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Evening star., 1928-05-29
TRACK MEET Is WON
BY ALEXANDRIA HIGH

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 20. - Alex
andria High School won the Northern
Virginia track and field meet here yes
terday. Alexandria counted 55l2 points:
George Mason, Al, and Washington and
Lee. 1917. :.
Violet, Alexandria star, won the gold
watch for high point scoring. He was
first in the mile and half mile and sec
ond in the 440-yard dash.
io0-yard tash-Won ny Lndsey tAlexann.
assay aa,miIs eGrne ruaWon Won BY Violet Alexsn-
johns JOIN. Gss4rs 9anss Mason tsir Minute:
:" shoteut--won By Asmstrong lAlsxan. 2
Crouch Washington and Lee,. third; Al
feet. ] 4 inches tbeais field record held for
'OIHig Hirh y tumpwon Y9 NV bv Mor.lmer r, washing
ton and Lee KEYS George Mason second
Williams (Alexandriai. third. feet ga
eee.yard low hurdIes---won by Doniphsu
lAiexandrial: sisk sAlexandFgsa1',t second
beats field record held formerly by Marshall
,lrial: Hagan washington and I>eel. second
Jseobs fAlexandriai. third. minutes 10 II
discus shrow--won by n. Crouch wash.
ington and IeeB. gisk iAIsxaudrial. Becond
Armstrong lAiexandsial. third. 81 feet
g20.yard dssh--won by Beverley ALEX.
andr1aI Ttterbsck George Mas0rl ], second:
Cassidy George Mason. third "a X sec
0uds
410-sard dash--won by williams fAIex-
sndrisI: Vi0iett fAiexandFtal. second Butler
George Mas0nl third So II seconds.
Br0sd jumD---Won by Keys George Ma
fwashinRton and Leel. third. 10 feet q
inches
Pole yaHif---W0n hv Brown lGeorge Ma.
son Young washington and Iyeel. sec.
ord. williams Alexaudr1a1e aud Mortimer
Washington and Leet. tied for third 0
feet.
Jaseiin---Wou by Francis fGe0rge Mason
Clark tGeorge Mas0n1 second: n. Crouch
inches thew field record.
sS0-yasd reIay--Won by Aiexandria fnoni.
phan. Black we'll. beverley. WiIiIamsls George
minute Al Il seconds.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

A field program win be staged tonor-
row In conjunction with the base ball
game between Alexandria Police and
Columbia Engine Company firemen in
win start at / pm. and the game at
$40.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

George Mason High win engage Wash
ington and Lee High at Baliston. Va,
tomorrow at o'clock In a dual meet
for the Arlington County championship.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

YUNTOR HIGH SCHOOL track and
field records we're shattered yes
terday afternoon IN Central
~ Stadium when Langley athletes
outShone those OF six other
schools TO win their first title in the
annuaI meet, with Macfarland. winner
the past two years. trailing In second
place.
During the afternoon four records
we're bettered and three more equaled
while several new marks we're recorded
In events staged for the first time.
Millard Zepp. PoweIlis I0o-pOund star,
cracked two marks and set another.
His broad and high jump marks go In
the books and his 7-second time ~ the
60-yard sprint will be recorded as q
record, a. II was the first time Tor tnts
distance event.
other marks we're broken by Pearson
Of Langley, In the S5-poand 50-yard
6agfa: BROOKS Of jefferson and Hunter
and Robinson, both Of Macfariand, tied
In S5-pOand high jump. Ditzler of
Langley stepped 10 the unlimited htgn
tusaD and G0-yard dash.
Teams finished tn the following order.
Langley, "A; Mzcfari2nd, 80 S-5; PoW-
IN. ri 3-f0: jefferson, II As; Hire,
is As: Columbia, 0, and Stuart, Al.
Summaries:
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Evening star., 1928-05-29
CHICAGO PICKS ANDREWS.

URBANA. H.. May 20 Cp-Pitcher
Don Andrews Of Chicago has been elect
ed captain Of the University of Illinois
1929 base ball team.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

Now In his ninetieth year, Dan
OtLeary, the old professional pedestrian.
still is giving walking exhibitions.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
VS.. NoTRE DAME.

MADISON. Wis. May 2g CP.-Uni-
versity Of Wisconsin's foot ball team viii
play Notre Dame at South Bend, Ind,
October 10, 1929. IN the game which
will dedicate the new stadium there.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
I,E.golA Ap Class.

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3GlAas fFaf<ae- A4zN8st 1874
ES@''iRz blgfs lgssD~-~N0g by wills lMAc.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

Trainmen and Transfer Department
mines fought to seven-inning, SIS tie
yesterday In Richmond. Fredericks-
League game.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

~ OLLEGE PARK, Md, May 90
Following are the summaries
of the fourteenth annual
~ Prince Georges County Schools
championship track meet held
Saturday at the University of Maryland
here and won easily by Hyattsville High
with a total of 206 points
Evening star., 1928-05-08

to them, Jonifer. They have no quar-
rel with your cattle"
do as tell you. Peter" commanded
Jonifer sharply.
Matilde came In and began setting
the table Starcourt watched her gloom
lily. Jonifer and his two companions
paid no attention to her She stopped
and spoke to him once In passing
This is their affair, Col Starcolrt,
know them we'll II is not you that
Jonifer is thinking about. He will fight
them-yes, perhaps he may debut it
will not be for you. nor even for Gerane.
If he had hundred lives to give. he
would give them all before he would
give even SO much as an inch to these
men who have challenged him, Twice
before. 10 my knowledge, he has beaten
down rebellion here. He killed the
rebels as he would have killed snakes.
Life would he nothing to him if"
But lac ought to think OF Geranc," "
grated StarCourt He sends her out to
the kitchen. where~w where she isn't
safe from ---"
she is rs safe there as anywhere. "
she answered him.
The seven men we're eating breakfast
when Jan Kelby and some 40~odd men
took up their station IN the road below
Jonifers dooryard. Gerane. rosy
checked and warm after her nna"cu5-
toned telling over the stone oven was
helping Matildc serve the watchful vet
hungry group She glanced out of the
window and was the first TO see the
beSiegers
Here they are" she announced a
trif1e shrilly. Then she added with a
fine show Of disdain And they look
as If they haven't had any coffee. I've
never seen SO many sour faces"
A thought struck Jonifer, and evil
IDENTITY 1t was happy one, for nc leaned
back and laughed uproariously.
Il have it," he cried. They arc
thirsty They smell the blood Of an
English-munl Ho. no. ho!'
Whereupon BroadaSe gave vent to
his thunderous mirth and was lotned
with gusto by the other four Star
court, disconnected, managed smile
The day advanced, While the be-
sieeers came and went with grim. un-
yielding constancy and without single
manifestation of active hostility. Joni
fer and his friends engaged III fruit
less argument over the decision Of the
latter to remain III the house until the
bitter end. The leader pleaded with
them to 60: he commanded and even
threatened, but To no avail Gerane
added her entreaties begging them to
save themselves while there was vet
time. Matilde looked at The portrait Of
Louise. II her eyes could have spoken
they would have asked Jonifer how he
liked being at the mercy Of robbers.
You have wives and children ar
gued Jonifer wrathfully Go home,
friendsl ! am grateful to YOU all,
but"
Il have wife" growlcd Broadaxe.
But what would she do to me II
deserted you now. Jonifer? She would
tear me limb from limb-and. curse me!
would not have The heart 10 resist"
The picture Of wee Mrs Shook tear
Evening star., 1928-05-08

claimed Starcourt angrily, DO you
| think ! am going to sit here with my
| hands folded"
We will see about that" interpoSed
| Jonifer. But what are we to expect
JuliusP Are they coming to surround
the house and"
| Il know their plans. Inside OF an
| hour, Jonifer. they will be here. two
score of them, AS YOU know, Jan Melby
set time limit last night They intend
| to abide by the bargain they made
Some Of them we're for going to Star
courts cabin last night, But Jan and
the rest were against it," Here ne
| grinned at Starcourt. "Kalf dozen OF
! them have been watching your cabin
since midnight. colonel At noon, joni
| fer, these first 40 or so men will be re-
lieved by as many more, AT sunset
they will all be here. There will be no
attack before that time But. IL the
man they want is not delivered to them
before the sun goes down--well, you
know, Jonifer, what will happen"
They will attack"
"As sure as my name is Shook" re-
Piled the smith
Just then Crispo and Peter came hur-
rying up to the door with Strade and
Mastil. All save Peter were we'll along
in years, For 20 years and more they
had ridden the highway with Jonifer
Dcros; to them he was a god.
1T is all overt" shouted Crispo as he
entered the house. They have Just
broken into the cabin, and by this time
have killed or captured" His
startled gaze tell upon Starcourt. you
leaped to the door and cast a glance
down the road, Quick! Bolt the doors
and windows. They are running this
way--a dozen of themi"
Instantly the little group leaped to
action The sturdy doors were slammed
and bolts dropped into place. Into
each of the four window easements al
the back Of the house blocks of wood
we're fastened. Nearly every house In
the valley was provided with these
'stop-blocks," in anticipation of an at
tack by forces of the law Jonifer'S
castle" more substantially built than
all the others. could be transformed at
moments notice into a veritable fort
reSs, secure against anything short Of
cannon.
He refused to have the front windows
closed
Il would not have them think that /
am afraid to look them In the face" he
explained grimly.
A small knot of men gathered In the
road below the house. They had Just
come from the cabin Jonifer threw
open the door and shouted scornfully
so this Is the way you live up to
your bargain, is it? There Is some diff
ference between O'Clock in the morn
ing and at night. YOU swinel Well,
thu man you want is here. Thank
Heaven. l did not trust TO your honor. ''
He slammed the door upon a chorus
of shouts.
Now we will see about breakfast" ne
said, turning to Gerane and her COM
panion. Julius. do you and Strade go
TO the kitchen and stand guard. Peter,
go at once to the stable and tend the
beasts. No one will interfere. Take
your time"
Crispo interposed Jan will attend
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Continued from Yesterdays starr
INSTALLMENT XNxvl.


- ARLY the next morning Julius
Broadaxe appeared at Jonfer's
He carried two rifles and ammu-
IL nition. Rosa opened the door,
holding her finger to her lips.
but Broadaxe was not TO be Silenced
DO not hush me, woman" he ex-
claimed Il must speak with Jonlfer
Is he stlll abed?" He pushed past her
into the ble room. The early morning
light was dull but 1t was strong enough
for him to make out the figure of a
man in a chair by the fireplace. Sit
ting is hardly the word. for Jonifers
long frame had slumped down into the
chair. his legs were outstretched and
his chin was on his chest. He was
snoring Justify.
Asleep" wheezed julius,
And why not?" demanded Rosa. HE
closed the door Where are they. JUL
ius? We heard them making speeches.
till past midnight Where are they
nowp"
shut up" commanded the smith. He
vas regarding Jonifer with troubled
eyes. Suddenly he peered into dark
corner beyond the sleeping chieftain,
On q pile of rugs was another man,
also sound asleep BroadaXe had no
difficulty in recognizing Starcourt "Oho.
So he is here, is he?" His brow dark
ened again This time he leaned close
to Rosa and whispered: "A word of adj
vice to YOU. woman. Leave this house
and seek shelter elsewhere. Take Ellie
with you, Go at once. else you will be
trapped here and"
"oh, the saints preserve"
do not argue" broke in the smith
aNH ustffA x.ps4 E9Yt u.aif Where
Geraneq"
"Tn-in there" sulped Rosa. she
and-and Matilde. Am lam I to wake
her and take her with me, Julius?"
Certainly not
As the servant hurried away, he
strobe over and shook Jonifer. Instantly
the chieftain was awake.
"Oh. 1t is you, Julius?" he exclaimed
''Weil-what now? Was asleep2"
You were. ana snoring. Any one
could have walked right in here and
robbed the house with the greatest
ease"
''Starcourt laid down at O'Clock 1
was to-"
Rouse him." commanded Julius
without a word. Jonifer nudged the
sleeper with the toe of his boot not
gently. it must be said. Starcourt
scrambled to his teet
What is in the air. JuliuSP" demand
ed Dawes. turning to the newcomer
The smith looked out of the window
before answering.
Il see Peter and jain coming down
the road-aye. Strade and Mastil, too
You and l make six. Jonifer-siX all
told They took Gratz with them last
night He will come in handy as a
doctor. In case"
And as an undertaken" snaried
Jonifer yenomously They will need
him" He grabbed up his pistols as he
hurried TO the window
sCandan and Horbitx have weakened
You cannot count on them. Jonifer. We
SIX are all"
Are YOU not counting on ne?" ex-
Evening star., 1928-05-08

| Ing the brawny Hercules limb from limb
would have been All amusing one at any
other time, but now no one smiled. He
was merely illustrating the story that
was at the back of each mans mind.
tllat Is to say. all save Peter.
Il have no wife," said he gruffiy Il
am your nephew. Uncle Jonifer~-I am
of your blood | hate Starcourt. II 1t
were left To me, | would deliver him
over to them at once, But 1t Is not for
me to say. 1t Is our blood that rules
| this place, call 1t what you will. So [
shall stand by you so long as there Is a
hreat' Of life in my body And. sir.
| should You meet with death, ! shall
/ continue to fight John Mclby, | look
upon myself as your rightful successor.
/ am g DavoS. There is only one way
/ for Jan Melby to become chieftain, and
| that is by killing me. / shall serve you
as long MS live II you die before
do--wcll. that Is another matter"
/ He cast glance at Gerane that be-
| trayed the very soul of him. For the
! FIRST time i'll her life she shuddered be-
/ fore Peter Her hand went TO the pistol
/ hidden in the bosom of her tunic.
Somehow. it comforted her.
/ Late In the afternoon Jonifer opened
chest at the lower end of the room
/ and took from 1t a iewelcd scinitar.
This blade" said Jonifer, was made
hundred years ago for the first Duke
Of Droon my grandfather. whose
picture hangs in the house where YOU
have been living, Col Starcourt His
! father, the ruler Of GrauStark in that
day. had scimitars made for his two
Sons~~Pflnce Casper and his half
brother, the young duke One of them
is still IN the castle at EdelwciSs II
anything should happen TO me. Gerane,
this blade Is yours; and If you should
have sons let 1t be given to the first
born, not in my name but in that Of
the Droon whose head was cut of by
command Of his brother And here are
the decorations and Jewels that be-
longed to my grcat-grandfathcr My
lreat-grandmother succeeded in getting
out of EdelWciSS with her baby son and
all these things. They came down to
my father and then to me. | have no
male heir so 1t pleascS me TO bequeath
them to my daughter. They will prove
nh interesting legacy for your son,
Gerane."
Peters eyes went TO Gerane'S averted
face. Matilde wos watching him. His
lips moved, but no words issued from
them Nevertheless, she sensed them
end correctly. To himself he was say
ing. For my son-all these things for
my SON
(To be continued)
Before 1860 almost all paper was
made from rag flbers.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
ORDER YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY
OF ANTHRACITE COAL TODAY
Your dealer oCiU actually pay
you for the storage space IN
y0ur coal bin.

YF everyone waited until cold
weather to order the winters
= supply of Anthracite coal, there
would be lot of cold houses and
much discomfort.
With the best intentions in the
world. coal dealers couldn't store
enough Anthracite to take care of
everybody's order at the same time.
That's why the reliable Anthracite
dealer offers to pay you rent for
your coal bin during the spring and
summer months. He does this by
reducing his prices during the sum.
mer months and giving you the
benefit of this saving.
Fill your coal bin now with good
clean CERTIFIED Anthracite coal,
and forget: that winter is coming.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Who Wrote
"Wild Marriage
Sues for Divorce
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
OAKLAND. Calf, May s.~-Dr.
Benjamin Harrison Lehman. novel;
ist and associate professor of Eng
fish at the University OF California,
has filed suit for divorce against Mrs.
Gladys Collins Lehman. said by
friends to be scenario writer In
Hollywood.
DIR. Lehman's FIRST novel, wild
Marriage" attracted attention about
a year ago because of advanced"
opinions expressed. He told friends
Mrs. Lehman went TO Hollywood
about the time the book was COM
pleted, and added that they had
agreed to trial separation"
The divorce complaint charged
desertion.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Christ, Moses and Caesar Are Omitted
In Will Durant' List of Great Thinkers

taire were the other eight men on the
list.
Jesus Christ Moses. Caesar and
other such leaders were thinkers only
secondarily" said Durant. They were
primarily moral forces. reformers. or
men of action Christ moved the world
by feelings rather than by thought"
Socrates is too much of a myth for
Evening star., 1928-05-08
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May ga new listing
OF the great thinkers of all time. rang
ing chronologically from Confucius to
Darwin but omitting Christ, was pre-
sented yesterday by will Durant, au-
thor and philosopher.
Plato. Aristotle, Spinoza, Coperuicus
Francis Bacon, Newton. Kant end Vol
Evening star., 1928-05-08

such list. he said, and Eccllastes, the
greatest thinker the Jews have pro-
duced. would scarcely rank with the
worlds greatest.
The great Indian philosophers "are
all of rather woozy kind. because tf1ey
turned away from the world in their
seeking after truth
The list was given In an address be-
fore the Congregation Of the Free Syn
agogue in Carnegie Hall.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Hydroelcctric stations now under con-
struction IN Italy will add 1000. 900
horsepower to the present output of
more than 100000 horsepower.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Forty eight per cent of the people
who use Anthracite buy it early,
and in taking advantage of the low
prices make money. They really
rent their bins for the summer to
the coal dealer.
And, if you buy your Anthracite
coal now, you enjoy many advan.
tages.
Cheaper coal. of course.
And better coal, because it comes
to you in the same fine condition
it leaves the mines, undamaged by
snow and ice.
You will be independent Of winter
transportation troubles.
Your Anthracite coal dealer can
give you 100per cent service because
he is not rushed.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Before 1850 almost all paper was
made from rag flbers
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19
sENExET GRANGE

One Of the interesting events Of
the year will be that Of Wednesday eve
ming. May End. when the most inn
portant debate in the history Of
Senexet Grange will be held The
subject to be argued is as follows -
Resolved; That the present genera
ton is worse than that Of twenty
five years ago.
Members on the affirmative side:
Charles Peckham. Annette May. Pris-
ella Drake with Howard Peckham
alternate. Negative side William
F. Closson, Freeman Nelson, Lucy
Child, alternate. Michael White.
The entertainment for the latter
part Of May, also the meeting, will
be in charge of new members.
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19

Washington. n. G. April IT.
"How's the ashingqp This is what
President Coolidge asks about pro-
posed Summer White House sites.
Other Of his questions concern such
things as altitude, climate. commsni-
cation facilities. housing accomoda-
tions etc". An illuminating clipping
from the RockbriiRe County, Virginia,
News. has come 10 hand, which deals
with the offer 20 Mr. Coolidge Of q
site in the Blue Ridge mountains Of
Virginia.
Virginia Game Commissioner Rob
ertson Of Virginia is quoted as saying
that The president. having been offer
ed this Summer White House, now
wishes 10 ascertain the quality and
quantity Of bass aud trout in streams
ia sections contiguous of Swannanoe
CHE site 0ffered). and also whether
reasonable privacy ID angling can be
Hure1Y. The president Of the She
nandoah game and fish protective
association Is now making a care
fol survey Of the streams in this inn
section" and will report 20
Governor Byrd who viii report to Mr..
Coolidge.
The article IN the Virginia paper
thinks the president Is seriously
coming TO Virginia and
adds that he win find some Of the
best trout and bass streams In the
nation; i points out that President
Cleveland fshed there and pronounc-
ed it the best fishing ground In the
country.
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19
Bounty on Goshawks
Continued to May 1st

The State Board Of Fisheries and
Game has decided to continue the
bounty on goshawks up % May ist
The number Of birds sent 10 the COM
missioner this winter Is 1877. A boun-
~ 81 $500 Is paid for these birds.
which prey upon partridge and other
game birds and have been q menace 10
the birds of the state since they mi
grated south a few years ago. The
g0shawk seems % concentrate on the
partridge or rufed grouse, already
suffering from "A periodic disease which
during this last period. accord ng 10
the state board has nearly wiped them
out.
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19

r. Willis Of Ohio, according 20 the
belief in political circles here.
Senator Hiram w. johnson Of Call
fornia Is ranking Republican member
o. the committee on territories and
insular possessions and under ordi-
nary circumstance would succeed
Senator Willis as chairman Of that
committee according o. the usual
rule u procedure Senator Johnson.
however. Is aycrse TO becoming
chairman. II IL said here, and Senat-
or Bingham ranks next IN priority on
the committee after the California
Senator.
Senator johnson Is already chair
man Of the Senate committee on i'm
migration and II is reported here That
for this reason he has no desire 70 be-
come leader Of the territories and
jnsulas committee. Senator Bimg-
hams knowledge Of territories and
possessions would stand him IN good
stead as chairman Of the committee.
IL is pointed out.
Airplanes Licensed
An official tabulation by the aero
nautics branch Of the commerce de-
partment shows that in Connecticut
eleven airplanes have been licensed,
ceyen identified" and nine given
temporary numbers.
Identification" in the depart
ments Technology means the issu-
anee Of an identification number
which covers planes that viii not be
used in interstate commerce and the
operators Of which are not required
70 be holders Of pilot licenses.
The total number Of planes in the
New England states which have been
licensed. identified or given Temporal
airy licenses is eighty-live. The thir-
ty-fonr licenses granted include
twenty-one for Massachusetts. cle-
ven for Connecticut. two for Maine.
and two for New Hampshire. The
number Of identified planes is TWEEN
ty-six for the six new England states
and comprises twelve in Massaehu-
sets seven in Connecticut. three IN
Maine, and four IN Rhode Island
Eleven planes in Massachusetts have
been given temporary numbers, nine
In Connecticut, three IN Maine, and
two in Vermont.
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19

Photography without plates or
films is declared possible under de-
vice invented by South African
chemist Pictures are taken direct
ly on sensitized paper and the image
developed IN few seconds.