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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08

| Pet prlpad1, v nichz zalova-
nj jsou majitele peti mlstnosti
pro pohrdan1 zakonem o zavfe-
nj mlstnost1 ma rozkaz urednf,
projednano bude vladimir SOU
dem v nastavajicich dnech.
V prlpadu John F. Mashme-
yer, 1919 E. Federal ulice pro-
iednana bude zajimava otaz-
ka, Jlz rozhodnuto byti ma,
zdali prohibicni agent ma pra-
vo prohlednouti mfstnosf, jez
ie pod rozkazem 1rednlho "a
vfenl a jlz dovoleno jest, aby
otevfena byla, ma slozenl zaru-
ky, re v nj zakon prohibicnl
pTestupovan nebude.
Projednane pripady budou
ukazkou, jak Hoffa, prfsedicf
vladn1 advokat, pravil, re do
casne zavfen1 mistnostl na roz-
kaz uradu, neni jenom necim,
."aby Sc nereklo," ale re vyma-
hano bude Sc vsi prisnosti.
Nejnovejsi mfstnost, jez vstu-
puje do Tady 1redne zavre-
nych, je cd tohoto pondeli sa-
loon Jake Kellnera, {. 1912 N.
Gay ulice. Kellner slozil "a
ruku, ze v mistnosti nebude
Volstead1v zakon prestupovan
a otevreni mlstnosti mu dale
dovoleno.
- John F. j. Herbert, pro-
hibicnl administrator udal, re
v mesfci lednu 1Tedne prohled-
nuto bylo 451 mistnostl prohi-
bicnimi agenty. Agent v me
sici tomto venovali zdvojnaso-
benou pozornost saloonum a
temto podobnym. V prepadech
techto zatceno bylo 341 osob,
nadob ma paleni koralky sebra-
no bylo 135, skonfiskovano g.
383 galon1 koralky, 235.OOO
galonG smesi ma delanf koralky
1858 beden domaclho piva,
421 galonG alkoholu, 9.005 IL
Der cukru, 33 p1l sud6 piva, 20
automobile, 43 galond vina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Spolecnosf budujici aeroplany
inkorporovana " Marylandu.

Pc vyjednavanl vlekoucim
Sc pc radu mes1cG, Berliner-
Joyce Aircraft spolecnost w
aeroplany, zadala o
inkorporaci We statu. Spolec-
most koupila pozemek Wallace
McCurley prilehaj1c1 ku NEST
ske vzduchoplavecke stanici.
Sc stavbou dilen pocato lined.
Tyto vystaveny budou Sc zar1-
.zenfm nakladem v obnosu
$250.00O.
Spolecnost vladne kapitalem
jednoho milionu dolarG. Iii
castneny jsou V nj New Yorske
a Baltimorske bankovnf domy.
V prvn1m roce zamestna zde
|spolecnost asi 100 delnlkd.
v Alexandra, Va, kde spo-
lecnosf ma zavody sve, vyrabl
monoplany pro tri cestujfci.
Tyto staveny budou v Balti-
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Popira, re silnicni 1rednik do
pravil pivo ma vyletni LODI.

Popfeni, ze cely naklad pi-
va poslan byl z d1len silnicnl
statn1 komise v Glenburnie,
kan toto dovezeno bylo tajne z
jednoho zdejs1ho pivovaru, ma
jiste mfsto v jiznl casti, kde ma
lozeno bylo ma vyletnl LODI pro
obveseleni spolecnosti South
ern Maryland, ucinil sobotu
r. Bennett Darnell, president
spolecnosti a byvaly Glen silnic-
nj komise.
Poprenf toto ucinil Darnell,
kdyz pri hajeni Charlese Ever
Sc, obzaloby tyto ucinil jeho
pravn1 zastupce, William Pur-
mel Hall, v patek v soudnf sfni
kriminaln1ho soudu, kde pri-
znal Sc Ewers, re mel 1casten-
stv1 ma kradezi re silnicnlch
fond1. Advokat jeho vznesi
obzalobu tuto udav, re Sc tax
stalo v minulem lete, kdyz spo-
lecnost vyjela 81 ma vylet po
Chesapeake zalivu. Darnell
tvrdf, ze zadne pivo nebylo ma
lodi. Dale mini, re dnes je do
sti lidi, ktef1 cin1 bezpodstatne
obzaloby ma statnf silnicnl ko-
misi.
Recn1k Domu zakonodarny,
Lee, byl toho nahledu, re prav-
mix Hall by mel byti pozvan
pred vybor zakonodarny, ably
udal, co vlastne vi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08

George Trust, 38lety, pro-
hnal 81 kul1 srdce pondeli,
kdyz mel byti zatcen dvema
policisty {. 1447 N. Fulton a.
venue.
Policiste: Trimble a Kirk,
poslani byli do domu ku zados-
tt telefonem poslane ma severo-
zapadnl stanici, kdyz Trust
stfelil po manzelce sve.
Strazn1ci premlouvali Trusta
ably odlozil revolver, ktery ma
mlfeny drzel ma prsa sva. v
okamziku kdy policistou ucho-
pen byti mel, Trust Sc strelil.
Pc dels1 dobu byl bez prace.
Pravi Sc, ze hodne pill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Stryc obzalovan unosu 16lete
xmizele dfYkv.

Ma obzalobu, re unesl 16 ro-
kG starou Violu Quinn, skolac-
ku vyss1 dfvc1 skoly v Prince
George okresu, Edward Sparks
38lety 2 400 bloku E. Lanvale
ulice, stryc zmizele divky, zat-
cen byl v pond6lf v noci. Div
ka zmizela Ia. prosince a ne
mohla do teto DOLBY nalezena
byti. Statn1 navladnf, j. FIR.
Parran, charakterisoval pTf-
pad tento jako "1zas budfcf" v
jeho zkusenosti.
Lillian Quinn, matka zmize-
lie, S n1z tato lila ma farme u
Croome, byla zatcena a propu-
stena pod zarukou ma svobodu
ma obzalobu, re potlacila uda-
nj.
Hattie White z Queen Anne
okresu, teta zmizele a Seilman,
cernoch, drzani jsou Upper
Marlboro "a svedky.
V den ZmlZenl dlvka OdeSla
do skoly s tremi bratry ses-
trami. Kdyz skola skoncena
neukazala Sc u automobile,
ktery ma nj a jeff sestry cekal.
Statni navladnf udava, re
Sparks sesel Sc s dlvkou We sko-
le a re il odvezl do Washingto-
nu. PAX pry il wal do domu
tety jeji White v Loveville a
konecne do Baltimore, kde n.y.
nj po nj policie usilovne patra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Ma katolickou dobrocinnosf u.
psano $34, $50.

psano $34, $50.
Ma rok tento upsano bylo
dosud ma dobrocinnost kona-
nou katoliky v Baltimore 1884,
$50, jak pri sve vyrocnf hosti-
ne v utery v Alcazar oznameno
vykonnym vyborem katolicke
dobrocinnosti. Zpravu podal
direktor dobrocinnosti, Rev.
Leonard.
Shromazdenf oslovil arcibis-
kup Curley a rektor katolicke
university q Washingtonu,
Msgr. Ryan.
Pri cteni zpravy vesell vzbu-
zeno bylo uvedenim, ze prohi-
bicnf administrator, Herbert,
ienz je clenem Ryt1rG Kolum-
bovych, pomohl katolicke do
brocinnosti DAMN skonfiskova-
nych sudn, z nichz dTfvl uzito
"a palivo.
Mezi darci uvedeno jmeno
stavitele Franka Novaka, jenz
daroval $500.
Hostina poradana byti mela
vlastne ma oslavu 25leteho w
roci ordinace arcibiskupovy, a.
le tento nedovolil tomuto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Policista vtazen do automobile
q tlucen cernochy.

Policejni straznik severoza-
padn1 stanice, Conner, nalezl
stojlcf automobil pred domem
" 100 bloku Laurens avenue.
Automobil 1tery hlasen byl
jako ukradeny. Conner pocal
streziti nalezeny automobil. Ia
nekolik minut zahledl vyjfti z
domu osm cernochI, mezi mimi
nekolik zen a vejlti do ukrade-
neho automobilu. Straznlk
vskocil ma stupatko, aby zatkl
cernochy. Rfdic automobile
ztratil vladu rozejeteho auto
mobilu, ktery vrazil do cihelne
zdi We 1900 bloku Stockton uli-
ce. V okamziku tom jeden Ger
noch vtahl policistu do auto
mobilu,. kde cernosi ma neho Sc
vrhli. v zapase straznlku po-
darilo sc vytrhnouti revolver,
iimz stfileti pocal. Cernosi da-
Iii Sc na rychly 1tek. Jednou
kulf trefen byl do nohy Ger
noch, ktery hledel Sc zachrani-
ii utekem do ulicky "a FIRE.
mont avenue. Tam vyskocil ma
|n1zkou boudu a pres tuto zmi-
eel We dvorku, kde strraznlk
konecne jej dopadl.
Zatkl jej a dopravil do ne
mocnice, kde ponechan byl.
Straznik Tfznut byl mad pra-
lvym okem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Byvaly komisar poulieniho q.
stsni, Larkins, zemrel.

William Ambrose Larkins,
ienz po 36 rokG zamestnan byl
mestem a svym casem byl ko-
misarem poulicnfho cistenl,
zemrel v 1tery v nemocnici Bon
Secours. Star byl 63 rokG. Az
do sve snrti po odstoupenl 2 Il
radu komisare, byl policejnlm
soudcem "at large. Byl sy.
novcem byvaleho demokratic-
keho bossa, John J. Mahon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08


Polici1 zatcen byl pom
deli Morris Rokos, 31lety, &.
1882 Glyndon avenue, jenz
nafcen byl dvema zenama, re
automobilem svym lehce zranil
dive: Marii Eberwein, 19letou a
Genevieve Tempel, 2Oletou,
kdyz prechazely Baltimore ul.
Ride automobile nezastavil, a.
by zvedel jak ODE porazene
zraneny jsou, ale couvl s auto
mobilem ujel po Fremont a.
venue. Nehodu zahledly: Mel
lie Esther a Mary E. Vollmer,
jez byly V jinem automobilu.
Kdyz zahledly nesvedomiteho
uj1zdeti, pustily Sc "a MIN uli-
.cemi mesta. Ma Lexington u
lici vzaly sebou policistu. Ma
Saratoga ulici u Park avenue
nalezly stojlc1 tam automobil
patfic1 Rokosovi, o nemz pre-
svedceny, ze je to ten, ktery
porazil d1vky. Poole vysetTeni
policie pfedn1 svetlo na auto
mobilu bylo poskozeno licen-
sova tabulka predu prohnu-
ia. Rokos popfel, re porazil
d1vky svym automobilem. Pod
zarukou $101.45 byl propust6n
ma svobodu. V utery zodpovl-
dial Sc pred soudcem ma Traf-
fic soudu.
Lamkin uznal svedectvl "a
nedostatecne a Rokose zbavil
|obzaloby, kdyz tento mu udal,
ze dobe te byl v SIM sv. Sta
nislava ma w. Saratoga ulici.
- Osm osob poraneno bylo,
kdyz pondel1 srazily Sc diva
automobily ma Lexington ulici
a ST. Paul. Sedfc1 automobi-
lech vyhozeny byly do ulice.
Ctyfi z Mich dany byly do ne
mocnice. Oba rldici automobi-
III: William Mohler Benson
avenue Halethorpe Isadore
r. Diggs 2 Pimlico road, udani
byli pro neopatrnou j1zdu.
- Ma Biddle ulici u Patter-
son Park avenue srazil sc auto
mobil, ktery r1diI Joseph Won
dracek, 1927 E. Eager ulice
automobilem Bernardo Ander-
soma z Condnit ulice. Ander-
son a jim tf1 MIN sedici ose-
trent byi v Johns Hopkins ne
mocnici. Vondracek, jenz po-
ivan byl pred Traffic soud, u
nikl zranenl.
S Andersonem zraneni byli:
Frederick Zehnter, Gertrude
Thorman a r. Vernon Minar.
Kdyz v desti We stredu
pfechazel Sc sklonenou hlavou
pres Pittsburg avenue 15lety
Robert Kirank, zranen byl au-
tomobilem Thomase Bombai.
- Ma Howard Franklin IL
lic1ch rozrazena byla Robertu
H. Davisovi lebka automobilem
is. Kellnera n. Lakewood a.
venue.
- Tezce zranen byl automo--
bilem Sidney Taub, 7lety,
2 Cottage avenue.
- We Spojenych Statech po-
vrazdeno bylo automobily v u
plynulem roce $4,000 lidi. Ztra
ia ma majetku automobily zpG-
sobena toho roku odhadnuta je
ma $850.O0O.OOO. Zaznamena-
no bylo v roce tom 100000 au-
tomobilovych nestesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Zachranen hasicem.

Hasic John Schminski "a
chranil hoTic1ho domu Ute
ry 2 roxy stareho cernosskeho
hocha.
Hocha v polovedom1 jsouci-
no vynesl z domu rodic6 jeho
ma Sarah Ann ulici.
Kdyz hasici ku horfcfmu do
mu prijeli, nebylo pc nixon
tam pamatky. PTi prohleda-
vani domu Schminski nalezl
ditko v posteli ma druhem pos
chodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Otraven vypary v gasolinove
nadrzce.

Gerald Hanna z Belair road
podlehl v pond6li yecer v me-
mocnici, kan dan byl v bezve-
domi, do nehoz upadl pfi ciste-
nj gasolfnove nadrzky na sta
nici ma Rolling Mil silnici u Al.
ulice.
Nadrzka stanice, kterou chtel
vycistiti, byla prazdna, kdyz
do nj sestoupil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Epidemic "Flu'' nenf v koncich.

ze epidemic influency a "a
palu Pile je skoro u konce, O.
.znamil V utery zdravotn1 mlsto-
komisar, DR.. j. Frederick Hem
pei. Pocet pripadG stale zmen-
sovan byl.
We stredu zdravotnl odbor
oznamil, re nad6je ma zmizeni
influency a zapalu Pile V Bal
timore ukazala Sc jenom zdan-
livou.
We skutecnosti We stredu hla-
Sen novy prfrdstek nemoci
techto 81 novymi pr1pady
Flu" a 13 novymi prfpady "a
palu Pile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
Elektrikar zabit We Sparrows
Point.

William J. Lane, elektrikar
zamestnany We Sparrows Point
zabit byl ned6li v dflnach
Sparrows Pointskych ocelaren
dotykem dratu elektfinou ma
plneneho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-08
V1dce hudebni kapely zemrel

Charles E. Farson, byvaly
kapelnfk mestske kapely, zem-
rel v 1tery We SVEN dome ma
Ellamont avenue. Star byl 43
rokI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
FORGERY CHARGED
IN BANK CLOSING
Search for Assets of New
York Corporation Bares A.
legged 1000, 900 Frauds.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 23.-The Sc
crecy attending the cause for the short
age of approximately $4,0O0,005 in the
closed City Trust Co. was dissipated to
some extent last night when it was
learned that large part of the assets
of the bank consist of loans made to in
dividuals with no collateral and of
forged notes. Witnesses have testified
thal the latter approximate 81 100000.
The State Banking Department con-
tinued its silence yesterday as to the
cause of the trust company's closing
and reiterated its optimism that a
purchaser would be found ultimately to
assume its responsibilities.
The facts concerning the quantity of
forged notes and loans without security
were made known to Louis Goldstein,
assistant district attorney of Kings He
declined to deny or affirm that certain
witnesses among those whose testimony
he has heard since last Saturday offered
testimony to this effect. 1t was learned
from authentic sources, however, that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
SCIENTIFIC STUDY
OF RACES IS ASKED
Development of International
Mind Is Advocated by
A. w. Martin.

The development of new "interna-
tional mind" while maintaining love
for ones own country, and a scientific
course of study of races and nations in
the various institutions of learning were
advocated by Alfred w. Martin, leader
of the Society of Ethical Culture. New
York, to bring about world unity. at
the second session of the World Unity
Conference in the First Congregational
Church last night
Pointing out that among the many
branches of scientific study in the
schools there is not a single course of
study of the science of nations" MI
Martin, in addition to suggesting such
a course. advocated a change in his
tory teaching. Principal among these
was a proposal to lay more stress on
the settlement of disputes between ma
tons without war rather than to dram
atize the wars.
Picturing in his imagination what
George Washington would think of the
manner in which the two great national
holidays-Washingto birthday and
the Fourth of July-are celebrated, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
several witnesses had substantiated these
Testimony Of Methods.


1t also was learned last night that
one of the forged notes held by the
bank before 1t was taken over by the
note having been held by the bank
within two months of its closing
Whether or not it is now among the
assets being audited by the State Bank
ing Department was not known. The
forged note for this amount was made
in the name of an executive Of a
building material company.
Mr. Goldstein is conducting certain
Investigations into charges OF serious
nature against an official whose name
will be withheld until the outcome of
his findings can be substantiated.
$4,000 Savings Depositors.
About $4,000 depositors had savings
pany, including its four branches, &C
cording to Frederick Powell. chairman
of the City Trust Co. Depositors' Pro-
tective Committee.
Mr.. Powell has had considerable diff
ficulty in reassuring those depositors
who have listed their names with his
organization regarding the ACCESSIBILITY
of delaying the action of placing the
affairs of the closed bank before the
grand jury. He is convinced that the
State banking department is doing all
in its power to sell or convey the COM
pany and it's assets.
He said that prominent person con-
nected with the interests of the City
Trust Co. had tearfully implored him
yesterday to hold off" for at least
48 hours in order to give to the di-
rectors and the State authorities OPP
portunity to complete the sale of the
closed bank
Meanwhile the depositors continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
CEDAR PLEA LOSES.
Judge Dissolves Injunction Halt
ing Tree Cutting.

Judge DlSSolveS injunction Halt
ing Tree Cutting.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG, W. Va. February
pa temporary injunction, restraining
the cutting of cedars in the Shepherds
town tW. Va section under the State
cedar eradication law, was dissolved by
Judge D. H. Rogers in Circuit Court
after a two-day hearing. A stay of 30
days to take the case to the Supreme
Court was asked and granted.
The injunction was obtained by
owners and occupants of estates near
ShepherdSlown. who contended the
beauty and value of their properties
were being affected by the cedar eradi-
cation campaign: that while cedars on
the West Virginia side of the Potomac
at Shepherdstown were being cut out,
there was no elimination of cedars just
across the river in Maryland: and final
~ that there was a difference in the
kinds of cedars, the decorative kind not
being distributors of the rust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28

expressed the belief that the first
President would deplore the buster and
advocate more reflection on what the
country has done for mankind
Mr. Martin said the new interna-
tionalism docs not mean that a person
must give up the love for his country,
but extend that love to other nations.
Lands Woodrow Wilson.
The speaker praised the League of
Nations as The greatest instrument for
the promotion of world peace and
eulogi2ed Woodrow Wilson's work in eS-
tablishing II.
DR.. Abram Simon of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. the other speaker
Of the evening. urged that people think
of humanity as unit and lay aside
racial and national prejudiceS. A COM
Pete unity between nations, races and
religions cannot be brought about, DR..
Simon said. until each can refer to the
other in a light to show a real appre-
citation Of those with views different
from their own.
The meeting was opened by Rev. DR.
w S. Abcrnethy, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church, who quoted the late
President Harding as having said: The
gospel Of understanding alone will in
sure a tranquil world.
Forcsees More Wars.
DR. John Herman Randall. director
of the World Unity Foundation. New
York. the organization under whose
auspices the conferences are being held
pointed out that the foundation does
not offer a plan for bringing about
world unity, but is holding series of
conferences throughout the country III
hope that some solution of the prob
lem may be found. The foundation
he said, takes the view that if the
people continue along the old ways
there Will be more deadly wars.
Or. Mordec"i w Johnson. president
Of Howard University. will speak at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28

to file their names at the offices of the
Powell Real Estate Co. 100 Flatbush
avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday. More
than 100000 in deposits was listed by
a score of persons within an hour De-
positors with sums aggregating more
than 100000 have already filed their
names with the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Master Dead. Horse Grieves.

NEW YORK, February % B.-
Brownie, who for II years helped Police
Sergt James A. Bowling regulate traffic
in lower Manhattan, has refused to eat
since the sergcant's death. He has
whinnied constantly since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28

final conference in the First Congrega-
tional Church tonight at o'clock Rev
Dr. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of the
First Congregational Church, will pre-
side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28

Air mail service between Mexico City
and the important mining center of
Metehuala has just ben inaugurated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
MEN NEED FIVE HATS.

Institute Says What Makes One
Well Dressed.
NEW YORK. February % LP-The
we'll dressed man. i'll the opinion of the
Hat Institute of America. needs five
pieces of headgear. to-wit derby,
straw. soft hat for town wear, opera
hat and silk hat.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
Dick Gravely Hopes
To Throw Canadian

Dick Gravelys the young Vir-
ginia wrestler, is anxious to score
victory over Gene Spiller, claim
ant Of the Canadian middle
weight championship. In their
match tomorrow night at the
Strand Theater. Gravely be-
Iieyes such q win would entitle
him to q return meeting with Joe
Turner. !.
Turner himself is scheduled to
appear on tomorrow's card. He
meets Young Gardini, the ItaI-
ian cyclone. who pinned Turner
to the mat last year. Gardii1i
says he win do it again tonacr-
row night.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
81. AUGUSTINE
AWARDED PLUM

st. Augustine win be the scene
Of the finale Of the ''big three"
Florida east coast women's golt
tournaments scheduled for the
coming winter season, according
to announcement here.
The tournaments, which annual
" draw lists comparable to the
national championship, win get
under way On February II, when
the Florida State championship
win be at stake In q meet ct
Palm Beach.
From Palm Beach the feminine
competitors win move to Ormond
Beach, where on February IS.
they win battle for the South
Atlantic title.
The third and last tournament
will open in st. Augustine on
March S. In it will be involved
the Florida East Coast cham
pionship, which serves as the
climax Of the winter golf classics
for women.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18

club was travelling far above the
center Of the ball. In fact the
player only succeeded In perpe-
trating the vilest Of topped shots.
This tightening-lIp process is q
very bad fault. and, once it be-
comes engrained In the golfing
swing, Is very difficult to eradi-
cate. That is why one sees so
many hundreds Of players on the
links who, though long since out
Of the novice stage, continue to
play the most mediocre gOH.
The evil Of topping, which
q 30 much In evidence among
beginners, ID often due 10 this
ultra-rigidity. The stiffening
Of the body On the down
ward swing pulls the hands
out 0f their natural plane
and inevitably the cIub-head
b pulled Or lifted out Of posi-
ton, Too.
n addressing the ban, every
part of the body should be firm,
but none Of It should be stiff to
the point Of uItra-rigidity.
The knees In particular should
be slightly bent. Knees without
. semblaInee Of give" are as I'M
natural ID golf as they are In the
'get-set'' position In sprinting.
The latent power In the leg
muscles Is reduced IN ineffective
ness II the knee joints are not
allowed To bend at all.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18
Amy, NOtre Dame
Nay Play in New
Irish STADIUM,

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 10.
expressing surprise, Knute
Rockne, coach Of NOtre Danes
football team, today declared
he had not heard OF the ArTny's
decision to play his team ar
some place other than New
york because Of differences
with city officials.
',If the game must be played
somewhere besides New York,
! am strongly in favor Of play
ing It here ct Notre Dame in
the new stadium" Rockne de-
elRred.
The Washington times., 1929-12-18

6OkuEGlk0S ABU 1AM1 OkAG QMAb AbAG-
ular pupil, and 1t was really
rather agonizing TO observe the
manner In which he addressed
the ball. He gripped the club
so violently In the palms Of the
hands that the fingers seemed to
be numbed and paralyzed. The
legs were as taut as two scaffOld
poles; the body and neck seemed
as II they were encircled by I'M
mense chains.
And II his whole attitude was
painful in the address. it became
even more unhappy as the club
was taken back to the top Of the
swing. The left arm was com.
pletely rigid and there was not
the faintest degree 0f relaxation
anywhere. His feet remained
sOiidIy on the ground: the little
bit Of pivoting acticn Of the body
from the hips resulted In the left
shoulder being higher than the
right when the club was at the
top.