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tribute Of love and devotion TO the msrc-
CRY Of my dear ones-rother. IDA Y. Boz
T3 S , T9o ss deParNssa A th lie 929Tr w fs
departed this life May 8. 1926
Loved in life. remembered in death,
MABEL O.. BOSTON
cambridge. MARIE ELIZABETH In sad
sister, MARIE EIIzABiETH pANPEIDoE
year ago today. October 26, 1927.
was not at your bedside, sister,
/ did not see you die,
I only know you went away
HER LOVING SISTER. BEATRICE C.
nnembrsnce Of our beloved mother. RE-
BECCA DAVIS (nee Crummeyl: who lett
Us u.s. fourteen years ago today October 2s'
Leaf by leaf. the roses fall.
soul by soul, the savior calls, =,
And n %s i @us Gn sns STs ahsn i he Calls
She met her Savior on the strand.
For es S G es Sns Is her not ss sG Ms own
HEE SAP AMP Eoy 1NS PATGH HEF
Ri aeif T. AND S6A I IA n DAVIS DAVIS nov
FTERsTEIN. ALBERTINA. A. token of love
no ses sGEE Il our sssT aRo
October IS. 1927.
What happy days we once enjoyed
When we were all together,
But, oh, how changed it ell is now.
Since you have gone forever.
The blow was hard, the shock severe.
We We, little though her death was near
HER p DEvorE H5' HUI ltnoui AND son
AaMILToS H. w. In ssd IL, bit -b Ioying men
structor. who departed this life five years
ago today. October 26, 1928.
Today recalls sweet. memory
OF our dear one laid to rest,
And those who still remember him
r Ats 1taSSf G G6S 2Eid AND aT sRsaNcH
H n r. LEWIS ~ TS ps TD
october rs, 1928
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
A calm and undisturbed repose.
''' BY HIS CHILDREN
JOHNSON, ANNIE MAY. In sad but loy-
ns Of T5o dear sister, ANfs e
six months ago today.
IT'S sweet to be. remembered
And pleasant thing to find.
Although You may be absent
You are alT SISTER e. n ELD S5HRdz LANG.
husband, LINDSAY Made who departed
1925. ''~ wv" ''' ~ $500
Today recalls sweet memories
OF our dear one laid to rest,
And those who still remember him
Are those who loved him best
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER, ANNA AND
ODESSA MADRE.
MADRE. LINDSAY. In loving remembrance
Of my devoted brother, LINDSAY MADRF,
1926
DEVOTED SISTER. MARIE MADRE MAR
M!LLs. ALLEYENE ELIZABETH. In sad but
tor and sister, AII,EYENE ELIzARETH
MILLS, who died one year ago today. Octo-
Der IS. 1927
We love her STILL but God , r.,,, h., hsst
aIINKINs. CHARLES E. Sacred to the
memory of our beloved son and brother:
October Is. 1921 MINKINs FAMILY.
SHORTER. ALBERTA In sad but loving
memory Of my dear daughter. ALBERTA
years age today. october IS. 1928
She was the idol Of my heart
But now she has gone
To heaven to rest,
I have no daughte- row.
SHORTER.
SNIGHT. In fond and loving remembrance
Of my dearly beloved daughter. RENA NJ.
ssEIGHT. who departed this life ten years
ago today. October 20. 1918
MY life is lonesome;
feel that ], will meyer know
A happy day in life again;
WEED. WILLIS. ALBERT. In y Ioy i re-
membranes of WILLIS ALBERT WEED,
who died october IS, 1918, aged 81 years,
ten years ago today
H!S aSg IsxBE EAFFd ozEi Mo Huff SI
ME, ALICE AND ALBERTA, AND
BROTHER, GEORGE Z. WEED, Jr.
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CANNON TO SPEAK HERE.
Bishop Will Address Anti-Smith
Democrats Tomorrow Night.

Bishop James Cannon of Richmond,
Va. will address a meeting of anti
Smith Democrats in the President
Theater here at O'Clock tomorrow
night. The meeting has been arranged
by Frank Lyon as chairman OF the
anti-Smith Democrats, eighth congress
sional district of Virginia" Mr. Lyon
is a resident of Fairfax County.
James A. Edgerton of Fort Lyon, Va
the Prohibition party's candidate for
Vice President, will preside at the meet
ing. Space will be reserved at the
theater for anti-Smith delegations of
MARYLAND and Virginia voters.
Bishop Cannon's speech is expected
to be a reply on attacks recently made
against him and the movement he
represents
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ings, 800 having been disposed Of last
year and 235 in 1926. Reptrts are that
more than this number Wills be disposed
of as a result of the 1929 event. In
Europe just at this time portrait paint
ing is said to be the most profitable
form of art.
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Artists Favor Portraits.

The famous Spring exhibit at the
Royal Academy of London was marked
this year by the large number of por-
traits of we'll known people. This is
credited to the success in sales OF por-
traits during the last two Spring show
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
hours: ~ N' -
Phillip Ryan. 81 sos Taylor St e'
curahles.
William A. letters. u.s. 4134 Georgia ave.
Mahlon ]. Glascock. 50, Sibley HOSPITAL
Michael Dowd: 81, 1926 Girard st.
Lila Smith. as, Casualty Hospital
Daisy G. King. Al. 1910 5th ST. Sc
pital. AAo'-
Charles A. Smith, months, 1881 Rose
Sarah Carter Sc, 1912 s st.
Lawrence Loten, 10, Children's Hospital
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Deatha.

MERRITT. CORNELIUS. Departed this life
Friday. Octcsc~ IS, 1923, CORNELIUS
MERRITT Of $50 18th ST. ne. He leaves
to mourn the:r loss one son. William J.
Merritt thrc- daTehters Mrs. Minnie r.
Green; Mrs. He.y Z: Dickerson and Mrs:
Cornelia johnson He slso leaves four
brothers and two sisters and q host Of
other relatives s~d friends. Remains rest
ing at TIE chapel Of the George b. Clarke
Co, 14l6 Florida ave. ne. Notice OF fu-
neral hereafter
MITCHELL. REV. OSCAR L. REV. OSCAR
L. MITCHELL of St Mary's Parish will be
inferred SUNDAY, October 2S. 1928 at
pm, Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
TAYLOR. MARTHA VIRGINIA. on Friday,
October &C.. 1928. at her residence. 9l0
Hamilton st NV, MARTHA VIRGINIA
TAYLOR lnee Hixsonl. beloved wife Of
John w. Taylor. Services will be held
at her late residence on Sunday. october
%. at 10 am. Interment at Manassas. va.
WHEELER. PAUL, R. z. Departed this life
suddenly, Monday. October %, at $50
pm. at Casualty Hospital He leaves to
mourn their loss devoted wife, loving
mother, three sisters. one brother ard a
host of other relatives and friends Bod
resting at 733 Gresham ST. NV. Funeral
notice later n
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quaintances of the late Mrs. KATE G.
and beautiful floral offerings.
MS WfLL sh SMITH Il: w Sm NIECE EA
Deaths.
AUGHINBAUGH, MARY A. On. Wednesday;
oGfG5sr dg2S MARY r, A T satup-
Hines funeral home. 2soi i4th St. NV.
BERRY, CAsWELL r. On Thursday; DC
s s. nv. Y, 4 css2sWNEIE Beloved son q
fESm the Chambers fsnsT c
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BROOKS, MABLE. Departed this. life. Mon
p phs MssTE BRooks Beloved mesher
George Brooks. niece OF william Parker.
fneaai ch 5sTslns srd and os sts sw No
tice of funeral later.
BUTLER, CHARLES Fl. On Wednesday, Oc-
So ssr q a. ss q b1e r. SsSTsd
his late residence, 28l7 18th st. NV. on
Saturday. october 81. at 1880 o'clock am.
in Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore Md
bV o5eE GH4 isss HI Rn H. sqs
of sarSa "a w. Bntier Funeral from his
late residence, 2S57 18th st. NV, on
nes and q fSenS IN nvsed
Loudon Park Cemetery. Baltimore. Md.
CARTER. EDMoNIA. Departed this life
3ftoeer "a 1s2s at d2 @e IL
Rev Sheridan Carter; devoted mother Of
Mrs. Evelyn v. Russ. mother-in-law of
sa@SeT ssf aaa 81 sen ethro
and d, Equilla Woodfolk and slste s OF
wq bom earts ISIS Fe% st. nw viii rr 9e Der Der
tober 26. Funeral from the Third Baptist
Church. corner 5th and Que SITS; NV. Sun
Bullock. pastor. oficiatiria. Interment in
the Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
In silence she suffered,
With patience she bore,
Till God called her home
~ sumo ~ THE FAMILY 2s
CARTER. EDMoNIA. All officers and mem:
True Reformers, are requested to meet at
Third Baptist Church; 5th and sts:
pm. to attend the funeral of our late sis
ter. EDMONIA CARTER. who died Wed
nesday, october "a, 1928. Funeral at
LEpoNIA DOUGLAS; W: NJ.
pA,11Nr ,o SAMuE FL E RAY Chief
bers of Washington Div. Brothers and Sis
tiers of Love and Charity. are requested to
ETs t in ev EoS% co 5s a e. 70 m ss s
sise srm EpMoM1A cAR 1Is who died we'd
nesday, october "a. 1923. Funeral Sunday.
October %, at 1 O'Clock pm. from Third
Baptist Church. 5th and @ SITS. NV. All
members requested to attend funeral.
SAMUEL e. RAY, w. S.
j. B. LAWRENCE. d. @. w. s.
w s. ROBERTSON, W. Sec.
CARTER, EDMONIA. Members of osceola
Household of Ruth. No. 246l are hereby
notified to attend the funeral OF our late
sister, .EDMoNIA CARTER, Sunday; oc5
Baptist Church.
ESSIE WATERS, P. M. G.
A. z. HOPKINS, w. r.,
CARTER, EDMONTA. All oflcers and mem
bers of Electa Chapter, No. s, o. Z. s.,
are requested to meet at Third Baptist
Church, 5th and @ SITS. NV. Sunday,
October %. at 1880 pm. to attend the
funeral Of honored lady, EDMON1A
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MAUD s. KING; r; NJ.
WALTER COLEMAN, r. 2.
BLANCHE COGHILI, H s. 81

GORMAN, CATHERINE. On Friday, Octo-
Der IS 1925. at Sibley Hospital. CATH;
wife Of Timothy j. German. in the 6Ith
year Of her age Funeral from her late
October 20. at $50 am, thence to st.
Martins, Church. where solemn REQUIEM
mass viii o ne suRs az am ior ee EepHSe
vited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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CARDS of Tbanks.

THOMPSON. KATE C. We wish to extend
sincere thanks to the friends and ac-
quaintances of the late Mrs. KATE G.
THOMPSON for their kindness. sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. BETTE M. SMITH, SISTER; MRS
WILLIE SMITH WILKERSON, NIECE. =
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A. q. HOPKINS. ". r. W 49,

CARTER, EDMONIA. All officers and mem
bers of Electa Chapter, No 6, o. z. s.,
are requested to meet at Third Baptist
Church. 5th and 9 SITS. NV. Sund ~
funeral Of honored lady, EDMONIA
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CARTER, EDMONIA Members of osceola
Household of Ruth. No. 246i, are hereby
notified to attend the funeral of our late
sister, EDMONIA CARTER, Sunday, Oc-
tober a.. 1928. at 1 pm. at the Third
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GOTTSMAN. FRANK C. On Friday. Octo-
Der 26, 1923. at Garfield Hospital FRANK
c. GOTTSMAN of 1926 9th st. NV, be-
loved husband of Bertha H. Gottsman.
Mnficn ~ fmnerai later
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The Federation of Civic Associs tions
will meet, 8 o'clock, in bosrdroom Of
the District Building
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Bethany Chapter, No. "a. o. E. S.,
will give bazaar and dinner today and
tomorrow at Joppa Lodge Hall, 4209
UpShur street.
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HELWIG. GEORGE n. On Friday. october
2s. 1928. at his residence. "a srd st. ne.
GEORGE p. beloved husband OF Mar
zurhorst's funeral parlors, 30l East Cap
itol ST., on Saturday, october q at
pm. Interment in Arlington National
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HARDING, ARRAHBELL. On Friday, Oc-
tober 20. 1928. at Providence Hospital.
ARRAHBELL. beloved wife of the late
Charles W. Harding. Funeral from her
late residence, 81 st; Sc. on Monday.
October 20. at pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Prospect Hill Gene
terry. 20
HAYES, WILLIAM. On Friday, october 20,
1928. WILLIAM HAYES. beloved husband
chapel OF Frank Geier's Sons Co. i113 18th
st. NV, Saturday. October a. at 1880
am Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
IIrI HuIc CrnpCr N On, rriAau Orfnhnr
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A card party for the benefit of st.
Anthony School will be given, o'clock
at 1922 Jackson street northeast.
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J One day a friend stopped Beau
III Brummel in the street to ask if the
celebrated dresser had seen MIR. So
/ and.so, who was "marvelously well
dressed" "Was he so we'll dressed"
asked Brummel, "that it was appar-
ent to alp" :. "Why, yes" replied
the friend. Then" said Beau Brum-
mel, "he scaS not rCeH dressed"
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JACKSON, ROSCOE. Departed this life
Tuesday. October 80, 1923, at $50 pm. at
his residence. ROSCOE JACKSON. beloved
son of James Jackson and the late Rachel
Jackson, He also leaves to mourn their
loss a son, Jessie Jackson two brothers,
Charles and James Jackson: two cousins.
Cecilia Arnold and Elizabeth Green. Flu
neral IRON wager r. Mooas underEaS St
Der 81. at 1880 pm Relatives and friends
invited to attend. Rev. w. D. Battle Of
fciating.
KING, CECILIA B. Suddenly. on Wednesday,
October a. 1928. CECILIA B., beloved
daughter of James H. and Ruflna King.
Funeral from her late residence. 3033 Otis
st. ne, on Saturday october 81, at $50
am. REQUIEM mass at the Church Of st.
Francis de Sales at o'clock. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 26"
LOUGHRAN, JOHN M. On Thursday. Co.
tober IS. 1928, at 10 pm, at his residence.
1894 Girard ST. NV, JOHN NJ LOUGH-
RAN, son Of the late John ard Catherine
LouEhran. Notice Of funeral later.
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Woman's Relief Corps will continue
its rurnmage sale today and tomorrow
at Twenty-seventh and P streets.
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A card party for the benefit of st.
James Mothers Club will be held, 8
o'clock, in the church hall. Thirty
seventh and Rhode Island avenue,
Mount Rainier. Md.
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E0IINn

FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
League, $40 Maryland ave. s.w Main 80ss
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
REGATT IA HEADS
MEET FRIDAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 81
Plans for the tenth annual South
ern Rowing Association regatta,
which will be held here July 81, are
to be advanced Friday night at
meeting of local committee chair
men at 613 King st.. at 8 o'clock.
golf tournament is being held
this afternoon at Belle Haven Coun-
try Club for delegates attending the
twenty third annual convention of
he Retail Merchants Association of
Virginia. in session here. A sileer
trophy has been donated by State
President Charles M. Guggenheimer,
jr., Of Lynchburg, which will 80 to
the winner.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
'1QpN5 SR1RI0RIAL
. BY Kirk Miller

How much is national open golf championship worth?
Whatever the to that question be- the new title
to realize less out 81 ii than any golf history
happens Johnny Farrell the golfer is Johnny
member the gng
ship sarazen latter better Gene and
also New York pro.
sarazen therefore break when Farrell Jo.es
Sarazen will fftyty Of Fars earnings national
champion this asion has earned them split Of
their being dividing Of the LaGorce
open tournament prize which Farrell at Miami
equally and such arrangement according to the terms Ct their
partnership continue through the current playing
couple natty personally magnetic opponents Of the game
Farrell and Sarazn the Nike and Ike Of The g
world you will find the other They have been
booked solid for exhibition after the
ona earnings bank president jealous
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Farrell Sells Half Of Himself

Rut the irony tied Sarazen, who
title and must share equally with nm all playing
business extends to royalties
endorsing that club particular make OF
knicers caps Shoes corsew cigarette is not clear u
If he keeps all such splits the paying receipts with
Sarazen viii many thousands of dollars short of what
champion should make His literature proceeds
should reach five figures -
Here's an instance embarrassing situation in
which Farrell himself that he is king and has to support
crown primo in the form of genial Gene Sarazen
One manufacturers played hunch thaG
signing him to contract two days before the
omen its only being his be inscribed
implement it produced Farrell course to collect royalty
each club sold smaller than the he
could barganed for after he had obtained the added prestige
that comes to an open champion.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
OCEAN SAILING
CRAFT READY

NEW YORK, June 27.-Final
tests are being given the five craft
that on Saturday will launch on
the race to Santander, Spain, for
the Queen Of Spain. Cup. The en-
tries, in the long ocean sailing test
will assemble at Gravesend Bay on
Friday to receive their final in
structions. The start of the race
will be made at Ambrose Channel
lightship.
At the same time final prepare
tions were being made among the
larger boats that will sail week
later In competition for the Kings
Cup.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
Farrell and Sarazen to Be Busy

Right pair fulfilling contracts throughout Illinois
permit Farrels home him the reception
him until July Following their IN the Middle
West touring their back to New York 70
put period to their with 3hole eto with
In all probability Farrell and sarazen will be seen here during
already booked in Baltimore July the MARYLAND
Country going after Carl Fishers $3.50 first
Montauk Point N late IN july
The eastern Shawnee will Farrell as VIII
the metropolitan open Westfield, N. j., next month
So already it be that the newest sensation in golf has
always in demand He can price exhibitions and
by his own skill he these of income
NOR prize IN the fields.
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Barnes pOked b home run into the
right field corner, muck 70 the dia.
gust Of Fred Pelzmann, the hlOlSe
who hands out suits and Overcoatn
To the home boys bagging hcmera
on the home grounds.
The As were helpless in the
ninth. going out In order. The As
had dropped four out OF their six
games III the series. They hiked
back to Philadelphia where they
meet the Yankees Ia = single game
at Shibe Park.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
SANS AT CRLSFIELD

Colombo Sans, the sandlotter.
he training camp at Tampa, is
hurling for Crisfield OF the East
ern Shore. He caught on with
f'risfield after the Virginia League
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

Bucky Harris led his gang into
town this morning bursting with
confidence, though due To face
team that has given them plenty Of
hard work this season. Really. the
neutrality-suspicious. hope to win at
least four OF their six battles booked
for Fenway Park on this, the last
visit Of the team to this city this
season.
The Red sox have not played =
league game since being white
washed BY the Yankees Sunday.
They haven't idled. though. playing
exhibitions in nearby cities. They
are all set to hand the Griffs d
couple Of fine healthy wall0ps,
For tOday's twin bin Manager
CatTigan II expected To start
Danny MacFayden. bis spec
tacled star. and Big Ed
Morris, the Mobile Moose. With
Jack Russell they form the chief
strength Of the Boston staff.
Bucky Harris expects to have
or Tom Zachary and Lizzie Lisen-
bee start today's games. but he will
also have Fred Marberry all oiled
up and waiting for service.
The last game IN washington was
q victory for the Griffs, 4 to i.
Eddie Ronmel and Milton CASTOR
hooked, up in d slab clash the
honors going to CASTOR.
The Griffs went away to q lead
in the first frame when they scored
two runs. With one gone Harris
reached second base on Simmons
tumble OF his long fly and then
Lovely Barnes hammered q home
run down the left field line, seor-
ing Harris ahead OF him.
In the third Cochrane tripled to
the Pelzmannic sign m right center,
but was left stranded at third
when Barnes gathered In simmons
fly.
The AS had gone along for six
innings without making even a
noise like scoring, but in the sew
enth Hale reached first when
Reeves fuInbled his grounder.
Miller's Texas Lacquer double to
center placed him on third and ne
scored when Boley flied to Barnes
in deep center.
The Griffs filled the bases In the
seventh without scoring. Goslin
doubled to right to die at third on
Reeves bounce to Hale. Judge
walked and Reeves was safe at
third on Hale's error when Rluege
rolled to the third sacker. How
ever. it was all over when Isue1
raised foul pop fly to Cochrane.
With two down in the eighth
Harris singled TO left and went ill
the way around when Lovely"
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

-Four of the National League
teams are punched so closely that
the fast-stepping Brooklyn Dodgers
were able to jump all the way from
fifth to third place by beating Bos.
ton twice yesterday, s. to / and
s to g..
In stretching their winning streak
to six straight games, Uncle Will
bert Robinson's nephews passed Gin
cinnati and Chicago and advanced
to within one game of the second
place Giants.
The Giants OutsIugged the
PhiIIies again. Z to 6, sweep
ing the series, and are now only
five games behind the league
leading st. Louis Cardinals.
Don Hurst, the Phillies' rookie
first baseman, hit his tenth
homer.
The big league pitchers are thriy-
ing on the hot weather. Grady Adj
kins, Shreveport rookie with the
White Sox, held the Detroit Tigers
to three hits and beat them to 2.
Milton CASTOR, of Washington
also yielded only three hits against
the Athletics and won a brilliant
4 to ] duel from Ed Rommell with
the aid of two home runs by Out
fielder Barnes. Burleigh Grimes,
registering his eleventh victory OF
the season, limited the Cubs to four
hits and batted in the only score
of the game, but Chicago won the
second game by 7 to score.
Larry BettencOurt pulled
Frank MerriweIl by clouting
homer with the bases full
against Cleveland, the Browns
winning to 3.
The Athletics, staggering under
four straight defeats by Washing.
ton, are in poor shape for their al,
legedly crucial series with the
Yankees, starting today. The Mack.
men are ten games behind the
chaInp ionsn Ai.AA.4aia AAsRl
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
CHALLENGE D. c. TEAMS

The Federal A. A., of Baltimore,
is anxious to slate doubleheader
with any District team for July q.
Address G. w. Purcell. 1882 N. Mil
ton Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
WASHINGTON
1Batted for Dykes in eighth.

1Batted for Dykes in eighth.
Philadelphia. 0O00 OIL
Two-base hits--NIiller. GOsIin. Three
base hit--COchFane. Home runs
barnes (2), Sacrifice hit-BOley, DOu-
BILE pIay-HaIe to Dykes to Foxx. Left
ON baaes-PhiIadelphia. B; WaahinGt0n:
Rommel. 1. struck Out--By Castor. ;;
BY ROmmeI, 1. Umplres--Ac(iOwan,
Harry and Connolly. Time of game
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn, sc; BOSTON, 1-5.
Pittsburgh, I-3: Chicago, o..
New York, u Philadelphia, G.
TODAY's GAMES
Philadelphia ct New York.
tOnly game scheduIedl
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
Merritt lives i'm Greensboro,
N. c., and may soon answer q
call to the pro ranks.

Does your automobile need the atten-.
ton Of d reliable auto exIert-turn to
the who's Who" announcements or
next "a last page OF today'G Times and
Herald.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
MERRITT
AS. CLASSY

''Red' Merritt, the punching mid
dleweight from, Washington and
Lee University, will have occasion
to demonstrate his ring technique
at the Jewish Community Center
boxing carnival tonight which gets
under way at $3.50 o'clock. The red
matched collegian Is to meet Gus
Edwards, of Baltimore.
"Tab this. Merritt as a conner"
quoted Joe Bateman, the boxing
coach at Washington and Lee and
the discoverer of Henry lamar. He
better prospect than Lamar"
Merritt lives i'm Greensboro.
N. C., and may soon answer q
call to the pro ranks.
Another crafty boxer on tonights
program is Joe Lesser, the Jewish
Community Center bantam. He en-.
cages Chris Schindell, Maryland
State champ, and Schindell will be
kept busy lodging Lesser's treach-
erous left.
Only II years old Lesser has
won eighteen Of nineteen bouts as
an amateur. His only setback was
dropping decision to Andy Rice,
of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
Zachary and Lisenbee Set
For Toll Agolnsf Sox
~ L0UTe n. DOUCHER

BOSTON, June 27s--Two today, two tomorrow and two
the next day, that's al the Griffs must do here.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

Larry BettencOurt pulled q
Frank MerriWeIl by cl0uting q
homer with the bases full
against Cleveland, the Browns
winning 6 to 3.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

III requires but short chat
with any Washington player to
note the general confidence OF
finishing I'm the first division.
al few Insist that second place
will be the final allotment Of
honors. None picks anything
lower than third.