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Evening star., 1927-04-04
GOTHAM CLUBS DISPLAY
THEIR HITTING PROWESS
Yankees, Giants and Dodgers Clout Ball in Games
in South-Ruth, Though Is Batting Under
800 i'm Exhibition Battles.

Baltimore Internationals, A to 0, in
Baltimore, while the Phillies were
beaten by Newark of the International
League. 5 to 2, at Newark, N. J. Ty
Cobb of the AS made homer.
The Athletics second squad was in
Asheville, n. c., today for a game
with Asheville of the South Atlantic
League.
DETROIT, April 4 Gp.-Manager
Moriarty of the Detroit Tigers is we'll
satisfied with the condition of his play.
ers, who have abandoned their train
ing camp in San Antonio, Tex, for the
trek home. Casualties are negligible,
and the general health of the athletes
is excellent.
The rockies were to join the regulars
at Dallas, Tex, today, where an exhi-
bition game is scheduled A score
of practice games are scheduled alons
the route, and will occupy the team
until the opening of the season.
ST. LOUIS, April 4 LP).-several
hills which tianked the diamond at
Montgomery. Ala, were the only
things that stopped the mighty Babes
two hits for being homers in the Car
dinal.Yankee game. The 4-to-2 defeat
handed the Cardinals was due to
Ruths two long doubles, which went
UP the hills before they We're captured.
With the series three to two in favor
of the Red Birds. they matched bats
at Atlanta today.
The Browns cleaned up one of their
minor engagements by making it
mauling -and-run contest, taking the
Beaumont, Tex, leaguers into camp,
Is to 4. And this with only 16 hits.
They took the series three to one
before trekking north to Fort Worth
for two games.
PITTSBURGH, April 4 CP) Mana
ger DOME Bush isn't worrying about
the Pirates showing in the Lone Star
State, where they have won and lost
to the Detroit Tigers and won one
and lost two the Houston, Texas
League club, The little pilot said he
would rather the team show signs of
slumping now than when the pennant
race gets under way April II. The
Houston club BANKED the Buccaneers,
2 to 0. yesterday.
The club goes to Beaumont today
and will play at Waco tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, April GP).-The
Cincinnati Nationals and Nashville
will close their brief stories against
Nashville. Yesterday the Reds de-
feated the Southern Leaguers, 3 to l.
Pete Donohue will endeavor to go
the full distance in the pitchers box
as final workout for the opening
championship game.
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SARAZEN Is VICTOR
OVER HAGEN BY 2-1
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va. April 4.-The shots of Walter
Hagen, usually disconcerting to any
other professional, mean nothing 10
Chunky Gene Sarazen, golfer, when
the celebrated match play rivals
stage their nip-and- tuck battles.
Gene again proved this yesterday
when he whipped the professional
champion for the fourth time in five
battles, this time by 2 up and / to
play in 36-hole tussle on the Green
briar links. and Gene won by out
driving Hagen from the tees on % of
the 2S times, both called on wooden
clubs, by matching iron shots
through the fairways, and sinking
sensational puts anywhere up to as
feet when the "Haig" threatened a
rally.
In the morning round Of is holes,
many of them around $50 yards in
length and calling for two shots TO
the green, SaraZen played steady par
golf while Hagen repeatedly muffed
brassie Smashes. Gene was up at
the end of the first eight holes and
went TO lunch With q margin of three.
Hagen discarded the fatal brassie in
the afternoon and by sticking to his
midiron, managed TO even the match
at tpe twenty-eighth hole. 4 bride
on the thirtieth gave Gene the lead
again. A 12-foot putt for another
birdie held Hagen TO a half on the
thirty-first, and when Sarazen dropped
a 45-footer on the thirty-fourth green
for another hole a stroke under par,
he became dormie two. The match
ended when they halyed the thirty
nth.
The confidence Sarazen always car.
rles into matches with the champion
was increased yesterday by the soft
turf Of the course he fovors. He out
drove Hagen an average Of % Yards,
and on extremely long holes, his sec
ond belt usually found him so yards in
front of Hagen. Sarazen won all
three Of the long three,shot holes.
Hagen's sole victory in five matches
played this side Of the Atlantic came
last February when he beat Sarazen
s TO in a 72-hole match in Florida
Sarazen won three earlier matches on
greater New York courses, the last in
1928.
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Nationals With Giants Epidemic Accidents Bemoaned BY @
SCOTTISH BETTERS
AMERICANS, 5 TO 2

Scottish soccerites triumphed over
Americans yesterday on the Rosedale
playground in the final international
game of the Washington Soccer
League, to ..
Dave Mclean of the Scottish eleven
and star of the Walfords was largely
responsible for his teams victory.
George Buck, Marlboro booter and
goalkeeper for the losers, had busy
day and acquitted himself well. Nc
Lean and Buck engaged in a duel of
footwork at one stage of the game.
furnishing one of the features.
The contest yesterday leads local
followers of the game to believe that
international soccer will remain in
vogue here. The Scots win yesterday
was their third titular victory Of the
season. Walfords, composed entirely
of Scotch players. won the league
championship and the cup tie tourney
before taking the international crown
Yesterday,
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Bv the Associated press.

by Lnb Associated 1TeSes
NEW YORK, April 4.-The slugging
attack of three metropolitan entries
in the annual major league flag hunts
was impressed upon all rivals today as
the Yankees, Giants and Brooklyn
Dodgers wandered slowly homeward
from Florida training pastures.
The Giants We're most impressiv
with their clubs, smashing out IS hits
for % runs against the Memphis
Chicl1saws in the latter's bailiwick
yesterday. The Chicks managed to
slip in two runs somewhere, while
the home town fans were busy marvel
ing at the performance of Andy Reese,
former Memphis youth now pastiming
in the Giant outfeld. Andy collected
six hits i'll seven times at bat and
scored four runs.
BROOKLYN and Cleveland belted the
ball hard at New Orleans. the Dodgers
winning, s to Z. An Indian uprising
in the ninth came within a run of ty-
ing the score.
When statisticians with the Yankee
club told Babe Ruth he was hitting UNI
der 800 for the coCoanut campaign,
he went right after new figures in a
''little world series tilt with the st.
Louis Cardinals at Montgomery, Ala.
He cracked out two doubles in four
appearances at the plate and account
ed for three tallies in the YankS' 4-3
victory Combs SHARED three of the
Yankees l. hits.
CHICAGO, April 4 (P).-The White
Sox were completely swamped in their
exhibision base ball with the home
towners at Shreveport, La, Sunday,
losing 13 to 8 in a one-sided contest
throughout.
The Shreveport Sports mauled the
Chicagoans for eight runs in the first
inning. The series now stands to 3,
with the rubber game scheduled today.
Charley Root, ace of the Chicago
Cub staff, who is billed to throw the
championship opener next week, gave
his arm workout at Dallass Tex,
Sunday, and found it filled with
squeaks. He had great difficulty in
locating the plate, but in spite of this
handicap the Cubs worked valiantly
and downed the Dallas Steers, Ii to 6.
The Cubs departed last night for
Oklahoma City, where they play the
Western leaguers.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4 (P)--
With the opening encounter Of the
preseason base ball series with the
Phillies safely tucked away, the Ath.
letics move to the National League
Park today for the second game. The
Mackmen won the first contest, 8 to J.,
Saturday on their own grounds
Yesterday the Athletics shut out the
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Y MARKS SMASHED
IN SWIMMING MEET
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. April a.
Led by it's star, Walter Spence, who
established new world record of 3
minutes Al 4-5 seconds in the 300-yard
medley event, the championship
Brooklyn Central swimming team
broke three national "Y" records and
won the national title for the third
consecutive season in the finals of the
fifth international y. NJ. c. a. swim
ming meet here.
Spence set the first new record in
the 220.yard free style in 2:1S $40.
Bob Hosie, a teammate, negotiated the
100-yard back stroke in los 7.10.
while Bill Winters marked up the
third record in the 440.yard swim,
5:36 7-10.
The Brooklyn aggregation was by
far the class of the meet, winning
first place in every regular event with
the exception of the diving to easily
annex first place with 81 points. !.
Minneapolis finished second with I'd,
while st. Paul was third with IL.
Des Moines. Iowa, and Eau Claire,
Wis, tied for fourth place.
Evening star., 1927-04-04

DETWoRTH Senior League,
- which attracted much attention
last year among sandlot dia-
L mond fans, will be reorganized
on Wednesday night at the
home of Roy McGarvey, 610 Rock
Creek Church road, at o'clock.
Tremonts, winners of last seasons
heated race, will be back in the circuit.
Arrows and Kennedys will be lost to
the organization. Cardinals and Yorke
Props have combined and will play
under the formers colors.
The league would welcome one or
more senior clubs.
Modern WOodmen scored 81 VIC
tory over Berwyn yesterday with the
aid Of effective pitching by Kenneth
Roberts, who bested Adair and Wild
man of the losing nine.
Georgetown Insects easily lowered
Iris Speaker Insects yesterday, 13 to
4. Wynne hurled well for the winners.
Charles Bender has been elected
president of the Capitol City Umpires'
Association. Jim Sweeney was chosen
secretary treasurer.
Merchants League will meet tomor-
row night at 6:15 O'Clock at f24 Ninth
street. The five teams already holding
franchises are asked to attend TO post
forfeit money.
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics diamonders viii meet tonight
at 7;15 o'clock at 1903 Good Hope road
southeast,
Linwood NIidgets defeated Sam Rice
NIidgets yesterday, 8 to s.
Joe Judge Peewees shut out Iris
Speaker Insects, t. 0. Cohen and
Harrison hit we'll for the winners.
TakOma Insects won in a slugfest
over Lionel A. c. yesterday, 13 to IL.
Congress Heights Insects seek
games. Call Lincoln 924-W.
National Circles practice tomorrow
and Friday afternoons at o'clock on
Plaza playground. The team meets
Thursday night at the home Of
Manager Willie Andrews.
Southern Railway win practice to-
morrow afternoon on Terminal Field
at 6:15 o'clock.
Warwick C0llegians will gather to-
Evening star., 1927-04-04
HOCKEY TEAMS FACE
IN SEMI-FINAL ROUND
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April deciding
games in the semi-final series of play
offs for the Stanley Cup and world
professional hockey championship will
be played tonight in both the Amer
lean and international sections OF the
National Hockey League. New York
Rangers tackle Boston Bruins in
Madison Square Garden, while Ottawa
Senators bid for the final round
against Canadiens on the Ottawa ice.
A furious struggle is in prospect
at the garden. where both teams will
fight to break the 90 deadlock of the
first game played at Boston Saturday
night. In the event Of a similar re-
suit tonight at the end of the three
regulation periods the Bruins and
Rangers must continue through over
time until a goal is scored. Winner
of the two-game series will be decided
on total goal basis.
Ottawa Senators, boasting q 40 lead
gained in Saturdays play with the
Canadiens, will throw a husky defense
against the flying I'renchmen" to-
night to maintain the margin. The
Canadiens, worn from a fierce con-
quest of Montreal Maroons to gain
a place in the semi-finals, are con-
ceded little chance against the inter-
national group champions.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
MANDELL AND FIELDS
WILL FIGHT TONIGHT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 1.-Two
of the country's eteverest lightweights
Sammy Mandell of Rockford. Ills.
the champion of that division and
Jackie Fields Of Los Angeles, consid-
cred his most formidable contender
will climb into an outdoor ring here
tonight for a 12-round, no-decision
battle.
With the boxing styles Of both cham
pion and challenger of similar mold.
critics looked for a fracas colored by
the masterful cleverness and dazzling
speed of the two. Mandell probably
holds a slight edge in boxing skill.
Fields, in the opinion of boxing men,
is the heavier puncher. If the Los An
geles youth should knock out the title
holder or win on a foul. he would an
mex the crown.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
ILLINOIS FIvEs SCORE.

CHICAGO, April 4 CHD).-The public
and parochial high school basket ball
supremacy Of the country rests today
in the suburbs of Chicago. Morton
High Of Cicero won the final match
of the ninth annual tournament from
Batesville, Ark, Saturday right. 18 to
16, in the most exciting finish the an
nual interscholastic series has ever
known. Two weeks ago De La Sale
High of Joliet won the national Cath
olic title.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

~ BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April A.
While the Nationals are on
their way home - they have
IL stopovers scheduled at Atlanta
tomorrow and Augusta Wed.
nesday for games with the Giants,
who were to be encountered here this
afternoon--one of their veterans hopes
TO raise his batting average for the
Spring exhibitions to respectable fig
ures. lie is Joe Judge, who in the is
training tits he participated in up
to today hit for only .196.
But Joe really has no kick coming
now. Despite his low average, he was
the Nationals most effective batter
with men on bases. In the 10 games
played on fields in Florida, the veteran
first sacker was responsible for driv-
ing across the plate 1o OF his team
mates, just three more than his near
est contender for first honors in this
specially, Goose Goslin. And the
Goose showed his II runners over by
batting .35t while playing in all of
the 19 enga gements.
In his is games Judge went to bat
&c times for II safeties. one of them
good for two bases. Joe drew passes,
struck out times and made sacri-
flee hits, all Of the sacrifices except
one being long drives to center or
right.
All but of those IL safeties came
in pinches and accounted for 8 Ma
tionals getting TO the counting block.
Judges lone two-bagger was raped
in an inning after two were out and
tailed two teammates. OF his Z sac
rifices 5 were responsible for the MAX
ing of National markers. Once Joe
worked the opposing pitcher for a
walk when the sacks were crowded
with his fellow clubmen. Joe has not
been hitting the ball often, but he Ger.
tainly has been a most effective man
at the plate.
Goslin Got 26 Hits.
To get his average of .S51 for the
Florida season Goslin made 26 hits
in Il times at bat He also walked
6 times. The Goose was not credited
with a sacrifice, and he struck out
times, just . less than Ossie Bluege,
who set the pace for the Nationals at
tanning. But only 10 of Goslin's safe
ties sent Nationals homeward. The
? other runs he was responsible for
crossed while he was being retired.
Right on Goslin's heels as an effec-
tive batter in Florida was Bluege. Al
though he Whitfield 10 times Ossie con-
tinued TO amas5 batting figures that
read .31S. He got q hits in &c times
at bat, walked S times and made sac
rifloes. OF Ossie's wallops We're
timely affairs. Each of these 8 meant
a run for the Nationals cause. Bluege
sent in 1 marker Wien he was erased
by the opposing infield and another
by strolling to first when the stations
were fully populated.
Only three Nationals other than
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0MMERCE ROLLERS
LEAD FEDERAL LOOP

Commerce duckpinners bagged the
title during the first season of the
Federal Bowling League, holding a
seven-game margin over Interior,
runner.rp. Agriculture stood third,
three games behind Interior.
Prizes will be awarded at a ban
quet Monday night at Harvey's
Restaurant. A. f. Koch. president of
the Potomac Park Athletic Associa-
ton, will preside.
Final league figures announced by
L. l.. Lansdale, official scorer
Evening star., 1927-04-04
ALEXANDRIA TEAMS
TO PLAY WEDNESDAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April Alex
andria Gazette nine will play the Co
lumbia Engine Co. Wednesday after
noon on the Dreadnaught Park dia-
mond at 4:30.
At a recent meeting the players af'
fected the organization Of the Gazette
Athletic Association and elected the
following officials: Charles c. Carlin,
ir., president: George NungeZer, vice
president, and John Walton Tuloch.
secretary treasurer.
A., +. & w. Rapid Transit Co. nine
will open it's season April II. playing
the Mohawk A c. of Washington on
the Dreadnaugh diamond. Manager
Z. r. Allen also has closed negotia-
tions with Camp Holabird, Md, for a
game on May !.
American Agricultural and Chemi-
cal Co. has organized a base ball team
and will soon start practice. +. w.
Jenkins has been elected manager and
the following players have been
signed: Wheatley, Worsham, Brad
ley, Warren, p. Simms, Ayers, Lee,
r. Simms, Robinson. Lacey, Pierce,
S. Simms, Arnold, Downham Dawson,
Keegan and Pettey.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
PIRATES DROP THREE.

PITTSBURGH, April 4 OP).-Three
recruits have been dropped from the
Pittsburgh Pirates roster, according
to dispatches from Houston, Tex.
They included Adam Comorosky, out
fielder, and George Peery, pitcher,
who were released to Wichita, Kans.,
of the Western League. and Pitcher
Guy Morrison released outright.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
PETWORTH SENIOR LOOP
WILL BE IN FIELD AGAIN

morrow night at the home Of Bus
Freed, 32S Massachusetts avenue
northeast, at 7 o'clock.
Shamrocks are scheduled for busy
week. Practice viii be held tomorrow
and Thursday afternoons at 5 o'clock
at Fifth and l. streets southeast.
Seaman GttnDer,s nine will be met
next Sunday.
Pullman A. G.. still has open dates
on it's schedule. Unlimited clubs are
asked to call Main 1880, branch III.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
LYNCH TO RUN IN BOSTON.

Mike Lynch, 45-year-old local mara,
thon runner, who finished ninth in a
field of 70 runners in the Laurel-to-
Baltimore marathon two weeks ago, is
in training for the annual Boston A. A,
26-mile grind, to be run in Boston on
Patriots day. He will represent
Aloysius Club.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
FINNEGAN FIGHTS FINK.

lloneyboy Finnegan of Boston and
Frankie Fink viii meet tonight in the
principal 10-round bout at the New
Broadway Arena IN Brooklyn. y Y
Evening star., 1927-04-04
EXHIBITION BASE BALL.

At Louisville RHE.
MacFayden and Bradley. Wicked and
Brown.
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naSaF and RsGaHf and oDonns
At Baltimore R.H.E.
BBafihi6slRhiser Baiti@ors srnt1 a. SoSooo5oSooo
Grove, waTberg and Fox; Earnshaw, Ogden
and Lake.
GlsSslfSS SsSsaSs ma S' a1s +
Hudlin and Miller; Mcweeny and Barnes.
Fitzsimmoas.. Bentley and Deyormer;
Kelly, spruell. Owen and Mckee, Barrett.
s.; Sew I9gi: @ass 7SS1Jj:.. oS95Ss1SSS-IfS i
Moore and Grabowski.
PeftOIS Pert Worth rA' iTex.j S0SYS5SSo-S1s )
Holloway; Bassler and Shea wachtel.
Howard and BischoH.
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Root. Brillheart and Gonzales Love,
Walker and Berry.
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Shreveport reSep (Tex.i' Is 16 /
Faber. Barnabe, Cole, and McCurdy. schalk;
Clark. Ogden and Wilder
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Hankins and woodall; Elliott and Murphy.
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Second team.
Osborne and churry: Hodge. Payne and
Tobin.
Gsifiss0 6siis:s 'TSS} qq2fsfSSSSd5SS-i i +
Root Bnllhesrt and Gonzales; Love,
Walker and Berry.
At Houston R.H. T..
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Meadows and Smith; Frankhouse and
Burns.
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Lucas and Hargrave; Allen, Glasser and
Haworth.
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Evening star., 1927-04-04
BEREsFORD MAY VISIT U. S.

LONDON, April 4 LP).--Jack Beres-
ford, jr., world sculling champion, is
contemplating competing in the Amer
ican National seulling championship
at Philadelphia in July. says the Daily
Express.
Evening star., 1927-04-04
PACIFIS COAST RESULTS.

Missions. "a; Oakland 0-9
san Francisco -; Portland. 3-3. e.
Seattle. So. Los Angeles, 1-5
Hollywood -SafTemsnto train. -
Evening star., 1927-04-04

day night, it was planned to have the
entire league roll in the city tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1927-04-04

At Louisville RHE
L'vil'e (AA) 100000 Ii z o
MacFayden and Bradley. Wicked and
Brown.
Evening star., 1927-04-04

Senior League,
which attracted much attention
last year among sandlot dia-
mond fans, will be reorganized
Evening star., 1927-04-04

Warwick COllegians will gather to-
Evening star., 1927-04-04

Fla, April 4.-"In al the
years that l have been coming
to Florida" moaned Clark
4 Griffith, as he let his heavily
Evening star., 1927-04-04

The Largest EconomaI Most Reliable Tdlorng Shop
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-05
FLYNN WINNER
OF CONTEST
Given Medal as l.. T. l.. Has
OratOrical Contest
in Church

The Loyal Temperance Legion
held its second silver oratorical
contest in the Bethany NJ. p.
church, under the leadership Of
Mrs. Martha Kruger, Thursday
evening. A recitation on"Cigarettes
Are Not For Me-" was won by Dan
iel Flynn, who is now wearing the
prize medal on his coat and show
ing it to all his friends.
Those who contested for the
medal were: Miss Edith Chambers,
Miss Anna Jeffries, Miss Vesta
Smith, Miss Dorothy Tally, Miss
Catherine Headley, and Daniel
Flynn.
The judges We're: Miss Mabel
Pennington, Mrs. Davis Haining,
and the Rev. Fred Hardy, of Lin
wood, who presented the medal and
also spoke on the work of the L. T.
L. Miss Frances Click delighted the
audience with her violin solos, ac-
companied by Mrs. Walotn Click,
of Pleasantville.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-05
Great Operations? This Doctor ellis HO70
G0oseS Quill SaUed Dying Man

strongest gull! he could find from
the goose. He trimmed off the
feathers. slashed the quill open at
each end He would use that for
a tube to convey the blood.
To Keep Blood Flowing
"But you know blood coagulates
-clots-unless it flows through a
paraff1n-coated tube. With the
melted tallow candle the doctor
coated the inside of the quill.
There was just enough protective
coating to prevent the blood from
CLOTHING
In FIVE minutes the doctor had
his tube ready In hospital
sterile equipment would have
taken hours to prepare.
1.-The mess shack table was
brought out. Side by side the dy-
ing man and chauffeur were
stretched. their arms strapped to-
gether.
Adjusting a tourniquet on
each mans arm. the doctor
opened a vein of each. at the in
side of the elbow joint. The tai
low-coated goose quill was in
serted directly from the vein of
the giver to the vein of the dying
man.
Red Stream Of Life
There under the open sky,
with the forest for an amphi-
theater and the only spectators a
few uncomprehending lumbermen'
the red stream that was to save
mans life Travelled that short
road from one man to another.
Spectacular? ! think so. Pic
ture the way that country doctor
felt as he saw the fast pulse OF
the lumbsrman slow down toward
normal, saw the touch OF color re-
turn to sallow cheeks, saw a car
mine glow resume its place on lips
that had been pallid.
THE man lived, and that was
the greatest operation ] think 1
ever heard Of"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-05
But Why bubble Over
Small Matter of Name?

A San Francisco woman tells Of
an entertainment she wished to
give to some friends, at which she
desired the services of a mandolin
quartet, of which one Of her serv-
ants had spoken on many occa-
sions. She, therefore, comman-
deered the maid to ask the quality
to come to the house and play for
her guests.
That evening three colored men
bearing saxophones appeared on
her porch. and one Of them an
nounced himself solemnly as ode
leader of de mandolin quartet"
But where is the fourth musi-
clan? 2 asked the lady.
I'VE all is here said the lead
er with pride. Yves de mandolin
quartet"
But aren't those saxophones you
have in your hands?" feebly in
qIlred the lady.
"Yas'm," said the man patiently.
"Yas'm. Dey's three of us, an
we plays de saxophone, but we ais
de mandolin quartet"