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The Washington times., 1928-09-18
Government EmplOye
Held on Drug Charge

Herman C.. Davis, 81, Govern
ment employee, was arraigned yester-
day before United States Commits
sioner Needham G. Turnage, charged
with illegal possession of narcotics,
and was released under $4,000 bond.
Davis, who is married, was
arrested by Police Headquarters
Narcotics squad. Detectives Sanders
and Mansfield, after an investiga-
ton In which the United States
Internal Revenue Bureau partici-
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

BREAKFAST FOR MR.. ROOSEVELT
represents just one of the historic incidents that
crowd the story of the famous old Maxwell House
in Nashville. The distinguished travellers who
visited this renowned hotel FIRST carried throughout
the United States, the tale of Maxwell House Coffee
and its perfect blended favor Today Maxwell
House is the chosen coffee of the hostesses all over
America whose words are social laws
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
MOTHERS MEET TONIGHT

Col. j. Miller Kenyon, past depart
ment commander of the American
Legion, will be the principal speaker
at meeting Of the Cold Star Mother
at the Hotel Hamilton tonight at s
o'clock. Mrs. George Gordon Sci
bold, president will preside: All
mothers who have lost sons in any
American conflict are invited to at
tend.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

JAT HEREVER the social season is at its
W height-New York, Newport, Saratoga
Mrs Richard T. Wilson opens one Of her, mag
nihcent houses and inaugurates series-of social
functions of outstanding brilliance.
Perhaps the most charming and certainly not
the least distinguished-of all, are the musicales
which Mrs Wilson arranges each winter for the
benefit of young artists; for Mrs. Wilson is her
self an artist of considerable reputation.
That is why, no doubt, she. appreciates the in
spiration and the patience that have produced the
matchless blend of Maxwell House Coffee No
single coffee grown can equal'it,
Years ago gentleman of the Old South with a
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
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cultivated taste in coffee tried hundreds Of single
cofFees to find the perfect coffee flavor; none Of
them would do. He combined and re-combined
them-until at last he made blend Of choice
cofFees that fully met his exacting standard.
That blend of choice cofees is Maxwell House
and today the most important hostesses IN
America serve Maxwell House Coffee.
Once YOU We tasted its delicious blended favor,
You'll insist on Maxwell House at your own table
and on your own breakfast tray.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

III your appetite is not good and
your bowels regular, you are being
warned of danger. Take DIR. Boice's
Prescription Tablets for Constipa.
ton tonight and avoid serious
trouble. At any good druggist, CSC.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
Of Newport and New Y OK
C,onfesses to 4 real
Philosophy Of Hospitality

Every dinner gioe stiu seems = ne some
Thing of a challenge and Try to overlook nothing that
augbt contribute to Of avsbeng among ny guests
Naturally an particular abOaf TIE coee that Is seyOed
no single detail seems to me Important IbelieDs
thar hTbe blend of many asOys n MSxDeU HoEss
that makes this coffee 4 general fagOrite."
Evening star., 1928-03-26
GERMANS SEEK WAY
TO WIN AT OLYMPICS
By the Associated Press.

By LUt AN%t}t lhIfO E'ffFe.
FRANKFORT -ON-MAIN, Germany
March 26.--German athletes today
started to school TO learn the best
methods Of capturing honors at the
forthcoming Olympic games.
Several special training courses spon-
sored by the German Board for Light
Athletics were begun here TO give
Olympic candidates and their trainers
thorough schooling in middle and
long distance running, high jumping,
marathon running, broad jumping,
pentathlon events, iayelin hurting,
sprinting and hurdling and womens
sports.
The athletic school, which ends May
10, is being held in the Frankfort-on-
Main Stadium, which offers one Of the
best training sites IN Germany. An
other school of discus throwing and
shot putting IS being held simultane-
ously at Ettlingen, near Karlsruhe.
The courses are planned with special
reference TO Olympiad requirements.
Thursday final touches will be put on
the training of men and women who
will uphold GermanyS athletic honor
the largest body OF athletes that will be
sent TO Amsterdam by any country.
The teacher trainers are allowing
each athlete TO develop an individual
personality Where team work is in
volved, they are inculcating in the ath-
letes spirit OF cooperation and sub
mission Of the individual to the team
spirit. This is especially true In the
case Of relay runners.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
FEELING PERSISTS
JACK WILL FIGHT.
Fugazy viii Be Prominent as
PromOter-Sharkey May
Work for Him.
BY FAIR PLAY.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Heavv-
weights will play an important part in
the outdoor matches this season. This
despite the poor showing OF the variol,y
contestants In Richards elimination
tournament the past few months No
matter how poor the big fellows are the
faLE continue to flock 10 the clubs
when heaVyUe!ghts are billed
Rickard has the call on Gene Tun-
ney. The feeling persists that Gene VIII
hght twice this year ard that JACK
Dempsey VIII come out Of his verbal re-
tTement at the proper time.
lex VIII name one man vino com
peted in his tournament 70 face the
champion in July. IN 50 doing he .g
bound TO make enemies Of the rest
That Is just what Richards connect
tors are looking for At this early da-a
Humbert Fugazy Is lining up a series ~
contests TO take place in the BrookIv1
ball grounds.
Unless Jack Sharkey Is favored with
lucrative match by Rickard. the B9g-
ton heavyweight will appear under The
FuRazv banner.
Here is the way Fugazy has his own
elimination tourney d0ped out Roberto
Robert1. the giant Italian. win be ser.
against Knute Hansen. This should be
some scrap Both are known for their
punching power. Hansen has been IN
fortunate. Just why Rickard has seen
fit to ignore the socking Dane Is =
mystery. Knute turned in a capital
performance by knocking out Phil Scose
in Jig time.
Then there is the return engage
ment over the 15-round route between
PaOlinO Uzcudun and Cya0roe CodFra-,
Their last spat was limited 70 10 rounds
with Godfrey getting the nod. There
was some dissatisfaction over the de-
cision.
The winners Of the contests viii Be
asked to fight 1t out for the privilege
q stepping into the ring with JACK
Sharkey.
Fugazy has a good lineup. If he
is able to put it across, there is no
doubt that the ultimate winner viii
have to be accorded ranking with the
best heavyweight in the country, bar
ring Tunney, Of course.
tCoovriEht Iassl
Evening star., 1928-03-26
S. A. FISTIC BATTLES
SLATED APRIL II, IL

April II and IL have been set for the
South Atlantic A. A. u. boxing cham
pionships and official Olympic tryouts
at the 4th Regiment Armory. Baltimore,
1t was announced yesterday by Charles
L. Ornstein, secretary OF the South At
lantic Association Glasses will range
from ll2 to heavyweight and the COM
petition will be open to all colleges, uni
versities, high schools and amateur
clubs in the District of Columbia, Mary
land and Virginia
Contestants must be over IS and reg
istered with the Amateur Athletic
Union Registration may be made with
Marvin H. Markle, chairman Of the s.
A. registration committee, Central Y
N c A. Baltimore.
Entry blanks for the tournament may
be had within few days at Secretary
Ornstein's Office. 500 Edmonds Building
here, or from Harry M Berman. chair
man Of the A. A. u. boxing committee
1920 North Charles street. Baltimore.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
MCTIGUE MAKES RETURN
TO N. Y. ARENA TONIGHT

NEW YORK. March 26 Gpl.-Miks
McTigue, former world light heavy
weight champion. returns to the Metro
politan fistic strife tonight In a 10
round struggle with Tony MarIllo OF
New Orleans az ST Nicholas arena.
This will be McTigue's first appear
anCe here since he was defeated BY
Tommy Loughran on October : for the
light heavyweight title abandoned by
Jack Delaney.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
All New A. B. C.. Leaders Result
From Bowling Over Week End

Blocks Acme held second with 3.0i3.
The five-man record Of 3,l99 was set
at Peoria last year by the Tea Shops
Of Milwaukee.
Honors in the other two events also
went 10 Chicago entries. Henry
Schmidt's 702 and the 697 shot by c.
Bork Saturday, kept them at the head
Of the singles column.
Phil Wolf, veteran tournament shoot
er. went into first in the all-events yes
terday with .937.
Wolf had 657 in the five-men event
Wolf had 657 in the five-man event,
singles.
Leaders in the four events:
FIVE MEN.
Mineralitcs. Chicago. 3OIo.
hlecks Acme Chicago 3Ola
Melsief Insurance Co. Omaha. . 90"
TWO MEN.
WNHradek Cicero. Ill. 383
Matek Wolstofcr ST Paul i34r
+ krems-R Rood. 81. LOUIS 2gN
SINGLES
schmidt Chicago, 10o.
Fork. Chicago 601
Ffeliag. Milwaukee 6a9
ALI~EVENTS
wol'. chiraao. 1897.
hnskev FLINT Mich. sos.
Wum#u. Chicago. l.$9h.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
BRITISH C0-EDS SECRETLY
TRAIN FOR ROWING RACE

OXFORD, England, March 26 (PJ.-
Woman rowers Of oxford and Cam
bridge, preparing for their second an
nual race, are training as hard as the
men Of the universities.
One important feature of the varsity
rowers' training. however, is dropped
the required drinking Of two and half
pints Of beer each day plus occasional
champagne.
The hours of practice and even the
time OF the race are kept secret to keep
the fair oarsmen from being made OBJ
icctS OF too great curiosity. To prevent
strain upon the contestants, the crews
do not row abreast in the race, but go
over the course separately. the winner
being determined by judges
Evening star., 1928-03-26
By the Associated Press.

- ANSAS CITY. March 26.-New
leaders appeared in all four
n events in American Bowling
/ = Congress competition here over
the week end
Few OF the scores high enough TO rank
In the money class we're considered as
"upsets." Virtually all OF the new marks
were made by tournament veterans who
were right" when they took over the
alleys seasoned by three weeks Of steady
rolling.
Joe Hradek and Hank" VIII Of
Cicero, Ill, furnished the feature Of
yesterdays session when they shot / 1868
10 head the doubles column
It was the second highest two-man
mark ever rolled in A. b. c. competi-
ton and displaced Matek and Wolsief-
fer. st. Paul southpaws who held the
lead for week with ] ,347.
The all-time congress record Of /, $50
was established in 1924 by H. Thoma
and G. Thoma Of Chicago
Each OF the Cicero men contributed
virtually the same number Of pins, VIII
scoring $50 and Hradek GIT.
Performances OF two Chicago flve-
man teams Saturday withstood all At
tacks yesterday The Mineralites re-
tanned the lead with 30l9 and the
Evening star., 1928-03-26

mates that 800 teams will compete in
this big local tournament this year.
Masonic League will be represented
by 30 teams on the opening night
Other leagues have entered teams as
follows Odd Fellows. lS: Suburban. 8.
Recreation. 10; Athletic. 10; District.
10. knights OF Columbus 10; Laundry
mems and Northeast. each: Federal.
Agriculture. Prince Georges and Com
mercial League. TO 10; Royal Ar
Canum, 4, and Washington Post, 6.
Jewish Bowling Association has issued
entry blanks for tournament to be
held next month at Recreation alleys
Entries Will be accepted at the alleys,
or Joe Kronman, in care Of the same
alleys Glasses will be as follows. A.
those averaging 102 or over: B. 90 10
l02. and c, under %, All Jewish
bowlerS are eligible to enter.
Original Stansbury No. .. composed
az veteran alley stars will roll in the
w. C d A. tournament again this year.
All Of the members are over so years
old, including Pop HALEY. Harry Krauss,
George CiiSt Harry Stamford and
Lewis Conradis These oldtimers have
seen the alley sport grow from its in
fancy to its present we'll organized
status and all are still rated among
the consistent performers.
Baltimore and Washington boys and
girls Silent bowling teams divided an in
teTcitv match Baltimore boys scored
a l,346-to-1 ,308 victory while local
girls won the other event. 1852 10 ! ,026
Cohen of the local team led the boy
scorers: Galloway OF Washington was
the scorer in the girls event.
OF COMMERCE. IFACIE
Evening star., 1928-03-26
CUE TOURNAMENTS
NEAR THIRD ROUND

Play in The Evening Star Club
straight rail and pocket billiard tourna-
ments will reach the third round this
week. Remaining hrst-round matches
in the pocket billiard event and all
second-round matches in the straight
rail event were disposed Of the past
week.
Elimination of Mike Iipscomb. a
favorite, shooting from scratch, by Jim
Duffy. another favorite. featured. the
pocket billiard matches.
Results Of matches during the past
week:
STRAIGHT RAIL TOURNAMENT.
Cole f@0l defeated RAY Miller 1Ol 100
"a 9U :. II Kaufman t"Ol defeated Her
man Feldmdn tlut. 100 to 90. Col Leroy
HERON 80 defeated Charles Ficco i"0l.
LinthIcum t2b). 100 10 ai Jim Duty t@O)
won from Walter McCaium I5l hv de.
fsut Emory Elicit tscratchl defeated
Ferry Miller I5t. 100 to 9I and Jacobs
2Ot defeated Joe Helien i%0l. 100 10 -.
POCKET TOURNAMENT.
=. First round--Ine Donaghry t20l defeated
J. Baum ti0(. 100 to 05 and Henry Han
lord 1881 w0n from W. McCallum tISb by
second round---wcsley Hanford f30i de-
feaied 6. l.. kerelpp t@5l 100 10 rs. Jim
Duffy 81 defeated Mike Lipscomh fscratch1
90 90 eS ard Henry Hantord 1881 defeated
Charles Holbrook i3Oi. 100 to 80
Evening star., 1928-03-26

PHILADELPHIA. March 26 LP,.-The
annual regatta OF the National Associa-
ton Of Amateur OarSmen will be held
on the Schuylkill River In this city Au-
gust and T. Samuel II. Truitt Of the
Schuylkill Navy has announced
The Olympic tryouts will be held on
the Schuylkill on July and Z.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
THREE IN HOT RACE
FOR BOWLING TITLE

With White Sox and Cubs tied for
the lead and Pirates Just one game be-
hind the deadlocked leaders, St. Ste
phen's Club Bowling League Is expert
encing a merry race in the closing
matches Of the season.
J. Callan of the fifth place Yankees
is the individual star with a l07-5
average and 40 spares. to lead in that
department. w. Davis Of Pirates holds
high set for $50. and J. Moran Of Cubs
has high game Of l6l
w. Davis leads in strikes with 26.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
TUESDAYS SCHEDULE.

WOIENs DOUBLES
Anna WiIlsmsFay Nosganstelu wash.
Irens Nischon- -Hazef Jarrett. Washington.
AsFEaret 8s3fuer. Else Fisher. Washing
Elaine Pslser.y Virginia YarneIl. Washing
Mare F+ere Marjorie Bvadt. Washington
AsTgafs'se BoIiiaa} Genera prels Balts-
Beralee Cox-gabel shaw. Baltimore.
woAE%s TEAMS. >.
Recreation Csr3s Washington.
E-&ee&e. Nash8nEtgB
Auaz0us Wash ugton
EaluHlote Ohio Ladlee Baltimore
eeen4es Washington
Recent Ladies No ! Baltimore
1ol1E1 DiaHe Washington
Resent Ladies &o y Baltimore
ENmDarEE NaRHfngFgH
MDutehel}o i.8oIes Baltimore
t5spRbtefs ~ Ikabe1ls Wash ngton
tif@4 states Q fp.. Baltimore
.t3l9si s.tetaa9'ef.s az e AahhihEtan
FjHtgbDers &ashgngfgH
Gpi0nlaas Washington
woNENs SINGLES. 10.
=. Asfsaret Holiday ard Geneva Preis Bal.
Ma1E&ffe1 Ms8nee K3s.e F.sher Elaine
Eafsse- hffE.H3a f4rfeH Anna W3lssgas
SaF A0rFftlsFe.E EfaUs AeN gHrf}e prebI@
As'S tt3.afDs &illae kUssei Irene N schou
@Ng HahA3 o&uetf
More than ls8 teams have already
Elec entries for fne Washington CITY
DAckpln Association tournament which
opens On King Pin. 10 ] alleys. April
10. Secretary ATgille l. Ebersole est!-
Evening star., 1928-03-26
WILL WREsTLE THURSDAY.

Freddy Myers viii top the wrestling card
Thursday night in the Arcadia Joe
Turner, local veteran, will meet Nelson,
a newcomer to local mat circles, and
Bobby Mainfort and Charley Metro Will
come together in other tusSles.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
OF COMMERCE. LEAGUE

Hizh team. set--Bureau of Mines. 1881 (:
Patents No I. 5S3,
Bureau Of Mines 500.
Htgh individual sei--Jermane Patents No
/, 3al Patrick Patents No . 3S4
High INDIVIDUAL game-Miiuer. BufnrCom
No i la Patrick, Patents No. -. l43
High individual avcrage--W aisnn. B8rpau
~ standards. lo1, Clements Bureau Of
Mines 1862: Jermane. Patents No. J. lO5-30.
Bureau Of Mines team appears 10
have the second series in the Depart
ment Of Commerce League practically
won. A record set OF 1921 enabled
the team to take three games from the
Bureau Of Standards. Patents No. 2
also holds a decided edge in second
place with a margin over BuforCom
No. / and Secretary's once, which
are tied in third place.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
sANGOR TO FIGHT PETRONE.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 26 iPi.-
joey Sanger. Milwaukee. and Dominick
Petrone. Brooklyn. featherweights, are
matched for 10 round no decision
bout here April 9
Evening star., 1928-03-26
MCCARTHY, NEW WELTER
PHEN0M, FIGHTS CHANEY

CHICAGO, March 26 LF3.-Jack Nc
Carthy, Chicago welterweight sensation.
viii attempt 20 hurdle higher opposi-
ton In his class tonight when he meets
joe CLANCY Of Baltimore IN a 10-round
match
Mccarthy IS a brother OF Luther Nc
Carthy. the high school boy. whose in
dividual play helped De LaSaIle High Of
Joliet, IL, win the National Catholic
High School basket ball title last nigh.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
woNExs SINGLES. 10 O'CLOCK.

F4orence Rembolt Nav OBrien. Catherine
h3eln. Doris G0Ocalf Rena Levy Lorraine
1uhlg sronson Qusites Bertha Greevy
t-AnnHH Thomas aud Catherine 0uiEIev uf
y sshiugton. Dorothy White Of College Park
No y az Alexander 7 Steman Emily Dis
neT- Frames krIeg Anna Adams Tsutfie
asno<z Er9u1a Ritter Olive Ford Gertrude
Thomas Mas Schneider and Dsisey EWalt
Evening star., 1928-03-26

Twenty-Five Yards Is the standard
length Ot a cricket pitch.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

LTHOUGH a few New England
n men boWlerS are scheduled 70
II roll in the National Duckpin
4 \ Bowling Congress tournament
Evening star., 1928-03-26

IL0nvrlEht. lnes J
New Britain herald., 1928-03-10

eph's church. Rev. Oliver T. Mas. nell celebrated the high mas of rs- auiem and burial vas in the family lot tn St. Thomas cemetery.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Rocco Vicino
 The funeral of Mrs. CarmeIa VI. clno. Fl. wife of Rocco Vicino of S1 Gaylord street. who died yesterday following a three months' illnses. will be held at 3 o'clock Monday morning at St. Anthony's church. 4 high mass of requiem will be cele. brated by Rev. L. Beccaris and bur. lal will be in the new St. Joseph'g cemetery.
 Mrs. Vicino was born in Larinxane Potenza. Italy the daughter of Biax. 20 and Rose (Aselte) Blasi. A young woman she came to New York city where she was married | torty-three years ago to Rocco Vi- cino. She has been a resident of this city for the past thirty years.
 Surviving. besides her husband, are one daughter. Mrs. Madeline Iirella and two grandsons, Chester llrella and Rocco Vicino, all of this city.
 Parent Teacher Meeting A meeting of the North Side school Parent-Teacher association will be held next Monday evening Ill the Kindergarten of the school. A. II. Brechbill local scout executive, will be the speaker. An entertain ment program has also been arranE- ed and refreshments will be served. Last Game of Season The basketball season Of the New Departure quintet will come to a close this evening when they will meet the Renaissance Five of New York city. worlds colored cham pions. The Senegambians appeared here several weeks ago and won q 1 hoty contested game by & S5 to s. score, and tonight's game was ar. ranged by Manager Joe Carroll after numerous requests had been receiv- ed from the fans.
 A preliminary game will be play cd starting at s o'clock. Tho main attraction will get under way at g.
 Bristol High Wins
 Torrington high. the only team 10 defeat the Bristol high school bas- ketball team this season. was hope lessly outclassed at the local gym last night and the Bristol boys rcaped ample revenge for the set back in Torrington. The final score was 40 to 20, Coach Tommy Mona. han in the last half Of the game using members of the second team. Zetarski starred for Bristol. running Up the high total Of 13 points. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-10

preaching service at o'clock. sub Ject of the evening: The Lost Faith of the Church"
 Prayer meeting every Thursday y evening in the church at 7:45 o'clock.
 Choir rehearsal every Friday eve ming at 5 o'clock.
 The Missionary society meets next Thursday afternoon at the parson- age, SS Broad street.
 All arc welcomed 10 the Little Grey Church by the Corner"
 Rcdccmcr's \. NJ. l.. Zion Church
 Morning worship will bo held at the Eedeemer's 4. NJ. E. Zion church tomorrow at Ii o'clock. sermon by the pastor. Sunday school will be held at 1915 D. m. Mrs. Louise Mayors, superintendent. c. F. serv- ices at 6;5H |. n.. Miss Bessie Ben- ford, president. Evening preaching service will be held at 7:5o o'clock. sermon by the pastor.
 The meeting of Ladies MIssion- ary society will be held with Mrs Celia Rcvellery Monday at s D. III. Miss Cceta Johnson. president
 X pigs foot and baked bean sup per will be held at the home Of Mrs. Anthony Campbell on Friday. under the auspices Of the Missionary so- cicty.
 Baptist Church
 The following services will be ob- served al the Baptist church: Morn- ing worship at 10:45 o'clock, ser mon hy the pastor, Rev. A. D. Ken drlck, n, D., sermon topic, Jesus That Was Misunderstood in the school of Evangelism"
 The choir will sing an anthem. "I Shall Be like Jesus" Non Berg. Junior talk by the pastor topic, Prom Pin Picker 10 Bank Presi- dont.' The Junior choir will sing.
 Bible school at F noon. Evening service at o'clock and Young Peoples meeting at o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend all of these services.
 Methodist Church
 The pastor. Rev. A. A, Ball, will have charge Of tho morning service at the Plainyilie M. r.. church to- morrow at f0:45 o'clock and will preach on "The Abundant Life" sunday school win meet at 12 noon and the Epworth lcaguc at 6 D. m, At T;45 o'clock Mir. Ball will deliv- or an address on "The Everlasting Arms.'
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will be held at and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy. sunday school will meet a. 9 q. nj. At 7:%o D. m. there will be the regular I.cnton service. with a sermon by Rev. John J. hoanc O. New Britain.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Patrick Wclch will be sung at o'clock Monday morning.
 On Thursday evening a St. Pat rlch's card party. entertainment and dance will bo given in the High school gymnasium for the benefit of the church. IL will be under the auspices Of tho ladies of the parish
 Tho usual Lontcn service will be held at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening.
 Town Meeting Monday
 \ special town meeting with a thrcofold purpose will bo held in tn" High school auditorium Monday night at o'clock. The voters will hc asked 10 lay the tax rate on the