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ROCKNE HAS FIVE RULES
FOR COACHING SUCCESS

BY the Associated PreSs
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame foot ball
coach, believes there are five cardinal
principles for success in his profession
"a foot ball COACH" he says, must
perform or have his men perform the
action which he viSualizes; he must
have the men execute these actions; he
must criticize constructively these exc
cutions, and finally he must have his
men practice these executions time
after time"
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Austin and Ollif to Play
in u. S. Tennis Tourney

LONDON, July 9 OH. w.
Austin and j. S. Olliff will represent
Great Britain in the American
tennis championships in September,
it was announced today.
Austin, the FORMER Cambridge
captain, reached the semi-fnals of
the Wimbledon tournament and is
considered his country's most prom
Using player while Olltff is believed to
be ripe for international play
abroad.
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SITUATION-MEN.
{, sEperleneced; wishes to operate elevator.

BOY, experienced. wishes to operate elevator.
Call Lincoln 1898.
CORRESPONDENT. long experience, routine
CORRESPONDENCE; mail campaigns or personal
selling; salary basis only; reasonable. Smith,
Metropolitan $3.50, Apt %. %
HOUSEMAN or work OF any kind, by the
day. Reference. Address Box 2l2-D, star
Office. TO-
MALE NURSE wants position caring for an
invalid or insane patient: at home or travel.
years experience. Can give best of ref
erences. Ashby NJ. MusSelman, 1924 4i2
MAN. young, dependable. energetic. with 20
years experience in building constTuctlon,
desires employment as superintendent or
foreman best references Address Box
209-D. Star Office
MAN young. with small car wishes work of
any kind. Best of references. Phone Met
ropolitan 9547. TO-
MAN, young, student, desires position. Have
knowledge of shorthand and typewriting.
Phone National 1894 between and m.
10'
MAN young, white, ambitious, out of work,
must have employment at once; good refer
ences will consider anything, temporary or
permanent. Address BOX 226-D, Star ofhce
lOs
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MONTREAL WANTS BOUT.

Schmeling's managerial twisters may
force the proposed title fight with
Sharkey to q foreign field and Mon
treal Is already busy trying to land 1t.
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VETERAN CATCHING ARRAY.

Toronto has Steve O'Neill, Eddie
Ainsmith and Bill Hungling as catchers,
totaling nearly 100 years on earth.
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HELP-MEN.
AUTO ELECTRICIAN and battery, man:
year; Job for, right man; must Know
his business: Call Lincoln 1884, between
and pm, for appointment
AyToMoBILE MECHANIC thOro9TshRIy "a "a
Thomas, Boyer Motor sales, Capitol Heights,
AUTOMOBILE statesmen CD, to sell used
cars. Apply to manager, 1865 H st. ne:
BOY, white. wanted to drive truck for Sum:
mer; siO per week. Apply 405 9th st. Sc.
BUTCHER. experienced; reference required
Call between and p. m, 210l X. l. ave. ne.
CANVASsERs for clean;cut. fast-selling
h i@Tmediate eaTninss daily See j. B.
o Hara. Hotel Houston. -
CAR WASHER. Apply 623 D st. s.w.
CARPENTERS. 3 or 4. frst-class men, nom
union. Apply foreman. 1909 35th St NV
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER. colored,. go to Lees
burg, Va, for Summer. Apply by letter,
stating private family references. Caraooc
COLLECTOR. experienced on installment &C
counts; must haye car; permanent positaio9n l
to right man; all replies Lies connoential' Ao-
COLLECTOR now employed en- furniture;
1 WorE' address feMeBBo Box sss:p. Star cfnce.
Carlton Restaurant, i724 Penna: ave. nv
DIsHWASHER, with good experience; steady
work. Apply at col La. ave. NV. l0e
FIXTURE HANGER, electrical. Apply 1914
FLOOR scRAPER APPRENTICE, about
S xppiy bet snS q seaton b. NV
HoUSEMAN, colored, steady place m coun-
try, 40 miles from WASHINGTON; Write age
references, wages. Mrs. Weschier' LeeSpIss'
Va. II
JANIToR for small apartment. Apply, ,sls
N o DIN
MAN, colored, refined, experienced Tor cry Iy
cleaning concern; must drive car; steany
H fs aSsa sss E9sa Apply
MAN, take orders for butter. eggs and poul-
tIy direct from FARM s6s steady employment
MAN to represent a local department. store In
outside sales work; commission and, bonus;
st ssys II, A Room sSs. sis st.
MEN, 10 to 50, for summer work; s2s per
week to, start; Fuller Brush co. metro
MEN, young; an unusual opportunity with
guaranteed salary during learning period;
only q .s nGsasaRpesoom Come READY for Work at 10
am. tomorrow. See Mr.: Sauyiol, p. =. APP
piiance Co. 18th and g SITS. NV.
PANTRY MAN, white; must be experienced:
club club pa address Box 71-D. Star once. 0.
PRESsER, eolored; good chance for advance
ment. Apply 5l8 41a st. s.w. ----.-
sALEsMEN CSthSlc' 70 ve aaiiy Nave sa Tea Tes Stun
in YOU YOU will make more. We will prove
this statement. Call 8 to 10 or to .,
H SITS.
SALESMEN-Have real opportunity for wide
awake business getter; must have appear
ssson and A aSss Box sop Star
statesmen - Start today, money tonight;
new proposition for real specially men
Phone National e220. Room SIS: 10.
statesmen. Q, contact medical professions
and institutions; $40 to $25 paid daily; city
or travel; permanent opportunity with large
New York concern. Phone Room elS, ma
tional e220. =.
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS'.

Lunch and delicatessen, selling on account
death; one Of best propositions we have list
ed for some time; we'll located and doing
the business. Price, $4,000; rent, Sis. In
spect and you will buy
Delicatessen and light lunch, downtown;
near large apartment house; rent, $40;
rooms. Price, $4,000
Retail women's wear: exclusive and well
furnished store on list floor OF one OF the
largest ofice bldgs. in Washinston; must pc
seen to be appreciated. Bargain at $4,000.
Cigar and news stand in ONCE building.
cit gisa Pri saa sn eSS In h0'e owner iesn
Cigar and news s6o well iocated' new nx-
Cafe and lunch; mixed trade: old estab.;
hight; good fixtures. Price, $4,000.
0.E hO sss IL rs Sai q s re
grade furniture, including best springs and
mattresses. Price, $3.50; rent. s125
Rooming house, rms, 2 bathsi heat fur
nished; rent, SIS. Price. $500.
BOOMING house near 10th and n. Y. ave.
10 rms. and bath, elec.; rent, S7o Price,
Boarding and rooming house near Capitol
s SIS. '"
If you want to buy or sell or lease. con-
suit our dependable ONCE, our success ana
leadership in business brokerage is well
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
Gao New York Ave.
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The act of the rat-faced sailor in killing
his comrade, the day before, had aroused
strong dislike in Tarzan. He liked the
fine-looking young man. But now he
naturally expected to see the young man
murdered. Spear in hand, his mighty
right arm was ready to strike.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE wish place as jan:tor,
apartment; best references: willing to do
anything in the line Of work. Call 5l3 NJ
PARTY for obtaining information for real
estate firm, all or part time; good pay. For
appointment phone FIR. 9l97. 1o'
WANTED-SALESM
MAN-Must be hustler; outside work. Ad-
dress BOX 2a0-D. Star once. liz
WANTED-Experienced salesman for mems
department.; one with window trimming ex-
perience preferred Blechnan's, 700 st. ne.
SEVERAL openings are available in
the sales force of The Todd COM
pany, makers of a nationally known
line of checks, check writers and
check-signers; remarkable new ma
chine, now being introduced, provides
almost unlimited market and excel
lent income at the very start; only
high-caliber men who can sell bust
ness executives and professional men
are wanted; complete training course;
exclusive territory; complete adver-
Using cooperation. Call or write for
full information, The Todd Sales
Company, l426 G st. NV, Washing
ton, d. {.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WASHES 10 take home or work BY
the day Good reference. Lincoln l858-R
COOK. colored, frst;class general worker;
waitress: North 9348.
COOK, settled colored woman. in small fam
lily. No laundry Phone West 2844-W.
DAYS WORK any kind, also part time or
dren evenings Dec i447
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK or days work, by
e coin sso4 f ia N st. sw sOOU -"'e' -A
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK. by reliable colored
soIored woman ps q work of any kind. 1909
GIRL. colored, high-school, desires position
Fairmont st. NV.
GIRL, colored. neat. experiencsd: with city
re Tanf be pasn s8sa
GIRL. colored, experienced; wishes posi-
ton as chsmbermaid or elevator operator.
GIRL, colored, high-schooi graduate, desires
work of any kind; prefer housework. 732
GIRL, colored, wishes work Of any kind
days PHONE Net or sss 0un
GIRL wishes Job as general houseWorker,
par. time or waitress; reference. 1853 La
GIRL for general housework, Apply janitor.
GIRL for general housework; city refer
enceS, go nome nlsnLS. 1913 oIn Sl Inv.
GIRL. colored, wants job as nursemaid or
help in doctors Office Call 1921 9th St NV.
GIRL. colored, wants work of any kind. Call
or write 337 D st sw
GIRLS, colored, Q. want cook and maid
work. 1910 22nd st. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK, first-class. by the day.
Louise Harper, 1921 18th st. Phone No. 1867.
MOTHERS HELPER, to stay nights; city
references. Mamie Aston, l721 9th st. NV.
North GIT.
NURSE for children or general housework
German girl Just arrived in country. Emma
Bucket 93l II st. NV. Met. 4749. 8,
PART-TIME OR DAYS WORK. ref. Call
PART-TIME OR DAYS WORK wanted by
two girls; good references. Write or call
423 st. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE, or will care for chill
dren hour or day. Address Box I'D, Star
office.
WOMAN, colored part-time or days work.
ences
WOMAN, colored. reliable. wants place as
cook or days work; no objection to out OF
town. Potomac 05ll. l456 Que st.
WOMAN, reliable, wants days work, part
or whole time. North 4710.
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes days work;
good references 26ll Va. ave. NV.
WORK WANTED by colored woman and
daughter. Cook maid or general houSework
Address Box 22l-D. Star office. II.
WORKMAN. eSlIoEed. wants general house
work. Col 6792-J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
IEnnnAirnnd


LUNCH ROOM for sale or lease, established
well equipped, profitable; rent reasonable.
R. B. Behrend ALLY. for owner, 1917
st. NV. lO.
FOR sALE-UP-To-DATE CAFETERIA in
the busiest uptown section, doing good
business; low rent; leased. For further IN
formation, A. II; BACOS, so4 Potomac ave
CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINES (sI, sx12-in.
mClds; Kent continuous mixer; Jack
List truck; l5-h.p., 220-v. 60-cy., &c
motor; Ford tractor I'd scoop 1912
Olive, KenilWorth. d. c. Lin. 1858. $3.50. IL
ment; busy corner; low rent owner 4eaFiHH
DRUG STORE for sale to close an estate:
busy thoroughfare; nice business. ADDRESS
Box 235-D. Star office.
CIGAR, NEWSSTAND, in lobby once bldg;
equipped and stocked; going business Owner
III at home; price, $1,000. Address BOX
279-D. Star office.
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES; equipped and
$4,000 Address BOX 225-D. Star office.
DISPLAY BUSINESS, $500; $1,000 cash:
clears 5000 monthly. Opportunity 70 travei
2is-D Star Office. IL
WANTED GARAGE OR REPAIR SHOP on
highway; prefer. Washington Richmond or
iesse address Box 2l5p. Star once
CONCESSIONS.
EXCURSION STEAMER.
on Colonial Beach and moonlight excursion
steamer: further information address Box
5lI9 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Large, modern store and 5-room and bath
apartment above, newly decorated; located
in one of the best business communities IN
greatly reduced. H. r. SMITH, 3473 14th
st. NV. Adams 1888.
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FRlGlDAlRE SALES CORP.
Washington branch, is DESTROYS OF
interviewing local men who are ca
pabe of qualifying for sales positions
in local territories. The work is not
classed as easy, but is intensely
fascinating and to those who are
diligent and determined, exception
ally profitable. The men who are ac-
copied will be given thorough train
ing in Frigidaire and will be paid
while learning. Liberal contracts
will be executed to those who qualify
The men we desire will be between
rs and 40 years of age, preferably
married and of local residence. Men
with knowledge of speciality selling
will be given preference. Apply Mr..
Watson, Washington branch, 1906
lexington place ne.
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sailor and walked away. The sailors
hand crept slyly to his revolver. His
eyes glared vengefully two keen
eyes had watched every move Of the
party from nearby tree. Tarzan saw
the surprise caused by his notice and
now watched the quarrel.
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FURNITURE-3-piece bed-davenport suites
airy living room suites. $40 and up; Love
seats, chaise lounges and other odd pieces
at bargain prices. New York Uphosterlhs
Co. SIT st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-09

Never mall oriOfndl recommendations Dhen
answering Advertisements Tor employment.
USE COPIES.
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MARKET MANAGER

MARKET MANAGER.
Man familiar with market and
grocery trade; must be 60
getter, honest and able to get
the business; all replies strictly
confidential. Address Box 432-C,
Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1 WILL SELL at a bargain price or trade
and lot detached house preferable. Would
consider corner row house in restricted
ago and doing a nice business; have the
finest soda water favors in the city, none
excepted. Address Box BOD. Star office. So
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, doing fine business.
for sale reasonably. Owner has another
shop and cannot give this his attention.
COFFEE SHOPPE AND FOUNTAIN, beauti-
fully decorated; latest new. modern equip
Washington Owner leaving town must sell
for best offer received Address Box 22!-D'
Star office. IL
81, Oe5 for 81 800 cash; dwelling one year cid.
occupied by owner; payments all met; safe
investment. Box 4254. Takoma Park. D. G.
LAUNDRY FOR SALE-Illness forces Eacri-
fice of established successful business for
cash. Unusual opportunity; good location.
Phone Hyattsville 1249. l0s
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DESKS+Sale OF factory seconds Of once
furniture. desks: tables, chairs. bookcases:
FURNITURE You can also rent it. II. Baum
Z: Son. GIG z 81 NV. Main 9l36.
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FURNITURE-At your own price: going out
of business; complete stock; all new; dealers
invited 1924 Georgia
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FURNITURE. etc; sale of household effects.
pianos. rugs. new "a. C" radio set, etc; at
Weschier'S, 800 Pa. ave. w, WEDNESDAY,
July 10. commences 8 am. and continues
throughout the day.
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DINING ROOM SET, 10 pieces. Amsrican
walnut, only years old, perfect condition:
leaving town. sacrifice less than half. Phone
Tlavalard
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BUY TYPEWRITERS. $500 per month-Un-
derwood. S22 SO; Royal. $3.50: Remington,
s22 so; Smith. S22 So Woodstock, S22 SO;
and used standard keyboard portables; all
makes We trade, rent, repair. Met. 1874.
District Typewriter Exchange, IT'S H ST. z. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-09

DESKS, chairs, SAFES. files; cheapest prices
in WASHINGTON Special sale. factory sec
onds. Commercial once Furniture Co.. 43o
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DIAMOND RING, l35 carats, blue-white
stone; cost $500; half price for immediae
al 1875 u u NOTLh Il22.
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LION, EAGLE MEET
AS FRIENDLY FOES
SociabiIity Marks Meeting of
Oxford Cambridge and
Harvard Yale.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n VIEW HAVEN Conn, July g.
N Hard work intersperscd with
N formal functions of a social
nature is marking the pres
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

BABY CARRIAGE, Haywood Wakefield re-
versible, So apt. top icer, 81; fine condition
Pot. 1944-M.
BABY STROLLER, gray reed, with hood, So
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
A REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVE
at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL for go 90
until 9 pm. SIT 14th st. NV. Met. 98ld
MARIE STEVENS, Electric Needle Expert,
20 years experience: Hair Warts, Moles Per Per
teed. 500 Kresse Bldg, HOS st. Fr. 1921
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Bids now being received for concessions
on Colonial Beach and moonlight excursion
steamer: further information address Box
223-D. Star office.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
PREPARE NOW FOR CENSUS OFFICE EX-
aiTiinations. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. SIC: cor: 18th & SIS nv: Met: e3sl:
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
 FUR HUNTERS
HUNTING OF WOLVES AND COYOTES. IN ALASKA, TO
 BE ENCOURAGED

To encourage hunting of wolves and coyotes, 5000 in cash prizes is 70 be awarded to persons taking .he largest number of these ani- nals in a lawful manner, in Alas Ka during the year beginning July ,, 1929 and ending June 30, 1850, nv the Seattle Fur Exchange. The anno'. .ncement was made in Jun eau py the Alaska Game Comnis- sion.
 A committee composed of the Governor of Alaska and the execu- tive officers of the Alaska Game ComClssion. will award the prizes on October 1, 1o30 The successful contestants will be chosen With re- gard to the rules governing the contest. The 1000 is divided into seven cash prizes; first S350, sec ond $25O, third $50, fourth S100, fifth S75, sixth $50 and seventh S25.
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5NCN|5 IN IhTtR|QR
 STILL BLOCKS TRAFFIC

The heavy snows in the Broad
 Pass district that have blocked u. : :. railroad for the last week, are still unpenetrated by the railroads snow fighting equipment. Trains from both ends of the line remain nlarooned at both sides of the high drifts several
 miles long.
 Rotary No. 2 left Anchorage Sun
 day night for the scene of the blockade to assist No. 1 in digging through.
 The Petersburg high school bas-
 ketball team, champions of south
 eastern Alaska, enroute to tackle
 the Fairbanks champs, are still
 marooned at Curry, it is reported.
 It is understood the railroad is
 paying the expenses of travellers
 at the hotel
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DAY LETTER SERVICE
 SPEEDS UP MESSAGES

The Washington Alaska Milito " Gable & Telegraph System an 7ounces 8 Day Letter Service ef- 'fective March 10th. Day letters will be transmitted on day of fil-
 ing and will be delivered on the same day whenever practicable. The rate is one and one-half times |.he rate of a 10 word message for the first so words, and one-fifth !of the initial 50 word rate for
 ,ach additional 10 words or frac- |tion thereof. This provides fast CT service than a night letter and allows many more words than 3 day message at but little more cost. This service applies to all points in Alaska and the United States proper.
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ALASKA TRIBE FUR
 FEBRUARY, NORMAL

Alaskan commodities shipped to the states during February had an aggregate value of $1,226.821 which was within few hundred dollars of the same month in 1928. Of the total, S1,oo3,a7s representer mer- chandisc of various kinds includ- ing copper ore, and gold and silver amounting to $222,445.
 Copper ore led the list in value, the shipments for the monht being valued at S314,496. Gold and sil- yer was next and canned salmon third
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INTENSIVE SEARCH
 UNDER WAY FUR SCION

SAN FRANCISCO, March II, P) The police started an intensive searcl, for Henry B. Cooke, 30-year 1ld scion of a wealthy Honolulu family who disappeared from the steamer Yale while enroute from Los Angeles to San Francisco. It is feared that Cooke, who was suf- fering iron, a nervous disorder may have leaped overheard
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BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY

The brilliant display of Northern lights last night even amazed the oldtimers, hereabouts, for it was one of the most gorgeous sights of this nature witnessed here for a long time Flaming sheets and archs of highly colored rays spread over the heavens and more so in the southern sky.
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ssEOPENS IN MORNING
 The Seward Bakery, which has been closed for repairs for hte last few days, will be open again for business tomorrow morning.
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CARL ZIESS BINOCULARS AND 'yISD GLASSES. Schallerer's AL aska Shop.
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NOTICE

All accounts due Dr. J. A. Baugh- man please pay to the Bank >of Seward
 Signed, Dr. J. A. Baughman
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NOTICE

NOTICE All shoes having been held over 60 days will be sold or destroyed after March lst.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
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secret agent of the newly established
peoples government" of Georgia and
afterward that he is the agent of the
real crown prince.
The plot is a topSy-turvy mystery,
which does not hold the interest con-
sistently. Lionel Atwill as M. LaZov
gives an excellent characterization of
the exiled playboy of Graustarkian roy
atty, and Jessie Royce Lands as Caro-
line, wife of Austin Goodwin, shares
with him the credit for whatever sue
cess Is achieved by this play. The part
of Helen CALI. varnping adventures
is excellently taken by Thelma Hard
wick. But perhaps the most realistic
figure is that of M. Orlando, fatthleSs
confidant of the prince. a military fig
ure of the old school, played by Mario
Majeroni. j. H. Brewer appears In the
role of butler and Christine Compton
as the princes housekeeper, who later
turns out to be his mother. Charles
Millward, as Caroline's uncle, portrays
a rather innocent American business
man. The role of Austin Goodwin, the
jeweler, is taken by Vernon Kelso.
The play was given a most friendly
reception last night.
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TESTIMONY
BACKED ON STAND
Wife Of Another Defendant
Denies He Told PicketerS
to Enter Mills.
Dr. the Associated Press.


CHARLOTTE, N. c.. October 49,
Reinforcement of testimony of Fred
Erwin Beal, National Textiles Workers
organizer, that he told strikers to form
q picket line outside the Loray mill and
did not tell the picketS to "go into the
milf brought temporary halt in the
calling of defendants to the witness
stand in the Aderholt murder trial to-
day
Bcal, who was. on the witness stand
morning for a brief redirect examina-
ton, and then instead of calling another
of the seven defendants accused of muir
der, the defense called Mrs. Edith
Saunders Miller of New York, wife of
Clarence Miller, Communist educator
and defendant.
Beal, Miller, George Carter, w. NJ.
McGinnis, Louis Mclaughlin and Joseph
Harrison are accused of nd-degree
murder as a result Of the death of o.
F, Aderholt. chief of police of GaStonia.
following a shooting ARRAY at a tent
colony maintained in Gastonia for
strikers from the Loray cotton mill.
They also are accused of asSaulting
three policemen wounded in the fight.
Mrs. Miller testified that she attended
q meeting at the tent colony the night
of June z. She said Beal urged the
strikers to form picket line and go
to the mill, but did not tell them to go
into the mill, as State witnesses. had
charged. She said the police broke up
the picket line by force before 1t
reached the mill, and while Beal and
Clarence Miller were being told in the
union hall of the incident, a shot was
heard. This, she said, was followed by
several other shots.