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who made her debut a year or
two after Miss Pitney, Is now
making a name for herself as
n translator. She has been in
washington off and on through
the winter, but within the next
week or two she and Miss Kath.
crime Garrison. of East Orange,
N. J., a classmate at Smith Col
lere are to settle down in an
apartment In New York. Miss
Hard is now working on a trans.
lation from the French Of Paul
Hazards life of Stendahl--pen
name of Marie Henri Beyle-
French novelist, critic and author
Sf "Le Rouge ct Noire"-- and on
a life of Goethe by another
Frenchman, Carre. The first is TO
come out in April, but the other
not Until AUTUMN.
Playwright
Then, there's Miss Rehecca
Dial eldest of former Senator
and Mrs. Nathaniel B Dlara
several gifted daughters. She
has aspirations as a playwright
and recently a playlet, "A So
cial Success" took first prize
in a Statewide play contest con-
Quoted by the newspapers in
South Carolina. 1t was produced
at the Little Theater in Co
lumbia, s. c., and will have
it's first Washington presentation
tomorrow afternoon at the Con-
gressional Club. 1t will be fea.
tured then on the clubs home
talent" program to which none
but members will contribute.
Miss Dial Is to play an im'
portant role In her miniature
drama. with. Miss Mildred Hoff'
man and Charles Farrar. Miss
Hoffman is the daughter Of John
Hoffman, under whose profes-
sional direction the play is being
produced. Miss Dial, by the
way, had recently opened studio
in the Portland Hotel for the
training of the speaking voice,
correction of defective speech,
public speaking and dramatic art.
The Washington times., 1929-02-21
Portrait Painter

Prof. Nicol Michailow and his
daughter, Miss Olga Michailow,
entertained at dinner last night at
the Mayflower in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Mohun. The
other guests were the Counselor OF
the German Embassy and Nine.
Kiep. DR.. and Nine. Panaretoft'
Nine. Won Lewinski and the Secre..
tary OF the Bulgarian Legation and
Nine. Bisseroff. Prof, Michailow,
who is we'll known painter, IS at
present working on a portrait of
Miss Elizabeth Mohun and some
time ago he did a fine portrait Of
DIR. Panaretoff.
Representative and Mrs. Arthur
H. Greenwood are having an at
home this evening, beginning at
o'clock, at the Congressional
Club. Their daughter, Miss Ruth
Greenwood, will give readings.
Mrs. william F. Dennis enter
tained today at the third Of a
series of bridge.Iuncheons. which
she is giving in her home at
1859 r st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-25
"a For Goats Reduced

Inns the first have had such variety Of fine
and the collection priced fairly to offer superior value
Tomorrow e prices of these "a drop to new low point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-25

Evening Shoes, SIPS
40 pairs, reduced from our regular
stock-strap and opera pumps of black
satin, gold and silver kid, paisley and
white crepe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-25
Women's $3.50 to $18
Shoes Reduced
s7'1S

For Street and Daytime, S7.2S
1873 pairs; strap and step-in models of
tan calf, patent leather, blue lizard,
brown water snake, brown alligator
and black and brown suede.
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and taken every possible precaution,
am an absolute fatalist," he said.
Il go out and try for the record and
II l make il everything is all right.
IT ] crash, | crash" he continued.
The famous English driver who
has won many of the outstanding
European races during the eight
years he has been in the game. ex-
poets 10 retire and devote his time
TO the automotive industry.
II would have retired after set a
record OF 203 miles an hour here
two years ago in my Sunbeam Spe-
ciai, Segrave said, but when Eng
lish engineers built the Golden Ar
row, | WAS so impressed with its
design and its possibilities that I
consented 10 bring it TO this country
in an effort Q take back the record
with me 10 England.
Major Segrave is 80 years old and
married. He served in the infantry
machine gun and aviation branches
OF the British army during the
World war and started his automo-
bile racing career in 1919.
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CARRIGAN WORRIED
Manager Of Red SOx Perturiped Over
Condition of Ira Flagstead,
Ill With Influenza.

Bradenton, Fla, March II Up
The condition of Ira Pete" Flag
stead, mainstay OF the Red Sox out
field, was worrying Manager Bill
Carrigan today. Fiasstead arrived
over the weekend after a five day
trip from Olympia. Wash, under
Weight and reporting that he had
spent several weeks in a Tacoma,
Wash. hospital suffering from in
fluenza. He will need plenty OF
Florida sunshine and carefully regu-
lated practice to be in condition for
the start of the season.
A quiet Sunday was marred for a
dozen members of the squad, includ-
ing Carrigan, by a deep-sea fishing
trip in which there was too much
sea and no fish. Pitcher Ed Morris
familiar with these waters, refused
to go at the last minute but was on
We pier to greet sick looking
group OF athletes with the inevitable
Il told you sos when the launch
returned.
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ATHLETICS RETURN
Narkmen Have Disastrous Trip
Against Cardinals and Reds in
Exhibition Games.

Fort Myers, Fla, March II (P-
Th" Philadelphia Athletics returned
to their home base here today some
what unused up from a brief road
series with the st. Louis Cardinals
and the Cincinnati Reds. They lost
three out Of four.
The Cards took two and Cincinnati
one, but in the final game with the
Reds yesterday the Mackmen found
themselves and scored 6 to VIC
tory.
Connie Mack shifted his batting
order for the sunday sct-to and the
result vas flock of hits, 10 being
obtained from the offerings of Gudat,
Lucas and Ash. Yerkes and Breck-
enridgc. Mack rockies, performed
well for six innings and Walberg was
also effective in the closing three
rounds. NJ. Dykes played second
and occupied Bishops old place as
leadoff man in the batting order He
had three hits.
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FOOTBALL PRACTICE
'ni. ersity of Pennsylvania Squad to
be Put Through Six Weeks Work
out.

Philadelphia. March II (P,-SiA
weeks of football practice, starting
today, is planned by Coach Lou
Young for the University of Penn
sylvanla squad.
Heretofore spring practice has
lasted for only three weeks. but the
loss OF 4 lettermen, including five
players who were regulars tor three
seasons, made it necessary, Young
said, to lensthen the period of in
struction.
Blocking. charging, tackling and
signal drills will be stressed during
most of the practice in an effort TO
have the candidates who report in
the fail 50 well versed in the differ
cnt phases of the game that more
time can b. devoted 10 perfecting
team play. Some time also will be
SlEcnto the new rules.
Coach Young expected about 50
men to report for the opening prac-
tee today. The coaches faced The
problem of developing three backs to
replace PAM Soul, John Shower and
Paul Murphy, while in the line re-
placements must be found for Grant
Westg gate, center, and John Smith,
tackle.
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G0SLIN'S Arm ALL RIGHT
Batting Champion OF American
League Reaches Washington
Camp With Good News.

Tampa. Fla, March II LP -
Goose Goslin. American league bat
! ting champion. has reached the
Washington training camp here win
an arm fun of good news for Mama
ger Walter Johnson.
His throwing arm, he says. is an
right. II was all wrong most OF last
season, and he had to relay The
balls that reached him via the in
field. Joe Judge, first baselnan,
who has been with him at Hot
Springs and accompanied him 10
Tampa, echoed the outfelder's op-
timism.
strenuous week Of exhibition
games was inaugurated with a 6-5
victory over the Tampa Southeast
ern leaguers yesterday, despite some
wild fielding by Big Jim" Weaver,
who pitched the opening innings, and
Elmer Voter, third baseman. The
club Will meet the Braves at st.
Petersburg Tuesday, the Cardinals
at Avon park Thursday and Friday,
and the Braves again at Tampa Sat.
urday.
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PLAY BOYS CLUB

The Willimantic Y. Al. c. A. team
will face the Boys Club basketball
quintet tonight on the locals floor.
The Windham county boys are COM
ing over with fast team which has
made good record. and New Brit
ain is looking for a real fight but is
unafraid. All regulars are in gooi
condition and the players hope 10
keep going at the speed they show
ed at the end of last weeks 11th-
hour victory.
The Boys Club Reserves and the
Whippets ill meet in the prelimi-
nary in the third and deciding game
will follow the games.
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Ty Cobb. at his Augusta, Ga
home, may see this. And if he does
he proba b.. will express the wish
that his legs were as good now as
they were the day this photographs
was taken.
One look at that chariot Ty and
his wife and baby son are sitting N
shows that it was snapped many
years ago. 1t was somewhere along
1912, when Ty was getting into hi,
stride as one OF the greatest baseball
player of all time.
Ty hadn'' been with the Detroi:
Tigers very long when this was tax
en- and he hadn't accumulated the
worldly goods that now make his
retirement possible without any rea-
son to worry about finances. He did.
however, have his dough even then
and this big utompbile is one of
the first purch he made. 1t WAS
d sensation in his home town.
Copyright. 1929, NEA Service, Inc.
Printed in s A
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HEYDLER VISITS CAMP
President OF National League Will
attend First Exhibition Game
With Cards,

ST. Petersburg, Fla, March / (Pj
john A. Heydler, president of the
NdtlonaI league. VAS d visitor toda y
at the Braves camp here. He will
attend the first Of the exhibition
games Staged by the tribe with the
st. Louis Cardinals.
Presidents Manager Emil Fuchs
denied reports from the Brooklyn
dueout that the Dodgers were TO buy
Eddie Farrell. former Giant short =
stop now competing with rabbit
Maranville for regular berth in the
Braves intiold. He said the Brook
Ign management had made an offer
Cor Farrell, but that he had given
1t no consideration.
-Four pitchers went up in the air
all together yesterday, much 10 IN"
disgust of Coach Johnny t.vers. They
rode IN an airplune over the bay and
the Trojan told them vigorously that
it was not only bad for their health
but Il bad omen for the season.
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SET TO ATTACK
Speed RECORDS
SeS7aye and White Await Favor
able Weather Conditions

Daytona Bench. Fla. March Ii
tP,-Two powerful racing alItomo-
hli"s stood ready today TO make Il
dual assault upon The worlds spee ed
record of 207.55 miles an hour They
awaited only the prospect Of perfect
wind and beach conditions at low
tide.
Major VI n u errra,a of Enr-
land who sot a record Of 2oa miles
an hour here two years ago. has
pitted his trim - cylinder Golden
Arrow racer against the giant tri-
motored Tripl"N owned by J. NJ.
White Of Philadelphia. which holds
the present record. Each driver de-
clared he was confident of setting
new mark OF a. least 10 or e2O
ii'iles an hour.
tnfavora bic beach conditions
which has delayed the start of the
speed trials for nearly week.
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low It'd" early today and if the nine
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COHEN LOOKS GOOD
Giant Candidate for Second Base
May be Assured of dob If He
Continues Hitting,

Laredo. Texas. March II tP-If
Andy Cohen can keep up his preseni
streak of hitting John McGraw will
not have to look any farther for a
second baseman for his New York
Giants.
Rumors have been going the
rounds for some weeks that Andy
would play second base again this
year. but that it wouldn't be Andy
Cohen. 1t seemed that Andy Reese
had the inside track for the job, hut
ever since the exhibition season
started Cohen has been hitting the
ball on the nose, and safely. He got
double and a single as the Giants
trimmed San Antonio again yester-
day. G-1. He needs only to keep up
that gait to clinch the second base
assignment.
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Phillies Are Jubilant
Over Victory in Game

Winter Haven, Fla. March II up
The Phillies began their two-a- day
program today somewhat iubilant
over their one-sided victory yester-
day in their first regular game of
the training season.
All the regulars We're in action
and all performed in a manner &C
ceptable to Manager Shotton. George
Susce. rookie catcher for the Phis,
brought favorable comment from
players and spectators. Susce Is a
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Rupert Is Satisfied
With Yankee Outlook

ST Petersburg, Fla. March IL P
Colonel Jacob RUPERT has had his
first glimpse this year Of his New
York Yankees and Is satisfied.
The Yankees owner arrived here
yctorday and Immediately trade ru-
rors tgan to fly. But the colonel
said n Ia" champions had any trades
he didn't know Of them.
From what ] have heard he
said. "the Yankees do not need any
more men. Higgins can have any
one he wants. but he appears to be
satisfied. His club was good enough
to win last year and will be stronger
worry"
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0UIMET LAID UP
Former National Amateur and Open
Golf Champion Out for Remainder
OF Season.

Boston, March II up - Francis
Ouimet, former national and open
golf champion, may be out of golf
the entire 1929 season because of a
serious abdominal operation he was
forced to undergo on Saturday. it
was learned today
The operation was performed at
St EliZabeth's hospital in Brighton
after a recent fall had aggravated an
cid injury. His condition after the
operation was reported as rather
distressing" but was not regarded as
necessarily serious.
Ouimet was looking forward to the
coming season with considerable an
ticipation. He was anxious to play
frequently in preparation for the
amateur cham pionship chiefly to re-
deem the disappointing showing he
made last September at Brae Burn
when he was eliminated on the first
round
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BEGIN BILLIARD MATCH
johnny Layton and Allan Hall Meet
In 600 Point Return Battle Today
in New York.

New York, March II tP-Johnny
Layton, worlds three cushion bill
lizards cham pion. and Allan Hall, OF
st. Louis, begin their special 600
point return match here this after
noon. Hail defeated the title h older,
500 to $50 in a 600 point match last
week.
Afternoon and evening blocks Of
90 points each viii be played every
day this week.
Frank Taberski of Schenectady, y.
Y, worlds pocket billiard champion.
and Andrew St. Jean will start play
in a 500 point match here today.
will be played.
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Charlie Hyatt Leads
COllegiate Scorers

New York, March II R-Charley
Hyatt, Pittsburgh's heayy-scoring
forward, has clinched individual
scoring honors among eastern COL
lcge basketball PLAYERS.
His season closed. Hyatts total
has reached 3G2. Ed Wineapple OF
Providence is second with 27S;
sleepy" Glenn of West Virginia
third with ~: Joey Schaaf of
Pennsylvania fourth with 273; Col
Inns. st. Johns New York, fifth, wit
247 and kriegern, Providence, sixth
with 212.
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JAPANESE TO SFRTEa

New York. March II (UP) -
Among the various activities the
Osaka Mainichi has outlined for
1929 is a proposal to organize 4
tourist party of about IS baseball
fans 10 see the world series. The
tentative plan is to leave Yokohama
on September 18th. The party also
will visit the large cities and points
of interest.
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ZiIESkI TEAM WINS

The Ialeski basketball tear of the
Boys Club defeated the Junior Hi-Y
quintet in a fast and clcanly played
game at the Y. NJ G. A Saturday,
The Boys Club team ran up an early
lead and held il at half-time. "uiko
Ialcski and RoHinsk were the fea-
Coyle starred Tor the losers. The
summary:
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Chicago Cubs Are Back
For More Conditioning

Avalon. Catalina Island. Cal.
March II Pt-After breaking even
with Los Angeles in their first two
exhibition games of the season. the
Cubs were back on Catalina Island
for more conditioning today.
Manager Joe Mccarthy is salts
fled his club has finally got enough
batting punch for a National league
pennant. SO his worries have rcNolv-
ed to pitching and tho infrld.
Rogers Hornshy Welded his heavy
willow with usual susto in III" An
gels series, cracking out two HON
CTS. a brace of doubles. a single and
accounting for seven runs.
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PLAN BOXING MATCH

New York, March II UP) -
Plans were underway today for q
match between Max SchmelinK,
German contender. and Paolino
Czcudun of Spain for a heavyweight
elimination bout at Yankee stadium
June 81, the winner to meet Jack
Sharkey of Boston September rs for
the worlds heavyweight title,
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GOLF MATCHES START

Miami, Fla. March II (UP) -
With IS teams entered, play started
here today in the international four
ball team championship matches.
Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen.
present titleholders, tee of with
Harry Cotton and Frank Ball Of
England at $50 a. m,
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Earl Averill to Play
Center for Cleveland

New Orleans, March II P1-Earl
Averill, costly rookie purchased by
the Cleveland Indians from the San
Francisco club OF the Coast League,
will play center field. Manager
Roger Peckinpaugh said today. He
will be thanked by Jameson in left
and Porter in right.
The batteries gave over to the rest
OF the team today after a week Of
practice alone. A troop of Old timers
and tryouts IN uniform found the
Indians at full strength. excepting
Hodapp who has been unable to ad-
just salary differences.
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seni-pro from Pittsburgh trying the
big league for the first time He
travelled with the Phillies for a short
time last season. quitting the Uni
Verslfy OF Pittsburgh for chance to
get into the majors.
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ONE MORE WARNING
All to Bed by II p. NJ, Is the Latest
Order Issued TO Pirates by DOME
Busl,.

pdso Robes, Cal, March II Rt-
Ghe more warning sign has been
hung out at the Pittsburgh Pirates
training camp alongside those of mo
liquor and ''all 10 bed by ! ! p. m"
The new words are card playing
taboo This step was taken by
DOME Bush after hotel officials had
complained of the carelessncss of the
men in throwing cigaret butt. about
the floor.
Bush learned today that he had
a one man team in Pitcher Erwin
Brame. Tall and rdngy, Brame in
formed Bush he was former first
sackct. He previously Was known to
have played every other position.
Why didn't you tell me that last
season when | was needing a first
sackcr?" Bush demanded. Il was
out of the city at the time" Bramc
responded, you had sent me to In
danapolis.'
Bramc. accordingly, may under
study Earl Sho"ley at first and
should Shecly's hitting not come up
TO standard. may replace bin.
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FOLLOWS IN HOYTrs STEPS

Brooklyn High. that sent Waite
Hoyt TO the majors, is sending an
other kid pitcher up for a trial this
year He is Jimmy Pattison and he
will try out with the Brooklyn team.
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BEST SHOTS ON SAME TEAM

John Kuck and Herman Brix,
Americas two outstanding shot put
tiers last season, are now on the
same team. the Los Angeles Athletic
club squad.
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A black hen which swapped its
sable garb for white feathers is re-
ported by Albert Zachrison of Au-
burn, Wash.
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The New Britain roller hockey
team apparently took a tossing
around in Albany yesterday in the
second game Of the playo off series.
A third foul took a goal away from
the locals that, otherwise. would
have given the Hardware City team
z victory.
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Manager McDonough is not salts
fed with the play of the brother Of
the local star. but he plans to give
him one more opportunity to work
into the local lineup. lie stated to-
day that Red" Williams will play
tonight and his work will decide the
manager on either keeping him here
or letting him so.
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all in the game, according to reports
"kid' Williams had three goals
come out on him in the first period
and only a few seconds before Steve
Pierce scored the winning counter in
the overtime frame, Villa ms had
another that came out on him.
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II was toss-up between boucher
and Red" at the close of the reg
ular season. Because of the excel
lent combination on the rush line OF
"kid" Williams and Thompson, the
local pilot believes that New Britain
would be considerably stronger in its
attack and defense if the Fall River
star was playing with the Hardware
City team.
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After the second game of the ser
les, Manager Frank McDOnOugh
stated today that he may change the
local lineup and bring in Bib
Boucher to play center and put
Thompson on the rush line with
kid" Williams. This will let Red
Williams. brolhe Of the Kid" out
OF the picture.
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Had Barney Doherty not been IN
jurcd, the New Britain team would,
by far be the faNorite to win the en-
tire series. The New Britain colnbi-
nation was admittedly the best in
the league and in all OF its meetings
Lutte superiority.
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READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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The kcnsinSton Boys club basket
bah team won the state y. NJ. c. A.
haSk tball title in the playoH in the
intermediate class Saturday by de-
f.ating the Woodsto ck Academy
team.
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A watermelon weighing 90 pounds
was raised from Hungarian seed by
Peter Fodor of Lewiston, Idaho.