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SPORTS SUMMARY
By the Associated Press.
 Tennis

Tennis MontClair, N. J.-Gregory Man gin, Georgetown. wins New Jersey state singles crown. defeating Bruce Barnes. Texas, in final round. Glen Cove, N. Y.-John Does captures singles title in Nassau Country club tournament.
 Glen Head. N. Y.-Doubes title in Women's National Golf and Ten his club tournament goes to Mrs. Lawrence A. Harper and Dorothy Cruichshank of San Francisco. Indianapolis-J Gilbert Hall de- feats Berkeley Bell Texas, to enter final round of singles in national clay court championship.
 Track
 Berlin-Eml Hirschfeld hetters worlds record for 16-pound putt with heave of D feet 10 17-64 in. Hamilton. Ont.-Oxford- Cambridge team opens American invasion with victory over Hamilton Olympic club.
 Racing
 Saint Cloud-Bubbles, 110 10 shot. wins President of the Repub- lie stakes.
 Covington, ky.-Rose of Charon crack three year old Ally, wins S10.- 900 Latonia Oaks.
 Chicag ago-s5.000 Post and Pad dock stakes goes to Thistle Ann, m outsider.
 Baseball
 Detroit-103 injured in panic aft CT fire starts under grandstand in sem-pro baseball park. game as Casey Stengel, Toledo manager, knocks down Boone, Columbus player.
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Speaking g of Sports

There seems to be a lot more in under the surface with regard to local baseball teams than the fans of the city are aware of following the games played in the City league at Walnut Hill park Saturday.
 It happens that the Pirates were considerably weakened by the non- appearance of Pat Rose, while the Burritts appeared on the field with their entire lineup intact. This was due to the fact that the Falcons, playing in Taftville on that day, took Rose with them. but they allowed Johnny Klatka and Luty to play with the Burritts.
 On the other hand, Johnny Cabay, manager of the Holy Cross team. was left in the lurch completely when half of his team failed to show Up. Out of 16 men on his roster, he was unable to get full team and had to use two players impressed in from the sidelines. It later became known that Dalkowski. Holy Cross shortstop. played with the Falcons Saturday.
 We are not alone in suspecting that there is more in under the sur face than has come to light when situations such as these occur. The Pirates might have put lip a stiffer battle with Rose in the game. The Holy Cross came through with a vic tory despite the absentees.
 The fault. of course, lies with the players on these teams who failed to tests. Why they did this, is another question, but it isn't giving the team managers a clean break. Cabay claims he wasn't notified that his players were going to be missed and for that reason he had no chance to get others 10 take their places.
 The Y. M. c. A. and Holy Cross Juniors will meet tonight at Walnut Hill park in Junior City league game.
 The contest scheduled on Wednes- day between the Golfers and the Sequins in the Junior circuit has been postponed.
 Manager John Cabay of the Holy Cross team in the city league not- fled President Ken Saunders Satur- day that he was willing to playoff the Cardinal game. These two aggre- cations were scheduled to meet in the opening day of the league but the Cardinals failed to show up.
 Manager Daley of the Cardinals la requested to get in touch with Ca bay and make arrangements for the playoff as soon as possible.
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and scored on Schneider's single. Mikan going to third. Both men scored on Cramers single. Cramer scored on Huband's single and Hu- band scored on DeNito's double.
 Kensington scored two more in the third on successive doubles by Gill and PeChuk and an error by Cum ningham. The locals counted once in the sixth when DeNito was safe on an error, stole second, went to third on a passed ball and scored on Oar rows infeld out The final tally was scored in the eighth when Schneider singled, stole second, went to third on Cramer's single and scored on Huhand's infeld out.
 The summary:
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HOLY CROSS EAGLES WIN

With Joe IemansN pitching in great form, the Holy Cross Eagles defeated the Northends hy 13 to Q score Saturday. Adam Tomazewski swung d mean bat for the winners getting four out of four. Any teams averaging IS years of age wishing 10 hook up with the Eagles arc asked 10 get in touch with Eddie ChadZicvicz. telephone 1497-M.
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VANCE, HAS SORE AR\T

Brooklyn. July s UP)-Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn ace and the highest priced pitcher in baseball, is again bothered by an ailins arm He has pitched only one inning in the last eight days.
 'I don't think it is anything ser ious." Manager Wilbert Robinson said, but it may take a few more days to get the soreness worked out of his arm"
 Vance. who draws s25.o0O for this season, has won only five games. with the season half over
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BRADDOCk RESTING

Saratoga Springs. July (uP)-- Fearing he is reaching fighting form too quickly, James J. Braddock, who meets Tommy Loughran for the light heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium July IS, rested today. He expects to resume boxing Wednes- day. After working out yesterday Braddeck weighed less than 177. He expects 10 scale 173 the afternoon of the fight,
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HOME RUN CLUB
Ey the United Press.
 Leaders

" the United Press.
 Leaders Ott, Giants, A. Gehrig. Yankees, q. Klein, Phillies, 2l Hafey, Cardinals, 21. Wilson, Cubs, 19. Bottomley, Cardinals, 12. Simmons, Athletics. IS. Ruth. Yankees. 1T. O'Doul. Phillies, 16. Jackson. Giants, 16
 Yesterdays HOmers Graham, Pirates, 1, Falk, Indians, i. McMillan. Cubs, 1, Brame, Pirates. 1. Gilbert. Brooklyn. 1 Dresser, Cincinnati | Cohen. Giants. l. Hornshy. Cubs. 1 Russell. Pittsburgh. 1. Comorosky Pittsburgh, 1 Allen, Cincinnati. Alexander, rDetrot. i. Fothergill. Detroit. 1.
 Totals National league-4S0. American league-So5. Totals-7S5.
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TAKES DAY OF REST

Hoosick. Falls. N. Y, July tUP1 Down to 179 pounds, Tomm" Loughran, light heavyweight cham pion, was ordered 10 take a full day of rest today by Trainer Jack Brady, Loughran boxed seven fast rounds yesterday.
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WINS STATE, TITLE,

Montclair N. J.. July s (UP)-- Gregory Mangim of Newark won inc New Jersey state singles tennis title by beating Bruce Barnes of Texas in the final yesterday, 6-i, 4-6, 6-2, 6-%.
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There is always the danger of an upheaval in golf and even the great Bobby Jones will not he entirely free of risks when he tackles the rugged Coast-line Del Monte course in quest Of his fifth national anna teur crown early in September. New ertheless, he will he regarded as something like an even choice against the field. which will include Cyril Tolley the British champion.
 In tennis Helen Wills seemingly has no serious obstacle in the path of another unbeaten season while the French Davis Cup team may he whether or not the United
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z-Batted for Smith in 9th.

z-Batted for Smith m 9th.
 zz-Batted for Jones in 9th. Chicago O20 422 11S--15 Boston 0l0 0S0 0O0- f
 Two base hts: English, Hornsby, Me Milan, Stephenson. Richbourg, Ssler. Three base hit: Hornsby. Home runs: Hornsby, McMillan. Struck out; By Root g, Brandt 3, Jones g. Losing pitcher: Brandt.
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The Standing

Games Today Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Phila delphia.
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The Standing

Games Today New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit.
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With Grantham, Comorosky, Fus- sell and Brame hitting home runs, the Pittsburgh Pirates beat Brook lyn. IT to 6, and held the National league lead.
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Games Tomorrow

St. Louis at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Boston.
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for A Moore in 4th.

zz-Batted for McWeeney in Sth.
 Pittsburgh 4SO 12O 1S3-17 Brooklyn 900 Hio oo0-
 Two base hits; Comorosky ?, Bisson- nette . Gilbert. E. Moore, Rhiel. Three base hits: P. Waner Traynor .. Home runs; Grantham, Brame, Gilbert. Fus- sell. Comorosky Struck out; By Me Weeny l. Brame ?. Winning pitcher: Brame. Losing pitcher: Dudley.
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In the British open Of 1928 Cyril Tollcy drove the $5o-yard first green and holod his putt for an ca gle two.
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Hammerlng Jones and Brandt for 19 hits the Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Braves, 1 5 10 4 Hornsby and McMillan hit homers.
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The Standing

Games Today Jersey City at Buffalo. Newark at Montreal. Baltimore at Toronto. Reading at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-08

Cleveland broke even in a double header with the Boston Red SoX, winning the first game 1 to ?, and dropping the five inning second game. 8 to c.
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The New York Giants took two games from Cincinnati, to o and s to :, gaining a half game Tn the National league race. FitZsimmons held the Reds to four hits in the first game.
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ROAD TEAM BEATEN
Holy Cross Aggregation Loses 10- Inning Battle to Hartford Red SOy Yesterday
SoX Yesterday.

In a 10-inning battle staged IF Hartford yesterday afternoon. the road team of the Holy Cross A. C. lost out by the score of Ii 10 $. Symecko pitched nice game tor the locals tut his teammates failed to give him support. The sum. mary: V.
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Earle Whitehill allowed but four hits and Detroit beat Washington, to 1, Fothergil1 and Alexander made home runs.
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Games Tomorrow

Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Boston at Cleveland.
 Washington at Detroit.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Ganles Yesterday

Games Yesterday Buffalo 5-5. Jersey City A, (2nd game, II innings). Montreal 6-6. Newark A. Rochester 5-3, Reading 20. Other clubs not scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Chicago IS, Boston 4. New York s-8, Cincinnati or. Pittsburgh 17. Brooklyn 6. (Other clubs not scheduled).
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HOLY CROSS

Totals 42 5 S6 Is 5 Sene,as 000 ono 900 0o0-C Holy Cross o7o 02o noo o0l-3
 Two base hit; Garrn. Struck out; By Krystopa 2, Potts
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The St Louis Browns won the second game in the battle for sec ond place" in the American league by trimming the New York Yankees, : to 9 The victory elevated the Browns to within four points of the Tanks.
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The Standing

Games Today Springfield at New Haven. Hartford at Bridgeport. Providence at Pittsfield. Albany at Allentown.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Bridgeport 10-11, Hartford 9-2. New Haven 14-7. Springfield 70. Pittsfeld 6. Providence 5. Albany 10-16, Allentown 9-6.
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States is the challenger. The Cochet-Lacoste command of the courts is now quite as clear-cut as was the Tilden-J John ston reign Of a few years ago for America.
 + their astonishing form at Vim bledon is q criterion. the future hopes for the United States in Davis Cup competition will be Johnny Van Ryn, the hard hitting Princeton ian and WiImer Allison. the Texas youth. Both outshone not only the veterans, Tilden and Hunter but the experienced Lott and Hennessey, comprising the top ranking four in American tennis. Their perform ances just about clnch their places on the Davis Cup team for the in ter-zone finals and possibly the chal- lenge round against France.
 The boxing racket would appre- ciate few upsets hut it has noth- ing Tn sight 10 stir the imagination, unless it is the possibility of action when Tommy Loughran and Jimmy BraddoCk fight for the last heavy weight crown on July IS at the Yankee stadium.
 In the two principal heavyweight engagements this year. Stribling- Sharkey and SChmeling- Pauline, there has not heen even a knock down. much less an upset.
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No other games were played,
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WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD
By the United Press.

By the United Press,
 Yesterdays hero-Teddie Lyons, White Sox pitcher who plastered the second straight defeat on the Phila- delphia Athletics. 10 3 He kept the Athletics eight hits scattered.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-08

The golf champions Of SIX south ern states are under IS years old.
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Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games YesterdaH

St. Louis 2, New York 2. Chicago g, Philadelphia 3. Detroit 9, Washington 1. Cleveland 40. Boston 2-3.
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MANY UPSETS IN
 SPORTING WORLD
Flock Of Surprises Are Scored AS Hallway Mark Is Reached

New York. July 8 CP-The cam paign along the sports trails has reached the halfway post with a flock of upsets already on record and quite a few more in prospect before the base-hits give way 10 touchdowns in popular appeal.
 Here are a few of the principal surprises so far:
 Golf-The g stroke margin Of Bobby ones over Al Espinosa in the l.. s. open playoff and the failure of Johnny Farrell, 1928 champion, to qualify for final 56 holes
 Tennis-Defeat of Cochet- Brus- non and Tilden-Huunter teams in Wimbledon doubles by young Amer jeans. Van Ryn and Allison in win ming title.
 Rowing-Defeat Of California eight, 1928 worlds champions, in Poughkeepsie regatta victory for Browne and Nichols schoolboys of Cambridge. Mass, in Thames chal- lenge cup finals at Henley after Co., lufn Dld favored 4ls SlS llS were eliminated.
 Track-Victory of Eddie Tolan, Michigan negro, over Bracey, Wyk off, Sweet and others for national sprint crown.
 Turf-Defeat of Blue Larkspur, favorite for 3-year-old crown. by 30-to-1 shot. Grey Coat. in Withers stakes; triumph in classic English Derby for Triso, 33 to l.
 The biggest upset in sight over the next few months is the pros pective downfall of the worlds champion Yankees in baseball. The Athletics, choice of only about ten out of about sixty experts in the preseason American league dope. appear well enough equipped to protect the big lead they have gain ed over the title holders.
 The National league race is too close to determine whether an up- set may occur. However, the Pitts burgh Pirates, not so faNorably re- garded in the advance figuring, now have as bright prospects as either of the two preseason favorites, Cubs and Giants.
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T0Ta.S +o IT IT ?
 Two base hts: Dadge. Jacobson. Zis.H. Salad Three base hits: Barton. Gaudet. Case. Nedwlck, Struck out: By symecko 6, Barton S, Gaudet T.
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ACES, NIILIMANTIC

Aces 900 GOO o5o-l1
 Two base hits: Junior, Brosseau. Gar TO. Grail. Three base hits: Garro. Junior. Zaratka. Home runs: Zapatka 2 Garro ?. Llpka, Wendrowski. Struck out; By Wrezsin 3. Salak ,. Junior 1.
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Games Tomorrow

Springfield at Hartford. New Haven at Bridgeport. Plttsfield at Albany.
 Allentown at Providence.
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TANKS FAIL ID
 GAIN IN LEAGUE

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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, September IA
Especially More than $50 members OF
the seven local branches of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows are plan
ming to attend the annual meeting of
the Northern Virginia Odd Fellows As
ISOLATION which will be held October
by the Charity Lodge at Warrenton.
Potomac Lodge, No., SO; sarepta
No. Is; Samaritan Rebekah Lodge, No.
81; Marley Encampment, No. 8: Canton
Alexandra, No. !, and the Canton Aux
iliary will each send large delegations
to the conclave.
Funeral services for William c. Rob-
inson, who was killed in an automobile
accident Thursday night. were held from
the home OF his parents ct l24 North
Pitt street this afternoon by the Rev.
w. s. Hammond, pastor Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, and in
terment was In Bethel Cemetery.
Members of Alexandra Post, No. "a,
American Legion, attended the rites and
conducted legion services over the grave.
A firing squad from the Alexandria
Light Infantry fired volley at the
grave while q bugler sounded taps.
Rev. Pierce S. Ellis, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, at Union Springs,
of the First Baptist Church here, has
accepted the appointment and will ar
rive In this city on october /.
Rev. Thomas =. Mitchell, formerly
Of Holy Cross Church, Lynchburg ar
rived yesterday to assume his new du-
ties as assistant pastor of the St. Mary's
Catholic Church. He. succeeds the Rev.
Martin ]. Quinn, who left last night to
become pastor Of Holy Trinity Church
at Ocean View, Va.
Final rites for Mrs. Ellen Hall Bolton,
who died Thursday night at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Elwood Hammers
ley, 4O6 North Payne street, were held
this afternoon at the Grace Episcopal
Church by the rector. Rev. Edgar Car
penter, and burial was in Bethel Gene
terry.
Approximately 200 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the annual convention
Of the Virginia Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution here on October %, 20
and 80. The host organization, Mount
Vernon Chapter. of which Mrs. c. A. S.
Sinclair Is regent, is arranging a pro-
gram for the occasion which will in
clude o number of social functions and
sightseeing trips to historic points in
Alexandria and vicinity.
Mrs. Rathbone Smith has been
elected q delegate to represent the DR..
Kate Waller Barrett Chapter, also OF
this city, at the convention.
Funeral services for DR.. George T. Kip
stein, who died last week In Los Ange-
les, were held yesterday afternoon from
st. Paul's Episcopel Church by the rec
tor, Rev. Percy Foster Hall, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Samuel A. Wallis. profess
sor emeritus of the Episcopal Theologi-
cal Seminary. Interment was in St.
Paul'S Cemetery.
Many members of the Holy Name
Society of the st. Mary'S Catholic
Church here are expected to attend
the State convention Of the Holy Name
Society at Norfolk September %.
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Bethesda, Md, an absolute divorce from
Mrs. Margaret G. Wettengel, who is said
to be making her home in Birmingham,
Ala. The plaintiff was represented by
Attorney Kenneth Lyddane Of Rock
vile, and the defendant by Attorney AL
bert M. Bouic off Rockville.
The defendants answer to a charge
of infidelity was ttat.it was a frame-up,
but Judge Peter stated, in his opinion,
that there was nothing IN the case to
SubStantiate such contention. Accord
ing to the bill, the couple were mar
ried in Washington october II, 1925,
and have no children.
Milton John, 8-year -old son of DR..
and Mrs. b. w. John OF Rockville,
sustained a broken leg Thursday eve
ming, when pony he was riding be-
came entangled in some wire and fell
on his little rider. The little fellow was
riding along a path In q woods near
the western section Of Rockville when
the accident happened, and was found
soon afterward by a little friend who
louis j. Smith, 26, and Miss Bessie
G. Rayford, 81, both of washington,
were married in Rockville THURSDAY
evening by Rev. Bertram M. Osgood Of
the Baptist Church ct the home OF the
minister.
MIS-. ParKer u. weller, pIeSlueut VI
the Montgomery Council Of Home
Demonstration Clubs, has called o
meeting of the executive board Of the
council for Thursday afternoon Of next
week, beginning at O'Clock, in the Of
fice Of the county home demonstration
agent in Rockville. Plans for work Tor
the remainder of the year will be dis
cussed. .
Announcement has been made that
the fourth quarterly conference OF ro-
tornac Chapel will be held in the Meth
odist Church at Potomac Monday eve
ming under the direction Of Rev. Joseph
H. Balthis Of Washington, presiding
elder of the washington district OF the
M. e. Church South.
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ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, September IL
Especially George w. Hawkins, well
known retired farmer and lifelong resi-
dent Of the county, died Thursday at
his home, near Etchisop, aged 20 years.
His death followed q long illness, and
was due to a complication of diseases.
He Is survived by two sons, and two
daughters-William w. and Chester b.
Hawkins and Mrs. Clarence Green and
Mrs. ira Wachter, all Of the Ktchison
neighborhood. He also leaves two
brothers and a sister-Randolph and
Charles T. Hawkins Of Etchison and
Mrs. Martha Bowman Of Howard Coun-
ty. The funeral win take place this
afternoon from the home, burial to be
in the cemetery ct Etchison.
In the Circuit Court here yesterday.
Judge Robert B. Peter signed o decree
granting to Edmund w. Wettengel OF
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STONE TRIAL IS SET
FOR SEPTEMBER 28
Mother Indicted for Death Of Son,
at Belair, Will Not Seek :
Change of Venue.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The star. -
BELAIR, Md, September 14.-In-
dicted yesterday by the Hartford County
grand Jury for the murder Of her IS
year-old son. George, Mrs. Hattie Stone
of Havre de Grace will be brought to
trial September %.
It was indicated yesterday that at
tornevs for Mrs. Stone, who is lodged
in iail here. will permit her to be
BROUGHT to trial before Judge Walter
w, Preston in the Circuit Court Of
Hartford County and win not seek a
change of venue. 1t was not deter
mined whether the defense would ask
a bench or jury trial.
Mrs. Stone was arrested June IL.
Her son died June 4. Her arrest fol-
lowed q report made by Baltimore
chemists to w. Worthington Hopkins,
states attorney for the county. that
examination of the boys viscera re-
vealed strychnine.
The boys elder brother, Edgar, and
father. Edward, died suddenly within
the last two years. The grandmother,
Mrs. Emma Stone, died about four years
ago. Commissions and extreme nausea
were the symptoms Of the final illnesses
of the father and two boys.
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Apple pie, Mrs. c. o. Schaub; lemon
pie, Mrs. J.. G. Keys; sweet potato,
Mrs. william Sutphin.l
Candies, one-half pound or more.
Plain fudge, Miss Margaret Kimball;
fudge with nuts, Mrs. william Pierce
penutche, Mrs. Robert H. Rice; sea
foam, Mrs. Isaac Z. Vincent; cocoanut,
Mrs. Merriweather Lewis Smith; cara
mels, Mrs. Merriweather Lewis Smith;
chocolate creams, cooked fondant, Mrs.
Merriweather Lewis Smith: chocolate
peppermints, cooked fondant, Mrs. Mer-
riweather Lewis Smith; assorted candy,
not less than 5 kinds, Mrs. Merri-
weather Lewis Smith.
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James F. Presley Dies in Arizona.

"A W rsnscian FWord vas I receiSe6 ' of the
death at jerome. Ariz. of James F.
Presley, former resident of Western
port, a brother of the late Mrs. Joseph
Guy of this place. Mr.. Presley's death
followed an injury to his foot. He
served two terms as mayor Of Jerome
and two terms as councilman. His wife
and son, Thomas F., survive.
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NEW PASTOR IN PULPIT.

Rev. George G. Minor VIII Ffeach
Inaugural Sermons Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, September IA
Rev. George C. Minor of Helena, Ark,
recently called to the pastorate of the
Rockville Christian Church, will preach
his flrst sermon as pastor of the Rock
vile church tomorrow morning and will
also occupy the pulpit in the evening.
DR.. Minor, who succeeds Rev. 8. j.
Goode who recently resigned and Is now
located at Winchester. Va. is a native
of Virginia and has held number Of
successful pastorates. Mrs. Minor Is q
Marylander by birth and has been en-
gagged in various educational activities.