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Evening star., 1928-03-03
TO CONCLUDE
TALKS ON BUNYAN
Dr.. Samuel Judson Porter Will
Give Last of Addresses
Tomorrow.

At the First Baptist Church on
Thursday evenings DR.. Samuel Judson
Porter has been conducting series of
studies in Bunyan's" Pilgrims Progress. '
in celebration of the tercentcnary OF the
writer's birth. The sixth and last of
these addresses will be given tomorrow
morning on the general theme From
Beulah Land to the, Celestial City"
Another sermon on THE Ten Com
mandments In Modern Society" will be
given tomorrow night. The seventh
commandment, Thou Shalt Not Com
nit Adultery" will be the theme.
During the evenings of next week
DR.. Porter will preach at the First Bap-
tist Church of Hyattsville. Md. of which
DR.. B. p. Robertson is the pastor
The Anne jackson Clan will enter
tain at the Baptist Home Monday eve
ming at O'Clock.
The Scandinavians will give reccp-
ton at the church March IL. at 6
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
CALVARY BAPTIST
PASTOR RETURNS.
Or. Abernethy Will Occupy
His Pulpit at Both Serv-
ices Tomorrow.

DR.. w S.Abernethy, pastor of CAL
vary Baptist Church. has returned to
the city and will occupy the pulpit at
both services tomorrow. At II O'Clock
his subject will be Everything. Plus .
Communion service will be observed al
the close At 8 O'Clock he will begin
the series of firesidc sermons on home
and home problems. the topic being
Nobody Home"
The monthly dinner meeting of the
adult department will be Wednesday
evening at 6 o'clock. The classes will
hold their business sessions at Gas
o'clock. Reservations for the dinner
may be secured through Miss Weeks at
the church office.
meeting of the Young Peoples Society
tomorrow at Gas pm. The Inter-
mediate Christian Endcavor Society will
meet in the primary room at O'Clock,
and Herbert Pcndlct0n will lead. The
Genior Society will meet at GAS pm.
in the adult room.
The kinnear class will hold St.
Patrick's party in the Junior room of
the Sunday School House on Tuesday
evening at 8 O'Clock. Mr.. Garland Ste
vcnson is in charge Of arrangements.
The teachers training class. which is
taught by Homer J. Councillor. will meet
at Z O'Clock in the Junior room of the
Sunday School House Thursday eve
ming. This course is for both proSpec-
tive and regular teachers.
The BriStow Circle of the Missionary
Society will meet Wednesday at :
o'clock at the home of Mrs George IL.
Price Apartment 20, l405 Girard street.
Services for the deaf are held each
Sunday evening at o'clock in the
Sunday School House Rev A. d.
Bryant is in charge. The Chinese de-
partment meets at 5 o'clock pm. under
the direction of J. Barrett Carter.
superintendent.
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MARKED INCREASE
REPORTED BY SECT
Church of Christ. Scientist.
Made Large Gains in 20
Years. Survey Shows.

The Church Of Christ. Scientist, III
the United States greatly increased in
membership and church property dur
ing the 20 years from 1906 to 1926. ac-
cording to census reports announced
by the Department of Commerce.
In 1906 census reports showed 635
churches with S5.7l7 members. while
the reports for 1926 showed 1913
churches and 3o2o9S members The
report states that the 1906 membership
figure. however, includes a considerable
amount of duplication by reason OF the
fact that many persons were reported
both as members O. some local Chris
tian Science Church and as members
Of the mother church III Boston. This
duplication has been estimated at about
10000 The 1925 figures. however, do
not include any duplication of this
kind
The total expenditures for 1926, as
reported by 1859 churches. amounted
10 Sl4,2o2ll6. including Sll.S09.73S for
current expenses and improvements.
Sc,Sl2SSa for banevolenceS, denomina-
tional support. etc. and S79.829 not
classified. These figures include the
expenditures of the mother church
ttlle First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
IL BoStonl, a part of which are SINH
Ia, in nature TO the expenditures made
By the central organization Of other
denominations. as distinct from the eX-
pen6ltureS OF the individual churches.
The figures for henevo!enceS and de-
nominational support, in particular. in
clude some duplication resulting from
the fact that certain contributions
made by the local churches to the
mother church for these purposes are
again counted in the expenditures Of
the mother church.
The value Of church property (church
edificeS. furniture. etc.. as reported by
l.lS5 churches for 1926, was S694l6.-
T44. which may be compared with s8.-
s06.44i reported by 40l churches IN
1906.
OF the 1913 churches reporting in
1926 there were 1904 located in urban
territory incorporated places OF $500
inhabitants or mcre) and 400 were in
rural areas. OF the total membership
1857 we're IN the urban churches.
S,424 IN the rural churches and 62,0l7
were members Of the mother church
tthe First Church. of Christ Scientist,
in Boston,. not affiliated with any local
church or society and not distributed
geographically. The total expenditures
Of I,467 urban churches were $l3.662-
643, and Of 392 rural churches, $780,
473 The value of church property re-
ported by ee5 urban churches was
S68, l42 2e2 ard that reported by 200
rural churches was Sl,274,452
Sunday schools were reported by
1855 churches of this denomination in
1926, with 27.439 officers and .teacherS
and l4o.566 scholars. The number of
officers and teachers in the Sunday
schools as reported for 1906 was 3,l55
and the number of scholars 16.il6.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
SERVICES AT EPWORTH.
Pastor to Preach in Morning. Visi.
tor in Evening.

Rev. J, H. Balttis, superintendent.
Washington district. Methodist Epis-
copal Church South will preach in
Epgorth NJ. e. Church South, Thir-
teenth street and North Carolina ave-
nue. northeast. tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock. Rev. Dr.. John Paul Tyler
pastor. will deliver the address at the
communion service at IL o'clock to-
morrow morning
The monthly meeting of the Sunday
School Council Will be held at O'Clock
Tuesday evening. The Hummer me-
mortal class Of the Sunday school vii,
hold business meeting and social at
8 O'Clock Tuesday evening. The enter
t2inment feature will be under the
leadership Of Mrs. j. P. Kern, captain
OF the group. which will be the host
OF the evening.
A business meeting of the board Of
stewards Of the church will be held al
Q O'Clock Wednesday evening. AT a
meeting Of the Ninety and Nine
Brotherhood of the church last We'd
resday evening. W E. Monroe gas
elected vice president and Norman
De EeaIe secretary.
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"SHARED LIFE" TOPIC.
Pastor Outlines Program for Foun
dry Church Tomorrow.

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor
Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme. THE Shared Life" and admin
ister the sacrament of the Lords sup
per. At the evening service his theme
will be 1.-The Cross-A Stumbling
Block"
The annual banquet Of the church
school board will be held in the socia
hall Tuesday evening
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Theosophists' Lecture.

Masters Of the Wisdom" will be the
subject of free public lecture to be
given next Thursday at 8:l5 pm. at
the United Lodge of Thcosophsts. 7O3
Hill Building, Seventeenth and streets
Every Sunday the regular study class Is
conducted at BIS pm, to which the
public is invited
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1.-THE FLAWLESS CHRIST"
Rev. ]. S. Montgomery Chooses
Tonic for Sermon.

DR.. James Shera Montgomery will de-
liver sermon-lecture at the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Church tomorrow evening
on the subject The Penalty of Leader
ship" This discourse will have an ap-
plication to some present-day observa-
tons.
At the morning service he will deliver
a sermon on The Flawless Christ"
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ST. THOMAS SERVICE.

D, C. Ernest Smith, rector Of FL.
Thomas Church. viii deliver the sec
onG " his sermons on Christ, the
Worlds Problem" tomorrow morning.
His subject VIII be Christ IN the
Ec:3pturcS"
iteY r. Bland Tucker. rector of st.
johns Church. Georgetown. will ce-
liver The address a. the pm. service
"Wednesday.
Or Smith last Summer made ii trip
" South Eiaeflca visiting Brazil, Uru-
quay and Argentina lie will give a
lecture On these countries which viii
be ILLUSTRATED by many colored slides
next Tuesday night III 1T. Thomas
Hal
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BISHOP TO OFFICIATE.
Will Administer Confirmation a.
ST. Johns. GEORGETOWN.

Right Rev. James E. Freeman. Bishop
Of Washington. will administer the rite
Of confirmation, and preach at ST
Johns Church, Georgetown. at the II
o'clock service tomorrow morning. There
will be an administration of the holy
communion,
DR.. w e. Rollins. professor at the
Virginia Theological Seminary. will de-
liver the third of his course Of Lenten
addresses on The Four Gospels" next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. These
are being held at St. Johns Church. but
under the joint auspices OF Christ and
St. Johns Churches, Georgetown. The
subject next Wednesday will be The
Gospel According to ST. Matthew"
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Services at ST. Paul A. M Z. Church
Eighth street between ID and Z streets
southwest. tomorrow, will be as follows
At II am. the pastor. Rev j. A.
Danes. will preach on The Word OF
Mercy This will be the second OF
the series Of sermons on the Seven
Last Words from the Cross"
Al night there Will be special pres
entation in the form of an illustrated
lecture, entitled The Maryels and
Meaning Of Life"
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PROGRAM OF SERVICES.

Herbert W Kline. superintendent
Potomac District Assemblies Of God. will
conduct services al Bible hall, Ninth
snc z streets, tomorrow at II a m. and
pm.
Sunday school will convene at s:45
and the Yourg Peoples Society. the
Chrlst'g ambassadors" viii meet at Z
pm. 70 conduct an open-air service.
a delegation from Bible hall will at
tend the quarterly conference Of thc
Assemblies u God % be held at thc
FIJI! Gospel Church in Baltimore. Rev
Ernest Williams Of the Highway Pente-
costaI Tabernacle viii address the con-
ference each night of the session. which
Will bc he'd next Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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Prayer Services Scheduled.

Rev Wright r. Harris is conducting
prayer services Sunday afternoon al Z
o'clock and nightly al l4l6 Seventeenth
street
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French Wears Sermon Texts.

The vicar Of the French congrega-
ton, st. Johns Church, La Fayette
square, DR.. Florian J. c. Vurpillot. will
preach tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
on Les Tentations de Jesus" and at
the Friday service, at 445. on
Il Aumone.' both sermons being por-
tions of two Lcntcn series. to which the
public is invited.
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1.-THE MAGNET" IS TOPIC
FOR DR.. u. G. B. PIERCE
Pastor of All Souls Church Uni
tartan Will Preach Tomor-
morrow Morning.

A highly poetical saying which has
been attributed to Jesus Of Nazareth
and which was found on a piece of
Egyptian papyrus will form the basis
of the sermon on "The Magnet" by DR.
Ulysses G. b. Pierce. minister of All
Souls Church (Unitarian). Sixteenth
and Harvard streets. tomorrow at the
IL o'clock service.
The Spring series OF quiet periods
will be inaugurated at pm.
The speaker at the book chat at
$50 pm. will DR.. Frank Morse of
George Washington University. At 7:30
pm. the seventh series of motion pic
ture hours will be started in Pierce
Hall. The feature film to be shown Is
"Einstein's Relatively" There will be
a special showing of this film at $3.50
o'clock
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SENATOR A. w. BARKLEY
TO TEACH BIBLE CLASS
Will Conduct Lesson of Adult
Group at Fifth Baptist Church
Tomorrow Morning.

Senator Alben w Barkley of Kentucky
will teach the Darlington-Be Bible
class for adults tomorrow morning at
Fifth Baptist Church.
DR.. John f., Briggs will preach on
Has the Day of RsvivalS Passed." to-
morrow morning. At night the subject
will be What Is Home Without a
Mother? (Which is the seventh in the
series of Sunday evening sermons on
fireside and family religion
Revival meeting with The Neighbor
Evangelistic Party" begin March l8
and continue until Easter. March II is
reduction of building debt day.
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. NhN We WtEf"Fit ~ 11ht sFttHfH
ri u 1- II tttheiA UtGtltilA, htuHild4 a. Niitite
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Rev. II. A. Kent to Preach.

Rev. Homer A. Kent. pastor Of the
First Brethren Church, Twelfth and E
streets southeast. will preach tomorrow
morning upon the subject The Temp
tation Of Jesus" At 7:45 pm. the
sermon will be- The Danger OF Delay"
Sunday School meets at $50 am, and
G. E. at Gas pm.
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Georgia Tech Head
Prescribes Castor
Oil for Influenza

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 15.-Whereiu
the flu is concerned, there's but one
thing to do with football players
give them castor oil and all the &C.
cessories.
That's what Bill Alexander. Geor.
gia Tech coach, did to his squad
when Warner Mizell, his sensational
back. went down with a slight attack
of flu late in November.
Alexander lined up his football
squad. in army fashion, and gave
each man a big spoonful of castor
oil and other necessities to combat
the flu.
There's no use to take any
chances" he said.
The same preventive plan, appar-
emily. was not pursued at Georgia
where Coach Harry Mehre and seven
members Of the squad went out with
the flu just few days before the
annual game between Tech and
Georgia.
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Manager Higgins to
< Always Get His Man

New York, Dec. 15.-(AP)-Mil-
Ter Higgins, the Yankees bantam
weight manager, never fails to get
his man, they say. Nevertheless it
is far from q certainty that he will
land his man this time.
Higgins, desperately in need of a
third baseman, is reaching for Ossie
Bluege, of the Senators. But all he
has done thus far is to reach. Willy
Walter johnson and Clark Griffith.
Walters boss, declare that Ussie
cannot be had.
Hug" still is playing for him
Though, and, by offering his team
of third basemen and his spare OUT
field, may yet succeed.
Having to use three third base
,imen-Dugan, Robertson and Ga
Hzella-in one series as the Yankees
frequently did last summer was
enough to convince the Yankee
strategists that it was their move
to get q man who can get out there
OH the hot corner and stay there.
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Oregon Dog Trained
to Shag Golf Balls

Corvallis, Ore, Dec. 15.-(AP)-
A dog trained to retrieve golf balls
unchanged lightens one Of the man.
fold sorrows to which the golfing
fraternity ID heir at the Corvallis
country club.
" Lady Lou, owned by w. A.
Shuey, grounds keeper, is the intelli-
gent creature responsible for de-
creasing the. mortality among golf
balls almost to the zero point.
4 If used during a game Lady Lou
will point" q ball quietly, but will
never touch it, exercising care, too,
never to intrude herself in the path
of play
After play is completed for the
day she makes the rounds Of the
holes with Shuey, darts back and
forth through the rough boundary
land and gathers in the stray balls.
She never carries them directly
in her. teeth, but always inside her
mouth SO that they will not be DAM
aged.
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Additional Sports
billy LIGHT IS
VICTOR BY KAYQ
Spud Murphy Takes Every
Round in Go With Water
loo Battler

st. Paul, Dec. 15.-(F-Billy
Light, st. Paul welterweight. won
a shade over Bobby Tracey, Buffalo.
in 10 rounds here last night. Light
forced the veteran most Of the way
with two listed attack to the head
Tracey used all his boxing skill
to offset the constant battering at
tack which won for Light. The east
erner flashed a furious offensive sew
eral times when Light stung him
with head blows.
My Sullivan. St. Paul, scored a
knockout in one minute and AZ Sec
onds over Archie Amons. Marshall
town, Iowa. Sullivan connected ef-
fectively with short smashes at the
start and Amons had to be carried to
his corner after the knockout. Sui
livan weighed 154 pounds; Amons
LAG.
Spud Murphy. Moorhead, light
weight. took every one of the six
rounds he fought with Ernie North,
Waterloo. Iowa. North was in bad
way after the first two rounds but
Murphy was unable to put him
J away. Murphy weighed 1872, North
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Third Major Chance
Awarded Jimmy linn

Kansas City. Dec. 15.-(R-Santa
Claus, making an early descent at
Jimmy Zinn's fireplace, gave the
Kansas City pitcher third chance
in the majors. He will report to
the Cleveland Indians of the Amer
lean league next spring.
linn went to the Philadelphia
Athletics in 1915, and was sent to
the Wichita Falls club of the Texas
league that fall. Pittsburgh Of the
National league bought him in
August. 1920, and kept him until
June, 1922. when he came down to
the American association.
For seven seasons linn has been
! consistent hurler for Kansas City.
Last season he won % and lost IL
games for q .639 average IN the
American association, ranking sec
ond. In 1927 he won the same num-
har and led the league in the lowest
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schools have been closed because Of
the epidemic. DR.. Chesley said that
under existing conditions closing Of
schools is not advocated by health
authorities. DR.. Hugh S. Cummings.
head of the United States public
health service. announced earlier
this week that closing Of schools was
not considered of any particular
value in checking the epidemic.
Speaking of the Minnesota stu
alton, DIR. Chesley said: THUS far
influenza here is of the mild type
compared with previous epidemics.
Reports made to Twin City health
officers and to the state board of
health by local health officers
throughout Minnesota indicated that
this epidemic is less widespread
and less severe than previous cpl
DENIES"
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Manchester College
Drops Grid Captains

St. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 15.-(AP)-
Following steps being taken by other
Schools. Manchester college football
team will be without a formally
elected football captain next year.
The head coach will appoint leader
before each game. This was decided
tonight at the annual grid banquet.
Fifteen football men received Ms
including Retiring Captain John Ball
OF Crookston and Pat Guy of Cakes,
North Dakota.
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Gospel Meetings to
Continue for Week

The nightly Gospel meetings being
conducted in the new Gospel Taber-
nacle at 18th street and Rosser ave-
nue. by Pastor Marvin c. Miller and
Evangelist c. C.. Beatty Of Duluth
Mimi. are to be continued for an
other week.
Special music is being made a fea-
ture Of the program. Rev. Miller d.
reefs the orchestra which furnishes
the music and leads the congrega-
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Watzl and Ball Go
10 Rounds to Draw

Williston. N. D., Dec. 15.-(N-
Dick. Watzl of st. Paul and Howard
Ball of Pocatello, Idaho. drew in 10
rounds last night. Bobby Laurent,
Minot, and Swede Hogrick, Tioga,
drew in eight. Little Chief Davis Of
Poplar, Mont, technically knocked
out Bud Aultman of Beach in the
fourth.
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TUNNEY LEADS
KINGS PRAYER
Presents British Marines With
Gun, the Gift Of American
Marines

Portsmouth. Eng, Dec. 16.-(AP)
Gene Tunney today led the marine
corps here in a silent prayer for the
recovery Of King George.
The incident, touching and dra-
matte, came while the retired cham.
pion was presenting to the British
marines cup 3iven a. . gift by
American marines. At the end Of
his address Tunney said quietly to
the assembled officers and men who
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North DakOta-ChicagO
Cage Clash Informal

Chicago, Dec. Is. - ZAP y The
North Dakota basketball team may
scrimmage with the University of
Chicago squad today but there will
be no regular game nor any audi
snce. The Dakotans, however, will
be paid their guarantee, Director A.
a. Stage said last night. The
North Dakota team was to open
with the Maroons tonight in their
first game of 5000 mile trip but
university authorities Banned public
gatherings SO as to minimize the
danger Of influenza.
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earned run average per game. jim
my also is valuable pinch hitter.
linn almost made the grade in the
closing weeks of the last season
The New York Yankees. while about
to skid from their topmost perch
were on the lookout for a good hurl.
er. linn and Fred Heimach Of St.
Paul were leading possibilities. The
day scout watched linn the big
Highlander was pounded from the
mound and the Yanks took Heimach
It is understood Cleveland paid
about $4,000 in cash and players
for linn.
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THEY SIMPLY CAN'T LOSE =
The high school football team at
Tuscaloosa, Ala, hasn't lost a game
since the start If the 1925 season
and have beer tied but once in this
four-year period.
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OPEN SCHOOLS
ADY0CATEDBY
HEALTH GROUP
Minnesota Officials Will Not
Advise Closing Because of
Epidemic

St. Paul. Dec. 15.-@-S Schools
were advised against closing because
of the current influenza epidemic by
the state board of health in a state
mert issued today by DR.. A. J. Ches-
ley. secretary and executive officer.
Pointing out that in some states.
universities. and publican and private
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POSITIONS ARE REVERSED
A few years back George Nc
Bride was manager and Stanley
Harris a player at Washington.
Now, at Detroit, Harris is the boss
and Mcbride is his assistant.
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BEERY'S MISTAKE

Los Angeles-Noah Berry, screen
villain, thinks ones partner should
not be permitted to make mistake.
And so hi intends to do all IN bic
power to prevent his wife, his part
ner for Is years. who doesn't
realize what mistake she Is max
ing" from getting a divorce.
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tional singing and Evangelist Beatty
does the preaching.
Rev. Beatty lie the district eva1-
gelist for the Full Gospel movement
in this district, which coniprifes
North and South Dakota, Montana,
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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FIRST IN EIGHT YEARS
When the Texas University was
awarded the southwestern football
championship this year, it was their
first title in eight years.
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FIRST SOUTHERN OPPONENT
When Mississippi invades Pur-
dues home field for football game
nc:.t all it will be the first time in
history that Purdue has played q
southern team at Lafayette.
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were drawn up in a square in the
marine barra.kr:
II now have the privilege Of ask.
Ing that you join me in bowling
heads in silent prayer for the recov.
cry of King George
Tunney then bowed his head as
did the 0ffic. 70 and men and fol
several minutts the marine square
was hushed In silence.
In his speech making the presen.
tatioE Of the ,, Tunney empha.
sised the friandliness existing be.
tween American and British ma.
rines.
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BEST IN SALLY LEAGUE
Outfieldcr Whitley Felber, with
Knoxville. and Pitcher Bill Harris,
with Asheville, were considered by
most experts as the outstanding
players in the Sally League during
1928.
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AND HE'S STILL GOOD
Joe Martina, who has been playing
in the Southern and Texas leagues
for % seasons, was sold recently by
New Orleans to Dallas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-15

The 1872 or 1871 balkline is the
most popular form of billiards
played in France.
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BISON BEAT VIKINGS
Valley City, Dec. 15.-R-Fargo
Bisons defeated Valley City Vik-
ings at basketball, 40 to SO. in two
overtime periods.
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There are II vublic golf putting
courses in London. England.