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DEnTTNEE CTADTEC BY THORNTON
DELI 1N1L ~ O10ILC ". BURGESS

| Reddy want. You wouldn't have a
| chance. But If we all keep back to
| back they are going to hesitate about
coming within reach of our teeth"
Johnny spoke as hopefully as he could.
| He sounded a great deal more hopeful
| than he really felt You see, he wanted
| to keep up the courage of Jerry and
Mrs. Muskrat BY this time Reddy had
come out from the corn. He was grim
ming broadly and Mrs. Reddy was grim
ming broadly. Things were coming just
| the way they wanted them Reddy trot-
| ted over to where Mrs. Reddy was
sitting and they put their heads to-
| gether. They were planning how best
to make an attack. When they we're
together that way Johnny Chuck turned
so as to face them. Thus all three were
facing Reddy and Mrs. Reddy. But the
moment Reddy left Mrs. Reddy and
started to work around behind them,
Johnny Chuck turned so as always to
face Reddy.
II can take care of Reddy Fox If you
two together can take care of Mrs. Red
dy," said he to Jerry Muskrat and Mrs.
Muskrat.
Well do our best" Squeaked Jerry.
Mrs. Reddy suddenly made a fierce
f-'Sh at Jerry Muskrat. She hoped to
brighten Jerry or Mrs. MuSkrat into run
ming. but instead of doing that they
crowded a little closer together and
showed Mrs Reddy two sets of teeth
that made her pause abruptly. She had
no desire to feel those teeth.
Then Reddy rushed Johnny Chuck,
but he took pains not to come too close.
AS a matter of fact, Johnny sprang to
meet Reddy, and Reddy was lot more
upset than Johnny was. A second later
and the Muskrats and Johnny Chuck
were once more back to back. Then
Reddy and Mrs. Reddy tried rushing
side by side, but this time they Jared
no better than before. Johnny and the
two Muskrats met them face to face
and the looks of those three sets of
teeth made caution seem the better part
of valor.
But Reddy and Mrs. Reddy were not
discouraged. They were willing to bide
their time. They knew that sooner or
later Jerry Muskrat and Mrs Muskrat
would try to get back to the water.
They had only to be patient They felt
sure that patience would bring its own
reward. They hoped to get Jerry and
Mrs. Muskrat so nervous that they
would no longer work together with
Johnny Chuck, as they had been doing.
A good Muskrat dinner would be well
worth waiting for.
(Copyrieht, 1927
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LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Pubs Simkins was sitting on his front
steps and sat on them alongside of
him and we started to tawk about diff
trent subiecks such as how it would
feel to be able to eat as much as a
horse and still like the same things we
like now insted of liking wat horse
likes, and Pubs Sed, Hay, bet you
cant draw cercle with your eyes shut.
bet can, sed. If had pencil
Id soon show you, sed.
Here's pencil, Pubs sed. And he
took stump out of his pockit, saying,
Have you got hunk of paper
No, I sed, and he sed, G, neither have
I, o well watts a diffrents, draw it rite
on the step.
Wat, rite on the bare marble? I sed,
and he sed, Sure, Ill be responsible,
close you eyes now and no cheeting.
/ don't half to, I sed. And shut my
eyes and drew a cercle careful on the
top step and opened them agen, say
ing, There, there's one.
G, you don't call that a cercle, do
you? Pubs Sed. Look at the ends, wat
bizniss has cercle got to have ends?
he sed, and sed, All rite, watch this
one.
And shut my eyes agen and drew
another one even more careful, Pubs
saying it was verse inSted of better,
and I drew more, him saying none
of them was any good, and I was just
going to shut my eyes for another one
and I saw him quick stick something
in his mouth, me saying, Hay, know
you, know wat you been doing, you
been eating candy or something all
time.
Witch Pubs made face like some
body swallowing before they was quite
reddy, saying, Your crazy, and sed,
Well will you leave me Sertch you?
and he Sed, Sure, go ahed.
WITCH did, and wat was in his coat
pockit but a empty paper bag, me say
ing, Your a heck of a guy, you are,
ali rite, your going to get heck for hav-
ing these cercles on the step all rite.
Is that so, well Ill just rub them
out, smarty, Pubs sed And he took
the stump back and started to rub out
the cercles with the rubber on the end
of it, making fearse black smudgy
marks much verse than the cercles, me
starting to laff like the villin in the
show and feeling partly better.
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Back to Back.
United, cen the weak are strong.
And right will triumph over wrong.
-I0hnny Chuck

Reddy Fox had called from the corn
iust beyond the carrot patch to Mrs.
Reddy and she had promptly started in
that direction. Before she reached the
carrot patch she discovered Johnny
Chuck and she guessed that what
Reddy wanted was her assistance in
catching Johnny. Then, when she
reached the edge of the carrot patch,
she discovered Jerry Muskrat and Mrs
Muskrat. The eyes of Mrs. Reddy
sparkled This looked good! 1t looked
too good to be true She hadn't a doubt
that, working together, she and Reddy
would be able to get one of those Musk
rats, and perhaps both.
Jerry Muskrat and Mrs. Muskrat had
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Lessons in English
BY W. L. GORDON.

Words often misuSed: Do not say Il
tasted of the cake" Omit of"
Often mispronounced: Illustrative;
accent after the S.
Often misspelled Gallery; two is
and cry.
Synonyms: Eccentricity, popularity,
oddity, alteration idioSyncraSy.
Word study: Use word three times
and it is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word: Provocative; Serv-
ing to provoke" ut was provocative of
bitter hostility"
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discovered Mrs. Reddy They faced her,
their lips drawn back to show their
sharp teeth. But when they faced her
they we're back to the corn where Reddy
was hiding Johnny Chuck saw this at
once So Johnny moved over and sat
with his back to Jerry Muskrat and
Mrs. Muskrat. In this way he faced the
hiding place of Reddy Fox. If they
could just keep back to back they might
keep Reddy and Mrs. Reddy off for
some time.
Whatever you do don't rum" said
Johnny to Jerry Muskrat and Mrs.
Muskrat. IF one of you should run
it would be just what Reddy and Mrs.
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displacing the previous high team
mark held by Fellowship Forum in
the Typothetae League. Despite this
large total, it was able to win but two
games from National Publishing Co.
and lost ground to National Capital
Press that humbled the lowly Rams
deU in all three contests. Fellowship
Forum applied the whitewash brush
in it's match with Columbian Printing
Co. and climbed to within three
games of the top.
standard Engraving and Washing
ton Printing Co. were the other
thrcr.time winners, Potomac Elec.
trotype Go. and H.k Advertising
Service being their victims. reSpec-
lively. The remaining matches were
divided on two-in-three basis a.
follows: Washington Monotype Co.,
two: Lew Thayer, one: ID. c. Paper
manufacturing Co. two. Charles II.
Potter Co. one; Joyce Engraving Co.,
two: Andrews Paper 60. one.
sSeis. Of National Publishing Co
rolled the best individual game. Az,
while Beatty, of Fellowship Forum
turned in the highest three game
string. 36l.
Other good scores were made by
John Mcconnell and Hanks nf ID. G.
paper Manufacturing CO.; {. Potter
and Tamagni of Potter Co: Gardiner
and Dern of Judd e. Detweiler: Mar-
RS and Rawln. of Andrews Paper
CO.: GralleN III National Capital
Press. Adams Of National Publish
Ing co. and Eddie Dove OF Standard
I'nrrra vino
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WALFORDS TO PLAY
GERMAN MERICANS

NalfOtd Club. Uni,eaied by local
wllI meet Germs n 4 merican eleven
toda% ~ the Gnal match for 'b"
" ashingtDn ard southeastern Disftin,
sooner Association cop tie champion.
shjp The game viii he pla yed on
Monument fiefd 30 ri $50 6olock
Tiie Fktof viii gain po.stssiop If
the Washington Post cup TOR one yeHr
E@fnlaH,A m.tlcaps are set fUr .
desperate effrtt against the ei1aHi,
pIyus.
IDcifentaiiE. IL hos been announced
tfh' Nalford b6s been granted Tie
&Dfinn1J cup lie mitch fecetItIv
scheduled with Tie Erie, Pa, eleven
ny de'auii. The decision VAS made
~ The United States Foot BAL As.
n'@iaFloh The game waE Fnhsduisd
~ lie played here ~ yeral mesks aga.
bht fsii through teeatlSe ~ inabiiit Y
~ he tsJHns ~ agree on travelling
expenses III The Ette eleven.
Four games 6rh faFded .oda ~
Capital Gity FOccsr League, The
beet is saDected ~ he thai bet Deei,
ibysedaie and HDcksiiie on ftosedsie
Dia pRrouHd ~ ~ o'ets,ek.
DiilFF Eams. VIII bttng together
strong end weak teams, and are "a.
peeled ~ lie dseid"d d@.isiyejF, AZ
osdia ne are likely ia take Army Medl
csI LeataF ~ camp an the Isliat y
held Clan MsGIleunaB, league leader
| IN 80 odds On fsKorite ~ trim Csujtn!
! s.eeer Club on Monument Ground
! 10. /. md British United IL apt ~
have little Gif1eHiiY downing Ger
mania On MoaVHeBt Ground 30 =,
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FEDERAL IEAGt T..
Team Standine.

HiGn team 23me---Trca E'.t
Hi"h team, Srt--Trcasury .t33
Hieh individual game-SWain Treasury .
=, Fish ,Adividu"' settlements tom
High sveraec--wchh VETERANS Bureau,
llI."J.
breaking the Federal League high
individual SET record of $50. previous.
ly held by Earl Lewis of the Internal
Revenue team. Bill Clements shot ~ !
last week, leading the Commerce team
tn clean sweep over the Patent
Office five. his games being las. 1873,
rs. Fucett Of the same team also
shot big set of 35i. counting 49, in
his second game. Pisapia led the Pats
with 4 5l4 set.
1nterna! Revenue won three games
from the Public buildings and Parks
team. thereby holding the lead over
commerce by one game. all five of
the team having sets over the 800
mark. Tarter leading with AZ. Mil
Ter WAS the only man for the Parks
team to get 800 set. his total being
3d.
Agriculture won two games from
the Merchant Fleet team, losing the
second by rolling "A AGO game. when
is way below its usual form. Dixon.
leading off for the Ag.ies. pulled the
first game out of the fire with spare
and strike i'm his ninth and tenth
frames His set of So was high Of
the match. while Seaton of the same
cam rolled 3l5 set. t'mali led the
Fleet team with Sl2 set
Veterans Bureau. with Webb and
Nolan rolling sets OF 3il and 3S9. took
th"ca games from Brick ovens Navy
team. thereby going ahead Of Mer-
chant Fleet in team standing, kccler.
lnchoring for Navy. topped his team
with Sai set.
Treasury took two games from the
Navy. No. team. Swain and RetH
getting sets of S4i and SIS. Gaileher,
leading off for Navy. shot 81 set.
General Accounting Office. although
ouirolled in total pins by the Post
Office team, won two games. Covert
shouting "A $50 set. his third game
being 1875 Dwyer shot high SGT ~
the match his games of i:3, rs ana
Ill totalinG $50.
War took the odd game from In.
terror. with Richards lead-off man,
shooting a 33S set. while Shipey, Al
anchor. shot 80 set. King. leading
shooting 5jl set. While Callahan and
Boteler we're close behind with sets
of SIS and as.
The Marines, with the aid Of Freddy
Moore's 81 set. won two games from
the State team. Mays also helped his
team Ia victory with IA 81 set. Griffin
led the State bowiers, shooting "A nice
5S9 set.
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DISTRICT I.E.tt.t... /

'er''.if, i.un'i - 4; ~ $40 .u,:.
n.sa , tom -'on,"I,,oa Hs.r I.si;.
q - tetin HIT. ntN eat on Hall G45
iii-h insats dual set - q, Nni,,e,,i,oi,,s
t.s,s' at "+t Han 81
- n IN imi''' 'iusi -aws M""re sAe,er
50 '.st liSs~-Wlsa'eu tc"p, er,; On Rail,
After winnin, the first two games
hahd.iy III fhr D.strict League lu~t
~ l., invention Hail was all So, to
'h h" ii tieau sweep against Art,t,i:a
',ut CAPT Nu'Vue = chat-e< UPSET thu.
""p" ny ling Al last game of - i.
ddESe Nu'id icd the attack fur the
'"~tts "th 3a-. Sctt ~ the l,eSi Sci
.. Tue tnstrtt, wall. Moist enhulnlp :
J'' topped ill., v.Ct~-S
MS "in III tWo games however.
AIued th@ champions 10 hold their
thiee-eain Rad "a King Piu could do
no b~tist in4n iak,. iWo games from
~ niofd Paper tu. The i'alternen. of
10 tftins stutt took the FIRST game
with ii 500 count. bat the next two
WIRE no; even close Mandey's 377
ana W. idman's ISL wcr. the rtspcc.
ave h,@h marks ri the match.
Temple mAnaged a. win n pAir from
Government Printers with ~ ISIS
~. the Printers tax nS the final game
al The set with II s10 count. Mediocre.
ScHgs prevailed thrnug nnut with
&imon'~ 336 and Go,idard's 35l being
bet fn' thci3 respective teams
c"tn lis Lunch and Pryworth also
turned In lnM.srors match. the hat.
ter winning two games. Cntt.sr topped
the Sul,url,aniteS with 3su. while the
l.un"hn u : best set Was Henry New.
mans $40,
The Never Datisrurh Cafe match.
final of the week = schedule. resulted
IN thu former winning one game
Eaiiev was the hest for Meyer DAVIS
with>33s, while Wnlstenhome topped
the visitors with sTH.
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LEGION B0WLERS SET
COUNTY LOOP MARKS

Heavy counting by the American
Legion qu;nt was the feature Of the
bowling last week in the Prince
Georges County Duckpin Association
at Hyattsvilie The eN-service men
in taking Two games from the ArcadeS
in a section match. hung up new
season team game mark Of 62S and n
new all.fime team set record Tor the
Arcade drives at 1854 ST. Jerome :
formerly held both marks for this sea
son with GO for game and i.753 for
set
S. Ierone's team still is heading
the race IN section l. with America n
Legion second. and Mount Rainier
No. |. third. collegiates, last season's
champions. are fourth.
Dixie Pig is in the van in section y.
Mount Rainier. M. >. standin: sec
ond. is close behind. Gretta is third
and Service Laundry fourth.
In other section l encounter last
week. St. Jerome's took two from Post
Office. Stephens basged a pair from
collegiates and Mount Eainiers swept
their set with Chillums.
Cleau.iips were registered by Dixie
Pig over College Park and by S@rV
ice Laundry over Wood"utters in seq
tiun > Gretta won two from River.
dale Park and Aldrid=es Fears twice
topped Patriotic Order. Sons of Amer
ica. in other matches in this section.
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KNIGHTS. or coli MEt< LEAGUE.
Team sian iu.

Ovan,lo went on rampage last
week in the KNIGHTS of Columbus
League. rolling 5+s. az and ai2. Tor
a new hi.n set for The year. l.It2
Under this onslaught, ballra went
Gown for three games. TrIni'1ad reg.
iAtered second hiZh game Ind 20; of
the week. SO and .s4.. and inpk IVA"
-anes fran Genoa Sans Mar ~"
got into the l.a00 class. ana set down
Christopher for TIE odd game. Incl
den;aliy moving INTO second piac"
Salvador expected an easy evening.
hut ran into De. Soto y De%4 -, ~ y"
year and dropped tw0. falumH,sa h;'l
little difficulty with Pinta in TWO
games. but lost the Third by wide
margin.
In Dvando's big set. Dr. Sullivan,
captain and anchor. led the way, E".
ginning with IA game. he amas&cd
"A total of as. just ; pir< better III ~
the previous high set for he ta~na,
lie had strikes and 10 spares "a heln
his string.
There was keen rivalry for second
honers i4anNiai" ~ Sanie ..u il
emerged on top with i5S game ana $50
set In the me'ce tour Affyclent bowl
efs 'urned i'm sets ~ 33i.
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Like the Three Mosquitoes.

"All.~tar teams are interesting, V
wenr ON the Old Timer ''but they
Something's hack the old one ,tor.ail%sll.
for.one spirit ="
"I.ike the Three Mosquitoes" $us.
SeSted the hid
The Three Musketeers. yes" said
the Old Finer eniir<ly missing the
Kids play on the name. I'D like 20
see soiae OF these crack shots stack
up against the sort ~ team | could
pick. Yuu say that the man who hap
pens Ia h. hot when the match Is
roll-d Is the hes, he, 10 wins Well.
"ouid pick 81 auiut that would nuvn
up the alloys. and wouldn't use
Glern or NaSie either
w ho would N"u ticur~ on" a>hrd
the hid There's Howard Campbell.
Il wouldn't use either ~ thsm on
this team of mine said ,hT Old
Timer.
Then Wh" would you ptckr" a~Avd
thr kid interested.
w ell. there's Arthur Eyre ami R,!
Sl'ms ~ ~" began the oi Timer.
Il get YOU" NeNclsinei the Md
catching the I'D Timer drirt. "tHGr
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BANKERS I.I.tGiE..

Ht=h team Srt--Washjn-ton Loan No. ].
co.
80!
Hi-h i'ti,iIuai 9aue-Marx l5S
Htgo Individual set--SOu'isr. jal.
Greatest so1res-4lark. I'll
tt,c tte>t >'rlkps--Md LELAND. B..
hi-h average~-ilark. H.
With thn Bankers Lca que schedule
"6cut half over. iiibbs Is on top by
three games, due 10 win of six
stmes last week.
American security & Trust Co. b,
heating the strong Riggs B1rk team
three games, remains within srik NJ
distance NJ the leaGer
Eastman 4 Dillon. which took over
IN" franchise of HERMAN 4 Co. got
of I" good start ny taking two of
thee Samfs from Fcoeral-America n
Bert Sheehy. who VS. the mainstay
"f the National Bank Of WASHINGTON
cam. has cast his lot With the Wash
nct"n Loan & Trust 90. M. team.
which m1k II strong contender
for top h"nors.
ttHfk of iiihhS has again sucCceded
In Wrestling ior honors for Individual
aver" - from Sheehy. with Il rating
uf IL.
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Onbttt.t0N~' i.t,tGtE..
T.xs 20 nsIKas

ulgi, tam game--Mount Piessant 5AJ
H,Fh team si~-Aoaint fleasana 1913
Hgit iiidisidUai EaTsss~~ Los an iHi.
rish individual st--l"san ~.
Or ats, :, ,@e.--c t.i,. 3f1f %
HtTh sgetage~--p Elicit il4iT.
Golden Rule advanced from scc"nd
nosition 10 "A two-same lead ntrt
Mount pleasau, last week in The Odd
Fellows League.
when Golden RuIe and Mount
Pleasant met their Two aceh. fampbs II
fur Golden Rule nnd Logan fot Mount
Pleasant. we're expected 10 decide the
Issue. but both we're n tritie off coior
and II remained for Capt. Cotdcll Of
Golden Rule and Steel III Mount Pleas
ant 10 furnish the fireworks. S'eel
had The best total 3tG. with cordell
turning la Ne, ~ aga The entire
Golden Rule 1uttit rolled well la tBke
he odd game.
Inspired by iis viftory over Mount
Pleasant, Golden HuIe stepped ntii
aud scored a ~hiiewarh victory over
Eastern. While this was happeuine
'oinmbia "ar taking MI three from
Mount iaeashnI. thereby putting
Golden Euie ~ the tan and diupt!up
Mount I1shfant Ia set nud position a
game Bhesd ~ Amlly. Cones and
t.tieis greatly aided In Columbia =
NbiOFy,
F'ted EhIerr continued his eRcriteu,
boHiine tpr ioiunbih, but his team
mates a"ts tadiy ~ form snd u.,.
further handicapped by the ia. 81 !,
dummy scpfs, Covenant winning IA.
odd game, feidman was Covenant
best bet
Washington "on three from liiiaht.
S"jds 40. j. ana Covenant admins
tsi'd the saiiie dnsa IN Loyalty, AmltS
ana IGniIais Won the odd gaines fran
AiIihgtoh ana Canton. iestc.titet,.
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~ JWLEES Of Washington Gas
- Light Co. may not no noted
\ for Illuminating the drives Of
IL this city with their sparkling
efforts hut they always ar"
ready 10 try TO brighten any big-time
duckpin event hy their presence.
II will he recalled that tho Gas
Light co was represented in the
Atlantic Coast bowling Association
tnurna ment here in 1916. when stars
from the alleys NJ the East showed
their wares in tho Census Building
They always have patrOnized the an
nual events of the Washington City
Duckpin Association. too. In fact.
the Gas Light 20. bowi"rs overlook
no opportunity to get into high-class
c"mpe tition.
So now. naturally. they are eager
To demonstrate Just what they can do
against the little pins in the first
championships Of the National Duck
,,in bowling Congress TO he held a,
Baltimore. March /. To- 81.
Washington Gas Light 90. League
has informed Secretary George Ise-
mann Of the ". ID. r. 6. that it will
send two teams to the Maryia nd
metropolis for the championships and
that very likely ii also will have
r. representatives. in doubles and singles
competition. The 10 high average
men If the Gas Light 90. circuit will
be drafted for the TWO teams to take
the drives.
The league was a pioneer in Wash
inGton's bowling world. Before the
advent OF the duckpin here: Washing
ton Gas Light 90. officers and en-
ployes engaged in formal competition
al ienpins and some mighty good
scores we're developed. When the
little pin came along. the Gas Light
folk soon transferred their sharp
shooting To it and for years have
fostered a fourishing league.
Now Washington Gas Light Co.
has l2tnam circuit and rivalry Is
keen. With the - high average men
80 lie selected for tho squad Tn 60 Ia
tho y. -. r. &. championships
neral improvement in bowling all
tnrough the league is anticipated
The squad at the fournam"n, will be
in charge of tho leagues officers
Pgcsii NJ James r TAYLOR. Secretary
". X. Middleton and Treasurer l. :.
Hart
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Is in Campbell Sweepstakes Title Meet Du1s Gas Light Bo,e,S
DUCKPlN SPORT OUGHT
TO KEEP ONE IN SHAPE

Writing on the subject OF keep
ing At, DIR. James J. Walsh, who IL
one Of the Glen WOlstenhOlnies Of
the health experts In this country,
says: ut Is extremely important
that whatever exercise II taken
should include all the large trunk
muscles. There should he various
bending and STOPPING and twisting
exercises, not violent. hut caicu.
lated to cause the large muscles Of
the trunk. by contraction, to renew
the circulation and burn up vari.
Gus muscle products that are pres.
ent."
What Of IL: Well, pause. con
slider. mediate. did you ever read
n better description Of the duck.
Pin game from an exercise stand.
point?
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WAR DEPARTMENT iEAE,
lean ~tanG ~.

Hi- ! tc-.4f s..---4gs5lrte. nls.-t94s - J.
fft-n tenn = -tGp- -ttuaftrFtgastrt< 5J.. .
ht@h t.a,iithtnHi <atle-~iiu.t,,a tQitater-
a. east. t.i,
tag s..,4.t niuai s-t-~iiu-tcsl sQuAstcta,ss-
to- -. $50.
az. snIsS---Fiaiitcl tt.ugtlsetst -
Eie spatr<-~~F au.rf BIrtattst. lui
Ei%J sc .sac--- atliHv t3.si peticsi. ito
Fassi.t avc.inS Rafbe.tes vi tAe Ord
nance department received sethack
al the hands OF the Engincvss when
That team took all three games iasi
EEK in the Mar Department LeaH ue.
Quariertnas.erS cont .nue 10 he the
] tt- luIhla ut the y ason. After spiil.
IN. Nh" naples for al - records Ia date
@Ink before last. they came back la -
week Ia S"t the low records Tor the
season.
Faunre nf the Earhettes continues
/ tn show the "aN ~ III" rest of the
league with an az race oi Ilu. He
aiso leads IN spares,
kimlsi of the Engineers IL hish
~tgikr mar. while all other indi> dual
t"'nT'is are held by busted of the
fltiart"rnlakt"r Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
REALTORS l.tttN D.,
Tsss. AfnH,t..n

In the Realtors League last week
the leading i. Dallas GRADY took two
~ tire" games from the second place
Hedges Il Middleton team.
fafrltz took two games from Jar
r,li. shannon & i.tchs took three
from Distrlct Title Co. Shapiro took
three from Carr and Nar,imnn took
Two from Boss 4 Phelps. The Dong.
lass Warren match VAS postponed
Taylor Of shannon Il Luchs rolled
high game for the week at Ia. and
i.andvoist of Hedges Il Middleton
high set AT So,
High team game was rolled by
rafri,H al S53. and high team set by
Grady ut .593.