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ALL PRIVATE CLUBS
PLAN BIG HOLIDAY
Best of D. c. Amateurs Look
Forward to MidatIantic
Tourney in June.
nv w. R. McCALLUM.

A LII the gOlI courses around
~ Washington-more than is
of 'em-are going to be
cluttered up on Saturday
with knickerbockered men trying
to knock golf balls into elusive
holes, and thereby, If their skill
stays with them, win little prizes
of silver or golf balls or what you
will.
Which is by way of saying that an
other Spring holiday will have rolled
around and following their usual
custom the golfers who do not go away
to the seashore or the mountains will
be out there trying to find out what
makes q golf ball click.
Every private club around the Capital
has q golf event listed for Memorial
day, and If the weather is good the
golf courses and old man par are going
to take considerable punishment. Like
wise the public courses. but these
courses have no golf event listed, even
though they will have more play than
any Of the private layouts. Here is the
list Of golf events to be held at the clubs
around the Capital on Saturday:
Chevy Chase Club-Competiti for
the Victor Kaufman Memorial Day
Cup. Eighteen-hole handicap against
par, contestants to use seven-eighths OF
their club handicap, with the first
round only to count In addition at
Chevy Chase the members of the Senior
Golf Association will compete for the
Golf Committee Cup at ID holes, the
low net score to win.
Columbia Country Club-Eighteen-
hole handicap against par event.
Washington Golf and Country Club
Miniature tournament In classes, ac-
cording to club handicaps. Low handi-
cap players to report at the first tee
at o'clock and be paired for the
9-hole match rounds without qualifca-
ton.
Woodmont Country Club-Handicap
match play. 18 holes against par.
Argyle Country Club-Flag tourney,
with no handicap.
Manor Club-Flag tourney.
Bannockburn Golf Club-F1ag tourney.
Approaching and putting contests.
Beaver Dam Country Club-For
women, 16-hole handicap tourney; driv-
ing, approaching and putting contests.
For men-Handicap tourney for the
Presidents Cup. Driving, approaching
and putting contests.
Indian Spring Golf Club.-Fiag tour
ney-par plus club handicap.
Congressional Country Club.-Open-
ing field day Of the club-golf, tennis
and trap-shooting events. The main
golf event will be an 18-hole handicap
tourney for the trophy presented by
Walter johnson. The names of the low
gross and low net winners will go on
the trophy, which will be played in two
classes-from / to IS handicap and
from is up. In addition. an approach
ing and putting contest will be held
on the practice green IN front Of the
clubhouse
Army-Navy Country Club.-No event
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7ad of Golf Listed May 80 British Open Players 71uR

caught for Perkins ut Benning, ana
Dick Ktngsbury. captain of Company u,
It has been announced that playert
selected from company teams TO take
part in the Sd Corps Area games sNfii
not be permitted to perform in the re-
manning games Of the Fort Humphreys
circuit. ~
Frank williams, former Alexandra
High School star, Is the first athlete II
the history of Hargrave Military
Academy, Chatham. Va. to win fve
varsity awards
Williams. son Of JEFF williams. Sor-,
mer semi-pro base ball star and now
coach Of the Del Ray A. c., was pre-
sentsd with his II" for base ball yes
terday while previously he had been
awarded the letter for basket ball, foot
ball, track and tennis
Lee-Jackson and Clifton High Schools
were to meet today at Baileys Cross
Roads at $50 in the second game of
the series for the Fairfax County High
School championship. Lee-Jackson won
the FIRST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

Money for new car you may not really need
comes hard these days. Therefore, more than
ever, thrifty motorists are insisting on the
knOwn value that's in every quart of Mobiloil.
They refuse to take chances on low-grade
lubricants Why risk the damage cheap oil
can do when Mobiloil protection costs
so little?
Thrifty Mobiloil keeps good engines from
growing old before their time. Mobiloil
stands up! Heat, speed, heavy going, hills
you can't drive hard enough to break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

and woods on either side. A poorly hit
shot almost always is costly
Seven OF the first. nine holes are of
the par variety, with three of them
stretching over 400 yards. There are
flve more on the way in, measuring 467,
42S, 424, 406 and 352 yards. The long
est hole on the course is the sixth, a
dog-leg affair of sci yards The short
est is the par thirteenth of 1875 yards.
As on most English courses every
hole has a name all its own Among
the most colorful cognomens is the
"Spectacles," as the fourteenth Is
known. The name is taken from twin
bunkers which guard the green and
which can be carried with two good
shots. There also Is the South Arneri-
can" hole, No. 10; Lucky Slap" No.
Is; Southwark Hot" No. IL; "Jockie's
Burn" No. 3, and the plantation"
hole, No. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
Need of Umps Not
Confined to Play
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

NEW YORK. May 28.-The Amer
IN lean League has had some
handsome bowling over the UNI
piring of the moderators Of its games
this year. The death of President
Barnard left the league-oWners
without an active moderator for
themselves. Acting Vice President
Navin tried his best, but all
his moderating cylinders became
damned. The experiment Of a tenn
porary head for a league who Is
also club owner wouldn't work, and
never had.
First, the managers of the teams,
and then the owners themselves, de-
clared the umpires had gone ber-
serk and thought they were the
whole blessed show AS the owners
and managers did not wish to lose
the center of the stage they got to-
gether-and today they have new
guide to keep both ump-res and
owners on the trail. Moral: Every
league must have an umpire for its
owners as we'll as its players, which
shows that not all the kicks of the
game are confined to the diamond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
CARNOUST|E LINKS
OFFER STIFF TEST
Custom Defied When Course
Is Shortened for Event
Opening Monday.

By the Associated Press.
~ARNOUSTIE, Scotland, May
4 28.- Great stretches of
~ sandy wastes, high sand
dunes and more than 800
yawning traps will demand the
utmost in skill and accuracy from
the 214 entrants, including IS from
the United States, who tee of in
the qualifying round of the Brit
ish open Monday over the "old
course" here.
Although it will be the first time in
history that the open event has been
held at Carnoustie. the course is al
most as famous in Scotland as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

Favor1tes gained the quarter final
round in the annual prep school tennis
singles championship yesterday and
today, at 3 o'clock, we're to battle for
the semi-final inches on the Friends
School courts
First round--Wills CDevitt) defeated Can
non tGeorgetown Prep). So, 81; Smith
default Austin tFriends1 defeated Dsbney
DEWITT 81, 92; o,Callahan Georgetown
50; Nicholson Devitt) defeated Jones (st
Johns, 81, 81; Boyle Hriendsl defeated
Cheele (St; John'sl, Us, As. IS; Hu-
chanan (St. Johns) won from Dunbar
1Georgetown Prep) BY default; Cole George
town Prep defeated Clark (Friends), 81,
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Alexandria Notes

A LEXANDRIA. Va. May 2s.-with
"A the first half CT the Fort
Humphreys Bast Ball League COM
pleted, Lieut.. John Cox, former West
Point star. is selecting q post team to
represent the nearby camp In the Bird
Corps Area championship series. to get
under way shortly.
Four players already have been named
including Sergt. Mickey" Mcbride
coach Of Company z, which won the
first half of the Fort Humphreys
League; John Perkins, former Fort
Benning pitching ace; Earl Rowe, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
Mobiloil protection today
or a new car tomorrow?

Mobiloil down. That's why Mobiloil is the
worlds leading oil.
This stamina saves you money every mile
you drive. 1t saves in gas and oil consump-
ton, in less carbon and fewer repairs. It
keeps your Car delivering service to you,
month in, month out.
Driv- in where you see the Mobiloil sign
and get crankcaseful of MobiloiI protec.
ton today.
Then let Mobiloil tro~ It's stamina right
in your own car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
SKI PROBLEM SOLVED.

One of the problems of the ski
jumper has been happily settled. Next
Winter he can travel by rail and check
his skis as baggage Heretofore he had
to get an eight-foot pair and him
self In an upper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
College Sports

Base Ball.
Fordham, 8; Hosei U. of Japan, 2.
Colgate, 19; Army, /.
Yale, 8; Williams /.
Manhattan, 6: c. c. N. Y. 5.
Holy Cross, 10: Providence College, 8.
Penn State, S; Villanova. 4.
Mount st. Mary's, IL; Navy, Z I'll
innings.
Northwestern, s; Michigan State, 4.
Springfield, IL; St. Michaers. 0.
Pomfret, 4; Providence Tech, 8.
st. Lawrence, 8; Ithaca S. of p E., @
Tennis.
Navy, s; Pennsylvania, 3.
Army. S; Wesleyan, 4.
Polo.
Arizona U, H. Army, 4.
Track.
Temple, s725 Villanovs, 3sKs.
Villanova Freshmen, 661z; Temple
Freshmen, 59La.
Lacrosse.
Brown, 9; Springfield, 2.
Brown Freshmen, T., Springfield
/.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
EVEN if you have IS safety
1razors already, try this
new Gem Micronatic.

EVEN if you have IS safety
1razors already, try this
new Gem Micromatic.
I've found solace, sharpness,
srnoothness in the Gem I've
never had in any other razor.
A man can afford to expert
ment a lot in safety razors. If
he bought 'em all he wouldn't
be out so awful much.
I hope you still have some
adventure left in you like me
and that you will adventure a
dollar bill on the new Gem
Micromatic with its many new
patented features
-one-piece construction, so
you don't have to juggle spare
parts all over the scenery
automatic handle-twist which
yawns and opens the razor lid
for cleaning, and grips and
aligns the blade in a fve-point
vise-face-6tting bevel to give
the one perfect shaving angle
- and edge-holding surgical
steel Gem Micronatic Blades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
WESTERN BEATS GONzAGA
Clark and oliver Get Four Hits
Apiece in 1910 Victory.

Pounding Cleary and Nolan for is
hits, including four triples, Western
High School yesterday took a free
swinging game from Gonzaga's nine,
is to 10.
Clark and Oliver, with four hits
apiece, led the Red and White attack.
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listed for May 80. Eighteen-hole
handicap event listed for May 81.
WITH entries for the championship

WITH entries for the championship
w tourney Of the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association to close Tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, quite group Of
golfers from the Capital are planning
to play in the affair-the largest golf
event Of the year around this sector of
the land Miller B. STEVENSON of Co
lumbia and Harry G. Pitt of Manor,
aces of their respective clubs, have en-
tered in the tourney, as has John G..
Shorey of Bannockburn. Pitt won the
title three years ago, with Shorey the
runner-up. The tourney will be played
at the Princess Anne Country Club Of
Virginia Beach, Va, and entries must
be sent to w. r. McCallum, secretary
of the association, by o'clock June Q.
They must be accompanied by the SO
entry fee. Several entertainment fea-
lures have been arranged by the club
for the three days of the tourney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

Chapman, Byrd, Sewell, Andrews and
Wells OF the Yankees are natives of Ala
bama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

Matt and Mike OBrien. twins, are
the stars of the Notre Dame tennis
team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-30

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Day In Congress


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Santa Maria
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Bridge Club Members
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-30

Women Of rhs Episcopal Guild
are 70 have an Easter egg sale
during the Ezzts- season ard o.
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-11-19

tain, pertaining to Christ. In another
church of Rome, the Scala Santa,
Oh sacred stairs are in the exact center
of the church. on either side Of this
marble stairway Is another flight Of
stairs, which are separated from the
center one by partition. The center
stairs are the identical ones that stood
before the house of PLATE and are
those that Jesus assembled and de-
scended when he was brought before
PLATE, and upon which he was scourg-
ed To prevent wear and destruction
by the souvenir hunter, heavy, two
inch oak steps and risers have been
placed above the marble, but in these
wooden stairs are aperatures covered
with plate glass. through which one
can see the marble ones below. These
stairs are authentic.
Except on the knees, one step at
time, no one is ever allowed to use
these stairs. At their top is an altar
and inside this altar is locked por-
trait of Jesus Christ, painted by Il
think am correcD the Apostle Luke,
who was an artist of ability. This
portrait is only shown on certain hours
OF Christmas Day.
do not now remember just the
number of steps in the Scala Sancta,
but believe there are 38-and am
proud to say that, on my knees, in
humility of spirit, went from the
first step to the top
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-11-19

there are buried the mortal remains
of Peter, seems authentic.
One who has never visited Rene
might perhaps scott at this or doubt
exceedingly. After having visited the
Catacombs and seeing the very affairs
before which both Peter and Paul
worshipped God, and preached the
words of Christ to the early Christ
ians. can well believe that record of
Peters burial place was easily kept
track Of. The prison is there, in which
he was confined--if that and if the
walls of the coliseum stand and the
rooms exist there wherein the
martyred Christians were confined
Gas they do stand today why not
trace Peters path as truly2
After the Mass was said, again
came the procession bearing the Pope,
this time, back to his quarters in the
Vatican. The same acclaim, the same
Vivas and alteration of the crowd.
st. Peters contains many objects
directly associated with the actual life
, of Jesus. There stands before one
altar, marble pillar, enclosed in an
open iron grill, as one protects a
young tree. This old pillar was
brought from Jerusalem by Helena,
mother of the first Christian emperor,
who lived about 300 years after Christ.
She went to Jerusalem and brought
back with her to Rome two ship loads
of everything she could find and OBJ
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kneeling thousands. A might viva
lie Papa"-long live the Pope-is heard,
and reyerberates through the church,
a mighty sound. The procession
passes, guard following, as we'll as
preceding, carrying their ancient
weapons upon the right shoulder.
IN my opinion. except for the neces-
sary acts of the human being, the
Pope does not think of himself as
man-but an instrument. In fact, he
is Peters successor very Peter
to whom He said Whom do men say
that I, the Son of man, amp And
they said, Some say that thou art
John the Baptist; some Elias, and
others, one of the prophets" He
saith unto them, But wllc,n say We
that am? And Simon Peter
answered and said Thou art the
Christ, the Son of the living Cod
then Jesus said unto him, "And I say
unto thee, that thou art Peter, and
upon this Rock will build my church
and the gates of hell shall not prevail
against It,"
The body Of Peter, this same apostle
is buried in casket Of gold, under
the very altar upon which Pope Plus
the 18th stood that afternoon and
offered mass In alteration.
On Christmas day and certain other
days specially sacred in the church's
eye, mass is said at the lower altar,
directly above the golden casket. That
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Although, when we went to Europe,

It was planned to place Marcia IN a
French boarding school, which would
let me travel independently, could
not bear the thought Of separation.
So, while such an arrangement might
have been really best for both, she
went with me everywhere. Her inter-
est in my interests may be summed up
through the following, which occur
red on one of our Vatican visits.