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Evening star., 1936-04-24

= Attorney General and Mrs Homer s. Cummings WILL
entertain at dinner Sunday for their week end guests Mr.
i and Mrs Cornelius Kelley of New York and Montana
The ranking guests the Minister Of the Irish Free STATE
come from
The Ambassador of France and Labouaye hosts
Sisr Beti short recital M and
tain T this at a Hans % m M s
midshipmen of the German training ship Emden
at When Ts the Ag @ M
% e hs s paeS aee e
nfef ant the Sc seeetaSy S s
Sss Sssss sssss@ %ss ill.,
n caR M Rade Of Re
e. NY ana Lieut.
H III
and @ H5v sfu J. te5ns Rear
Nine TrOyanovky wife Of the Ambassador Of the sOye
] in no
?$%ss NE RSS M aS%
E Wsn a MAdss Se m41 ag6 G s So
MIS- MIS- a1 cbe M Harry be Misses dss Mrs. DsHe
Mss a aon M L9ff Mrs. F5 RS4s M
Mrs Gregory GrigoreT Of the embassy present
Tee bs so fa and de e Rs
by Mr. and Mrs John E. Mcclure OF kenWOod, Mo-
Minister of Yugoslava and Nine Fotich will leave today
Chicago attend the memorial services for Dr. Bann
residents of the United
States Chicago during the World War to give
aid to the allies
will go from Chicago to San Diego to attend
by Yugosavs and Nine Fotich will return in
few days to the Capital.
Minister of Lhuania and Nine. Zadeikas entertained
at dinner last evening when the ranking guests were the Abas
the Union Soviet Socialist Republics and Nine Troy
anovsky Other guests were the Minister of the Irish Free State
George L. Radcliffe the assistant Secretary
DR.. Mikas Bagdonas secretary of the legation.
Joseph wife Speaker of the
Daughters of American
Revolution luncheon yesterday in the Jefferson of the
MayfoWer
Philip Goodwin wife Representative Of
New York. has to her home in CoXacke and will return
to the Mayfower in week or 10 days.
Underseceary of the Treasury Wayne Chateld
will dinner this evening
Mrs John Elliot of Boston.
The Assistant Postmaster Haree Branch
tertaned at dinner last evening in the dragon room of the Ward
Hotel in honor of Mr. Mrs. Lyman Brewster
Nome Alaska who visiting in Washington There 40
Hochkss wife of Col Clarence R HotchkiSs of the
General Staff hostess Tuesday
Regent of the Daughters
Weatherford,
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~ HE Wnlte House was Ine scene
Yesterday of one of the larg-
est afternoon receptions given
L there this season when Mrs.
Roosevelt received the delegates to the
forty-fifth annual Continental Con-
gress of the National Society Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution. More
than $500 guests, representing chap
ters in every State in the Union and
chapters in nine foreign countries.
assembled in the State suite to be
greeted by Mrs Roosevelt.
The traditional ceremony used at
formal State reception at the mansion
was followed. with the military and
naval aides in full-dress regalia gener-
ally assisting AS the long line passed
from the east room to the blue room
to be received. the Marine Band
Orchestra, stationed in the marble
foyer. played lively selections. Spring
flowers from the White House con-
servatories were used in the suite.
Mrs. Roosevelt had receiving with
her Mrs. William A. Becker. president
general Of the society, and the pages of
the congress were asked by the hostess
to assist. During the afternoon a
bouquet Of Spring flowers was pre-
sented to Mrs. Roosevelt in the name
of the pages. Early in the day the
society had sent cluster of orchids to
Mrs. Roosevelt.
After Mrs. Roosevelt had received
the last guest many fingered in the
mansion viewing the many historic
furnishings which the Presidents
house boasts. Perhaps the paintings
which received the most admiration
we're those of George and Martha
room.
Senator and Mrs. Robinson
Hosts at Luncheon.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph T. Robin
son Of Arkansas were hosts at lunch
con i'll the Senate Restaurant today,
entertaining the visiting delegates
from Arkansas to the congress of the
D. A. r.
Wednesday the delegates were enter
| tanned at luncheon in the private din
| ing room at Woodward g. Lothrop
Mrs. Robinson and the good citizen
ship girl. Miss Sena Dildy of Nash
vile, Ark; Mrs. Rufus Garrett. past
State regent, and Mrs. Homer Slaon,
new State regent Of Arkansas, were
among the honor guests. Other guests
we're: Mrs. Martin Sigmon, Miss
Stella Pickett, Mrs. Pickett, Mrs F.
Ferrell, Mrs Dave Terry, Mrs. Ben
Cravens, Mrs. Claude Fuller. Mrs
Lent. Mrs Kitty Knorr. Mrs. Charles
Miller, State vice regent; Mrs. w. E.
Massey, Mrs. Tillman Parks, Mrs.
Efiegene Wingo, Mrs. T. Sawyer, Mrs.
Garrett Whiteside, Mrs. r. S. Nash,
Mrs. T. J. Mitchell, Mrs. Coolidge,
Mrs. F. c. Cannon, Mrs Harold Young,
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Mullins. Mrs Joe
Barlow. Mrs. Elizabeth Luce, Mrs.
John Weinmann. Mrs Turner, Mrs J.
Henry Richardson, Mrs. j. o. Cliggit,
Miss Helen Sacks and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Wassell. Mrs. L. Horner was chair
man of the luncheon.
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Continued on Sixth Page. }
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Minister Greece Entertans Honor Name Day King GeOrg
Delegates t e s
Guests at the
White House
D. A. r. Received at
One of S e ason' S
Largest Receptions.

White House was the scene
yesterday of one of the larg-
/ est afternoon receptions given
i there this season when Mrs.
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Variety of Functions
On the Social Calendar
For Over the Week End
The Attorney General and Mrs. Cummings
Will Entertain at Dinner Sunday-German
Ambassador Host at Several Affairs.

TIME Attorney General and Mrs. Homer S. Cummings viii
entertain at dinner Sunday for their week end guests MI
Cornelius F. Kelley of New York and Montana.
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Decatur House Open
Today and Tomorrow

Historic Decatur House IS open TO-
day and tomorrow from 1880 until
$50 for the benefit of the National
Symphony Orchestra. Tea will be
served in the garden by young girls in
period costumes ard the guests will be
entertained by music.
Evening star., 1936-04-24

Minister Of Greece. Mr.. De-
1 metrios Sicilianos, celebrated
the name day Of King George
= of Greece yesterday afternoon
Evening star., 1936-04-24
Social Notes
Of Maryland
And Virginia
News of General In
terest of Suburban
Residents.

TINE Federal Power Commissioner
and Mrs. Frank McNinch OF
Edgemoor, Md, have as their
Il guest the formers sister, Mrs
Frank B. Smith of Charlotte, N. C.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Smith. who
came to Washington to attend the
Forty-flfth Continental Congress OF
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, was a guest at a tea given at
the Mayflower by the Washington
alumnae of Queens Chicora, the senior
college for women in Charlotte. 9th
ers attending the tea were the State
regent of the North Carolina D. A. r.,
Mrs. Henry Belk and Miss Ariel Nc
Ninch. the newly elected president of
the local alumnae group; Miss Ade-
laide Smith Beard, the secretary, and
Miss Helen Darrone. treasurer.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor
left last night for Amherst, Mass,
where they spend several days with
the formers father, Dr. Edwin A.
Grosvenor. Before returning to their
home, Wild Acres, Bethesda, Md, Dr.
and Mrs. Grosvenor will stop in New
(See SUBURBAN. Page B-4D
Evening star., 1936-04-24
Residential
Washington
Social Notes
Maj. and Mrs. Aller
Are Entertaining
House Guests.

EAJ. AND MRS. HUGH A.
M ALLEN have as guests this
IVt week the latters sisters and
4 i nephew, Mrs. Frederick F.
Gammack, Miss Irma Lackey and
Richard Lackey, all of Hampton. Va.
Mrs Gammack is the senior president
of the George Wythe Society, c. A. R
of Hampton, and Richard Lackey is
the chaplain of the Moore House Soci-
ETY.. c. A. R. in Yorktown. Both
are here to attend the National Con-
gress of the D. A. R. and the annual
convention Of the c. A. r.
Mrs. James Francis Sullivan of The
Woods, at Radnor, Pa, is at the May
flower to remain over the weekend.
(CoOtinued IN SiYth PapeO
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ARRANGE TRACK
AND FIELD MEETS
AT BAYVIEW PARK
EVENTS To BE PUT ON TO-
MORROW MORNING UNDER
DIRECTION OF RECREA-
TON SECTION OF WPA

A track and field meet will be
staged at Bayview Park Saturday
morning under the direction of
the recreation section of the local
WPA unit, it has been announced.
Most Of the best amateur track
and field stars in the schools here
are expected to participate.
Prizes will be given by the Past
Pocahontas Club. and these, it was
said, are attractive ones which
will be valued by the winners. In
dividuals will not be permitted to
win more than two first place
awards. although they may par
ticipate in as many events as they
wish. This procedure was decided
upon so that the prizes would be
distributed among as many con-
testants as possible.
The track and field meet will
take place Immediately after the
Kiddie Kabaret, also sponsored by
the recreation section, which will
be staged from 8 a. M. to 10
a. m.
The events in the meet follow 4:
For Girls:
Three-legged race.
Potato race.
For Boys:
High jump-iunior and senior.
Pole vault-junior and senior.
Broad jump-junior and senior.
100-yard dash-junior and
senior.
Exhibition discus throw and
shot put.
Four-men relay, team from
each class of the high school.
lFour-men relay. team from
each of the grammar schools.
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G,o!ll!d!:l!!el4My'!, .1R!: ainX]
= byOdrgaret C)Midden1er

WED better go home. There
must be {. car somewhere that we
can telephone for" She spoke
quietly.
"Just as you say" His voice was
neutral. He went back into the other
room and slipped his coat on. Iris
followed him down the twisting
stairs, and waited while he talked
tc the sleepy cashier.
"One of the walters has car,
which / have hired" he said. He
was smiling again, rather amused
and superior, but still smiling. "Only
five minutes more of entrapment by
the villain. Miss Prudence!"
Iris's temper flashed little.
81 was fast asleep. and was
walked up by a man standing over
me in a strange place." she said.
'If you want to go on teasing me.
do l am from a part of the country
where things like that are fright
ening-you knew that before you
asked me to dinner tonight"
You're a darling child. and
won't tease" he said contritely.
You shall be anything you please.
from Helen Morgan to Pamela. or
Virtue Rewarded. Want anything to
eat or drink? hear the howl of the
approaching car"
IT was broad daylight, of course,
when they got home. so late that
Owen and Phina had gone 10 work.
She dropped her clothes in care
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less circle. darkened the room and
went dead asleep again.
She wa awakened by Aunt Phina.
:illiant and delighted.
My darling child, | heard you
Lad wonderful evening. and
walked out with Allan Beckley I'M
der everybody's nose. | knew you
were just the type to make hit
with his grandmother. My child.
SHE'S lettirg me have the house,"
A girl who had been used to be
spoken to a little solemnly about
staying downtown longer than was
necessary of an afternoon wasn't
prepared for this. She couldn't help.
as it were. reckoning her scolding
toward her and getting it over.
when did Owen get back?" she
asked.
Owen" 1t was hard for Phina
to concentrate on Owen. "Oh-how
should | know"
I'VE got mixed up"-Iris felt she
had to confess-''and Allan Beckley
ard drove to a roadhouse on the
Albany Post Road and waited there
fer the others till four or So"
?hin. laughed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., as we
as little Irish girls used to say"
She reverted to the matter that in.
terested her. It's the most beauti.
full estate you ever saw. signed the
lease this afternoon" Aunt Phina
swooped down on Iris and gave her
al emotional kiss. Her eyes burnt
with satisfaction. and she added.
fiercely. I'm doing more for you
than Ella ever did,"
1t seemed so queer to hate any
body for so long.
Poor Aunt Ella" Iris said, for
getting the long years of old-fash-
ioued obedience her aunt had inn
poseC on her, and remembering the
steadfast self-sacrificing affection
that had gone with it. You wouldn't
dislike her if you really knew her
nova tired gray thing going
around in a day dream about
Father"
rs she? Pretty well shut of from
scciety-olG for her age"
She has the friends she always
had. | don't think she minds how
she looks" Iris defended her. She
was chilled by the wind of hate she
felt in the room.
(CotriSh'. 1855. Margaret Wi4dsnsrJ
Camilla tells Iris a few things,
tomorrow.
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Chapter 81
FRIGHTENED

THEY fingered over the food. Still
l. none of the others came.
TELL me the time!" Iris de-
.anded.
He hell out his wrist to her.
-Four o'clock?"
81 think so. It's an accurate
watch"
-Four in the morning - three
hours from home-the others lost
ans the car broken down! Aren't
you going to do auything?"
What" inquired Allan rather
amusedly. do you suggest?"
Something family mocking in his
tone puzzled her, but she was too
intent to take much notice.
I'd better telephone Aunt Phina. Z"
Be shrugged. "At four? Why. of
course, if you like. You're a delight
full child, but you do remind me a
title of the actor who BACKED him
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SHOWERS PARK
CLUB WON GAME
NEW MEMBER OF SOCIAL
LEAGUE GETS OFF To
GOOD START

The new member of the Social
Diamondball League, Showers
Park, defeated the Administra-
ton outfit yesterday afternoon at
Bayview Park, Is to 2.
The feature of the game was
the hitting of Sterling. who col
lected five safeties in six times
at bat. Stanley knocked two
home runs.
Tynes pitched great game for
the Park boys, allowing just eight
hits.
Thirteen errors were marked
up against both teams, nine by the
FERA players and four by the
Showers clan.
Kelly was credited with four
miscues during the contest.
Every member of the Park
team secured at least one safety.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Showers Park
OO5 O26 023-18 Is 4
Administration
Dol 100 600 ? 8 ,
Batteries: NJ. Tyaes and o. Es-
qunialdo; E. Roberts and F. Vii
lareal.
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SYNOPSIS: EUer since Iris Lam
nin0 has been attached to her
Aunt Phind's glittering train in
NeW York she has been pursued
Subtly By Allan Beckley, scion of
q very important family. She just
has left a party at the house of
Atldn's Uery impressive d.
mother, OStenSiGIy to driUe to
ToddhOuSe with q fen of the guests.
But the Beckley car has had trOu-
BILE; then haze arrived at rather
shabby rOddhOuSe all right. but
none Of the others Ia the party is
there.
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ssssssssssssssssssssssss
Today's Horoscope
Observation-Disclosures

Today carries an indication of
a firm, persuasive sort of person,
with domestic tastes. There is
quite strain of self-indulgence,
which, if allowed full rein, would
lead to a tendency to satisfy the
appetite to the neglect of more
important matters. Be careful
that the associations are of the
best.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

1t you do not receive your
paper Dy 6:l5 o'clock in the
afternoon, call telephone 81
and a paper will be sent to
yoEr home. a complaint boy
Is on duty at this office from
$3.50 to 7:15 p. m. for the
purpose of delivering COM
plants. Help us give you 100
percent service by calling 81
If you do not receive The citi-
A
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NEEDED ARTICLES

CHICAGO.-Arrestde TO rshop-
lifting, Miss Clara Frelich of this
city pleaded that she needed the
articles so that she could con-
tinue in school.
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self all over TO play OthellO. How
ever. here's some change. Not that
sht II thahL you for disturbing her
beautySl1ep."
She went off nevertheless; and
remembered only after various vain
Efforts that Phlna disconnected the
phone with a pressed button after
twelve. She came back, a little dis
concerted.
"What yoL need" said Allan. lis
soma rest. Run along upstairs, the
woman will show you. Give 'em
half hour before turning in the gen
eral alarm"
She followed the roadhOuse
keepers wife. a heavy. amiable.
oyerfamiliar young woman in bright
blue silk. ur narrow brightly-var-
nished worn stairs to neat rather
shabby room with a slanted roof.
She turned to the broad old
fashioned saggins bed in the corner
al d was asleep before she knew it..
She walked with a cry of fright.
A door behind her was open. Light
streamGd from it: a man stood
above her in his shirtsleeves. She
snrang up. full of horror. What was
this dreadful place she had come
to? And then she saw that it was
Allan Beckley.
Her SECOND reaction was relief.
Allan. her friendi
"Oh, thank goodness. thought
it was strange man. Where are
they have they Gomez" she
demanded confusediy.
LIE laughed as he sat down on
H the bed. mo. you funny little
pretender. they haven't come" he
said and put his arms round her.
Come on. put the cards on the
teble and stop saying you thought
they were coming"
She screamed and pushed him
away. She sprang up. Mortified. still
a little dazed Allan. so gentle. so
he friend Allan being this.
He stepped back. Really. my dear
Iris. am not the villain of the melo.
drama. If little girls who go driving
ino the night and land at road
houses alone with their friends
don't want to be kissed. one doesn't
kiss them in this year of our Lord
III you want to tell me sternly that
you are guarding your lips for the
hero of your Dreams all right.
uidn't quite realize that was your
liz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-01
TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at New York-Lyons
VS.. Broaca.
st. Louis at Washington
Walkup VS.. Whitehill or Deshong.
Detroit at Philadelphia-Auker
VS.. Turbeville.
Cleveland at Boston-BlaehOld-
er VS.. Grove.
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fSPORTS \
BY JOVE IL D
eeeese0esesee seeeseees
Doings Around The
Golf Links
(By GRAVY)


1t looked like bad day yes
terday for any kind of sport ex-
cept golf; to a golfer the weather
has to be so foggy that you can't
see the ground to stop him from
enjoying his favorite pastime.
And so excepting the few rain
drops, a good time was had by
all.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Brooklyn at Chicago-Schu-
macher VS.. French.
Boston at Pittsburgh-Chaplin
VS.. Swift.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati-E.
Moore VS.. Grissom.
Brooklyn at st. Louis-Earn-
shaw VS.. J. Dean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-01

More than 1000 acres will be
planted to popcorn in Colorado
county, Tex, this year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-01

Joan Blondell hopes her son,
Norman Scott Barnes 8 will be-
come an artist when he grows up.
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TOday's
Anniversaries

1764-BenJamIn H LzIo5e.
the architect-engineer who re-
built the Capitol. planned many
of America most pretennous
homes. improved navigation on rhe
SLsquehanna. laid cut PhIladel-
phia's water supply. among many
other things. corn IN England
Died in New Orleans. sept .
1920.
1796-Junius Brutus Booth-
foremost American tragedIan Of
the stage Of his day. father Of I'd
win T. and LincOln's asszssIa-
born in England Died near en-
cinnati, Nov 50, 1852
1S3O-Marv Harris Jones
(~Mother Jones''D. school teacher
labor crusader, colorful coal
strike leader. advocate Of the vel
fare Of women and children. born
in Ireland. Died AZ Silver Springs
Nd, Nov. so. 1880
1836-Richard p NothWell.
mining engineer and inventor o.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. and New York
City, publisher Of scientific works.
one OF the founders of the Amer
can Inst. Of Mining Engineer
born in Ontario. Cana Died
April II. 1901.
1S47-Henry Demarest Lloyd
Chicago journalist and author.
born in New York City Died
Sept. %, 1908.
1S4S-James Ford Rhode, not
ed American historian. born in
Cleveland. Died at BrooklIne.
Mass, Jan. -, 1927.
1S65-Charles K Harris. song
writer and music publisher. born
at Poughkeepsie. n Y Died IN
New York City. Dee. -, 1850.
California had 16.2S1 regis
tered BARRIERS in March.
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The first foursome to finish
had Winsome Willie Watkins and
Irish Russell Kerr for partners
against Otto Kirchheiner and
Samuella Goldsmith. 1t seemed
that Pious Bill and Irish were 60
ing to take Otto & Sam but were
TOXIN instead. When the battle
was over, Mr.. Otto by diligent
putting, the match stood 2 up for
the county & govt. employees
against grocery & govt. employees.
In order to do same Mr.. Kirch-
heiner shot Al which is as good
a round as he ever had. On the
other hand, Irish Kerr was no
SLOUGH with Alb score.
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California had 16.2SI regis
tered BARRIERS in March.
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1S65-Charles K Harris. song
writer and music publisher. born
at Poughkeepsie. n Y Died IN
New York City. Dee. -, 1850
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Today the Showers Park team
will cross hats with the Sanitary
Department. Batteries will be NJ.
Tynes and EsquinaldO for the
Park players and c. Stickney and
Gabriel for the Health boys. The
contest will start at p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-01

Mr.. Willie Curry Harris was
against Louis Pierce and Del
Thicket Woods until Handsome
Horace (Preacher) O'Bryant
came along and joined up. The
scores were so marvellous that
they have not yet been found
and so gentle reader you will
have to guess the same as the
rest.
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came along and joined up. The
scores were so marvellous that
they have not yet been found
and so gentle reader you will
have to guess the same as the
rest.
Mr.. Charlie Ketchum had as his
able assistant Mr.. Earl Julian ex-
cept he was no ADLER than Old
Bye Duke of Rock Sound Sands
because Earl and o. B. d. R. S.
each shot SO. AS assistant to
Old Bye was Mr.. Cookie Mesa
with SO but Charlie was the best
Of all with 90. Being the four
some started in to play on num-
Der six and inasmuch as they for
got to enter the team score, yours
truly is in too big a hurry to
figure same out and inform you;
the next time you meet Old Bye
or Earl they will explain the
score to you with gestures.
Mr.. Pete Taylor had his dad
in law, Mr.. Freddy Ayala for q
partner and if you ever get pa
in law, get a good golfer like
Pete did. For then when you
play against your friends you will
come out the winner. The Beau
Brummel came along with A hits
on the back nine, which shows
what a heck of a good pa in law
golfer can do.
1t was very evident to all per-
sons in sight of the golf course
yesterday afternoon that Mr.. Hur'
ricane Eddie Strunk was either
losing or was not congenlal with
the other players. 1t happened
on this wise: Mumpsy took his
old pal, Doc Willie Kemp and gave
Bob Spottswood to Charlie Salas
and played the game as it should
! be. When all was over Eddie haC
IS, the same as Bob while Willie
had SO, the same as Charlie. But
Bob and Charlie put their scores
together at the right moments
and got a margin of 4 up at the
end of the game and thereby con
signed Martello Towers Strunl
and Percival Kemp to the regions
of gloom. But a day of reckon
! ing will soon be at hand. so claim:
Eddie and Willie because Eddie
will practice on those puts unit
/! he can sink them every time from
! Is inches to Is yards. When Mr.
Strunk plays a couple of other op
ponents. he never has any troubl'
with puts now how do vol
do that Eddie?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-01

Batteries: Macfayden and
Lopez; Schott, Brennan and Lom-
bardi.
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Especial to The CItizenl

Batteries: Whitehead, TletJe,
Brown. Chelini and Sewell, CRUDE;
Cascarella, Wilson and r. Terrell.
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1S4S-James Ford Rhode, not
cd American historian. born IN
Cleveland. Died at BToOklIne-
Mass, Jan. -, 1927.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Batteries: Smith, Gumbert and
Mancuso; P. Dean and Davis.