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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-30
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BY T MORRIS

H. A. Mccullough was a caller at
the Walter Perkins home Tuesday.
V. L. Anderson made q trip to Re-
gan Thursday.
A number of ladies attended the
Ladies Aid at the John Volan home
Thursday afternoon.
Steve Morris was an over night
guest at the T. r. Morris home Tues
day night.
v. L. Anderson was a shopper in
Bismarck Friday.
Clarence Falkenstein was q caller
at the T. r. Morris home Friday en-
route to the Ira Falkenstein home
near Baldwin.
Levi Anderson called at the r. r.
Morris home Tuesday evenina.
Gordon williams was a caller at
the H. A. Nc ullough home Friday.
Edward Morris and daughters,
Wilma and Leona, visited at the T. F..
Morris home Thursday.
Levi Anderson helped John Vollan
grade roads the past week.
Steve Morris and niece. Marion,
called ut the Brown brothers home
Tuesday.
Gordon williams called at the Wal
ter Spanberg home Friday.
Orville Falkenstein called at the r.
F. Morris home Thursday evening.
Levi Anderson made . trip to Bis
marck Saturday.
+. F. Morris called at the Charlie
Splitter home Monday en- route to Bis
marck.
Albert Perkins visited with Gordon
Williams Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. F. Morris and
daughters, Aldene and Eunice, and
sol Raymond, visited ct the Victor
Anderson home Friday evening.
H. A. Mccullough was 4 caller in
Wilton Saturday.
Joe Jiras called at the T. r. Morris
home Tuesday.
Levi Anderson made q trip to Still
Il. Sunday.
Gerald Morris visited with Gordon
williams ct the Clarence Falkenstein
home Friday evening.
Orville Falkenstein was an over
night guest with Donald Morris and
Roy Wesby.
Dorothy Morris who is employed
at the Paul Schunert home a Bis
marck visited over Sunday at her
nome.
Mrs. +. F. Morris and sons James
and Raymond were shoppers in Will
ton Tuesday.
Steve and Donald Morris called at
the Joe Scorch home after seed flax
Tuesday night.
Donald and Paul Larson visited
with Clarence Anderson Sunday
Steve and T. F.. Morris called at
the Clarence Falkenstein home Tues
day morning.
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Hoover Is Invited To
Visit North Dakota's
hisSummer

washington, May 30.-Congressman
J. H. Sinclair has invited President
Hoover to visit the site of the pro-
posed Roosevelt National park in
western North Dakota during his trip
this summer. At the request of Off
Gals OF the city Of Minot he also x
tended to the president an invitation
to make a stop at that city. The
presidents itinerary has not been de-
cided definitely Is yet. but Mr.. Sin
clair was assured that the invitations
to North Dakota would be kept in
mind when plans for the trip are tax
en- up.
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Central Track
And Field Meet Opens

Sioux City, Iowa, May 30.-R-
Athletes from five North Central
Conference schools will compete to-
day in the preliminaries Of the an
nual track meet in which South Da-
kota State seeks its fourth consecu-
tive title. Approximately 100 ath-
letes are entered.
Weert Englemann. versatile South
Dakota State star, will complete in
six events and will be after his fourth
discus championship. He Won six
firsts in the 1929 meet.
Other schools entered are North
Dakota university, Morningside,
North Dakota State. and South Da-
kota university. Finals will be held
Saturday.
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Pays Tribute to
Heroes Silent in
HallOWed Graves
CONTINUED from page One)

Continued from page One)
itary honor and the farewell bene-
diction Of bugled TAPS" bidding
them sleep, their warfare DER.
The Parade
The parade. starting at 1890, led
the observance off into the memoir
1al meeting half an hour later at the
auditorium, where Rev. Ellis s. Jack
son, pastor of the First Baptist
church and himself q service man Of
the World war, spoke the days words
of eulogy and tribute to the soldier
and sailor dead Of the nations wars.
In the procession were all the out
standing veterans of Bismarck. Col.
Charles F. Mudgett, who started his
military record in the Philippines.
was chief marshal. Another veteran
officer was Capt. e. G. Waner,
Spanish American Captain H.
A. Brocopp, distinguished service
cross bearer was at the head OF Com
pany A. National Guard. Major A.
X. Kupfer led the U. s. army detach-
ment from Fort Lincoln.
The four-company fort detachment,
the guards, Lloyd spetz post. Amer
lean Legion, and its drum and bugle
corps lent IN air Of military glitter
to the procession.
The remainder was Of civil char
acter; Red Cross and hospital nurses.
war mothers, fraternities, Boy Scouts,
the Indian school, Women's Relief
Corps and Legion Auxiliary. TWO
bands were in line. that Of the Elks
leading the first section OF the pa
rade and the High School band
heading the second division.
At the Auditorium
A large audience crowded into the
auditorium to hear and participate
in the memorial exercises at II
O'Clock. p. q. Harrington, as vice
commander Of Gilbert M. Nelson post.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, presided.
The exercises followed the following
order:
Song America" first and last
verses, audience.
Prayer, Rev. q s. Rindahl, pastor
English LutheraU church.
Song, "God Save America" Legion
Auxiliary double quartet.
Recitation, "Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address," Kenneth Toewes.
Song, "Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" Legion Auxiliary double
quartet.
Memorial day address. Rev. Ellis L.
jackson. pastor First Baptist church.
Song, star spangled Banner first
and last verses, audience.
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1OWan EXOnerated
OF Poison CHARGE

DEBORAH, a., May 3O.-(R-Exon-
Grated by a jury of IL men. Walter
Caster was free today from charges
Of poisoning his 14-year-old daugh-
ter. Romelda, last November %.
State authorities had charged
Caster with poisoning his daughter
to collect a $4,000 insurance policy
taken out in June.
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dozen potential song hits, the COM
bined work Of Joseph Mccarthy,
James F. Hanley and James Brock
man: Con Conrad and Jack Meskill,
and Cliff Friend and Jimmie Monaco.
Benjamin Stoloff has turned in q
masterful directorial effort and the
photography and sound recording
leave nothing to be desired.
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Choice Canary singers,
imported German Rollers, choppers
and Harz Mountains Cages, seed,
treats, etc. Phone ll6-J. Jacob
Bull, Dickinson, N. d. Box 728.
FOR SALE-Popcorn machine. might
consider trade for show cases or
anything that I can Use J. B.
Smith, 416 Broadway.
FOR SALE-Used Zenith bicycle, very
reasonable. Inquire at Apartment
2, Mason Apartments, between 600
p. m. and TOO p. m.
FOR SALE-Three fresh mich cows
and two to freshen DOR Phone
TOT or call at 317 South Eighth
street.
FOR SALE-Two year old thorough
bred Angus bull. Phone 12-F-2S
A. L. Small, f. l. Bismarck, N. ..
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Additional Sports
COZ High School Men
From % States Sent
To Chicago for Meet

Chicago. May 30.-P)-Future coll
legiate track and field stars Of the
country today moved into Stagg Field
for preliminaries Of the University Of
Chicago's twenty sixth annual cham
pionship meet.
Although opposition to such meets
has been expressed, the entry list con-
tanned the names OF 6O2 athletes from
$50 schools, with 23 states represented.
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Baby Chicks

NO CHILLING, shipped In brooder
boxes. Barred Rocks. Reds. Orping-
tons, English Leghorns; %100-$l0.75,
Heavy Mixed, $3.50; prepaid: live
delivery. Ozark Farms, Westphalia,
Mo.
REDS, Barred Rocks, Orpingtons,
Leghorns; 100-$10.0O; Heavy AS
sorted, $500; prepaid; live delivery.
Central Farms. jefferson City, Mo.
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~FOREcASTS

WEATHER FORECASTS
For Bismarck and vicinity: Increas-
ing cloudiness tonight and Saturday.
with possibly showers Saturday.
Slightly warmer tonight.
For North Dakota: Increasing
west portion tonight or Saturday and
central portion Saturday. Slightly
warmer tonight south central portion.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
: High pressure, accompanied by fair.
eo3l weather, covers the plains. states
n upper Mississippi, valley this
places from the eastern part of the
Dakotas eastward to the Great Lakes
reSton. Low pressure, accompanied by
unsettled and slightly. warmer wealth
er, prevails over the Rocky mountain
region and Pacific coast states. Pre-
coast states and over the northern
Rocky mountain region.
For upper lakes: Winds mostly gen.
tie to moderate to northwest, becom-
ing variable or Michigan and Superior
Saturday. Generally fair.
and Saturday, Somewhat warmer Sat
urday; possibly light frost tonight in
extreme east portion.
For Wisconsin: Fair tonight and
saturday. Slightly FARMER tonight in
southwest portion: light frost tonight
In east portion: somewhat warmer
For Minnesota and Iowa: Fair to-
night and Saturday. with increasing
cloudiress Saturday in west portion.
Somewhat warmer Saturday.
Cor Montana: Showers tonight and
Saturday. Little change in tempera-
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Dead Animals Wanted

WE HAUL away FREE OF CHARGE.
dead hogs. sheep, cattle and horses
all unskinned. Prompt service II
roads and weather permit. Write
Northern Horse Exchange and Rem
dering Co. Box 265. Bismarck. N.
Oak.
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Male Help Wanted

LEARN BARBERING. Exceptional
opportunity now. Catalog free. Mo-
Ter Barber College. Established
1893 Fargo. N. D.. Butte. Mont
MEN WANTED to skin dead animals
at rendering plant. Inquire at the
office Of Northern Hide and Fur
company.
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Household Goods for Sale
FOR SALE-Hotpoint electric stove,
four burners, just like new. Phone
11Q9.
Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO RENT-A small mod.
ern unfinished bungalow or apart.
ment. Only two in family. Best
references. Write Tribune. In care
Of Ad. No. SO.
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Female Help Wanted

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for gen
eral housework and to take care
Of young child four years old dur
ing day. Phone 1885 or call at GIT
Fifth street,
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Lost and Found

LOST-Female Boston bull dog. Blind
in one eye. Finder call 1495-W for
reward.
LOST-Boy's tan Upper blazer. Re-
ward. Phone 1871.
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Weather Report

Temperature At Z a. IN. .......... 4
Highest yesterday .............. 8
Lowest last night ............. I
Precipitation to Z a. m. ......... o
Highest wind velocity ...........
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RABY BISON COP

BABY BISON cor
Fargo, N. D., May 30.-(P)-North
Dakota Agricultural college yearlings
defeated the University OF North Da-
kota in their annual track and field
meet, Tan to 58h.
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A campaign has been launched by
the oklshcrs state plant board to
get farmers to use pure seed.
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Personal

BURLEIGH COUNTY FARMERS
Union picnic will be held at Me-
noken grove, June 18. Bring
your lunch. Everybody welcome.
Stay oil day.
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Houses and Flats

FOR SALE-By owner who Is leaving
city and will sell for cash or to a
responsible party at q price cut to
make a real bargain as q home OF
an investment a fully modern six
room residence, flowers. trees, and
nicely kept lawn. A discriminate
location. Act quickly as this is for
a few days only. Address Tribune.
In care Of Ad. No. Is.
FOR sALE-SIx room modern bunga-
low, large rooms with closets. hot
water heat, hard wood floors. en-
closed porch. full basement, good To-
cation, terms. Mrs. M. e. Mos
brucker. 3l5 Tenth street.
FOR RENT-Desirable modern s
room house newly decorated, In
good location. outside garage. I'm
mediate possession. Also furnished
room for rent. Inquire A. E. Ship.
FOR RENT-A six room bungalow, q
modern Z room house and a 4 room
apartment furnished or unfurnish-
ed, also a garage, all close In. L. w.
Mclean. Phone 905.
IOlC ttElN 4-ClfC IOOAl lIOuOC WILL
az acres of land located on Twen-
ty-sixth street, Bismarck. N. D. In
quire phone 1861 or call at 800
Ninth street.
FOR RENT-Four room modern tur-
nished duplex. Sleeping porch, gas
range. Call at 8O8 Seventh street
after S p. m.
FOR SALE-Eight room modern
house, hot water heat. Close in, for
quick sale. Price $4,000. Don't pass
this. For information write Trib-
une No. 28.
FOR SALE OR RENT-six room
bungalow, hot water heat, garage,
immediate possession. Call at AIS
Griffin or phone 1421-R.
FOR RENT-June first. modern five
room house, bath and full basement.
Inquire at 708 Rosser Ave. or
phone 1872.
FOR RENT-A new modern six room
bungalow at 1919 Ave. B East. I'm
mediate possession. Price Owens.
Phone 278.
FOR RENT-F1ve room modern
house. Close in. Call at ga
Fourth street or phone 5]S-W.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house at 112 Ave. A. Call 1T 100
Ave. B east or phone cow.
FOR RENT-Fve room house, also
furnished room close in. Inquire
2l4 Fifth street.
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The Tribune reserves the right to
reject any copy submitted. also to re-
wise any copy to conform with make.
up rules Of Classified AdvestiSing.
Phone 81
The Tribune Want Al Denartment
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES

All want ads are cash In advance.
minimum charge IS cents. Copy
must be received at the Tribune Of.
flee BY 900 q N. to insure insertion
same day In the regular classified
page
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Used Cars

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two IL
ton trucks in good condition. also
good job with each truck. Also 4
section of land free Of incumrance.
21s miles from good town, for
sale or trade for most anything.
Call at 900 West Broadway, Bis
marck. N. D. Phone No. 503-LR
USED CAR BARGAINS
IN ORDER to move the balance OF
our used car stock quickly, we have
again made q drastic price cut on
all used stock on hand, and for the
balance Of this week only we offer
the following:
1925 Ford Coupe .............$ 1890
1925 WHY'S Knight sedan 80. 1880
1925 Oakland sedan .......... 1850
1925 Dodge sedan ............ 1880
1925 Dodge touring ........... $500
1924 Paige Victoria ........... 1880
1929 Essex coach .............. 28S 90
One ton International truck. 1886
One ton International truck 245.00
One ton, 1929, G. M. G. truck. $500
THIS is only q partial listing, as we
have q large number Of other cars,
all priced accordingly. These prices
are good for the balance Of this
week only. and VI car not accept
trade-ins as these bargains r Of
fered for the purpose Of reducing
our used a stock.
STEEN MARMON co.
Distributors of Marmon and Rocee-
welt automobiles. 116 Second street.
Phone 1452. Bismarck, N. D.
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AT THE MOVIES
PARAMOUNT

PARAMOUNT THEATRE
After a long absence from the
screen, Blanche Sweet. a favorite
since the early days Of motion pic
lures, is staging a comeback in
talkies. She will be seen and heard
in "Show Girl In Hollywood" the
First National and Vitaphone picture,
which comes Saturday to the Para
mount theatre.
Appropriately enough, Miss Sweets
role is that Of a famous film star.
Alice White, star of Show Girl in
Hollywood" plays the part of Dixie
Dugan. Jack Mulhall appears as a
dialogue writer. and Ford Sterling as
q producer.
Blanche Sweet made her first stage
appearance at the ripe age of eigh-
teen months. She was carried on as
q babe in arms in melodrama. Grown
up. she appeared with Chauncey o.
colt and Gertrude Hoffman. Her
first screen part was as one Of the
wives in 1.-The Man With Three
Wives" In D. w. Griffith's Judith
Of Bethulia" she scored her first film
triumph. and in the title role of the
late Thomas Mce's ANNA Christie"
she achieved what was Considered
one of the finest p~ortrayals in screen
history.
With Marshall Neilan, whom she
later married. she was starred in
many pictures, including THE House
of Discord" and Men and Women"
One Of her last silent pictures va
THE New Commandment"
Show Girl in Hollywood" gives her
an opportunity for . highly dramatic
portrayal. The story is q comedy,
but filled with many real.life TRACE
dies and heart breaks Of those who
seek success In the movies. John
Milan. Virginia Sale. Lee shumway
and Herman Bling are in the cast.
Mervyn Leroy directed.
The story Is by j. P. McEvoy and
contains beautiful Technicolor nu-
steal sequences.
CAPITOL THEATRE
THE New Movietoue Follies Of
1890" made q highly successful debut
ct the Capitol Theatre last night be-
fore . capacity audience.
improvement over the 1899 edition
OF 1.-THE Follies" is truly amazing and
reflects credit to the strong cast of
principals, particularly Ell Brendel
and Marjorie White, who easily cap
ture the comedy honors of the picture,
a trick that is becoming q habit with
these sterling funmakers.
Frank Richardson and Noel Francis
handle the important singing assign
ments and score outstanding success.
William Collier Jr., and Miriam See
gar carry the romantic interest and
make a pair of delightful screen low
ers. Miss Seegar. recently from the
stage. reveals a voice of appealing
sweetness and charm.
Yola D'Avril. as a French maid, j.
M. kcrrigan, Huntly Gordon and Paul
Nicholson are other principals who
add UNNECESSARILY to the excellence
of the production.
The tuneful score contains halt a
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In the Briton's game 70 end the match
at the fourteenth.
Lister Hartley. Chislehurst. came
from behind to beat Douglas Grant,
Of New York and London, one up at
the 10th l4ole.
Wethered, holder Of the title in
1923, conquered Henry Howell, a
Welshman from Glamorgan, 1 and 8.
After lapses on the first and second
green's. Voigt hit the ball faultlessly
with his p:tter. Par from the third
to the 18th hole, with an eagle three
thrown in for good measure, was n
tirely too much for Sutton. The
finish saw Sutton cracking badly.
Their cards:
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Work Wanted
Lots for Sale

FOR SALE-Corner lot 75xl50 e. With
house and garage, $4,000, located at
SOL Twelfth street south. For in
formation write to Box los. Beulah,
N. D.
FOR 5ALE-Lot 5Ox150, Just the place
to build your home for distinction.
Owner leaving city and will sacri-
flee in price. Phone 1899.
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Cuts, border OF white space used on
want ads come under the classified
display rates at 30 cents pes column
inch Der insertion
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OOORPOA Wy 0AAA 0AA vCyASA6 VAC AAAtC
very deliberately pumped the ball
straight into the cup. The match
started for the home green all square.
A par four last good enough to win
the 18th and the match for Jones as
voigt took five. Play at the home
hole was delayed as the surging
crowds rushed forward seeking points
Of vantage.
Jones was ahead from the tee.
Voigt's iron struck the green but on q
dangerous slope Of q big dip and the
ball rolled back into . little valley,
still On the green but 10 feet below
the level Of the cup.
Jones' drive was perfectly placed,
the ball lying on q slope toward the
hole. He hit an iron straight for the
flag, the bali striking the green 80
feet from the pin and rolling SIX feet
feet past.
Voigt studied his ball and the line
Of his putt carefully, but failed to
gauge the force needed and was four
feet short.
Jones putting for a birdie three.
left his ball an inch to the left OF the
cup, the crowd thought it would drop
and started to applaud, the applause
changing to q sigh as the ball re-
NAMED on the edge.
Voigt still had q putt for a half and
deliberately stroked his bali but 1t
ran past the cup.
AS George went over and threw his
arm around Bobby's shoulder the
cheering crowds engulfed the pair.
Jones in $500. ~ SIS 444-36-75
Voigt in ..... 434 ATS 545-l-7s
Voiet and Jones both won their
morning matches in comparatively
easy fashion. Jones gained = four
hole lead on Eric Fiddian OF Stour-
bridge on the first nine holes and
maintained 1t to end the match on
the 18th green, 4 to 3.
Voigt eliminated William Sutton,
West Cheshire artisan. S and a. bold
ing a lead Of two mp st the turn and
then taking advantage OF a collapse
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Dropth and late winter freezes
caused abandonment of 424. 900 acres
of wheat in Oklahoma, federal crop
staticians report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
SEMI.FINALS NEXT
IN NEWS TOURNEY

The semi-final round Of the news
DIN tourney, which is scheduled Tor
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
finds only Is remaining in the race,
nine Of them in the championship
flight. and the remaining seven In the
consolation group, a seventh man In the
latter being necessary because OF tie
The highest scoring four IN each
flight will 60 into the nnals, wnlcn
means that will be dropped from the
championship squad and three from tne
consolation group after the ser5i-f1nal
rolling. The finalist will then bowl
among themselves to determine the
winner and runner-up in each night:
Phil Heffelfnger of The Star, de-
Tending champion, topped the scorers
last week in the third elimination rouno
when unusually high totals prevailed
All in the top flight with less than S24
for their five-game block were elm
mated from further competition.
For the second week IN succession.
high In the consolation group, his S15
total far exceeding that made by his
nearest competitor. j. c. Jacobs OF the
Times and c. C. McDevitt of the Book
of Washington, each recorded a score
of 400, causing the retention OF
seventh man for the semi-finalS In the
consolation, all with less than that
total relegated to the discard.
Schedule for Wednesday. April 3:
Championship flight-Phil Henel-
finger (Star), Frank E. Money (Postl ,
Charles H. Gron DAILY News. a.
Harper (Times), Charles Harris CHer-
ald1. Otis H. Lawrence Omitted States
Daily), John P. Evans (Times). Walter
Collier (Bulletin), Cy BurriSs (Times) .
Consolation night-Conrad p. Stmtz
nHerald), C. B. Hamilton Omitted
States Daily, j. William Donald
(Times), Alvin GULL CTimes), Anthony
w. Suess (Post), ]. c. Jacobs (Times),
C. C. McDevitt (Book Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
NATIONAL CAPITAL
LEADERS TO meet

With a single game separating them,
the King Pin and Grand Palace valet
shop teams will clash Tuesday night At
the Lucky Strike with the champion
shin of the National Capital League
eventually at stake. Each team has two
postponed sets to dispose of, so the bat
tie Tuesday may not decide the race.
Meyer Davis, which set the pace
much Of the way, faltered badly the
last week, losing two to Grand Palace
and as many to Georgetown Recrea-
ton. c. w. Smith moved into fourth
place by virtue of forfeitS from George
town. Mount Rainier also spurted ana
now tops the second division.
Numerous postponed sets will be as
posed of this week in order to complete
the season as scheduled by Friday night.
Although a busy week faces MIN,
hang IN a new all-time District season
average mark. With nine games to go
mis- figure Is 1915.