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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. n. 53o-2-rm. apt; private
entrance: IS week. RI. $3.50.
ALA, N, 1e35-Fix for summer. furnished,
clean apis. every convenience reason
ALABAMA N. I5is-Large 2-rm. apt. in
a-door bed: oyerstuffed fur IL 2995.
ALABAMA. s47. N.-2-room and kitchen
cite. unfur.; reas.: other rooms. Ii. l047
ASHLAND. 1852 modern rms. corR
Meeting bath. sink range. Private ent.
BROADWAY. +, 1t34-LaTge. front I'm. and
kitchen: near bath; $3.50.
BROADWAY. 1903 rm. kitchenette:
range. closet: $3.50. Phone.
CAPITOL, N, 734--1-rm., kitchenette;
neatly fur; mod: adults: reas.: park. spa.
CAPITOL. N. 1901. 2-rm. apis: every
thing furn.: mod: sink: pr. ent. IA. 1857
CENTRAL. 1902 large front rms. kitch
enette; pri. entrance, sink. 2 beds; 81
CENTRAL, I94s-Furnished choice. large
connecting rooms; adults.
CHADWICK. el6-Two large rooms. cleo
tricity. gas. $3.50; priv. ent.. without gas So
near bath; pr. entrance; fur. Or. 506l-R
FOUNTAIN SQUARES rooms. 81 to SIS
lott Prospect St.
HARLAN. 1l13-3 front downstairs rms:
completely furn. with bath. Dr. 2432.
HOLLOWAY. Is50-Modern front furn.
rn.. htchenette. S.: also sleep. nm. gar.
I'LL, N. 2339-1-2rm. kitchenette apt. S.
and $3.50 Everythg. fur. Ia. 7lIo.
ILLINOIS. N I726-Nice. clean. well-fur-
niShed apt: pr. ent Telephone in hall.
LEXINGTON, 102l-l and 3-rm apis;
comp. fur; pri. ent.; $3.50, $3.50; gar
DR.. 554l.
LOCKERBIE ST. block north Of SIG E.
n; 7. st; l, 2-rm. apt, Sc; l S-rm. apt,
81; 1n-a-dOor bed, pri emit: walk. dist;
adj. bath; mod; adults; caH afternoons
MERIDIAN. s.. l7o6-2 rms, next bath
So: large nm. sink. s.. DR.. SAP.
NEW JERSEY. N, 230S-Light, clean
room. kitchenette; nicely furnished
NEAL. s.. 1858 rooms downstairs: pri-
yate entrance; garage. Be 0937-W.
NEW JERSEY. N. 134-Good clean house
keeping rooms RI 4145.
OAKLAND. N. 95e-3 rooms; furnished:
light. gas. heat; private entrance.
ORIENTAL. N. 20-2-rm. furn. apt. mod.
private entrance: ! week rent free.
PARK. 1655-3-rm. front apt, Murphy bed
SO. l rm. and kitchentte. suitable lady
emploved IS. He. 5l86.
PRATT E, 6I5-3 nicely furnished mod.
clean rms; close in; SO. Ii. 1910
SPRUCE, 1922 light hSekping rooms;
modern. private entrance. DR.. 1876
TACOMA, N, 425-2 connect. modern
rooms; sink IN kitchen; private entrance.
WALNUT. rs. E.-2-rm kitchenette apt. ;
close IN; s.. See housekeeper In basement.
WASH E.. 1902 mod. rms, everything
fur. priv. emit; So. Ii 4Os1.
WASHINGTON, E.. 1220-2-RM. SUITE;
PR. ENTRANCE. GAS RANGE; ADULTS.
WARMAN. 229-3 nice large rms. down
stairs; pr. ent.; closed porch and gar.
3lsT, w. 1057-Large mod. rm.: cornplete-
ly fur: priv. emit; gar; 81. Ia. 2551.
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Death Notices

PRATHER, WnL1AM-Age 40 years. died
In Cleveland, o. Funeral Friday April
10. 2 p. m, at the home Of Mrs Mary
Sims. 1852 Martindale Ave. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
PORTER. JESSIE MAUDE-1Nee Coitrain1
Of Cleveland beloved wife Of Or. Charles
and Mrs. Ada Hazard departed this life
Monday April 6. Funeral Friday, April
10, ct residence of sister, Mrs. Fount
Smith, 1921 Brookside Ave. D. m. Lewis
vile. Ind, p. m Bureal Lewisvile
Friends invited. Funeral under direction
Of MOORE & KIRK.
SHERWOOD. MRS. FLORA-BeIoved wife
of LONE I. Sherwood. mother of Hobert
and Robert, daughter of Mrs W r. Bunt-
ing sister Of Mrs G. Tom Johnson, Mrs.
James Carter. died at the home, 1886
AAshland Ave. Wednesday morning.
Funeral from THE KIRBY OHM MORT
UARY, 1901 North Meridian Friday
april 10 a; m. Burial Crown HILL
WIEDNER. JOsEPH-Beioved little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Wiedner of 1921
s. Belmont Ave. passed away Tuesday,
april AE. T. Time Of funeral given. later.
ETiends may call at FINN BROS. FU-
NERAL HOME. 1889 N Meridian
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-uroof storage house store nop
paw 6 months later No charge for hauling
PARTLOW-JE MOTOR CAR co
4l9 E Market HI 71oO
TORAGE-OvERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads packing
RI 3628 Ri 1851 Nights. Oh. 0s9s-W
OTTO } SUEsz
H TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
from Chicago. st Louis. Detroit. Cleye-
land or other cities. DR.. 3o7l. or RI 4265
c. p DOUGHTY-CH 1862.
Car loading long distance hauling to
or from any point Get our special con-
tract rate. All goods insured.
MoyINdms3 up large y. covered 1soot Trucks luck
service; careful white men. Oh. 5840.
STORAGE wanted-Clean place. very low
rates Call about free hauling. DR.. 1905.
BRITTON TRANSFORM $3.50 load;
large trucks: responsible men. Dr.. 1915.
RADIO TRANSFERRED 4757 Get our
price on overland CITY hauling.
TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia 374l.
LARGE MOVING VAN-Will take load to
St Louis. Fri. or Sat. cheap. Oh. 0970.
LOCAL Overland hauling. storage. Special
rates; all loads insured. II. 1857.
LANGDON TRANSFER-Local: long dis
lance hauling; spec rates. Ii. 0568
TRANSFER AND MOVING.
PRICES PEAS. ca. 2724.
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Personals

DETECTIVES-Priv CONFIDENTIAL
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864: eve. Hu. Sl07.
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. COATS
MADE AND REMODELED. RI 1929
ETHELYN school dressmaking. Millinery
$40 course. Dresses cut & fit: So. Ha 0l57-M
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KEYS separate; lost between Apollo
and Claypool hotel, Finder please re-
turn to Times Want AID counter.
WRIST WATCH-Yellow gold. little boys,
lost Wed. eve. 10th bet. Del. and Penn.
Initials H. L. on band rev. Ri. 1879.
FOUND-Little Fox terrier dog. owner
call DR.. 2719.
LOST-Gray coat belt; finder please call
Ir. 0284. Reward.
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THE BERWICK
Apartments for Rent

BROADWAY. q 8. 4 and 5-rin. apis. from
SIS to $3.50. Call Ri. 1882.
CENTRAL. 2141-5-room. modern apt:
garage: Al condition He. 1872
or lower: fine cqnd.; reduced. Ri. 5211
MANCHESTER. 962 N PENN.
Bedroom apartment; Frigidaire: all
utilities; from $40 to $62 so. Ii. 1881.
NEW JERSEY. NJ, 522-Lovely 4 and 5
OAKLAND, N, 849-5-rm. upper duplex
gar; steam heat; water furn. Oh 6538-M.
WASHINGTON. E.. 5Oi8-Mod. 5-rm. apt
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Room for Rent With Board

ASHLAND. Absolutely furnished room;
mod; board; garage; $50. he. 5l8l.
CHARLES 1405-Lovely I'm. with home
cooking: modern home: private.
OAKLAND. n, 95s-modern trent room; !
or home cooking E. 10th car line.
CHILD or baby. mothers care; mo6eril.
private home. Ch. 2S75-R.
WANT-Coneenial couple: room and board:
references. Wa. 5s68.
WILL board children; pri home: suburban.
Mrs. Bentz. ASIA W. Bertha. Be. 1859.
ROOM, 2 enpl to share clean, quiet
home, with meals. Oh. e7sa.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE is hereby given to any and all
persons. firms. and corporations that the
mortgage executed by Lell Roberts and
Railev Roberts, her husband, under date
Of Nov. II. 1880, or any other date in
November 1880 covering farm land in
Crawford county. INDIANA. to one Mar
garct NJ Mason. was obtained by fraud
the undersigned now denies the validity
of said mortgage. which said mortgage
comes due Nav IL. 1881. that the under
signed viii not be responsible for the
payment of said mortgage and that an
action has been filed in the courts Of
Marion county. Indiana to set aside said
mortgage and have same declared void.
mortgage are now notified that they do
so at their own risk.
ZFLL ROBERTS.
BAILEY ROBERTS.
FRANK G. HOLDEN.
ATTORNEY for plaintiffs
NOTICE or BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE
USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Joint
Purchasing Committee for the benevolent
and correctional institutions of the State
Of Indiana will receive at the office of
its secretary. Room 326 State House, IN
TIL 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, April 20,
1881 sealed bids on paints. oils and var
nisheS QueenSWare. glassware and silver
ware now on file i'm the office OF the
secretary of the committee.
The Joint Purchasing Committee re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive technical defects.
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE OF
INDIANA.
DAILY f. MCCOY. Secretary.
LOST LOST LOST
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In MemOriam Notices

IN memory of our beloved husband and
father,
ALBERT DEWEY OWENS.
dav.
We can not. Lord Thy purpose see.
But all is well that's done by Thee
WIFE AND BARY-
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Help Wanted Male
MEN WANTED

With some sales ability: refined pleas
ant work; good pay. See MIR. RESSl;ER5s
a. m. or 3 and p. m.
RELIABLE Manufactured Immediately in
Indianapolis for responsible position.
Steady work. No experience; Honesty and
desire to work necessary. Must have car.
PAY starts Immediately. Write fully.
SYNCRO MOTORS CO. Battle Creek.
Mich.
8 NIEN-Experienced in direct selling; sea-
son now here; big earnings to men who
every Saturday. Apply 10 a. m. to p. m.
S. A. BENTINE, Gem Hotel.
WANTED-4O bows and girls. colored. To
carry weekly paper. Henry Tate. $40
Roach st. Ia. 2982-J ,,
WANTED-Crew manager with machine,
to handle men selling direct. Apply S.
A. BENTINE. Gem Hotel.
TWO (2) advertising statesmen; experienced
in telephone sales. Ii. 1922
AUTO APPRENTICE TO LEARN TRADE.
HE 5000.
statesmen HIGH-GRADE sPECIALTIES.
625 MASS AVE
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the city north CT Washington St; let
us help YOU find one positively no extra
commission and no obligations: we u.s.
uallv furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Call
Ri 1871. day and night service.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfinished apis, In
ten locations: S35 up. Phone Ii 559!
H. H. WoOdsmall Agency
nth. W. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apt; heat light. gas, water and ice fur
nished: $50. Apply Apt. l. THE GRANT.
THE HAINEs-8l0la N II Beautiful fur
or unfur aptS.; reasonable. Ii. 1894.
THE CHISWICK
Ruckle. 2803-11: desirable rooms. 2
bedrooms garage heat and water fur
nished. Ri. 7243: ewes. Ha. l663M
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Lodge Notices

MEMBERS OF CENTER LODGE PIC. K. OF
F. are hereby notified to be present at
regular meeting 804 Virginia Ave. 8
p. m, May S. to consider adoption of
amendments to our bylaws
HARRY A. ROBERTSON K. r. S.
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Machinery and Tools
NEW and renewed Electric Motors. bought.
sold. and exchanged. rented repaired and

installed.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 East Wash. st. II. 1851
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Special Notices

Why Suffer With Piles
when you can positively get well or it
will cost YOU nothing? Call or write
for free literature. G. r. Wvsong. ZIG
K Of P bldg RI 1857
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing. because interesting bargains OF many
kinds are listed here dailv
FRY TINES WANT ADS FOR RUSINESA-
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Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale

1ST LOT EAST of Bosart. facing 12t
St. from south. make offer quick. Ri. II:
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MONEY talks; acres: $50 it. on paved
St: $3.50 cash takes it. Ir. 1857.
GOOD HOUSE-Gar.: chicken house. 1 10
acres, fenced: near new airport IT. 1865
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Poultry and Supplies
Live Stock

WHITE BRAHNA EGGS FOR SETTING
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StOre-0fflce Supplies

rYPEwRITERsA standard makes new
and used porfebles; Dalton adding ma
chimes Repairs and typewriter supplies
per month OF 5 months 81 so AMERICA.
WRITING MACHINE CO 1877 NERD
tan st Boa I'd Of Trade BLDG Ii $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-11
REVOLT MAY HURT
BRITISH GOLF TEAM
Cotton Kicks on Pros Rule
That Ryder Cup Players
Must Keep Banded.
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, February 11.--A success
full defense of the Ryder Cup by Great
Britain appears seriously threatened by
the controversy between Henry Cotton,
a leading candidate for the British
team, and the Professional Golfers
Association of Great Britain.
Britain will send a team to defend
the cup at Columbus, Ohio, in June
and the P. G.. A. has ruled that all
team members must tour as body in
America and return to England at the
same time. Cotton rebelled at this
ruling and declared he would withdraw
from consideration as a member of the
squad if the rule were not rescinded
He wants to be free to play as much
golf in the United States as he wants.
Now Cotton has invited Percy Alliss,
British pro at a Balrlin club; Aubrey
Boomer and j. G. Boyer, a leading
French player, to join him in COMPETE
ton in the American open and perhaps
other tournaments. OF this quartet,
only Cotton and Boomer are eligible
to membership on the Ryder Cup team,
Alliss being disqualified by reason Of
his long residence in Germany.
So far British officials have shown
no signs of resembling the rule against
which Cotton objects so strenuously.
F. j. G. Pignon, manager of the team,
said that he regretted the unfortunate
situation, but If I'm not to have a
team divided against itself, all must
submit to the rules"
IF some members want to make a
tour that means personal gain" he
added, lit is better that we know be-
forehand."
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Bowling Tonight

Boulevard.
Ladies, District League-Boulevard VS..
Queen Pin.
Ladies' District League-0ueen Pin vs
Convention Hall.
Lucky Strike.
T. Ladies District League-Lucky Strike VS..
Dynamite League-Little Potatoes VS.. Pin
Busters, Whiz-Bangs VS.. Blow Hards, Hill
si Nns;o vs.. s SnS Navy, r,.,.,
VS.. Fountain Hams.
Convention Hall.
District characterization Hall VS.. Rem
bar. Stone Webster vs.. Potoma ss fa B.
Warren VS.. o. r; Evans & Bros, Doubleday
tric IeaEIe Contractors vs. RusseiI ! hayes ayes
Central Afmature Works No. VS.. Creel
Bros. National Electric Supply VS.. Western
Nautical League-C Colonial VS. Potomac
No Ga3a CANOE y So nee
Drifters No. I vs., Potomac Canoe, Fl Dorado
knights OF Columbus League-oyando vs.
Santa Maria, Genoa vs.. Palos. Cortez VS..
trinidad, Marquette VS.. San Domingo. Co
iumbia VS.. Salvador, Balboa VS.. De Soto.
Arcadia.
Bankers League-North Capitol Savings
Security trust No. "y IS. Riess MatiOnai
Bank, Federal American National Bank VS..
Washington Loan Trust No /, National
Bank OF Washington VS.. Hibbs, American
Security & Trust No. ! VS.. Perpetual Build
ing Association, District National Bank VS..
Union Trust Co., Federal Reserve VS.. Wash
ington Loan & Trust No. 2.
Civics League-OptimiSt VS.. Monarch,
Round Table VS. Rotary, Civilian VS.. Kiwanis
No. I, Cosmopolitan vs. Newcomers, Ktwanis
No. VS.. Lions.
Silver Spring.
North of Washington League-Dudley &
Kiefer VS.. Freddy's Hardware, j. Carey King
VS.. Wynnewood, Citizens Bldg. VS.. Blair.
Northeast Temple.
Hebrew League-Vista VS.. Iris, Les Amis
VS.. Mosean, Pals VS.. REGENTS, Mardelle VS..
Reyes. Rialto vs. Junior Mardele.
Rockville.
Rockville League-Chevrolet VS.. Post once.
HyattsyiIle Arcade.
Prince Georges League, Section Sligo
VS.. G. & p. Once.
Prince. GEORGES League, Section 2-Dixie
Prince Georges Ladies. League-co-eds VS..
Lucky Strike.
Mount Rainier.
Mount Rainier League, Glass A-Whata-
man VS.. Burroughs A. @. ,,,L
Mount Rainier Beaeue. Class B--6uHlVan
4 Helan VS. Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
Mount Rainier LaoieS Leasue-DAAle Flss
VS.. Bluebirds.
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ALEXANDRIA CUNTS
IN CLASH TOMORROW
Lyceum Five to Play Alpha Delta
0mega-R., F. & P. Looking
for Contest Tonight.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February ia
battle between Alpha Delta Omega and
the st. Mary's Lyceum five at the
armory will bring the Alexandria Bas-
ket Ball Leagues flrst-half schedule to
a close tonight The Fraternity, now
in first place, must triumph to cop the
f1rst-half title, a defeat meaning that
three-cornered tie. Del Ray A. c.,
the other title aSpirant, viii play pre-
lminary at 1880.
Robert Mcdonald, manager Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Co.'S basket ball team, is en-
deavoring to arrange a game for $3.50
o'clock tonight at the armory. Boy
Scouts and Whitestones will meet al
1880 IN the Alexandria Junior League
Senator A. C. WIN meet tomorrow
night at the home of Thomas Ennis
713 Oronoco street, TO make plans fo1
the coming base ball season.
A third Athletic District basket ball
game will be played by Fredericksburg
High. district champions, and Alexan-
dr1a High here Friday night at $3.50 at
the armory. Girls teams will play q
preliminary
Alpha Delta Omega win give a dance
at Elks' Hall tonight.
Stewards Photographers will be met
by the r., F. & P.-Frenchs basket ball
team Friday night at Silver Springs
High School.
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1o1dS Declared Possess Unusual Strength This Yea
Chips From the Mapleways

Some stable boosts in averages were
registered last night by girl bowlers.
High set went to Margaret Leaman
of the Columbians, who shot 1913 to
send her average well over the 100
mark.
Frances McNamee of University Park
shot 134 game and S27 set. Grace
Purdy rolled a 119 game and Helen Nc
Aleer set up a new season record for
the Ladies' Quartermaster League with
a 322 set, one OF her games being 133.
ONE Of the hottest bowling battles In
~ the city is being staged in the Bu-
reau of Engraving Duckpin League
At least eight teams have a chance to
grab the pennant, only four games sep
arating the f1rst-place team from the
eighth.
The rise Of the Engraving quintet has
featured league play Replacing q
dropped team on october IS, the En-
gravers started with only one win In IL
games. Today they are fourth, two
games behind the leading Surface and
Section teams. With II more games
to go they stand good chance Of COM
ing through.
The liberal handicap Of three-fourths
and As pins limit has done much to
create the close race.
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PRELIMS MAY OFFER
MAT CARD FEATURES
Something's Appearance Also tC
Add to Show-McMillen Too
Good for Indian.
w YASHINGTON'S wrestling fans
M who visit the Washington
" v Auditorium tomorrow night

w YASHINGTON'S wrestling fans
M who visit the Washington
v v Auditorium tomorrow night
to see Max Schmeling and
eight pachyderms perform are expected
to get most of the rasslin' action from
the preliminary bouts, for with Jim
McNillen, rated close to Jim Londos,
world title claimant, going full steam
ahead, Chief White Feather, carded as
his opponent in the feature bout, is not
expected to provide great deal in the
way of serious competition.
The 44-year- old Chief, whose real tag
Is Tom Marvin, will stack up against a
stellar battler who has already won two
notable victories in the last three nights,
namely, throwing Hans Steinke in New
York Monday in "a minutes and Charley
Lehman in Baltimore last night in IA
minutes.
White Feather battled Londos this
Winter here. Londos squaShed the In
dian with a backward tumble.
However, Promoter Joe Turner has
signed UP q promising crew of grapplers
for the prelims. A battle of giants,
Tiny Roebuck VS.. Jack WaShburn, is
slated. Tiny weighs 242 pounds, Wash
burn $50.
John Maxos, powerful Greek, and
George Hagen, United States Marine,
clash in another preliminary, as do Milo
Steinborn and MatroS Kirlenko, two of
the strongest men in the world.
Steinborn holds IL world records for
weight-lifting, while Kirlenko is the
champion of Europe In this respect.
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SPRINTERS IN CLASSIC
Field of SO in Mountaineer Meet
Sparkles With Stars.

MORGANTOwN, w. Va, February
II tP1.-When the starters gun sends
SO spr1nters down the track in the 10
yard dash featuring the third annual
West Virginia indoor games here Satur-
day, some of the countrys fastest col
legians will be in the pack.
Eddie Tolan, Michigan, recognized
holder Of the world century dash
record. is likely to face stiff COMPETE
ton in Miller and Harris of the Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh; Al Kelly, George
town; O'Neil, Detroit; Dice and Espey,
Bethany, and Fraser and Waggoner,
West Virginia.
The hurdles events will find Gala
way, West Virginia; Mcdowell, Penn
State; DeBaker and Egleston, Univers-
ity of Michigan; Kull and Green, De-
troit, and others in action.
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DOUBLES team that may make
duckpin history will debut to-
morrow night, when Eddie Es-

~ duckpin history will debut to-
~ morrow night, when Eddie Es-
pey and Paul Harrison of the
National Pale Drys meet Ed Blakeney
and George Lang Of Baltimore on the
latter's drives. In singles. Max Rosen-
berg, Northeast Temple captain, viii
take on Blakeney.
Espey and Harrison, if they ever get
hot" together, likely will hang up some
records. Both have proved capable of
beating 700 for a five-game set and
under tough conditions.
Harrison shot TIA against the Con-
necticut Al-Stars last season. and this
Winter Espey, performing against the
same team, rolled TOT.
Lang, though a Baltimorean, holds
the Washington record with a set of
712 rolled at the Lucky Strike this sea-
son.
No date has been set for a return
engagement. 1t will take place at the
Northeast Temple.
THE Rendezvous is becoming some
i thing of headquarters for rah
rah bowlers. The intercollegiate
Alumni League has been in operation
at the Rendezvous all season and next
Saturday night will be joined by the
George Washington Fraternity League,
which has IL teams.
Saturday night leagues are rare.
Many bowling fans are pulling for
Henry Hiser and his HyattSYille team
in the District League.
While the suburban star is waging q
gallant fight to hang up an all-time
high-average record, his teammates are
battling with him for the pennant.
They're in second place now and are
! looking forward to two sets with the
| league-leading King Pins. One is a
postponed set and the other comes on
| March II.
Incidentally, Hyattsville doesn't have
to wait until these matches to catch
King Pin. Following their defeat last
night in two games by Petworth, How
ard Campbell'S charges will be tied with
Hyattsville should the suburbanites win
three games Friday from Meyer Davis.
TWO of the sharpest reversals taken
l. this season by bowling teams have
been recorded by the Columbians
of the Washington Ladies' League and
Rendezvous of the Ladies' District. Both
have almost identical rosters. Prior to
the Christmas holidays Columbians
were leading the Washington Ladies'
League and close on the heels of the
John Blicks in the other major girls
circuit.
Now the Columbians trail Beeques by
six games and Rendezvous is in fourth
place, seven games behind the Blick
girls.
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Hockey Scores

National League.
New York Rangers, 8; Philadelphia
Quakers, /.
New York Americans, A; Montreal
Maroons, 2.
Boston Bruins, 2; Chicago Black
Hawks, l.
American League.
Duluth, 8; st. Louis, 2 e overtime
periods).
Buffalo, 5; Minneapolis, /.
Tulsa, /; Chicago, 0 (overtime).
International League.
Buffalo Bisons, a: Detroit Olympics, /.
Pittsburgh, /; Cleveland, O.
London, 8; Windsor, 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-11
Jones May Play
In Charity Tits
7 os ANGELES, February II tR.

7 OS ANGELES, February II (P.
~ The club swinging talents of
Robert Tyre Jones may be called
upon for charity following his ar
fulfill a motion picture contract.
George Marshall, film director,
who will have charge of the Jones
golf series, said today Jones prob
ably would play two charity matches
here.
No details Of the proposed match
eS were available, although it was
suggested Jones might meet George
Won Elm, Los Angeles professional
and a former amateur champion.