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Evening star., 1928-03-23
FIVE CLUBS DUE TO MAKE
CLOSE FIGHT FOR PENNANT
Pirates, Defending Champions, May Ex.
pect Stern Opposition From ST. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati and New York.

nounced ready. He is standing pat on
his pitchers
The two BIS, Brooklyn and Boston,
may have race all their own. Rogers
Hornsby will add a punch to the
Braves offensive 1t has not known In
years. The Redskin pitching Is a doubt
ful equation. A cathing crisis was solv-
ed by the return of the Woodworking
Taylor from New York Manager Jack
Slattery has other problems in his in
feld and outfield which may or may
not work themselves out.
The Brooklyn situation is in contrast
to that of Boston. Manager Robinson
has no pitching troubles. but has ye; TO
f1nd II he will be able TO unscramble
lineup from his new crop with enough
power to give the pitchers some runs
to work on. The Robins will introduce
some new faces to the Flatbush fans,
the rotund pilot hoping all the while
that they will say 1t with bats.
The Phillies, introducing a new man
ager working hard with limited ma
terial, will give some of the young fel-
lows chance and hope for the best.
Bill Kelley. big first basenan. has
shown disposition to hit the ball and
'Pinky" Whitney seems to know what
u is al about around third base.
National League argument promises
TO be long drawn out and may not De
settled until the foot ball season is lust
around the corner.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
PRESEASON GAMES
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
EsalisSsislDA'1 s4asSi3n m, IN SS5sSSG9!-S i J
nee a,nI, Miller, NcSraw and Wilson e.
At Avon Park,
St ts1'''2s'ns'S Ionis 49,. $500 cSsSS-s Il 9
Ehmke orwoll. Jonnard and Foxx; Alex
snder. Berry and oFsrrell,
At St. Feisrseurs Fla
Boston SST 50's ~. a.: !!S2S5S99&s 1t :
ccyelesk,e johnson. Thomas and Grshow.
lor urbsn. ''
ss!;os 5atS 5S'iSs'22I. siiYgss55GG5ss ls
sposr snsGn a.. aRf uTit: a0faRd and
Eevlns. Holman.
Al Wichita Falls, Tex
TsiSssS whsSis rsii..' Ais SSSsaSSS66 3@iS IS J
Cox. Blankenshir Wilson and Mccurdy:
White. Buvld and Dannle,
tancin"sn SscimSsa ',iSS.i..SSSoSSSGGsle 10 /
-, BoIsn: Gates and Ersitas, Dixon: Luaus
GAMES TODAY
St. Petersburg-Philadelphia "A. IL vs.
:. Winter Hs1en--Philadelrnia IN. L. VS..
ST LoTis y Ii
orlandc-Cincinnati IN. L. vs.. Indian.
Tampa-wsshington "A. L. VS.. Read
inr
Yves, Palm Beach-Brooklyn N. L. VS..
New oriean.-cieveiand "A. L. ~s. Co.
iunbua
Dailas-ChicaEo IA L. vs. Dallas
San Antonio-Detroit "a. L. rs. San
Antonio.
Los AnEeles-chicaEo IN. L. VS.. Los
Anreles
more.
san Francisco-Pittsburrh IN. L. vs.
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
TAKOMA TIGERS LAUNCH
DIAMOND WORK SUNDAY

T<AKOMA TIGERS, who showed
cleverly In senior base ball cir
cleS hereabout last season. will
i begin preparation for the COM
ing campaign on the Silver
yer Spring Field tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock and at the same hour and
place will hold another drill Sunday.
Frank Fowler. Tiger manager. Is list
ing games with senior and unlimited
class teams.
A Government League meeting will
be held tonight at $50 o'clock in the
recreation room OF the Government
Printing Once. General Accounting
once, Union Printers. Interstate Com
rnerce, Government Printing once and
Navy Yard teams are asked 10 send
representatives.
Collegians, who will hold forth in the
Junior class this season, will play their
opener Sunday against Langley toSsers
at Fourth and Franklin streets north
east. A meeting OF the Collegians is
to be held tomorrow night at ri Sew
enth street northeast.
National Circle diarnonders, who
gather Monday night at O'Clock at
the home OF Manager Andrews. 800
Fourth street northeast. will make their
seasons debut April Is against Junior
Order u. A, NJ. nine. Games with the
JEFFERSON, Va. Fire Department and
Camp Leonard Wood teams also have
been arranged.
\ practice session will be held by
PnoenM Club toSsers Sunday after
noon at ] o'clock on Rosedale diamond
ClhD members and their friends will
dance tomorrow night at Pennsylvania
avenue and Third street southeast.
Yorke Athletic Club base ballcrs
meet tonight At o'clock at the home
81 Pop Jewett $40 Webster street.
owen Mcbride, II, Workmen. James
Mitchell. Charles Koenig Louis Jewett
ana Others are urged 10 be on hand.
ofill VIII be held Sunday morning
on Soldiers Home diamond
Lindbergh A. G. OF Mount Rainier.
known last season as Bfentwoods. Is
seeking engagements with junior class
mines. Cali II. Curry Al Main oS40,
second floor. or address him al 37i6
Thirty-first place southeast.
Junior. Midget and Insect Corinthian
a. G, diamond squads viii gather to-
night At O'Clock IN Immaculate Con-
csptlon Han. Eighth and NJ streets. The
three teams along with the Corinthian
Seniors will play IN the Capital City
League. Walter J Newman. who ham
dies all the Corinthian teams viii have
sii assistant this year There Is total
of i40 Oh the four outfits,
A manager and other officers for the
coming seas0n will be elected AT q fneet-
ing of the District Heights, Md, A, @.
base ball team tonight nj 730 o'clock
~ the District Heights feld once
All candidates, new and old. are asked
70 attend.
Hilltop Athletic Club tossers are 10
assemble tomorrow night aL 4 o'clock
- the home 0f Manager Frank EdIngeF.
s25 Fourteenth street All AgpiraniA are
requested tn be on tbs Job,
liberty Midget base balleFs viii meet
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tonight at Wilson Normal School at 7
o'clock 10 perfect seasons plans and
all wishing to try for the team should
be on hand. Pitchers are especially
needed by Liberty.
Candidates for the Montrose team,
known last season as Clicquot Club, will
enter the junior division OF the Capital
City League this season. Norman
Dulin. manager Of the team. and Harvey
Carlson. captain. will meet candidates
Sunday.
Moose Senior diamonders are To hold
a parley tonight OF q o'clock at the
home Of Manager Nalley 1884 Eleventh
street southeast.
Whippet midget tosseYs are seeking
Tits with teams In their class and also
are after pitcher. Challenges are
being received at West 1899. Seymour
Parker has been elected captain.
Asplrants for the Iris Speaker nine
VIII drill tomorrow morning at 10 80
o'clock and the squad is TO report at
the clubhouse. Fourteenth and Monroe
streets northeast, at 1880 o'clock.
Addison Insect tossers are lining up
Games and players. Jack Rowzie at
Franklin i0409 is the boy TO see.
Kennedy A. G. diamond candidates
VIII work Sunday at ! ;30 o'clock at
Fifth and IDgraham streets All aspi-
rants, new and old. are asked to turn
out.
Bond ci0thier base ballers will stage
practice game Sunday morning nj II
O'Clock on Monument diamond No.
Battery candidates will be tested bv
Manager J, Earle Moser In the tilt, that
will go only four innings.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
SINCLAIR FREE TO RACE
ON NEW YORK COURSES

NEW YORK, March % Hp).-Colors
OF Harry F. Sinclair and his Rancocas
stable, although barred in MARYLAND,
Will be carried this year on New York
tracks.
After considering the action of the
Maryland racing authorities, the stew
ards OF the Jockey Club, controlling
turf body in New York, adopted a res
olution stating that 1t lin no way af-
iected the entries of the Rancocas Sta
BILE on race courses under the jurisdic-
tion Of the Jockey Club.
No explanation of their decision was
issued, but 1t Is understood the stew
ards based their ruling on the ground
that Sinclair's activities on the tlIrf
are not affected by any Developments
outside that sphere.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
AC0STA CHANGES MIND.
WILL PLAY THIS SEASON

MOBILE. Ala. March % CP-
Meritot Acosta, veteran outfielder of the
Louisville American Association base
ball team, arrived here yesterday from
his home in Havana, Cuba, and Joined
his teammates
Earlier in the season Jose Alvarez.
Cuban inf1elder of the Colonels.
brought word that Acosta had def
nitely decided to abandon active play
ing, but the lure of the game became
100 strong for him to resist, Acosta
declared on his arrival.
While Acosta was unfortunate last
season in sustaining several injuries that
tnterfered with his playing ability, he
was counted, nevertheless, as one of
the best outfielders on the Louisville
club.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
TAYLOR FIGHTS FOLEY,
BUT TITLE NOT RISKED

VANCOUVER, B. c.. March 23 Pl.-
Bud Taylor OF Terre Haute, Ind. BAN
tamweight champion. Is favored 10 win
his ten-round match with Vic Foley,
veteran Vancouver featherweight, here
tonight.
Foley was well under the 1876 pounds
which ne guaranteed 10 make and prob
aoly VIII weigh around 1875. Taylor is
expected TO scale about i22. Taylor's
title is not At stake.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
MANY NEWSIES WITNESS
ARCADIA MAT CONTESTS

Joe Turner, veteran local mailman,
threw Mike Antonio Of youngstown.
Ohio. in their wrestling match last
night at the Arcadia before 100 news
paper carrier boys. The newsies we're
guests of John s. Blick, owner of the
Arcadia, and Turner.
In other matches Dutch Green of
Mohawk Athletic Club vanquished Bull
Ricco Of Jersey City. and Pete Dallas
was declared the winner over George
Romanoff when the latter forfeited
after rough battling.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
CR0SS.c0UhTRY FIELD
ENTERS ANOTHER STATE

LDPTOh, Arsz. Marci4 % lPjy~~TBe
o. runners remaining III the Los Angeles
10 New York marathon enter another
niStk To-Day IN the 2e-niie trek 70
Gallup, n. N
AFne G0ominen % Detroit leads IN
glepsAd tine for the ssS miles with ils
k0uEs and 80 minutes. slightly more
kken three hours ahead of Andrew
Payne, ClaTemoTs. Okla.
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L0UGHRAN. N.DELANEY BOUT
MAY BRING TUNNEY FOE

MIAMI, Fla. March 90 dp.-Miami
Daily News said that oficial announce
nnent will be made soon of an elimina-
ton bout In June between Tommy
Loughran and Jack Delaney at Madison
Square Garden, the winner 10 meet
Gene Tunney in September for the
heavyweight championship.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
GROTT0 FETE TONIGHT.

Several prominent public officials arc
expected to attend the boxing program
10 be staged tonight Al the Arcadia ns
the high spot Of the stag mite" pro-
gram arranged by Kallipolis Grotto for
ths benefit Of the Yelled Prophets OF
the Enchanted Realm and their Ma.
sonic friends.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
H0RSE-B E-BREEDlNG RANCH
IS PLANNED FOR CUBA

nv the Associated Press,
HAVANA, March "a project for
a government horse breeding ranch
was announced today by Alberto Her.
rera, chief OF staff of the Cuban army
Five hundred Arabian mares and so
AndaluSian stations will be imported
In an effort to provide the Cuban army,
rural guard and various police forces
with Cuban bred mounts.
The government has been purchasing
horses In the United States.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Tribe 10 Use Regulars.

CLEVELAND. March % Op).--FTom
now on the regular lineup of the
Cleveland Indians will take the field IN
their exhibition games, Manager Roger
Peekinpaugh has announced BY this
plan Peck hopes to have the Tribe
under full speed when the season opens.
Light stickwork and one bad inning
by Pitcher Joe Shaute were contrihu-
tions 10 yesterdays 5-to-2 beating at
the hands OF the New Orleans Pelicans.
Shaute worked six innings, the long
est any Indian hurler has held forth
since the start OF the training season.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
GROSS TO FIGHT ROPER.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March 29 (Ap,.
Jack Gross, Philadelphia southpaw
heavyweight, tonight will 60 up against
Jack Roper. veteran Los Angeles fighter.
In i0-ronnd bout, In which he hopes
10 stretch his string OF victories 10 20.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Fothergill Lighter. Weaker.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 23 LIp,.
The rountd Robert Roy Fothereiu
probable left fielder for the Detroit
Tigers. has. by strenuous reducing
measures undertaken since his arrival
here, brought his weight down to al3,e
pounds.
But he commented ruefully today.
Il am weaker than a cat, and I'm
going to slow down on this training
stuff."
The broiling sun. Turkish baths, rub
Der shirts. diet and even pink pills, ne
declared, have done their work.
Manager Moriarty. however. has laid
the law down that Fothergill, one oi
the most portly players In the major
leagues, must bring his weight down 10
2lo pounds as maximum II he hopes
to get place. in the outfield.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
TEAM SHOOT TOMORROW

Washington Gun Cub trapshots will
compete tomorrow against Baltimore
ana Gettysburg scattefgunnerk IN one of
men seasons team matches The local
shots are practiclng this afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
READING.

SEatic3 for Harrison In sixth inning.
Seadinx ~ n q n n q y O.
WaShlnsion o = 2 > 3. x-i0
Iwe.haSe hit--Sis,er. Three.hase hits--A
Moore. kloEa. Heme run-kloIs. stolen
hs>e--t,oSlin sacrifice hit--Sewcll. Double
slfNs-,'ucllich TO BAILEY. Burke to Tate 20
ion. &. Hts-of Herrison. IN \ inninrs:
rF Lord : IN s innings: of Wells. I in q
inriEcS; oT BURKE, in ; innings. Struck
eut--R, Wells. 3: ty Harrison. .: hv Rurkc.
, Will niteh--i.ord. Winning nitcher-
Wells. Losing pit"her-HarriSan, Unoires--
Nessrs. Van Grafian and Alrock. Time Of
game--l hour and 10 minutes,
Evening star., 1928-03-23

have lost seven times.
Braves Claiming Title.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March 23
R9.-The Boston Braves. think they ATE
entitled TO be called the Spring world
champions on the basis OF four wins in
Ave starts against the club that shut
the Pirates out last year In four straight
games.
The Braves slammed the Yanks here
Yesterday. Ga. despite home runs by
Combs and Lazzerri.
Judge lands and President Barnard
OF the American League saw the en-
counter from the stands.
Luke Urban relieved Zack Taylor, the
Braves catcher. for the second time in
the Yanks' series. Zach had been hit on
the left arm by foul each time.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
In GREAT TRIM,
is DOWN TO l85 POUNDS

FORT MYERS, Fla. March % Go).-
Iris Speaker. in the opinion OF most Of
the Philadelphia Athletics, has reached
top form In his training. He has whit
tied of extra flesh until he now weighs
lbs. the lowest playing poundage he
has carried in three years.
He has recently been detected search
ing around center field for four-leaf
clovers. which. his teammates say. is
an offlcial indication that he is ready TO
start the long campaign.
Il just seem TO thrive this Spring"
Speaker said.
Speaker connected with a home run
and a two-baeger against the st. Louis
Cardianls at Avon Park yesterday. but
the Athletics lost, to 3.
Blankenship Changes Mind.
DALLAS. Tex, March % Lp1.-Ted
Blankenship, White Sox pitcher. who
told Manager Schalk early this week
that he thought he was ready" today
had reasons TO think otherwise.
The ease with which Wichita Falls,
Texas League champions. pounded his
shoots around the lot yesterday TO trim
the Sox. 10 TO 5. indicated to Ted that
possibly he Is not as ready" as he be-
lieved
Three home runs and seven singles In
three innings, most of them of Blank
enships delivery. were responsible for
the Wichita Falls victory.
Johnny Mostil. making his first ap-
pearance in the lineup, made a spec
tacular running catch In the eighth in
ming.
MeNeely Is Out of Bed.
WEST PALM BEACH, March % Op1.
Dick Cotiman and Ernie Nevers were
Manager HowieyS mound selections for
the St Louis Browns tilt with Brooklyn
here today.
McNeely, who hurt his back We'd
nesday. Is out OF bed again, but prob
ably will be unable 10 play In the
Brooklyn series.
Phil Ball. owner of the Browns. gave
out word that his team would train
here again next wear
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Red Sox Pitching Weak.

BRADENToN. Fla. March 2s Opl.-
II yesterdays game between the Giants
and the Red Sox demonstrated any,
thing In particular II was that the Sox
pitchers need more practice than the
tast-waning training season probably
viii allow them to get.
While 1t was true that the Giant
nurling stan looked none too impressive
IN edging out the Sox, 81, the Bos-
ton lads. Russell. Wiltse and MaeFay-
den. showed even less.
MacFayden forced In the winning
run when he passed Terry with the
bases loaded in the eighth.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
LOvEJoY oUINT WINS.

Led by Mason, who scored l3 points,
Love1oy School basketers drubbed Bir-
ney School tossers, 81 to 20.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

fallen into the slump that has mired
their famous masters OF swats, Ruth
and Gehrig.
Yielding the ST. Petersburg cham
pionShip To the Braves YESTERDAY, the
Hugmen took e-to-2 beating in the
last OF a four-clash series, Boston win
ming three
The Babe got a single. Lazzeri and
Combs hit for the circuit.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Herman Earns Robin Job.

EhWH 1s'U'1N "V"'
CLEARWATER. Fla, March % lPl.--
Instead Of the bench, Babe Herman APP
parentiy is ''in" as far as the lineup Of
the Robins Is concerned, even though
Del BisSonette has his old job on flrst
base
Herman's batting orgy carried through
yesterday, when ne gnacked another
home run. his second In two days. which
aided the Brooklyn club TO clear out Of
Clearwater with f-to-6 victory over
the Phiis. He played in the outfield.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

Yanks Beaten Again.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March y
t4l--The fortunes OF the Yankees have
Evening star., 1928-03-23
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n OS ANGELES, Calf, March %.
Apparently q stronger deten-
sive club than year ago, the
1 Chicago Cubs today had said
good-by TO their training camp
On Catalina Island and started out on
q long exhibition game trip, which will
end just before the opening Of the Ma
tional League season at Cincinnati.
The first of these games was with Los
Angeles Of the Pacific Coast League to-
day.
oat Of the training camp with a prob
lem Of elimination. This concerns the
infield, for which he has more players
than he needs. Most Of the rockies.
be said. have displayed good form and
he Is undecided as 70 whom he viii cri-
rsioy reelIiariy
Evening star., 1928-03-23
CUBS BETTER DEFENSIVE
CLUB THAN LAST SEASON
Braves Claiming Title.

Baltimore Internationals twice, and
have lost seven times
Evening star., 1928-03-23

WINTER HAVEN, Fia. March 23 ~
A. least one Of the Phillies~~4Cy WI
liGfas, SiHgging outfieiaer-~bas at last
found his batting eye: When some o.
the Others get going Manager BhottOn
expects W win another ball game IN his
exhibition series.
Williams slammed cut home run
snd three singles against Brooklyn III
Clearwater yesterday, but the Philiies
lost. ] W q, anyway
The ElottoB men have yet b. win
from another major league opponent
bssi6ss the Athletics. They hsve
trimmed the Athslsties once snd the
Evening star., 1928-03-23

BEADEkTOh, Fla, March 20 lA'3.~-~
Sparkling plays In preseason skirmish
by Lefty O'DOui indicated 10 the master
mind, McOraw, today that he had made
i0-stTOke Ia landing the San Fran
cisco player VINO was awarded the most
valuable performer award in the Pacific
Coast League last year
ODoIl's activities against the Red
Eoz yesterday included three gsfettes IN
four times up three runs. two stolen
bases, four pIto1ls and one assist Har-
per contributed a homer In the Giants
e-to-7 triumph over Boston.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Pipp Again In Uniform.

ORLANDO, Fla, March % fP}.-
wally Pipp. stilI bit weak from his
attack Of influenza, again Is In uniform
with the Cincinnati Reds here. He will
be ready 70 60 into serious action next
week.
Manager Jack Hendricks expressed
himself as delighted With the showing
Of Adolfo Luque against the Baltimore
Orioles yesterday. Luque pitched the
full nine snninge. yielded one run. gave
eight hits and struck out nine batsrnerl.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

AVON PARK, Ala. March 23 'OF,.-~
Watty Holm has taken his place as the
regular third basemsn for the 81. Louis
Cardinals, and IL was he who supplied
the winning punch for the Cardinals
In their 2-to-3 victory over the Phila-
deipnIa Athletics yesterday.
With the bases fun Holm snscked a
clean single through the box, scoring
two men. Holm looked good In his new
position.
The veteran Old Pete Alexander
clicked again wnen he pitched four in
ninge during which the Mackmen got
10 runs,
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Bues' Injured List Grows.

SAN FRANCISCO, March % GP).-
After a day of idleness enforced by rain,
the Pittsburgh Pirates today counted
noses and found that three additional
members have been added 10 the list OF
those slightly ineapacitated.
Pie TYaynor, Pirate captain and third
haSeman, was complaining Of soreness
in his back and throwing arm. Burieigh
Grimes spitbail artist. was suffering
from a cold and 0lenn Wright. short
stop, was affiicted with what Manager
Bush termed overwork
Evening star., 1928-03-23

Hilltop Athletic Club tossefs ara %
t0mofraw night At 4 o'clock
% the home 0f Manager Frank EdInger.
525 Fourteenth street All AgpirantA are
requested n be On ths Job,
kAterty Midget base bAlleFs will meet
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
MORE EXPLOSIVES
 FOUND AT BORDER
Europe Now Is Facing Another
 St. GOtthard Incident

London. March Europe today faced another St. Gotthard in- cident-inyolving the alleged snug sling Of arms into Hungary.
 Dispatches from Subotica on the Hungarian -Jngoslavian frontier 10 Croatian and Austrian newspapers said Jugoslavian authorities seized 22 freight car loads of explosives.
 The explosives were described on their bills Of ladine as destined for Runania. They were believed to he intended for Hungary. however. be- cause the route prescribed for the shipme7 would take them through Hungary instead of by the more di- rect route through Jugoslaya into Rumania.
 Both the Agran1. Croatia, Novosti, and the Vienna Tagespost, in re- porting the seizure. asserted The arms came from Italy.
 The Vienna paper added that io other carloads routed from Italy to Rumania by way of Hungarian ter ritorv passed Subotica several days ago.
 A committee of the League Of Ma lions is now Investigating the seizure of machine guns by Austrian customs officials at St. Gotthard on the Austro- Hung garian frontier. These were also reported 10 have come from Italy and were Scrapped by the Hungarian government after their seizure. thus hampering the Leagues probe. II was claimed that they were destined for Poland at the time of the seizure, but Poland
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
RUSSIA'S NEW PLAN
Project Tor World Peace {, in Hands of All Delegates 1t Geneva Con- ference.
ference.

Geneva, March o4 P-Russia's s Lew project for world disarmament vas in the hands ot all delegates when the preparatory committee for disarmament conference met this morning.
 II provided for progressive dis armament based on an arbitrary scale. cutting down the armies and havies in proportion 10 the impor- t1nce Of the various countries
 IL provided also. for d commission "a control the schemes application. This commission would eventually Ing comprised Of workers. laborors and international organizations cS- tablished 70 work toward peace.
 The project brought caustic com M"nt from the delegates They as s~r'ed that lt was drafted in the tone Of propaganda. They disliked lh" manner in which 1t referred to the principal world powers as dominating powers.
 The previous soviet scheme pro- 'lIed for complete disarmament within four years. All arms and bacterial were to be destroyed. All forces were 10 be dishanded. Navies were to be abolished and the ma f"rlal part Of ship equipment, ar ;illery. munitions. mines and tor p"does destroyed. Disarmed ships might he refittcj as commercial shipping. War industries. including those that contributed 10 the pro- auction Of arms, were to be abol- lshed.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
METHODIST CHURCHES
 Trinity

sunday. $50 a. nl.. Woman's Bi- ble class. Everyman's Bible class. and church school: 10:46 a. m. ad- : dress: "A Well in the Valley: $50 D. m. rehearsal for Easter pageant: 6:15 r. m.. Epworth league: 7:So p. nl.. union Ienten service in the church. speaker, Rev William Ross.
 Monday. p. m.. Ladies Aid so- ciety: ?. n.. Mothers club.
 Tuesday afternoon. South End hospital group al lis Kensington avenue; Methodist group at the hos pital: S:So ?. m.. Philathea class: i:l5 ?. nl.. Boy Scouts; c:So p. n. W. H. M. s. social tea at home Of Mrs Walter Johnston. g Warlock street: i:4o p. m, class meeting.
 Wednesday, ::So ?. m.. week day religious school, third. fourth. fifth and sixth grades; 7:l5 10 $50 p. m. Young Peoples chorus rehearsal.
 Thursday, 3 p. m. week day re ligious school, seventh and eighth grades; ?. m.. church membership training class; 7:l5 p. m., midueek service.
 Friday 2. m. sewing school: 6 ?. m, intermediate and senior dc rartment banquet.