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New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Record Breaking Number, Exceeding Last Years Quota by 3,OOO,OOO, Is Ready for Mailing.

Hartford, Nov. 27.-For the first 'me in the history of the Christmas cal sale in Connecticut, a record breaking total of a quarter of bill Ion seals will be placed on sale by ale various local agents of the tate tuberculosis commission, ac- iording to a report made by Miss habel Baird, state campaign direc- Or before a meeting of the com- hission in the capitol on Monday. This total exceeds last years dis rlbution by nearly three million. Ind indicates a greater demand for Inc seals that are sold to fight tu- 'erculosis. Practically 160,O00 let "rs containing one hundred or more calls are now in readiness to be nailed out from @ local tu- Herculosis and health associations throughout the state.
 The report further states that a tccent tabulation of the 1928 seal ale returns just compiled by the sational headqua rters. indicated that me sale in this state was exceeded y only five other states in the mion, and that Connecticut was the sniy state between one and two mil lon of population which raised a ,um in excess of s1O0,00O. It is ex- 'ccted that the total sales in the ioming campaign will be increased fom S115.000 to $125. 5.00O.
 Organization plans which have Hst been completed include the re- appointment by the state tUbercu- csis commission Of all the former .gencies. and the establishment of Wo new units in Ridgeheld and Hinton.
 District Directors
 Leaders representing the follow lg organizations in charge of the york in various parts of the state re:
 Ansonia-Derby - District Nurse 'ssociation, Mrs. T. G. Lesse, chair 0an.
 Beacon Falls - Anti-tuberculosis committee, Miss Cora Bronson.
 Berlin-Nisiting Nurse committee Hrs. Henry Hooker.
 Bethel-Nisting Nurse association, Hiss Anna l.. Smith.
 bOZrah Anti-tuberCuloSis con- nittce. Mrs. W. l.. McManus.
 Branford-Nisiting Nurse associa- ion. Mrs. Rudolph Bailey. Bridgeport-Nisiting Nurse asso- iation. Mrs. Elmer ,H. HaNens.
 Bristol--Employee Health Pro- active league, Harry J. McKinstry ollinsvile-Public Health Nurs- 1g board, Miss Josephine A. Bar our.
 Cheshire-Public Health Nurse ssociation. Miss Nettie c. Smith. Clinton--Public Health Nursing ssociation, Mrs. Charles A. Polton
 wcll-Pubhc Health Nurse ssociation, Mrs. William P. Couch resident.
 Danbury-Nisting Nurse associa
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
HOPE RENEWED FOR LOST FLLER
Native Reports Seeing Smoke
 in Far North WildS

Nome Alaska, Nov, 21 tA}-New hope rose today for the safety of Carl Ben Eielson and his mechanic. Earl Borland, missing since they took off November frol Teller, Alaska, on an .upted flight to the ice-locked ship Nanuk. as the result of &n report by d native dog team driver that he had seen smoke in an isolated spot near North Cape, Siberia.
 The native said the smoke he sighted was about %5 niles from the Nanuk. I.ielson carried small stove and a large quantity of gaso- line, with which it is believed he might have sent up a smoke signal.
 Hope was further increased by the fact that this last report coin cidcd with 'Iothcr by Russian trappor, who said he heard the drouc ot plane motor in the same region on fine day EicIson and Bor- land dropped from sight. Fog Il the plane from his view.
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
SOUTH BOSTON MAN KILLED

Southboro, Mass, Nov, 27 lP3- Paul Campbell, 20, of south Boston was instantly killed shortly before ; q. m. today, when he struck a telegraph pole while driving sedan police claim was stolen from th" Foley Cab company Of South Bos ton. He suffered a fractured sku1i Marlboro police are holding hjs companion, Charles F, Gill, 70, ot Dorchester, for the Boston police They charge he was implicated in the theft, Gill was slightly in jurcd.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

the headquarters of the Marine Workers league where q quantity of pamphlets also were taken by police. They were quoted as say ing they were organizers for the league and that Davis and Aronson were members
 Letters addressed to tho interna- tional labor defense in New York were taken from the suspects Ony of them requested legal assistance for Aronson and Davids.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Prizes to Be Given
 For Dance at Church

X dancs sponsored Rev. Ed ward Gradeck, curate of St. An drew's church, for the young peo- pie, will be held Friday evening at the parish hall e. Church and Stanley streets. Prizes will be given for the best waltz and fox-trot dancers
 This is the first C2nce ever given by Rev. Fr. Gradeck. It is expected that all the young people of the parish will attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
School Masters
70 Meet Here

y bradford TranIam, oducat.on
commiss'oa.r-,ecr,tary, California
ra.raycrs' "sSociatian, VIII We the
principal 81. a.ar at t'n meeting OF
,a1 Imperial county School Master.
ciup. which wiz be h,ld in the
Hotel Irhasa Worth Monday
night. IL Cyutro teachers VIII act
as hosts 1T dinner which viii b.
scrvsd IT c:3o.
Tfapham VIII sp,al, On tha coen-
ty unit p,an ef school administers
tica which is among the bills bafor,
jh. present state legislature. This
bill. which tn taNpaycrs associa.
ton is backing, has created consid
"rahle controversy, and many dis
puttd points VIII be- cleared up by
Traahmn 5 talk.
1.aEicali school masters are in
v.J.d to bo guestI Of the evening.
John G. Canton and DcIbcrt Fin
Icy win furnish music during the
dinner hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Salvation Army
Board Meeting

Choosing the second week in Feb.
raay as the tentative date for its
campaign to raise funds for 1929 the
adTiaot board Of the Salvation
Armv discussed voraI matters Of
Importance at its meeting in tn.
barbara Wort' Lot.I last night.
Providing tlc date chosen does not
conflict with those of any other or
@anization, the Salvation Army will
enlist fho cooperation IF Imperial
Valley residents fer aid OF the above
date
Officers chosen at last n'ght'e
meeting for the current year are:
Franz, g. Wei, ~ Ccutro. chairman:
Walter Iiavekorst, Braw,oy. vice
chairman; II. H. Myers, Calipatria
sncrot&ry and Fred !. CiauoIa, f.
Centre, treasurer. The board ais,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Beyschlag Gives
Demonstration Of
Proper Planting

with @Lost 25 peran gov us and
uuls.ryeon in attendance, the pecan
p'4Uiiug demonstration Ge!d yestor-
dav ut III, John Fia'a ranch proved
docid d ~ successful affair and
m Indication Of wid spread interest
ii the industry Frank E'ysoh'a@,
resistant farm ady.sor, conducted
Tie m,etiag with practically every
ono present taking put in tAe dis
An aytU. printing demonstration
WAS held in which tree was plant
II aad tho yaria4s methods Of
planning pointed our. Hyysehla@
h.a2' r.rtain soil recommendations.
hiding soil free of altal au2
ssat.r tahIr and Il deep, soft sub
sell Before painting the tree, h"
NH,"ino5 Low to rrGne back broken
'aotS ana emphasized tae necessity
~ cutting hac& the top Of the tree.
#A.e !ast Sep is deemed necessary
10 waiataiu q balance, as between
% and - per cent If the roots are
left i'm the uur~.ry.
Tire" training methods were dis.
ta-s-d lay Bovschl4E, who said There
aeo thr.e different methods which
av he talloV i. Base or cr.n typ
trimming consists cf jhc truur split
ting fair.y r"ar a." 'a~r aul form
ing MO many branches; central
.-ad.r type. which Il recommended,
a3low+ the cHts"I hr"AeA t. uecoma
:he most dominant, while the nodj-
t5,d leader typ of TRIMMING Is a
h.nalion of the base and cen
;rai leader types.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Ball Trial Opens
In Local Court

EX-Deputy sheriff William Chip
Balls trial on a possession of in
toNirqtiug liquor charge opened tins
morning. before q jury ia Judge
Mayficld 5 court.
The case WAS continued at noon
until ] 80 O'Clock this afternoon
and up to that time three prosccu-
tion witnesses lad been heard.
They were Deputy sheriff Tom
Sharp, complaining witness, Deputy
Sheriff Grant Christian and Police
Chief Homer Harris Of Imperial.
who was on the stand when the
case closed for the noon recess.
BAH was arrested ut his rooming
house II Imperial the night Of Janu-
ary Is during Il series of raids con-
Quoted at Imperial by sheriff $ Of
flee operatives and Imperial police.
The officers alleged that five
pints Of whisky were found lying
uncovered on the ground beside a
small building ut the rear of Bali $
house. Only four Of the bottles
were produced at the hearing today.
According to officers one Of the
bottles was broken.
Although the trial was still in
progress at a late hour, the Jury
was expected to get the case before
the close Of the days court session.
Ball was represented by Attorney
w. II. Abrahams of Brawley and
Deputy District Attorney L. H.
Law acted for the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
LOCAL CHAMBER
HEARS TALK BY
PAUL GLADSTONE

Paul Cla4stono. western manager
e the United Stmcs Chamber of
Commerce, was the guest Of honor
II dinner given BY the local cham
ber last cvcn.ng at the Barbara
Worth hotel. Leo IIct2nI, president
Of the organization, presided as
toast master. The following attend
ed: Mcs,rs. K. H. Cary, g. ". Rene
le, e. H. H. Small, W. A. ToaIro, w.
II. Tyl.r, Robert IIays Pete Rvor-
son, l.. g. Wilson, +. \. Christian,
G. W. 6. Stevenson, ". Z. Hancock
r. G. Barnes. \. W. Huntc, Howard
T.. Meyer, Leo IIetz"l, pr. Sem
Bacon and the guest Of honor.
Clagstonc spoke very interesting
Il # the achievements Of thr nation-
al chamber 81 commerce, Of which
,ae RI Centre bod is member
Matters If federal taxation, law
enforcement, tariff, aid. to farming,
merchant marine, highway improve
meut and other great public cues
tioas. haNa been often considered by
the United St#trs Chamber, and
HarE frequently the roeommonda-
tons - his body have been the
basis Of congressional action.
I'll" visitor told Of the many ways
in which th" national chamber could
ass. in he handling Of local prob
'aes and hn urged tbat tha Fl f"n-
tra organization make fall use o.
the facilities available through its
correction With that body.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Have You Noticed how clean ana
bright your garment, are Wlcn
cleaned by us. our cleaning will
please voa. Cowan L Clayton, Dry
Cleaners. Phone G45. ~ Main. adv
Arrested a. 1aaw.cy-N;lcs +.
Moore, -, Of paossiE. Ar.l was ar
rested ag Er4wley late yesterday
and held = tle-r1utE jail lnro for
Arilona sfticnis on charg. of
falling to provide .or minor ch.!d.
win c. Newell buying hay for
Kenneth r. Simpson & Company is
registered at the Oregon Hotel this
v,ck. Leave phone or address. adv
Ms. Wilson, moved. ITcmstitcher,
to 1542 Man. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 49, adv
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
Or. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
brr and I!ccolite Plates a Specially.
Gi7 Main 81, FL Centro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

voted to met at quarterly intervals
N the future.
Adjutant y. Il. Lorenzcn extend
ed IN invitation to The board TO at
tend the convention Of advisory
boards of the Southern California
jurisdiction, which will be held Feb.
ruary 2s at Mission Inn. Riverside.
The annual report for the last fis.
cal yaar, and a financial statement
with budget for the coming wear
were approved
After q discussion If the adyisa.
biIity Of erecting a permanent Sal.
F@tion Army huilding in this citv,
committees were appointed TO inves.
tIgate various phases Of this matter
ara report back at the next meeting
Of the board.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
CNkl {; s
A.t3e,4e. x.....sss.. x.ss :aJat.ks&A-

osTlo snopwou Angel winch
O. 'ieitcd thos. @ao sa" it last
MALT. VII ~ repeated again 10
u'aEl at the N,st Coast Imperial
Theatre. IT, ca'v complaint hc1rd
.,ou last nights audience va, that
tic picture crGrd toe soon. In a
Music ehoppa' ard tlr foN Mog.e-
tone viii also - repeated.
tratIr. N3Hlonn ptrtarn, "Tho
Niduq,t Tai - produced by
Nmu,r Bros, VIII hn the attraction
at 'hr tGyatr, tomorrow, with An
t.n.a MHreuo anj Iio!#a Costello n
tas la"G.ag ro'
alle east. including MHraa 10y,
William Russell Tmn'r DuEEan
Robin, Agr,w aud other notables,
1ll1 H. sos ia a'a l.ssr characters,
.s1h, Midnight Taxi" de.Gs With
N- rsrar.enree ef wealthy yom9
.ae WHO hoots up with crowd o.
loat'yagers aad hliaca.l i.r excite.
rt ana e,ts i|.ua# ot =. iae.
G.at1 L. l&hss the aeqIair.9ase
ot giH u}nH hr believes to b. a
urosE. ut who j. ..a1lE m awHtenr
G....:'yo vlp .,,.-.e tn r".lrg
,ov1 The haad Of outlaws.
Throughout ttc p.r.urt e@rhesi+
i. e.su the thrilling situations
.i-4.n .ae 'a,siuo features e. Nita
'.aa..
Another foatarc oa the bill is tn
4or cff-' -g'o tha IiygfiglI Fol
I. starr in talking act arl Joseph
Eo.~n 1T. Irish tenor. For good
r.ea-ur. Manage Nor alSo Of .rr>
80. rus Mori.taa. i'm the latest
rrrs Incidents
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

no. I'll
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI.
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA.
MENTARY.
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
IN the Matter of the Estate of
Gurdon +. Hovcy, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that a
petition for the probate of the win
Of Gurdon Z. Hovcy, deceased, and
for the issuance to Frederick v
IIovcy, of letters tcstamertary, has
been filed in this Court, and thai
Friday, the Sth day Of February.
1929, at Two O'Clock F. NJ, of SAID
day, at the Court Room of said
court, at the Court House, in the
City Of El Centre, County Of Tmpe,
rial, state Of California, has been
set for the hearing Of said petition.
when and where any person in.
tcrcstcd may u; pear am CO, est the
same, and show cause, ii any they
i'ave, why SAID petition should not
be granted
Dated January 22n2, fo49.
c. G. MOI SSEAU, Clerk.
Ey J. VI, H'e"art, Deputy Clerk.
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Work Progressing
On Eighth Street

Pavcmeat and lighting system
Construction work or Eighth street
is rap,d'.% naafing ea#p' siou Ths
uh.ia," pavement has b.so COM
rlct.d On the atr.ct hctw".r &tst,
nrd Adams aad tle riding ,Hrfac.
las hcen finished .. IA. ""ers.~
tim.s.
Wor}.mou nov 3e ro',iag Other
sections of th' street preparator:
to laying the pavement. Bases for
tie ornamental light standards on
Eighth street were being installed
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Special Service
At Seeley Church

\ splendid missionary program
has been propared for tn" regular
sunday services Of the HcoIay
.har.A, with three speakers from
San Di.1, coming over p"cial' y
for the occasion. Mrs. Z. p. +3oa
is to speak on Hi-fo~@ls.' and
Mrs. W, H. .'ortcrfieid viii discuss
acr racort visit in Hcxican mission
ary fields. Miss Ella sheldon will
also giva talk.
The program VIII bo c'v.n at the
II O'Clock church service and all
members aud residents Of tine com
mGaity are invited to attend.
\ pot luck luncheon VIII br served
It noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Another Clue To
Skeleton Identity

As another stop toward establish
ing the identity Of thu mutiiated
skeleton Of Il Young woman found
in tlc dessert near Nilaud several
weeks ago bv Curorcr i. T.. Lemons
and shcrif.' $ office operatives, au-
tanrities TODAY were preparing TO
coaIarc the teeth with 4 dentist :
impression Of the mouth Of a girl
who disappeared from ONrWd two
years ago.
ONrarJ police werr to send the
impression t. officials here ana it
was aspect. 4 thar t'' test ,.1uid hp
made sometime late today or tomor
roW.
The body has ho,n Partially id,u-
tilted by Mrs. Fred AsEcm Of ON-
n0rd aa that of hrr - year old
daughter, Monica, who disappeared
from h.r homa thar. two years AGO
and never was seen again.
The partial Identification was cs-
tablishel through a description Of
the skeletons t,rth and tiroazh q
lock OF hair scat 70 C.rarJ lay au.
thorjtjas hort.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Unable To
Save Her Children
~ United Press Lcnxrd Wire

BUTTE. Mont, I.a. "a. While
thc.r n.'..r trau-icaAr attempted
ts I.k aNar t"u r.o -ra.p> of
l..-h ory and rI-L into The .Us' tn
save ''eu t'ran NoIr9 children
v.re h.rn.I to-d.a,h here today.
Tt. boma ot Mr. aj Mrs. G.ar.
henb1 wa completely 4 -'roycd
n3 Mrs II .udrJ jurHr~o5 serious
buas attempting tn r.,.l. hr chill
G.er.
The flames st9r,ad from - paper
loN thn oldest -,f the ,hr,r had sos
a.i~. ard pI1c' iu q clothes closet.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Court TO Decide
Divorce Action

NI..r... fog hua f.rt.ons in
D.. suiref disor. t.ia' ..a
ra-.a. J#3.- 4. y. Thompson
..t.i M.- ,..'..1.e and sill uh-
-j, a.t.te the rt. 'rha @jsa
sim r.Ha.. II a.G..- -.ea H:.r.
..-~ <a..h.tt, wla operates an
aa'o ing yHri her, brought
lion fur divorce and alire 4 jh9t
ri. W-.. u.l..t him. ln u aa-
.w.r.ul CROSS ,ampla;u' Mr.. NaiA
h.tt red taat tor husband
.lued u.r.
attorneys Ernest r. Utleg and
L.r E.frcr represent Mrs Na.lrott
and Attorney Robert Wl,tcl,v is
ac',pe for Najlboff
Farmers around Eito, Nevada
are having rabbit drives because
these animals are cating and spoil
Nc haystacks.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
We Loan TO Build, buy or refin-
ince. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

UraVoida1'c kcc den 4 r.rllos-
driving charge brought against
Jsff riorca, co,ot q. ln IL ctep"l
Jr Tel wilson ef I. Ter a.s d's-
ssei ycs."r3aE D.. Judae My.
Icld. riagce's automobile c5llidad
with thn! daivel BY wilson o. ~
raInHirp highway as.r.l nights
ago Ae.gus- the pavement ~a* .,i5-
perry. IN ra-. l,rlal r. ..eH
d"n' aas ua&yojdahla #nl ordered
III" charge ag@.F.. H.a.r. dsa'st-
81.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

\ carload Of Spitzonhorg apples
was recently shipped from Rogu,
River Oregon, t % AloNardria.
E2lpt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Dorothy Mix BracEonbury. Dane
ing Instructor. COS Olive. Phone 81.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Waterman Iiauo School Short
Course Popular Music - = * at the
Music Storc,' OF Phone 367J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Rarhara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, &c UP; merchants iunch 6oc;
t1hln j hnte dinner $lOd. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
THE WEATHER
ny United Press LEASED Wire

ny United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
-Eair and continued cool tari%h,
Friday partly cloudy with modcr
at temperature.
S9| THEEN CALfFOBNIA-Fal
tonight, Friday increasing cloudi
',ts.; local fro*ts in carly morning;
I 4ht variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

~jred CT C.r9'1 chsrs, \ fne
of .la ar IN fl. raat. ian term Of
- dFF- "ee iaH 1 "..H Acr5-
s..o /@'oIa. -. N.e 4. aP.a.ea
!. fore rcl.e. J3g. E.ulI =.
'rr-i4, today - answer 6rat-
'..r-e /nesIa uas srr 1r rae
r. ai-lt - r#.r..Ha q. L.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Dr.. A. b. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

For Sale Grapefruit culls at PACK.
ing house y, TIA M,rcant': Paid
a.. i'rrerial EItlcy Gap frui.
Growrri adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
(0UN'I'YYBRIEFS
ZeressE sEEssssSsampS
r'incd $50 BY Mayficld

rincd $50 BY Mayfiold / enc
of 500 or an ajtcnaj, IaI term 81
10 days was imposed IS judsn Nar-
Field yesterday upon .'s.d Rioe.,
h.g.u&y ~ ~tat, Traffic Officar
I.,.HoF b. estate rraf.ir OFFICER
d. VI. lio,,owb e1 q fgc.oea dg,r-
sa& Charge ~. f.uo "=s pat3.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Charged With Non Scrpors =
Joseph T. N.rima 4, -. - West
s.-saI ues a, t.1 t4er. - ..
.6at aud to,'a II 'ha e..nI#
i1.l ac. On change ~ N.n Harnorl.
H. va- "a for Oregon "pIlari.;es.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Academy OF Music, Elmer A.
Tod4, director Piano, pipe organ
and composition. Students Of ali
grades. High school credits Ca
Olive. Phone 466 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

c. G. MOI SSEAU, Clerk.
Ey j. NJ @sanart, Deputy Clerk,
23t1l
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
Bankers Tennis Play
Will Start Tomorrow

The annual Bankers Tennis
League tournament will get under
way tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock on the Henry Park courts,
Sixth and B SITS. N. w. Yeatman,
of Columbia; Callan, of Merchants;
Seay, of Hartman, and Callahan,
of Riggs. were seeded in the
draw. The semifinals and finals
are scheduled Sunday at Ward.
man Park. The pairings follow:
SINGLES
3 p. m.-Smith VS.. Perley. Birch Va.
Harris, Callahan VS.. O'Neil, Glaser vs..
Rosafy
4 2. m.-Linger vs.. shanks. Yeatman
vs.. winner Smith Perley match Seay
vs. winner Birch Harris match, winner
of Rosafy- CHASER match VS. winner
callahan-O'Neil match.
p. m.-Callan VS.. winner Linger-
Shanks match.
DOUBLES
p. m.-Yeatman and Rosafy VS.
Birch and Smith.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20

ing the final round with Mrs. I d.
Peyser. Mrs. Meyer won by the
wide margin of 10 and and took
every hole.
First-round results of the women's 8
club championship at Congressional
were as follows:
Championship flight--Mrs. s. F. Col
laday defeated Mrs. NJ Il. Miller, 6
and s; Mrs. H. A. Knox defeated Mrs
.. J; Richardson. 5 and a. Mrs: J. F.
9 ana q Mrs J. Marvin Haynes de-
feated Mrs. William S. Corby, s and 4.
Second flight-Miss p. Williams de-
feated Mrs. w. r. Bush, / up; Mrs
Frank Yates defeated Mrs. Huston
Harper, and / Mrs. H. H. Moffitt de-
feated Mrs. e. Harding. and ?; Mrs
Ralrh Drain defeated Mrs H. Leroy,
Pairing for today. championship
flight-Mrs. Colladay VS.. Mrs. Knox.
Mrs. DOwdall vs.. Mrs Haynes. Second
flight-Miss Williams VS.. Mrs Yates
Moffitt vs. Mrs. Drain.
A. G.. Spalding and Bros. have
produced a new type of steel
shafted iron that Is meeting with
considerable favor among the Dis.
trict golfing colony.
It has rubber cushion between
the head and shaft and this practi.
cally eliminates the vibration that
often destroyed well-executed shot
in the old club.
Mike Macdonald, of the local
Spalding's branch, states that so
per cent OF the wooden clubs sold
are steel shafted.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
Tennis Pros
Entered in Tournament

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Forty.two
payers will compete in the third
annual professional tennis tourna.
ment that starts on Monday at the
West Side Tennis Club under the
sanction Of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association.
The draw for the tourney that
was announced today finds Vincent
Richards heading the upper half
with Karel Kozeluh occupying the
same position in the lower section.
Jimmy Mitchell, tennis pro at
the Columbia Country Club, Wash.
ington, d. c.. and Otto Glockler.
tennis pro at Chevy Chase Club, are
among the entrants.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20

The seventeenth was the
stumbling block. He drove his
ball into the water but couldn't
play out because of a huge
stone. He accepted a penalty
stroke and teed off again,
finishing with q 5.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
FnuRTH FLIGHT

L. c. Laigh (Bann.). s6, handicap.
"a; c, H. severance (Bann,). as, handi-
cap, IA: c. A. Daley. jr. (Coug0. u.s..
handicap. IA; j. T. Kirchner (Bann.),
2sS.norS 2S naGdicsp bandisan M Gom"F, n A. "n'e
Mrs. Jerome Meyer should have
been declared the wonan's club
champion Of Town and Country
Club without the necessity of play
The Washington times., 1929-09-20

A few years ago there was a
feud on between the Yankees and
the Washington Senator's. Off
the field the boys were friendly
enough but once they put on
their uniforms it was real war,
The same thing was true of the
Yankees and AS last season.
The AS never had anything to
say to us and we ignored them.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
NIGHT
FLASHES.

At Kansas City-George Manley
beat Bennie Ross In 10 rounds.
At Milwaukee-Harry Duplinski
defeated Irwin Berndt in 8 rounds.
At Vallejo, Calif.-Sergio Radam,
San Francisco bantam, knocked out
Mike Dundee, Brooklyn, 2 rounds,
At San Rafael, Calif.-Georgia
Stone, Salt Lake, knocked out
Manuel Vasquez, El Paso welter
2 rounds.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
FOURTH FLIGHT

Prev Savoy (Bann.), 93.
10:45-R. r. Cole (Bann.), 90, VS..
N. H. Laden (Beaver), 90.
10:5O-Melvin Kraft (Hillcrest), 81,
W. D. K. Terry (Bann.l, 90.
10:55-L. L. stratton (Bann). 81,
vs. p. B. Kavanaugh (Bann.). 90.
11:O0-W M Kochenderfer (Bann.).
%. vs.. T. F. Flaherty (Bann.4. SO.
11:05--R, NJ. Stockman (Bann.> 49,
va C. M. Wright (Manor) 90.
11:1O-R. ]. Allen (Bann.G "a, vs..
Robert McCandlish (Beaver). 81.
11:15--C. w. Griffin (Beaver), a. w.
y. C. Brown (Wash), 81.