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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-02
SUN GUNNERs WIN PEN
~ MAR SHOOT

One hundred and fifteen shooters
came out to face the traps at the
third 1928 Pen-Mar League shoot
held over the traps of the Rising
Sun Gun Club on Saturday, Feb. rs.
A. A. Armour, Of the Rising Sun
Club, and Rodney King. of Wood
lawn Club, led the field of marks
men, with each a perfect score OF SO
straight, both winning much priz-
led Special Straight Pen-Mar Spoon.
The team race resulted in a hotly
fought contest between the Rising
Sun and Woodlayn Clubs, Rising Sun
winning with 469X5OO; Woodlawn
second with 465; Oxford third with
449; Elkton fourth with 432.
The Woodlawn Club still holds the
lead in the League race by four tar
gets.
The next shoot of the League will
Dc hs,d over the traps OF the EIkion
Gun Club on Saturday, March Srd,
and big shoot is looked for.
The following are the league
standings of each Club, the team
race at Rising Sun, Pen-Mar Spoon
Winners and individual scores:
RISING SUN
A. A. Armour SO, Lauresten 4S,
c. Taylor As, Duyckinck At, Cham
bers At, Griel At, Ewing As. Milan
As, D. Gelpin As, j. S. Riale As.
rotal,, 469.
WOODLAND
R. King so, w. B. Cochran As,
Ed. Poplar 48, VIM. Seal As, Sylvest-
er At, Falls As, Murphy As, r. Jack
son As, DR.. Gallins As, c. w. Rutter
"A. Total, 465.
DR.. Hanna As, S. Baton At, And
erson 45, c. Myers As, j. Robertson
As, J. Stoner As, G. Sinclair "A,
Mackie A, Winchester 43. W1lkin-
son 43. Total 449.
ELKTON
c. Holden AZ, Shaffer As, H. Jack
son 43, w. S. Evans 43, j. Lawrence
43, N. Wright AZ, Keithley AZ, S.
Evans AZ, N. Heath AZ, Pryor AZ.
Total, 432.
PEN-MAR SPOON WINNERS
Special SO straight: A. A. Ar
mour, Rodney King. Glass A:
Lauresten 4S, DR.. Hanna AS. Glass
B: Nilen As, Shaffer As. Glass G:
c. Rutter A, W. w. Kirk IA. Glass
D: R. Lawder 43, w. a. Cochran.
Class E: Pryor AZ, Miller AZ.
Glass F. J. Pusey 40, R. w. jackson.
Glass G.: Joe Abrahams 80, W. c.
Reynolds SO. Glass H: Chas Alay
53, N. Reynolds 33. =
H. Taylor As, w. Taylor As, Shoe
maker "A, w. w. Kirk 44, Harten-
stine "A, Grubb "A, Richards A, w.
"A. Cochran As, e. Reynolds 43, R.
Lawder 43, Swayne 43, j. Taylor 43,
Billingslea AZ, DR.. Bay AZ, Farguhn
AZ, T. S. RiaIe AZ, Miller AZ, Pass
more AZ, S.Johnson AZ, P. Jones Al,
F.. Rowland Al, A. l.. Richards Al,
Andrews Al, r. Wilson Al, j. Pusey
Lindsay Al, Bortich Al, Phillyis Al,
40, Newmyer 40, R. w. Jackson 40,
Holmes 40, Dilhs 40, G. S. Ahmour
40, Bier 40, Gibson 80. Charsha SO,
Thompson 80, Nesbitt &c., Fitzgerald
80, G. Coates 80, Grace 80, b. Silver
80, T. H. Riale 80, w. C.aReynolds
3S, T. Dawson 3S, McVey SS, Joe
Abrahams SS, F. Racine SO, Rhode
walt. 81, ]. Rodges 81, w, b. Kirk
36, ]. Cross S6, McCush 36, Z. w.
Mason 35, R. Montgomery 35, Fl.
Cox 35, McMecheal "a, Alexander
"a, N. Reynolds S3, c. Alary 33,
Tayford 80, G.. Coates 80, c. Mason
30, A. Ford so, Featherman 80,
Gemmill 80. ]. Poplar 20, Q. Wright
20, Klopproth 27, Tregram rs. w.
Rowland 23, L. Swift 20, Hunter 15.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-02
ELKToN PUBLIC LIBRARY

At the annual meeting OF the Elk
ton Public Library Association held
Feb. goth, the following were elect
ed directors for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Irwin T. Kepler, Miss Grace
Price, Mrs. Lynn b. Gillespie, Mrs
Tohn Alexander, Mrs. Carroll I
Gardner, Mrs. l. d. Davis, Miss Fan
aie Miller. Mrs. John e. Gonce, Hen
ry M. Mccullough, William e. Feeh-
iy. Howard t. Ruhl, Daniel $. Ter
ren, Joseph H. Sloan, Marry w. Pip
pin and Albert d. Mackey.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-02
RISING SUN Nj. Il. CHURCH
Rev. i. @. Mccoy Pastnr

Services for Sunday, March A:
Sunday school 9:45 a. m, preaching
IL o'clock; subject, Healing the
Canaanites' Daughter"
Junior League 600 p. M, Senior
League 6:45, Senior Choir has
charge of service at 1880 O'Clock.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-02

When a theory puts on the gloves
with a condition, bet 5 to 1 on the
condition winning out.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-02
NEM SpRING HANS

On display, with Dress to
match, if you wish. A full as
sortment now ready for inspec-
tion.
GILLEsPIE's MILLINRRY,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-02

An outbreak of hog cholera is re-
ported on the premises of Charles,
E. McVey, in Elk Neck.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-02

The Point Concord -Havre de Grace
light has been changed to fixed red,
of $50 candle power.
Evening star., 1928-04-25
CAPABLE FIVES TO BOWL
TN TOURNAMENT TONIGHT

~ EVERAL high-scoring bowling
uuints of knights of Columbus
and Prince Georges County
Leagues are to attempt to shatter
team scores tonight In the eight
eenth annual Washington City Duck
pin Association tournament, now IN
progress at King Pin No. alleys.
This group includes the strong Amer
ican Legion. Carr Brothers & Bos-
we'll Mount Rainier No l. Collegiatess
and Arcades of the county loop ana
Santa Maria and Ovando fives oil the
fraternal circuit.
Numerous singles and doubles events
in ali classes are also scheduled.
Post and Times League bowlers. VINO
rolled In team events yesterday after.
noon. will dispose Of their singles and
doubles numbers this afternoon.
Doubles teams gained the few good
scores registered last night. Teams
failed TO break into leading groups, al
though some were close to the hlgn
marks.
Dixon stepped into tie for second
place in class A singles with a $50
set. ,-,,
Barnard and Kluge went into third
place in class b doubles with 6o4
count.
Saunders and Jones are now second
IN class C doubles with 65l. and Mcneil
and Frazier tied for third place in the
same class with 636.
Last nights results:
Evening star., 1928-04-25
HARD Trays AHEAD
OF COLLEGE MINES
Georgetown and Catholic u.
Play Wake Forest and
Yale Tomorrow.

! Georgetown and Catholic University
base ball teams will face strong mines
on the diamond tomorrow, The Hoyas
are down to entertain Wake Forest of
North Carolina, always represented by
n strong team, and the Cardinals will
engage Yale at New Haven.
In recent games Georgetown has
shown marked improvement, and the
Blue and Gray will be out to register
its fourth straight win against the In
vaders from the Tarheel State. 1t has
been thus far most unsuccessful sea-
son for Catholic University. and the
Cardinals hope to regain some prestige
during their foray into the North,
which, in addition to the game with
Yale, will include battles with Fordham
FRIDAY and Seton Hall Saturday.
All college mines of the local group
were ioling today, but all were sched-
uled for brisk drills in preparation for
battles to come.
When Vivell of Hopkins cleared 2l
feet 2 inches for second place III the
broad Jump yesterday In the track meet
with Johns Hopkins, at Baltimore, ne
carried the JAYS to victory over the
Old Liners. 81 to So. Whites best Jump
was Just one inch behind Vivclls, at
81 feet inch. 1t was keenly contest
ed meet all the way, with the lead con-
stantly alternating.
Capt Henry CGumpl Matthews OF
MARYLAND was the ranking scorer OF the
meet. He won the broad Jump ana the
100 and go yard dashes.
Dan Fahey. Maryland'S leading hur-
dler and high jumper was i'll and did
not compete.
Summaries:
i0o.YARp DAsH-won hy Matthew
Maryland: second, Lockhard a9nkins; third
Puss y.pn M1Ff land AsIwop Inv Nv Matthews
Maryland: second, pnRh Maryland; Mar. third
L"ci;h2ra Hoplins .s. wpm Tim' 10 eT Tno,a. Mary
land second Pugh.. Maryland; third. Graf
Honlsins Time n:SiS: - r.i.n u,r.
kias. second Wheeler. Hopkins: third l1nEey
MARYLAND Time .:o4 e,,an uonk,,s
..r"nd. y ID Scheihic. Honkins: third Remsburr
A@Fyiens Twoar1E T'Fi RuN1woa u On by schciele Hon
kins: second Gwinn, Honlins' thlru' Myers
iso'YARD HiGH HURDLES Won ny ".
,si, Te Hen1s Aepahas HepGiSs .ssGna lS T%s f
e.o-YARD Low HURDL LEs-Wop !, by Kin.
,nrS MsEslspd sSas, Hspni sS@na yn Tms
SHOT PIiT-won by Zulick. Maryland
second hcDonad MARYLAND; s, q 'hfd ;neha berger
nIsCJtS THRnw--won hy Berger Hop
kins. second Mcdonald MARYLAND third
Znlirk Marvland nistarec. l6 feet inches
JANFIIN THROW-~W0n hv VAIN. Hop
kins: seeo,a Young Maryland: third. DE
h,skev rnniins Distanee ldl feet ) inches
POLE VATLT--w. Seheidt Hnpkns. ard
Anan MARYLAND tied for first nlace, V.
S,hni4t Hnnl,ins third Height II feet
HIGH TtrMP--Won bv Garrett HonsinS'
second Held MARYLAND third, Elliott Mary
Lard Height 3 feet > = inrhes
BROAD JTrMP--won fv Matthews Mary
land. Second vtveli Honkins third. White,
Maryland Distance - feet inches
Evening star., 1928-04-25
@ Won CentuIS Debut in Title Base Ball Series Is AWuited
SCHEDULE FOR ROLLING
IN MEMS TOURNAMENT
DOUBLES. 2;3O.


Brandt. b; spess and and Darncn. b: Hin and and
scott. II; Davis and Lynn. ID.
SINGLES. $3.50.
r. D. Morgan. d: +. f. Mooney. B. q,
Brandt. d.; Suess aud aDrnell, D. Hill and
SINGLES. z.
C. LilIey, A: N. Liuey.. II; A. NJ. Knight.
4: G; Wolfe A +. Reid. b; j. Gandncr,
Il Hi.et r. s"oTdep W,,sIon G Lan.ardi koeis p 4
4 V SpRS%fiff Rat@lffc' D. W. w"SwSnyb ybaS y T. G''% z.
WeGsr q w,.a" 4 SsndfrSehqaI mnr,6 h + Il s%'R
SSsrs,: Lskss i. SeSFl. kg.,ef. Y taPi:
~ar Wi,,,. b. NJ J.,i5 ipaler I; ggsit, 3: e. # 4
b; ]. Crowley G: " Bnrch' D; }. Fowler,
C.: l.. Burdette. u A. schaier. G.
TEAMS 8.
dad dad G. saSlyador g col9imbss 6 g Geq9a p,a
erd" Ae1ae Carr Bro. g1''Rs Ro.ws hmSFS1% S@a"i
Rainier No. .. n: Mount Rainier No. /. A
DOUBLES. 10
silrenF. e; \ Liiley and E, Ll,i.ley, B Rat
Laudhar,It AMI HoshaIl. y: A.. Hlser and
snowden r.: u. sheehy aud J. H Hiser; 4
side. G: n. o. Evans and J. J Quinn. e;
Rittncr aud Adams G.: Potter and Morris
G: Reel and Wagner: u; Taylor and Fincil
Pheylen. 6: Hardcrove and Wade. c.. Max
we'll and Lucas. G.: Rognley and Budiak9, 3
Vugel and Sweeney. c: POtthon and Gold
ing. c: Duncan and JOY. D: ltallan2 and
Marcellino. D: Mason and Mcintosh; d
MOtyka and Stephenson. y: lseman and An
eierson, G: l.. g. Tubbs and l.. L. Tuhhs
G, Buchanan aud Mcleod. D.: J., g Ballard
and Tebbs II Pullin and +. j.. Ballard. Z.
Evening star., 1928-04-25
BIG CROWD CERTAIN
AT &c" CLUB DINNER

More than so members of the foot
ball. basket ball. base ball and track
teams of Georgetown University, in adj
dition TO group OF graduates who were
stars of Hoya teams prior to 1905. will
be awarded certificates at the fourth
annual &C" Club dinner OF the Hilltop
institution To be held tonight at the
willard. starting at $50 o'clock.
A record crowd of alumni athletes
and students is expected.
Principal speakers will be William
Roper. foot bali coach at Princeton
University; Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
chairman OF the United States Olympic
committee: Comdr. Jonas Ingram. ath-
letic director at the Naval Academy.
and the Rev Charles Lyons. president
of Georgetown University. Frank Hogan.
prominent local attorney, win be toast
master
Evening star., 1928-04-25
CLASS n singles.
W. c. D. A. LEADERS
TEAMS.

TEAMS.
Class A-Bearcats No. 1, 1,545; kim
Pin No. ]. 1.727: Owens e. Baur. 1852.
Class B-Rex. 1865: Merchants fleet
1851; Washington Centennial No. z
I.645.
Glass C-Secretary's. 1.577: Account
ing Division. 1,543: Roosevelt, I.523.-
Class D-Insurgents. 1.5lT: Purchas.
ing No. 1, 1893; Fruit and Vegetables
1.473.
SINGLES. +.
Class A-GuS Fredericks. 3sS: J. Dsu.
terman. 3ss; Dave Cox, $50; DExon.
$50.
Class B--TzIlant, 377; B. r. Mccall
$50; Roudabush. 353.
Class CIV. w. Duncan. 336; r. C.
ToOmey. 334: FreeberE. 332.
Class D--M- G. Ascantilado. 32I; Y
Smith. 800; H. z. Mason. 319. 81
DOUBLES.
Class A-Pinksrd and Beavers, e5R:
Cotter and Baxter. SIS; Webb and
Swain. $50. III
Class B-Cole and Jone. SIS: RinaIdI
and Pacinni. SIS: Smith and Law, and
Price and Dondero. 656.
Class C-HefHefinger and Opitz. SIS;
oAuHueTs-J0neS. 091s OlleS ann LAW
ransom. 636: MeNeil-FraZier. 636
Class D-Stilwen and StrowbridKe,
S52; w. Warren and A. Warren. SIS.
ALL-EFENTS.
Glass A--Dave Cox. 1.le3; Gus Fred
ericks. 1895.
Glass B-P. Hefiefinger. 1875.
Class CIV. HaSseIbrush. s31; y.
Robertson. 929.
Class DR.. ]. Brisbane. SIS: III.
GoldStein. $40.
HIGH GAMES.
Class A-iuS FrederickS. 49,.
Class B-P. Heff1efinger. Ie5: Price,
IS'. *
HIGH SETS. 20
Class A-Dave Cox. 4Is; Charlie
Rarnard Ann
Evening star., 1928-04-25
COLLEGIATE.
THURSDAY.
BOYS CLUB WILL FORM
AN INDOOR BALL LOOP

Boys Club Of Washington will or
ganize an indoor base ball league at
meeting Friday night at 23n C street
TO operate during May and June All
club members desiring 10 play In the
league are asked to attend
Players from 10 f6 years old are
eligible to play All games will be
played In the gym at Third and c
streets Medals will be awarded mem
bers of the winning teams.
Evening star., 1928-04-25
WOMEN'S BOWLING CARD
IN TOURNAMENT TONIGHT
SINGLES, .:I5.


Davidson, b: B. Easton I: y Hamm; y \.
Jenkins r. r.. HildehrHnd. d: =. Weiser. +;
: Tpeiike. B. NJ Williams. A NJ. Russell.
n L. Preble A. A. Williams. A +. Thomnn-
son. u: NJ. Nichols. G.: iseman; B. r.
MeNamee ~ l.. Rnipert Il: II. Myer II;
n Van peft. n T. Morgansteiu. A; r. stan
cill n J. smith. A: II. Mason. e: f. Lie
herman r. f Mnsou. e, NJ. Lindsay 9 :.
NJ Cox A. NJ Edenton p; !. Scott r. 4.
Me6oldrick G, f. Limerick. p z. Burton. 4.
DOUBLES. 1.I5.
C. veihman and r. Clarke. e.
DOUBLES. S:t5.
6. Arseneau and L. Hicks p N. Whit;
aker and Dobsnn. c. Y. L. Pldis and
NJ. Hicks. c. F. Parker and Y. Ens.. G.
r pidgenh and r. Carroll. u: r. NicholsoH
and II Howder. n A. CardIu and NJ. You
mans. e.
Redemption E Accounts. r, Insurance
Accounts B. Finance y Crickets { Ma
rine Corps E University Park. II: Wash
lngton Terminal. r.
Evening star., 1928-04-25

L JedIIlS Will lake LIE huSyS db bIlS
Coliseum tonight along with two
4 Prince Georges County Women's
Duckpin Association quints. one
Federal League outfit and another from
Washington Terminal Ladies' League.
In an effort to set new marks in classes
and G. Several changes have been
made in tonight's schedule.
A long list of fair bowlers is posted
for singles competition, including seven
class A performers. Eight doubles
teams will also take a shot at the marks
hung up the first two nights.
High singles and doubles marks hung
up last night go down In the records
for the present as the best of the tour
nament. Some Of the marks registered
In these divisions last night may stand
throughout the tournament, but the
chances are most of them will be bet
tered.
Washington Ladies' League class A
quints failed 10 hang up any startling
counts. including the champion Beeques.
who were far off their usual form. Co
lumbians and Commercials had fair
counts.
Helen Jarrett and Mrs. Irene Mis-
chou took the lead in class doubles with
a 616 set. Mrs. Mischou had another
good night. bringing her total for all
w Ut AANA ASA game AOA
IONS tied Rena Levy for high game for
the night.
New team marks for classes 3 and
c were recorded. Amazons. with i,44l.
now lead the former section. and Co
lonials. with 1,34l. set the pace in the
other group. Fleharty and Corsette
took the lead in class doubles with
526.
Singles leaders in the four classes are
c. Stansfeld, F. Daniels, E. Clark and
G. McHugh.
Last nights results:
Evening star., 1928-04-25
SCHOOL ANO COLLEGE
STRUGGLES FOR WEEK
SCHOLASTIC.
TODAY.

SCHOLASTIC,
TODAY.
Dewitt vs.. Eastern tbaSe baln.
Business VS.. Gonzaga thase baID.
Catholic T. Freshmen VS.. Central at
Central Stadium tbase halll.
GEORGETOWN Prep vs.. Mount ST. Mary'S
Prep at EmmittSburg, Md. (hase haill.
Gonzaga VS.. ST. Adams ttennis. prep
title tennis match.
Western VS.. Tome Institute. Port De-
pOSit. Md. ttenniSl.
THURSDAY.
Tech VS.. University Of Maryla nd
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Prep tbaSe
BALI.
Eastern VS.. ST. Johns, pending tbaSc
baIn.
FRIDAY.
Eastern VS.. Central thase ball. public
high title gamel.
Business vs.. Emerson fhase baln.
ST. Adams VS.. ST. ChriSt0pher'S at
Richmond tbaSe BALI.
Western VS.. Catholic u. Freshmen at
BrOokfand base bali.
HyattSville High vs.. Laurel High thaSe
ball. Prince Georges County title camel 4.
Eastern We. Central ttennisl.
Tech in Penn relays ttrack).
SATURDAY.
Harpcrs Ferry High VS.. Eastern
ttrackl
Tech VS.. Mount st. Mary's Prem al
EmmittSburg ihaSe balH.
ST. Albau'S VS.. Christ Church at Christ
Church. Va. tbaSe BALI.
Business VS.. Tech. Central VS.. West
ern tpublic high title golf matchesl.
Tech and Dewitt In Penn relays
ttrackl.
COLLEGIATE.
THURSDAY.
Wake Forest at Georgetown fbase
baln.
Catholic U. at Yale fbase bain.
FRIDAY.
Washington and Lee at MARYLAND
(baSe BALL.
Catholic u. at FOrdham tbaSe BALL.
Colgate at Maryland (iacr0Ssel.
Georgetown and Maryland In Penn
games.
SATURDAY.
Georgetown at Army (base BALI.
Catholic q. at Seton Hall tbase BALI.
Georgetown and Maryland in Penn
games.
Evening star., 1928-04-25
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

North Carolina State. S: North Caro-
lima. 4.
Virginia, 3: Washington. 0.
Georgia, 5; South Carolina, 3.
Wofford. IL: FHrman, o.
Michigan. 3 Indiana. 0.
Kentucky. B: Minnesota, 2.
Chicago. s: Northwestern. 5.
Evening star., 1928-04-25
With Tech Having
BLUE AND WHITE TOSSERS
TO MEET EASTERN FRIDAY
Lose to Maryland Freshmen, But Are Impressive, as
Last Years Champions Score Easily in Their
Opener With Western.

huStling his charges IN the hope of
making a strong showing against West
ern, defending champion Talbert and
Berman are latest candidates making
q strong bid for the Maroon and Gray
team
Evening star., 1928-04-25
TRAP DATE IS CHANGED.

FARMvILLE. Va. April IS LP7.-
Virginia State Trapshooters' Association
will hold its annual tournament In
Farmvilie July 4 and ). instead Of on
Labor day. as has been the custom
heretofore
Evening star., 1928-04-25

1.eh ....... ) II I q q 4 4 a--Ig
hala9,.;,--Hnei ~, sorrell Demsrest Drys.
e.n k9loerls HFo@D -. Mills Gorron
snsfi Ftlehs.. Efrpfs---S0fren wiis9a L4ney
NILS Young Sterling TNo-bsse hlt---
ssases---I snneg. sterling Wilson saeF1 bees
Young sotreJi. Double niay--Rates 10 vii.
Yapae ~ hates Il ~ Tye,eer ii r'S'is-FsRs i M.
5-Nls ~ egnF u . ieasnss. ~ En.er.
snnsRas ~ Fletoiaef. ~ az l@ni9gs
ssrses s.e. ''.'t-By b. 12''qg :, y gstes !. ~
pii'ber-~ Yooas. Losing ulichet--Baies
Two Ssikx, hif batsman. a pair Of
singles, tgo-bagger and couple of
squeeze plays netted seven runs in the
eighth inning for University Of Mary
land Freshmen and victory over Cen
trsl IN the game al College Park. The
1gi0 Line youngsters entered the eighth
trailing. & To O.
Hess went 10 the mound for tIe Old
Line cubs IN the seventh and held Gem
tfsl sooreless the remainder Of the
game
Three ball games are scheduled for
sEs1olasttcs tomorrow Tech, the lone
public high team scheduled for formal
play. is 70 meet University Of MARYLAND
Freshmen st College Park. 81. Johns
sno H1HeFAEan University t0sGefs have
en engagement on Monument diamond
No. J end Dewitt Ii listed N engage
Geofgetown Prep At Garrett Park.
Four diamond Tits and two tennis
matches were scheduled today. In the
ball games Eastern and Dewitt we're 10
fare 10 The Eastern stadium, Business
sn6 Conzagz we're 10 conae together
Central and Catholic University Fresh
n1en had sn engagement IN Central
stadium snd Georgetown Prep was 10
entertain Mount 81 Maryg Prep ~
Dsgreft PARK Conzags snd ST Adams
were " clash in . prep school tennis
league match On the lafters court. and
westerns netfne8 we're at Port De.
post for stand against Tome Insti-
tslff gsNEetefs
Desiring not 10 conflict with the
Tech Western base ball game. the
Fi1ampAoDsnjp tennis match earded lDe.
f~esn fne teams representing these
Ee4cDAS yesterday WAS postponed until.
FRIDAY afternoon on the Sixteenth
street reservoir courts, starting III 2
1elock. Coseh lesrfoss 0f Tech Is
Evening star., 1928-04-25
FAIR SEX DUCKPIN STARS
TAKE DRIVES In TOURNEY

"OUR Veterans Bureau League
L teams will take the alleys at the
Coliseum tonight along with two
4 Prince Georges County Women's
TOuckyiYr Asaocia tfnn OiIfpta one
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Bradburn Battery e~.A.
& Electric Service % :sn.s
$500 14th St. NV. Col. 40
Automobile Eleetrieiaas
Evening star., 1928-04-25

Totals 80 - Totals. ~ 1877 s
Western . noI4 q b o. Il
I#'h .+....s. y q . q 1--I3
Evening star., 1928-04-25

CLASS DOUBLES.
Van Horn H3 tlD 81 GUNNER 50 ~ ~
Hartman g3 l07 1O6 Helm. ... SS 133 0S
Evening star., 1928-04-25

~ IFNF1@'Ts = wv
Morgan and CIouser. c.: Mooney and
srandt, D. spcss and Darnell. d; Hill and
Scott II; Davis and Lynn. H.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
Washington Prepares
For Women's Clubs

WASHINGTON. ID. c. (ANP)-
The colored Women's Federation of
Clubs which meets here July 81 to
August next will be well enter
tanned by the local clubs of Wash
ington, Mrs. Julia West Hamilton,
president of the local committee.
has successfully interested the wo-
men of this city who are working as
unit to take care of the eight
hundred delegates and the visitors
who are expected to attend the
meeting.
The program which will be elab-
crate and entertaining is about COM
pleted and will be given to the pub
lie shortly.
Weekly meetings are being held
at the Wage Earners Club House,
18th Street and Rhode Island Ave.
N. w. Mrs. Daisy Lambkihs of
Pittsburgh. Pa, Chairman of the
Committee of transportation, met
with the local committee recently.
and stated that reduced rates had
been secured on all the railroads
for the National meeting.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
Expected White Woman
Visited By Black Woman

PHILADELPHIA, Pa (ANP) -
Mrs. Katherine f. Lipscomb, 1903
Thompson Street, who has been en-
gagged in the. interior decorating
business here for the past fifteen
years. catering to some of the lead
ing families and well known estab-
lishments, notably Kayser & Altman,
1922 Chestnut Street, answered an
advertisement appearing in one of
the local papers for an interior deco
rator. Upon receipt of her letter
the concern, the Atlantic City Deco
rating Company, 4S19 Atlantic Ave-
nue., Atlantic City. engaged her to
come to Atlantic City for an inter-
view, telling her that he wanted
her services, and that for her first
trip TO Atlantic City she would be
compensated. When Mrs. Lpscomb
arrived. the management expressed
his utter surprise. adding, 81 ex-
pected TO see white woman" Mrs.
Lipscomb did not get the Job. but
the management reimbursed her for
the money spent.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
William Jennings Bryan
Is "Cussed" By Bird

BALTIMORE, Md.--William Jen-
nings Bryan, jamaican namesake of
the late "Commoner," suffered what
he considered gross injustices" at
the hands of his wife's relatives in
family argument here last Friday
II started when Bryan expectorat-
ed in the kitchen sink of William
Payne, his wife's uncle. In an argu-
ment which followed, Payne threw
a pot of steaming tea down Bryan's
back. Mrs. Sadie Thompson, Bryan's
nother-in-law, then sunk her teeth
into his thumb. During the mixup,
the pet parrot was upset and laid
the blame on Bryan giving him a
good 'cussing out" To top Il all.
Payne started after Bryan with an
axe. At this point, Bryan probably
thinking discretion the better part
of valor, fled and called in police
TO his assistance.