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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
Kid Picks Hot Bowling Team
That Would Burn Up" Alleys

and Sparks are hath hot ona<-and
they - alnoS; always tv-ethe like
Eddie Main'sS ami John Ruppsrt.
.\nd how aI@.u, Ed E'irus for a place
on voUr "usTit@"
"Ruu> has nv %. &" admitted the
OH T.mor. And Sam rspr,~r@''
He COOS" sd the XII They
don't come any hotter than Red Fep-
pSr"
Il need fourth man an am hor. ''
said tha'old Timer. I might use
. ThSw "r WarmSley -
The man ysu ncsi i Zupe~ Sai,i
the hid. re SAY" l. "ne hot bowler
and I don't moan mayS-s
Never heard II hlm." declared the
I'-i Timer
Gel "nt"' Grid the Kid. YOU
wefe talking al-'w hm "ut in ,hs
cafeteria IL minutes ago"
You're ctszv" insisted the Old
Timer. Il never even h,.zld 81 a
man named Zuic, much less a
hoNl~i
But heard you.' .ds Jared The
(ii. positively. ~You We're hoWl.nS
tor HIM"
81. : too ial ne,i bad" the OH Timer
SaN. I,lkinS TO himself That las,
fall in the gutter mus. have denied
ihe Kids bean. he's balmN."
I'm prove it sid the Hid -.
cs,iinS Ia pul the oil Timer out a.,
his misery When cAme in yvu
Mere calling for Rose Rl{f. ol,6's
ruy-and- Set --tioS Bowler Zupe~
leads on With Zupe.
'tic, bow1 oi sotlp. repeated the
Hii Tim =. >.syst piShly. Wed. muSs
admit Eup~ J. 4 hot oNt--i haze ir
SIDE information. Ru, Vou aEr az
NvunS ah-u, shooting %tss' al un.-h-,.
II Nnp know Year etiquette WA know
| mus. had mi with Xuiss
"Ne1 PAT Mustard al avs h,s ~
>u-~rste,l the kii. BACK en- ~ish
MU>ta}d.
"t'}vm Mu>tarti~" sad thN md
Timer That gtrS With spr. With
Mu>;}td IN 'hs j!nv up Ne V0uld pass
srv ANY ~ I'm"
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N.\tTN Al. i.EtGt r..
.fn..., As.nA,.

Hlgh team ganic~-Cnolu5d t.,tpa SOS
90 team >.t--putnnar Boat tluh 'S,it,
Hign tuasiiuai Eame--Bratt 'Driit.rs
Eaans-' los.
Hl-a ta,,iN ttHAt -et--Brndt fDttters
f2intet -.
high aseiagp--Eiea Washington C3noe
isl, id.}-:s
Greatest stakes kir"hner tCo"Hiai
ia e. -.
creates, ~pare---MeAuy tPoton.ac Boat
tlhol, To-.
FL Dorado Came and Washin, ton
Canoe First stlIi remain in a dcad.ock
tor the top in the Nautical League.
each wnnin- three games last week
Ill Dorado has "a slight edge in total
pms.
Potomac Boat cub was -wanIpad
TO-. three games by lis elub rival. 20.
tonlaC Canoe
Bonz4.. winner ast year and which
had be,n leading the isa-ue u,t ~ a
coupe ri Ncl.ks a-p. when ~ Dorado
went to the front. S;iI ieuAs~ns ii run.
HCl.Ut,.
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TINDEL Is LEADING
IN CUE TOURNAMENT

Play in the District pocket billiard
championship tournament. which has
been in progress nj the Arcadia the
past two months, will end Wednesday
night.
Tindel. with six wins and no loSseS.
is heading the field Of nine: KeS mods
with five victories and nnc defeat is
second. and Davidge. with six tri-
umphs and two se;backs. is third.
Others rank as follows:
Talbutt, Kelly. Newlin. Maynard
Bray and Campbell.
Tomorrow night Ta'butt~ and Rey-
nolds will clash. with Taibutt and Tin
del coming together Tuesday and Rev.
noifs and Tindcl "Wednesday.
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CUE TOURNEY LISTED
By MAYFAIR ACADEMY

\ Tscker billiard tournament which
" X hoped IN make The District chzuas
p.cnship affair - ~ h@ held a. the
Mayfair Academy. STA Ninth stree.
starting Thursday NJ u'rlCCk
Play Will continue uDtl each era
'yan' has played ths other IN erS
game for Too points with a5s game
bciD- decided each week night
The iour PLAYERS winning the wlN>t
games Will b. Awarded y ixF>. with
prize also going - tbs CorteScar. III :
lnS The highest run. Entries ars h~5Es
received by Manager Harry IA -. =
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D. C. WOMAN ROLLERS
WIN AT HYATTSVILLE

EVANSVILLE. Nd. January II.
A select ruint from the Agriculture
Ladies' League " Washington. de-
feated team Of Hyattsville fair
howlers on the Arcade drives here
tonight by 162 pins in the first block
The observation-disclosures shot n total Of
1.31s 10 1,lJ3 for the locals. 1t was
the first all.wnmans bowling match
ever rolled here.
Robinson of the victors WAS the in
dividual star. turning in a set of 2S9
including 123 game.
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IRISH WILL SEND TEAM
OF 70 TO AMSTERDAM

BELFAST Northern Ireland. Jan
uary II tPl- X keene chairman
If the Irish Olvnnphic Council. an
nolnced today that The council rro-
poses la send d team of 30 10 Am
tertam,
The Free Stale AMI Ulster govern
mpnjS will he asked 10 furnish tn
expenses az the team.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY RECREATiO>AL
IEAGlE.

Dining Cars made n clean sweep ~
tho set with Disbursing. No. ]. last
week in the Southern Railway Rccre-
ational League and now Is five games
in the lead.
Disbursing, No. p took two hard
fought games from Purchasing. No. ..
Statell Of the losers was the star, with
Il 1879 game and a $40 set.
Purchasing. No. ,. took the odd
gam" from Freight Accounts No. >.
Discussing Stars; forfeited To Con
stluCticr.
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REX. AVERAGING 529.19,
TOPS RECREATION LOOP

Cracking the pins for 4 game ever.
eye Of 523-1s. Tex team IN weii out
Ia front Of the others - the I94~am
Recreation Bowling Le@ que. The
leaders have won IS games and lost
while their nearest competitor
Motion Picture E1cha ngs. has ~On q
ami lost Is.
s;atlstics for the circuit follow:
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age for Accounts, while Lindstrom
3l2 was the best set for Plant.
Joe Mckericher's So-kems raliieh
sufficiently to take two games from
the shop team. though neither oot
AT damaged the pins to any extent.
In fact. only the shooting of Chafile
Gersdorff saved both teams from
eternal disgrace. as he. was the oniE
man on the floor to register s'i
over the 300 mark. Thornburg Ied
the Shops team.
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Hish Eamr tor week Martin. Ilp,
Economics Ave still has lis win
Ming wnss but II required little hit
ut luck also 10 enable II IN taka two
nf the three games from Central
Stores iast week IN the Aggle League.
is the halter outttl outflow led them
an the set by margin ot |, aS7 Ia
l5h7, MILLER Isuhfmhn and Dixon
lid lie best hnwIing for the winners
while Harry Nelson aud Jim Lack
name win sets af 40 and a.6, re-
speetiVety. topped lie Central Stores
shooters
futei bureaus met with decided
surprise when the blister iiust outft
tnok them into camp for Two of the
three sainss Individual games
played an important part Ia The
match. itiii Mc1arthN's count 81 1d1
in The second paving the way fot
The inierh,ifrau's only win white
~, Martin eaisiered IL game of IA
la pat the ihitd and decisive game
- the it'islsr Rusi wnn "niumn
Hank tonkiin had sci Of 49, fnt
The bureaus
Accounts had hnl little tsaiibie III
trimming The Plant Iiureat fiea,
tinIEh the latter managed IN cop
ohe game when Mike untuian, out
far The nrst time with The team this
sahaah, stepped an the gas for u
count ~ tal Hupnett and TefWIsse,
win sets Ut 90 and 3aa, did the dam
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HEADS FIELD OF % STARS
WITH 653 DUCKPIN COUNT
Sheel1v With GO Second to Red While Hiscr Slams
los for High Game of Opening Block-Clenn
Wolstenhome Gets Total of 582

cd with a strike and followed with
three successive spares that helped
him II his high count of the block,
iS5. In tbs same game Work cot two
strikes and Il spare in the first four
frames and went on to his high game
Of 1870
Nhalcn. who has been burning M
the drives this Winter, got out Of u
sic. bed 10 enter the first block Of the
sweepstakes. but his grip attack did
not affect his scoring To any great
extent. In finishing fifth he tctaled
GIL. with 1870 for high game and III
for low.
Opening Biocl. Scores.
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IgAGIg EE1DEDs.

SAEh team Tsae-~Ho'lsB FlaEFe III
cnsags s@S
s5.gh team set~-Aotion Picture Ia age
esgYt individual sAme--Riggies tpesfe stsj
Pat Pope ia
Etsgh ind8yidasJ sft~--Hoort Rs ali
9SgEs syersge--~Pfstt Pipe ijD}s
T1sgh ssF1kss--w Dsia - l. G4ssReb ~
S4gb ApI.e-~LltcsIe8d f&os51D i'Ef1fe
INEaEgel gD3
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PIONEER LEAGUE TO SEND :
TWO TEAMS TO N. d. 3. C..
Ten High Average Men Of Circuit Will Compete in
Championships Baltimore Duckpinners Line
Up for Tourney-How to Practice.
Jack sapp. genial manager ~ tho

Jack Sapp. genial ma nager ~ The
Regent drives in Baltimore. has fIef
entry for three tea ma In the National
7 ItUckpin Bowling Congress champion
~lIIps. \ team Of men and another NJ
women duck Primers viii represent; me
neW "g"nt establishment and 4 team
II men the old alleys Names ~ al
members ~ teams bowling a. tsa
establishments viii re placed IN three
draft boxes. the names grouped accord
Ing ~ the tournament teams FOR which
tn bnNicTs are eligible. The t0vvs~=
hearing the names on the first f-s
slips drawn from each oox viii con
stItute the three Regent teams.
Arrow Special team q baltimore.
although e. ~tenp!n ou'dc normal.
a'sp boasts ~ excellent dusEpsn
shooters tn" team includes i.nror
Hennick Harry R-au4r. Ha.ry single
ton. who won tha Evnnirz SUI tux
MY ma or trOphr in t"npu= win
score OF loot feE firH GaEnas Ctri
E.iSscl" ruHn-r-up 20 JOHNNY HUp1.a
in the Evening Sun dUrkp.H tOurrsr
with score OF SIS for i've games and
t.nriS Graham. Both Prauer and ora
ham rolled around $50 IN ne F.ver.rE
sun event ducks section. The Arrow
ships in March and figure 10 h'd
strongly for some 81 the prize nor@r.
John -. POPhiman. prominent in t.s
duckpin sport in Baltimore. has -. \
ELECTED 20 the National DusSpin Bow =
inS COrs fess board 81 directors i'oe...-
man ms rnber OF "A big business firm
in thu Maryland city. Iou= has b. \
an dent advocate ~ national "r-.a NJ
zss1ion for dIcEp.nn - and affiliate
with the National Du"kpin E0wi.1S
congress Sho. jly after II was fOrIueei.
He sponsors duckpin teams in three OF
Ealtimore's BIZ lea-u :.
is a Washington student 81 the
sport views il. the backbone NJ 7he
Iuckpin game undoubtedly j. the fix
~ shooters that average betVeeE 20
4 nj Ten. with the Io0 marx sat ss
the ideal After that. The dsluEs.
To such earnest seekers after ducS-
pi-1 glory the words OF well known
write On a slightly different topic
may he worth cans iderin-. thinks this
Rowling folvweF. Music students.
<1yS the writer ne auoteS-an{ 70 the
duckpinneT what Hrar music ca
there he than the SOCK nj 4 duck
pin ball in the "pccke, and re
resultant crash when ali ls m4p.ee
lumb'e?-"ofJen think that X they
keep praciicinS about 80 much every
day they viii ultimately make nIV-
sicians. even il they are not - very
particular ard exactirS AMI pains
taking about their work. The same -
true Of young artists and youns .pso-
pie I'm trades and professions. Rus
prac;icinS without irfuiTa painsgakira
Is often worse thar idisne>S because
W. form habits Of inzcCUracy. si1ver-
~ habits which are fatal IN all sx-
ceil~nCe and which may thwsrt our
mn hJIon.
This Washington student 81 duck,
pinNinS advises The aspiring bowler 20
paste the above N his nat.
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t'ttTHtIAk iEADtt..
Team AtaadlnE,

UItH IFafH kaHIHF9Is 8f5"H1I 'HVIfaF Vftes
aIt
thsh team set7--Judd 4 tit@,ltrr. Ha4
Htsh l,uis& iiilai same iaptsIt M
HiEa individual pst~ 1Hf,ls1a Aa1
Utah apasfs@i ais. Iua
HEh siIikfs=g hsdiis. ~
Swinging ipi1 sciiah after the
ias on ~. asinned by fhl jstHas holi
daks. Judd A lei u eiltr issi week
crashed Tie Bspie# I'm lbs. act
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II II Wood has thu @ht
idea said the X Il "You could p.ch
"A iexsn aide to give amy AUNT in tho
city "a run far it, money and YOU
votlidn't ~ Il include either Wol>t.n n
holme ar Rosenberg on the outfii,
''Tha''s ahnu.. correct" agreed 'hS
Old Timer. III YOU are thinking of a
single match ~ Henry Hissr saws
there. thu bowler whn happens ,n bH
right WHEN the match Is pulled III
is very apt to- walk OF with III" prize
even though be may he sh'"'tinS
against men who could trim him reS
ulerlv wear in and year ouv
That's So. admitted the hid.
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aomAcrirtRk i>rtnn, mEAr lr.e,

Uish ITtnl observation-disclosures I'M
lligh tram sanie~-z ACCOUNTS. aIN,
High individual asi-- Ready iia
Htgh Individual game Hsstls. ia.
Hish Eamr ttIF week Martin 40
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ny JOHN 4. FERRiI.I..

.Ht. Kid l""ked Up from MS
newspaper and SAW 'he Old
Timer had bern Ts3dlu2 il
4 over his should =.
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~ L.AMM1NG the naples for hi,
counts in his first three games
and carrying on at a rate wei
~ above the average in his las
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

~ DWT.EES Of Washington Gas
- Light %. may not no noted
for Illuminating the drives Of
- this city with their sparkling
efforts but theV alWaIs are
Evening star., 1928-01-08
BAN ON B|LLBOARDS
WILL Be DISCUSSED
Directors of Federation
Board to Hear Reports at
Session Wednesday.

Progress I'm the work Of restricting
billhoards and other campaigns insti-
tuted by the General Federation of
Women's Clubs will be outlined before
the mid. Winter sessions of the board
of directors. which will open al the
federations headquarters. 1884 y
street. Wednesday morning. National
officers. chairmen of the eight depart
ments. State presidents. members ot
the board of trustees. chairmen OF III.
visions and conference Members or
the board will attend.
This will be the final session Of the
board before the retirEment oi the
president. Mrs. John Dickinson Sher'
man. In June. and business will center
on rounding out the programs inaugu-
rated during her administration. Plans
for the coming biennial convention In
San Antonio. Tex. In May viii be
made.
Delegates will begin 10 arrive here
today and tomorrow. and Tuesday VIII
be devoted to preliminary conferences
and committee meetings. A reception
will bs given by Mira. Sherman and
The national officers tomorrow evening
at the clubhouse. The board members
will be- guests of honor.
Among the speakers who will adj
dress the evening sessions are Miss
Grace Abbott nf the chIidren's Bu.
reau, Lieut.. Col. n. Edmund Bulls.
Rev. Edmund A. Walsh Of George
town University and Merlin A. Asies.
worth. president of the National
Broadcasting 60. Of New York.
Evening star., 1928-01-08
MEAT DIET RAPED
AS CANCER CAUSE
Mrs. Henderson's Plea for
Ban on Flesh Foods
Is AppIauded.

plea for abandonment Of meat
diet as means Of striking at the
eVer-increasing scourge Of cancer,
voiced by Mrs. john B. Henderson In
letter to DR.. John II. Kellogg 0f
the Battle Creek Sauitorium. wa
greeted with applause by the Race
Betterrnent Conference at BattIe
Greek. Mrs. Henderson WAS advised irI
n telegram from DIR. Kellogg yester-
day.
Dr Kellogg added that the cnn.
terence rad proved TO be a great
success.
Diet and Race i;etterment.
Mrs Henderson,. in her communica
ton to DR.. Kellogg, who heads the
conference. stated:
The itrge conference to consider
race betterment now i'm session at the
Eaitle Greek SanitOrium il very i'm.
pressive. 1t In composed OF the lead
ing scientists of the day. learned heads
of our best known universities and
colleges besides scores Of others.
MAY they take us out Of the dark
ages on subject now universally
discussed by the American press a
groping about for the chief cause of
the eyerincreasing SOURCE Of civil
ization-can ncer.
This subject of diet. so long
studied by yourself. fits well into the
subject Of race betterment. the Great
Creator and Ruler. in His wisdom.
manages to get rid of dead creatures
by means of the germs Of putrefac-
ticn. Under their active participation.
former living tissues soon become
more tender. and stiil further decom-
position best suits the taste Of the
socalled and wrongly named "bon
viveur" In time the blood os the
new participant becomes befouled.
and cancer as well as many and all
Of the filth diseases naturally follow:
Gives 8. ,000. 800.
May man, the highest of all ami
mails. abandon the diet of the tiger,
buzzard and hyena for the purer food
dietary of the most intelligent and
longast,lived of the lower animals.
and may the experiments of Burbank
on animals and plants. by means oi
benign Influence. be practiced on man
kind ITSELF
Gifts of land and money totaling ap
proximately $3.o0e. 900 by Mrs. Hen
derson TO the Battle Greek College. ].
be used in the interest Of race better
ment. were announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-01-08

BIanton Bill Hits immigration
From Canada and
and Mexico.
BY the Associated prsss.

By the Associated Prsss.
A prohibition for seven years against
all immigration except seasonal labor
from Canada and Mexico. and ma.
terial strengthening of existing immi.
grafton laws. including certain provi-
sions OF the La Toilette seaman act,
was proposed yesterday In a bin by
Representative Blanton. Democrat,
Texas.
Chairman Johnson of the House i'm
migration committee announced he
would seek to increase by 100000 the
1926 900 appropriation carried In the
La bor Department supply bill for de-
portation of aliens during the fiscal
wear beginning next July.
These developments were preceded
hy brief discussion of immigration
affairs on the House floor Friday. dur.
ing which Johnson declared that ear
Evening star., 1928-01-08
Four Schoolboys, Marooned on Island
In Potomac, Are Rescued by Police

Four high school boys. bent upon
exploration. found themselves ma.
rooned on Analostan Island in the 20.
tomac yesterday afternoon and were
forced to await arrival Of rescue
party In rowboat. They had crossed
from the mainland by jumping from
rock tn rock and then had failed TO
note that the incoming tide was slow
ly cutting off their route of return.
The boys are Edward Clifford jr..
3o33 y street. son of former assist.
ant Secretary of the Treasury: Bass
Lindsay. Thomas Lang and Jack
Lang.
When the boys failed to return for
Evening star., 1928-01-08
ALAN HARTMAN
DIES AFTER CRASH
Blood Clot Kills Son OF
Banker, Who Thought
Injuries Were Slight.

Ey the Ass0ft3teU ffess.
GREAT NECK. y. y, January t.
Alan Hartman, son OF prominent
New York banker, who Thought nha
self only slightly injured in an auto
mobile accident yesterday. died SUD
denly today Of blood cot on the
brain
Found untier his overturned auto
mobile Yesterday. Hartman, the -
yearold son OF Joseph W. Hartman,
founder of the Hartman National
Rank lav unconscious for an hour
while the technicaiity of n county line
held an ambulance from coming TO his
aid.
Eefused Medical Examination.
Taken to the office of a physician. he
regained consciousness and was toid
fha. he was merely suffering from
shock and a sprained ankle. He re-
fused TO permit the physician 10 ex'
anime him for Internal Injuries and
hurried In his home in Babylon
Hartman was found by Chester O.
Ketcharn OF Babylon, who said he
summoned an ambulance from Amiiy
vile Immediately. After waiting an
hour for Ii 10 appear. keteham took
the unconscious man 10 doctor In
his own amsil machine. Amstyville
police said that department reguis
tions forbade the sending Of the am
bulan.e across the county line TO fht
place Ut the accident.
Headed Auto Agency.
Hartman was the head of an auto
n,chile agency In Babylon. He III sur
viyed ty his parents. his widow ane
two children.
Two years ago Hartman was ar
rested on a reckless driving charge
after an automobile he was drivint
| had injured a woman from Orange. y
j. The woman star.ed. suit for dam
ages, but the case was settled out oi
/ court.
| In 1917 Hartman served I'm Fra ncs
with the Red Cross. transferring IL
1918 20 the American Naval oversee,
service. with which he was associated
Until the end Of the war.
Evening star., 1928-01-08
ANNUAL DANCE HELD.

The local chapter of Avukah. stu.
den. Zionist organization. gave Its
third annual dance Mt the Hotel La.
fayette ballroom last night.
The dance was sponsored by the
following patrons and patronesssS:
Emanuel Aaronson. nr. and Mrs. Ed.
ward A. cafritz. Or and MIS- william
Chase. DR. and Mrs. Louis Cohen. Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Francke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leopold Y. Freudberg. MIR. and
Mrs. Fred =. Gichner. Df. and Mrs.
Carl Godenberg DIR. and Mrs. Her.
man Herfzberg, MIR and Mrs, Henry
Hirsh. Max Rhoad. Mr.. and Mrs,
John M. Safer. Dr and Mrs, Israel
Schspiro. Mr.. and Mrs Harry shrrbs
Louis spiegler. and Mr.. and Mira.
Charles J.. Stein.
Evening star., 1928-01-08
tear 2so,ooo aliens .uniawfully enter

year 25o.ooo aliens .unlawfully enter
the country. t#st
he said that. although assured by
the House appropria atfons committee
tnat an Increase was provided for
the deportation squad next year. ne
still did not think the amount
enough and that the immigration Bus
reau did mot dare 10 ask for any.
thing more"
Rlanton's bill proposed suspension
Of all immigration. except seasonal
labor. until January 1. 1895: the de.
portation of all aliens unlawfully in
the country as well as those aliens
who withdrew their declarations TO
become citizens To dodge military
service. and the registration Of all
aliens remaining The measure
Evening star., 1928-01-08

About 7:3O o'clock. Mr.. Clifford went
to the seventh precinct and reported.
Mr.. Clifford. Lieut.. II. r. I.ohman.
and two policemen secured boat at
the Columbia Sand & Gravel Co.
Twenty.ninth and K streets. and
started to row across to the island.
The boat began to leak and two men
were forced to hail while the other
two rowed. Three times they were
nearly upset by foes.
The boys were found waiting on the
shore. After much difficulty. they
were finally brought safely back to
the mainland.
Evening star., 1928-01-08
KAISER SHOWN ON STAGE,

BERLIN. January R.-Desplte
an injunction of tie lower court. the
former kaiser Wilhelm was repre-.
scented at the Communist Theater Inst
night I'm Erwin piacatot's production
Of Aiexe Toistoi's drama, "Rasputin. /"
The uncensored production Of the
play was ordered by the Court of Ap.
peals. whose three judges, with at,nr-
ness representing piseaior and the
former Kaiser. attended the perfot m
ance to see whether the scene depict.
ing Wilhelm WAS offensive.
In the play the former emperor Ia
Represented M addressing his troops
at the laecinnIng OF the war
Evening star., 1928-01-08

MELBOURNE. Australia. January
Z L9.-Charles H. Slagg. chief of the
tobacco division OF the experimental
farms branch OF the Canadian Depart.
ment Of Agriculture. has been ap.
pointed director Of the production OF
tobacsD In Australia Slagg proposes
TO improve the quality and quantity
ri Australian tobacco by putting its
cultivation on sound economic basis
Evening star., 1928-01-08

GREENyILLE. S. c.. January .
R.-The sale of the Piedmont bonded
warehouse and compress in this city
To the Anderson Clayton Co OF Hous
ton. Tex. for a reported price Of 81
sao.e10. was announced today. The
firm will be known henceiorfh as the
Greenviile Compress Co. and win be
char tered with capital OF $soe, goo.
Ii Wis announced
Evening star., 1928-01-08
DOTY SEES MATES i
TORTURED IN CELLS.
American Describes Brutality
of Guards at Clair.
vaux Prison.

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hoR tcho.s taisuat s.Frice an he French
fo~tfca I.egfoa, and his A9bseaaeaf at
SsFftoA. Imprisonment umd sefeaSe hu.,
ssude Asaa a nURst of srorid iafers>t
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u"a atNfsfes isfe fn the famoaes Leg,os
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Evening star., 1928-01-08

also would provide tightening up. Of
the la Toilette seaman act. which
permits. seamen OF foreign vessels TO
disembark while their ships are In
United-States ports.
Evening star., 1928-01-08

The Tied Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Sherman Monument. 7 o'cioek,
for sunrise walk. 10 be followed by
breakfast party. Wsldbura Hewitt.
leader. Another meeting will be held
Mt Rossiyn as 2:45 O'Clock. Buy one,
A. ticket for HIxs for ~ cross as-coIntty
walk. Brink lunch and cup. Camp.
fire and coffee,
Evening star., 1928-01-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

a meeting In honor Of Clara Barton
win be held, o'clock. In United States
Chamber Of Commerce,
Evening star., 1928-01-08

The Wanderiuster's hike win start
from Chain Bridge at 24s o'clock.
A new walk. MFR. Gchiey will lead.