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Evening star., 1928-12-21
= rARRIMAN g. co. basketers face
a strenuous week end. Tomor-
row night they will meet the
4 fast Woltz Photographers in

r KARRIMAN & CO. DaSkeLSTS 1dCe
a strenuous week end. Tomor-
row night they will meet the
fast Woltz Photographers in
an important Washington City
Basket Ball League at o'clock in
Eastern High gym, and Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock will engage Skinker
Bros Anacostia Eagles, defending Dis
trict independent unlimited class cham
pions.
In Harrimans lineup are several
former scholastic stalwartS. The team
has won 10 games and lost just l so
far.
These Hartman players are asked to
be on hand for the game tomorrow
night: BuScher, Jones, Enright, Mills,
Forney, Falcone, Connor, Fitzgerald,
Crouch and MCGOWAN.
Potomac Boat Club today is heading
the race in the unlimited division OF
Community Center League as the re-
suit of a 22-l4 triumph last night over
Woltz Photographers, who had been
heading the circuit. The BoatmenS
victory was somewhat of an upset.
Play Of Esbaugh and Wiler was the
feature Of the winners exhibition. Es-
baugh led in scoring and Wiler sue
ceeded in checking Sweeney and Faber,
Woltz' scoring aces.
In routing Americans, 1876 to 4, Jew
ish Community Center Whirlwinds are
believed to have District record. Only
one foul goal went to the winners big
point total.
National Circles squeezed out a 1884
triumph over Y. M. c. A. Independents
in an overtime game last night. Noel
ler's basket decided.
Sneakers are still in front in the
l15-pound division of the Boys Club
League as the result of their 22-2O win
over Frenchy A. c. last night. Ar
cadians downed Meridians, 80 to IA, in
another league match.
Premier basketers hung up their
sixth straight win last night. scoring
over Epiphany Chapel Juniors, II to 10.
BOYS Club WhirIwinds took the meas
ure of Pullman tosSers, 18 to 3, last
night.
fremont A. C. tossers bowed to Wash
ington Marines in a 1886 game last
night in the Barracks gym.
Metropolitan Senior basketers Of
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church down.
ed Carnegie Collegians, Sc to 10, in
Eastern High gym. The Nets play
Emmanuel Eagles tomorrow and want
more games. Call Atlantic 215S after
pm.
StanIeys drubbed De Molays, 90 to IA,
for their fourth straight win. Games
with the winners may be had by calling
Columbia 1888 between $50 and z pm.
Games are wanted by Nusbaum Phar--
macists with unlimited class teams. Call
Franklin 2481.
De Luxe A. C. courtmen are after
matches with .13e-potnd class qui1ts.
Cali Lincoln 8SS3-W.
Oakley. A. C. 1--WE Of Baltimore wants
a game in washington, to be played
either Christmas day or night. Address
Theodore Marks, 1854 Oakley avenue,
Baltimore.
Contests with 13O-pOund quints hav-
ing gyms are wanted by Senator Flashes.
Call Manager Jarvis at Columbia 5462
between $3.50 and pm.
Calvary Eagles proved easy for Jew
Evening star., 1928-12-21
OLD DOMINION CLUB
FORMS DUCKPIN LOOP

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 21-
A six-team bowling league has been
formed by the Old Dominion Boat
Club and the new loop will swing into
action tonight at o'clock on the Alex
andria Health Center alleys.
Line-ups of the teams follow:
starboards-Dr. NJ J. Roberts, captain;
Lionel Beetpn, Louis Hoy, Tony Crilly, Jack
Robinson. Valentine Smith.
Sweeps-Windsor Demaine. jr., captain;
George Grant, Arthur Rector, Chester Fan
non, BENJAMIN Minor and Robert. Wheat.
Splashes-John Hughes, captain; Louis
Fories, Chester Pierce, Lee Spencer, Magnus
W.. Bales and Earl Knight .. ,...
Howard, Urban 8. Lambert. jr. Elmer
Smith, Alvin .Friedander and Lewis Bell.
Sculs-Jack Sampson, csptain; Brooke
Howard, Tom Huidsh,. Russell Nicholson
Stanley King and Buddy Ross.
Quads-K. G, Moore. captain; Bill Brown,
Dave CorSa, Dallas Wiley, Walter Pierpont
and Julian WhiteStone.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
BRENTWOOD BASKETERS
TAKE LEAD IN LEAGUE

HYATTsvILLE, Md, December 21.--
In Prince Georges County Basket Ball
League games tonight Headquarters
Company of Laurel will meet Hyattsville
Comets and Mount Rainier A. G. will
meet Dixie Pig A. c. in the National
Guard Armory at Laurel.
Brentwood Hawks took the league
lead last night, when they defeated
Company F. Reserve Team No. 2, % to
II, in the armory here, Company Re-
serve team No. lost its first league
game to Berwyn, IA to II.
John Wanley, Hawk captain. starred
in their victory, gathering Is points to
lead his teams attack.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
1apue Oun Night Final PezoAday Contest Here
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Maryland University, 80; william and
Mary, 30.
Illinois, %; North Dakota, 27.
Iowa State College, AZ; Simpson, Is.
TarkiO College of Missouri, 81; Ne
braska Wesleyan, rs.
Nebraska, So; South Dakota State
College, Is.
Lombard 20; North Dakota Aggies, 25.
Fordham, 46; Yale, %.
Naval Training Station, 80; Man
haitian, 22.
St. Thomas, %; Providence, %.
st. Stephens, 46; New York Aggies, 80.
st. Francis, 28; Long Island Univer-
sity, 10.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.
r EWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
hasketers scored another decisive

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
basketers scored another decisive
victory last night in a pre-Sea-
~ son game with the Strayer'S Busi-
ness College six, out-scoring them
70 to 16. in the Center gymnasium.
The winners have scored decisively over
every team they have met SO lar this
year and expect to make q strong bid
for senior honors in the washington
Recreation League.
Eva Fishman Gagged Is baskets from
the floor to collect so points for the
winners. Misses Rosenblatt and Tepltz
divided the remainder OF the scoring
honors for j. G. G. Beatrice Easterson
and Miss Slusser shared IN scoring LOT
the losers.
Ida Weinberg strengthened the Gen.
ter's line considerably with her return
to center field. It was her first appear
ance with the team this year.
American University tossers who will
represent the school In mterscnoiaSCic
games this year have been named BY
Dorothy Wolf. physical education de
rector. the selections being made from
q group of 40 candidates who turned
out this year for basket ball.
An even dozen have been named,
including Katherine Severance, Rowan
eta Allen, Sara Martz, Betty Jacoby,
Leonora F'riesleven, Rose Flowers, Mar
tina Bricker, Ethel Smith, Florence Sell
ows, Mary Chadwick, Irene Tippet and
Barbara Evans.
Games already scheduled for A. U.
include tilt with Gallaudet College
on January 10 and a meeting with
George Washington University on Feb
ruary 81. Other dates are pending.
Interclass matches will be played at
A. U. Immediately after the holidays.
An interclass soccer series viii be
staged by the athletes Of the Stuart
Junior High School In January, accord
ing to plans outlined by Grace Ware,
director. Games will be played on the
Plaza playground field.
1t is expected that at least Is teams
will be entered in the tournament.
POstponement Of the final interplay
ground basket ball game has been found
necessary by directors of the play
ground department, who had planned
to stage the contest between Garfield
and Chevy Chase tossers this Saturday
morning. 1t will be played during the
Evening star., 1928-12-21

schedule. The Colonials probably will
start against High Point College of
North Carolina here January 5.
AS the result of the drills to date
it now appears that the Colonials'
starting lineup in their opening game
will comprise Ford Young and Paul
Bowen, forwards; Bill Snow, center, and
Bobby Gray and Bill Blaine, guards.
Bud Barrow, a regular last season,
and Jake Schaffert, a tall center, are
others who are making serious bids for
berths.
Dick Castell, former Central High
star. is one of the leading lights on the
Freshman squad. Several trips are
planned for the yearlings.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
PIGEON RACING CLUB
NAMES ITS OFFICERS

Election of officers, plans for an ex-
tensive program next year and an
nouncement of the outstanding lofts of
this section for the past season fea-
tured the annual meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Racing Pigeon Club
last night.
John H. Holmead was elected pres
ident Other officers chosen are Harry
D. Copenhaver, vice president, and
Harold E. Thomas, secretary treasurer.
Plans for series of races from Cleve-
land, Tenn, next Spring were an
nounced. F. ]. Voith's loft was praised
for its victory in the city and sectional
championship race of the Eastern Sec
ton of the national pigeon classic last
June.
Winners of the past season were
named as follows:
Evening star., 1928-12-21
HARTMAN BASKET TEAM
TO FACE TOUGH SHEDDING

ish Community Center Flashes in
61-3 match.
Calvary Reds, who have gym, want
a game for tonight with a 140-pound
class quint. Manager Maxwell may be
reached at Columbia 3458.
Games are wanted by two Y. M. G. A
Aztec quints. r. Gilbert Holm is book
ing contests for both the 10O-pounderS
and 115-pounders at Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
PIERCE ATHLETIC CLUB
Is AFTER COURT GAMES

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December 90
Pierce Athletic Club toSsers are cunning
for Friday night games with teams in
the 135-145-pound class having gym
nasiums. Call Manager Archie Keegin
at HyattSville 296-M.
Jack williams is captain of the team
and plays either forward or guard.
other leading players are John May
hew, center; Moore Fauntleroy, John
Troy, forwards, and Theodore Brown,
Paul Costinett Don and Hal Burrhus,
Eddie Fowler and Clarke Owings,
guards.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
GUGGLIMINI TO FIGHT.

HAGERSTOwN, Md, December 81.
Lou Gugglimini, Washington bantam
weight, who is the only fighter to have
earned a decision over Kid Williams
since the latter started comeback. has
been matched to meet the former world
bantamweight champion here on De-
cember 27
Evening star., 1928-12-21
DC. BOY EARNS FAME.

Kenneth Haycraft, University of Min
nesota end, who was placed on Grant
land Rices all-America foot ball team
this year. is a former Central High
School athlete. Haycraft graduated
from Central in 1924 and has since re-
sided at Wayzata, MINI.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
loo IN COLE TOURNEY.

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island,
Calf, December 81 OP.-Approximate-
ly 100 golfers, among them Walter
Hagen, British open champion, were
entered for the first round OF medal
play today in the S2,500 Santa Catalina
Island open, Qualifying play Weunes-
day and Thursday cut the field down to
that number.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

st. Paul, 2; Duluth, /.
st. Louis, 3: Kansas City, 1.
Victoria, IL; Portland, 0.
Montreal MarOons, g.; Toronto, 3.
Detroit Cougars, s: Montreal Cana
dienS, /.
Providence Reds, 2; Boston Tigers, 1.
Toronto, 4; London (OntariO), 2.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
McKEEvER LEFT 1858, 900.

NEW YORK, December 21 CP).-An
appraisal of the estate of Edward j.
McKeever, former president of the
Brooklyn National League Base Ball
Club. filed here, placed its net value at
$653,97415.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
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= Totals. Ill ~
(91' Madigan "a, Gaylor .l2),- Dean t2l.
Heagy, sauerbrun. silveEman (9l, Butter En
Eherts 1Catholc u. Time Of halves
20 minutes.
(.eorpe WaShington's basket ball squad
has ended its pre-holiday training.
After the holidays Coach Maud Crurn
viii begin working his charges nightly
In nrenaration for the opening of their
Evening star., 1928-06-08
HELEN ASKS DECREE
FROM PRINCE CAROL
Mother of Rumanian Boy King
Pleads profound Affronts
and Desertion."
BY the Associated Press.

BUCHAREST, Rumania. June g.
Princess Helen's suit for divorce against
her errant husband. former Crown
Prince Carol Of Rumania, will be heard
in secret on June 81.
Today's official gazette carried notice
Of the proceedings and invited Carol.
who was addressed as Karl Karainan,"
10 attend the tri1l. II was not expect
ed that Carol. who is in Belgium. where
he went after England invited him to
leave, would come. It is understood ne
viii not contest the suit.
Princess Helen. who is the mother
Of 6-year-old King Michael in her pc
tition pleaded profound affronts Of
fered and desertion." The petition.
which was FLEE. with the first section
Of the Appellate Court, also said Carols
present conduct is an offense to the
royal court
The local Court Of Appeals, which will
decide the divorce case, will not have
jurisdiction over the custody of little
King Michael, because by the law of
January 6. 1926, which legaliZed Carols
remuneration of the throne. Michael's
status as crown prince and eventual
sovereign vas definitely established
Carol is given no other title in the
divorce petition than 'Mr." and his
legal domicile is given as Monastir farm.
Rumania.
Princess Helen and Carol were mar
ried in Athens in 1921. Four years
later he eloped with Magda Lupescu to
Paris Princess Helen declined TO sue
for divorce at that time because of re-
llgious scTupleS. Carols recent expul-
sion from England for being involved
in plot to effect his return to Ru-
mania was believed TO have led Prin-
cess Helen to change her mind.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
FOUR MISSION TEAMS
EXCEED FUND QUOTAS
Central Union Drive Nets S33.3S3
to Date-Women Lead
Workers.

-Four teams of the Central Union
Mission already have exceeded their
quotas in the drive to pay OF its in
debtedness. A total of s33,3S3 was in
hand today. with the indications that
the drive viii go "oTer the top" before
Monday night
Competition between the teams yes
terday resulted in contributions of
$3.50, with the women's division well
in the lead They reported s4,656 for
the days work, compared with S3. 3.634
for the mems division. The Mount Yer
non Place NJ. E. Church South team
raised S349.
The four individual teams which have
raised $1,000 or more are captainsd by
Harry HoskinScn, with S1,500; Mrs p
J. Altizer. with Sl,44l: Miss Mary @.
Monroe, Sl.226. and e, W. N. May.
81 900.
Mrs. John Williams gave prizes yes
terday to the highest teams for the
day. Miss Monrce's team led for the
women with s676. while Mays team re-
ported $326.
Primary pupils of the Calvary Baptist
Church Sunday School made a gift of
$40 from their birthday pennies to lend
the debt" Another young campaigner.
George Cockrell, fI-year-old grandson
of Samuel w Cockreli, commander Of
the Mount Vernon Church team. Is
doing eSeailegft weTk for the mission.
He has aIreadv turned in s61. which
he collected himself
Evening star., 1928-06-08
THOMAS J OWEN AZ SON. AUCTfoSEERS.
1z1s Eye Street Northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BEING A TWO-ETORY BRICK
DWELLING, CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS
AND BATH, KNOWN AS. is20 + ST. NE
corded or February %. 1929 As Instrument
40. ~ OF the Land records OF the District OF
Columbia, En0 at the request of the parties
secured thereby, fhe unGers3aBed wln sell at
public auction. ia front Of the premises. on
FRIDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE
the following -aescrlbea land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia. and
nflfag lot numbered one hundred and four
ts0%J 10 square numbered foFty-fo hau~
dre0 and seventy 1870, as described In said
deed Of trust, upon the following terms.
Terms OF Saie. Said property IN subject to
q prior deed OF trust securing an indebted"
ness OF s2.s0o 90. and said property Will be
sold subject TO said cfed af trust indebted
meas OF the purchase price over and above
said deed OF trust. one-thgFd is to be paid at
cash and the balance ia two equal Install
interest al the rate Of 6iz@ per annum
parable segni-annAaliy secured By second
ceea OF trust upon the property sold or all
cash. 81 the option Of the purchaser. In
terest and taxes To be paid o. adjusted 10
GATE OF sale. A deposit of $500 90 wisl be
aneing, recording. etc, st the cost Of pur~
chaser. Terms Of fa}e to be complied with
within thirty fg0@ days from day Of sale
otherwise deposit viii he forfeited and prop
erbS Te@old Is risk and cost Of aefauittng
purchaser after faYe 81 dAyE previous sd~
Yeftisement gf such resale In some negs-
pspeT published IN Washington. f. C.
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
a29 18th ST NV.
WILLIAM T.. BENSON.
925 10Th 81. NV.
te45rS,7ss,s.if,lzi5,1s Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
OFElCIAL NOTICES

ZoNING COMMISSION OF TIE DISTRICT
81 Cusnmosa. WashinEt0u. Jane ) l02S -
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aHsV iFuel!c No. l5S b0yh CoHSress. esf-
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lamtHa amt Go create a Eanjag Commission
styen that 5 nuIi,e hearing Nil 10 hela la
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Evening star., 1928-06-08
Trustees Sale Of Valuable De-
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Evening star., 1928-06-08
AUCTION SALES.
EItTk AN nANG
THos. j. OWEN & SON. AucTroNEERS,
l42A Eve ST NV
SALE or VALUABLE REAL,
ESTATE, BEING UNIMPEOVED BUILD
ING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF


ESTATE. BEING UNrMPRovBn RuIIp-
ING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
PEABODY STREET BETWEEN 3rd AND
18th STREETS NORTHWEST
sy virtue of q certain deed Of trust re-
corded IN Liher Ne 566s, at folio SA0. Of the
iano rerordS of tho District OF Columbia,
ana at the request of the parties secured
thefeby' the undersigned will sell at public
DAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE.
ls@a, Al FOUR O'CLOCK M. the follow
t1Er0eSctEbea land situate In the District
o. GolQmbla and heins lots numbered seventy
SIX tt6l and seveuty-seven t79A III square
numbered thirty~two hundred and ninety
i@@Stt7, as described In said deed OF trust.
hpon the following terms
1efEnS OF sale Said property is subject TO
q 0rtor decd Of trust securing nh indebted
qeSs Of xso0o0 on each lot, aud said mop
fertV will be sold subject 10 said deed~of-
trust Indebtedness, OF the purchase price
over and above said deed Of trust one~thtro
is 10 be pat0 In cash ano the balance in two
Years, with interest at the rate Of >6'a u
per annanl, payable semi@annuallH, secured
bE second decd OF trust upon the property
sold, or all cash, at the option Of the pur-
adjusted to date Of sale. deposit of
%2nAo 90 will he required At the time OF sale,
All coDveyanelae. recording. etc, at the cost
of purchaser. Terms of sale 80 be complied
sale. otherwise deposit will be forfeited and
property resod at risk and cost Of default
ms purchaser after Ave 80 days advertise
went OF such resale in some newspaper pub
hShe6 ia Washington, u c.
Il FRANCIS SAUL,
s2A 18th ST. N w,
WILLIAM +. BENSON.
a25 18th 81. NV.
THos. !. OWEN & SON, Aucr1oNEERs
Evening star., 1928-06-08
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. d C.. WASHINGTON.
June 5, 1928 Scaled proposals viii Be re-
cetved ct Room 500. District Building. until
o'clock p M, June 2Sth, for constructive
S~room addition 10 and rernodellinE the prsS-
cnt building known as the Bryan School
Chole contents $4,000 cubic feet. Certified
SpecihcationS Proposal forms a. Room SaT.
District Rulldins. JeS.sTSnT
Evening star., 1928-06-08
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