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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-09

Joseph N. Henriques, 18lety
2 1900 bloku Eutaw Place, zat-
cen byl v nedeli a uveznen ma
l1stredn1 policejnf stanici, kdyz
ujel mfsta melody, ma n6mz
srazil 9 rokG stareho Williama
Graye kdyz tento v zone bez-
pecnostni ma Greenmount a
North avenue cekal ma elektric
kou karu. Automobilista no
chu roztrfstil lebku a ODE nohy
mu zlamal. Hoch kritickem
stavu wat byl do nemocnice.
Policejnf straznlk, Charles Ste
wart, zaslechnuv vykriky IRA
neneho hocha, vskocil do ko-
lemjedoucfho automobile a v
tomto dohnal ujfzdejfcfho da-
rebaka. V pondeli soudce cd
soudil jej ma 80 dni, re opily
byl.
- Ma rohu Hartford avenue
a Eager ulice zranen byl nezna
mym automobilem 28lety Hen
ry Johnson.
- Albert Cowack z Grace
land Park odsouzen byl ma 80
dnf do v6zenf, ze rfdil automo-
bill jsa opily, ku pokute $25 re
jel neopatrne a $25, re neza-
stavil ma mfste melody a 81 re
nemel licens s sebou. Cowack
zatcen byl po nehode ma Broad
way u Alliceana ulice.
= Jiny, Ogden Fontaine, od-
souzen byl ma so dnl, re byl o.
PLY, re wal CHI automobil.
Zatcen byl ma Fulton avenue u
Lanvale ulice.
= TTi osoby tezce zraneny
byly a dive lehceji We srazce ta-
xi automobilem ma rohu
Broadway a Gay ulice ponde-
Ii casne rano. Tezce zraneni
byli: Raymond English, 33lety
lebka mu roztrist6na, John
Kolb, ridic taxi {. 8O1 N. Ma
deira ulice, lebka mu rozraze-
na a Harry Schuchman Home
stead ulice, r1dic automobile,
zebro mu prerazeno a vnitrne
poranen.
Lehceji poraneni byli: 57lety
George Kornick, {. 2219 E. O.
liver ulice, jenz jel v taxi. ByI
porezan a odren Evelyn En-
glish, manzelka Raymonda En-
glishe. Zlomen il kotnik. Pau
line Evans byla nezran6na.
Poskozeny taxi jeste noci
odtazen byl. Rozbity automo-
bill zGstal ma Broadway stati az
do 9 hodin rano. Pod MIN byly
dve kaluze krve, roztrhane kve
tiny, roztrlstene sklo, zobyba-
ma prednf kola, predek uraze-
ny z travy smutne hledely ma
zbytky lidske slavy dve odho-
zene prazdne lahve, v nichz
byla koralka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-03-09

POOAAo NOCAA ~ a. o111U11A II. GAAlAA
Jettmar.
- Ma hrbitove sv. Krize
pohTben byl 5. brezna p. James
Kosar, {. II Cherry ulice v Cur
tis Bay, manzel Amy Kosar,
jenz zemTel We v6ku 65 rok1 l.
brezna. Zesnuly narozen byl v
Cechach, odkud pred 80 roxy
pristehoval Sc do Ameriky.
= Ma Narodnim hrbitove
pohfben byl v 1tery p. Michael
Stupka, manzel Otilie Stupka,
{. 2212 E.Eager Place, jenz po-
dlehl souchotinam 3. bfezna We
veku So rokG. Zam6stnanim
byl krejcf. Narozen byl V &C.
chach. Mad zesnulym promlu-
vii p. Jar. Cihlar.
Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl V 1tery pan
William Hurka, manzel Cecilie
Hurka, {. 2029 E. Eager ulice,
jenz zemrel We veku "A rokG 3.
brezna. Zesnuly narozen byl v
Baltimore. PohTeb konan byl
kostela sv. Vaclava.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
August PaSek.
- Ma hrbitov6 sv. KTfze V
Curtis Bay pohTbena byla ne
deli pf. Emma Zamostny, man
zelka Johna Zamostny re Sol
ley, Md, jez zemrela We veku
33 rokG ma srdecnf vadu l. bre-
INA. Zesnula narozena byla "
Curtis Bay. Nalezela ku spoil
ku 'Nep. Poceti Panny Marie,
Kat. Jed. Zen V Curtis Bay. Po-
hrebnf obrady vykonal Rev.
Sondalgi. V dome promluvila
pf. Fried.
- Ma Baltimorskem hTbito-
We pohrben bude 10. brezna p.
James F. Pfarr, manzel Mary
Pfarr, rozene Lorenc, {. 1114
N. Milton avenue, jenz zemrel
We stredu We veku 25 rokG ma
zapal Pile. Pohreb konan bu-
de z kostela sv. KateTiny.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach a Syn.
= F. J. Businsky, pokladnik
fondu pro ValeGne Oslepence VI
Geskoslovensku vykazuje dal-
Il: do minul6ho tydne obnase-
ly sbirky $839.63. Dale ku fon-
du pfispeli: Rieger Klub neb
Geskych spojenych Glend Ryti-
"a Kolumbovych pri Osade sv.
Vaclava $25, Rad Cechie cislo|
PITS F. A. u. $25. Fond nynf
obnaSi $889.63.
IA. bTezna uzav1ra Sc tato
sbirka. Posledni schGze tohoto
vyboru bude tehoz dne. Kdo
by 81 pTal jeste prispeti, necht
ucin1 do tohoto dne. Ma to pc
nfze odeslany budou k Velko-
Vyboru.
- Prfstf pondelf, IL. brezna
budou mfti pratele hubby, KITE
ri mali Radio v dome prilezi-
tost vyslechnout cesk6 hudeb-
Milky bohemian Novelty Or
chestra), kterf budou hrat pro
Radio re stanice w. C. A. O. cd
do 7 hodin vecer ceske kous-
ky. Bude-li Sc vam hudba lfbit,
mGzete zadat onu stanici 0 pri-
st1 koncerty.
= Ceta Katolickych SokolG,
ktera zavod1 We hre zvane
Basketball" porazila protest.
stranu Sokol Reserves 25-20
pro championat mesta Balti-
more. Pan Blaha, Tiditel a p.
Vojfk, cvicitel dosahli urcene-
no c1le.
Oddeleni mladfku Sokola O.
sadly sv. Vaclavske tez porazili
We hTe tax zvane Sokol Midgets
26-8. Hra tato byla vltezstvim
ma cele care Cd zacatku az do
konce.
= Jiz nedeli, 18. brezna
V D6lnickem Dome DR..
Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spoil. "Po-
krok" divadelnl predstaveni
pod nazvem "Radostna uda-
lost aneb Strycek z Ameriky",
veseIohra 0 3 jednan1ch. Neo-
pomente!
F. D. T. Jednota gar"
sdeluje vsem, re cisty vytezek
2 divadelnlho predstavenf "U-
dolan" ktery byl sehran We pro-
speech stavkujlcfch uhlokopG
byl $50, kter6 byly zaslane sve-
mu GGelu. Jednota dale porada
pratelsky veclrek v sobotu, II.
bTezna V Delnick6m dome v do
IeiSi mfStnOSti a sice We pros
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MiStnl ZprdYy


= Pozdrav re Stare Vlasti
posfla vsem krajaniim p. Emil
Jettmar.
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There was. One Teller. Maybe
two. II was too dark to see. Had a
wreck? I says They didn't answer
nothiH and when I got out of the car
they was gone"
Hey" Meek called the policeman in
a strangled tone. Them fellers that
shot at Delaney was back around that
car a few minutes ago. Elmer Adams
saws So"
The member of the DuqueSne force.
already disgruntled by his cherries and
unjust assignment to traffic duty out
side the town. muttered skepticallv and
turned a fiaSnlight upon the car as he
approached it, Shadows crawled and
Swayed about it, but there was no other
movement, He peered in the door and
slammed ii with unnecessary violence.
Elmer Adams been seem things"
he reported ill-temperedly. mo ones
been near II. Hey you, If YOU want to
get 10 town and back before this road
shuts down for the night
The snarl of gears blotted out the
rest of the sentence and the Adams car
moved away. Eli Meek glaring after
it with the resentment of one who has
been trapped into displaying unwar-
ranted emotion.
Dad" the girl on the seat beside
him suggested. If we're going to tow
that car home. as the trooper said, we'd
better start"
Meek twirled q strand of his sparse
whtskers with calloused fingers and hes
itated:
We'll" he said at last, ~ I do, I'm
gonna put in bill to the State for
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with its lantern from across the road
ard waved the Meek car through. On
the wider thoroughfare beyond. Eli
ranged his machine alongside the wait
ing car.
Hey. what's the idea?" its owner de-
randeo. 4 thought them troopers was
70 keep this road open till II tonight.
We been waiting here IS minutes if it's
z second They's been wreck or some
thin amt there?"
He jerked his head and Meek marked
By the roadside the dark bulk of the
oitcfled car. but with only secondary
interest.
Wreck. Elmer" he snorted TO the
other driver Wreck amt the begin
min Of it, Amt heard, I s'pose? Well,
sir. Tthau1ar StTake was murdered to-
night"
mo" the farmer exclaimed while his
wife uttered a conscientious squawk of
terror.
"Yessir." Meek affirmed with grisly
relish. Shot and killed in his own
home That's where the troopers is
gone. An that amt ali by a jugful.
Trooper Cameron was tled up and
tfrowed into the bushes and Sergt. De-
laney most was murdered. too, by some
one that druv that car there
We'll. for goodness sakes.D the other
exclaimed. Did they get the feller that
Killed"
Dunno" Meek interrupted. These
other folks shot at Delaney and he shot
back an they went into the ditch and
beat II"
There was an instant OF silence.
eli" the farmer said slowly. there
YES somebody workin' around that car
when We oruv up
No" Meek replied. a chill feeling
couraing over the sparse hair on his
neckfS name
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the stove and smiled at her small sister
Warm, lampkin?" she asked. Here
put your feet in the oven. That1l be
better. I'm going to make some cocoa.
You're real chilled"
Molly obeyed, her face pinched and
white.
MY teeth have been chattering for
an hour" she announced with diff
Guilty.
You poor kid" her sister sympa-
thized. Weren't you warmly enough
dressed?"
"'Twasnt that" the child confessed
II been awful scared. That poor
Trooper Cameron, Esther! He looked
SO awful"
Yes" the elder girl confessed, with
a shudder 1T was terrible"
The whisper and sputter Of kindling
coal filled an interval of speechlessness
while Molly, her legs plunged mid-calt
deep into the oven. regarded her pretty
blue-eyed sister gravely,
Are you in love with Mr.. Cameron,
ESsie?" she asked at length.
Why Mary Eliza Somers!" the other
cried. What question. Certainly
not!
Well" she sighed. I'm glad of that
because I am. He stopped here this
afternoon and talked to me till Dad
came home. Dad doesn't like him
much, guess, but l think he's--he S
noble"
He" Miss Somers replied sedately
''is very"
She halted her speech at the sound
of feet running heavily through the
darkness toward the house. She and
her sister screamed in chorus as the
door burst open and their stepfather
pale and GREATNESS, plunged into the
kitchen and. wheeling slammed the por-
tai shut behind him and locked it, Then
he faced his stepchildren, whiSkers
awry, eyes wild, painting heavily.
Dad" Esther cried. Dad! What's
the matter?"
Deacon Meek passed gasoline-redo-
lent hand across his face and grimaced
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Nothing" he painted inadequately
The explanation neither comforted nor
pleased his stepdaughter.
You come In here" she accused
| like something shot out of a gun and
then say there's nothing the matter
Whatever ails you?"
He turned and hung his heavy over
coat upon peg in the door before
answering.
"Woodpeckers, he said
did you see them? Did they chase
you?" the little girl shrilled clutchine
her knees in an ecstasy of excitement.
mo, didn't" he snapped. his heavy
breathing flaring out the Whiskers about
his mouth, but let me tell you some
thing; If you'd heard what that Les
POPPING said to me you'd hurry if you
were out alone on dark night like
this. And then there's them assassins
that own that car got in the garage
What's to prevent EN- sneaking I'm
behind me In the dark"
Dad, the Older girl cried sharply
you're frightening Molly. You know
the Wookpeckers haven't got spunk
enough to kill rabbit If 1t runs toward
them. And why should any one hurt
us because we brought a stranded car
home?"
You go out there where it's dark as
the inside of COW" Mr.. Meek retorted
bitterly and you'll think Of all the
people that have got it in for you, too. -
A half hour later, when Esther SOM
ers, having seen her small sister tucked
i'll for the night descended the stirs
and opened the living room door, her
Stepfather jumped in his chair before
his paper-littered desk as though a pin
had been thrust into him
Whatever arc you doing Dad?" she
asked, half frightened, half amused.
Nothing" he snapped and added in
consequently, I'm busy, I tell you Run
along to bed,
you've closed all the shutters, too,
she marveled. Il don't understand"
THE wind kept banging them" he
replied sulkily. And I don't want
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hauling and storage. Say, Lee, will that
car tow, all right?"
Flat tire" the policeman reported,
and the headlights are broken. Other
wise I guess she'll do
Stars were peering through fraying
clouds when Esther Somers, at the
wheel of the towed car. followed her
stepfather's machine into the yard at
the rear of their home Headlights
shone on a corrugated iron garage and
upon Deacon Meek. struggling with
the paddock The little girl. Molly.
clambered out of his car. her arms full
Of bundles and watched him, fiinching
meanwhile at the keen thrust of the
quickening wind
''Essie Meek called. "set her in neu-
trail and then get out. Molly. you get
in and steer. Maybe We can push her
into the garage"
He and his elder stepdaughter retired
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behind the machine and thrust against

behind the machine and thrust against
It.
"whewl" the girl gasped as the ma
chine rolled slowly forward. "Gasoline!' =
Leak somewheres." Ell agreed
Harder. EsSie. Watch that corner,
Molly. Whooshl There she goes,
The car jolted over a sill and rolled
into the garage. The little girl crawled
out. teeth Chattcring with cold, and ran
with her sister to the package laden
Meek machine. Eli fingered behind
touching the knee of his breeches that
had become suddenly wet when the car
bounced up upon the garage floor. He
held his fingers to his beaked nose and
shifted. It was undoubtedly gasoline
There was big leak somewhere.
His stepdaughters were Fastening
toward the house, arms loaded Esther
paused to call over her shoulder;
Bring the other things, Dad, and
YOU better drain your radiator. It's
going to be zero by morning
Meek guided his own car toward the
garage and halted 1t upon the threshold
The headlights Shone with dazzling
brightness upon the rear Of the other
machine: upon the curve of the body
and the bulge of the gasoline tank, dark
and shining with wet, upon a bright
flange of metal protruding above the
level Of the tank top.
What the" Eli muttered and
clambered stiffiy from his car. In the
intense radiance his wry old face
Shone like a cameo Of ShrewdnesS
against the dark background of the
car. He crouched. peering down upon
the gasoline tank. Then shrewdnesS
became cowardice all at once and he
looked about him while a sudden cold
chill courSed up his spine.
They was there" Eli whispered to
himself. and they was cuttin' into
the gas tank. In Jehosaphats name,
what FORE"
There was Jagged wound in the
swelling back of the tank, cut hastily
and crudely, apparently with a chisel,
and between the pried-up edges of raw
metal. he could see the wavering glitter
l,nl,
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anybody prowling around and looking
in on me. do I? There's evil in the
world, Essie, lots of evil, and I'm on
the receiving end of most of It, You
don't want me to go the way Ithamar
Strake did, do you?"
Who'd want to kill you, Dad?" she
said. wavering between laughter and
terror. Those poor half-wit wood
peckers wouldn't hurt any one. They
haven't gumption enough You've told
me so yourself. a hundred times"
Lies Popling's got gumption,' he NUT
tered. You know what he told me?"
Les talks big when he's drunk" she
scoffed. II guess we're all nervous to-
night. Enoughs certainly happened to
make us SO. You better come to bed"
II still got some things to do" he OBJ
jected and appeared so nervously
anxious to be rid Of her that at last
she withdrew
Continued In Tomorrow's Starr
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They done that" Eli whispered aloud
in an effort To sustain himself by human
sound, whatever fer?"
He fumbled on the seat of his own
car for a flashlight; gripped It.,
shambled OFF through the darkness to
tool-shed and returned with a rusted
pair of tin shears. Then he hesitated
moment, and with many fearful
glances over his shoulder toward where
single bright light in the kitchen Of
his home relieved the darkness, climbed
into his own car, drove it into the ga
rage and pulled the door shut behind
him. In the glow of reflected radiance
from his headlights. he thrust the jaw
of the shears into the cut already made
and wrenched and painted,
Esther Somers, her fair hair aglow
from the kerosene bracket lamp In the
kitchen. poured lavish half scuttle
of coal, her stepfather being absent. into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13
continued from Yesterdays starr

The Eye of Jucifer WAS an enormous green
diamond found cons ago and handed down
throush the sges from one poSSesSor to an
other, each vaiulng the bauole at more
than life itself and each in turn thereby
losing both The New York State po-
lice are called in 70 help solve the mystery
OF the murder Of Ithamar Strake. wealthy
laney has some mysteries of his own to
clear I'D. for 6uTing the troopers patrol of
8 road at pight under repair on the out
skirts OF the city. one OF his rockies
Trooper stephen car1eron---haS been bound
end SasEe6 and thrown into thicket his
coat. hat and revolver taken. while De-
laney himself was shot at from a racing mo-
eAcssr which he halted with a shot throueh
STe. T;ssH he approached tho wrecked
mschlne however. its occupants had van
iSasC. Ana Lyofi. Mfr, Strase's secretary:
her brother, Boris, and his japanese Serv-
ant have been aueStj med by tse police
but neiSney cannot be convinced THAI either
q them has knowledge Of the murder.
thooEh circumstances throw suspicion on
tNeF7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13
MORGAN AND MELLON
ARE ON WAY TO EUROPE
Secretary and Nephew Will Be in
Europe Two Months--Banker
to Go to Cowes.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Andrew w
Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury. and
j. P. Morgan were passengers on the
liner Majestic, which sailed early yes
terday for Southampton, England.
Mr. Mellon was accompanied by his
nephew. w. L.. Mellon. They will meet
the Secretary's son, who is abroad with
friends, and will remain in Europe two
months.
Mr.. Morgan was starting for his Sum.
mer vacation at Cowes Isle of Wight
for the yachting season. In August he
will go to Scotland for the shooting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-13
INSTALLNyENT III.

CAR waited before the barrier
n that Sergt Daniel Delaney had
Il drawn across the further end of
( u the one-way stretch of the Mill
edge road. Eli Meek and his
eldest stepdaughter ducGed their heads
and flnchsG III the steady glare of its
headlights so that the machine he drove
poable6 frantically across the single
strip Ct pavement as he put on the
brakes. The child Molly on the rear
seat Squealed and the policeman who
Stood on the running board shouted,
Hey. dim them lamps.
lie Jumped down as his order was
oheved. ran forward, swung the hurdle
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In, Paaaseaia IA
<luscie, New Castle
INDIANA, Kfklsaff
srss), navanfpors, ~
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/. Ak1AGsa C6Iainbsa.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
COLLEGE BASE BALL
IS SADLY ON WANE
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Never. did Yale
and Princeton play more dulcet base
ball game than that of last Saturday at
New Haven, the first of the annual
series between Eli and the Tiger
There was to be noted first OF all
almost a complete absence of the under
graduate element The four thousand
spectators were mainly Yale alumni,
their wives and young children.
From first to last not the slightest
croak of the Yale frog chorus or even
the preliminary wheeling of Princeton
locomotive sounded over the West River
meadows. Once when Princetonian
made home run. the whole crowd very
Ssdately rewarded him with a round of
handclapping.
Everything points to the waning Of
college base ball,~ btIt the writer had no
idea that the processes Of dissolution
had been so rapid as to touch the
Princeton-Yale tradition, bullwarked in
90 years of competition.
1t would not be so sad were there any
game as good as base ball ready to
replace il
Evening star., 1928-06-05
SPORT MART LEAGUE
PLAY Is UNDER WAY

Play is under way in the Sport Mart
Base Ball Leagues and another flock
of games are scheduled this Saturday
and Sunday. following several staged
last week end.
Saturday three insect division Tits
are to be played on the South Ellipse.
Sam Rices and Orioles will meet at Q
O'Clock. Earl Clarks and Auths at ii
and Warwicks and Lionels at 3. A
midget class game will be staged on the
same field between Royers and Metro
politanS at l.
Midget division contests are listed
Sunday on the Monument lot between
Lionels and Ty Cobbs, Sam Rices and
Aces and Palace and Mavis In iu-
nior class tilts Sunday Langleys will
meet Sam Rices and Vistas will engage
Meridians
In opening games Warwicks defeated
Earl Clarks, Lionels beat Sam Rices
and Auths licked Orioles in the insect
division. In the midget group Ty Cobbs
beat Sam Rices, Palace doWned Metro
politans, Lionels won over Aces and
Rovers defeated Mavis Sam Rices
scored over Vistas and Meridians won
from Langleys in the junior section.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
By the Associated Press.


The New York Giants owe a vote Of
thanks 10 their former teammate,
Rogers Hornsby, who is hitting the ball
at a .4is clip for the Boston Braves.
The "Raiah" let go by the Giants
for the good" Of the club personally
accounted for the runs that pulled the
Braves to o 5-to-3 verdict over the
Cincinnati Reds At the Hub yesterday
in one Of the tao major league games
that rain did not prevent The Reds
defeat allowed The idle Giants 70 creep
a BIZ closer 10 Hendricks crew, out In
front In the National League race and
determined 10 stay there.
With the score tied and George Eislef
on base In the ninth, HOTnsby drove
the bail into the centerfleid bieaehers--
q terrific drive that decided the issue
then and there, A few minutes before
DfeSSenE homer had tied the score
EpDa HixfY, elongated Cincinnati hnrl-
ef, did his best 10 keep his team IN the
running with the flrEL fOuf-base blow
Ut the game III the seventh, Horace
Ford RrabDed two assists at sllDrtst0p
for thr hedg. running his consecutive
chances accepted without an error To
I0I
Six runs IN the first three innings
Evening star., 1928-06-05
SANDLOT TEAMS GATHER
TO PLAN FOR BIG GAMES

DLAYERS OF four sandlot mines
- are slated to attend i'm
portant meetings prior to
4 games.
Holy Rosary Seniors are to
gather tonight at 8 o'clock in Holy Ro-
Sary Church. Seniors meet District En-
gineers tomorrow at o'clock on No. /
diamond A Saturday game is being
sought in preparation for the Capital
City tilt with Auths on Sunday. Call
Cleveland 5462 after o'clock.
A special conclave is booked for Sam
Rice Midgets tonight at o'clock at l346
D street. northeast. Ali members are
urged to attend.
Pop HessIer will meet with his Ross
Councilmen tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock
at his home, 1904 Park place Prepara-
tions will be made to meet Army Med
icos Sunday in Capital City League.
Providence A. G. has re-organtza-
ton meeting carded Thursday night at
7:45 o'clock at the home of Manager
O'Toole, l35 E street southeast. The
following players and any pitching can
didates are asked to attend Hughes,
ODonnell. L. and B. Crawford. Gro
gan. Dillon Simms, Connell. L. Smith,
H Smith. Martel, Langley, Keller, Kess-
Ter and Robey.
Games with any of the best unlimited
and semi-pro mines IN this section are
sought by Earle MoSer. manager OF
Bonds Clothiers Call Franklin 1853.
Saturday and Sunday games are espe-
cially desired.
Making n good showing against Dis
trict mines this season. La Plata un-
limiteds want to meet local nine Sum
day. Call La Plata l8.
Fresh from an 11-to-2 triumph over
| Leesburg. National Circles have booked
| Indian Head for Saturday and Fort
Leonard Wood on Sunday.
Harry Grove has carded his Allied
Roofers for a clash with Galesville. Md,
on the latter teams diamond on Sum-
| day.
Right and left-hand hurIers are
| needed by Edmonds Art Stone Co. nine.
Manager Boehman can be reached at
Atlantic 1867.
| Manager Deuterman Of the A. B. &
| w. Busmen wishes to hear from Russell
Hardy. Russ call Clarendon 807-F-5
after Z o'clock tonight.
Manager Brown has ordered all Simp-
son Dairymen to report for practice to-
morrow and Friday at 5 o'clock on No.
diamond, at Fairlawn.