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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
GOOD GAMES ARE LISTED
IN CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

Sam Rice Junior class tossers viii en-
cage Langley Juniors In a Sport Mart
League game this afternoon at o'clock
on West Ellipse.
In French Midget League Potomac
and Liberty mines and Boys Club and
u. s. S. Jacop Jones teams are to meet
today nj I O'Clock. the first two on
Monument diamond No, 7 and the lat
ter pair on Monument diamond No, 4.
Following is the league schedule Tor
The remainder of the week,
Tuesday -RussellS VS.. u, S. S. Jacob
Jones. East EllinSc O'Clock: Coleman
Jennings VS.. Boys Club Standards.
RcScdale. 2 o'clock.
Thursday-~RuSSells VS. Coleman Jcn-
nines Rosedale. o'clock
Saturday-Libertys VS. Russclls Mon
umcnt diamond No, 4, ! o'clock.
WehcoS are out in front In French
Insect Glass League with nine wins and
ono defeat Brooklands arc second, with
ave victories end one setback. Speak
crs and Cardinals are tied for third
each with eight wins and two losses,
Corinthians arc fourth, followed in
order by Senators Lioncls. KrcsS, Corin-
thtpn Cubs. Calhouns, PostonS, Mon
archs and Chevy Chase,
SIX genes are listed Tuesday and six
more Thursday. as follows;
Tuesdav-~L!onels vs., KrosS, South
FNipse. 3 o'clock: Brooklands VS.
Webcos. East Ellipsc, / O'Clock; Senators
VS.. Corinthtan Cubs, East Ellipse, II
o'clock, Corinthians VS.. Cardinals, South
Ellipsc. II o'clock; CalhounS VS.. Chevy
Chase. South Ellipse. O'Clock. Mon
archs rs pcstons, North Ellipse, !
O'Clock
Thursday Brookland VS.. Speakers
South Ellpse. / o'clock. Lionels VS..
Corinthians. South EllipSe, o'clock
Senator's VS.. Chevy Chase South Ellipse
II o'clock: Monarchs VS.. (Corinthian
Cubs. North Ellipse. o'clock: Postons
VS.. Calhouns, East Ellipse, II o'clock,
Krezs vs.. Webcos, East Ellipse. o'clock.
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ALEXANDRIA TEAMS
TO Be BUSY TODAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July CA diff
ficult task Confronts the st Mary'S
Celties tomorrow when they meet
Washington Union Printers and St
.JosephS A c. on Corbett Field In a
double -header starting at O'Clock.
The game with St Joseph's is a Cap
;tal City Unlimited League contest.
Jacobs. the refund hurier who pitched
for the Dreadnaught A. A. some four
or five seasons ago. will face his old
outfit tomorrow when he comes here
with the Fredericksburg Elks Of FREQ
ericksburg. Va. for game In Dread
naucht Park at O'Clock.
Cecil G. Brown. golf champion Of the
Belle Haven Country Club, Is at the
Alexandria Hospital. where he was
operated on for mastoiditis. He is slow
~ recovering.
After negotiating several weeks
No 5 Motor Company and Saratoga
Lodge, No. 46 Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows will play tomorrow on
Guckert's Field at 3 o'clock.
Company c. 18th Engineers, Fort
Humphreys Va, will invade tomorrow
for contest with st. MarYS BOYS
Club on the South Royal street dla-
mond. at 3 o'clock,
Chef Pierce, well known local basket
ball star. has recovered from an appen-
djcitis operation at Alexandria Hospital
Trainmen and Transportation ClcrkS
will meet Monday. at O'Clock. IN inc
Richmond. Fredericksburg IL potomac
Railroad League game.
HustIers' Bible Class of the Methodist
Protestant Church will tackle the VIZ
ginia Public Service Co, Monday on
Haydon Field at O'Clock.
Edward Butler. star end on the
George Mason High School eleven last
Fall, is captain OF the speed ball ana
swimming team at the citizens mill
tarv training camp at Fort EustIS, va.
Columbia Engine Company has signed
Bronson Eaton. former third oaseman
of Alexandria Post, NO. "a. American
Legion.
Old Dominion Boat Club has aban-
doned plans to enter its paddlers in
any of the numerous canoe regatta5
listed for this section.
Columbia Engine Company will play
the Quantico Indians tomorrow on
Hayden Field, at 3 o'clock,
HuStIcrx' Bible Glass Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church scored its third
consecutive shutout with to 0 vic
tory over the Columbia Engine Com
pany outlaws
Dreadnaug A, A. has signed Catch
err Bobby barley, local youngster,
Hume Springs clubn1en will play the
University A, C. Of Washington to-
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a A OST Of the leading independent
M sandlot base ball games are.
vi as Is usually the case on the
1 L Sabbath. listed fo~ nearby
Maryland and Virginia dia-
monds today, but several attractive Tits
are booked for strictly local fields.
While Union Printers. Bond ClothierS.
Terminal Ice Co. Kennedy A, c. and
various other local teams are showing
their wares on alien soil, Georgetown
A c., champion Of section A, unlimited
class. Capital City League. will be NEST
ing Anacostia Eagles ON the Congress
Heights diamond at Eleventh and Sa-
vannah streets southeast at 3 o'clock
in a game that has aroused considerable
interest. GEORGETOWN A. G. was con-
cedcdly the class of the independent
mines hereabout last year and doubt
less is Just about the pick again this
season. though several teams are not
willing 70 yield the West Enders hon.
ors at this stage Georgetown is OK
pected TO win today. Jack Dapsey is
the Eagles mound nominee. while
Phipps or Hughes is expected to be on
the firing line for Georgetown.
A list Of leading games involving
Sandlot teams Of the local group today
follows;
GEORGETOWN A. c. vs.. Anscostla Eagles,
Eleventh and Savannah streets, O'Clock.
Fire Depa Ytment, Arlington. Va, ocieek
Allied Foofers VS. CheTrydaIs, Lyon W.
lsge, Va. 3 o'clock
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KELLEYS GO SECOND
IN LEGION SERIES

Kellys yesterday gained second place
in the American Legion title diamond
series being conducted among midget
class teams of Capital City League
when they defeated PoWhatans, to 6.
In five innings on West Ellipse Rain
halted the game at this stage Kelleys
now have won two games and lost one
Contests between Lincoln Post team
which is leading the race with thret
wins in as many starts. and Sam Rices
and between Boys Club Standards and
PlanSkyS were rained out.
Two runs IN the last inning carried
Kelleys to victory over Lincoln Post
Kuhnert, winning pitcher gave up only
three hits and famed eight
Four series games arc listed today.
as follows.
Lincoln Post VS. Powhatans, Monu-
ment diamond No. d. 3 o'clock: Sam
Rices VS.. Planskys, West Ellipse, IL
o'clock; Kelleys VS. Boys Club Stand
ards. Monument diamond No. 4, II
o'clock. Kelleys VS. Sam Rices, Monu-
ment diamond No. 7. 3 O'Clock
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Conflicting theories of golf, such
as whether you start the backsWing
with turn of the hips like Mac
Smith. or by taking the club back
first with the left arm until you
feel the pull on your left shoulder
and then pivoting, the method Of
Dewey Longworth, are Of little
moment TO the rank and file. The
thing they must make certain of is
to take the club back low and slow.
no matter how started and with
the left arm straight The other big
point for them Is not to lose balance.
Note the sketch of Bobby Jones
Just starting his downswing with
the wood. I cannot say for certain
If his left heel has regained the
ground But there can be no doubt
that the pull down he has given the
club with his left arm has shifted
his center of gravity off the right
leg already and that the left is bear
ing its share of weight. Jones here
gives the appearance of perfect bal
ance That is the main thing in the
golf swing. Work out your own so
you are balanced Then your game
will improve, no matter what theory
you follow.
Also note how balanced is Barnes
over half way down with his wood.
He's all set to hit at this point and
balanced so perfectly that little can
go wrong with his shot.
Bobby Jones is a consistent VIM
ner because he is a consistent put
ter. Send stamped. addressed en-
velope to Sol Metzger. care of this
paper. and request his leaf1et on
Putting"
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ALEXANDRIA LEGION
NINE TAXES HON0RS

ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 2a-~-De~
feating the team representing Norfolk. .
10 s. this afternoon 81 Richmond, The
nine ~ Alexandria Post, No %, won
the American Legion Junior class series
for Virginia.
Ia the semi finals yesterday Alex
andrla defeated "Danviiie, i8 10 z, and
on Thursday doWned Newport News, II
10 4
Alexandrias team viii travel 10
Knoxville, Tenn next Wednesday, where
IL VIII meet the champions Of North
Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee in
regional play
The local nine viii be met here upon
arrival from Richmond tomorrow
morning OF 10 30 o'clock by members Of
Alexandria Post and escorted To George
Mason Hotel where they will be guests
AZ banquet
Tbs pnst wiil present The players
With AWsatef coats,
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GIANTS DEFEAT CUBS
IN 10 INNINGS, 80

NEW YORK, July 20 Gp) The
Giants defeated the Cubs by 10 in
IS innings IN the opening game of the
series here today when Jim Wesh's
single drove O'Doul home with the VIM
ming marker
II Was the fourth hit for Welsh, Wh6
batted in all OF the New York runs.
Gabby Hartnett mnnopolixed the runs
battod IN for Chicago.
Joe GeneWich pitched a strong game
for Npw Work
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n 20 games are scheduled III sec
~ ton A. unlimited class, Cap
ital City League, among which
4 group Georgetown A. C. has
won the title but three contests
arc slated III section B Of the unlimited
class.
Ross Council. which is heading sec
ton B with 10 wins and no losses, and
Douglas A c. which is second. only
one game behind the leaders, both get
action. the former meeting Army Med
ical Center on Walter Reed diamond
at 3 o'clock and the latter engaging
Army War College at Washington Bar
racks at 8 O'Clock. AuthS. which stand
third in the race with seven victories
and two defeats. meet the lowly Clovers
in the third game carded District
HEIGHTS has forfeited its scheduled
game with Anacostia Eagles.
Outstanding among the contests m
the Junior class is the battle between
Corinthians. leading the league with
seven wins and no defeats. and Brook
lands. who are tied with MontroSe for
second place. The game will be on
Monument diamond No at IL O'Clock.
MCntrose will meet Miller Furniture Co,
on the same diamond at o'clock, In
other tilts Calhouns will engage Had
lcys on South Ellpse at II o'clock,
CONGRESS- Heights and Collegians will
hook I'D on Monument diamond No. 3
at II O'Clock. Aces and Libertys will
battle at Plaza field al II O'Clock and
Lindberghs and Jewish Community
Center will face on Monument diamond
No. : al II o'clock
Hartfoyds, which are out In front in
the second series of the senior class,
with two wins and no losses. and is the
lone undefeated team in the loop. will
meet AZtecs on South Ellipse at 3
o'clock In other games in the senior
class Auths will engage Brown g. Wood
on West Ellipse and T T Keane and
n j Kaufman will come together on
Monument diamond No 3, both tits
starting al o'clock.
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REDS ARE 0UTBATTED,
BUT DEFEAT DODGERS

BROOKLYN, July 90 Upl.--Cincin-
natl turned back the Robins by TO 3
in the opening game of the series here
today despite Brooklyns advantage OF
10 10 II in hits
Both starting pitchers failed to so
the limit. Bill Doak was Knocked out
In the seventh. while Adolpho Luque
succumbed in the following frame
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AUTO RACE POSTPONED.

SALEM, NJ. H., July 81 m, special
match race scheduled for today az the
buckingham Motor Speedway between
Ray keeeh and Leon Duray, leading
automobile dg1Vera was postponed until
next Saturday because OF unfavorable
weather.
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Totals 40 as89 ~ Totals a. Ia

Totals 40 gs3g2 ~ Totals a. Ia 30 IL
'Two out when winning run was scored
Chicago ~ o o o o 0 q o 0 0 0-r9
New Work - O o o q q 0 la
Runs Stephenson. Grimm, Q Donlt Hogan.
Hsrftnedlil, ~, Welsh II, T~ Nv base Mi
Cohen Three base hit. Hogan Sacrifices
ueneVieh. Mcguire Mann, Ferry, pous
nie plays Grimm fuuaskstedi Beck, Ma
guife and 0fimm Maauire and English
LinaHtf0m, Cohen and Terry Left on ha ses
on Haht on cenewieh, 3 struck out
~ ssehI, Ii by dens%leh Hits,~on
thlffannthl on Malone | in 70 inning.
Wiz pliteh1 GensWich, Atoslns pit!e eicr,
mick Time NJ enme2 hours IS minutes.
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ALEXANDRIA CARDS
STILL IN BUSINESS

ALEXANDRIA Va July 2s-All
ysnes arranged for the Cardinal Ath-
Ie,ie Club 0sse ball team of this city by
s. r ~ Vaughan have been cancelled
because u the lack n interest and
tendency If some players 70 boss he
officers % Cardinal Athletic Club"
This announcement has been made
by sylvester A Breeu president Of the
clun WHOSE ba8e bail team Is said 10 be
the Oldest IN the United States.
Bfeen says that his announcement
does nol mean that the Cardinals have
quit athletic activities. as they vii con
llnue ~ 10 business at the old stand
1922 King street
Players who have shown tendency
IN "boss the offecrs ~ the CLUB aIe At
liberty - mop - organizations 20 Their
llgin2 they are n0l wanted by the
Cardinals says ETeeu Breen also says
tl3st uniforms and other property Of he
elub new ~ the possession of sueh play
err must oe turned In At once.
q
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k BefT8. ......... ? S55 I 3 "a
Runs Rothrock. Myer. williams e. Todt
a. Rfgan, Warner y oehrlnger %, Rice
f5s sfbs5 'fN sger M N1ns sa'i R6nss
iIeilmann a. Regsn, Rice 81 Tw6-baSe
hits Williams. Myer, ToGt, Heilmann
Jhree-baSe iiitS-Tayanef Rice, Stolen
base Tayeney sacrhces-~Itics, Roge
Double plays M9er Regain and Tedl ~
Left on bases Boston. 10 Detroit g. Bases
Smith. 2 Struck out ~ MseFaydcp. =.
Ruhlng Smith ( Van Glider. +: HolG~
@ag. + Whitehili Z Hls on Smith, 4 IN
80 4aElAgs Van Older, 5 IN lss innings
HolIlosas T. innanf &hiltonii5 a. r.
eng ! IN ia innings Winning pitcher
Wbitehii Losing pitcher MacFegden I'm
DlYes MesHgs Campbell, Van GRAHAM and
Connolly Time of game - hours and /?
minutes
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HOME-RUN STANDING
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-Hafey, Card
inals. 2; Bottomley. Cardinals. /: Har-
per. Cardinals, l. Schultz, Phillies, /:
Herman. Robins. l. Cochrane, Athletics.
/: Bishop, Athletics, /; Manush
Browns, /.
90 Bottomley, Cardinals, %: Bissonette
Robins, lS: Hafey, Cardinals, II,
American League leaders Ruth
Yankees, 40: Gehrig, Yankees. ie;
Hauser, Athletics, IS.
League totals-National 500; Amer
lean, 346. Grand total, 745.
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TIGERS ANNEX PAIR
FROM THE RED S0X
e. the Associated Press

By The Associated Press.
DETROIT. July 2S.--Detroit showed
The Session Red Sox deeper into the
ArR.ican League cellar here today.
taxing both ends of double-hcader.
Owen Carroll held Boston to five hits
in the opener the Tigers winning By
Z To /,
The after piece was a struggle,
Detroit coming from behind TO gain an
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par. He cracked on the inner nine,
however, taking a 40.
The defending champion, Tommy
Armour of Washington. was tied with
Joe Turnesa. Elmsford. N Y. for ninth
place with 1913 A 70 on the last 10
put Armour out of the running. Larry
Nahholtz, Houston. Tex. and George
Won Elm of New York turned in scores
of 294 At 2e5 the first Canadian was
reached, Arthur Hubert of Thornhill,
Toronto. who tied at that figure with
w. H. Cox of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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ID. c. TEAMS ON NEARBY
FIELDS FOR BIG GAMES

pl Ns'o ms gt rs oeI6ss indian Head La
Kennedv A. c vs. District Heights, Dis
trct HetghtS, Nd, o'clock
Liberty A. C. Us, Rockville Rockville. Md,
NJ l's'F Z anon 6 s u n degsk A G.
yer sprins, Nd, o'clock
Bond Clethiers VS.. Seat Pleasant Firemen,
Monroe 4. c. VS., THYME A. c, Brook
Hess 4. G IS. Indian Head, at Indian
French 4. g. vs. Dixie Fig A. G. cheyeriy,
silver Spring Kensineton vs., seasSsville
Md. al Wheaton, Nd, o'clock.
univefsity A; ys. Hume sprinF at
Hume sppins; Va. aso o'cloes r.n,,, shin.
yard Field, Alexandria, Va O'Clock (dou-
Petworth Easies VS.. Potomac Yard Revi-
sion Bureau of Alexandria, Va South Ell
Glen Eeho I. C. VS.. Beymsr A. G., Beymer
Glen Echo A. C, VS.. Cardinals, Glen Echo,
Md, $50 o'clock.
Clovers are after games with un-
limited class mines Call Atlantic 30S8-W.
Lanhap. Md, A. c. tossers are after
a game for today, Call Potomac 2570-J.
Beymer A. e. nine Is making last
minute efforts 10 book a second tilt
with an unlimited class team for to-
morrow afternoon They have game
with Glen Echo. Md, A. G. on Beymer
Field at ! O'Clock.
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Score of Yesterdays Game.

Runs---W0od. Del Vecchlo, MOSCOW F2f,
plumbers az, Kuhnert az, Tabler Harrison
~. Steinherser az, Conner. Errors
Wheeler Wood, Holt, Kesser f2l' STEIN
hases-Wood Kuhnert. Mostow, Kesyler,
Harrison, Conner. Sacrihces-Wood, Har~
rson. Steinberaer. KaSow. Double play
Ruhnsrt to Wheeler. Left on bases KEEL
lsys. g; Powhatans, I. Base IN halls-on
Tahler, 10; OF Kuhn%r, z. Hits~-Of Taber,
in innings; of Conner. 2 In inning.
Struck out-~By Kuhnert. &; by Tahler. ?,
nv Conner, /. Palk -Kuhnert. Conner, Los
In. pitcher Conner umpire-Mr. Purdy.
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Runs Williams, McMsnus az, Gehrinser
~. Rice ~. Heilmann. ErroF-Carroil.
Runs hatted ln-ifeilnann. Gehrtnger rice,
Taverer Carroll Wlnge az TWo-hHsf hits
williams. Roseli,' Grimm. Gehfinger stolen
basc5~TavencF. WOodsu Sacrifices Roth
rock. Carroll. Double pisys-Tayener 20
10 McManHs ~. Gerber TO Regain 70 Todt
Lett % bsscs R2ston, 81 Detroit, s, Ba@e
Struck euf-By Grifnn. 2 9layton, !
Goitt~mite. l. Carroll, / Hits-Of Grimm.
II .rnines SlaXton 2 N In INNINGS
Grimm Losing pltcher--Grif1n umplres~-
Messss Van Graasn. Connolly and Camp
ell Tine u Eane-- ! hour and II mlnntcR
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: ID z WI To
IRAN for {
Cincinnati
Brooklyn


|Bstted for Ehrhardt in seventh inning,
fBatted for K0upal in eighth inning.
IRAN for Gooeh in eighth inntna.
G GiosIG9s'' ..... 80 ! Z 8 3 81 ! Is
Runs Crttz az, Kelly ~. Allen. Luaue,
Kolp Hendriek. Herman. Bissonettc. Errors
HenGt,Ck Bancroft. nuns hetted in~-Al-
len o, Ford, Strip, Crtz, zuzmann, Cal
laghan, Herman "a, Flowers. Two-bnse hits
Kelly, Crjtz, nfessier Three base hits
Crit2, BisEonctte, Hendttck Home run -
Herman. Sacrifices -p!etnieh. Hitgmann, Al
len Fiowera, Callashan. Double. plays
Doaks Bancroft and hlssonette; Ehrhardt;
Kelly ~, Lett on baseg-~ci Cincinnati,
Brooklyn, II Bases on balls-~0G Luque, 4
of D9ak, = Struck nnt~~By Luque, !, by
Kop. / Hitg on poak s In 6ts nninss;
Of Ehfhardt, none ~ = inninsi ok Koupal.
in ! inning on Clark. / ~ ! inning of
Luaue. II IN 7 n INNINGS. off Kolp. 2 IN lts
inninsa pHaRad hal-~picinieh, Wlnnins
pitcher -Luque Losing pitcher Doak. Um-
pires Meshrs Gulgley Sterk and Pnrman,
Time Of ganie2 hours and minutes.
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n TO games are scheduled in sec
N ton A. unlimited class Cap
ital City League, among which
4 group Georgetown A, c, has
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the choice of the years yield.
You can count on a satisfy
ing smoke with any Robt Burns
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Totals "a 5 24i0 Totals . 30 0 q IL
'Batted for Gerber in eishth.
BBottoR ......S I : 3 : : 81 FL
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Clovers are after games with un-
limited class mines Call Atlantic 3oS8-W.
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Hume Springs clubmen will play the
University A, C. Of Washington to-
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CAPITAL LINKSMAN
LOSES TO SASSCER
Match Is Decided. z Up.
Many Prizes Carried OFF
by District Players.
ny WALTER r. MeCAILUM.

. ALTIMOHE. Nd, July 2s.--Con-
II testing 10 the last shot on the
N last hole. A. L. Houghton Of
Manor Club Succumbed on the
rtrA,tnc,,th hnln kern fNHnN III
The Washington times., 1928-09-22

She misseth the daily reminder
that his Mother ran a whole
household on less than the cost
of a cook and a can-opener"-and
his look of reproach when he
discoVereth the missing button on
his ajamas.
She misseth the sweet solace OF
comforting him in his hours of
anxiety and consoling him in his
business grievances--and the flat
terry of knowing that it is to HER
that he bringeth his problems and
his worries,
The Washington times., 1928-09-22
POSTAGE STAMP
BY DR.. Frank Crane

RECENT writer points may something
- postage stamps.
How many useful lessons
postage stamp!
One thing teaches
that needs good licking We learn from mistakes
than from Many looks back his first
failure as giving him the greatest incentive for Those
into the world and tossed
farther than those endowed and peed ags who have the
made easy for them.
And then the stamp must be pounded and smeared with ink
at
its destination Without considerable hardship value
stamp that has not been properly licked off Immediately
and does not the letter to its goal.
Ihe good stamp put dark and unpleasant times
and distances.
When to the art give
before have made postage stamp and
the licking delivers the
Many difficulties that
him. he often the
all against
How there
oetead building the
failure.
Nothing needs to much
the value of What blind like Huber
betrayed by friends? Keep tickle and
gives at last to those who flout her.
This world wide always and
is full Of opportunities that when fails try
Remember that continual dropping away
that nothing impossible to the spirit
defeated by ourselves The only failure inner
light has failed
When the Lacedemonian told by Persans that the
of the would
number, he replied: "Then will fight in dark"
Copyright Mcclure Newspaper
The Washington times., 1928-09-22

AGUADILLA. P. r.
NV Dear Mr.. Editor:
/ have been reading your edl-
tOrials for years and think a
great deal of them. / admire
your persistency in having our
nation protected by war planes
and some day the American peO-
nIe will admire you for this.
Now, / did not write to tell
vou this but to see if ! can en-
list your pen towards a worthy
cause. | have tried Congress, l
have tried to secure the help OF
the Porto Rican people and so
far have failed, so ! thought l
could reach the American people
through you.
You probably ignore that
right here in this town, Aqua
dilIa, we have the only place
under the American flag where
Columbus landed in America.
Since taking up my residence
here after several years in the
Regular Army I became aware
of the Importance of this fact.
Through local efforts we have
been able to construct road
from the town to the exact
place of the landing which
was marked by a Esarble monu-
ment erected by the Spanish