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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
Wedding In Washington
State Today OF Interest.

State Today OF Interest.
A congressional wedding, of unusual
interest will take place this afternoon
at $50 o'clock, in Walla Walla, Wash,
when. Miss Hope Summers, daughter
of Representative and Mrs. John w,
Summers, will become the bride OF
M. Robert j. Witherell of Chicago,
son of Mr., Robert J. Witherell of Chi
cago. The ceremony will be per-
formed In the home of the brides
parents, "Summerstead," and a. re.
ception and supper will follow.
An improvised altar Of white peon.
les and greens arranged in front of
Towering shrubbery in the garden of
the charming home will give an effec-
tive background for the wedding, and
throughout the house peonies have
been used in the decorations.
The bride will enter the garden
escorted by her father, who will rive
her in marriage. Her wedding robe
is of white crepe satin designed along
period lines, with long flowing sleeves
and a round train at the back. She
will wear coronet veil of white chit.
fon and carry Easter lilies.
Miss Eula Duke Of Eugene, Greg,
will be maid Of honor, wearing gown
Va dZuIG'UiuG tdIL6Id tTIIIlIileu' WIFI
silver ribbons and carrying a bouquet
of garden flowers in blue and she'll
pink hues. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Mildred Kent of Walla Walla,
Miss Claire Felch of Seattle and Miss
Dorothea Fry of Chicago. They will
have frocks of taffeta in pastel shades.
Miss Kent will wear coral taffeta and
carry a bouquet of shaded gladioli;
Miss Felch will be in orchid, carrying
purple iris, and Miss Fry in apple
green and will carry ivory roses. The
flower girls will be little Miss Bar.
barra Ellen Woodward and Miss Clio.
ria Garfield and they will wear shell.
pix organdy frocks. Young Mr..
Charles Edwin Montgomery will be
the ring bearer, wearing a white satin
suit, and will carry the ring on
black velvet pillow.
Mr.. Larry Hall Of Fresno, Calf,
will be the best man.
Mrs. Summers, mother of the bride,
will wear a gown Of kings blue chit.
fon, black lace hat and corsage
bouquet of Ophelia roses.
An impressive feature Of the wed.
ling will be the forming of an aisle
through which the bridal party will
walk by IL high school girls in pastel
frocks. They win form the
aisle with green garlands studded with
white flowers.
Following. the supper on the lawn
" the garden Mr.. Withereli and his
bride will leave by boat from Seattle
'or California and then to Chicago.
Mrs. Witherell will wear travelling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14

TIME Ambassador of Germany,
Baron Ago Nathan and the
u members of the embassy staff
Il, l. will leave Washington Thurs.
-. day for Manchester, where
they will spend the Summer months.
: The secretary of the embassy, Herr
. Martin Schlimpert, will be in charge
of the embassy here during the am
: bassador's absence.
. The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs,
T. Wilbur will leave this afternoon for
-Chester, Pa, where they will be met
.bv Mr.. and Mrs. Paist and their three
""ildren, who will spend the night
: with them aboard the Sylph, which
has preceded them up the Delaware
River. The Secretary will receive a
degree from the Chester Military
Academy tomorrow and win then go
TO Boston for the docking of the Con-
Etitution. Mrs. Wilbur will go to
Wayne, Pa, with Mr.. and Mrs. Paist
Ito spend several days. The Secretary
, plans to return to Washington Friday
and Mrs. Wilbur will join him here
shortly after that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14

Engagement OF Miss Con
To Mr.. Burnstine Announced.
Lieut.. Orlo s. Golf. u. s. N, and
Mrs. Golf of Ordway street, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Lois Clara, to Mr.. Bernard Norcum
Burnstine of this city. The wedding
will take place in the late Summer.
Mrs. Kathryn C. Fuqua entertained
at luncheon at, the Congressional
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Jewett Coach, 1926. -. SOS
Studebaker Touring. 1924 325
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Kissell Touring. 1922. -. POS
Hupp Touring. 1924. -. 4l0
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small room; cont h,w.; abundant heat. ian
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/ 1913 PARK RID Nv W-APARTMFNT s
large rooms Rent S55. Apply 1911 OAK
st " -
ATTRACTIVE F0rR-ROON APARTMENT
ami. first floor; small back ward. car line.
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sGO-2 LARGE ROOMS. KTTCHEN BATH
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UNUSUALLY ATTRACTTVE-IS S35 PHELPS
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lease. Pot. 80 before noon. -
WNTOWN-FIRST-FLOO BEAUTIFUL
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POSSESSION DECEMBER I0-THREE-
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=
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1891 10Th N.W-LARGE ROOM, AND
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All K ST. N.W-BEACTIFULLY FUR
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large front room. two beds. running water.
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1921 MD AVE. N.E-3-ROOM APT. FUR.
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1927 ST. CHATEAU BONAPARTE-AT-
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25 K ST. Ne LARGE ROOMS; KITClHd- TClHd
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1910 TRINIDAD AVE N-E.-THREE WELL
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ST. E.E-9 ROOMS, b.. BATH; PORCH.
THREE ROOMS K & B. LARGE LIGHT
and attractive Desirable location. Reason
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west of 10Th st. 4
1871 KENYON ST. NW.-NICELY FUR
nished housekeeping three rooms and bath.
Also two rooms and bath. =
eli. H N.w.-3 LARGE Bright ROOMS.
second floor; heat gas elect INCLUDED:
500 a1st N-w--FR0NT. ONE ROOM.
kitchenette. bath: heat. gas. elect. included.
PARK RID NEAR 16th--CHARMING LIV-
ing rm sun bedrm.. b.. windows: ele-
vator; clean. artistic, warm. n. 3l36. s.
1882 EYE Nw.--1 AND . ROOM SUITES.
non Housekeeping: beautifully furnished:
maid service: gentlemen: references required.
FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
v iur own home overstuffed liv rm suites
NAH walnut sninet desks Windsor chairs
gate.leg tables floor lamps smoking stands
velvet rugs Hoover vacuum cleaners elec
fans Iv rn bedrm K md b. omen porch
cor Buchanan st. $50 s6I 50 $50 80 and
S65 Applv iantors or ". CARL WYATT.
owner. Adams 1891.
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1862 BELMONT ST Nv NEAR NERD
IAN Pdrk--" rooms kitchenette bath: gas
ard electricity included reasonable Col 535
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Y HERE AND SAVE YOUR MONEY

a DOWN. BALANCE MONTHLY.
OWENS MOTOR CO., INC,
6323 Ga. Ave. Col. $40.
DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS.
FORDS FORDS FORDS
leo6-e7 Tudor sedans $500 up.
Other sedans. S35 up.
Coupe choice of 5. $50 up
Tourings and roadsters. choice OF 15.
S35 up
1-ton Trucks open. closed and dump
bodies some rebuilt motors.
SOME OF THE ABOVE CARS CAN BE
ROUGHT FOR $25 CASH BALANCE S5
Used CAR DEPT. OPEN UNTIL z PM
SUNDAY 10 AM. TO / Pm.
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f. c. THOM MASSON. 227 9th ne. Line. -!
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SALE--AUTOMOBli.ES
PACKARD s SEDAN.

Five-passenger sport: fully equipped and
looks like new. best buy in town for 81 430
terms or trade.
1923 18th NV.
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2540 Iith ST T-EXCEPTTONAT RENT BAR
gain: large. bright rooms. bath ami pnrcb.
al-o furnshed aDts.. 10 rooms and bath.
Anny 1l19 81. Frank 80 '
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az ,'rd 81 r - BLUCK FROM UNIUN
station rnons bath and kItchenette in
new aDai tdlent building rent SIS per month
Apn,y 'anltor on premises or PHILIP MIL
STONE llbi Vermont ave Decatur 1881
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WOODBRIDGE. 80 MONROE ST. Ne
Entire md floor new detached home: strictly
orly ate: > large and l small room kitchen
with sink, breakfast room. bath and large
,losht garaee. Potomac 6O66-W So
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No. 48-1926 Ford sedan. 1925
No. 63-1023 Hudson coach. Us
No. 69-1o26 Essex coach. 425
No. 10S-1923 Buick tour. 225
No. l22-1923 Hupp TOUR. 250
No. l24-l925 Ford tour. :. 100
No. l27-1925 Ford coupe. 225
No. 128-1923 Dodge tour. us
No. 132-l923 Dodge tour. 200
No. 136-1924 Ford tudor. Us
No. 137-lo24 Ford coupe. $50
No. 14O-1924 Chev. tour. :. 125
No. 143-1o24 Chev. coupe. 100
No. 145-1o26 Chev. sedan. $50
No. 147-lo25 Ford coupe. us
YOUR CHRISTMAS CHECK WILL COME
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or OUR GOOD USED CARS. COME IN
TODAY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
BRING YOUR DEPOSIT
USED CAR DEPT,
1444 p st. NV.
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Best CONSTRUCTION Low Prrcs Terms
GEO. +. BRUNk,
Successor to NJ Brunk.
S0S st Ne l.luc 1881
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APART1IENTS-FI RNISHED.

aGU-:3 LARGE ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH
3 closets locker attraCtiyelv furnished
Modern apartment: adults. @5@4 18th ST
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UNUSUAL VALUE REFINED SURROUND
lugs. J r. bath, kit. huge porch. free gas.
elec. Phone 200G X near Conn. Pot. 3iG4
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80 Other Cars.
WALLACE"
Remember the Address"
1909 L St. NV.
WOLVERINE.
TREW
USED CARS.

Every car plainly marked.
Easy terms arranged.
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OPEN a45 LONGFEILOW ST N.W--2
ant Mod G0ud ian Serv. Col 1922 4"
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SALE -.AUTOMOHII rs
CIIRY YSLER COACH,
1926 MODEL 20.

In very good condition for
price we ask. Your car in trade.
Easy terms.
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I LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS KITCHEN
and hath on second foo" convenient 10 car
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firm. rooms. kit. bath new floors. paints
manu- rlr
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ABOVE DUPONT CIRCLE. NUMBER 1917
Connecticut ave NV. in freproof building
@He and two room apartments heat and lIght
furnished. Rentals are moderate for this
,9ratlon VIM. h. Ellis. 1539, Eye - nv.
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PACKARD WASHINGTON.
KALORAMA AT SEVENTEENTH.
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OWN-FIRSTFLOCR BEAUTIFUL
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hot water. immediate possession: lanitor
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OWENS.

USED CARS WITH AN OK. THAT COUNTS.
We own our building; we have
low operating expenses. 1t is
impossible for others to compete
with us.
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STUDEBAKER BUILDING,
Cor. 14th and r NV.
1907 14th St. NV.
WHITE FRONT LOT 1905 I4th
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Sunday from AN to Il P. NJ.
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i724 POTOMAC AVE S.E.-3 we'll fur
mshed rooms. Ink: bath, porch. h.-w.h.,
modern. ami. Si5
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UNUSUALLY ATTRACTfVE-IS S;}5 PHELPS
pl.--5 rooms kitchen. bath: to months
lease Pot oo't5 hpfora nDou
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ATTRACTIVE COMPLETELY FURNISHED
housekeeping kitchen. living room. inclosCd
sleeping porch a real home. reasonable.
[ ~ fnIi u -,
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S-T-U-D-E- A Err.
USED CAR DEPT.
SEE THESE OUTSTANDING
VALUES BEFORE BUYING.
Monthly Payments If Desired.

1926 Chrysler 30" coach. SS45
1926 Hudson brougham... 6o5
1926 Stud. stand. E coach. $50
1926 Packard single 6 sdn. i, $50
1926 Peerless $50 sedan. 945
1926 Nash ad. E sedan. -. 995
1925 REQ sedan. ....... S45
1925 Stud. stand. E phaeton. 495
1925 Jewett E sedan. ...... 695
1923 Stud. Dictator" DEM. ,250
1925 Paige brougham. -. 595
1926 Nash coach. .......... $50
1925 Stud. stand. 6 coach. sos
1926 Nash 4-dr. coupe-sdn.. ,O95
1921 Cadillac sedan. ... SIS
1922 Lincoln phaeton. 80. 795
1926 Stud. stand. 6 sedan. SIS
1925 Buick master coach. 695
1925 Stud. big E phaeton.. 745
1926 Dodge sedan. ........ SIS
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watcr garage telephone: reasonable: adults
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-20
O r II
|.kJLANTS|
BY ALAN J. GOULD

Associated Press Sports Editor
Big Bill Tilden has few tennis
thoughts to be pasted in the hat for
reference after he finishes an extern
sive European campaign with Frank
Hunter.
One of them is that the defcnxe
of the Davis Cup this year should be
put entirely in the hands OF the COM
bination that brought it back from
Australia seven years ago-Big Bill
himself, and Little Bill Johnston.
Not only is this the logical COM
bination, as Tilden sees it, but its the
only one that mas even PRAYER"
The novelty Of it isn't in the idea
of the two famous Bills again carry
ing the singles burden. They have
done this with only single break
in seven successive challenge rounds.
The point of main interest is Big
Bills theory that Johnston also
should team with him in the doubles,
now that the victorious Williams
Richards combination Of the last two
years has been broken up.
Since Tilden's European invasion
will carry him into the camp of
Americas foremost national tennis
rival, France, his estimate of the
French strength is OF interest.
There is no question:" in his opinion,
that the French team is the strong
est and best balanced that has ap-
peared in the Davis cup play since
the days of Wilding and Brooks, the
Australians. La Coste is the undis-
puted champion Of the world and
without doubt the most consistently
effective of his countrymen, day in
and day out over u long season. In
any given match, however, either
Borotra or Cochet may reach heights
equal or superior to La Coste, while
Brugnon, although not quite the
equal of the other three in singles,
is possibly the finest doubles player
of the four.
Eve know that the French are
supremely confident and confidence
is great portion of the battle in
| any match"
Tilden and hunter sail tomorrow
on the most extensive tour any
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-20
rsaIllpus
A ON 9PORJe|
1.J(2JJIlI mem
COD MNTHERNe

An armada, to be composed Of crews
from two nd perhaps three schools,
will invade Poughkeepsie again this
season for farther rowing honors.
As it stands now, the west holds
two Of the major rowing honors in
the United States by virtue Of the
wins last season by Washington in
the jayvee and varsity races.
This year the Huskies and Cali
fornia's Golden Bear crews are GER
tain to journey east again, and along
with them may travel crew, or
crews, from Stanford. There has
been quite a bit Of talk about Stah
ford entering crew in the regatta
this year.
If the west repeats in major VIC
tories this season, it appears as IL
California and not Washington will
have the crews to do it.
California is much stronger than
it has been in years. The Bear var
sity crew defeated Washington few
days ago for the first time in many
years.
Washington's hopes are not en-
tirely sunk. As long as Rusty" Cal
low is in charge, the Husky outfit
can always be considered dangerous
opponents.
CallOw has six veterans in his
boat, but even then his crew Of this
year can not be compared to the one
Of last year.
The defeat by California will only
make Callow work his men harder
The loss of q veteran the day before
the race may have aided in the de.
feat, but Coach Callow has forgotten
about that defeat and is thinking
only of a defense of the honor.
gained last season.
What n Sked!
Illi0is is now going through one OF
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-20
Big Ten Schools
to Take Part in
Penn ~ Relays

Philadelphia, April 20.-tF)-With
the last minute entries of Minnesota
and Illinois, eight western confer
ence universities will compete in the
33d annual University Of Pennsyl-
varia relay carnival on April 70
and 30.
This il the largest entry list from
the conference since the start of the
carnival. Only Northwestern and
Purdue Of the Big Ten will not be
represented.
With Roland Locke, Henry Russell
and Jackson Scholz running in spe-
cial 100 and 22O yard dashes and with
LSrd Barshley and bis Cambridge
team mates in special and relay
svAntx. this years program promises
20 furnish some unusually good COM
PETITION. Nearly every section Of the
country is represented and an entry
frpm Delta collegiate institute, Of
Hamilton, Canada, and the Cam
bridse team gives the relays an in
teynationsJ flaves.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-20
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

into the club house and away from
the field.
The fight opened in the second half
when, with the score at Pail, foul
was called against the visitors. Over
their protests the referee awarded
the Boston eleven a free try for goal
which resulted in making the score
3-2 in Boston's favor.
The mixup was the second riot in
the seven games the Olympic. cham
pions have played in this country
and on a third occasion one of their
smuggling.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-20
BOSTON TEAMS
WIN TWO GAMES
FROM new YORK
Excellent Observance Of An
niyerSary of Battles of
Lexington. Concord
tBy The Associated Press

Boston's big bali teams were de-
lighted today over what they regard
ed as an excellen. observance of the
anniversary of the battles OF LeNing-
ton and Concord They both beat
New York teams.
In their first win in seven starts.
the Rec Sex gave the Yaaks their
first beating The score was 70 )
and the best baseball " the day Was
produced. nos BY the bats OF Ruth
and his fellow heayyhi.ters. but by
the good left mitt o. Young Hal
Wiit7e. TIKI sinewy hand Was
stiney, and out of II the YanAs could
get but nine hts and the Sex could
and did-do as well as that them
selves.
incidentally the Hugmen broke a
strign Of - straight innings without
an error when koenig fumbled A fast
one for his own first bobble OF the
year.
Braves Win Double Header
The Braves were Giant killers. As
though once We're not enough, the
Braves did II first in the morning,
9 to 5, and then again in the after
noon, to !, to round out a rousing
celebration.
1t was happy day for the down
trodden. There were those who
shook their heads in doubt when the
Athletics opened the season with
losing streak, but the old AS played
ball yesterday to beat the Senators,
3 to l.. although they were outhit.
With Il flash OF his old time speed
and daring, Ty Cobb came sliding
home in the sixth with the final run
on triple steal
The Cardinals too began to get up
steam after limpng start and de-
tonated IL heavy hits, two Of which
were homers by Bottomley and
Hafey. sunny jim" also Clipped in
u triple as his hit in the rout Of
the Reds, . to 2.
Browns Beat White SOx
St. Louis, like Boston, made it
unanimous yesterday and her Browns
smacked out II hits of their own, in
Guiding a homer by Rightfielder
Rice, Tor "a Z to q win over the White
Sox.
Three heart breaking errors by
Clevcland's Indians LOST them their
game with the Tigers, 3 to 5, and the
Brooklyn Robins, declining to join
the upward march of the rear guard
dropped their seventh straight to the
Phillics, 4 to u.
Rain tricklcd down in Chicago ano
saved either the Cubs or the Pirates
beating, no one will even know
which.
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y SPORTS e
WINTER SUCCESSES OF CRUlCKSHANK
KILL THEORY BEEF IS ESSENTIAL

New York, April 20 NEA THE
"wce Scot fra the toon O. Edinboro'
now looms as the big jackand jigao +
man TO contest all 1927 golf char.
pionShipS.
Bobhy Cruickshank is. as every
one who has ever played or mis-
played golf knows. just a half-pint
sort Of a jolly old chap.
He has finished the winter golf
season with thick waa Of green
backs in his jeans, getting his hlg-
gest sendoff in the $4,000 Los
Angeles open. His sensational last
round II D.. five strokes under par
for the FL Caballero course, earned
ham the sheke!S.
he Is first WIKI total earnings and
first with total strokes, an average
Of 70l..
Gene SaraEen, another young man
who i far from the bulky mold of
" alter Hagen. the lauky Jim Barnes
and others. !, incidentally. the heavy
dough winner in Florida.
" nIch brings Us 10 this question.
4 this the year for big little men?
Times Change
Time was when the little shrimp
was not rated chance in the world.
driver. iron wrists and u chcs, like a
barrel
This winter the TlrZans were
nothing il not debris, cluttering up
the land scape when the prizes were
passed around.
Golfers not blessed with the build
of Big Bill Edwards viii now take
heart, Il hteh in their belt, a new
mashie. and set forth OIL the falrway
and greens shining ahead in the suns
OF 1922 10 carve a little glory.
+Avoirdupois is just so much ex-
cess cargo in lot Of shots" so the
pygmy Scot has said in many lock
er room after victory over hefticr
rivals.
Bobby Knows
Bobby ought to know. Three years
ago at lnwood he tied Bobby Jones
i'm the open and flashed into the
headlines. He was not exactly un-
known before but had never figured
seriously in championship calcnla-
tIonS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-20

/ Editors Note: This is the
18th chapter in the story Of
former -douehboy who is revisit .
ing France as the advance guard
Of tho Second A. E. F."
"Clopl Clopl Clop! Clop!"
. It is Sunday morning in Mont St;
Perc. "A villAger, carrying tall
wooden pitcher. IS on his way over
the cobbles to the cafe to secure
his days supply Of Van Blink.
"Clop! Clop! Clop! Clop!"
From a side street leading into
the main rue comes woman, a
pail on each arm. She reaches
the fountain in the center Of town.
Other women are there. She puts
her pals down and talks volubly.
Some spicy gossip, doubtless. The
pals are filled. She leaves.
"Clop! Clop! Clop! Clop!"
The villager is on his way back
UP the hill with his wine.
"Clop! Clop! Clop! Clop!"
A petit garcon and his sister.
hand finland and all dressed up, too,
are going to church.