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Evening star., 1928-05-20
MRS. FRANK LOWDEN,

between East Seventieth street and
Madison and Fifth avenues Fashion
and exclusivenesS part when Fifth ave-
nue. approaches the nineties. and indeed
the eighties are looked on obviously. So
the swing is toward East River and the
social prophets already see the neigh
borhood of Carl Schulz Park being in
vaded by the modish as was Sutton
place and the Turtle Bay section. There
are splendid old homes down that way
which could be as easily made over as
those in Sutton place. which Miss Anne
P. Morgan and Mrs. William K Wander
bilt, sr. have re-established with re-
markable success Washington likewise
has better old homes In many of the
streets now deemed of the social track,
Many could be taken over in the same
way as in Sutton place and no doubt
will, when the question is well pondered.
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Abraham Bradley, a giant figure in
the early affairs of the National Capital.
was Assistant Postmaster General in
1908, when he purchased the extensive
farm. more than 400 acres, which is
now the suburb of Chevy Chase. the
outer edge at Bradley and River road
is now the new home Of the Capital
Horse Show DR.. PhineaS Bradley,
brother Of the Assistant Postmaster
General and employed in the postal
service about the same period. became
the owner Of Clover Hill in the north
east section, part of which Is now COW
cred by Glenwood Cemetery. Mr.. Brad
lev removed from his native city. Phila-
delphia, with the Federal Government
in 1900 and became an enthusiastic
citizen Of the new city and an extern
sive property owner. He wrote a series
Of letters containing the earliest i'm
pressions which the Federal City made
upon the new officials accustomed to
the ease and luxury of life in Phila-
delphia. In the absence OF President
John Adams Postmaster General Joseph
Habersham. who was in his home In
Evening star., 1928-05-20
GET FIVE YEARS EACH
ON CRIMINAL CHARGE
Two Colored Men Convicted of At
tempted Assault on Girl-Other
Offenders Sentenced.

John Whitby and BENJAMIN J.
Thomas. both colored, who attempted
criminal assault on a i5-year-old coll
ored girl March Q, were sentenced yes
terday by Justice Siddons in Criminal
Division to serve five years each in
the penitentiary.
Henry Chappell 23 was given a term
Of three years in the penitentiary for
an assault with a dangerous weapon
He quarreled with girl March Is and
began firing his pistol striking two
innocent byStanders. He claimed he
had been drinking, and the court in
passing sentence commented that
whisky, a pistol and q quarrel with a
woman are things TO be avoided
James A. Hughes and Christian w
Franks. who pleaded guilty to joy-rid-
Is months each.
months each.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Georgia. Mr. Bradley superintendent the
packing and moving of all that per-
tanned TO the department and he hired
the first Post ONCE Department in
Washington. the three-Story brick resi-
dence of Or. John Croker at the cor
ner of Ninth and streets northwest.
His letters we're addressed to his chief,
Mr.. Habersham. and while he bitterly
criticized the scarcity OF houses and
the high rental asked by the owners and
the lack Of a food supply. at no one
time did he regret the removal OF the
Capital from Philadelphia and he con-
stantly describes the beautiful situa-
ton of the new city. its vast potential
tiles and the climate which he found in
the opening Autumn extremely agree
able"
MIR. Charles Carroll Glover has def
nitely resigned himself TO the changes
which time brings and has offered his
home Ia Farragut square Tor sale. He
will make an alithe-year- home at
Westoyer. his beautiful country seat In
Montgomery County In that lofty
wooded section about Ridge road His
close neighbor is Senator Key Pittman
and on a part of the Westover acreage
the young Charles Glovers have estab-
lished their home. There Is a charm
ing plot of about five acres, we'll wooded
and IN rolling ground near Ridge Hail,
the Pittman place. which Is parsistently
assigned to Senator and Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry when they have the time
to plan and develop such home. Mr..
Glover remained In his city residence
to the last possible minute, but the
remodeling of the old Washington Me-
Lean mansion when sold by the Draper
heirs proved the last straw. His de-
parture means the passing Of the last
famous hosts in this section. The Me-
Lean house. built by Gov Shepherd, was
the scene Of Admiral Dewey's romance
|, During. the Draper regime. the marriage
of Miss Margaret Draper to Prince
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Marriage Licenses.
'heodore R. wirgins and Lottie Beane

Theodore r. Virgins and Lottie Beane.
David y. Beach and Addie +. Dice.
Ralph J. Hart of Tsirmont ". Va. and
Routh M"Combs of Martinsburg.
John r. Pyle. ir. and Mary A. Kirby.
both of Baltimore.
Clarence c. steelmsn and Ina Bell Robin.
son.
Samuel W. Hauser and Gertrude steger.
both of Richmond.
Percy r Ellis and Nettie Winston.
Frank V. Stsch and Evelyn Fiebert. both
Of Baltimore.
John X Bonow.k and Emily ". Paagonia.
both of phiiadeiphia
Russell Palmer and Willie r. Hill.
konrad JSniSh and Thereae Heunoche.
both pf Baltimore.
Roland Iampkin and Lillian Haynes
both .of Providence Forge. Va.
James III Belts and Fannie l.. Albright.
hafh of Lithmopd.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
BIBLE INSTITUTE FINALS
WILL BE HELD TUESDAY
Annual Commencement Exercises
Scheduled at Fourth Pres
byterian Church.

The annual commencement of the
Seminary and Collegiate Bible Institute
of Washington will be held Tuesday al
8 pm. at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Thirteenth and Fairmont
streets. DR.. James H. Miers acting
dean of the seminary. will preside and
deliver the commencement address
Certificates will be awarded and de-
grees conferred by DR.. Maurice Z. Mil
Ter. chairman of the board of trustees.
DR.. A. r. Kuldell. founder and president
emeritus, will make the announcements
The graduates are:
Evening Bible Institute-Oryis J.
Stevenson, licentiate in theology. Bible
Evening star., 1928-05-20
BUST TO BE UNVEILED.
J. E. Milholland Will Be Honored
at Howard u. Today.

A bronze bust OF John E. Milholland.
one OF the founders of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People. will be unveiled in the
chapel of Howard University at 4 pm.
today Similar busts have been placed
in the Normal Training School for
Teachers. Cheyney, Pa. ir the head
quarters of the association, New York,
and at Fisk University Nashville.
The Howard University bust was pre-
sented by students of Howard Univer-
sity and the Washington public. The
Mems Glee Club of the university will
sing.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Andreas Boncompagni-Ludov was a
signal social event and there were many
others. The corner house Of this ceie-
brated trio on K street between Seven
teenth and Connecticut avenue was
once the home Of Edward Morrell and
his wife. who was Elizabeth Drexel OF
Philadelphia. and was later the home
of Vice President and Mrs. Charles w
Fairbanks
Evening star., 1928-05-20
BEAUTY GETS DIVORCE.
Former Miss Chicago Lost Title

CHICAGO, May 19 lP).-Mrs. Estelle
Kosloff McBath. who won the title Miss
Chicago in 1927 only TO lose the honor
two days afterward when it was learned
she was married, has been granted q
divorce from Earl McBath, a jeweler.
She charged her husband was jealous
Of the attentions she received a. n
result of the beauty contest.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Institute-Lee r. Wilson. licentiate in
theology. Seminary-Hans Paul Caem-
r.erer, Ida Delilah Huss and Charles
Calvin Miller bachelor of divinity. Post
graduate-Charles Harold Douglas and
Earle Gerhardt Lier, doctor of theology
Evening star., 1928-02-17
CAVALIER ATHLETES
TO HAVE BUSY DAY

UNIVERSITY. Va. February IL
F:Ee Virginia teams in as many different
sports will be in competition tomorrow
in five different places.
The varsity basket ball boxing. track.
wrestling and swimming teams will all
be in action
Basket ball will be played at home
against South Carolina but the chief In
tereSt OF the day is centered in the
visit OF the boxing team TO Annapolis,
where the Navy will be opposed for the
first time since the ring sport was rec
ognized here
Coach Lannigan's basket ball ouint
viii be playing its fourth game OF the
week tomorrow night against the Game
cocks. Maryland was defeated Monday
night. Sewanee was dovned last night,
and Duke is on the program tonight.
During January the Virginia basketeers
defeated the South Carolinians two
games in Columbia.
A squad Of track men are leaving in
the morning for Richmond to take part
IN the indoor games there tomorrow
night. relay race with Washington
and Lee is to be feature of the con-
test
Virginia's wresterswh sal. out for
Blacksburg. where they WIN 70 TO the
mats tomorrow night With Virginia
Tech The grapplers have had a poor
season SO far. but they have been train
ing hard for this competition with
Y. P. I.
The swimming team has a meet in
Durham with Duke tomorrow. The re-
lay team has been showing up especially
well in trials in the pool here.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL
IN ALEXANDRIA GAME

ALEXANDRIA, Va. February IT
Alexandria High School team will meet
one Of the strongest teams now In the
fight for the Glass A basket ball
championship OF the Virginia public
high schools tonight in Woodrow Will
son High OF Portsmouth Play will be
In the Armory Hall, starting at $50
O'Clock.
The game will have no bearing on
A.cSa..drias chances for the State title.
as Alexandria is rated among the Glass
q schools The rating Of each school
Is asceriained by the number OF pupils.
Staunten Military Academy will be
here for two basket ball games tomor-
row Episcopal High School will be
played In the Episcopal gymnasium at
3 30 pm. and a. $50 pm. the Cadets
will meet ST. Mary's Celtics In Armory
Hail.
James Bradley has been elected
manager Of the Roses local basket
hall team. He succeeds Billy Padgett.
who now plays with Columbia Engine
Company.
st. Mary's Seniors and the Columbia
Engine Company VIII meet In the Ar
mory Han tomorrow night al 730
O'Clock
George Mason High School Is at Leon
ardOwn, Nd. today for game with
leonard Hall School.
Washington High School OF
Ea!lGton. Va. will play Manassas High
6ctDoI at Manassas, Va, tonight.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
OLYMPIC BOBSLEICH RACE
CAPTURED BY AMERICANS
Yankees Finish One Two, But Are Outclassed in Ski
Competiton-Canada Reaches Hockey Final
With Switzerland.

Canada beat Sweden. IL to 0, in the
semi-finals Of the Olympia hockey
championships.
In the other semi-final Switzerland
defeated England, 4 to 0.
Sweden was unable to make any i'm
preston on the Canadians offensive
during the game. The losers put up
stubborn defense. however. The team
work of the Canadians was regarded
as the best ever seen in Europe.
Dave Trottier, left wing, was the star
of the Canadian team, scoring five of
the goals.
Canada scored four goals in the first
period. four in the second and three
in the final
Norway placed five men out of the
first six in the 12-mi.e ski race on the
basis Of unofficial timing.
Johann Grottensbraaten, the veteran
Norwegian skier. finished first. The
only other nation to finish among the
first six was Finland. Veil Saarinen fin
ishing fourth. Anders Haugen of the
United States finished far behind the
leaders. while Rolf Monsen OF the
United States made a plucky race. but
an injured knee proved too great a
handicap
Evening star., 1928-02-17
OLYMPIC ASPlRANTS
IN COAST CARNIVAL



LOS ANGELES, February IL
Nearly score Of prospective Olympic
games candidates will appear here to-
morrow in the annual A. A. U. relay
carnival. drawing the cream Of South
ern Caiifornias track and field per-
formers.
Heading the list are two whose
places on the 1923 Olympic team are
disputed by none Charlie Paddock.
long the kingpin Of the sprinters. will
compete under the colors of the Los
Angeles Athletic Club. Whether the
youthful University Of Southern Cali
forrta flyer. Charlie Borah. will run
against Paddock. other than in the re-
lay is doubtful but If they do a torrid
battle is in prospect.
A pole-vaulting quintet that seems
determined 70 go across TO Amsterdam
intact, will try for new attitudes. Lee
Barnes and Jack Williams. Southern
California yaulters. who rank as the
best Of the present day performers. will
60 UP against a former collegian and
two high school lads ~i1o forced them
many times in the past.
Glenn Graham tied Barnes in the
1924 Oiympics while Ralph and Harry
Smith. San Diego youths, consistently
soar over I3 feet.
Evening star., 1928-02-17

forwards: Adams. center. and Heagy
and Dean. guards.
All the local teams slated for basket
ball games tomorrow night are apt to
encounter stubborn opposition. Coun-
cilor and Werber. former court stars OF
Tech High of this city. are members of
the sturdy Duke University team. which
will invade the Arcadia to meet George
town. Guilford is thought strong
enough to make the going interesting
for the Colonials. and University OF
Baltimore has team expected to fur
niSh Gallaudet deal of opposition.
Virginia Military Institute will bring
good boxing team here to engage
Catholic University. The Cardinal
glovemen have been training diligently
for the bouts. and hope to provide the
Cadets a real battle
ST. Bonaventure's College team gained
eli early lead in its game with American
University here last night and we're out
in front all the way to win, 35 10 25
The MethoGistS presented lineup
weakened by the loss OF Leon SchloSs
and Bruce koSSlor, regulars. who have
retired from the team. 1t was the Sec
ond win III as many nights over local
teams for ST. Bonaventure'> the New
Workers having dowred George Wash
ington Wednesday.
Riley. McNally. Cronin and Kennedy
al had big hand i'll the high-powered
attack Of the visitors. who at the half.
had gained 22-to-I3 edge Work of
Jim and Woodson Bjrthright and Lou
Caples' floor play stood out for the
MethodistS.
The senra Cf IaSf .,ioht.e r-or,n.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
GUN CLUB TO HOLD
BIG HOLIDAY SHOOT

Washington Gun Club is planning an
Interesting holiday shoot. February %,
starting at o'clock. on the clubs range
at Benning.
There will be singles and doubles
competitions. four Of the former at Is
targets each. and two OF the latter, one
at 10 pairs and the other at IS.
A high. spot will be special team
race on l50-yard targets. 100 from 10
yards and IS pairs Of doubles This
event will be open TO all amateurs. re-
gardless Of club Affiliations. Trophies
win be- awarded the first and seventh
teams There win be no entrance fec
for this feature.
There will be eight prizes awarded
on the 100 singles targets. going TO high
guns. divided In four classes. Three
prizes viii be at stake In doubles under
the Lewis class system.
Classification Of shooters will be
made by the clubs handicap commit
tee along the same general lines as used
In the Baltimore Washington -Gettys-
burg team races
Luncheon win be served by women Of
ST. Adams Church.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
CASEYS TO PLAY MARINES
In CITY LOOP TOMORROW

With the Ticer brothers starring, Ma
tivity basketers scored over True Blues
80 to %.
Garland scored II points for Mclean
Va, A. c.. when that quint drubbed
Petworth MethodiSts. IS to 10. Buchan-
an counted points over the losers.
Atlas A. c. eked out a 41-40 win over
Fort Myer Juniors in an extra period
battle. Cole and Malone were the WIN
ners' heaviest scorers.
A three -cornered tie for first place in
the Baptist Young Peoples Union
League prevails today as the result of
East Washington's surprise win over
Kendalls. "a to %. last night Games
scheduled for next Wednesday have
been postponed because of the holiday.
Old Dominion Boat Club tossers
trimmed Woltz Photographers "a to "a
at Alexandria last night. Heberlig was
the winners leader on attack with Stew
art topping the losers offensive.
Nativity Seniors and Walter Reed will
clash in a court game in the latter
gym tonight at O'Clock Manager Bell
at Atlantic 1926 is seeking more action
for Nativties.
Calvary Eagles. who have a gym for
tomorrow night want to book l20-
pound opponent. st. Martins team Is
especially sought. Call Adams 1868.
With Richardson doing the most o!
their basket-sniping. Calvary Reds rout-
ed American University Freshmen. 20
to 6. Martin scored all but one Of the
losers points.
Dupont tossers downed Mount Rain
iers. "a to 23 Nacca for the victors
and Smith for the vanquished were
leaders on attack.
Mcfarland Junior High gym will be
the scene OF a tilt tonight between
French A. c. and Central Reds. start
ing at o'clock. The French duint
has won 10 Of 81 starts this season.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
WOMEN IN SPORT

Mary Jane Cheney, forward; Ruth
Porter. center. Mildred Harris, side
center, and Caroline Jansen. guard
Miss Jansen replaces Marjorie Myer,
wtgJ served a. reserve guard until an
injury " her Knee forced her from
tils field.
HoIt0n Arms seztst which viii start
against Rational Park tomoff0W con-
kiAts " Marion Wells aud Christine
EkengFen, forwards. Elizabeth Breck~
inricge, center. Anne Carter Greene.
side center. Mary LkHis Hall and Alice
WoitDingbjn. gustdA
George Washington University ana
American uniYe.aty teams wlji clash
bjfKgofgoW night Ia tsie II w gymnasium
st Z 80 ociock. preceding the game
between The men : squintfts III George
Washington! aIsG GuiltDfd College.
Two local club squads will See action
tona1ffoW might bat both on fDrsjEn
tiooFs Eagles III Business Night High
SellGgi slil iaGe Tie tt. Martins team
II Baltimore on the Iatter's court. The
Washington Athletic Club sin viii
journey siso " the Ori0le city " play
ias EaDufDsa CluD ot Ea!tiaaqss. -
Evening star., 1928-02-17

BY the Associated Press
ut. NORTH. Switzerland. Febru-
ary 1.-THE United States cap
tured first and second places in
~ the single bobsleigh race OF the
Winter Olympic games this
morning
Jack Heaton of New York was first.
y. r. Heaton. second. and the Earl OF
Northesk. Great Britain, third.
Jack Heaton's best time was 60 2-lO
seconds, which was 2 seconds slower
than the world record, held by the Earl
of Northesk
France, Austria, italy and Switzerland
also competed.
Heaton's was the first official Amer
ican victory. Since the awarding Of the
10 0OO0-meter speed skating title to Irv-
ing Jaffee of New York was overruled by
International Skating Federation be-
cause of soggy ice after Jaffee and five
other contestants had finished their
heats.
The races were staged over a 1850
ward course down the famous CreSta
run, which. with the return of cold
weather. was a sheet of glittering ice.
Each pilot made the trip three times.
the total of the time required to nego-
tiate the course determining the VIM
nerS
Evening star., 1928-02-17
NAVY CHANGES TEAM
TO FIGHT VIRGINIANS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. February IT,
Spike Webb. coach of the United States
Naval Academy boxers. which began
their season here last Saturday by hold
ing the powerful Penn State team 10 a
tie. has announced that he will make
drastic changes in the team for the
match with Virginia here tomorrow
OF special interest is the fact that he
will start Jim Foley. Stockton. Calf.
boxer, in the lightweight class. This
class was taken care Of by Williams last
week in the Penn State match. but
Foley has been doing good work and
Webb will give him a chance.
Webb will alSngAse Carmack, who
fought in the bantamweight division
last year for the plebe team. Burke and
Chapple will start in the 175-pound and
heavyweight classes. respectively.
The match. which will start at 230.
will be the big attraction Of the day.
The line-uD.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
GO TO GAME IN HANDCAR
AND TAKE 58-8 BEATING

GREENFIELD, III. February II IN.
The Indenpendfnt basket ball team Of
Catroilt0n. III. pumped It's way IA
miles on IA Chicago and Alton Railroad
hanucar 70 keep IA scheduled appoint
ment last night and took bB-to-G
beating at the hands of the Greenfield
team
impassable roads. ana mud knee deep,
proved no bar to the cngers. and they
cofnmandeertd the handcar, tired when
they arrived. but ready 10 play.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
CALIFORNIA; Plan
of Starting Attack

When the opposing guard and
center swap the men they are cover
ing on California's block center play
at tip-off. the Golden Bears work a
very nifty scheme to get the attack
under way. The forward who takes
the tip. finding himself blocked, III
that his center is covered and he
cannot pass 10 him, has one or two
things to do.
First. Il the other forward sizes
up the situation, he will circle
around the one receiving the tip
and take the ball from this team
mates hands. as shown in the upper
illustration. II is no trick for this
forward TO free himself. as his guard
takes the center.
The other stunt. the third develop
ment OF the play. and one that gets
four men Immediately into the drive
for the basket. is 70 have the Cali
tornia guard on the side 10 which
the tip is batted drive straight up
court, following the forward cross
ing over. The forward taking the
tip will fake passing the ball 10
this man and then shoot 1t to the
advancing guard.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
OLUMBIA'S STROKE OAR
TO RETURN TO COLLEGE

CHICAGO. February II P.-Eric
Lambert. Columbia University athlete
who was depended on TO row stroke
Oar again IN the Columbia crew this
Spring. has announced that he would
Leave Sunday for New York 70 re-enter
Columbia.
He has been staying at the home Of
o.. z II. Holmes IL Oak Park, suburb,
recovering from an illness.
When he dropped out Of school there
were reports among the. students that
be had planned 10 leave school perma-
nentIy.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
PRO TOSSERS TIED
FOR SCORING LEAD

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. February 17.--Within
striking distance of the leaders for sew
eral weeks, Topel of Rochester, has
jumped into tie with Nat Hickey Of
Cleveland. for high scoring honors in
the American Professional Basket Ball
League.
The individual scoring standing for
games up to and including February IL,
made public today. reveals Topel and
Hickey at the top with 298 points. Dave
Banks. diminutive forward of the New
York Celtios. is in third position with
289 points while Tom Barlow. Husky
guard of the Philadelphia warriors
trails Banks by only five points. Benny
Borgeman of Fort Wayne. leader
few weeks, has dropped back to fifth
place.
Hickey leads in field goals with 1913,
two more than Banks. who in turn leads
Barlow by the same margin in this de-
partment. Borgeman retains his lead
in foul goals with l03.
Philadelphia heads the list in team
scoring with 1878 points in 80 games.
The first ten individual scorers fol-
low.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
ZBYSZK0 THROWS ZURICH
IN MAIN BOUT OF CARD

Wiadek ZoySzko. crack Polish mailman,
handiiy defeated Tom Zurich 90 Ca.-
cage. II the feature match o. the
wrestling card last night Il the Ar
cad!a. winning IN two straight falls.
Joe Turner. loca, favcriss. ard
Charlie Metro. Greek mailman. grapp,sG
for 50 minutes 20 3 draw
Reua;o Ga-o!ni italian. and Fred
Meyer. Chicago Hebrew. put OF the
best battle of he card Ga-G.n. woc
in s. minutes.
Evening star., 1928-02-17
TERMINAL ICEMEN
TO TALK BASE BALL

Terminal Ice Co. base baljers w.ll
meet coyrorrow nigh. al 905 Fifth street
a. 8 O'Clock 20 discuss plans for the
season
Marlboro, Md, nine Is being reor-
ezr!Zed and wants 10 sigD all players
desiring 10 connect with fast southern
MARYLAND team. Write 6. .. Gray. sec
Yetsry q the team. a. Upper Marlboro.
Candidates, new and old. for the
t0.ior. n.itget and insect Corinthian
A e. base ball teams. vii! meet tonight
b. Immaculate Conception Hall. Sey-
eYtn s1t n streets, a. 9 O'Clock.
Sam Riee tossers viii gather tonight
~ ijze . street northeast a. 730
Cc4ocK.
Friendship junior nine has electsd
ts1e4e oficsFS: Elmer Collins. president.
Ns:enaI Donaldson, vice p.eslcent:
Thomas PAU. secretary: ID. w. Ham
mono, Business manager; James Don
aicson. captain. EQcty Pearson viii
eosen Manager Hammond Is receiv-
Lg challenges a. Cleveland z7s2.
Ths base ball team of the Tank Corps
a. Camp Meade. Nd, wants 70 list
games with leading teams of Wsshing-
ton ard ylciIity I, Is oofnIy,sed en-
t1rely o! officers and men of the BegQ-
lar Army trcress the Athletic Officer
o. E2mD Meacs, or telephone Camp
Leace 2z0