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Private Kitchen
Is Being Built in
Browns Office
Postmaster General Soon
to Show Conferees His
Culinary Skill.

Delicious "ring-tum- -diddies," delic-
ately seasoned curries, frijoles or
tamales. or maybe just good old-fash-
ioned beefsteak, soon will have their
places upon the conference table in the
office of Postmaster General Walter F.
Brown. and conferees will be invited to
partake heartily, with the assurance
from the Postmaster General, i
cooked it myself
The Postmaster Generals Office today
was resounding the tap of hammers,
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
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REBELS SLAYER LAUDED.
Remains of Gen. Goroztieta DeIiv.
cred to Relatives.

MEXICO CITY. June CP).-The
body of Gen. Enrique Goroztieta, SUI
killed Sunday near San Julian, Jalisco.
in battle with federal soldiers, arrived
here last night and was turned over TO
relatives by the government.
The Mexican Congress, before ad-
lourning for its extraordinary session,
voted its congratulations to Gen. Satur-
nino Cedillo for having accomplished
the death of Gen Goroztieta.
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CRASH AFFECTS SIGHT
OF EVANGELINE BOOTH
Wears Covering Over Left Eye,
Other Weakened-Will Be Con-
fined to Bed Indefinitely.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARTSDALE. N. Y, June 6.-The
sight of Evangeline Booth, commander
of the Salvation Army in America. has
been slightly affected through injuries
which she suffered in an automobile
accident two weeks ago. her secretary,
Col. Richard Griffith, said today.
The commander, who will be confined
to bed indefinitely. is wearing a cover
ing over the left eye, near which she
received a cut, and the sight of the
right eye has been weakened. She has
difflculty in discerning objects held
close TO her.
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e. the Associated Press

Ev The AsSOclaIeu Tftss-
EVANSTON, ILL.,. June 6.-That naive
old line wherein the father. spanking
his offspring. announces that this
hurts me worse than it does you" has
found a twin at Northwestern Univer-
sity, where faculty members declare
they dislike giving examinations as
much as the students dislike taking
them
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Swiss Ratify Kellogg Pack.

BERN. Switzerland. June 6 LPl.-
The First Chamber of Council of State
ratified the Kellogg pact unanimously
today. the Second Chamber having
ratified it Yesterday with two opposing
votes.
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18Th DESTROYER DIVISION
ORDERED ON ASIATlC DUTY
45th, Now at Tsingtao, to Be Re-
turned to u. S., Officers An
nounce at Shanghai
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, June 6.-Officers aboard
the Asiastic fleet flagship Pittsburgh
today said orders had been received
bringing the 38th Destroyer Division
from San Diego for Asiastic duty, and
returning the 45th Division, now at
Tsingtao, to the United States. The
two divisions are expected to meet at
Honolulu August /.
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Bank Statements

Washington clearing house, $5,191,-
940.SS.
Treasury balance. sl3s, ,7o9, ,o71.s5.
81, 1872 ,000, 900.
New York clearing house balance,
Sl65, 100000.
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BULGARIAN DEBT "CUT."
Reparation Commission Postpones
Half of PAYMENTS Due.

ceived notification from the reparation
commission today that she need pay
only so per cent of her reparations pay
mentS due April and October l.
The other half will be devoted to re-
construction work in the areas hard hit
by earthquakes and the payments will
be made up to the reparations commits
sion some time in the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-06

~H;o Rro"rar1s Pa"e ~
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90. s. Weather Bureau Forecast1
Fair and slightly warmer tonight; to-
morrow party cloudy.
mperatures-Highest 10. at 4:30
pm. yesterday; lowest, 55, at 6 am. to-
day.
Full report on page O.
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REQ

REQ. REQ.
DUE TO
The great demand for the new
REQ Flying Cloud Master and
Mate we have made some nice
clean trades at prices which in
no way reflect their high quality.
1929 Rec Flying rsi. Cloud Master Roadster.
1929 REQ Flying Cloud Master Sedan.
1928 Chrysler "a Sedan.
1928 REQ Wolverine Sedan.
1929 Chrysler, "a Coupe.
1923 Chrysler 70 Roadster.
1927 Essex Coach
1927 Studebaker Sedan.
1926 Peerless Sedan.
1925 Hupmobile Sedan.
1929 Buick Coupe.
1925 Nash Coach.
1926 Chrysler Sedan.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1925 Nash Sedan.
WE HAVE IS OTHER
GOOD CARS FROM
$500 UP.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
15Oo-1l 14th St. NV.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NASH SEDAN. ADVANCE SIX. This car in
t1rst-class condition; new tires all around;
bsyna sSFs car R saefe for
Brown. ais St ''S ne. Lincoln esis " W
Sen es San S s mSGs
Ssss fsss e.: Ss g. s$
NASH CoACH-Advanced 9. Balloon tires,
Looks dosn 81
eas9 TERMS sher Motor Co saz 'h nS
OAKLAND COACH--This is a clean, late
MODEL model car that ia, vii please Sor you harmon
OAKLAND SEDAN 1s27-Reconditioned and
in very good running shape; $3.50 down.
balance. s27 month; no other charges; will
Others easy terms. Sheriff Motor Co.
PACKARD SIX SEDANS-Late 1928 models:
equal to new throughout and priced to make
yot interested: terms or trade. 90S 10th NV.
PACKARD Club Sedan. l927-Perfect paint
er ront and every extra BEST pacRsrd buy
l4th St Decatur 1888.
PACKARD SINGLE SIX sEDAN-5-passen-
old model but in wonderful condition; S95
down. SIC month; no other charges: many
others; easy terms. Sheriff Motor Co.. 627
PEERLESS 7-PAsSENGER sEDAN-Late
model: driven only $4,000 miles; in perfect
Is offered to the public for the unpaid
notes amounting to s945:7s; "a months to
Co. 908 10th NV.
small Pierce is the ideal Of the discriminat
y Terms or trade ee0r Mo- Sa Sales
1924 14th st. NV. Decatur $685..
PONTIAC COACH. 1929 series, only driven
2 2ess mlie esod leaving city Call Mr. Williams
PONTIAC ROADSTER, 1928. disc wheels,
ers; perfect condition; sacrifice for quick d
sTUDEBAKER VICTORIA unusual bar
sain; LACQUER IN, tnish sood tires leaving
schmucker. Columbia SIS 25'
sTUDEBAKER 1927 DICTATOR SEDAN
This car has the orisinal paint %hieh Is
Bob Bayne. 2oi2 i4th St NV.
WILLS-ST, CLAIRE sport collapsible coupe
cost s3.55o: leaving city; wiz sell for cash
and s. 14th and 18th
WILLYS-KNIGHT CLUB SEDAN, best of con-
o OH tnroughons. IN use every day; must nus
One of the late models: in perfect condi-
tiSn low mil zee, cost ;iss5 oyner com
Or Trade sos sos 10Th i nW '0f '''O' terms
AUTOMOBILES by auction a. Weschler's.
900 Pa. ave. NV. every wednesday and
Saturday. 10 am.
HAVE YOUR CAR OVERHAULED or painted.
Six months to pay Robinson & Hechinger,
POOP X st. NV. West ais. 2ss
CHRYSLER 50 COUPE-Rumfble seat; low
14th.
chsyslsr 50 ,s COACH; used very little and
REQ 1925 touring; Duco paint; new rub
Der and ready to go; $50 down. SIS per mo.
1908 14th.
CHEW 1928 FoUR-DooR sEDAN-Run 5000
miles. Also 1928 sport coupe. rumble seat.
7-bearing motor; price. s4s5 1906 ixth.
FIFTY SEVEN AUTOS-Various makes and
models, all real bargains; for cash. trade
terms. $50 and up; mostly repossessed cars.
80 New York ave. ne.
Ford Coupe. 1921. ..................... $40 SO
ror9 coupe, lsSa ................... 2s 90
Ford Touring. 1925. ................... IS 90
Ford Touring, 1924. ....,.............. 90 so
Olds Touring. 1922. ..............,2 20. so
Chevrolet Touring, 1895. .....,....... 1880
Chevrolet Coupe. 1923. ............... 20 so
OURISdAN CHEVROLET
ANACOSTIA BARGAIN USED CAR LOT,
1920 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc
OPEN EVENINGS
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WHO'S LOONEY NOW ?"

WHO'S LOONEY NOW?"
Why, no one, of course. Sure,
you will find all sorts of prices
for used cars, but when you
compare them with Word
of-Honor Used Cars you
will find you get less when
you pay less, and to pay
more penalties you for
not seeing Dick Murphy
FIRST.
Buick Master Coach. -. S785
Buick Master Brougham. -. / ,OS5
Buick Demonstrates -. $50
Buick Master Brougham. . l 1885
Buick Standard SPIT. Rdstr / ,O5O
Buick Standard SPIT. Coupe 9S5
Buick Standard Coach. 49,. $50
Buick Standard Sedan. -. 7S5
Buick Master SPIT. Rdstr. 1916
Buick Stand. 4-pass. Coupe 7S5
Buick Master Sedan. ...... US
Buick Standard Coach. .. SIS
Buick Master Roadster. US
Chevrolet Coach %. -. 465
Essex Coach ............. 225
Dodge Coupe ............ $50
Paige Coach Brougham. =. 5S5
Hupmobile 6-cyl. Sedan. :. 585
Essex Sedan ............. 400
DICK MURPHY, INC,
Buick Dealer"
1885 14th. adams .o7OO. -
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.


COOK. colored, neat appearing: first-class
general house worker; full or part time.
North s34s.
DAYS WORK wanted by an experienced,
reliable colored woman. North 1922.
PAYS WORK, reliable colored girl. Atlantic
DAYS WORK Of any Kind. Cali Potomac
GENERAL HoUsEWORK chambermaid or
small cafeteria: neat colored girl references
No. Iowa circle. North 8429.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. part-time or days
work; reliable colored girls. Potomac
GIRLS. two. colored. want places as general
housework or nursing; part time; best or
GIRL colored, wants work; mothers helper
or nurse. 1925 Swami st. NV, Apt. 30. IS
GIRL. colored. wishes work of any kind
Phone Atlantic 96s-W. Ida. 26'
LAUNDRFSS. frst-class. wants work to
bring home: sunny yard. $500 Ontario rd.
WAITRESS Colored. experienced. wishes
ensaeement to serve at luncheons, dinners
or teas; best references Phone North 609l
WASHING and ironing done by expert: ref,
erencs; strictly open-air drying; work called
for and delivered. Potomac 1888. 25s
WOMAN, coiored, wants bundle washing to
bring home; first-class. Call West 2899-J.
YOUNG MAN wants Job of dish washer or
bus boy. 1417 10th ST. NV.
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SITUATION-FEMALE.

LADY, young. OF refinement, any work from
6 to 10 pm; cashier preferred. Address
BOX l97-D. Star once. as
NURSE. practical. refined, long exp, wishes
day duty or nights; best doctors ref. Ad-
dress Box 233-D, Star Office. as
NURSE, professional. widow; position as
companion. institutional, doctors or dentist S
office Address Box 263-D, Star ONCE. 26'
PRACTICAL NURSE wants position with
10th At. ne
SECRETARY to elderly gentleman; immedi-
ATE answer appreciated Miss Horak; home,
Decatur 632; business, North 226 26'
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires posi-
tion preferably as assistant to public
stenographer. Phone Columbia 1891. 26'
WIDOW, refined. educated. small child. po-
people Address BOX 266-D, Star ONCE. 26'
YOUNG LADY, experienced in stenography,
desires position as travelling secretary. Ad-
dress Bex 255-D. Star Office. 26s
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sITUATION--DOMESTIC.

SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
CHAUFFEUR-Expe young colored
man desires position in private family; best
reference. Decatur 1891, or Honduras Lega-
ton. 1:l4 10th st. NV.
CHILDS NURSE, excellent references. de-
S73
CLEANING by the day wanted by expert
white cleaner. Address Box l77-C, Star
Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

Heper mail original recommendations rher
dnsDering entertainments for employment.
USE COPIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BARBER COURSE. SIS,
DAY Night Easy terms City Barber
Schools. 1856 n Gay ST. Baltimore. Md.
KNOWING HOW MAKES THE BURDEN
lighter, having this means OF being able to
earn should a change be desired or position
lost; telephone switchboard operating. OK
ford BldE, cor. l4th and n. Y. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

LARGE INSURANCE Office
has opening for a man with
ability; experience unnecessary.
J. H. Ledger, 306 Commercial
National Bank Building. After
4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
BEAUTY PARLORS

FINGER WAVE. Tues. 25c; other beaut!
culture work at nominal prices PERMAt:
SCHOOL. 1925 N. H. ave. NV, and BIT l4tt
st. NV.
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ASSISTANT DISPLAY
MANAGER.

A high-grade women's apparel
store requires frst-class expert
enced window trimmer and sign
writer; state qualifications and
references in letter. Address
Box 321-D. Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPOhIUNITIES.
GARAGE FOR RENT AT MEADOWS. MD.
on WASHINGTON Marlboro pike; good business
opportunity for right man. Further infor-
p mat1en M. aRpy sM6r Mabel PumD a5y
DELICATESSEN LUNCH. located at 18th
and Newton SITS. ne; well established busi-
ness; good opportunity; bargain; owner
leaving city. 26'
DRY GOODS AND NOVELTY STORE, good
location; Hu;t sc sell quickly leaving city;
FRUIT AND. VEGETABLE STAND. high
class. in market and very cheap, account OF
sickness Columbia 1891. after 9 pm. or
address BOX lo2-D. Star once IL
SMALL HOTEL of 10 rooms. large cafe fully
equipped; .3-car garage; suitable for club or
boarding house; owner. Apply Apt. !, 1870
9th st. NV. 25s
SHOE DEpARTMENT-Well located old
established store handling popular priced
women's and childrens appeared has space
for women's and children's shoe department.
Address BOX S2s-D, Star once
ACTIVE. PARTNER. capable of assuming re-
sponsibility, with 5000 to invest in long
established advertising business standing In
vcstisation. Address Box l00-D, Star Office
81.
DOWNTOWN RQoMINu HOUSE FOR SALE;
II rooms; completely furnished and rented,
FOR sAtE--Rooming Il boarding house.
10 rooms & baths. h.-w.h., cleo. Rooms
ell filled good income. Good opportunity
for active person. Investigate. Address BOX
214-p, Star ofhces ,-.--,,.- 26s
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN wanted to represent us in wash
ington and vicinity selling on commission to
accessory dealers. gasoline stations and 90.
RACES. the Ives roller bearing windshield
blades; can be carried as very profitable side
line. The Ives Mfg. Co. Owego, NJ Y.
WANTED-Men and women. all or part
time; experience not essential as we Will
teach you the business Of selling houses on
easy payment Plan IN Chevy Chase, D. e.
ton r Gordon. Continental Trust Bldg.
Main h2al.
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ROY

with bicycle. IN large real estate once. Must
be alert, trustworthy. willing to work hard
and have pleasing personality. Excellent op-
portunity to learn the real estate business
Salary to start, $40 month. Apply l4l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

-ofssrinr eaceiirnt incom,. conaeniai work
open for experienced. capable. ambitious
salesman. business executive or ex-banker
snow snow sneeessful record diys eompiete de
tails with phone number so interview can
be arranged. Address BOX 256-D Star ONCE.
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STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
GOLD SEAL"
USED CARS
COST NO MORE.
Exceptional Bargains.
Buy Now at Winter Prices.

STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
8 SHOWROOMS.
One in Your Neighborhood.
604 H St. NE.
I'LL 18th St. NV.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
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JEWISH BOY to work in grocery store some
experience; reference. 200 Az st. s.w.

MAN-Life insurance company desires the
service Of a hiEh-Rrade man as agent and
collector: salary, commission and bonus;
FIRST class reference necessary: life insur-
ance experience not necessary; married man
preferred. Apply MANAGER. Sun Life 1nsur-
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MOTOR TRAVEL
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

fIAMI. S23: TAMPA. s2l; JAx, s17;- CARO-
ort, safety. Sterling Hotel. Main 5237.
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Statesmen.

II you can convince us that you can sell
memberships, will give YOU direct leads
furnished by representative business men on
our membership committee. Only men Of
neat appearance who can interview high
class business and professional men. and tell
the truth in straight-forward way, need
apply 20 Mr.. o Brien, Room TOO Investment
Building. 26'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

BE SURE to call Notes before SELL
ing furniture, or anything. Best
cash prices. Phone District 8112.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

SALESMEN-We require two Catholic men.
over 81, for special outdoor work; experience
not necessary. Can 8 to 10 or to 8, l343
II ~ ponuo 10I0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

PREPARE FOR CLERK CARRIER. POST Of
FICE. PATENT OFFICE EDITORIAL CLERK.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
sc. cor. 12th and r NV. Phi. Met. 6337.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

1884, CONN. AVE.--Can accommodate a fev.
nreakLast and dinnsr; home-cooked food q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25

SODA DISPENSER. experienced, 3 nights
week. Apply at once, National Drug Co.,
l2k nth n W.
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HELP-MALE.

CANVASSERS wanted. experienced high
Grade statesmen for household necessity. un-
excelled. Call Uneeda Table Pad Co., Met
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Three Teams at Maryland U.
Getting i'm Trim for Battles

-, exception of limited reserve material, he
is much better fixed than last year.
He has used Hetzel. who played last
year; Higgins, catcher, and Leschin-
| sky, an outfielder. on the initial sack
in practice without reaching any con-
clusion.
Radice is holding down second, Derr
Is at short and Gaylor and Wilson are
battling for the third base berth. Be-
sides Leschinsky. he has Kessler, Jones.
Tarsil and Kay for the outfield, with
the first three holding the upper hand
at present.
Mccain will do the bulk of the
catching, with Higgins and Covington
Batson, Boublitz, Hess and Milburn
comprise the hurting corps. De Marco
and Boublitz are southpaws.
All the players mentioned were on
the varsity last year, with the exception
OF Gaylor, Derr, Jones, Kay. Hess and
Milburn, who came up from the 1928
yearlings.
Pennsylvania will offer the opening
game for the Old Lines. the Red and
Blue being slated to play at College
Park on April ..
Eppley il looking for additional
sprinters and murders for his track
team, as he will be pretty well OF In
the longer distances and In the field
competition. Quinn is the only sprinter
Of experience and cinnamon is the only
hurdler who has proved hts point-win-
ming ability.
Eppley's trackmen will be the first
team to start the campaign, meeting
v. M. I. at Lexington on March 80 ana
remaining there to engage washington
and Lee the following Monday.
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CELTICS TO PRESENT
A"HOME-T NINE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 10
who will hold forth at Dreadnaught
Park this season with an all-local team,
were greatly cheered with the an
nouncement that rip" Hicks, third
baseman, has turned down the offer to
play minor league ball.
The Celtic nine will be composed en-
tirely Of local players.
With continued favorable weather,
Alexandria High School rowing candi-
dates will take to the water Monday.
The canoe candidates also are expected
to get on the Potomac.
st. Mary's Celtics are endeavoring to
schedule a game with the Skinker
Eagles to be played here March % In
Arnory hall.
No. s Engine Company of the Alex
andria Fire Department will begin base
ball practice tomorrow at O'Clock on
Carriers Field. Teddy Sutherland. cap
tain last season, will be in charge.
Columbia Engine Company diamond
ers will start their training program to-
morrow at 1870 o'clock on Hayden
Field. Harvey Lunceford, veteran
pitcher, will coach the Columbus.
Hoffman ClOthiers will engage in a
trio of basket ball contests next week,
beginning tomorrow, when they
journey to Washington to meet the
Skinker Eagles in the Congress Heights
auditorium at 8 O'Clock.
The Clothiers will appear in two
Alexandria Basket Ball League games
taking on the St. Mary's Celtics We'd
nesday night at $50 in Armory Hall
and opposing the Old Dominion Boat
Club on the same court Saturday night.
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BOYS CLUB TO HOLD
AN ATHLETIC SUPPER

Bows Club of Washington will hold
It's fifth annual athletic supper next
Thursday night at the club at $50
O'Clock.
Awards will be given athletes Of the
club with honor boys of the vocational
training classes receiving certificates OF
proficiency. Several also win be pre-
sented wrist watches. Gold basket balls
will be awarded members OF the teams
who won the title In each of the yari-
Gus loops sponsored by the club. Silver
loving cups also will be presented.
Eiwood Street. director of the Com
munity Chest Of this city, will be among
the speakers.
Music will be furnished by the club
orchestra and the De Molay ,warolers
and there will be vocal solos by Dave
Wolf and Harry Angelica and piano
selections by Louis Rather.
High school coaches and other lead
ers in the District sports world will at
tend.
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MT. VERNON FIVE
WINS FLOOR GAME
Church Team Takes Real
Battle, 1927, in S. A.
Floor Tournament.

Mount Vernon Church team van
pushed knights of Columbus Scholas-
tics, 80 to 81, last night in a stirring
class match in the South Atlantic
basket ball tournament in George
Washington University gymnasium.
Battling was nip an dttlck from the out
set in this game which was the most
evenly contested so far in the tourna-
ment.
The tide turned against the Scholas-
tics in the last five minutes, when they
were leading 1922. Four of their play
,rs we're banished because of personal
fouls. For time they played with only
four men and for the last two minutes
with only two. They made q plucky
stand, but thus handicapped could not
repulSe their opponents.
All the other tourney games last
night were decided by large margins
Crescents defeated Tremonths, 28 to
Is. and Montrose drubbed Press Build
ing Cardinals, IS to 16. in 145-pound
class games. Boys Club Optimists
downed st. Johns Victors. Is to IL. IN
a secondround 115-pound class game
and Kennedy Red Stars defeated Wood
side. so to Is, in an unlimited group
match.
Knights of Columbus Flashes were
awarded forfeit over Acas when the
latter failed to muster A team