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WANER SLIPS BACK;
RUTH AND COBB GAIN
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Four members of the Big Six put in
a busy afternoon yesterday as rain cut
in on the activities of two others. With
Rogers Hornsby idle, Paul Waner
dropped back points when he was
able to show only single for his ef-
forts against Eppa Rixey in game the
Pirates won by 2 to I, but Babe Ruth
picked up 3 points by collecting three
safe drives in the double-header against
the Athletics at the Yankee Stadium.
Ty Cobb outhit Ruth on his own field.
getting four hits In six times at bat in
the two games and jumping 10 points
up the scale to 1913. Frank Frisch got
one hit as his team won in Chicago
and remained stationary at 800 even.
The standing TO date:
Evening star., 1928-06-21

w YITH little more than a week
IA left before the finals will be
| wv played on June 80. Capital
City League American Le-
| gion teams are confronted
with busy program. Numerous post
poned games will have to be disposed Of
| in addition to contests booked at the
start of the series.
Corinthian Tiger and Jacob Jones
midget mines viii meet Saturday at /
O'Clock on West Ellipse diamond to play
of one postponed fray.
Mount Rainier and Jewish Commu-
nifty Center insect mines are also Sched-
uled to dispose Of game which was
postponed last week on Plaza diamond
tomorrow at / o'clock.
AS important problems will be dis
cussed, all teams In senior class are
requested to have. capable representa-
tives at the meeting to be held tonight
at o'clock at the post. Only repre-
sentatives Of the eight teams will be
permitted to attend.
One more week remains before the big
game occurs In Glass A unlimited sec.
ton of Capital City League. George
town A. c., 1897 independent champs.
and st. Joseph's A. c.. Capital City
champs OF last year. will clash Sunday.
July l. Neither has been defeated this
year.
G. A. C. will prepare for the big fray
this week by meeting Maryland A. c.
and st. Joe's nine will play host to
Willie Glascoe's Shamrocks.
The complete schedule follows:
UNLIMITED. SECTION A.
Dreadnaughts vs. st. Mary's celtics
woodbridge vs.. Petworth tsiiver Spring.. 3
Addison VS.. Jewish Community Center ,sn-
- St; joseph rs. shamrocks Friendship
Chevy Chase VS.. A. p. 4 W. Busmen tAr-
MARYLAND Field. . o'clock
UNLIMITED. SECTION B.
Ross Council VS. Army War collese wash
ineton Barracks: O'Clock.
p,s,S Cl9ysEs n,s,s VS. Anacosti" Eagles 'Terrett
Auths vs.; popglas A. C. fwashington Bar
Army Medical Center va District HeiKhts
SENIOR CLASS.
Holy Rosary VS.. Aztecs twest Ellipse>. >
Auths vs.. D. J. Kaufman's mo. o.. 8
Brown Wood VS.. Palace A. C. mo. ~. ;
r. r. Keane VS., Hartfords. postponed.
JUNIOR CLASS
Lindberghs VS.. Calhouns (Piaza), 1 O'Clock
STANDARD Arrows VS.. Liberty mo. 81, 3
o clock.
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Legion Tossers Must Hustle
To Clear Track for Finals

Congress- Heights v&. Aces tPlaza). 5
o'clock.
CoiIesians VS.. Corinthians tsouth Elltpse,.
! O'Clock.
Brookland Boys vs.. Mill.r Furniture mo
Jewish c. c. VS.. Montrox twest Ellipse).
IL o'clock.
AMERICAN LEGION tMIDGETSl,
SECTION A.
Corinthians vs.. vics Sport Shop (south
Ellipse). o'clock
Piansky vs. Boys C Club Standards mo.
Lincoln Post VS.. Delano Post tPiaza>. II
o'clock.
SECTION b.
Corinthian Tigers VS.. Russells (south FL
lipsel. IL O'Clock.
Kelleys VS.. Sam Rices mo. 81, II O'Clock
Alex. Post VS.. Stephen tNo. 81, IL O'Clock.
INSECT CLASS
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY GAMES
Brookland B. c. VS.. Webcos Saturday,
West Elltpsel, II O'Clock.
Mount Rainier vs. Iris Speakers tSunday.
Plaza. 10 o'clock,
o'clock.
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v YASHINGTON's taxicab war
n will be transferred to the No.
~ 10 Monument lot diamond

w YAsHINGToN's taxicab war
n I will be transferred to the No.
wv 10 Monument lot diamond
tomorrow, when representa-
tive mines Of the Red Top
and Diamond Cos. will clash at s o'clock
These teams have been trying to get to-
gether for sone time, and a heated
struggle is expected.
Red Tops have booked game with
Fairfax. Va nine fer Sunday across the
Potomac. Players W IN meet at noon at
the company garage to make the trip.
One Of the big gam es of the season,
as far as Alexandria fans are concerned,
is to be staged Sunday on Baggett Field
at 3 o'clock, with the CelA'cs and Dread
naughts meeting. It is pAobable that
Sundays fray is regular Capital City
League contest. both bathing to grab
third place IN the standing.
Celts have groomed Lefty Hamilton
to do the hurting, with Kidwell as his
battery mate Dreadnaughts will have
Bob Lyon. Jimmy Quayle, Jetd Smith
and Jake Drivers ready for mound work,
with Fee Colliere behind the plate.
Tom Sweeney, who has been sick for
several weeks. will be back In right
field for the Dreadnaughts.
CloverS will be busy the remainder OF
this week Today practice was sla<ed
at o'clock on the First and streets
diamond. Saturday Beymer A. c. wbl
be met on Conduit road diamond, and
Sunday Anacostia Eagles are to be met
in Capital City League.
With Mike Moran doing the plotting,
Cedar Groves reorganized unlimited
nine is ready Tn omen its schedule this
Sunday. Call Lincoln 493-W after 4:30
o'clock for a game.
Manager Louis Rose wishes all of his
Terminal Tcemen to report at 905 Fifth
street Sunday at noon to make the
trip to Cheverly. Md, to meet Dixie
Pig A. G. at o'clock.
Having North Ellipse diamond reserved
for Sunday O'Clock. Kanawha A. G.
is seeking a foe for that time. Call
Manager Stein at Lincoln 5i59.
Hess A. c. nine, which was booked
to meet Peck Memorial tossers today at
Evening star., 1928-06-21
FREDERICK SIGNS KREMB.

FREDERICK. Md, June 2I.-Sonny
Kremb, son Of Pop Kremb, the veteran
manager Of Liberty A. c. of Washing
ton. has signed to pitch for the local
Blue Ridge League team. Sonny had
success while pitching for waynesboro
and Chambersburg the past two seasons
and is expected to bolster the local
staff.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
HOME-RUN STANDING
BY the Associated Press.

IoE VIC HnsUNIHEtu FIGSA.
Home runs yesterday-Hurst. Phillies,
/: Grimm. Cubs, l; p. Collins, YAM
KEGS, /; Grabowski Yankees. l; Sim
mons, Athletics, l.; McCurdy, White
Sox, /; West Senators, l.
American League leaders--Ruth. YAM
KEGS Is; Gehrig. Yankees. l6; Hauser,
Athletics, TO- Brannon, Browns. 8,
Todt, Red Sox. Z.
National League leaders -Bottomley
Cardinals, IS; Hornsby. Braves. Ia;
Bissonette, Robins, 13; Wilson, Cubs,
IL; Hurst, Phillies. 8.
League totals-National. 262: Ameri-
can, 22l. Grand total, 483
Evening star., 1928-06-21

hans bsttea in~-lsies. Hayes, Geslin. Jgdse.
Reeves t2l, Rusi West; Twe-base hits-5Gos-
s.. & s..sn s,ssit.ss ,s:
a Washinsten, 4 FRAT base ON baiis-On
Ma.Fagdsa. g. sg ilsrrlss. J. s,fuse e.t-
&. Hns~-On MasFaYden. 4 In 21Y innings
on HaTrish. In ~ ininEsi of simmons.
Cmpirss-Mstsewan, Csnntlly and Barry.
Tims Of Esme-~l hour and ~ minutes.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
''Was that last
cigar fiat
or bitter?"

"I'vE paid stiff prices for cigars
made from good types of to-
bacco that ought TO have given
me a good smoke-only to be
double-crossed with a tasteless
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One big thing is usually the
matter with cigars like that:
They contain insipid oyer.ripe
bottom. or bitey Ender.ripe top.
leaves of the tobacco plant.
"I've learned that the thing
that + purchasing favor in
q cigar is proper ripeness of
oil the tobacco in il. Bayuk
evidently discovered that long
before I did. For in Bayuk
Philadelphia Hand Made / get
a cigar made completely from
faliy-ripe middle leaves. Rich
aroma, true flavor, zestful
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Evening star., 1928-06-21
ATLANTA BUYS PITCHER.

KANSAS CITY. June 2l (P,.-~Eddie
Setback. relief pitcher for the Kansas
City American Association club, has
been sold TO Atlanta OF the Southern
Association.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
TROPHIES OFFERED
TRAPSHOOTERS HERE

Washington Gun Club trapshots will
compete for trophies offered by A. W.
Stronger in the weekly contest at the
Benning traps on Saturday.
There will be high gun in each Of
four classes and one trophy 10 high
gun In the doubles. Firing will be at
so targets from Is yards. and there
will be IL pairs of doubles targets.
Other regular events also will be staged.
Towing, Fr. 6-8-0-5. Central Auto Works.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Hace-track bettoFs in France neglect
&c TO collect the cash due on t5i $50
worth of tickets last year
Evening star., 1928-06-21
TEXAS LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Tulsa. O. Wichita, 6.
Omaha, "a; Denver. SIS,
Oklahoma City, 81; Amarillo. 4-4
Des Moines, o: Pueblo. 0 (tie, called end
nth. rain; second game on.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Hollywood, 4, Portland, /.
Missions, Z. Seattle, z.
San Francisco, II Sacramento, 3.
Oakland. 4; Los Angeles, 3.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Hit Harriss in Fifth.

Slim got ms punishment n the fifth
Barnes singled and Gogiin got trick
ooubae, Judge vas Intentionally passed
to nj the bases Reeves, reSenting this
insult singled Barnes and Goslin over
thE big base Judge was caught In
double play when Ossie Eluegs lined 70
MyeY but Ruels three-bagger tailed
Reeves
The last National counter vas regis
tered In the seventh. West started that
inning with his clout over the vail.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Hirminnham, 8; Atlanta, 6.
New Orleans, 9: Little Rock, ..
Nashville, 8; Chattanooga, 7.
Mobile, 9: Memphis. /.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, 3; Shreveport. 0.
Fort Worth, 2; Waco, o.
wichita Falls, 9--3 San Antonio, 3--3
Beaumont, Q: Dallas, 2.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro. 6; High Point, .,
Winston Salem, s: Durham. 2.
Raleigh, 7; Salisbury, 6.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 6; Brooklyn, 2.
st. Louis, o. Chieaso. :.
Pittsburgh, Ii Cincinnati, 1.
New York Boston, rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.
YESTERDAYS RESULT,

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
New York at Boston. New York at Phila.
BROOKLYN at Phila. BROOKLYN at Boston.
ST. Louis at CHICAGO. st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pitts. Cincinnati at Pitts
Evening star., 1928-06-21

w YITH little more than a week
left before the finals will be
wv played on June 80. Capital
City League American Le-
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Irving Hadley was expected to do the
pitching against the Hubmen this after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

DUTCH COLONIAI-SIx ROOMS AND
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NEAR MANOR CLUB.
over 200 acres twenty miles
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WARWICK MONTGOMERY,
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Franklin 720.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

$1,000 BUNGALOW FOR sl,925-5 LARGE
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- ACRES FERTILE LAND IN FAIRFAX x
County. Va, with 700 feet frontage on . lee
RAGE, fruits excellent place for tea mouse
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MODERN BUNGALOW WITH 3-ACRE
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IS MELWOOD AVE, CHERRYDALE. VA: s
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house, with built-in garage. large porches
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

II LARGE ROOMS, THREE BATHS; NEAR
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

639 Franklin ST. me- rooms and bath,
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SALE--REAL ESTATE.

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Hourly sales ON N, Y. Mlarket,

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um.. | sha ann u M. a.S90, Sul
Dividend rates as alven IN the above table
ATE the annual cash uAyMehts based on the
latest quarterly or halt-yeaTN declarations
Unit at trading less than loo shares
50 In preferred stock plus ifaA In stock
a Paid this year 20 gesuIAr rate, , Paw
able when earned PAYABLE III cash or
stock fms Toe ~ stock, s flys. asE
y stock Party, ''sSs ss, .s,.s,, rlas s n
stock m Payaale 1 10 share uuarierN In
United utFar stores oonlmen stock. u Plus
lAa IN stock
Evening star., 1928-06-06
STOCKS SELL Off
| IN LATE DEALINGS
Series of Rallies and ReaC-
tions Leaves Bears With
Better of II.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, June 6.-After series
of rallies and reactions, today's stock
market left off with the selling side
having the better of It, Money went
to per cent in the afternoon after
having renewed at 61a per cent but
the effect was only temporary. There
was brief period of short covering,
then one OF irregularity and finally Il
downward trend
The late selling plainly indicated con-
Germ over Federal reserve action de-
spite the easier tone In money. One
suggestion was that some of the in
terror reserve banks would again raise
their rediscount rate, this time from 4 ~
to per cent.
The market was weakest in the last
quarter Of an hour, when stocks of
all classes were pressed for sale. General
Motors. General Electric, Radio, Sears
Roebuck and all the recent favorites
sold off together
Money renewed at Gle per cent
which was the same rate as had pre-
vailed all the preceding session. Funds
we're said to be in good supply. 1t
was understood that offerings we're
coming from large corporations and
other leaders outside Of the banks The
report that foreign funds we're in the
market was, however. not generally
credited.
Moves Fade Away.
Traders found 1t difficult to make a
profit out of the fluctuations. A stock
would be taken up. OF sometimes even
an entire group If stocks, and would
give evidence Of going rapidly forward,
but the move would fade away. Specu-
lative favor shifted about in confusing
fashion. For a time the steel stocks
we're strong under TIE leadership OF
United States Steel Bethlehem Steel
ran up point and Republic Iron and
Steel improved In the automobile
section. Hupp Motors was temporary
favorite. General Motors was higher
in the first hour. but came down
afterWard
The copper stocks we're in good de-
mand In the early trading, only to sag
again.
The outstanding strong industrial was
Allied Chemical, which was rushed up
more than points to new high rec
ord for all time, above 179. At this point
realizing made itself felt and the price
receded somewhat General Electric
fluctuated over an unusually wide range
There was a spectacular advance In
Archer Daniels Midland. amounting to
over II points at one time. a perform
ance that was connected In tie gossip OF
the day with the buying of American
linseed and gold dust.
GeneraIizations DO Not Hold.
1t was a market about which gen.
eralizations did not hold. The only
thing certain was the uncertainty The
volume of trading was slightly below
that of Tuesday, but 1t was as heavy
when prices we're advancing as when
they were declining.
There was no indication of any at
tention being paid to industrial or busi-
ness developments. The one thing that
was in the back of every speculator S
mind was the money situation and the
extent Of public participation,
Evening star., 1928-06-06
wooIworth sales Improve.

May sales Of r. w. Woolworth Co
rose 10 $4,000, ,69l from S20,9I4,30 in
May last year, and for five months Of
1923 10 sf02.879, ,2S6 from 1D6, 1850, ,245 in
the same period Of 1927 The big farm
ing districts of the Middle West showed
the largest gains for the month. Sales
hi the Denver district gained 22A per
cent, st. Louis was 10 per cent ahead
and Chicago up l212 per cent. These
districts showed losses last year.
Evening star., 1928-06-06

vention, W h i C h
takes place this
year at MontauE
Beach, Long Is
land. N. Y. The
party Will arrive
at the extre m e
c Stern end OF
l. ong Island in
time for breakfast
at the Niontauk
Manor Fotel. con-
vention headquar-
ters, The first busi.
ness session opens
at $50 tomorrow
morning.
Selection of this
years n e. etin &
place was largely
Evening star., 1928-06-06
Virginia Bankers 10 Meet.

The annual convention OF the VIZ
ginia Bankers Association opens at the
cnamberlIn- Vanderbilt Hotel at Old
Point Comfort tomorrow and continues
the rest of the week This meeting Is
always largely attended and a strong
program presented
Walter j Harrison. vice president Of
the Commercial National Bank Of this
city. will Join the Virginians at this
meeting. and George A Harris, presi
dent Of the Potomac Joint Stock Land
Bank. is also very regular at these scs-
sions Several other bankers were "
attend If the meeting did not confiic.
with the Long Island convention.
Evening star., 1928-06-06
lon Announces Financing.
Annual Bank Outing Planned.

e. j. Stellwagen. president of the
Union Trust Co, will entertain the eni-
ployes OF the bank and of the Thomas
j. Fisher Co. at his Summer estate on
West River, over the week end TEis
is an annual event and always looked
forward 10 with great pleasure by the
employees Of these two institutions. About
l25 people will probably be present.
The party viii leave Washington
shortly after the closing Of the bank on
Saturday and return Sunday evening
In addition TO two special dinners and
the other meals. various outdoor sports
viii be enjoyed.
Evening star., 1928-06-06
BANKERS DEPART
TODAY FOR MEET
Special Train to Garry $50
Local FinanCierS to Long Is
land Convention.
ny EDWARD c. STONE.

At Q o'clock this evening $50 WASH
ington bankers and their friends will
leave the Union Station aboard spe-
cial train for their tenth annual con-
Evening star., 1928-06-06
Heard In Financial District.
Pox BROS. INTERNATIONAL

FOX BROS INTERNATIONAL
Fox Bros. International Corporation Of
New York has signed preliminary com
tract for the construction 0f new ma
tlonsl highway IA Spain at sn egLi.
msted cost Of $40 900 900, The high
way viii be Of concrete from Madrid
10 Irun. through the PyTeneea, and viii
enable tourists ~ motor from Paris 10
Madrid by way et i3jsrTitz