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Evening star., 1939-01-15
Captures Dixie Bowling Sweepstakes for Third Consecutive Year
Browns Berurdino
Rated Real Find
b the Associated Press.

6S tHe ASSOClkCeQ EIe8S.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l4.-In the
opinion Of Scout Ray Chaill, the
st. Louis Browns have a player
potentially as good as Flash
Gordon of the Yankees now that
they have acquired Johnny Be-
rardino.
Purchase of Berardino, 21-
year-old second baseman of San
Antonio Of the Texas League,
was announced by the Browns
today.
He comes from the same CAL
ifornia italian settlement that
gave baseball such stars as
Frankie Crosetti, Tony Lazzeri
and Joe Di Maggie.
In 14l games for San Antonio,
Berardino batted $40 last season,
having Al doubles, two triples and
13 home runs in his collection.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

11!BH CcdIl KdIHc--AHHll 5. UZU.
High team set-Kann's. 171S.
burgh's) 100.
High Individual set-viehmeyer (Gar-
drckels), all
High strikes-Riston (Kanns). "a.
High spares-S. Beal (Guy-Curran).
Evening star., 1939-01-15
EPISCOPAL YOUNG PEOPLE

105-20.
High spares-Bonini. S5.
High strikes-Edelin 20.
High game--Harry, 153.
High set-Halesky, 377.
High team game-St. COLUMBIA, b66.
High team set-Trinity. 1906.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Catholic Regoins Leod
In Tukomu LEAGUE

Catholic Is on top again In the
Takoma Church League as Emory
No. dropped two games to Presby-
terian No. !, while Catholic was
shutting out Christian.
Scoring honors. however, went to
Presbyterian No. 2. Led by Carl
Rittenhouse's 800 set and 155 game
Presbyterian No. whitewashed
Emory No. 2 and rolled Cos team
game.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
b. f. C.. LEAGUE.
Season Records.

SeASOn Records
High averages-W. Jones primary Con-
troll, 111-32; R. Kirsch General Ledger.
111-1O; w. Hill Expense). 11O-31: c.
Ware Control Proof. 1O9-43; c. Hur-
witZ (StatisticaD 1886: P. Halesky (Col-
lateral Proof. 1OS-17
High individual games .zsakany (E
n: F. A.. l4S; J. Long drainage No. p.
147.
High individual sets-W. Hill (Expense).
3Ss; v. Dunn General Ledger. $40.
Hish strikes-R. kirsch General
High sparesW Hill (Expense), 1875; r.
Kirsch General Ledgerl, 1O9.
High team games-Legal, 5s6; Chief
Clerks. 1884.
High team sets-Chief Clerks 1888;
Legal $40.
Weekly high game-J. Boss NegaD,
142-361
Weekly high set-C. HurwitZ tSta-
tisticaN. 1886
Evening star., 1939-01-15
METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE.

HiRh team games-First Church 500:
High team sets-First Church /. 1885;
N c. Ave l. 1907.
R Ave M Gross r. Ave
-. 1919; Giovanni First Church -. 101.
High individual samesE. Newcomer tR.
l45
High individual sets-E Newcomer tR.
l.. Ave. -, 476; w. Cross (R. I. Ave. -.
High strikes-E. Newcomer tR I. Ave
II; 20; Shipman First Church q" 10
~ 70; c. Hipsley IN C.. Ave. 81. 73.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
s. s. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

High team RdmeS-Nat!Onal Beer. 664 !;
Stewart Bros, 647. Valley Force Beer 646
High team sets-Stewart Bros, 1887:
Ms1cy Marcy Motors. 1,slo: Wolfe Motor Co.,
High averages = Wolfe Natl Beer).
121-47: Parsons IS. s. Mkt, 1895;
Viers (HinesD, 1888
High strikes-Lynn g. s: HoteD. 31
Arbaugh (Shep. Park Rest). 90; Dreis
MARCY Motors. %
Stephenson (Stewart), 1874: Ward (shep.
Park Rest.) 15S
High Individual eames-Lambert (Iines).
1s0; Wolfe (Natl Beer). 174: Lynn IS. S.
HoteD. 16a
High individual sets-Lynn g. g. Hotel.
444: Wolfe (Natl. Beer, 420; Parsons IS.
g. Markell 4lS.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
LADIES' FEDERAL LEAGUE.

High averages-Esther Burton, 1O4-33;
Beth Minson, 1O4-l Irene Scott. 103-"1;
Annetta Mathew 1929: Eleanor Nugent
1O2-lS: Ora Emge. lO1-41: Margaret
Lynn. 1Ol-41 Irene Mishou, 1923
High individual sets-Letitia OGDEN,
1862.
High individual games-Esther Burton,
ISL; Irene Mishou, $50: Margaret Lynn.
14S.
High team sets-Treasury No l. 1873
Marines. 1865: Agriculture, 1853.
High team games-Treasury No. /, 55s;
Agriculture, $40
High spares--Annetta Mathew. 1877;
Esther Burton, 1893
Smoot 047
Evening star., 1939-01-15
GEORGIA AVENUE LEAGUE.

High team Rame-Monument Electric
625; Petworth Pharmacies, 62l; S. S.
High team set-National Electric Ma
chine Shops, 1.71a; Monument Electric,
1.7l9; s s. Dyers & Cleaners, LIZA.
IS; De Masi IS. s Dyers). 112-36: Green
tMon. ElecD. 111-27.
High strikes-seaton IS s Dyers). %;
Schroyer tSandfords). %; De Mast IS. S.
Dyers). .6
High spares-Hobbs tcolesville). l3s;
Brown Natl. ElecD, 1874: Green tMon.
Eec). 1884,.
High individual eames-De Mast IS. S.
Dyers), 1856: Mckay Mon, Elec.). 1853;
Knapp (Petworth), ISL
High individual sets-oreen CMon Elec.).
800; Spiker (Grotto GrilD. $50; Hobbs
(Colesyille), 3S9
Evening star., 1939-01-15
r. Y p IL LEAGuE

High team games-Petworth. 509 Metro
politan. 500.
High averaees-Hart. 1O2-37; 6abean,
1908 Eaton 1890; Brown. 99-l6;
Beeler 95-26: Wilson 95-16: Gainous.
94-1O: Moyer. 1929; Thompson. 92-12:
NJ Simons. 92-12.
High strikes-Brown. Is: Gainous, IA.
High spares-Hart. II: Eaton. 81.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

High individual sames-Nicholson tF
and A. No. ~. 172: Burton tGunl. 80.
High individual sets-Jenkins (West No
%. 424 Metz Tool No. II, 414.
633.
High team sets--F. and A. No. l. 1.798:
3. N. No. l. 1.7s7,
Beavers (Tool No II. 121
High strikes--Lundy (B NJ. No. ~. %:
Jenkins West No q. %.
Price (Tor T No y. 1887.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Only One Sunday School
Loop Game Is Close

Epiphany Episcopals 1929 vic
tory over the Latter-Day Saints was
the only close game in the Sunday
School Basket Ball League last
night. Other games found Mount
Vernon tripping National City
Christian, 1928; Ninth Street
Christian routing Peck Memorial
45-l3. and West Washington bury,
ing Calvary Baptist, 44-17.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE.

HIN team RameS@Snepnefd FHfK ". q
Oil Co., 602
High team sets-shepherd Park w. 4 l..
LII; Wakefield Dairy. 1.707' A. g. W.
Hish indIvidYal aysFaEes51g9tele, q p 3
High individual strikes-Lohmar tshep-
herd Park, 20. Brewer (Shepherd Park
2s: BurroYshs a. g. W.. rs; ]. Stewart
High Individual spares-Boteler Il. B.
M. 14O: Mellington (Wakeneld>. 129: J.
Stewart tStewart Bros0. 122,
Bread). H5G: Wadford dome OLD, 1888;
J stewart Stewart BrosD. 1853.
High individual sets-Brown (Shepherd
Park]. 3o6; Kreamcr Il. B. M. 39l !;
LohmAr lahepherd Park. 3A1
Evening star., 1939-01-15
53). Hampton IA,
Gophers Continue March

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Jan. IA R.-
Minnesota continued its drive toward
the Big Ten basket ball champion
ship tonight by trouncing Michigan
S4-2l and sweeping its first three
conference games.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
LUTHERAN LADIES' LEAGUE

81 Biegs Trinity No. 81; BROKER. Zion,
So Stang. Keller. 93; willard Keller 93
Keller Grace, 90: Haislip. Grace. 81:
Leonberger. Zion. 90; Poor, Keller, 9l
Miller. Trinity No. 81
High team games-Trinity No. l. 5O7;
High team sets-Trinity No. 1. 1.447:
Keller 1,447
High individual games-Biess. Trinity
High individual sets-Broeker, Zion. 336;
Keller. Grace. $50.
High strikes-M. T. stutz. Grace. IL:
Haislip. Grace. IL; Broeker, Zion. IL.
High spares-Hennig Trinity No. /. 70;
Broeker Zion SO.
High fiat -eame-Broeker. Zion. 81;
Stroad, Zion. OIL
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Memorials Suffer First
Junior 5. 5. Loop Loss

Memorial Chapel basket ball team
received its first setback in the Y. M.
c. A. Junior Sunday School League
yesterday as Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist won, 2014.
YIN. c. A. defeated Calvary Bap-
tist. 1910. and Salvation Army over
whelmed Wisconsin Avenue Baptist,
27-S
Evening star., 1939-01-15
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION.

High team games-Purchase, 6O6: Audit
5S5: Graphic 57S.
High team sets-Purchase 169l: Audit.
! 1645: Duplicating. No. 1923
High Individual games-Huntinston, 1853;
Numbers 151.
High individual sets-Huntington. 394:
ODonnell. 3s1.
High fiat games-Bark Cans, 95.
High strikes-Vincent 2S: Murphy "a.
High spares-Thornburs. III: O'Don-
nell, 10
High individual averases-O'Donnell,
107-14: Huntington 106-21: Norris. 105-
"a; Lynch. 1O5-22: Thornburg. 1O5-11.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
RECREATION LEAGUE,

72O.
High team set-Tuccis Plumbers. 1900
High individual gAme-Irwin Simon and
Bill Clampitt. 16O each.
Hish individual set--Ed Cleary. 43o.
H1sn a,s sirikes-Twin SIMON, 36.
High averaees-Astor. Clarke. 1852;
Henry May. 124-34: Ed Cleary. 124-17:
1925; H Paai J.rm.n' 1875: 'G Bin il1Ha ciampitt
1922; Irwin Simon, 1917: Bill Krauss.
121-l4.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Two Men Win Dishes

Pop Coleman and Earl Anderson
won the 32-piece sets of dishes given
away last Saturday and Sunday at
the Queen Pin alleys. Two more
sets will be given away over this
week end.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Mozzu Tolls for Public

Jerry Mazza, who meets Joey
Archibald in 10-round boxing
match tomorrow night at Turner's
Arena, will hold a public workout
at pm. today at the National Club
Gym. SIG Morse street NE.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Totals 3 Q 8 Totals Ia
NowIan Leads 6. ". High
To Easy Basket Win
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSOciated Press.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. IA
George Washington ace center,
Nowlan, led his team to an easy 24-9
victory over Thomas Jefferson High
Schools basket ball team here to-
night.
The Richmond five, fresh from a
29-15 win over Westinghouse at
Arlington last night, was unable to
put on the power needed to repeat
over George Washington.
Nowlan led the scorers of both
teams with his II points.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
DISTRIBUTORS, LEAGUE

High team game-B'nai B With 800.
High team set-B'nai Birth, 1920.
High individual game-Weinberg INC
keSson g. Robbins), 152.
KeSson g. Robbins), 117-29.
High individual set-Weinberg (McKes-
son g. Robbins. 3S3
Hish spares-Weinberg (McKesson &
Robbns) 81,
High strikes-weinbers (McKesson &
Robblns). 21.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
PATENT OFFICE LEAGUE.

Weekly High Score.
High team gamtA-Marconi. 6O5.
High team set-Morse, 1857.
High individual game-Clair Whitman,
High individual set-Lon Simmons, 3ss
The Buck-Horace RAIDER. $50.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
SANICO LEAGUE.

High team same-sanico Bakery. 5es:
Sanitary office. 595
High team set-,sanico Bakery. 1902:
r., High individual eame-Rick LaBille
lSanico Bakery, 1877: T. Rabbit (Sanico
Flyers, 1853
High individual set-Rick LaBille tsani-
co BakeTy)' 40; G. Gatewood (Sanico
:. High individual averase-F. orletskv
fSanico Bakery. l1s-24 Rick LaBille
tSanico Bakery, 1894; William LaBille
tSanico Office. 1888
Evening star., 1939-01-15
l. D. r. A. LEAGUE.

High individual averages - Bassford
IGraysl 114-13; Kenney tProiects).
Holt: PesteI tProjects). 100 80
High spares-Bassford tGrays). 1l9;
King tPersonneD. 112; Kenney (projects),
10S
High strikes-Bassford (Grays). 30;
Walter wa , opersonnell. 29, kenney ,Proiects)
High individual sets-Green accounts,
4l5: Harley Accounts, 4l2; Updike tCias-
siflcatonD, 406
High individual games-Harley (Ac-
counts. II: Pestell tProtects). 159; Green
tAccountsl. 1888
sidcation). 95.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
ELKs' CLUB LEAGUE.

High team games-Charity. 604: Tilers,
| 5s7.
High team sets-Charity. 1886; Tilers.
1880.
High individual games-Hayden, 1866;
Mulvey, 1866.
High individual sets-Hayden. 400;
Mace. 396.
| High strikes-McCarthy. Is: Orspada.
"a: Thorpe. "a.
High spares-Mulvey. 100: schroth. 113.
High averages-Mulvey. 1888: Schroth
1873
Evening star., 1939-01-15
DIVISION OF DISBURSEMENT.

High team sets-Supply 624.
High individual set-Banister, AZ
High game for week-Ftschette. l4o.
Blind bogey-Olson, 274.
High team game-Auditors. 500,
High individual game MTurnoul' l5e.
High spares-Poore. 1O1.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
JEWELERS. LEAGUE.
Season Records

Season Records.
High team set-A. Kahn. Inc. 1887.
High team Eame-A. Kahn. Inc. $50.
High averages-May, lis s-36; MArgraf,
10S 1888
High strikeS-May. 2l: Marsgraf. 20.
High spares-May. gS; Tobey, "a.
High sets-May, 1874; McReady. 3s3.
High games-May. 1853; Jund. 148.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
WHAT'S IN A NAME IFAG1E

high averases-Weinberg. 105-l: Bry-
ant l00-19
Average strikes-Weinberg. 500: Smith
$50.
Average spares-WeinberR 2O2: Bry-
ant 73
Individual sames-Smith. 154: Battas-
liza. l42
Individual sets--Bryant, $50: Bark 352
Team game and set-540 and 1870
Fiat game-t1eharty ga
Evening star., 1939-01-15
A. q p. LEAGUE.
Weekly HiRh Scores,

Weekly High Scores.
Heh individual kames-R. Wilson. J.
Brown Sparkle. 1874.
$50,
High team game-Bonday, $40
High team set-Bonday, 1854
Evening star., 1939-01-15
CAPITAL TRANSIT LEAGUE,
NAVY YARD MINOR LEAGUE.

High averages-Milt Reigelman. 11O-21;
Ray Mcconnell, 1O7-oS
High games-Al Heck. $50: Ray Nc
Connell l46
High sets-Milt Reigelman. 369; Earl
Anderson. 365.
High strikes-Howd Kopp. 2l Earl An
derson, 21.
High spares-Ray Mcconnell. ss; Earl
Anderson 81
High team games-C. & r., 56S; Radial
Mills, $3.50.
High team sets-c. g. R.. 1915: Lathes.
High nat same-Fletcher. 81.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Hampton Beats Howard,
54-53. in Lost Minute

Erecial Dispatch to The Star,
HAMPTON, Va, Jan. 14.-Howard
University of Washington was loser
to Hampton in the last minute of a
spectacular 54-to-53 basket ball
game here tonight.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.

High team game-Cameo Electric Appli-
ances. 500.
High team set-Central Armature Works
1743
High individual game-Youngauist 1893.
High individual set-Youngauist, 4O3.
High individual averagesHMoyer. 1le.
Clancy HOLT: Zugle. 1907
High strikes-Chaney. 27; Payne "a;
Youngquist. "a.
High spares-Moyer,- 144; vitale, 1877;
Chaney 106 Zugle. 106.
High weekly game-Moyer. 1852.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Likes Foreign Grids

PHILADELPHIA (P.-Clippe
Smith, football coach at Villanoy
whose teams never have lost a roe
game. has taken his teams fror
coast to coast and to Hawaii AM
Cuba,
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Y. M. c. A. Quint Easily
Bests Procurement

Running up 27-2 score in the
first half, Y. M. c. AS basket ball
team buried the Procurement Divi-
sion quint beneath a STA count last
night. The losers scoring was di-
vided among two players
Evening star., 1939-01-15
WOMEN's r. +. C. LEAGUE.

High Individual aame-Eliason 12s.
High individual set-Eliason. $40.
High average-Eliason. 92
High strikes-Johnson, 13.
Hiah spares-Eliason So
High flat game-Dawson. %.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
CENTRAL BUS LEAGUE.
Team Standings.

Team W L. Team W. L.
No. 3- 70 20 No. 4- 23 %
No. 2 23 ~ No. l- 10 26
High spares-Dove. "a: Franks, so.
High individual averages-HaI. 1885;
Dove. lO5-19.
Hish Nat game-Carter. So
High individual sets-Hall. 1885, Franks,
High individual sames-Franks. 145;
Hall. 1873.
High team sets-No. 3. 1,611: No. 2.
High tesu, sames-No. 8. 555 No. z,
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Bowling League STANDINGS
GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL

High averages-Joe Di Misa. 1857;
Talbert, 1853
High .spares-Jimmy Darr. 14s: A. r.
Saylor. 147,
High hstrikes-Edlovitch. 81: Di Misa 30
High sets-Stevens 444: Di Msa. 400.
Hing individual average-P. Elicit. 1853.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
LADIES, INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

high averages-Smith, M, 1924: Ford,
P. 102-12; CalvanRo. v 1O1-37: Vito. A..
101-12; Lynn IO1-4 BoeRs. 1O1-3O.
, Hi, Hisi; indiyidual sets-smith. NJ 392;
High individual eames-smith. M. 1s1;
High strikes-smith. M. %; Keith, NJ,
High spares-Smith. M. SO: Esten. NJ,
High team sets-Peerless. 1891: United
Typev riters 1866
Hieh team games Peerless $40; United
TypeTriters $40
Evening star., 1939-01-15
LADIES DISTRICT LEAGUE.

Hleh Team same-Chevy Chase. 654,
High team set-Rosslyn 1874
High individual set-Gulli Luck Strike,
All.
High individual game-Gulli uucky
Strike). 1855.
High averages-Gull! Lucky strike).
116: Rose tRosslyn). Ill
High spares-Rose (Rosslynl. ll2
30. NNNe'' Snssel'
Evening star., 1939-01-15
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

High average-Jenkins Diamond serv-
ice) ).I20-1.
High spares-Jenkins Diamond Serv-
ice), 142
High strikes-Jenkins Diamond Sery-
ice). 3S.
High individual game-Scalda Peril (Na-
tional Smoke Shop. l76
High individual set-C. Haney WASH
ington Post). 42S
High team game-Diamond Service, $40
High team set-Diamond Service, j. 74O
Evening star., 1939-01-15
TEMPLE MINOR LEAGUE
HEBREW LEAGUE.

High team eame-Ronnies, 632.
High team set-MNton's. 1.75l.
High individual 0average-J. Singer.
1925.
High individual game-Gevinson. 172.
High individual set-Weinberg, 423.
High strikes-Bortnick. "a.
High spares-Weinberg, 100
High flat eame-Znnomon, 95.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE,

Higa team Rame-Amity No. /. 6O3.
Hieh team set-,:Anhty No. /, 1,726.
and Sonneman. l46.
Hish individual set. Donaldson, 800.
Strikes-Glossbrenner IA.
Spares-F Donaldson. II.
High individual average Elicit, l15-5.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.

High team game-Washinsto Gas Light
Co.. 631.
High team set-washington Gas Light
Co. 1852.
High individual average-Miller (wash-
ington Gas Light Coz. III.
High individuel game-Ellineton INA.
tional BISCUIT Coz. $50.
High individual set-Wallack (Washing-
ton Gas Light Coz. 412
High strikes-McNey Colonial Ice Cream
Coz. 80.
High spares-wallack (Washington Gas
Light Co 11S Noo
Evening star., 1939-01-15
ACACIA LIFE INSURANCE.

Boys.
WI. W. L.
Nichols 8 Kacy's -----
Montgomery's 2 / Crippen's -
Mooers ------ 2 Roberts 80 3 Q
High team sames-Nichols'. 592: Mont
Eomery's. $40
High team sets-Nichols' 1.541: Roberts
,,, Hish Individual eames-Joseph. 1856;
, High individual sets-White, 1858; Joseph,
High strikes-L Lewis. 13: H. Lewis. IL.
rrsaTaa, nlgn spaaJ1es-H. aJ-H Lewis. 73; L. Lewis.
, Hieh syeraees-H. Lewis 1Os-2e; L.
Lee%1ls; 1O4-l6; Meany. 1876; Robson.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
r. r. b. LEAGUE.

= High team gameS-Admlnistrat1on bHl !;
Hief team INSTRUMENTATION. 1870:
General Files. 1859: Sup. g. Print No. q,
Hiah individual averages - Auchter,
1OS-15; Bowman, 107-21.
High individual sames-Bowman, 1853:
Denne IA.
High Individual sets-Bowman. Ss8;
Denne, 379:
.yaI a!sh stfite'-And'r'0n' Is; nsnns' IS;
High spares-Bowman. 81; Auchter. &c.
Evening star., 1939-01-15

BRIGHT STARS AND COMET-Lorraine GULL Washingtons
queen Of the mapleways Qef and Ida Simmons gh Nor
folks famous pin shooter who night for the third con-
secuve the classic Times Dixie Sweepstakes lass in
the middle Betty Baltimore the youngest
bowler ever to compete in the finished
second Betty unplaced. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1939-01-15
Girls.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Appeals, 1,7O1.
Hi9h team game-Appeals, 596.
High individual averase-bavis, Wet
erans' Record No. q, i'll
High spares-Chase (Appeals,. 90
=, HlGn strtkes-Davis VETERANS Record
Atsh tndiyidual set-Mathias (veterans'
Hish individual same-winnike (Con-
Evening star., 1939-01-15
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI LEAGUE.

Hl4h team Rame-Cornell, 612.
High team set-Dartmouth. 1857
Hish individual Rame-vandoren MARY
land) 1853
Hikh individual set-Anderson w. NJ
~. 391.
HiKh averase-Lorens (Penr). 1884.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Knights Of Pythios

Amaranth Lodge will meet in
Northeast Masonic Temple and Cen
tury-Decatur in Pythian Temple to-
morrow evening. Webster and Cap
ital will meet Tuesday evening.
Franklin and Union meet Wednes-
day evening. Syracusians and Her.
mione will meet Thursday evening.
Syracusians Lodge has invited
Grand Chancellor Charles L. Stoll
and his associate Grand Lodge Off
GERS to meet with them and the
Knight Rank will be conferred on
a large class Of candidates.
The 18th Anniversary and Dia-
mond Jubilee Committee held fare
well banquet at the Mayfower Hotel
on Thursday.
The subordinate lodges will hold a
joint memorial service June II at 8
pm. in the Church of the Epiphany,
Pythian Sisters.
Friendship Temple celebrated its
29th anniversary Wednesday eve
ming. Grand Chief Estelle v. Gray
made her official visit. Grand Lodge
officers also were present. A ban
quet was served. Tomorrow evening
this temple will hold a card party at
the home of Audrey Gibson, 618
Fern street NV. The regular meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening
at the temple. Rathbone Temple
will meet Friday evening.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary

Meetings this week are: Monday,
Admiral George Dewey Naval Aux
iliary; Friday, Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Auxiliary; Thursday, dinner, North
east Masonic Temple, by Dewey
Auxiliary.
At a meeting of the department
plans we're announced for a turkey
= dinner at Pythian Temple on March
30.
Mrs. Ella Ford announces that
there will not be meeting of the
Presidents Club this month.
Miles Auxiliary celebrated its 18th
anniversary at Pythian Temple on
March 10. Among those present
d, were Comdr. Parsons and members
of Miles Camp, Department Presi-
dent Kathryn Lynch, Department
Comdr. John Farmer, Past National
Presidents Louise Williams and
Mamie Schmidt. The auxiliary will
hold rummage sale on April 26.
The Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary met March 6, Lille ONeil
presiding. Matte Reilly was installed
as guard, vice Marion Havener, re-
signed. A chicken dinner will be
served from 5 to Z o'clock at the
Northeast Masonic Temple on
March 23.
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Army and kovy Union

Comdr. Joseph G. Mayton pre-
sided at the annual open house
meeting of Presidents Own Car
rlson last night at the armory. The
following officers of, the Presidents
own Auxiliary were installed: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Marie j. Anderson: senior
wee president, Mrs. Francis Spark
man; junior vice president, Mrs.
Virginia Peck; secretary, Miss Lillian
Regan; treasurer. Mrs. Aurelia
Grim; chaplain, Mrs. Lucinda
stevinen; officer of the day, Mrs.
Ralph N. Werner; officer of the
guard. Mrs. Mary Holt; sentry, Mrs.
Leila Barber, and patriotic instruc-
tor, Mrs. Lucille Cuney, by national
secretary, Mrs. Eva Hatley, assisted
by National Junior Vice President
Mrs. Mary Murafsky of Philadelphia.
Special Troops Garrison will meet
tomorrow at 8 pm. at the armory.
The Department Council will meet
Wednesday at 8 pm. at the armory.
Comdr. Ralph Werner and National
Judge Advocate Charles E. Smith
son will report on their trip to ma
tional headquarters in Akron, Ohio.
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MEETINGS THIS WEEK.

Monday-Quenten Roosevelt
Post, Potomac Boat Club;
Americanism Commission, de-
partment headquarters. 8 pm.
Tuesday-Cooley McCoul-
Tough Post, 100 L street NV;
Second Division Post, New CO.
lonial Hotel; Bunker Hill Post,
807 Monroe street NE; Fort
Stevens Drum and Bugle Corps,
Roosevelt High School. 8 pm;
Fort Stevens Squadron, S. A.
L., Roosevelt High School, Z
pm.
Wednesday-Legislative Com
mittee, Mayflower Hotel; Ken
meth H. Nash Post, 200 Penna.
avenue Sc; Henry G.. Speng-
Ter Post, 1926 Massachusetts,
avenue NV: McAlexander
Post, l70O L street NV.
Thursday-Department Ex-
ecutive Committee, District
Building, 8 pm; James E.
Walker Post, 1916 Twelfth
street NV.
Friday-Detachment Drum
and Bugle Corps, s. A. L., Ma
tional Guard Armory, 6 pm.
Saturday-Sergt. Jasper Post
dance, Stansbury Hall; United
Stases Department of Agricul-
ture Fost, dance, 525 Thirteenth
street NV
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Irish War Veterons

A campaign is being waged for the
championship of District of Colum-
bia Post, No. II, which will culminate
In the election of officers next Fri
day at the headquarters, 1882 Eight
zenith street NV. Comdr. Michael
Casey is candidate to succeed him
self, and is opposed by Thomas Con-
dron.
Candidates for other offices are
Edward F. Tierney, senior vice COM
mander; Edward M. Flaherty, junior
vice commander; Charles j. Nc
Auliffe, quartermaster; Urban Con-
don, Judge advocate; John Murphy,
officer of the day; William Mccall
fiery, sergeant major; William Hick-
ey, captain, and E. ]. ]. McGrory,
outer guard.
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American Women's Leaion

Flanders Field Unit will hold q
card party April "a at the home Of
Mrs. Edward Campbell Shields,
president. Mrs. Carroll ]. MCGUIRE
was hostess at special meeting on
Monday evening to discuss plans for
the card party. Resolutions to be
presented at the national convention
Of the American Women's Legion In
May were also considered. Mrs. Nc
Guire entertained ut . buffet sup
per.