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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
FOREIGN,


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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15
ELcQMR JUpE UL0TTl
RAT.BITE FEVER
faE >sEsT .BUY--A ROME
ONLY A COFFIN LEFT

The Jxps Cslosts ls coming.
y The French word f4RS means
t~skirt" apd exlotts means 'frousers."o
B. Paul Poirt who kpows fashions
'(says that jtps eHfosfs Will Soon cover
he lower half Of lovely wonaa from
\ Picking to Palm Beach. Il viii be a
tort of compromise between trousers
lend skirt. "A partition TOR each leg
Woman will be lie tia Ornithor-
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iher.
She will founce back In all prob
ability to hoopshrts on her legs and
waterfalls on her head as IKE as
IIpot.'
A new disease e called "rat-bite
! fever" Widespread, and one of
many carried BY rats, the disease
| comes from bite. of rat, or of a
dog or other animal that has come
In contact with rats.
If men could stop killing each
other for a few years, devoting their
killing energies to rats, mosquitoes
F.! and other dangerous pests, this would
be better world.
+ An end to rats, alone, would pro-
duce savings great enough to Offset
the billions lost in the last war.
What are you going to buy for
.Christnase Do you own home of
tour own, for your children now,
or for your children when you get
married and have them, home for
EARTH III W VII G IS YHoGRsi
If not, the best thing to do with
Christmas savings is-to buy q home,
Or s.art buying one. Buy only what
you are sure you. can pay for: There
are ten thousand good investments
In this country. but no investment is
Is good as money invested in home
OF your own.
Thomas F, Ryan, who left not less
than one hundred millions of dollars
and probably several hundred, mill
ions, owns nothing now out the coffin
that holds him. Funeral services
were held in the beautiful Church Of
St. Jean Baptiste that he built in New
York. His body will rest in the
cathedral he built at Richmond, Va,
not far from the spot where he lived
As a poor orphan boy.
Where does he live now?" an
dhciaJ> at the funeral service whis-
pered 10 the undertaken.
Have you the men ready to carry
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15

dalton stock for an extensive poultry
breeding enterprise.
On his retirement from public Of
fee the Mexican statesman intends
to become big poultry and egg man.
the announcement sets forth. BE
plans to breed pedigreed stock only
and sell birds to Mexican farmers ts
improve the native poultry strains
Mexico imports 10000. 900 dozen egg,
fron other countries every year. Pres ;.
ident Gales scheme is to encourag,
poultry raising as side-line Of ag-
riculture in Mexico 30 that EVENTUAL
Mexican farms will produce enoug,,
eggs to supply the domestic market.
All the Leghorn hens in Presiden:
Gales consignment are champion
egg layers. Each has an individus!
average Of moro than 800 egg. o year
TO it credit. Several birds are prog
eny OF the, famous -Maizte." ovne,i
BY British Columbia University
which broke AL pesvious records IT,,
years ago BY laving 81 esp In S.
day test. .. l--.- ,,~.~
Agents q The Mexican presidsa4
visited most Of the Important 1Duitxy
raising establishments Of IA S0niteu
States before their quest Led thsa Il,
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,hs church, servants. friends and
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15
Fighting Fires 40 Years

Deputy Fire
Chief George l.
Ross celebrating
his forieth annA-
srsay fighting
fires. This New
York fireman was
appointed In 1888
and is still going
strong. Fire-hght-
ing has lost none
of its thrills for
him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15
MosBY MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH >

1dlewosd Ave. and Randolph st.
Rev. ] A Brinkley. A B., B D.
Pas'or Services: Sunday. 1890 A
" and sP " sunday School 9 80
A. M All are welcome.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
(20tb and Decatur, So. Richmond
Rev. J. W. Dudley. D. D., Pastor;
Parsonage l715 Everett Street. Ser.
vices: Sunday. 1880 A. M and s
P. M. Sunday School, $3.50 A Ii
The public Is welcome
MT. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH,
(Penola. Va.)
Rev. NJ. c. Ruffin, Pastor Resi-
dence, Gil st. Peter st. Services at
Glen Allen, End and 4th Sundays at
P. M. At Penola, services on the
Srd Sunday at 1880 P. NJ. Sunday
School every Sunday at both places
ct II 40 A. II.
MT. GILEAp BAPTIST CHURCH
tChestsrfeld County,
Rev. W. Fl. Liggins. Pastor. Res
idsnce. 1895 Taylor st. Services.
LIST and Srd Sundays at 1880 p. n
Sunday School evsrv Sunday at
1880 4 Il
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
(1408 West Cary Street)
Rev. A. D. DAILY. Pastor. Residence
1919 w. Cary st. Services: 1880
A. N and 8 p N. Sunday School.
1900 A. NJ. All are welcome. -
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Broad and College Streets)
Rev. w. r. johnson. .. D.. Pastor,
Residence. 81 N Sch st. Services {:
sundays. 1880 4 ID. and 8 p. n.
Sunday school. s:3e A. II. All are
welccme.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15

RIpERvIEw nApTIST CHURCH
fJarnne' n and l.ombardy Stree e'
Rev. E d Lewis. Pastor. Resi-
aence s16 S l.nmbardy Street Sci
wees: Sunday | A. NJ and N
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15
CHURCH =
DIRECTORY

EBENEzER BAPTIST CHURCH.
(Leigh and Judah streets.)
Rev w. n Stokes Pm. D., Pastor
Residence, 1907 Brock Road. Ser
Woes: Sundays. II A. II. and 8 p. n
Sunday School, 9 A. n. The publir
Is invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15
Kresge Marries Again

S. S. Kresge,
millionaire mer-
chant operating $
and 10 Cent and
Department Stores.
secretly married
Clara K. Swaine
Of Mountain Home.
Pa. Kresge was
born at Bald
Mount, Pa. This
was his third mar
riage.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
WASHINGTON AND
 70RR|NGI0N MEET
State League Teams Clash Sun'
 day for First Time This Year

kensington and TorrinEton base ball teams will clash Sunday after noon at the Percival avenue grounds in kensington This will be the hrst meeting of the two outfits this year Although several games were pre- viously scheduled between these two, something always came up to prevent their being played.
 kenslnston under the surveil- lance Of Coach Bill Clancy and Man ager Eddie Moore. has developed into a potential baseball machine. The fsct that the team has been winning consistently of late shows that the long awaited mid-season form has been reached
 Torrington has strong club, one of the strongest in the Connecticut state league. There will be plenty of excitement during the contest be- cause both clubs are out to reach first position in the standing, if pos sihle
 kensington will most probabl, use Walter Berg on the pitching mound with Al Huband in the catcher's position With this battery and the weather fair, the team fol | lowers look forward to a complete ] rout of the invading forces, Sundays game will start prompt | ly at 5 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
WIDE AND PETERSON
 VICTORIOUS IN TRIALS
Veteran Swedish Track Performers Are Leading Hopes of Their
 Country in Olympics.

Stockholm, July 11.-tFl-Edvin Wide and sten Peterson, veteran Swedish track performers, have merged victorious from strenuous series Of elimination tryouts as lead ing hopes of their country in the Olympic games at Amsterdam
 Peterson. who holds the listed worlds record for the 4o0-meter hurdles at B 8-1o seconds. showed that he is well mp to form by win ming the event Tn the trials in 53 9-1o seconds and also clearing the 11h- meter hurdles in IA 4-5, Wide. the worlds 2.O0o- meter record holder, ran the 5000 meters in the trials and was clocked in 14 minutes. s seconds
 4 new star appeared when E. Lundguist hurled the lavelln 219 lowed will displace the present worlds record of 21S feet. 6 7-S inches established in 1924 by Gun mar Lindstrom. also of Sweden. H Lindhlad broke the Swedish record m the pole vault when he cleared 12 feet | 1-4 inches
 The Swedes. who have never been worse than fourth in track and field in the last five Olympics. will have 23 athletes in those events and a total team of 1o7 to represtn them in the various sports.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
 
iONLY ELEVEN ARE l LEFT FROM TEAM
Johnny Miljus Goes From
 Pirates to Cleveland Club

New York, July II lIs-Wlth the passing of Johnny Miljus, goat of the 1927 world series, only II of the 21 men Donie Bush used in a vain effort to beat the New York Yankees in that classic still are with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
 Milms. obtained from Settle of the Pacific Coast league during the h at of the 1927 pennant race. pass ed from the Flrc.e fold to the Cleve- land Americans yesterday, after he had failed 10 make good thts season. The Yankees won the fourth and deciding game of the world series last fall when Mlljus. after flaming Gehrig an' Meusel with the bases full in the ninth, let loose a wild pitch with Lazzeri up, Earle Combs C. lins across with the winning run.
 Nine others who saw service in that series with the National league champions have passed to other pas lures. Earl Smith, tn fiery catch CT. was internationally released on Monday of this week. Joe Harris, veteran first baseman and Johnny Gooch, the catcher, were traded to Brook n for Backstop Charlie Har- ereaves Vic Aldridge was traded to the Giants for Burleigh Grimes in an vch nge of right handed pitch CTS. Heinie Groh, he of the famous bottle bat. now is managing Char lotte in the South Atlantic league. Hal Rhyme. the second baseman, Is playing shortstop for San Francisco in the coast league. Yde. the south paw, and his battery mate, Spencer. are with Indianapolis. Cvengros. who relieved Meadows in the third game and saw Babe Ruth maui one O. his first pitchers for home run also has been released.
 Nor is that all. kiki Cuyler, who rode the wood" throughout the series, was traded to the Chicago Cubs during the winter. and Adam Comorsky. outfielder obtained to fill Kiki's shoes during the 1927 season but who failed 10 get into the fall classic. now is with Indiana polls. Meadows has not appeared in a championship game this year be- cause of a recurrence of the sinus trouble that for years has bothered him. Glenn Wright, the great short- stop of other years. has been sitting
 on the Pirate bench lately watching a
 voungster. Bartell: cavort at his old
 post Whether these two are slated
 for release also. remains to be seen
 In the case of Meadows it appears
 quite likely, but Wright should have
 many more good years of baseball in him.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
, the Aooctated Press

ItN t1e AoOI4dtuo TVS
 The west, with its mary pitfalls .or the unwary has 20 booster in John McGraw. ,he "naster-mind- ing" pilot of the Nev York Giants
 After taking three straight on the chin at Pittsburgh, the Giants moved into the even more dangerous ter ritory of St. Louis yesterday and en- ccuntered a storm of home runs that gave the leasue-le leading st. Louis Cardinals an easy to vic tory
 The defeat dropped the Giants into third place. Cincinnati moving up into the runner-up position by its 12 to defeat of the Brooklyn Dodgers The Reds, making gal lant comeback after a slump that sank them into the second division for . time. now are four and half games back of the Cardinals. with the Giants another full game in the rear.
 Joe Genewich pitched pretty good ball for McGraw until the sixth ln- ming, Andy Highs home run in the fourth being the only Cardinal score. The Giants tied it up in their half of the sixth and then the storm broke. High hit second homer. A walk to Jim Bottonley and circuit drives by Chick Hafey and George Harper ended the four run rally Clarence Mitchell. aged southpaw. exerted his usual skill over the Gi&nts. giving up only i've hits.
 The Reds pounded three Dodger hurlers for IS hits in their seventh successive triumph at Cincinnati. Pete Donohue held a tight rein on the Dodger sluggers until the late innings when the Reds had piled up a long lead. Long George Kelly was the hitting star of the day with four out of five.
 Hartnett's single with the bases loaded in the ninth gave the Chica- go Cubs | ' to decision over the Boston Braves in wild battle al Wrikley field. Rogers Hornsby's $ 18th homer of the season had given the Braves a tie in the first half ot tho last frame. Kent Greenfla1d had put the Cubs far out in front 1T the fifth inning when he walked Ave men. This geherosity with a triple double and single accounted for sis runs.
 Tho waner boys drove in the ty ing and winning runs in the Pitts bureh Pirates $ to 5 victory owe the Phillies The Phils took a on run lead in their half of the nlntl but single by Little and Big Poison enable the Corsairs to register thei fourth straight win-the secon' time this year they've put togethe a streak of that length.
 The Washington Senators move' up to a tie for fourth place in th American league by beating tn Cleveland Indians in both ends of double header. 3 to and to $. Tn nightcap was something of a freal for the Indians got no fewer than l. hits of Milt Gaston yet could no score a run.
 Lou Blue and Frank O'Rourk led the St Louis Browns to a t ? triumph over the Boston Red So in the opening game of the series O'Rourke drove in three runs an scored the fourth on a double stea Blue got three hits. one triple an scored two runs.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
FALCONS ID MEET
 : ELM CITY GIANTS
Postponed Game to Be Played at
 St. Mary's Field Sunday

Disappointed when their game with the Elm City Colored Giants of New Haven was cancelled few weeks ago because of rain, the Fall cons have scheduled the game for this coming Sunday at St. Mary's Field This is considered to be one of the blue-banner attractions of the season.
 The Giants have been travelling at a fast pace this year and have al- ready scored notable victories over some of the best teams in this state. The lineup of the team contains the names of several veterans of past seasons while new faces will be seen. The combination is one of the strongest to ever represent the club and it should give the Falcons plen- ty of trouble.
 The lineup. strengthened even since a few weeks ago. is as follows: Toyman 3b. Rettiway ss. Brown zb. Simon lb. Jordan If. Lane Of. Brady If, Coleman c. and Brown. Smith or Conquest p. Conquest has been add ed to the pitching staff since the Giants were first scheduled to ap- pear here.
 The Falcons are confident of keep ing their winning streak intact Lefty Atwood will be on the mound again. He has yet to suffer a defeat since joining the Falcon , squad The lineup will be the same IS it has been with Klatka back or first base. Slim" Politis will also proba bly, be with the club. The game Sunday afternoon will start promptly at 3 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
PLAY IN PLAINVILLE

The American Legion baseball team will meet the Plainville Le- zion team tonight in Plainville in the first contest in the dlsrlct league. This will be the first official start for the local club and many followers of the crew are planning to attend the game Southington will be here for another district league game Friday night. This game has been postponed since last Friday.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
GIRLS LEAGUE TO START
 PLAY NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
Schedule Is Drawn Up and Accepted by Managers of
 Teams-Four Concerns to Be Represented in Cir cuit-Season to Come to Close on August A- Soft Ball to Be Used Under Regulation Baseball Rules-Contests to Be Staged at Walnut Hill Park.

A schedule of games to be played in the Girl's Industrial BasebaM League, has been drawn up and ac- cepted by members interested in the league. The season will open play at Walnut Hill park next Monday night at 6 o'clock and will come to ! close on August 24.
 Four teams are entered in the league which will play soft ball un- der the rules of outdoor baseball. The teams are the New Britain Ma. chine, Stanley Works, North & Judd and Fafnir Bearing. The schedule is as follows:
 Monday, July 1s-New Britain Machine vs. Stanley Works.
 Friday. July 2o-North & Judd VI. Fafnir Bearing.
 Monday, July 23-Stanley Works vs. Fafnir Bearing,
 Friday. July 27-New Britain Ma. chine vs. North < Judd.
 Monday, July 3o-New Britain Machine Vs. Fafnir Bearing.
 Friday, August 3-Stanley works vs. North & Judd.
 Monday, August 6-Fafnir Bear. ing vs. North & Judd.
 Friday. August 1o-Stanley Works vs. New Britain Machine.
 Monday. Aug. l3-North & Judd vs. New Britain Machine. Friday. August 17-Fafnir Bear- ing vs, Stanley Works. Monday. August 2o-North 6 Judd vs. Stanley Works.
 Friday, August 24-Fafnir Bear. ing vs. New Britain Machine.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
GAME POSTPONED
Championship of Intcr-Church League May Be Decided in Con- test on Friday Night.

The late afternoon rain yesterday soaked the field at Willow Brook park and prevented the playing of the Inter Church baseball league game between the Everymans Bible class and the Stanley Memorial team.
 The league championship may be decided Friday evening when the Bible class tackles the St. Matthew's German Lutherans The St. Matts are in front by one game and a vic- tory over the E. B. C. would mean the frst-haif title. A Bible class vic- tory would mean tie and possible play-off. The game will be played on Diamond No ?. The First Luth- erans and Trinity Methodiets will play on Diamond No. 1 on the same evening. with the First Baptists tackling the stanmors-
 The second half of the league will begin next Monday.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
TITLE FIGHT TONIGHT
Tod Morgan of Seattle Risks Junior Lightweight Championship Against Eddie Martin.

New York, July II uP) - Tod Morgan of Seattle. Wash. was pre- pared today to defend his junior lightweight championship against Eddie (CannonbalD Martin of Brooklyn. former bantamweight champion. in the thrice-postponed IS round match tonight at Ebbets field. Brooklyn. Originally sched- uled for June 27, the bout has been set back three times.
 Both fighters arrived here from their training camps today in good physical shape and will weigh in again at the offices of the New York state athletic commission at 2 p. n.
 Having won the decision over Martin in an earlier bout this sum- mer. Morgan is an 8 to 5 favorite.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
GAMES POSTPONED

All games in the Industrial Base ball league scheduled to be played last night. were postponed on ac- count of rain. The shower held off until just a few minutes before playing time and then came down in sufficient quantity to prevent play, The mana gers of the teams which were to meet last night will arrange fo- the play-off dates.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
MARRIED FROM FIGHTING

Chicago. July II d'P)- Mlckes Walker worlds mlddleWelEht box ing champion. will not he Perihlt 70 fight m Illinois again unless ne meets d ranking contender for his title the Illinois state boxing coT- mission has announced Chairman Pan, prehn. who made the an norncement. refused 10 name 'he logical contender.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
TEAM REORGANIZES

The Cardinal Juniors baseball team has reorganized. The following players are requested to report for practice: J. Melifonis, R. Begley. J. Drummond. Recano. H. Begfey. V, Pikutis, C, Ziegler. J. Naushton and C. Myers. For games telephone 476oR.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
SIGNS WITH REDS

Chicago, July II CCP> - Luke Johnson. :aptail and star e: ths northw estern university baseball team. will join the Cincinnati Redi next season, 1t vas TWO, ,c.1 today. He will sign the contract after com. pleting the football and basketball season.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11

scored.
 x-pa..eA Tor rlarkson h eth. xy-Eattei for !. smith ID tth-
 100 nn4 nnl-s c,t 100 0so nnl-7 rro t,sa hit.-Naguire Cuyler, Bell Three base hts-Nagu,re, Cuyler, Home ran-Hornshy. Double plays-Beck fo Ma ru,re [, Grimm; Fell Fornshy fo slslNf' yrin-i-r ri.cher-Hush tmpires-Rigley and Hart Time of ganle 2:14
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11

X-Batted for McWeeney in 3rd ZZ-Batted for Ehrhardt in 9th. XXX-Batted for Elliot In sth.
 Rrook,yn 0ol 900 oso-4 Cincinnati SD olo 4'a-l-
 Two baee hits-Harrs, Herman. Allen CD, pressen. Critz. Walker Three base hits-kelly. Stolen base-Dressen. Double plavs-Ehrhardt, Gooch to Bissonette, Donohue, Ford to Kelly Winning pitcher -Donohue. unpires-Moran, Reardon and MaEee Time of same-l16
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
PIRATES PRACTICE

The Pirates will practice Wednes- day evening at Willow Brook park and Friday evening at Walnut Hill park. All players are expected to be present.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
ENTERS HEAVIER CLASS

Chicago, July il (uP)-Johnny Meyers. former worlds middle weight wrestling champion, will make his debut as light heavy weight here July 20 against an op- ponent not yet selected.