443 Ontario rd. NV.
maid. general housework. cooking. nursing.
Potomac 594S.
WOMAN wants to attend to small apt. as
1antress. $50 M st. s.w.: no children
WOMAN, colored, wants days work of any
kind. $50 Euclid st. NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS-Rocks and Reds. $500 Nay
lOr rd. Sc. Phone Lincoln 339-W. IA
BARRED ROCK and r. /. Red cockerels anjI
pullets: Matching eggs: baby chicks 2n39
X st. NV. West 68S or Kensington 109-F-i.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
Personal,

EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING: ELIZA
years in business special this week. $40.
925 Grant pl.. FIR. 6159: hours. 8 to 8.
.S'
KINDERGARDEN FOR CHILDREN
with break fast. dinner aud supper, S5 per
week. For information apply 1922 Massa-
WEEK END TRIPS, PHILA.. NEW YORK,
Atlantic City: short trips on notice; 330S
Sherman ave. NV. apt. 81: Adams 3l39-W.
After go pm. 2Ss
A WIDOW WOULD GIVE ROOM FREE TO
lady employed during the day for her COM
pany at night .feferences exchanged. Ad-
dress Box 170-V. Star Office. 23s
PHYSIO-THERARIST. VACUUM, ULTRA
Dist. Nat Bk GRACE NASH. 81.
I DO PAINTING. EXTERIOR AND INTE-
reliable, CaA 1kN. Pet. asss.
Evening star., 1927-05-23
IIEIP--DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID. colored woman. Prince
ton Hotel, $40 Pa. ave. NV.
COOK. plain. good: references required
-'' v -
The Washington times., 1927-09-22
.BOY SAYS GHUM.
IS Captive

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. H.
Approaching a patrolman at 2
a. M, saying I'm lost" q 1s-year-
old boy who said he had left his
home in Atlantic City Sunday, In
company with another youth, was
found at Passyunk Avenue and
Willard Street. He was taken to
the Seventh and Carpenter Streets
station, and later to the house of
detention to await arrival Of his
parents.
The boy gave his name as War.
rem Russell, 10, and said he had
come to Philadelphia yesterday
with Sterling Lerne, Il.
Russell told police he and Lerne
were in Broad Street Station when
a man promised them food If they
would come with him.
Russell said they went with the
man to house in South Philadel.
phia. He escaped, he said, while
the man held Lerne there. He was
unable to give police any idea Of
the location Of the house.
The Washington times., 1927-09-22

Club Of Philadelphia has issued a
standing offer Of 500 for informal
ton leading to the apprehension Of
every hit-and.run driver In the fu.
ture-
This sum win be paid not once, but
as often as such an INCIDENT occurs,
according to Eugene e. Hogle, secre-
tary. The sanoo offer now Is being
made In every city Of Pennsylvania
The Washington times., 1927-09-22

formed itself into a white eIs-
plant.
The presentation was made In
the Jardin Des PIantes.
Gagged in Paris livery stable,
the beast kicked its way to free
dom and caused considerable
commotion and damage for q
time. II was recabtursd, but
because Of its unruIy spirit, IT
appeared for a while that Paris
was hesitant to accept the gift,
and the possibility arose that the
animal would have to be shot.
The Washington times., 1927-09-22
Live Buffalo Finally
Given To Hesitant
Parisians

PARIS, Sept 22.-The live buff
falo, sent by Mayor schwab. Of
Buffalo, to the city Of Paris
through the Erie county dslega-
tion Of the American Legion. was
presented to the municipality to.
day after having almost trans.
The Washington times., 1927-09-22
Keystone Club Offers
Reward for Hit-Runs

PHILADELPHIA Sept sO.--In an
effort to curb the epidemic Of hit.
and-rnn drivers and to bring about
q greater amount Of cooperation
from motorists and pedestrians in
their apprehension, the Automobile
The Washington times., 1927-09-22

Why not rent apartments NTH eass-
u can be accomplished by oonenlfin
TIE apartment nstlng ii fodavse Class
fled Ada.
The Washington times., 1927-09-22

health for several months and is
believed to have Ieaped from one Of
the boardwalk pavilions. She had
been brought back from the State
Hospital at Trenton by her daugh-
ter. Miss Evelyn Long. Of Newark.
The body was unclothed when found
by an early morning fisherman.
The Washington times., 1927-09-22

INSIST-On the delivery Of your
Times or Herald every day. II
you do not get your Herald by7
.. M, The Tin = By 5 b. m, or
The Sunday Herald BY 8 m,
call Main SEQ. Delivery Is guar
an oed and your copy win be
seat you Immediately from the
Times Company Office By special
messenger.
The Washington times., 1927-09-22
Mentally Ill Woman
Ends Life in Ocean

BEEMAR, N. j., Sept. 21.-The
body of Mrs. Leonard Long, 4S, wife
of local florist, was discovered in
the surf off here. Examining ply
sicians said It was suicide.
Mrs. Long had been in mental III
Evening star., 1927-08-28

THE many horse shows nearby Virginia and Maryland
Waslngtonan only
s The increase OF interest in the horse in these later
racing stables Saratoga Springs They will modern and
most completely equipped and filed with horougbred William
r. K Hit. formerly Miss Katherine
kns and the late Senator from West herself an excellent
entered ner horses horse shows where
at Saratoga will be Mrs
racing stable Mrs Curtis before her
daughter OF former Gov and Mrs William R. Merriam like
was belle Of Washington society before prominent