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Evening star., 1928-05-15

~ NE HUNDRED AND FORTY
FOUR golfers. including vir-
N tually all the leading links
~ men about the Capital, have
entered the invitation tourney
iof Chevy Chase Club, which starts to-
morrow. Seven Canadians. headed by
George S. Lyon. eight times champion
/ of the Dominion, have entered the
event. to compete with players from all
sections of the country. George j
voigt of Bannockburn, winner OF the
historic Presidents Cup for the pas;
two years, is not an entrant, nor Is
Roland r. Mackenzie. who won in 1924
The pairings for the qualifying round
tomorrow follow:
S:3o-B. V. Beyer. Indian Spring. and
Nishel Dacud. Indian Spring
s::,5-T. A. Keleher jr.. Manor. and John
W Merritt. Columbia.
s:40--E p. Lyon. Congressional. and X
" Champion. Columbia.
NJ II. Rohb. Bannocseurn; -, =,
s'oasnTs IsasS RsGSst spSne gonsrs'sa0na sH0
S55-Frank Page Chevy Chase. and
Charles $. Hstheld. congressionei,.
W R Burns. Argyle.
e-o5--H. c. Train. Columbia. and Pau
Collins Congressional.
~: io--J ~ N0A AEks8e' asa N . FN"tra'
pi58Harh Reid. Toronto and Frederick
HItz Chevy Chase.
s. .ao--R. G. Brown. Toronto. and YaRdes
Wheeler. Chevy Chase.
g:a5--G, b. Sherwood Manila. and r. T.
Harreii Washington.
o :s0--R G.. Gray, Toronto. and C. A,
Fuller Cheavy Chase.
e:35--S H. Butts. Aberdeen. and George
s:sO--john .TyssOwski Ardsley. and H. C.
g:l5-Robinson Whit. Columbia. and
II. w. Garnett. Chevy Chase.
9:50--Hugh Saum. Columbia. and c. b.
s:55-H. r. Newton. Congressional. and
W r.. McCallum. Washington
10 D0--Georre s. Lyon Toronto and r..
T. Davidson Chevy Chase.
i0:o5-Page Hufty. Congressional and
Paul FriEzsiI. Colsnbla. 80. :.
e. Roberts Baltimore County Club
10:lS-F. ]. Beger Shaekamaxon. and
John Shorey. Bsnnockburn.
10:25--R. H. Wilson, Soushern Pines. and
Ashton Porter. Columbia
A9;3a--Jeck FsFktbro0k. Toronto. and =.
r. Reside. Chevy Chase
40 :3S--A. l., Christman. Columbia and
40 40--Robert stead Chevy Chase and
GeerRe Robinson Tornnto.
I045--eordon Mccarter Toronto. and p
!. Little. Ef,enebstre
10 .50--F. C. Clark Indian Spring. and
z Lewis. Indian Snring.
10 .55--c, @. 1reai Chevy Chase and
Harry Taylor. CheT% Chase
III ;oo--L. s. PfautE Bsnnockburn. and
Evening star., 1928-05-15
TODAY'S TENNIS TIP

After the beginner has become accus-
toned to handing the racket and can
control balls sufficiently to bring them
into the court the fun Of the game
begins
At the outset it is well to confine ac-
tivities to the backcourt as far as pos
sible. Attempt to drive deep in order
20 keep the opponent away from the
net, and stay well behind the base line
yourself TO be in position to receive deep
returns. 1t always is easier to run up
on ball than to run back to one that
passes you.
An offensive shot may be made when
extended In the forward direction. but
never II you are stepping backward
when you must strike Remember this
and don't crowd into the court.
Many beginners think they mast
stand just back of the service line TO
receive a served ball IT is much better
to stand at the base line, or perhaps a
foot or so inside. Then, once your first
return is made, step back into posi-
ton behind the line which commands
the court. This should be as near the
center as possible, to minimize the
chances of being passed down the side
line and to give yourself the best op-
p8rtunity to plav for an opening in
the opposing defense. This point win
be discussed next.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
HELP-~fE MALE.

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Lineup Yesterday:

Entries win open Saturday on all
municipal Fairgrounds for the singles
elimination tournament to be held at
racketerg are advised 10 enter their
names with their own directors Matches
will be arranged In the afternoon after
schooi hours. under the supervision of
Maude Parker. director of girls play
ground activities.
Evening star., 1928-05-15

IntercIass track and field events for
the co-eds Of George Washington Uni
verSity viii be run on Saturday after.
noon at the Central High School sta
dunn after two postponements. because
Of the weather. The meet will begin
At o'clock Events viii include dash.
high Jump. broad jump. hurdle. relay
sfotput and throw for distance with
the basket bail.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
FRENCH FLYwE1GHT COMING

Emile Spider" Pladner. the French
hyweight champion. having defeated
every boxer in his class in Europe with
the exception of Johnny Hill OF Eng
land, has decided to join the ever grow
ing colony Of French boxers in the
United States.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
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Evening star., 1928-05-15
gMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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change, s y Zoe Tram nsporiatlpn hide Isth 4 Ii.
SOUTHERN nRoTigERs Employment sery.
Ice Mrs l.. u Muller. vocational cuun
sslor 1898 z ts. Nv. Main SAL -.
gfE NO0. tspiAts bookkeepeFs, clerical help
ste. FREQ registry Main eaja taas q a. nv
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
WOMEN IN SPORT
By CoRINNE FRAZIER.
Ed By Mary Kent. captain, whose
accurate driving to the goal
rl0Efg gDeiIed victory. the Junior

~ a n0Ckey eleFeu OF LeuLfA1 hI&u
School defeated the Senior A
team. to /, in the second game Of the
anterclaSs series played yesterday on
the Sixteenth Street Reservoir Field.
Miss Kent scored all three goals for
the ytctors.
Tomorrow the Junior A squad viii
meet the Senior B eleven, while on Fri-
day the Senior AS and Junior BIS will
compete In the final game Of the series.
Following this all-star teams wiz be
selected from each class and game
picked between the picked elevefs.
PLAYERS viii tryout for their all-star ag-
greRstion on Monday. May 81. al
games viii be played on the Reservoir
Fiei6
Evening star., 1928-05-15
PERSONAL.


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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

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rial clerk. salary, 81. .A60; editorial clerk, sal.
sry. Si 0a0; asalstant editorial clerk. salary,
81 500; iunior stena and tsp;. salary, $l $40.
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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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the best.
That's Manuel. Smoke one
today and get acquainted
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will recognize the difference.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
FERatlNAL.

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Evening star., 1928-05-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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Evening star., 1928-05-15

yE HUNDRED AND FORTY
FOUR golfers. including vir-
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men about the Capital. have
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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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Evening star., 1928-05-15

DellcateSsen Wanted in
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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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Evening star., 1928-05-15

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-25

Earle orchestra, Daniel Breeslkin
conducting
ATlAC Men who braved
death on many war fronts;
troop 81 hard.riding coasack sol.
diers who fought for the Car and
with the white army will ride
with John Gilbert III The Cos
sacks. the Metro oldwy IN Mayer
spectacular epic of Russia, COM
ing To .OeWs Palace Saturday.
The CossacISss is one of the
most thrilling and elaborate pic
lures of the year II brings back
the same east that won Tame IL
The Big Parade John Gilbert
and Renee AdOree. Ernest Tor
renee, Mary Alden and others u
note appear Id the suppO1 ting
cast.
On the stage viii be presented
Wesley Eddys WelcOi1ae Home
Revue, fiji which he viii present
1<iggeneyer's "IIareTn sScarem an
oasis 81 nnirth and melody featur-
fiji sIaeiIxs and sl1ehas mostly 81 e.
has. The Palace Concert Orches-
ira under Harry Borjes the
4 MsG-M Newsreel and short sub
jects will complete the bill.
FOX The rlewsreeI camerarnan
Is gIorified III ..The News Parade,
which comes to the Fox theater
Saturday.
The story carries Nick Stuart,
the featured player. from New
York to Havana and from Lake
Placid to Palm Beach. 1T re-
wolves around the assignment
given Stuart TO follow 4 crabhy
old millionaire who ~ particularly
camera. shy
iii addition to another request
overture BY the Fox Grand Or.
chestra; the beIated appearance
of Richard B0nneIli the Chicago
Opera Company, barytone, in the
Fox MOyiet0ne and the Fox MOytS-
tone NewsreeI. s. ). Stebbins.
managing Glfrector-prOduce OF THE
Fox, promises 4 stage presenta-
ton designed for warm weather.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
crowds ait every performance dur
ing the past week have occa-
stoned the holding over Tor a
second week OF the greatest talk
ing picture yet brought to the
screen, The Lion and the
Mouse, which will again be the
attraction at Crandall's Metro
politan next week, beginning Sat
urday. May McAyoy and Lionel
Barrymore have the pivotal roles
of this great drama Others
prominently cast are Alec b.
Francis as the old judge, William
Collier. jr.. 41mmitt corrigan and
Jack AckrOyd.
Clyde Cook. comedian. Is seen
and heard in a Nitaphone comedy
sketch, written by Hugh Herbert
and Murray Roth. The three
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-25
III. s. Cadets Take Trip
On Public Work Study

Public works. including the filtra
tf0n plants and Benniag reclamation
work. were studied and inspected To.
day by third-year students Of the
United States Military Academy Of
West Point now on furlOugh In and
about Washington
They are headed Nv MAJ. Brehon
SOnerelI, District Tinted States
engineer and following luncheon
aboard the II. s. dredge Talcott the
cadets inspected the Potomac chan.
mel deepening work above Key
Bridge, after which they journeyed
by auto 10 Frederick Va, 70
inspect engineering work on the
Rappahannock river They will re.
turn To washington BY boat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-25

Il y {
Three jumps ahead OF all the
younger film directors, Monta6
Bell. the Pride Of Southeast
washington. ii making the bust
ness sit IN and bark.
EIiscOnced In a comfortable
hammock as production executive.
of the Paramount studio on Long
Island, Monta has turned his
talents to making sound films.
Unless we miss sure bet, he II
like IL better than silent drayna.
He has just scored notable
beat on the other executives. who
are floundering lii the rapidly
rising sea 0f sound, BIZ signing
up none less than Owen Davis.
famous drannatist, ais edttoreizl
CHIEF Of sound films.
Here's new idea IN pictures.
and M0nta is doing II Justice
Authors and dramatists have been
picked up BY the films before,
only to be dropped when the film
bosses discovered. 70 their dis.
may, that playwrights are not
always successful IN writing
action and pantoninae. The
taIkies have opened q new
field, ana Monta ii To b. cons
graduated On being the first to-
take advantage of the new
alignment
Monta has made another step
irl the rfglat direction by abolish
Ing. Tor the sound studios, the
traditional land how quickly
things become traditional direc-
toriaI nnegaphor1e.
You cant have director shout
Ing at the film actors out OF
camera range, you know, unless
you want the stallkie" To register
like this
Hero love you, darling.
have always loved you.
Heroine Ezra. sou muslin -
you mustn't say such things.
Director voice httte more
pep, Ezra. Grab her That's
right. Struggle. Emmy. Now
Ezra, 60 ahead.
Hero One kiss just one.
Director voice Scratch him,
Emmy
Hero You little wildcat. you
have scratched me!
Directors voice Scratch him
again, Emmy The first one
don't show.
All. well, that's problem
they'll sfraighten out III time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-25
FOUR DAYS LEFT
IN OUR GANG
CONTEST

Wednskday, Thursday. Friday
EsATURDAYl
You have until 5 p. M. Saturday,
70 send III your photo and COUPON
tor entry IN our Gang confess
conducted BY The washington
Times with the cooperation q
ILo w,s paIace and Columbia the
laters. to choose members Of Wash:
Ington's own Gang
W. are helping Hal Roach, famous
producer Of "Our Gang Tim com.
edies, ID find q new member 1or
his troupe of juvenile comedians.
Washington IS one Of 70 cities en-:
gagged In the national contest lO tino
1.-The new gangster.
The winner will receive three
months contract Az flOV week
with Our Gang comedies ana Mr..
| Roach also will pay the expenses
ISof the winner and his parents Oil
the trips to and from kiollyNEood
Thousands Entered
were hoping that washington
boy 81 girI may win this pig honor:
Thousands Of children tnrou bout
lthe country are entered tl the con-
test.
Almost 700 washington young
sfers are enrolled il the local coIls
test Many of these VIII he ins
sfrucfed ~ appear for the ellInina-
fion contests, to be held all next
week at LoeWs Columbia Eheater.
TIse Judges viii pick the SIX chill
dreu most closely resembling the
real members of Our Gang and
fha six viii be starred In movie
IA rs made and shown here. Lots
az the other contestants VIII pc
used iii the picture
Director Jack Roach. ne pro.
ducers brother, and technic al
staff will arrive here after the
Examinations to make the picture
Numerous scenes are to be made az
Glen Echo.
Then after the picture il shown
II washington, the print VIII be
sent to Hal Roach IN Hollywood.
similar prints from the "a other
cities also win be sent him. Out
EOf them All. he VIII pick the & HID
FOR Our Gang.
Rules Are simple
rs enter the contest, the rules
are very simple, but must be ol1s
served. Here they ares
Children 81 washington and
nearby Maryland and Virginia, be-
tween the ages of 3 and AZ. both
inclusive. are eligible.
Clip the coupon appearing IN
tOdays Times, being sure ~ write
ii the name 81 the Our Gang
character whom YOU resemble.
Paste the coupon ON the back of
large, clear photo Of yourself.
Mail the coupon and photo to
Our Gang Editor. The Times Do
not communicate with tlle editor
otherwise. and do not ask him To
communicate with yOu.
No pictures can be returned.
Watch The Washington Times
every day Tor photographs II chill
dren selected to 80 into the elimina-
TONS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-25

---Fh
THE ONLY GANG that appeals to little Shirley Bren
ner, 81 5Ol2 Seventh ST. n. W. these days i The
entered the "Our Gang contest of NThe Washington
Times and made such hit with the judges that she
was selected for the elimination contests.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-25

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