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Henry Olson spent Tuesday ct BIS
marck.
Nels Dromeu took his son Albert 70
the st. Alexius hospital Tuesday
morning suffering from . ruptured
appendix.
A Clear Lake school birthday party
was given Tuesday afternoon ct the
home Of the teacher, Miss Myrtle
Christensen for her pupils. their
mothers and friends. A short pro-
gram was given. At the close Of the
program. games were played, peises
going to Mrs. Malsam and Howard
Keller. At the close lunch WAS serv.
cd. TWO large birthday cakes cen.
tered the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ schoon and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Boyer spent Wed.
nesday ct Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Boyer and fam.
lily were entertained to dinner at the
Henry Olson home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jens Hansen Of Steele spent
from Friday until sunday With her
daughter, Mrs. O. B. Newland and
family. Her daughter Norma return
ed homo with her.
Mrs. Albert Christensen. daughter
Myrtle and Walter. also Mrs. Nels
Dronen and son Andrew were Bis.
marck callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Boyer moved
to Sterling where they viii live until
they move to Oregon In the near IL.
tlre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer spent
the weekend ct Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Van vleet and
family motored to Glen Ullin SatlF.
day to spent Easter Sunday with his
mother and sister and family. They
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nielsen and
family motored to Wing Easter sun.
day to visit with Mrs. Nelson's par.
ents, Mr.. and AGrS. u. Lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson visited
With Mr.. and 1grS. Harry Potter Of
Bismarck Easter Sunday.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
Taft
BY MRS. Z. NJ. GASKllL

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hayes and
daughter, Donna Jean, and John
Carroll Of Moffit visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Gaskill Sunday.
Miss Helen Swindling Of Bismarck
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling.
Albert Faust of Moffit has rented
the Cordner farm and will move there
soon.
Mrs. Walter Reed was called to
Rogers Sunday morning because Of
the illness Of her mother.
The Misses Eunice and GeneWeve
lessen and Hugh lessen spent the
weekend at their home here.
A surprise party was given for Oest
Prince Wednesday evening. the &C.
casion being his birthday. The eve
ming was spent in playing whist.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. NJ.
Gaskill, Johnnie Knowles, Mrs. Mar
tin Nelson and Mr.. Prince.
The Farmers Educational and CO.
operative Union held a regular meet
Ing at Sterling hall Monday evening.
Miss Grace Miller OF Moffit and
Joe Intlehouse OF Napoleon were
guests at the Earl Gaskill home FRI
day evening.
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HeatOn


Edwin Heinle, student OF the
Turtle Lake high school. spent from
Friday till Sunday at his home here.
Ernest and Richard Heinle and
Marjorie Shearer and Olga Holwag-
ner were dinner guests at the Walter
Grewe home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Heinle Sr. OF
Goodwin, N. D. are visiting relatives
at Turtle Lake few days.
Henry Neuharth Of Turtle Lake
and Dan shearer were callers at the
A. n. Heinle home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner visit
ed at the Fred Walcker home Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schell of Mer-
Ger are the proud parents Of baby
born recently at the Fred Walcker
home at Turtle Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Geidd Of
Washburn are the proud parents Of
twin daughters born recently.
Dave Steinert spent the weekend
at his home here.
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Wing


Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mutchler and
daughter Dorothy, Mr.. ]. II. Boss and
son Homer Of Bismarck spent Easter
Sunday ct the L. II. Knowles home.
Henry Robeft, Sarah. Jake and
Thofield Schatz were visitors in Wing
Thursday. Laurice Jorgenson &C.
compauied them Is far as her home
In Alta. She returned here Sunday
with Leonard Davenport.
Mrs. Ole A. Olson, Beverly Olson,
Mary Jane Olson, Mrs. James sedivic
and Bernice Granville took Bert Oh
son and Ferne Granville 6 far -
Sterling Sunday. From there they
took the train to Valley City. where
they will resume their studies.
Brunette Jacobson spent Sunday 1T
the Joe ouldeman home In futile.
Mrs. Harry Knowles, Billie Knowles
and Harry Cleveland spent Monday
Visiting ct the Ed Larson home ct
Woodwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. =. Laschkewitsch
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kiest and daugh.
ter Of Goodrich were visitors ct the
John Mueller home Thursday. Bar.
|nard Mueller returned with the form.
|efs 70 spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss and daueh.
ter Beverly. spent Easter vacation vis-
iting friends and relatives In james.
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. soder and daughter.
Helen attended Easter church services
In Wilton Sunday. They also visited
at the Christ home while there.
Miss Elizabeth Humphreys and n.
len Mae Hubbell spent Easter Ct the
latter's home IN Lincoln Valley.
3. W. Graham and son, Jack, mo.
tored to jamestown Friday to ret
Mrs. ]. Weber and idaughter Clara.
who were staying there.
Miss Rice spent the weekend st
her home In Mercer. Miss Hildre
spent her vacation Ct her home IA
Dahlen.
Nf. and Mn. Q. q. Weitstock and
family Of Arena ware dinner quests
at The = ; - home Sunday.
| 2ynest Danttari was taken 20 the
hoapltal saturday morning. Il M
lrepogted that he he's pneumonia.
oudrm Joedahl spont Easter ynca-
ton h. Dlsnacck.
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Still


MI. Velma johnson, student Of the
Mnot state teachers college. spent
Easter Sunday ct her home here.
Hjalmer Lind, who attends high
school In Harmony, Mimi, visited
with his brothers, Louis and Vernon
Lind, from Thursday until Sunday.
He was accompanied by some college
friends who motored on to Mercer
TO visit. They returned to Minne-
sofa Monday.
Miss Blanche Pemble Of Drake, N.
D., former teacher In Grass Lake
township, was . guest at the Oscar
Thor home over the weekend.
Rev. Arthur Coleman Of Seattle,
WASH, win conduct services In the
Swedish Mission church Sunday, Apr.
2Sth.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. N. Morris were
guests Of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Trygg Of
Trygg township Sunday.
Ole Hagstrom returned home We'd
nesday after having been . patienta
ct the Bismarck hospital for seven
weeks and undergoing . serious ops
Grafton. Mr.. Hagstrom Ia improving
nicely. He was accompanied home
by his wife, who has been staying
with him the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson Of
Naughtou township were Easter Sun.
day guests Of their son and daughs
ter-in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Johns
son.
The Hustlers corn club and the SIX
teen Busy Bodies club met ct tho
Carl johnson home Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lawrence Splitter Of
Bismarck, Eddie Splitter Of Baldwin,
Ingrid HaSstrom Of Price, N. D.,
Harry Vincent Of Wilton. Axel AS
plund. Hjalmer Lind Of Harmony,
MIMI. Louis and Hjalmer Lind were
Sunday guests ct the Ole Hagstrom
home.
Oscar and Naomi Hagstrom mo.
tored Ingrid Hagstrom to Bismarck
Sunday where she accompanied tho
Tom Price family to Price, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Erickson spent
Easter Sunday ct the home Of Mrs.
Erickson'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Hanson at Turtle Lake.
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Panied Woods
By MRS. OLE LILLEFyELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gilcher and
two daughters of Jamestown, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Fossum and two sons OF
Bismarck, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lille
field and son Gerald Of Wilton, and
Ann Lillefield and Phil Heilbling OF
Mandan were Easter Sunday guests
of Mrs. Elsberg and Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Lillefjeld Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Soderquist and son Harold
and hts son Harold. Junior. visited at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. +
Kudick Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Nelson and
son Junior, spent Easter Sunday with
Mr.. Nelson's folks, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Brown en-
tertained q number Of relatives IA
honor Of their anniversary Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. Nellie Peterson Of Chicago
spent Saturday visiting ut the An.
drew Nelson home. Mr.. Nelson and
Mrs. Peterson are sister and brother
Andrew Nelson, son Anton and Oh
lillefjeld were Bismarck callers Mon.
day.
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Miss Frances Koppy Of Maudan Is
visiting at her home during Easter
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy, daugh-
tiers, Misses Elizabeth ana Regina,
were shopping in Linton "wednesday.
Jake Schiermeister was Q business
caller ct the Godfrey GrenS homo
Monday evening.
Francis Chesrown motored to Bis
marck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McCory, Of CAL
iSornia, who are In Linton visiting,
called on relatives and friends In this
vicinity Thursday.
Miss HaSel Mousehuud, who q
teaching the Riedlinser school, spent
the Easter holidays ct her home.
Henry A. Ohlhauser and sons mo.
tored to HaSelton on . business trip
Monday.
Sunday evening q surprise birth-
day party vas held ut the Henry A.
0hlhauser home IN honor Of the for.
mer's fathers list anniversary. A
very nice evening was spent visit.
Ing. singing and playing cards. A very
delicious lunch Was served Of mid.
night. Mr.. Ohlhauser received sew.
eral gifts.
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Scllrunk


Schrunk schools Nos. I and Z, com.
pleted their seven months term Of
school, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stroh visited
with the Julius Hauff family on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Schulz, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Relic. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schulz and children, were callers Ia
Bismarck, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reile Of Johns
Lake township. spent Saturday eve
ming and Sunday at her parental
home, Roy Marchant's.
Edward Stroh, who has been work.
ing In Dave Hochhalter's creamery In
Regain. returned home Friday. evening.
Sunday visitors ct the william witt
home were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roth
and son Alvin Of futile, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Vents and family Of Wing,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Witt, Mrs. aud
Mrs. John Relic, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Marchant, Otis and Dorothy Hick.
berg, Mary, Clarence and Eddie John.
son.
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Lawrence Olson, who r. working
for Floyd Miller, spent Sunday ct his
home near Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hiembuch Wis
tied Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Hiembuchs parents. Mr.. and
Ars. Christ Wolff.
Alex Nett, 8r. was . caller at the
Charlie Shopp home Monday eve.
ming.
Harold Midland Was q Bismarck
business caller Saturday.
Mr.. and AlrS. Jake 1lehlhoN ere
new residents IN this community.
Mrs. Bill Aehlhoff visited ct the
Geo. Pahl home Monday.
Annette 0ellner was . Wednesday
overnight guest ct the +. r. Leach
home.
Florence Aandberg, Martha Neff,
and Olga Broee spent the weekend
ct their respective homes.
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L. T. Lembcke Of Ryder. son-in-law
Of Mrs. A. II. Burnett. was . caller
ct the Burnett home Monday, en-
route from Chicago.
Mrs. Ray Meyer, Mrs. John Merkle
and sons Of Fargo and Mrs. Hans
Aucksdahl and son Of Fiugal have
been recent visitors at the Meyer and
A. Jauke homes.
Rev. and Mrs. Breuna entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hammar Easter sun
day.
Miss Laura Meyer, who has been
teaching south Of Mandan. returned
home.
A farewell party was giveu for the
y. r. johnson family Wednesday eve
ming IN the hall. They ere leaving
70 reside IA South Dakota.
0yS. q. =. Olson and Mrs. ecudder
were hostesses tor the Driscoll Home.
makest club last wednesday after.
noon IN the han.
Mrs. A. 8. 4. Metcalf and Miss Nc.
Ooemicks Sunday school pupils pre-
sented a. Easter program Ia the han
Saturday evening.
Miss Evelyn Thomas Of etesling
spent Easter ct the n. A. Thomas
home.
Miss selland Of rlashsr spent the
weekend q tho Carl 1leland home.
M. ana MA y. Dahl lliB Nina
Lewis and q. Tollefson Of Bismarck
Fwers dinner guests at the Jos Lswis
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Mr.. and Nh. W. n. Xelly oe
jamestown spent several days Of this
week - the guests Of Mr.. and Nfs.
n. O. Lem. Tuesday evening The
Kellys motored to Wilton where they
were the guests Of Mr. and Mn. J.
A. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Roy Ro0ey and daugh-
ter Colleen Of Columbus, N. q, ware
Wednesday 70 Saturday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Le1n. Mn. Hooey and
Mrs. Lein ore sisters.
Andrew Lair who spent the winter
ct Long Beach, Cal, % Tho gust q
his daughter. returned home Wed.
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer Of WI
ton were Friday guests q ~. md
Mrs.. .. q. Iein.
Sunday dinner guests q M. and
Mr.. August Westeemau woee ~.
and Mn. Gam Houooe and NJ. ond
Mn. Ayron Houoer q Ncolus1ky; M.
and Mn. willard Dlmond q Dojd.
win, md NJ. and Ma Hairy n.
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Miss Edna Doehle from near Moi.
fit spent part Of her Easter vacation
visiting with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark.
Mrs. Cora Bassert and family, who
have made their home In this COM
munity for some time, have moved to
the Alvin Hoover home near Brittin
where Mrs. Bassart win work.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leslie Clark and son,
Wayne, and Edna Doehle were Friday
evening callers ct the John Crawford
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Anderson and
family were entertained ct Sunday
dinner st the Paul Eddie home In
Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. D. Kimball from
near Brittiu. Mr.. and Mira. w. =.
Enyder and Margaret from near
Meuoken were Sunday visitors et the
John Crawford home.
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W~' Raj aA1LsoHovs
Ted Beich and Ted Bender were In
Steele Thursday on business.
Mrs. John Haven and Mrs. Emma
Virgin Of Bismarck were In Tuttle
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Ivan Gold.
smith and son Of Steele attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Russ Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ochsuner and
family visited Friday evening ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wood
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Opal
Gray, Mable Haxlegrove, II. n. Nc.
Cumber and son Lynn were dinner
guests Sunday Of the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gray and family Of
Pettibone. Mrs. Gray remained for
. short visit.
Art Ochsuner. Harry Morse and
Roy Kraemer were In Tuttle Saturday
night.
Miss Verna Kraemer returned to
her school Sunday near Lake WI.
lams after spending . weeks vaca-
ton with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell woodward and
family visited relatives near futile
Sunday.
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Gerald ohylin spent . few days last
week 1t the Fred Olson home near
Bismarck. He returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Strand returned home Tues.
day after spending two weeks ct the
olitschka home In Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmer and family
returned home Sunday from Yucca.
Miss z Maitrejean spent the week
end ct the =. Mowder home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0hylin and Sous,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oleson ana family
and Dee Bailey attended Easter serv-
ices In Bismarck Sunday. They also
were dinner guests ct the Fred Olson
home.
Sidney Cook returned to Bismarck
Tuesday after spending . few days
at the Ira Bailey home.
Howard Watkins left Monday morn
ing for Bottineau where he viii be
employed.
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Sibley Butte


Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Midland.
her sister. Gladys, AID Mrs.. Allen OF.
terson and children, Ramona and Du.
wayne, OF Mcleod, N. D., Nrs. Chas.
Mccormick and sons, Harold, Gene
and Danny. and Btu Midland, Ralph
Madland and Mr.. and Mrs. Arne
Madland were entertained ct supper
1T the Lawrence Madland homo Fti-
day evening.
i. Davenport and family motoced
70 Bismarck Tuesday.
Elmer Bloomquist and family and
Bin Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. n.
nner Lllndquigt were dinner guests at
the "a Widger home Easter Sunday.
Leonard Davenport and family W.
tied Haster Sunday ct the i. Joroen.
son home near Alta.
Vivian Larson, who attends college
d jamestown, spent her Easter vaca.
tion Is her home here. Mn g. J.
1ob1Fts visited her also. Ihsy ~
turned Monday.
IAwreuce and BIZ Aad1and lit
Monday morning for Pembine. Law.
fea1ce expects 70 Do sonne farming
naqg thers.
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Willie Stewart was IA overnight
guest at the John Stewart home near
Mckenzie "wednesday.
Alex Asbridge was looking after
his farming interests On the George
WEIGH place Thursday.
A number Of the young people Of
the community gathered at the Oder
home to help Glenn celebrate his
birthday Friday evening.
r. b. Fields, Homer Anderson, the
Emineth family. the Dietrich family
ana Ethel McMurTick were among
Bismarck choppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM. McA6urr1ck and
family called, On Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stewart Sunday afternoon.
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Arena


Rosemary. small daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Klasenburg, has been
confined to Ct. Alexius hospital with
bronchitis the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville were
business callers In Bismarck Wednes.
day.
Stanley Halver, who attends hish
school In Bismarck, spent Easter With
hts parents, Mr.. and Mrs, =. g, Hal.
yer.
Francis 0uerin spent Sunday ct
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Ulfers attended
Sunday school at Pleasant Hin church
Easter.
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Ste!iber


Mrs. John Carlson and daughter
Doris, visited ct the Fred uhde home
Saturday.
]. Q. Olson and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hickel and son Wayne motored to
Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul VAIL and son
spent Easter Sunday Ut McClusly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, have
moved near Menoken where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George vollmer and
daughter spent Sunday at the Fred
vollmer home.
Among the Regain callers from this
vicinity Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Olson, Olaf Void, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Uhde and daughter. Buster
schilling, Mrs. John Carlson and
daughter Doris, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hickel and son Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake 0ehring and family, Gerald
Jones and Glen McAllister.
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The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Bight1vood Caddies
Re-unite Sunday
JIM DOWNEY
By GEORGE A, SIMPSON

One Of local gofdoms closely knit groups the Brghtwood
Caddes Association will reunte for the twelfth annual
time Sunday at the Beaver Dam Country Club.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
BOoUIinQ


TEMPLE MINOR LEAGUE-KoEod-
Dubb VS.. STANDARD Brand, Temple Jun
iors VS. Edwards Auto and Radio Ser
vice, Patsy's Inn VS.. Artis Bell Restau-
rant, Princess Theater VS.. Sunrise Bak-
cry Juniors. Frager's Hardware VS.. Ben
ming Service Station, G. G Restaurant
vs. tSIEs tETTis RGmsi pTsrsfcT IS Temps PTEAGu-Ru
Wood VS.. Lucky Strike, National Beer
VS.. Rosslyn, Swanee VS.. Convention Hall,
Temple VS.. Arcadia.
BANKERS LEAGUE - Washington
Loan and Trust VS.. Bank of Washing
ton, American Security and Trust No.
vs.. American Security and Trust No. :.
Union Trust Company VS.. Riggs Ma
tional Bank, W. B. Hibbs & Co. VS.. Ma
tional Savings and Trust, American Sc
curity and Trust No. VS.. City Bank.
Hamilton National Bank vs. Munsey
Trust Company. at Arcadia.
SOUTH LEAGUE-Colliflower vs..
Quality Shop, Square Deal vs. Abner
Drury, Queen Pin VS.. Brinkleys, Coast
In vs. Farran's Transfer, at Queen Pin.
CIVICs CLUB LEAGUE-Rotary VS..
Lido, Silver Spring Lions ys. Round
Table. optimists vs.. Kiwanis No. :. XII
vs.. Civitan. at Arcadia.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE = Sunday
Star vs.. Thompson's Dairy, Miller Fur"
niture VS.. Holmes Home-Made Holmes
Cakes VS.. Diamond Service. wilkins Cof-
fee VS.. Garry Ice Cream, ity alb VS.. Ster-
ret Service, Continental Baking VS.. Dis
mond Cab, Bell Cab VS.. Premier Cab,
Peoples Drugs VS.. Evening Star. at Con-
vention Hall.
TAKOMA LEAGUE-Takoma Motor
VS.. Col. Wall Paper No. /, Stevens-War-
ner vs.. Smith and Murphy, Seal Con-
struction VS.. Dome, Takoma Lunch VS..
Colorado Service Station. F. G. e. VS..
Stansbury. Col Wall Paper No. VS..
A. A. A. at Takoma.
OPTICAL LEAGUE-Edmonds No.
VS.. A. G.. NJ. NJ. & D. VS.. Tennis. Conn.
VS.. Kinsman, Edmonds No. 2 vs.. Etz.
C. & r. TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Cleveland VS.. Hand Set. Alexandria VS..
Line and Loop. American Telephone and
Telegraph VS.. Western Electric. Dial Of
flee VS.. Northern, Central VS.. Govern
ment, at Convention Hall.
MT. RAINIER LEAGUE-Franklin
Sugar vs.. Valspar No. 2. Dixie Pig VS..
Saurs. at Mt. Rainier.
ALMAS TEMPLE LEAGUE-Floor
Team VS.. Scimitars. Drum Corps VS..
Arabs, CrescentS VS.. Camels, at Almas
FRINGE GEORGES COUNTY
LEAGUE-Jolly Scots VS.. Try Me, Carr.
Bros. VS.. Rector's Ice. at Hyattsville
Arcade.
FRINGE GEORGES LADIES LEAGUE
-Lanham vs.. Chillum, at Hyattsville
Arcade.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
OCCTDENTAL AND PIGS REVIVE FEUDT
Breese Second
D. +. Netman
ToWeIsh

The District mems tennis
rankings, announced at the
annual tennis banquet last night,
surprised but didn't cause any
furore when William L. Breese,
nephew of Representative
Hamilton Fish, was ranked
second, Barney Welsh, as ex-
pected, being given the top place.
Breese's record entitled him to
preference over Dooly Mitchell,
data investigated by the ranking
committee showed. Dooly has
been erratic, while Breese turned
in several brilliant victories, in
Guiding ones over Mitchell and
Bud Markey, in the District.
Rankings:
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Hasn't Missed Much

Hank Greenberg has never seen
EbbetS Field. Incidentally, the
left hand of the Detroit Slugger
remains in a plaster cast.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Pickups and
Put0utS

AL Treder, Manor Club golf pro-
fessiOnal, will pay the home folks
in Wisconsin a visit during the
Christmas holidays. al last
visited his Wisconsin home four
years ago. Harold N. Wiley
meets the winner of the match
between E. H. Pratt and Ralph S.
Fowler for the consolation tourna-
ment winner at the Washington
Golf and Country Club. Willie
Irish" O'Keefe uphOlds the quail
ity of West Virginia football, de-
spite the fact that George Wash
ingtOn defeated West Virginia
and Davis S-Elkins, and Catholic
University scored over West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan. Jack Allen has
shifted his sports allegiance from
Alexandria to Mont go merry
county, where he is a prominent
figure at all horse shows.
Judge Robert E. MattingIy
again Will be principal speaker at
the annual District of Columbia
Baseball Umpires banquet tomor
row night in Schneider'S Cafe.
Lefty Stevens hurled for three
championship mines this past
summer-NRA, Blue Plains and
BallStOn. t. Those who regard the
quality of local SchOOlbOy football
material inferior to that of other
sections S ould be told Of
local pro uctS who have
earned their college gridiron de-
grees. such as Paul Tangora,
Northwestern guard Dewitt
Prep; Wayne Millner, Notre
Dame end Dewitt Prep); Joe
Kiernan, Dart mouth fuIlback
Central High; Alva Nye, Penn
end western High and Dick
Heekin, Ohio State halfback
Georgetown Prep . And what
Of the two dozen others who
were graduated to local and Vir.
ginia and Maryland colleges?
Quinn Collins, 17O.pOund center.
Of the George Washington fresh.
men, will be absent from Satur-
days game with the Kearney
Point, N. j., Y. M. C. team, hav-
ing been struck by an auto.
Seventeen stitches were taken in
Collins face.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
STANDINGS
Frdger Pinmen
Threaten

Benning Service Station and
Frager's Hardware hold the spot
light in the Temple Minor League
tonight though the leading Patsy's
Inn will have a tough assignment
to stop Artie Bells should they get
going.
Matt Rettew lefthanded him.
self to a weeks stardom last week
by smashing out a 371 set and 1873
game, both tops, to lead Kogod-
Dubb to victory over Artie Bells.
Harry Bladen pressed Matt for
honors with a 370 set. other
notable scores were Ed Don't for.
get uS) Hurd, 361; H. Veihmeyer,
$50, and Domdera, 348 and 1875
game. Standings: