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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

During wedding near Quimper. on
the Breton coast, recently, the floor Of
the house collapsed and the entire we'd
ding party fell into the cellar. the BRIDE
groom and 10 guests being injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

the State Legislature by the Indiana
Real Estate Association, according t.
action taken by the association at its
annual convention just held at Gary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
Realty Law to Be Asked.

A real estate license law for Indiana
will be urged at the coming session of
The border vidette., 1928-01-28

gales Chamber of Commerce,
city officials of Nogales. Arizona,
and Nogales, Sonora, and citi-
zens in general are thanked for
the, hospitable and courteous re.
ception of the delegates to the
Arizona Good Roads convention.
Resolution No. 1l.-A vote of
confidence is extended to the
state highway commission and
that commission be compliment.
ed, for it's efforts in the upbuild.
ing Of the highways of the state.
Resolution No. 12.- Officers
and directors of the association
are thanked for the efficient man.
ner in which their duties have
been performed during the past
year.
The border vidette., 1928-01-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
All Nogales hotels did fn'
business during convention weel

All Nogales hotels did a fine
business during convention week
George Fisher, Tucson piano
and music dealer, has been a
border city visitor this week.
The Honest Bill shows are
showing at the Nogales high
school grounds. They arrived
in the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Segar, for
mer Nogales residents, now 10.
Gated at Santa Barbara, Calf.
are in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wasnidge.
A. E. Sanders. president of
the Piggly Wiggly Company, is
planning a trip to Benson and
Wilcox, where Piggly Wiggly
stores will soon be established.
The border vidette., 1928-01-28

An interesting talk on the life
of William Mckinley, 25th pres.
ident of the United States. whose
birthday is January 29th, was
given Wednesday noon at the
Hirams Club luncheon at the
Masonic temple by Rev. James
Crutchfeld. The visitors at the
luncheon we're Captain l.. w.
Mix, A. J. Dodds and FL. M. AL.
len, who became a member Of
the Hirams club.
The border vidette., 1928-01-28
JANUARY 28, 1923
LOCAL NEWS.

hotel.
The Nogales Elks lodge get.
together meeting Tuesday night,
was a big success.
J. G. Mueller and David Will.
son are here from Tucson, stop
ping at the Bowman.
The Masons will confer work
in the. first degree tonight at 8
o'clock at the Masonic temple.
A. r. Campbell of Phoenix,
was a weekend visitor in No
gales, guest at The Bowman.
More than 100 people attended
the formal dedication Of the new
Nogales airport last Saturday
afternoon.
W. G. Lefebvre, state engi
neer, attended the good roads
convention Monday and Tues.
day from Phoenix.
Monte Mansfield, we'll known
Ford dealer of Tucson, was in
Nogales Monday attending the
Good Roads convention.
J. W. Strobe, secretary to the
governor, attended the Good
Roads convention aud delivered
Governor Hunts message.
Alex Carpena, pioneer haber
dasher of this city, has returned
from a visit with his wife and
daughter in Los Angeles.
Joe Berk, proprietor of The
Modern, who has been in New
York purchasing goods, will re-
turn to Nogales next week.
Albert Hoeffer, Jr., son of DR..
Hoeffer, owner of the Hermosillo
brewery, has purchased a hand.
some new Packard roadster.
Bryan Akers, George Com.
paret and. H. FL. Fris of the staff
of the Arizona Gazette, were in
Nogales Sunday from Phoenix.
Don Pablo y. G. Gonzalez is
now full fedged Knight of
Pythian. He was knighted last
Wednesday night at Castle hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Levin mo
tored to Tucson Wednesday to
see the motion picture, Seventh.
Heaven" at the Rialto theater.
William Hunter, former presi.
dent of the Nogales Kiwanis
club, is in Ell Paso. Texas, at
tending the Southwest District
convention.
William Kelly, manager of the
mbstone Epitaph, spent the
week end in Nogales. Mr.. Kel.
ly is the president of the Ari.
zona Press Club.
I. P. Mcbride. chairman of
the state highway commission.
accompanied by Mrs. Mcbride.
came from Phoenix to attend the
Good Roads convention.
Val Valenzula, Patagonia mer.
chant. and brother of U. S. Gus
toms Inspector Fred Valenzula,
attended the Elks' get-together
meeting Tuesday night.
John M. Hughes has returned
from his rice plantation in the
Yaqui Valley. Sonora, where be
has 5000 sacks of rice ready to
ship to the United States.
| George Morris has returned to
his mine near Patagonia, follow
ing q short business visit in the
city. George has fully recover.
ed from an attack of the flu.
Mayor and Mrs. Frank Jeffer-
son of Phoenix, we're visitors in
Nogales Sunday. coming here to
attend the annual meeting of the
Secretaries of the Chambers of
Commerce..
e. A. VESSEL, owner of The
Evans News and Cigar Stand,
entertained a stag party of 18
friends last Monday night at the
Carolyn Tea Shoppe, in celebra
ton of his birthday.
Ed. F. Bohlinger, Patagonia
mining man, who is an enthusi.
tic member of Nogales Elks
lodge, is here for the banquet
tonight in honor of Grand Ex-
allied Ruler Malley of Boston.
Arthur Peck. proprietor of the
White Front garage in Grand
avenue, has installed complete
auto laundry, with an up.to date
combined electric power, com,
pressed air washing machine.
, 1928-01-07

THE above mentioned taxes for
4 the first half year 1928 are now
due and payable at the Department
OF Finance, Government House,
Christiansted, for the Christiansted
District, and at the branch office
of the Department Of Finance in
the Fort in Frederiksted for the
Frederiksted District.
These offices will be open to the
public from 900 a. m. until IL
o'clock noon, and from 1870 D. m.
until 300 p. IN. each day, except
Saturday afternoons, Sundays and
holidays, from january 1, 1928 to
January Il, 1923 for the collection
Of these taxes, after which latter
date the names Of all those who
have not paid will be turned over
to the Sheriff as delinquents and
for necessary legal actIon to en-
force payment.
Government of the Virgin Islands
Municipality of Saint Lroix,
january l, 1923.
FRANK 7. FOXWELL,
Despotchjng Secretary
, 1928-01-07
ublicati0n.

III is hereby brought 10 public notice
that the Trade mark shown below
which was registered 10 the United
States Patent Office, Washington, = c.,
on April /. 1919 in the name of
PAIGE DETROIT MOTOR CAR COM
PANY of Detroit, Michigan, q corpora
ton organized and existing under the
laws OF the State of Michigan, and Trace
mark certificate No. l24. 965, issued
therefor. has this date been registered IN
the Office OF the Government Secretary
OF the VIRGIN Islands Of the United States
Al ST. Thomas, in accordance with the
provisions in the regulations governing
the registration Of Patents and Trade
marks IN the Virgin Islands, approved
30 June. 1920.
, 1928-01-07

and Frcs. 200 for dogs in the coun-
Try, must be paid, in ACCORDANCE
with the Police Regulations for St.
CrOiX.
These signs eau be obtained from
January LIST to February 18th, 1928,
after which date, dogs for which
signs have not been procured, will
be caught and brought to the Police
Station and delaine for 3 times "A
hours, after which tine they will be
killed, if the owners 80 not appear
to claim them, pay d fine Of Frcs.
1900 for each dog and procure the
new sign.
F~rederiksted Police Office, St,
UroiX, V.L.U.S., December Il, 1927.
F. COULTER,
Director Of Police.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
WANTED--ACREAGE.

WANTED--1O ACRES FRONTING ON DE.
fsnse Highway. Desirable location. Tel.
Hyattsville 334.J or address Box 62-K Star
OUR REAL ESTATE ENGINEERING AND
development organization provides expert
advice aud servces to owners in subdividing
and improving city and suburban acreage for
ready market At much higher than existing
land values. We also assist financing when
tied Brokers' fnd cooperation advantageous.
SufTS65BFRr TRS65BFRr 'REe'jst.ffNE Re NINE. c. E. Manager.
500 Munscy Bldg.
Main 5246 Res. Cleve. 2933.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
RENT----FARMS.

io0ACRE FARM NEWLY PApERED AND
painted house, elee, tested water. Marlboro
pike at District line, s minutes from Capt
tol. Hua service Immediate possession.
Rent, 500. Call Dir. REILLY, Adams bdtO
Evening star., 1928-03-31
SAIE--FARMS.

BARGAIN IN VIRGINIA.
II miles from Key Bridge. 10 acres land,
s.room home. wired for elec.: well barn,
chicken house. etc. Small cash payment.
Only $1,000.
1910 Eve ct W Frank 1871 IL
Evening star., 1928-03-31

WANTED---EAKMS

SNAIL FARM or PLACE NEARBY sUTN
ahle for gardening and poultry; near cars
nr hus. must he reasonable. Address Hox
ISk Star office Is
Evening star., 1928-03-31

Sth AND l. SITS. sc, NEAR TO NAVY
ward and car barn; new store; reasonable
80, 1T THos. +, FARRELL CO.; Co., 1oe
53f 5$f' 7th sWSsT@Ss sW--StoPeS and rooms
SOB 9Th sw.---Store and rms. b.. $500
ba 594 %s1sr %2nsl %f!Gfs :%fsrse warehouse
FEoYD r, DAVIS coMPANYa
733 18th St. MY. Main 353:352.
OPEN TO OFFERS.
$I5 Lin st. $i%%SS % SS m%n,SSiiy
ls!A { AogS2HToS gi SW t$sss fS fNfAEsE2n. Z
as ,a@ G,6 s. ST r> NV
$500 90
so SHEPHERD ST. NV
Heat Furnished.
$l3, 90.
Dol ION sT NV.
aoa3 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Heat Furnished COS Sd IT.
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST co.
18th and Pa. Ave NV. N. 4s16.
i4Ii II ST. NE.--SToRE & APT. .Sn5 00 m
Pax t Ga avestSsf,e s,orc f. heat T. farn ao" aooo
1900 block Georgia ave, near Alaska ,o M
NJ. HTs fsoI niyln f RARRY, 1lsoz ii St: Nv;
81, 1Nn i s1,S Nv THE LEXINGTON
Apar,ment--Good stze store. Rent. $4,000
'ei "'o"'" NJ ! RAINF
2o- Inyrstment Hldg
NJ. l437. .----
sol y 10Th 81. Nw.-........... SO @9 90
sS5@ Ga. ''' ave- .l?5 90 90
81! Fla. Fla a ave-. n~..............,.. 90 90
I99t i'3,,t "a; eve el~NiIiliII' I;T'ON Tnc
80. -. g, EEFWALToRS' Frank osoa
i06iiGS i6iS 14th 1t. nv ...,.,... 200 90 90
d34s seorglh aFe.--s'o'e' OF 'p'' i69 90
IL N Jtes.3n ass aae, ne, ~ ''''''''' 100 90
;33sf99 wtsnonsio worn," ave n "a 100 90
ia ga La sf'n ave- e. n".wW..Bdg..... 5000
1919 Park rd. NV. ;.s....., sn'n4
1881 Ian nw--store IL 3-F. ant * 40 ~
54uo isth 81. ne ''''''''' GE 0n
li6dS li6lS \ an ~ arS MN q store 4r. b. 20.
1886 9TH st. NV, ...,. p ~ ~
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7nl Kennedy. 81. v. ......''.. t,o0'oo11
2ao II st 3 = cA14I r0 ''.oo
-. L. S|N - 49,
Main 2l00 025 18th ST Wv.
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Evening star., 1928-03-31
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Is ACRES. 10 MILES FROM CENTER or
Washington and one mile from Baltimore
pike. with Broom and bath house. on lovely
knoll: attractive and gubstantial: porches
barn. chicken houses, orchard. Wired for
cleo. Ideal for country club home or in
vestmeDt. ssrgain. Gait Hyattg. S1f.f3 .
after 9, or Sunday or address Box 1+9.k.
star offce. 1s
Evening star., 1928-03-31
HOME BARGATN--S8O.

274s wOODLEY PL. NV.
One Block from Conn Ave A...
Practically rev home. rooms. tile bAth,
sleeping pnrcbes every modern convenience
Phone Main 1852
zoe l. sT, wv. s.oo
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'''""' az isoS ?'i@k FAX Avk. NV s@soo s@soo
. rooms sass :?a P2ihS PR2ihhSAwHA sr wv s.o~o ~
rooms 4"a S3s I s''G, ~, sr. NV. S.o,oo ~
10 rooms ''s sei I1ift i5tb sr. NV .,n,
rooms s'1 asss ~ 'coss. AVE. ...on
rooms. BATS sy, 2,Gar 81 gafsESw 'sif0'"o
rooms Ga,5: BE l., 's II. f'' wv. ~
rooms ss23 s:9 iSSp3gADA AYR. NV. .aooo
rooms ''1 ~ ~" is,h 'sr NV. .e~ono
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rooms and 4dos s'54: 55s sr wv + s"oo ~
rooms ls%i 3sf SFsoissra CARROT ST ..o s'ooo ~
rooms ana 9is,4@ is4 4 81 Nw sooo
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70 rooms si9 46i5 'rp9oorg ST Ne. 'so',,o o'no
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rooms an? s5zs -" lsm sr. NV -. ~
2aaI gggEEAN AVE. NV, s.o 20
. '''"'' '''' sstr ~ l. %T hw ''' -. 80, ~ ~
TT r. t. H. Rust COMPANY.
1901 ibth - XIV Naig 500.
z2ss HAssAcBrsETqs AVE NV.
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4Zo6 80.
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Evening star., 1928-03-31
p1pG AIN TN VTP6TSTI

BARGAIN IN VIRGINIA..
II miles from Kew Bridge 10 acres land:
s.room home wired for cleo; we'll barn.
chicken house. etc. Small cash payment,
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Evening star., 1928-03-31
RENT HousEs-UNFURNIsHED


6 ROOMS AND BATH--S3S.S1.
Detached house on large grounds with
shade trees and lots OF room for children
ta MAY. Large rooms electric lights, his
CeScn. gooo cellar. new paper ana gas
range: 30 minutes 20 heart of city, A
bright houae just reduced to SSS.So. Phone
col. G44S,
IS RYE ST. NW.--~S RMS. AND BATH
elcctT1, light, perfect repair; $40 month. An'
rly OWNER, pH1 81, NV, L
a6g6 18th ST. Nw,--6 RMS, AND BATH
CoIOREn.
99I o ST. nw.--~lo rus, hath. elec., S6S 90
wM. II. ECTCHERSON.
S0t McGlll Bldg. Main $50.
CoLoREn---eol \. H. AVE. NW.--7-RooM
4.roon, nrick, St9 50. eaol F st. NV. e.
S0la 18Th ST. N,W,-RENT DIRECT FROM
owner. Greatly reduced, IL rooms, includ.
inE : basement rooms. a.mA., baths. pan
try, front and rear stsirways: laundry iraNs.
gsrage, $50. = or years lease. FIRST
class condition. Nicely Srrsnged house.
Must he seen to he appreciated. Wonder
Frank. 3Soe. Il
SEVERAL EXCELLENT HOMES IN CHEVY
Chase and elsewheres your monthly rent
r B. BEHRENn, 1917 st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-31

About acres land, s-room house. cleo.
barn and other uthuidnRs: about 40 fruit
c. NJ. PLCNKERT co.
1910 Eve St NV. Frank. 1G1 .
Evening star., 1928-03-31
WANTED TO RENT--HOUSEs.

WANTED I'D hENI-hOUSES.
I WANT TO RENT a MODERN. DETACH-
ed. furnished home 6-S rooms. garage. Rea.
sonable and IN good neiehhnrhood. During
June. July and August. j. X. Thoenen. I32
Eve 81. NV. ="
AT LEAST BROOM BUNGALOW WITH
attic. ami. garage: h..wh.. Woodbridge
Mt. Rainier or Hvattsville: reasonable rent
Tel Hyattsviile 33i.J or address Box 6E-K
Star once ls
sIa5 -O0--i-YEKR LEASE BEDROOM .,
bath house builtin garage. Chevy Chase
Nd. Address Box 472-J. star Office. IL
CAN RENT YOUR HOUSE
CAN RENT YouR Apt
"; =. WEAVER. 1902 / St. Main 1853. fs
IS YOUR PROPERTY, vACANTf LIST TT
daliv Tor rental property IN all sections.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, INC
f0i4 Vermont Ave Main 62l0.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

r,r,,h t~,rt a,,} bssk sias,,,.. - ,,s,r.sN H.,
hle s9rase larSc lot, CLOSE 81 vars stores
schools ard churches. Already AnAneeI
terNss
We have as acres of lard At NarxslN
aui terms - sutf. Lots Nf U3ce subdivisions
for sale Vu Nard rcAd reasonable terms Az
k,nds o{ rrVpertN AT al prices FSvnS lit
tie and bus. Ayt Arre&Se VIII tvS.tS tNrns
foe suburban houses Sn1 lots or Clty pgCu-
crtV clear ~ Srssu trust Call On Us h
Nnu mean business Fb0ne FAQs ChureA 50
once T9-Jl fvsdeNcc
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Evening star., 1928-03-31

NEAR CLARFNDON VA-s r. BCNGA-
se9. sS% q 2 30 Ea.g + afrsi ,ss. $3.50 with F"
n.s, Nefr 5,,d dyItn2a r1a F23 Roo acres bungalow.
acrcs 1n-r. house barn f1r 10 cows:
5000. $1,000 cash. balance easy. On good
Evening star., 1928-03-31

Also Ar. BUNGALOW. about Il acre OF
Land convenient 70 river. chicken house ard
yard young fruit and garden Price
S2 300: terms. Apply c. e BENSON 8
STORE, Cabin John Nd 3fs
Evening star., 1928-03-31
RE<T--STORES.

Sth AND l. SITS. SEE, NEAR TO NAV,
yard and car barn; new store; reasonabl
rent
Evening star., 1928-03-31

WHEN IN NEED OF A HOME. TO RENT
or honey apartment call and look over
our rent list.
!. LEO KOLB,
9o3 New York Ave. Main 5ocs.
1897 Wisconsin Ave. West "a.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
F. c. HALL.
Clarendon va. 600 Boulevard. West
phone Clarendon 4QS-J-f Is
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.

HllT hIuNN NOUIh n. ]. ".
5-RoOM BUNGALOW PARTLY MODERN.
large lot. good location. ~ nicS condition.
Cheap at - 500 Only 5000 cash, small
monthly pAvTlentS
Also 3-rooni summer cottage. tos 4oxiSN
electricity sh ade. good garden spot. A
dandy little horne for only $fiSO. easy
terms. - 50 cash SEQ pe~ month
4 real bargain in : acres beautiful a-ruH
house entirely modern. NOe shade fruit
flowers and stream. Priced low at $40 600
TERMS 20 suit
II YOU are interested in either huvirs C-
renting suburban p.nrersy. ee snTe and see
what No hHya ~ offer
BRUNBACH REALTY. co INC.
Evening star., 1928-03-31

MODERN. SIX r. AND b: BEST RESI-
Dental section: 2. acre Of land: Young
shade and hedge; convenient 20 church and
SCHOOL; built and occupied by owner. Price.
Evening star., 1928-03-31

Beautiful water front homes Tor sale also
furnished water front homes for rent hv the
month kOr the season. WILLIAM y
MATTESON o2T 18th NV Wash, u C.
Phone Main BI4t
Evening star., 1928-03-31

THOMAS Y HkNWNs ~ = = : - : =.
dwelling. rooms bath. h.-wh. Eas range;
SO 90
Ms Park ri IS rooms aud bath. brick.
h-wh elec and garage 500. Rent 10
cuiorei. 81, . -
1905 n 8. nw-Brick dwelling, Al con-
ssifi0n. 2 rooms bath gas. $40.
H Il CARTER
3nS Investment Rl6E. ! 5th and n.
Nrs,, ans Fveoiue phone Col 5424.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
POTOMAC FIREMEN'S
NINE PICKS LEADERS

ALEXANDRIA. va, June 16-Po-
tomac Fire Department A. G. has
elected Bill johnson field manager and
Jimmy Gordon and Schaffer coaches.
Gustav Kramer was elected temporary
captain pending the naming of per-
manent pilot.
A committee composed of Harmon
Francis, chairman; Carlos Mccullough
and Kramer was named to plan ways
and means of financing the team and
Johnson, r. B. Cobean, jr., and Wilson
were appointed TO draft a constitution
and bylaws.
Ray Granger, golf professional at
Belle Haven Country Club, has picked
Beudrice l.. Howell, Charles F. Holden,
#. E. Sebrell. jr. C. C. Brown, c. Pierce.
jr.; Gardner p Lloyd, DR.. Samuel B.
Moore and w. G.. Illch to represent the
local club in the match with Blue Ridge
Country Club Of Boyce, Va, at Mans
field Hall Country Club. Fredericksburg.
Va. The match is one of the Tri-State
series.
Granger is the proud father of son,
born yesterday morning. Mrs. Granger
and Ray, jr., both are doing splendidly
Two sandlot games are to be played
here today. Woodbridge and the Cardi-
nails meet in Dreadnaught Park at $3.50
pm. and st. Mary's Celtics meet
Cherrydale on Corbett Field at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
PLAYERS PRAISE PENNOCK
AS CRAFTIEST OF BOXMEN

for him. He worked in "a games.
In April, long before the suns rays
coaxed the real speed from the arms of
the veterans, Pennock pitched three
hit game. That recalls the masterful
three-hit performance he turned in
against the Pirates last Fall The be-
ginning or end Of a campaign is all the
same to Pennock. His true greatness
does not lie in his Scotch hit perform
ances, as his cleverness is just as ap-
parent in games where the batters touch
him for 10 or IL hits. He always in
spires the same amount of confidence
In his mates, because they see him dis
pose Of great slugger in much the
same manner he uses in retiring $50
batsrnan
Pennock knows well that his low-hit
games are the exceptions, and there
fore he pitches an entirely different
type Of ball when he is being hit hard
He knows that on some days he gets
by with very little. and that on other
days, when he has. unusual speed, he
may be hit the hardest.
He probably conserves his energy
more wisely than any pitcher in recent
years. This makes his generalship Sec
ond to none.
Pennock's rise to stardom was the
result Of tip-oH from an old team
mate, Bullet Joe" Bush. While PEN
mock was with the Boston Americans
he was some distance from fame. II
was after he joined the Yankees that
fate turned TO him and handed him a
favor. Strangely enough the slim Pen
mock revealed hts best form when
pitching TO his teammates In batting
practice. While working against out
side mines he was hit freely, but in bat
ting practice he was a star, because he
experimental with deliveries and mixed
them up. One day Joe Bush noticed
the transformation and said to PEN
mock:
Why don't you pitch that same way
In game?"
"A good idea" answered Peunock.
IN try 1t the next time l pitch"
And the slim left~hander has been
going in high ever since.
"Rube" Waddell rlfied every pitch to
attain greatness, but the artful and
Stiidioug Pennock employs several
speeds. each one backed by a definite
idea.
Copyright, 1879. In all countries by North
American Newspaper Ailiance.)
Evening star., 1928-06-16
MISS WHITE RETAINS
DISTRICT GOLF TITLE

Miss Dorothy White of Washington
Golf and Country Club this morning
again displayed her superior golfng
ability when she retained her woman's
District title by defeating Miss Dor
othy Hunter, the Indian Spring new
conner, 6 and 4. Miss White was not
pressed by her rival, turning in caro-
of AZ against 48 for her rival Tor the
first nine holes The match previously
scheduled for So holes was confined to
l8, and ended on the fourteenth.
Mrs. E. r. Tilley of Indian Spring
won the first fight consolation title
this morning by defeating Miss Winl-
fred Faunce of Manor, who recently
won The Evening Star Cup, and !.
Miss White has displayed steadier
game throughout the tournament than
her younger rival and yesterday turned
in an "a card against 80 for Miss
Hunter
Mrs. George Wadsworth and Mrs. L.
II. Hedrick won the second and third
flight championships yesterday. Con-
solations In these two flights were won
by Mrs. Y e. Booker and Mrs. II. 3.
Hird, respectively.
Yesterdays results:
First flight semi -RnaIs-Miss White de-
feated Mrs l.. B. Chapman, ? and /; Miss
Hunter defeated Mrs: Fl: A. Knox. and 2.
SECOND night nm fnaismMrs1 M ;ro,f George WadS- 1
Third fight finals--Mrs l.. II. Hedrick
defeated Mrs. j. r. Gross, and !.
Consolation Matches.
First hight--Mlss Winifred Faunce, Manor.
defeated Mrs. W. l. Heap Indian Spring,
5 and 3, Mrs. c. r. Tiley, Indian Spring,
defeated Mrs A X. Cornwell, Columbia,
up
ington. defeated Mrs. j. r. Des Farges. Co
Third fieht-Mrs II. q, Hird. Manor, de-
feated Mrs. Ruby Won 5chmeling, Bannock~
burn, 4 ann 3.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Some important business concerning
dates for playing postponed games ana
second half series viii hold the atten-
ton Of Merchants League team man
ayers tonight at session al French's
Sport Store, 424 Ninth street, At Z
O'Clock
All teams are requested TO have q
representative present.
Navy nine won in Federal League
yesterday over Shipping Board. 20 10 Q.
and Public Buildings and Public Parks
nine scored over Naval Hospital, 10 2.
Barber Il Ross tossers handed Chest
nut Farms nine an 8-to-7 reverse in
Merchants League.
Bureau e. Supply diamond downed
Aggies in Departmental League, to 4.
Eldbroke NJ. T.. nine gained mar
row 4-to-3 decision over Grace Episco-
pal in Georgetown Church League.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
JIU JITSU EXPERT, BOXER,
WILL STAGE A CONTEST

LA PAZ, Bolivia, June rs H1.~~-A
jiu iitsn expert viii put his craft
against boxer, each using his own
weapons Of attack and defense, In
bout 10 be held here shortly.
Prot. Kentara Hara. the jiu jitsu ex~
ponent. VIII tackle Joe Kann, heavy
weight boxer in ten~round bout con-
Quoted under rules similar 10 those
governing prize fights. Kann will put
on the regulation boxing gloves. while
Hara's only offensive weapons win lie
In the strength of his hands and the
tricks Of his trade,
Evening star., 1928-06-16
MODERN WOODMEN
TO HOLD WORKOUT

All Modern Woodmen base ball play
ers are expected to report for practice
today at O'Clock on Fatrlawn diamond,
as Ma Chesledine has promised 70
issue new uniforms at that time. All
players are to meet at 1902 Thirteenth.
street southeast tomorrow at 10 o'clock
to journey to Eastport for a game.
A cancellation at the last minute
leaves Cabin John Junior order nine
without a foe for tomorrow. Cleve
Church is anxious to book game a.
Bradley 201-F-2l.
Cardinal Insects will book a game
for tomorrow. Call Kemper Sullivan
at Potomac 4491 between and 7
o'clock.
sherwood A. C. won a close de-
cision over A. & p. tossers YESTERDAY,
2 to 0: Chapdelane and F. Wapei both
hurled we'll