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MARYLAND PRAISED.
IN SAVINGS REPORT.
Country Sets New Record
With S28,412,961 900
Deposits for Year.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 1O.-The
greatest yearly increase in savings de-
uosites recorded in the United States
was announced yesterday by w. Espey
Albig. deputy manager of the American
Bankers Association, In charge of its
savings bank division.
On last June go he reported, savings
totaled $28.412, ,96l 900, gain of ST.
327,059, 900 over the previous year. In
dividual depositors numbered 53.18S.34
an increase of 2,496.070.
This indicates prosperity more gen.
eral than at any time since the busi-
ness depression Of 1920" said state
ment Mr.. Albig issued
Only Three Fail to Gain.
only three States failed to show a
gain. The gain per inhabitant was ~
per cent over last year, and 1888 per
cent over 1918. when the strong up
ward curve in savings deposits first de-
Veloped. Since 1912, when adequate
records first became available. the gain
per inhabitant has been 1893 per cent"
at $237.
New York. with an increase of $40
per capita, led the States New York
savings deposits were reported as
7.1l9,229. 900. or 25.1 per cent of the
countrys total. saving per inhabitant
OF 1915. Massachusetts,. however. was
first in savings per person. with $6l8.
Tied for Group Gains.
The New England and Middle At
lantic States were tied for group gains
for the year with $36 per inhabitant
The New England and Middle At
lantic States. with 299 per cent OF the
population of the United States and
38,2 per cent Of the total savings de-
posits.' said the statement, have a
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia-Fair tonight and tomorrow:
not much change in temperature; gen.
tie, variable winds.
West Virginia-Fair and not quite so
cold tonight tomorrow fair.
Records for - Hours.
Thermometers PM. 81; 8 p.m., 30:
IL midnight, 80; am, 81; 9 am, %;
noon. 81.
Barometer--4 pm. 30ll: g pm.
5000; IL midnight. 30.ll; 4 am. 30.13;
8 am. 30.18: noon. 30.16.
Highest temperature, SO. occurred at
230 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 81, occurred at
am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 40; lowest 20.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide. 1907 am. and 09
pm: high tide. Isl am. and 7:02 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, so am and
SO pm; high tide. 1893 am. and 7:42
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 7:16 am; sun sets
4:46 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 7:17 am: sun
sets 4:46 pm.
Moon rises 5:48 am: sets 3:44 pm
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
Harpers Ferry-Potomac River mud
dy and Shenandoah River clear this
morning. q
Weather in Various Cities.
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1rdthH.

PERRY. WALTER VI. Departed this life to
the sreat beyond. suddenly. Saturday: De
f:$ssF Hs;pli lsss y LisR miE
st. nv. wednesday,, December "a. AZ /
sSis eSnieh hfS't St. to BEL. the ~ PrsTs'sfs sSs s
:vt: St. sT and Ffy lr.sss As.ila J;.d ssy's pastor F
Dtckerson Tabernacle. No. -. A. I. o. Of
estins aEs TS.,ds2 d5s9unisfd 70 ssnd
Il the home. Uf iisi T"s st. sV NV, q. 75o sT pr
ssuneral WEDNESDAY,. December H. from
ssrovidence woe &C., Baptist Church. ST. between
s1sTtRSR RSRSSTTgEh STgEIE 4SEEEEp Si5I p NINoE; W..
SEFHr aaysbd N o safs snnSs %d RfssRs 2ffT
y; Deals 5Snsfsl Som. Tsfa's ais st. 'r1s ns, On
ment Addison Chapel
SMITH; nsrH,,s ,MAdINDA. Pa. Suddenly. on SUNDAY;
5 St: lsas S MAtNpE r. his eisrff sM :3
voted sister Of Belle and John 0sst Blaekstor. Is @
snd aunt Of Catherine Preston. Maiinda
Hi Rachel Oi Hunt afS q New e 3ofs Soa leHrs cv
She also leaves host Of other relatives
Co. funeral Darlors. 1922 Ga. ave. ave. NV. .'9
SMITH: WILLIAM Mckinley. on satur-
sSfa deyoed osss %SnEa1AM Susbahd q NcKiF k.T7
Smith and son OF Verts Lee Lindsey and
Iather OF Ruby Smith Interment Lynch
Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. nv.
TRAPPE. MRS. HENRY 6. Saturday, De-
c.mber 3. 1923. At 735 pm. at Homso-
Tspps o. sf0Yr6 from wife IF Henry G.
neral chapel 200s Eye ST. NV. tuesday.
December II. at pm. ALLENTOWN Pa,
papers please copy
WARE. JOSEPH. Members. Of the Y. NJ. I.
OF JOSEPH WARE of 2722 Olive ave. NV
Funeral services Tuesday. | PM, at Alex
andr" MsmorIal THonEs sspsst aoih Ghursh nSn pr.,
T. CARTER. sec. '''''
WARE. JOSEPH $. All members OF B. r.
oi Brother JOSEPH s. WARE on TUESDAY,
dFs Memorial Ii lgas ssptst 81 chaneh 4 :zI A. s
-'''' anu GOV" a. A, A. BROWN Dictator.
WATERS. HATTIE L. On Saturday. Decem-
Ter 8. 1928. HATTIE L. WATERS of 2o0s
St; nw .rv,c Tiie Of mirE cnares waters ,1,c
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Tuesday. December
IL. at pm. Relatives and friends invited
20 attend. 1nttrment private. 10
WHITE. JAMES E. Departed this life SUM-
Sts Sns ssME WHs E. beoTsG Rb.n aTs
OF Jennie e. White. Remains temporarily
resting at the funeral parlor Of Smith &
Ford, 1900 S. Cap. st. Sc. Notice OF iu-
neral later,
wooDwoR1H. CHARLES G. On Friday,
Dieso Hospital. Coronado. Caiif.. CHARLES
c.. beloved son OF Clarence A.. and the
late Florence Lincoln Woodworth OF 1882
81 Mrs Florence NJ shipiey. Notice OF
funeral later.
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I'm Mrntnrtant.

BELL. JAMES R. In sad but loving remem-
prance OF our dear brother. JAMES r.
BELL, VINO departed this life one year ato
today, December 10, 1927.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly rsmsm-
Sweet: happy memories cling to sour
True hearts that loved you with deepest
AlwayS will love you in death Just the
DEVOTED SISTERS. MRS; R. B PORTER,
sf sTFb AND MRS ff E. B. i; HOLMES. MES. y
JACKSON. ROBERT $. and FELIX NJ. In
oyns q my my dear ,
lie Pecember 80; 10; 1919; 2Hc and 2ur 5sloysd scn
parted this life July 8. 1927.
WIFE; CORA JACKSON. AND SISTER,
JOHNSON. MAMIE II. In sad but lovins
5sf1iaT mfmSrik oi MAMIE M syG.sG gcHNsoM @ 0 who
parted this III. LIE two years ago today De-
ffTSf5 SER pEVorgD "; rgfS' HUSBAND AND MOTHER
1N-LAw.
LANGLEY. EMMA Z. In sad but loving re-
menbrssnse s 20 Of orr % beloved 10. friend EMMA M.
three years ago today. December 10, 1925.
oh. for a touch of a vanished hand,
The sound OF voice HrIlr1 that n Is Stin; nA,..
ries Of our dear little sirl. VIRGINIA
PAULINE LEE, who passed away eleven
wears aEo today, December 10; 1917
MeMULLEN. RUTH r. In sad but IoyinE
memory Of my dear mother. RUTH 7,
McMULLEN. who deperted this life one
year ago today. December 10, 1927.
Today recalls the memory
OF my devoted mother, laid to rest;
And those VINO still remember her
Are those who loved her best.
HER DAUGHTER, LOIS.
SCHEITLIN. MINNIE z. In loving remem-
brance OF our wife and mother. MINNI4
E. SCHEITLIN. who departed this life one
We miss you. dear. and that Is true;
No one can take the place OF you.
FATHER AND SONS. .
TwINE. Y. vERNELI. In loving remsm
brance of my dear little girl. Y. VEREELL
TwTNE. who departed this life Ave yea
ago today. December 10, 1928.
Xmas time is comins.
To some il brings good cheers;
To me IL brings sadness,
My thouthts 20 back five years
MOTHER DEAR.
WEBSTER. ERMA sHUMATE. In sad ana
snd sister. Ea sauATE SIT Is.TEeQ wesa54an eaa5a
who departed this life December 10, 1925
LOVING MOTHER, MRS. ELLA SRU-
MATE. AND FAMILY
WILLIAMS, ROBERT, AND THOMAS, LU-
CINDA. In loving remembrance Of my
dear father. ROBERT WILLIAMS, who
1902. twenty-six years ago today, and IN
sweet memory Of my kind. lifelong friend,
LUCINDA THOMAS, who departed this
life October ~, 1871. seven years aso.
Gone. but kindly remembered.
CORA M. WILLIAMS.
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miral Frederick C. Billiard, commandant
of the u. S. Coast Guard.
Born in Warrenton. Va, Mrs. Billiard
was the daughter of William and Saran
johnson. Many of her close relatives
served in Stuart's Black Horse Cavalry
At the close of the Civil War Mrs. Bill
lard came to this city to live with her
only sister The late Mrs. George H.
Cooper. who had married Union SOL
dier. Mrs. Billiard was married to the
late DR.. Jules F. Billiard who had been
a medical officer in the Union Navy
Dr.. Billiard died in 1912.
Mrs. Billiard leaves four sons, Admiral
Billiard. DR.. Billiard and George G.. Bill
lard Of this city. and william w Billiard
of Baltimore and a daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph A. Vaeth, wife of Prof. Vaeth OF
New York University.
Funeral services will be conducted in
ST. Margsret's Episcopal Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft place,
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment will be in Rock Creek Gene
tery.
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larger savings, $461, per inhabitant than
any country anywhere in the world"
The gains per irihabitant of other
sections for the year we're reported as:
East Central, SIS Pacific, SO; West
Central 81; Southern, So.
For the 10-year period since 1918
the Middle Atlantic States led with a
gain of 1912 per cent per inhabitant
Rhode Island alone Of the New Eng
land States did not show an increase
over last year.
Vermont" the statement continued,
increased her savings $39 per inhabi-
tant in spite of disastrous flood.
Maryland Energy Praised.
"Maryland's gain was S37 per in
habtant. Possibly no State in the
East has developed more energy during
the past few years to bring about di-
versif1cation in industrial and agricul-
tural enterprise.
THE picture in the South is differ
ent compared with that of year ago.
Savings deposits indicate widespread
prosperity. diversification of agriculture
is increasing apace. food ravages are
being repaired and plans for control OF
the Mississippi have developed new
energy in the valley. Texas led the
South with savings gain per IN"
habitant of l47. followed by Georgia
with ia per cent.
"Ohio, which last year reported no
perceptible gain. has gain this year
of sci or 1853 per cent per inhabitant.
Missouri, which last year showed ma
terial loss in savings. has staged re-
markable comeback with savings in
crease of $24 per inhabitant or 25.8
per cent.
THE West Central States for the
most part had remarkable turn
around. In most of this group more
satisfactory condition obtains. Every
State in the Pacific group had de-
cided gain over the preceding year.
Savings per inhabitant by groups
were tabulated as: New England States.
$3.50: Middle Atlantic. S431 Pacific.
S272: East Central. $198 West Central,
S86: Southern, $63.
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ADMIRAL BILLIARDS.
MOTHER SUCCUMBS
Funeral Services to Be Held in St.
Margaret's Church Tomor-
row Morning.

Mrs. Lillian Katharine Billiard died
at the residence of her son. DR.. Charles
L. Billiard. 1916 Hobart street, Saturday
night. She was 80 years old. Mrs.
Billiard was the mother of Rear Ad-
Evening star., 1928-12-10
PATTEN FUNERAL RITES.
Late Grain King Is Paid Tribute
by Business Men.

CHICAGO, December 10 F).-To-
days funeral services for James A.
Patten one-time wheat king" of the
Nations grain markets, elected a
widespread tribute from Chicago busi-
ness men.
The Chicago Board of Trade closed
for several hours to permit members
to attend the services. arranged for
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon. from the
First Presbyterian Church In Evanston,
Mr. Patterns late home.
At Sandwich. ILL.,. which was Mr.. Pat
tens home town, interment will be held
tomorrow.
a ---
Thirty States require rear view
nirrOrs
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Births Reported.

Bernard A. and Edna NJ Klein. girl.
Hugh J. and Mary J. Granger. girl
Warren s and Virginia Dennison. boy.
Ellsworth and Maud Williams, boy.
Mitchell and Bessie Hawkins, boy.
Evening star., 1928-12-10
REPAIR WORK DELAYED.
Rusted Ironwork Is Found Near
Highway Bridge Span.

AAA6 !" ""J 1HHUS . DP"H'
Repair work on Highway Bridge,
which was to have been completed to-
day, will not be finished until Decem-
ber II. Assistant Engineer Commits
sioner Herbert C. Whitehurst estimated
today.
The delay was caused. Whitehurst
said. bv the discovery of rusted IRON
work under the ends OF the structure
adjacent to the center draw span
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Deaths Reported.

Gcoree II. Bucker, 40. 457 l. st. sw.
Mary K. Clements. 30 2205 Evarts st. ne,
Mary A. Green. 40. 49,, @ st.
Clarence w. Taylor. 20, 1923 Willard st.
Asnes Barber. 19. 4l0 NJ ST. Sc.
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EOIINn
LOST.

PET CAT, In Franklin Park vicinity: proper
3,escription Apply 902 18th st, NV. between
Evening star., 1928-12-10

FOXHoUND-Bla and tam tag No. l352
II found telephone North 1l43. Reward IL
FRENCH BULL DOG, weight about as
pounds. white stripe around neck, Saturday.
vicinity Cleveland Park. Reward. Cleve-
land 1884.
Evening star., 1928-12-10

AUTOMOBILE JACK. dropped from truck
Reward II returned to owner. Rudolph &
BOSToN-BULL AND AIREDALE, brown and
white pup. D, c. tag No 1882: lost in
balston. Va. Sunday. December g. Mrs
4. j. Harthe: 2007 Franklin ST. ne. Phone
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FOREIGN.

Berlin, Germany. has established a
municipal consultation center for chill
dren having heart disease.
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| CiLASSES-Downtown Saturday. December
g. Major H. Robb. Optician. on case; Metro
34ae. Return Mrs. Atwell. 1915 22nd st. NV
| Reward. IL
Evening star., 1928-12-10

GORDON SETTER, black and brown female,
vicinity wyoming ave. and 18th st. NV
Reward. Return to J. C. Dodge. 1850 10th
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IOnNsON. ELLEN. pecember .. /!

JOHNSON, ELLEN. December y. Iy2B AT
1880 am. at her residence. 1918 Swami
st. NV. Apt. IL. ELLEN. the wife of the
late Griffin Johnson and mother of the
late Lucy johnson Gross. Grimm Johnson.
Ada johnson Cooke and Elmer Johnson.
She leaves to mourn their loss four
daughters and two sons. Charley Johnson.
Sallie Johnson Hill. Mary Johnson Brown.
Clara johnson Andrews. EuSebia Johnson
Colbert and Percy Johnson and seven
grandchildren and ave sreat-grandchil-
dren The funeral from her late residence
at > pm, Wednesday. December II. Rela-
tives and friends invited. philadelphia
na1ers nIea GO cony1 IL
Evening star., 1928-12-10

CAMEO BROOCH, white gold: reward. 52a
Harvard NV. Telephone Adams 5i93-W.
DOG-Brown and black. part police dog:
Tag NO 1916. Reward II returned to ITO
Evening star., 1928-12-10

POCKETBOOK-Tan, containing drivers
license, address 1T Primrose St, Chevy
Chase, Md, and valuable articles: lost Sat-
urday InCrnnG. Return to 32l0 Adams Mill
I'd. Keep money. Call Col 7410.
Evening star., 1928-12-10

BUNCH OF KEYS, on rims: name Walter A.
knisht on tag; Good Hope rd or Nichols
ave; Sc. December 9. Finder return to i4i6
T ST. Sc. Reward
Evening star., 1928-12-10

HEMGESBACH. CHARLES r. On Sunday.
December Q. 1928. CHARLES p. beloved
husband of Mary A. Hemgesoach (nee
Flaherty). Funeral from his late resi-
dence, 1875 Good Hope rd Sc, on wednes-
day. December IL. at $50 am. THENCE to
st. Theresa's Church, where mass will be
said at 9 am. for the repose Of his soul.
Interment Arlington Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited, IL
Evening star., 1928-12-10

BUNCH OF KEYs-In GEORGETOWN. between
WISCONSIN W.. ave. and 2lth st Phone West
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RING, solitaire diamond. old-fashioned cut
stone, deep setting; Friday. December Z.
Very liberal reward. r. j. Sauter. Pierce 4
Co.. TRANSPORTATION Bldg, between 10 am.
and l pm. To-
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with heart-Shaped diamonds Finder
please phone North 6908.
POCKETBOOK-Black lost on ST., con-
tanning $50. Generous reward. Return to
Evening star., 1928-12-10

HAMITER. TIPPET FELsON. On Saturday.
December 8. 1928. at Hot Springs. Ark:
TIPPET FELSON. beloved husband Of
Evening star., 1928-12-10

FINGER RING, white gold with diamonds
ave. Reward Ga 347O
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SHAWL, sray silk. Spanish embroidered.
Please return to 2310 Conn. ave, Apt. 703.
Phone North 63le. Reward.
SPECTACLES, tortoise rims. Friday night.
Phone Main 1892.
Evening star., 1928-12-10

GREEN. MIRANDA VIRGINIA. On Friday,
December Z. 1928, at 2:45 am, at her
residence. ColleRe Park. Nd. MIRANDA
VIRGINIA. beloved wife OF Andrew Green.
Funeral from F; Gaschs sons. Hyatts-
VILE, Md, funeral parlors on Tuesday, De-
eember IL. at 3 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Confessional Gene
Evening star., 1928-12-10

KEY CASE. brown leather. containing about
| ave. ne. Reward. Atlantic 256.
Evening star., 1928-12-10

WATCH, Elgin; c. b. McCling on face; yell
low gold closed face case near Union Sta
tion plaza. Clev. 1923
$1,000 REWARD for the return insurance
kit containine collection book and policies.
Call Main o27l To-
Evening star., 1928-12-10

METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE No 104e
vicinity No. precinct. L. J. Thomas. No
8 precinct, U between 9th and Vermont
ave. NV. IL
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GILL. SARAH ]. On Sunday. December 9,
1925 SARAH ]. GILL aged go years. be.
from SaffelrS chapel. 5th and SITS. NV.
Tuesday December IL. at 10 am. inter-
manf Ehenezer IoudOun Co. Va
Evening star., 1928-12-10

EYEGLASSES. Oxford sold. Saturday aft
ernoon. Phone Columbia 6937
EYEGLASSES Sunday am, vicinity School
ST. 41a and d SITS. s.w. Please return to
JEFFERSON Junior High School. 9Th and Vir-
Rln1a ave. S.w Reward. H. H. Robinson
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JOHNSON, GEORGE. On Decemb

Baltimore City Hospital. GEORGE JOHN
son. son of the late Ruben and Winnie
two sisters. Mrs. Martha Robertson and
Mrs Eliza Tyler, and host of other rela-
tives and friends. Funeral from chapel OF
Robert T. Donohue. 1880 NJ st. NV. Tues:
day. December H.. pm. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Mount Zion
Cemetery.
KIESON, ALBERT L. At Mariana, Ariz.. AL
BERT L. KIESON husband of Estella
Brown Kiescn. Funeral at Arlington Gene
terry Tuesday, December IL, 1928, at IL
O'Clock. ~
LEE, WILLIAM. On Thursday, December s.
1928. at Walter Reed Hospital. WILLIAM
LEE Notice of funeral hereafter. Re-
mains resting at w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

z Frank Geier's Sons Co.
mds.sn ,1s sEv5NTa n5sp. ST E.jsoSon. s% Main 2473
Evening star., 1928-12-10

parlOrS, SZz1 GA. ave. NV
LEWIS, CARRIE E. Departed this life De-
full triumph of Christian faith. She leaves
to mourn their loss sons. l daughter.
step daughter. ) daughters-in-la~,Z sons.
in-law. grandchildren ana = hos1 oI
day. December H. at 80 O'Clock, from
Metropolitan Baptist Church. St be-
tween 18th and 18th NV. Brother smith
Es%ans psrOr. @y Ss and PH S
ave. NV. AZ
LINTON. WILLIAM II. On SATURDAY., De
cember g. 1928. at his residence, BROOK
Vile Md. WILLIAM II. LINTON IN ms
ii. $50 pm. irom St, Johns Episcopal
Church. Olney. Md. Interment church
cemetery, lO
MASON. CORNELIA MARIE. Suddenly. Sat-
urday. December 8. 1928, at the home Of
West Ilth ST.. New York City. CORNELIA
MASON. widow of late Brig. Gen. John
Sanford Mason. in her 94th year. Funeral
onn the sse ehiSs, q TuesdSs Amss Rssrss and
friends invited Interment at Arlington.
MOORE. CLYDE HOLDEN. suddenly. Sunday
morning, December 9, 1928, CLYDE HOLD
EN-. beloved husband Of Rose 3. and son of
John P. and the late Leona White Moore.
Notice of funeral later.
MOSSBURG. SAMUEL w. Suddenly. Sun
day, December 9. 1928. SAMUEL w. MOSS
BURG. He is survived by his wife. Helen
NJ. Mossburg; father. Samuel A. Moss;
four children. Funeral services at his late
residence, eO6 st. Sc. Wednesday. De-
cember II, at q pm. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. ii
oDEH ALIGL pYn On sIndsy' psssmssr 1874
Jeffrie. John and GraeerOden. Notice OF
funeral hereafter. Remains resting at the
". Ernest jarvis Co. fuherai psrlors, 3272
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-30

Summary-Earned runs, Moose 6, Miners 1 two-base hits, J. Me Closkey; home runs, F. Schmitz, M. MacSpadden; first on balls, off McCloskey 3, off Cunningham l, off Schmitz 1; struck out, by Me Closkey 8, by Cunningham 1, by Schmitz 10; left oh sbases, Miners 8, Moose 9; wild pitch, McClos- key: first base on errors, Moose 5, Miners q; hit by pitcher, Blake by McCloskey; innings pitched, by Schmitz 9, by McCloskey 4, by Cunningham 4; hits, off Schmitz 6, off McCloskey 1. off Cunning ham 5; losing pitcher, McCloskey; i; stolen bases, B. Schmitz, Gist, Brown, P. Schmitz, Blake, Hors- man; sacrifice hit, Horsman; um- pires, Gray and Dishon; time of game, 2 hours. minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-30
SECOND GUESSING ." BASEBALL
 5 5.:ga1a:s z ss'AS Al: ..s.i: s@.m .sr..5 sdHD

l class infielder in his maior league
 days, was designated acting or temporary manager of the White
 Six when Ray Schalk resigned. If the Pale Hosed outfit continues
 an approximation of it's first eff forts under the temporary chair
 man he should get the joD Tor all this season and another. The
 White Sox stepped out to win nine of the first 13 games played
 under the earnest Blackburnes di- rection.
 Lena cost tte White Sox $12,- | 900 when he was purchased in 1910 and was hailed as one of the most expensive pieces of baseball
 furniture in the business at that time. Later he returned to tlo
 minors, served another term with
 the Sox and then tried his hand
 in the National league with Gin cinnati, Boston and Philadelphia. He was Schalk's right hand man
 and gave much of his time to rep
 resenting the manager in the di-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-30
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON?"

LINE "A n6h,
 LIKE soN?"
 Ed. Walsh, Jr., has made a start in winning games in the American league. With Ed. Walsh, Sr. looking on from the bench he turn ed in his first victory and that can not be taken from. him if he never wins another. The chance are that he will win many more not so many as his father did, per haps-but enough to make him very useful to the Chicago White Six. Few sons of we'll known athletes have reached the heights scaled by their fathers. "Young Red" Ames, son of tho famous Leon Ames, of the Giants. is in the minors but has had trouble with his arm and may not get back to the Pittsburgh Pirates. who hold claim to kis services. Jesse Bur kett's son, an infielder. also is in the minors, but fell short of ma jor league requirements. Christy Mathewson had brother who pitched minor league baseball but never approached his illustrious kinsman.
 There have been many brother acts in the majors, the best cur rent edition being contributed by the Waners, Paul and Lloyd. All the Delhantys played good ball and several were active in the majors and the minors at the same time. The Coveleskies, too, were pitching effective ball at the same time. However, to yolng Ed Walsh may fall the honor of picking up where his father left off in the majors The youngster has had the benefit of his fathers coaching since he was in knicker- lockers and the expert tntelago continued during his college career at Notre Dame, where Big Ed" coached the pitchers. No young pitcher has entered the big leagues with more well wishers for his success.
 MAY BE PERMANENT
 CHAIRMAN
 Russell Blackburne, known in baseball as Lena" and first