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tray the heart of the Heavenly
Father. 1t was the test word which
He applied TO Simon Peter, who,
uncomprehendingly persisted in
using the lesser word which repre-
Sents the love of man for man.
In the matchless 18th chapter of
I Corinthians ther real meaning
is hidden by the old version that
translates the key word as charity" !"
which nowadays signifies only phi
lanthropy or benevolence. But what
Paul is writing about is lOve-the
love that is synonymous with the
nature of God. God, who is in
carnate love. guided ever by His
infinite wisdom and inherent char
acter, has given His friends no
greater gift than the capacity for
living a life Of love. in the spirit of
their Father. As Browning said:
For life. with all it yields of JOY
and woe,
And hope and fear (believe the
aged friend
10 JNol Jul tIldlltC ~ llIt pl lLC vi
learning love
How love might be, hath been in
deed. and is
Some Substitute Words.
A curious and stimulating inter
pretation of this 18th chapter OF
I Corinthians is given by DR..
Lewis CASTOR Leary. After point
ing out that the true translation
of charity" is love" he goes on to
suggest some substitutions for that
word in reading the chapter One
is the Spirit of Jesus" Another
Is Jesus" himself And another is
the personal name of any one
known to us Who is living by the
royal law of love So the great
spirit of "agapa," straight out of
the heart of God, may be the mas
ter motive Of even the loWliest life.
1t gives freshness to familiar pass
ages 10 employ the Greek word.
Thus God is 'agapa'' God so
'agapaed' the world that He gave
His only begotten Som; Rooted and
OullOtd III dSdJ n ilS" tOllI-
mandment give I unto you. that ye
'agapa one another; the 'agapa
OF Christ, which passeth knoWl.
edge; BY this shall all men know
that We are my disciples. if We have
'agapa' one to another" The list
could be long continued: to prove
that the master word for life i.
"agapa'
The Sick Mans Real Need.
Nothing less than this can suffice
TO give us the new world of which
We dream "Agapa" is the cure for
all ills. l once was interested in q
man who seemed 10 need hospital
ization; but his physician told me
that rs per cent of what allied him
was in his mind. A months dwell
ing in the 18th Chapter of I Corinth-
ians would do more for him than q
like time spent in a hospital.
Such a course in "agapa" would
be the best of training for new
world citizenship 1t would make
over these shoddy characters of
ours. To learn how to love, both
in life's great crises and obligations,
and in lifes everyday contacts,
would result in changed lives. and
in changed history. Even a faint
glimpse of the greatness of the love
Of God would lead us all into love S
school, where alone the miracle of a
remade world can be wrought.
The Sunday School Lesson for
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will assist in the devotional service.
Miss Thurston's class of the Cove
nant-F'irSt Presbyterian Church
will be taught tomorrow morning
by Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston,
whose subject will be Christian
Love" A supper and business meet
ing will be held Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs William S. Abernethy will
continue her series in the Gospel of
Mark at the session of the Burial
Glass of Calvary Baptist Church to-
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Free Methodist.

The district elder, the Rev. p. S.
Wheelock. will speak morning and
evening. The holy communion will
be administered in the morning
service. At tbs pm. the old-fash-
ioned Methodist love feast will be
held.
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1niOn-

DR.. SelVyn K. Cockrell will preach
at II m. tomorrow on First" and
at pm. on Secret Sins"
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will assemble at $50 pm.
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Episcopal
Church of the Ascension.

Services tomorrow. the first Sun
day in Advent, will be- s am, holy
communion: IL m, morning pray
er and sermon, by the Rev. Ray
mond L. Wolven. rector. The Young
Peoples Fellowship will meet at 7
pm.
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Campbell A. M. f.

' At II am. and pm, sermon BY
the pastor: $3.50 pm. Ladies Aid
presents the boy preacher, Landon
Morris,
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON.

Robinson, of Calvary Methodist Church will
Bible Glass of
Theodore La France will preside.
The Vaughn Glass of Calvary Baptist Church will be taught
Linn c. Drake will
preside William president
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BrightWOOd Park,

Mrs. Corretta J. Mason, evangelist,
of Lynchburg, Va, will preach at
IL am. and 7:45 pm, and each
evening during the week, except
Saturday. Mrs. Mason will also talk
to the young people tomorrow at
9:45 am.
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Plymouth lCoIOred).

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
have for his subject. Life in Pro-
portion At pm. the Helping
Circle will hold a vesper and rally
service. Miss Thelma Dale. guest
speaker. The Youth Circle will
meet at 6 pm.
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John Wesley A. M. E. Z.

DR.. Stephen Gill Spottswood will
begin q series of Advent sermons
on Types of Messianic Prophecy"
The first in the series, Isaiah
His Government and People" will
be discussed at IL am. tomorrow
IS00 AHTIJITTIKA RaAn A.lEl
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Immaculate Conception

The Rev. John K. Cartwright will
celebrate the high mass at 12:15
O'Clock tomorrow. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev. John T.
Ellis.
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Second (COIOred).

DR.. j. L. S. Holloman will preach
at IL am on Eternal Invest
ments." The Missionary Society
will conduct a service at pm.
In the evening Mrs. Harriet Wat
son will sponsor the presentation
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A Lesson for the Week
Profoundest Truth of All
Is Trail Through Days Jungle
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

Sometimes writer confrons him to handle
school millions in this towering Christian which
comprehensive funess
the simple s
We understand dimly Power
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st. Marks.

The closing service of the church
will be held at IL am. Holy COM
munion will be administered. The
Rev. DR.. John c. Bowers, q former
pastor, VIII deliver the address and
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Looking for a Ray of Hope" The
Mems Brotherhood will meet al
1915 am. Dr.. William c. Comes
will continue his series of health
lectures. He will discuss Bodily
Resistance Men and women are
invited. The Junior Young Peoples
Society will present a special pro-
gram at pm. The Young Peo-
pies Fellowship group will meet at
$50 pm.
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Third.

Where Is Your Wealth?" is the
topic of the Rev. c. N Williams to-
morrow at II am. The Lords sup
per will be observed.
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Vermont Avenue (Colored) e.

AT 1920 am. "Wings Over Jor-
dan" by remote control. At IL am.
the Rev. C. T. Murray will preach
At 1l:3O am. the Rev. S. w. Will
nams will address the junior church.
At pm. B. T. U. At pm. DR.. A.
Clayton Powell, jr., Of New York will
speak
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Metropolitan (COlored) .

The guest speaker at IL am. will
be the Rev. A Clayton Powell, jr.,
pastor of the Abyssinian Baptist
Church, New York City. At $50
pm. he will address a city-wide
mass meeting of young people. The
pastor. DR.. E. c. Smith, will speak
at 8 pm.
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fllOI ON III u / IL
ing Mrs. Ruby
Sharpless W i'll
Lead the devo-
tional service.
The L. F.. o.
Glass of Brook
land Methodist
Church will be
taught tomorrow
morning by Mrs.
Eva Hess. A
business meeting
will be h el d
Wednesday eve
ming. with the
preSi d e n t, Mrs.
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Christ, Georgetown.

At am. and IL am. morning
prayer and sermon by the rector.
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Congregational
Ingram Memorial.

The Rev. Frederick J. Bishop Will
have for his topic at II am. The
Mind of Christ" Let this mind be
in you which was also in Christ
Jesus"
DR.. Clinton N. Howard, superin-
tendent of the International Reform
Bureau, will be the guest speaker
at 7:45 pm. He will speak on The
Beginning and End of the War"
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BrOOkland.

Sermon topics of the Rev. NJ. c.
Stith are: II am, Parting a Sweet
Sorrows 7:45 pm. Stewards of
Divine Mysteries. Bible Confer
ence Thursday, pm.
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The Sunday School Lesson for
November 80 is: Some Great
Christian Teachings: Christian
Love"-JOhn iii-34. 35; Corinth-
ians, xiii-1-13.
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Mount Bethel (COlOred) &.

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at II
am. on Gods Gibraltars" At s
pm. the Rev. w. G. White will be
the guest speaker.
On Thursday night, baptizing and
covenant meeting On Friday night,
the 66th anniversary sermon of the
church will be preached by DR.. C. T.
Murray. pastor of the Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.
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PeOple's (COlOred).

The church marks Sunday the
opening of the Advent season. The
Rev. A. F. Elmes will preach on
Prepare for God" The Young
Peoples Fellowship meets at 5 pm.
The minister will lead a service in
preparation for the communion next
Thursday night.
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North Carolina Avenue.

Sermon at IL am. on Gods Ulti-
matum to the World" by the Rev.
E. A. Wilcher.
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Third (COlOred)

The Rev. George o. Bullock will
preach at II am. on The Way to
Peace" and at pm. on Seeking
the Lost" The Junior C. E. Society
will meet at pm. the Inter-
mediates at pm. and the Seniors
at pm.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

THE Gift of Gods Word" will be
the topic at II am. of the Rev.
Clarence Ray Ferguson, and at 8
pm. Why Repent?"
The church Bible school teachers
and officers will meet for special
prayer for the unsaved found in its
school at 7:45 pm. Thursday.
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Mount Horeb (CoIored).

MOUNT HOreb ICOIOred).
At IL am, sermon by DR.. Charles
H. Fox; 3:3O pm, rally day; 8 pm,
preaching.
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Douglas Memorial.

At II am. tomorrow the Rev.
William F. Wright will preach on
Let Me Alone" The husbands,
wives and members of the four
bowling teams at Douglas will be
special guests at 8 pm. Youth Fell
lowship meetings will be held at 7
pm. Circle No. of the Woman's S
Society for Christian Service will
meet Wednesday at l 80 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Charles McNaney.
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Inner Mission Society.

The Lutheran Inner Mission So
ciety will hold services Sunday in
the following institutions:
The Bible classes in the tubercu-
losis wards of Gallinger Hospital will
be taught by Mrs F.. G. Umhau and
Miss Eleanor Lang.
Miss Frances DySinger will speak
at the workhouse for women at Oc-
coquan.
The Rainbow Glass of Luther
Place Church will conduct the Serv-
ice at the receiving home for chill
dren.
Miss Helen Beatty will conduct
the service at the District Training
School for the Feeble Minded in
Laurel.
There win be a service at the
Home for the Aged and Infirm at
Blue Plains.
The Rev. Mr.. McPeek of the De-
partment of Welfare of the Fedora
ton of Churches will have charge
of vesper service in Unit B at the
sanitarium in Glenn Dale.
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of a Biblical pageant. The Great
White Throne" of which Mrs. Daisy
Ash is the director.
Pilgrim tCOlOredD.
Magnify the Best in Others will
be the subject of the Rev. John S.
Miller at IL am. At 3 pm. the
Missionary Circle will sponsor the
program. Preaching at 7;30 pm.
On Monday at pm. the program
will be sponsored by Mrs. Susie
Holmes. The Rev. Mr.. Miller will
preach at the First Church Holiness
Wednesday at s pm. On Friday
at s pm. will mark the elimination
of the fall effort.
First (COlOred).
The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
have for his subject at ii am.
Buns or Brotherhood. Drama
in Missions" will be featured by
the Dorcas Missionary Society at
7:30 pm.
Friendship tCOlOredD.
The Rev. J. E. Ingraham OF Bev-
erly, N. j., will be the guest speaker
at IL am.
Florida Avenue tColOred).
The Rev Charles p Harris Of
Plainfeld, N. j.. will be the guest
i -
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Lincoln (ColOred).
Dr.. r. W. Brooks VIII spsak On
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Fiffoonfh Stron

At ii am. sermon by the Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers on Three Lamps" 4"
Youth Fellowship groups at $50
pm. The Happy Hour" service at
8 pm. Mr.. Bowers speaks on Last
ing Treasures"
The Loyal Daughters Glass meets
Tuesday at pm. at the home OF
Mrs. Harryette Crump. Session of
the Official Board Thursday at 8
pm.
Park View
Facing the Future" will be the
subject of the Rev. william M. La
Roche ut II an. At 8 pm the
Junior department VII present the
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Baptist
West Wa ashingtOn.

The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach al IL am. on Are You
Ready?" Convention night will be
observed at 8 pm. President and
Mrs. George B. Fraser will be the
guest speakers. Mrs. Fraser Will
show some pictures of Baptist work
in the District.
Plans are being made for the
18th white Christmas pageant on
December 81 at pm. The theme
is The Light Cometh.'
East Washington Heights.
when the Emergency Comes" will
be the theme of the Rev. Glenn B.
Faucet at IL am. Jay Dodd Will
speak in the closing part of the 6:45-
$50 pm. integrated service on No
Room"
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GOrSuch.

Joash Chest Day will be observed
tomorrow A special program has
been planned. On Monday, p.m
youth social: Tuesday. 8 pm, Off
cial Board; Wednesday, 8 pm,
Womans Society of Christian Serv-
ice; Thursday. 8 pm, Young Peo-
pies Society.
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East Washington Heights.
Bethany.

The pastor will speak at both
services tomorrow His subjects are
of What Is Our City a SYMBOL"
and "A Sermon With Results" The
Young Peoples Society will meet at
6:45 pm.
The Amoma Bible Glass will meet
Tuesday evening in the home of
Mrs. Ralph Key. The Visitation
Committee will meet at the church
Wednesday evening
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Florida Avenue (Colored)

The Rev. Charles P. HarrlS OF
Plainfeld, N. j.. will be the guest
speaker Sunday morning and night.
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Schedule of Activities in Washington Churches

at II am on Facing the Future"
Union service with Dumbarton
Avenue Church Will be held IN Al
dersgate Church at s pm. The
Young Peoples Society will meet at
7 pm.
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assist the pastor with the COM
munion.
On Wednesday evening the Ladies
Aid Society and the Church Council
will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry LeiShear.
There will be a meeting of the
congregation at 8 pm. on Friday.
st. Ansgar.
Service Will be conducted Sunday
at the Washington Bible Institute.
1909 Rhode Island avenue NV. at
II am. by the Rev S. Christian
Andersen. The topic will be To
Proclaim the Acceptable Year of
the Lord"
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{Soo ACTIVITIES, Page A-l0
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Friendship (COlOred)

The Rev. j. E. Ingraham of Bev-
erly, N. j., will be the guest speaker
at IL am.
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Christian

preaching
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Observation-Disclosures
Crown New Champ
At PhiIIy Meet
Clinton Ferguson. leD
Upton Trophy Victor,
p Now in U. S. Navy

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The
14th running of the Sir Thomas
Upton Trophy race for amateur
outboard pilots at the Philadelphia
Cupboard Regatta Associations 2
day Eastern outboard champion
ships carnival on the Schuylkill
River here this week end will see a
new champion crowned.
Clinton Ferguson of Waban, Mass,
1910 winner of the famed trophy, is
serving with the United States Navy
and will not be on hand to defend
his prize. Chief contenders appear
to be Gerard Sheeran of Brooklyn,
N. Y, who took the trophy in 1888
and 1899. and James Mullen of
Richmond, Va.
The absence of Ferguson will
leave the American Power Boat As
sociation amateur championships in
Glasses A, B and c without a de-
fender also, as the Massachusetts,
driver took down these titles last
year. Mullen won the Glass F anna
teur crown in 1910, and Don Whit
field Of Upper Montclair, N. j., win
ner of the midget toga last year,
also is an entrant.
In the professional division at
least three of last years titlehold-
ers are expected to race over the
narrow Schuylkill course Ken Mac
Kenzie of New Haven. Conn, Glass
F winner; Vic Scott of Forest Hills,
N. Y, Glass c champion, and Fred
G. Chase, Northampton, Mass, win
ner of the Glass A crown, all have
been campaigning on the eastern
front this season and undoubtedly
will appear at the A. P B. A. event.
The lone possible absentee champion
is Bob Rowland of South Norfolk,
Va, who won the Glass B prize last
year.
The regatta will be staged over the
123-mile course on the Schuylkil,
River in Fairmont Park, with E. c.
Headley again head of the loca.
Regatta Committee.
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Comet Sailors Travel
Far 10 Compete in
Title Regatta
Two D. c. Croft Entered;
British Columbia and
Puerto Rico Listed

By Staff Correspondent of The stare
SANDUSKY, Ohio, Sept. s.
Comet class champions from fleets
ranging all the way from tropical
Puerto Rico to British Columbia
will open the 7th annual interna-
tional championships of the class
here this afternoon, and by Sunday
the title holder will have been
crowned.
For the first time in the class
history an entry has been received
from without the United States.
Jack Vittery, from the English Bay
Fleet, Vancouver, British Columbia,
has received permission from Cana
dian government to leave that
province despite war restrictions to
compete on Sandusky Bay.
San Juan Represented.
San Juan, P. R.. comet fleet
again will be represented by single
entry. 1t is the fourth consecutive
year island yachtsmen have jour-
neyed to continental United States
for the event. The boat has been
entered by Commodore Louis San
taella, prominent San Juan boat
man.
Two veterans of comet nationals
have entered their boats from
Washington, D. c., according TO
officials here. They are. r. Ernest
Covert, Potomac River feet cham
pion. and Henry Brylawski, Solos
mons Island CMd) feet leader. Both
reside in the Capital.
Covert will have as crew for
his blue-hulled Scandal Kenneth
Brown, also of Washington. while
Brylawski's brother Alan crews in
their comet Nimbus.
Champ Has New Boat.
The 1910 title holder, Phil Somer-
veil of Edgewater Park, N. j., ar
rived here yesterday and his new
boat, Double Scotch, was rated a
definite threat.
A single race was to be held this
afternoon. Second and third races
will be staged tomorrow and Sunday
morning. Trophies, including the
Presidents Cup, will be awarded at
the Sandusky Yacht Club. Comet
fleets from Cleveland. Lorain and
Toledo are sponsoring the races.
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Tank Team Of 4 Men
Looms Big in Meet
Here Tomorrow
St. George Dragon Club
Of.BrookIyn Praised
10 Ry Eorle Weeks -

A four-man team that may cut
a swath through the mems division
of the Presidents Cup Regatta swim
meet Saturday night at East Po-
| tomac pool will compete under the
banner of the ST. George Dragon
Club of Brooklyn. N. Y.
A. Earle Weeks, who is handling
entries and has been looking at
natators a good many years, says
this is the team to beat and doubts
II any other combination can stop
it. The st. George boys will swim
in the 300-meter medley pelay. one
of the evenings features, in addition
to. individual events.
The list submitted by A. E. john
son includes Arthur Andersen, senior
metropolitan 100-meter free-style
champion of New York; Arthur
Campbell, senior metropolitan and
New York State 100-meter back
stroke champ; Lester Kaplan, run
nerup for the senior metropolitan
and State breaststroke titles. and
Robert Mosaro, sprinter. All will
compete in their specialties.
Both the Penn A. C. and Balti-
more K. of C. have two legs on the
medley relay trophy, which must
be won three times for permanent
possession, but off the form dis
played by the Dragons last year
both seem to be over their heads in
this race. st. George won the title
in 8 minutes 1913 seconds, shearing
almost 2 seconds of the previous
| record.
johnson lpas nominated Andersen
Campbell and Kaplan for the relay
and has predicted they'll make it
! two in a row.
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Fishing folk and oystermen, the
seagulls and few remaining sea net
ties can take over Chesapeake Bay
now that the nearby regatta season
has about come to a close, but all
will long remember the most spec
tacular sailing craft ever to put in
an appearance at bay regatta.
The boats name is White Flash
and it's owner comes from Chester
town, Md The two of them showed
at the West River Sailing Club re-
gatta, and White Flash so dazzled
the eye it was wonder the other
contestants in the 20-foot class saw
their way around the course.
In the shippers defense it must
he said he has a patriotic streak,
for White Flash was painted red,
white and blue. The colors were not
in orderly stripes, however, but
painted on in the waving lines Of
camouf1age. Over all this was light
ly sprinkled red and white stars.
The Eastern Shore skipper un-
questionably ran out of blue paint
before he could complete the star
sprinkling. White Flash, incidental
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Fishing Prospects
At Nearby Points

Ocean City, Md.-Marlin are
scattered but are being brought
in every day. School tuna plenti-
full. Dolphin schooling, although
small. Large schools of bonito.
Bluefish up to two pounds close
to the beach. @
Cape Charles, Md--Smau fish,
ing. continues good and cham
mel bass have started their run.
Point Lookout, Md.-Large
schools of small stripers. Good
trout and spot fishing on Middles.
Schooled sea trout up to four
pounds trolling.
Tall Timbers, Md.-Spot and
small hardheads plentiful. Large
schools. of small stripers. Sea
trout small on the bottom, up to
six pounds trolling.
Shady Side. Md.-Spot on edge
of channel from Cedarhurst to
mouth of South River, and small
trout. Large trout trolling at
Bloody Point. Large spot in
hollow" just above on shore Of
Kent Island. Stripers at Mata-
peake.
North Beach and Chesapeake
Beach, Md.-(Fishing fair) Few
large hardhead in deep water of
channel. Trout and spot on outer
edge of Holland Point Bar and
under Poplar Island. Small hard
heads with them. Trout, hard
heads and spot on hill" in mouth
Eastern Bay.
Hatteras, N. C.-Blue marlin,
white marlin and tuna offshore.
Small blues and bonito and blue
runners inside the Outer Shoals.
Occasional tarpon in the inlet.
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Champ Out, Sailors
Seek u. ). Title in
lightning Glass

SKANEATELES, N. Y, Sept. g.
With the defending champion out
of competition, Is of the best small
boat sailors in the East and Midwest
hit the starting mark today in the
third annual quest for the Lightning
Glass Associations national cham
pionship on Skaneateles Lake. There
is no outstanding favorte.
The 19-foot sloop is comparatively
new in sailing competition.
John Barnes, Skaneateles. won the
first regatta at Barnegat Bay, Long
Island, and the second meeting at
Riverside, Conn, last year. Both
meets had IA entrants.
Illness forced Barnes TO withdraw
from the 194l regatta.