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R Sport ReNewd1927 81
O. o oRMAN EseRONN. o~B

automatically bars men who have
played three years on college teams
before entering the service and
shortens their careers on athletic
teams AZ Annapolis in proportion 20
the years they have played previ-
cusfy.
Many Of the outstanding football
stars of the east headed west 10
participate in the charity game pro-
NOTED by the Shriners mt Berkeley.
CAL. Dec. 20. And the University of
Pittsburgh and Stanford prepared 20
lock horns in an intersectional anne
to ton off the year.
Aud the closing days Of the year
also found Tex Richard hard put
for heavywcights with which 10 drum
up interest IN another big battle. III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
Concho Water Project
Gets Time Extension

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 80. LP-Rights
Of the Concho W@ter Development
company Of San Angelo whica evn-
templates irrigation Of $4,000 acres,
establishment of a city water sup
ply and generation Of power, from a
proposed dam on Concho river, will
protected until November 80, 1925,
under an extension Of time granted
Thursday by the state board Of wa
ter engineers.
The extension allows the company
until the date mentioned to COM
plete its surveys and the like on
which its application for a permit
will be based.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30

P~c-AInpaugn was disposed OF as q
youngster by the Cleveland club be-
cause he couldn't bit, only to be-
come one Of the games most dan
gerous hitters with the Yankees and
later to star with Washington and
then serve a term with the White
Sox.
ny Rice and Elan Van Glider, out
fielder and pitcher respectively, with
the ST. Louis Browns. traded to De-
troit for First Bsseman Lou Blue
and 0utfielder Heinie Manush.
George Sisler, Brown first baseman
and at one time the only man quail.
fled to carry the title OF Second
Ty Cobb" was sold TO Washington,
40 irtar DAYS Of the month saw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
Potato Planting Here
Resumed; Acreage Cut

Potato planting il again underway
in the Brownsville section, large
quantities Of seed having been Sc
cured this week by local growers.
Paintings will continue until the lat
ter part Of February.
The acreage In the Brownsville
section will DC approximately 60 per
rent Of that Of last season, seed
dealers report. Growers state that
the ground is in good condition, and
that present indications are that
the yield will be approximately the
Erme ~ last wear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30

would take more than a long count
TO make most or the battles ne
could stage the least bit interesting.
The two he had nc Chicago just
about make up the list whether or
not you like either OF them.
Santa Claus brought back 10 Jake
Schaefe- the lS.2 haik lire billiard
championship he had held in 1921
and again in 1895. I'm the closing
days or the month Jake. Jr.. de-
feated Welker Cochran, defending
champion, 1900 to 1901.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
I. c. u. Receives Big
Tract of Land as Gift

SHERMAN. Tex, Dec. so, P1-Un.
der a deed recorded here today, 562.s
acres of farm lands in Grayson
county have been conveyed to the
Texas Christian University OF Fort
Worth by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Shirley Of Anna, Collin county.
The land was transferred, the deed
r~ecites, for the promotion Of edu-
cation in the state Of Texas, and
especially in assisting the cause of
education Of Texas Christian Univer-
sity."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
TO ATTEND FETE

MERCEDES, Dec. 3O.-A large
number Of local members Of the
Indiana Society of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley T planning t. at
tend the semi-annual picnic of the
organization which will be held at
the Harrington fairgrounds New Years
Day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
PROHIBITIO NIST
= = =
COULDN'T USE LOG
= = =
CASES; TELLS COP

EAST HAMPTON. N. T., Dec.
80, (PJ-Cssher c. Rove, druggist,
IS q prominent local church mar.
A son is a theological student.
Mr.. Rove found 100 cases Of
Scotch, rye and champagne in his
garage.
He promptly telerhoned the pro-
hibition authorities and they sent
a van for the stuff.
"A presumption is that a truck
man after making connections with
a landing party from an ocean
craft delivered the goods TO In.
wrong address.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30

We wish to express our thanks 20
friends and relatives for their
kind ministrations to our wife and
mother during her last illness and
for the many beautiful floral Of
serings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
NOW WE COME TO THE END
DECEMBER

Sport fans faced December and
another turkey day with a feeling
Of having over-indulged in sport tur-
key. Over 10000 Of them journeyed
a. Atianta. Ca. however. 70 watch
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
FATHERS DREAM COMES TRUE

HULL. Eng.-Gordon Thompson,
aged ~, was killed in an accident as
his father had dreamed the night be-
fore he would be.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
HASTE FATAI

CHICAGO.-HurryinT to the we'd
ding of her nephew. Mrs. Elizabeth
Berkeley dropped dead from heart
disease
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30

First figures lowest temperature
last night; second. highest yes,er-
day; third. wind velocity at s a. M:
fourth. rainfall past % hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30

the athletic officials % tne Array
and Navy at loggerheads over the
Nays action in putting into effect
o three-yesr eligibility rule. which
The Washington times., 1927-03-17

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
|tr.st Court; "a ~; a. CONTAMINATION 3
lend Road, IL the District ~of Columbia
pplpstFIss Coprt No y 1870 sm;o,s NOTICE, AM
SEsSy sv en- that &. E Sc th
Iprovision Of the Act d. Congress approved
lappropristions Tor the expenses OF the gov
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth. nine
purposes" whereby. they are authorized 4
Iopen. extend: or widen any street. "a, avenue
CSad th or niEnway 70 conform With the pi9T
THAT. portion. Of the District OF Columbit
Ioutside Of the cities OF Washington and
sppov sdO Mach g. 1885, M Se
by the Acts of Congress- approved June 20
1898. and May 2s 1929. Eespeetively, by
chapter one Of chapter fifteen Of the Code
LET Law for the District Of Coiumoial hayt
he s1tsnsion Of ssh Street. ana sslitlant
Road. In the District of Columbia. a
on Pa e Pa asd T p4a SSs sie
Icordanee with the law provided for in suct
Hand to be taken may SUSTAIN by reason o.
Land Road: in the District of Columbia
Iior the purposes thereof, and to assess the
any part of the costs and expenses Of sait
Jury may find win be benefited. as pro
Iyided for In and BY the aforesaid Act Of
CONGRESS approved May %. 1925. it is, By
the Court this End day Of March. 1927
IoRDERED that all persons having any in
Iterest In these proceedings. be and theS
Iare hereby warned and commanded to ap
Ipear In this Court on or before the 14tf
day of April. 1927 at ten o'clock. A. NJ.
land continue in attendance until the Court
shall have made its final order ratifyine
Il and confirming the award of damages anc
1.-The assessment OF benefits OF the Jury e
he empaneled and sworn herein; and il Ii
further ordered that copy OF this potict
and order be published twice q week fol-
two successive weeks In the Washington
Evening Star, the Warrington Post and
The WashinKton Times, newspapers pub.
Ilished in the said District, commencing al
Iof April. 1897. Il Is further -oRDEREf
served BY the United States Marshal OF his
fee Of the land to be condemned herein a
may be found by the said marshal. or his
deputies, within the District of Columbia
land upon the tenants and occupants Of the
same. before the said l4th day Of. April
1927. By the Court: JENNINGS BAILEY
Justice. (Seel.l true copy. Test
FRANK d. CUNNINGHAM. Clerk. By M
LEE ASHFORD. Asst. Clerk.
The Washington times., 1927-03-17

Sunday Only
Legal Notices
y, b. Stephens and A. II. Bell, JR..
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DIS,
Court. IN Re: Condemnation of land fol-
east. in the District Of Columbia. District
Court No; 1871. NOTICE AND ORDER OF
DUPLICATION, Notice y hereby. given
Columbia pursuant to . certain provision
{. 1918. entitled San Act making 90.
S%sns Il t Ss p BE n 81 Sas GOV
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth. nine
teen hundred and fourteen, and for other
essod Ss esS aS Ss sFsse
road or highway to conform with the plan
q the permanent system OF highways in
Outside Of the c lie g sd
Sress approved March 3. lsss. a. AMENDED n ai
& ts sss AG sSd Il Nae c0sss sD Droysd June
By condemnation under the proviSions 81
gubchapter one Of chapter fifteen Of the
SSTs d p oe SS p tSs e pTsa1
sos tSs s9enon 81 Trsnt ind sefses e
map or plat filsd With the SAID sI1T pet; 81
e part thereof, and praying also that this
Court empanel 9 Jury tn accordance with
assess the damages each owner of lsnd "a
sgd extension OF Franklin Street. In the
OLsbI1ck VI NoAuluDt1, auo Sno cO0QomQa-
ton Of the land necessary for the purpose
thereof. and TO assess the benefits result
ing therefrom, plus all or any part of tine
costs and expenses Of said preceding.
upon any lands which the Jury may Hnd
VIII be benefited, IS provided for IN and
BY the Aforesaid Act Of Congress approved
MAY 20, 1926. u ig by this Court this End day
OF March. 1897. ORDERED that al persoDr
having any interest In these proceedinER be
and they are hereby warned and com.
ulanded to appear In this Court on or before
the 14th day OF April, 1927, az ten o'ciock.
A. NJ, and continue In attendance until
the Court shall have made tts final order
rattfying and confirming the award 81
damages and the assessment Of benefft1
OF the Jury to be empaneled and sworn
herein; and &c 10 further ordered that =
copy of this notice and order be pubiished
twice 9 week for two successive weeks
in the Washington Evening Star the wash.
tngton Post and the Washington Tiroes
newspapers published In the Gaid DiGtricf
commencing ct least twenty days befors
the said 18th day Of April. 1927, n n
further ORDERED that 8 COPY az fhis
notice and order Be served BY the United
States Marshal or his deputies, upon each
of the owners OF the fee OF the land II
Be condemned herein as may be found ~
the said marshal. or HE deputies, within
the District OF Columbia, and upon the
tenants and occupants Of the came, befDre
Court: JENNINGS BAILEY, justiee. "a a
TRUE COPY. (SEAL). TEST: FRANK D.
CtTs:HINGTA ", Clerk. b u. LEE ASH
lpri Asst Clerk
The Washington times., 1927-03-17
Clagsified pepartrnent

All ads are restricted to their prope
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Herald style Of type.
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Legal Notices

lzoNTNG COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
o9F CQLUMBIA. Washington. March IL
on 81 4s o me appFoyS
March 1, 1920 IPnblic No. t53. 88t6 Con
entitled N.Y. IA An e rsgTe.se ~
Eacs 95 , Columbia NIB and e create 2 Honinl
s. SS Il g sSc sos nS ROOM b u he ssa b
Marc March M 2s Ig27 Tor ths pyrpOse 81 eonsgd
6oundaries 81 the use. height END area DIS
|G6NTEAkEaISE C Q AND 1lENESs 80 E Ikssl
property abntting both sides Of o Stree
IA w, between 9TH and 9th Streets.
S6.l To FIRST coM sMs.EatAa = 5. $3.50 90
groTyed by premises No; 92s u Street ~ w
ID AREA. 80, 10 sE5coNSbb coMMERciAL
II AREA. 60: First commercial property
s nS Sd Ss sS q re.ts srSss "
SSsSSEE.{ Ar "a oss sfssr 9 Ell
~. Improved by premises No. Rhode
iRsT coMMERcrAEEE 6 q 1SrAAE lsSoH s.T N
tnis sgaSrs. sdiacent e firss conn SSs
sESMs RG IS psSEfaa Lissu ana c4HoHNGGcc
BlEsSlIDENTIAL. p AREA. go HEIGHT
rsss PeSspsEy ths res ds Of 1oS
q, CHASSE FRoM' - REsrpbEfaNSITIHsiIst
1 opssr TSs asuStt 4MM .s sa.s :ds
lot .Sth Street N. W.. between Barry Piaee
ssGGSS EIST s Street known e part Of Lotl
FROM RESIpENTIAL 3, AREA. 60'a 10
IRESIDENTIAL D AREA. 60' HEIGHT
MassachusettS Avenue and isS Street gao
Ip AREA. 100 HEiGHT. 10 SECOND CON.
IxITHoRTTY 81 AcT ' OF l uoNGHRREsss. Il
lPRoVED JUNE 1. 1910: Lot 80, SQUARE
2gGi being lRrOYsS * y shs EaEs T6ats;
cHBAAEEGEs AZ zoEIMG VIII Pr GoNsID
Ta :sc oBIM EMEaA hRCHE gsEGI lss1 At
IcRRAAHsn IRON az RsTsIgDENTTAL ANp
lpFopsrty AUDITING beth sides Of 10th Street
y. W. between 81 Street and Scott Circle.
s snS 81 E9t1 s 500 sg1 y hi S 80 sSS e
Ilsz: BIB, SQUARE iss; IS. square Hai u ios
@ tSess lots Sens t On cross sn Streets q ndiS
ssEsss md Scott Circle II SHANSE FEoN
MERcIAI,. G AREA. 90 HEIGHT: Prog.
Ierty abutting the south eide Of Columbia
aes c HINGE i FR6S st Rss ha MAJ
q AREA go. 10 FIRST COMMERCIAL
lwestI SIDE Of Columbia Road N. W.. DO.
tween Cs,ritsoSrnia Street and goth Street. n
PEEEETTTAA "A pAsRRE AREA 81. 81 HE1e ~ REsI
srty abntting both sides Of Gault. Place ana
a. aEE SAsSH sHgS s4RES
ITO RESIDENTIAL. @ AREA. go HEIGHT
la) Rear portions Of lots on west side o.
Connecticut Avenue n. W.. between Abe
Nos. ! and q, SQUARE 1879: and ~
l2S. IS. 30 and 81. Square 1878. tSSjj 4 Re.
stricted portion Of property at the north:
least corner of Connecticut Avenue and
chesapeake Street. said property extending
north from north line of Chesapeake Street
for distance of approximately 216.25 feet
and eastward from east line Of Connecticut
IAvenue to the new public alley in rear OF
Isaid lots. being Q depth Of approximately
l134 feet along line of Chesapeake Street auc
L. depth Of 115 feet along the north bound
lazy line Of said lots.. g r. BELL. PROC
IFERRO. DAVID LYNN. .. s. GRANT, 3rd
Izoning Commission of the District of Co
tlnnahia
The Washington times., 1927-03-17

1uSSo ESts9 4EO 4Ot Cono0cuGVO IneeEuop'
only.
Each advertisement 10 charged for az ratt
earned according to number Of days IL rum
without relation to other copy the sdver
tfser may have In the paper.
Change Of copy on 3-time and 7-tim'
orders permitted. but not change OF SPACE
Change Of both copy and space permitted
on S0-time order. but additional advertise
ments are charged ct rates earned according
10 number Of days they run.
Tho Times and Herald endesvors to print
only truthful classified eds and viii appre
cate having its attention called TO any ad
vertisement not conforming to the highes
standards Of honesty,
Correction of errors In classified ads mus
DO made before the second insertion. NJ
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uncorrected insertion.
Count six average words to the line. Al
average word has six letters.
Ads ordered for more than one DAY and
stopped before that time win be charged FOL
the actual number OF times the id sppeares
charging the rate earned.
Situation wanted eds accepted on cash
basis only.
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The Washington times., 1927-03-17
LOCAL STOCKS
erurnished BY W. ,. Hibbs q Co.ls
SALES

~ - SA4@AtS0 ~ We - S~N0N@ - 49,
SALES
Washington Gas Light 1O@72M.
washington r, & e. pfd, B0S11h,
B@915k, 1O@91h, 5091h. 1O09l&,
Barber & Ross common, 25@27,
b@S7, 6O@37.
Chevy Chase Dairy pfd, 1W10h.
Lanston Monotype. 10@S4As SO
D4A.
Mergsnthaler Linotype. s01ossk.
AFTER CALL
g. 3 r. Telephone Of Va, IS. 5000
0l011z. $101A.
Capital Traction 50, $500 @1015k.
Potomac Electric pfd, 5@l0Sk, !,
dsorgssown Gas S.. s4.OOo01OOK.
$500 1904.
Wsshinston Gas s.. s1.oOO@lOl.
81 s0O0@1O1.
Union Trust Co., 1@2e7.
b2O,
Washington Gas Light. 1o@72%.
Nationa1 Mortgage q Imp. pfd,
capffaI Traction Sc, 50 500 @1o1x.
Washington r.. q e q. $1,000
Bah.
Potomac Electric Cons. s.. 81, 10000
1oIhs $1,000@101is.
MONEY
Can loans. sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1927-03-17
North Carolina Judge
Will Soon Be Named

While no funds are available for
the establishment of q new Federal
court In the Middle district OF North
Carolina. the court IL to be organized
and appointments made within q
short time, Attorney General Sargent
told International News Service to-
day.
Five candidates are being consid.
cred for the judgeship, Sargent said,
and no decision has yet been made
on any Of them.
The five are Frank A. Linney, Of
Boone; H. r. Seawell, Of Carthage;
Johnson ]. Hayes, Of Greensboro;
=. L. Gavin. Of Sanford, and Stoner
Klutz, of Kannapolis.
The Washington times., 1927-03-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March IA large
supply Of 10000 hogs proved bur
densome to the trade today and
prices were lowered 10 to 15c. Ship.
pers bought freely but the big pack
ers held back. Choice lights were
quoted up to $l1.90. HeaVies ranged
at $11 to $11.30.
The cattle run was light and
prices generally steady.
Lambs were slow sale at steady
prices.
The Washington times., 1927-03-17
Too Late to Classify

DoG---Lost. white female puppy. with one
black ear. near Chevy Chase Circle: re-
PURSE-Green leather. on double decker
bus or Epiphany Church, Call Franklin
1878 or 1913 nth st. N. W. Reward.
STOCK GIRL for clerical work, apply
The Washington times., 1927-03-17

Quick Third Trust Loans
500 TO- $1,000 in two days, Car
NATHAN LEVIN. Main Ass. Get Sly
rates and save money.
The Washington times., 1927-03-17

The opening chapters OF 'The
Hollywood Girl" start in The
Times Monday. Crowded with
thrills, the serial is written by
Beatrice Burton, author Of
"Gilded Kisses"
The Washington times., 1927-03-17
LIBERTY BONDS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Washington as Center of Literature
Is Praised by Trio of Leaders Here

both broadening and stimulating. And
they are accessible. Well hammered
people who come here to live will
find not only quick and friendly hos
pitality, but also that there are prac-
tically no closed doors. And that. not
wealth. but intelligence and some
measure of achievement are the rec
ognized standards.
Not True of All Cities.
Unfortunately this cannot be said
of many American cities. The meas
urement of success In terms Of money
Is only too common elsewhere
There are. of course. many other
obvious advantages. There is not the
pressure and strain of living in q
vast commercial metropolis: there is
even neighborhood life, a thing al
most urheard Of in large cities in
recent years. There is a. matchless
dignity Of living, which is quite diff
ferent from a hard and cold formality
Quite aside from the many nonu-
ments and parks. the wide tree lined
streets. with their 500 miles or so of
shade trees. make it what Philadel-
phia. used to be. a city of homes. In
deed save for the business section
downtown ana the great apartment
buildings, soon to be augmented by a
new building program at vast eX-
pense. Wa shington is only a city Of
MONIES.
For the fiction writer this is a
real asset. He may live in a great
capital and still remain III touch with
the home life of the American people.
And this. even more than his stimu-
lating contacts with statesmen and
diplomats is the field from which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Aircraft Honors for Nation Declared
Up to American People Themselves

will react down through the service
squadrons in the succeeding years,
! will be lost.
Maximum speed in flight. minimum
| speed on landing. maximum cruising
radius, maximum lift, maximum alti-
! tude and maximum maneuverability
| are the goals for military aircraft.
| The object is to combine in one plane,
as many of the characteristics of the
| other as possible.
/ The high speed pursuit plane would
/ like to have the landing speed of the
/ numbering bomber; the bomber would
like TO have the flying speed of the
pursuit plane, in addition to a greater
load than ii carries now. Each is
striving for the best points Of the
other. and. the airmen here say, one
of the best means of accomplishing
that objective is to compete for
greater performances.
Daily Army, Navy and Marine
Corps planes fly thousands of miles
that are unheard of. A round-trip
transcontinental fight is nothing now
he is a lucky pilot who gets a
notice in the newspaper for it. The
Atlantic and the Pacific have been
brought closer TO each other At
least once every day the continent is
spanned in little more than 80 hours.
Splendid Performance.
The daily routine brings tales of
splendid performances of the planes
now in use that are doomed to
oblivion flights through tropical
downpours, binding snowstorms,
against high winds. over jagged
mountains, lifeless deserts and broad
eXpanses of waterfall the result of
experimentation and competition
AS result of the five-year building
programs for each service. the Army
and Navy will be equipped With
modern types and will not he forced
to use the warbult and war-designed
craft now fading out forever. But
no sooner than these two air forces
are fully equipped than progress will
automatically mark them Obsolete
types"
Five years from now the Curtiss
and Boeing pursuits viii not be able
to stand up in combat against the
1932-model pursuit plane, and the new
Huff Daland bombers of the Army
will find their moses broken by
bombers. probably made by the same
company, which can out-cruise, carry
more and fly faster. Then the task
will be to re-equip the two services
with modern" equipment.
What will be the limit? There
probably never win be a limit as long
as man has creative genius.