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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-11

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Americas current demand for color,
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COLUMBUS HoNoRED.

Mexico Votes to Observe Day to
Discoverer.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
MEXICO CITY, October 11.-Co-
lumbus day, October IL, has been de-
clared legal holiday in Mexico this
year. In past years it has not been OBJ
served in this way.
The holiday is called "Dia de Ia
Raza" or day Of race. here. in view of
the fact that Columbus was q Latin.
The Chamber of Deputies, lower
house in Mexico's Congress, voted 140
to 2 in favor Of making the day legal
holiday.
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BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.-An evolution In radio
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prospect If the foresighted engineers
are good prophets. +.
An increased tendency toward remote
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press the belief that the speaker and
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the receiver proper a plain metal box
and the speaker alone an example Of
the cabinetmaker's art.
II not next year, then the following
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Hill Retires. as Chairman of Great
Northern Board.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, October II (P)-
Resignation of Louis w. Hill of st. Paul
as chairman of the board was accepted
yesterday at the annual meeting of the
board of directors of the Great North
ern Railway.
All directors whose terms expire were
reelected by the stockholders, and the
directors in turn then reelected Ralph
Budd, president, and other officials of
the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-11

Japan expects bumper rice crop this
year.
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The Washington times., 1929-10-21
Schoolboy on Traffic
Duty Saves Lad
From Death

The heroic action of a school
boy ps troll OF the Bradley School,
Linworth Place and B Street
Southwest, happening last week.
did not become generally known
until a report was filed with the
American Automobile Association
several days later.
Policeman c. A.. Strobel. of the
Fourth precinct. told the associa.
ton that Alvsh Critts, 1S. 100
block of c st. S. W.. saved the
life of Harvey NJ. Howe. s. 200
block Thirteenth st. 8. W.. when
he darted in the street and pulled
the small boy to safety as the
wheels of heavy truck menaced
him.
Critts, who was on traffic duty.
risked his own life in the rescue.
the report stated.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
SHILOH CHURCH
ENDS FETE

The sixty-sixth anniversary xer.
cises of Shiloh Baptist Church.
Ninth and p Streets Northwest,
closed last night after two weeks
of nightly activities.
Special morning and evening
sermons were delivered yestel day
by the Rev. MIR. Mcdowell, of North
Carolina. In the afternoon a spe.
cial pro ram was given by the
Interdenominational Ushers' Union
and Ladies Auxiliary of the District
and vicinity. Included in the par
ticipants were the Rev. George Bul.
lock. pastor of Third Baptist Church,
who delivered the sermon; John
King, Mrs Julia Herbert; Mrs.
Julia Oscar, Frank Turner, Miss
Marion Jackson, w. H. Davis, presi.
dent of the Ushers' Union: the Rev.
;. Milton Waldron, pastor Of the
church, and Miss Ella Stanarj.
mistress of ceremonies.
On next Sunday afternoon the
cornerstone of the church will be
laid, with the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows performing the ceremony.
Shiloh has nearly 1000 active
members. It was organized in 1863
by group OF IS people from Fred.
ericksburg, Va. In 1868 the congre.
gatlon moved into a frame struc-
ture on L Street between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth Streets Northwest,
where they remained until 1888,
when brick building replaced the
frame one. In 1924 the church
bought the present ejifice at a
cost of $95, 900.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
AIR PRIZES WON
BY D. {. BOYS

Returning from the third annual
playground miniature aircraft tour.
nament finals, held Friday and Sat.
urday OF last week, seven Washing
ton boys brought with them a big
silver cup won by John Sullivan
for second place in the all-round
Junior championship of the United
States.
In addition to the cup, the local
boys won four gold medals. two
silver medals and eight bronze
medals In various events of the
tournament. John Sullivan made
total OF IA points in all events,
being outranked only by last years
champion, Edwin O'Donovan, of
Topeka. Kan. The Washington
boys together scored 3S points, be.
ing beaten by Chicago, with 10
entrants. y
Senior all.round championship this
year went to Ernest Marcouiller,
Chicago. Marcouiller last year was
beaten by Herbert Grove Dorsey,
jr., Washington, who was not
eligible this year.
Winners Of the four gold medals
brought home by the Washington
team were Everett Meeks, Ernest
Stout, John Sullivan and Robert
Swope. Robert Towles, of Wash.
ington. took third place in the
Junior class of the r. o. w. models.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
Corset Making Wanes
AS New Era Advances

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 U.N.s). -
Changing civilization in America
Is evident in altered family life,
the great growth OF manufactur.
ing, and the decline Of agriculture,
according to a study made by W.
F. Ogburn, professor of sociology
at the University of Chicago.
The study has just been released
by the University of Chicago Press
as part of the book Social
Changes in 1925"
Among occupations listed are
blacksmiths, midwives and carriage
and hack drivers. Corset makers,
manufacturers of combs and hair.
pins and dressers Of feathers and
plumes were reported rapidly wan
ing.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21

He placed his whole.hearted stamp
of approval on the setting for the
ceremony this evening when the
President of the United States will
voice the praise of a nation for his
inventive genius and diligence which
have marked his life.
Village Restored
Yesterday he strode through Green
field Village. the early American
community which has been gathered
from many parts Of the country by
Henry Ford. He walked again on
the same soil which lay underfoot
when he worked over his first crude
idea OF the electric light.
1t was the dress rehearsal for the
climatic event of the nationwide OBJ
servance Of his invention.
He walked again through the
buildings that he remembers once
belonged to Menlo Park. Even
The Washington times., 1929-10-21

Smiths Creek station is here and as
he strode through it, Tom Edison at
first was amazed, then he became
critical, for he remembered the build.
ing as being not quite so clean.
Same Old Dirt
II wouldn't have believed It," he
said, awed by the grandeur of the
celebration.
ITS amazing"
Poking the earth and turning to
Harvey Firestone, his friend, he
said:
"Henry's even got the damn
New Jersey clay here"
Ford had shipped seven car
loads of the soil of Menlo Park to
Dearborn so even the dirt under
foot might be true to those days OF
years ago.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
British Duke to Wed
A Spanish Princess

LONDON. Oct. 81 U.N.S.). - The
21.year.old Duke Of Norfolk. premier
Duke OF England and hereditary
Earl Marshall is slated to marry one
OF the daughters of the King Of
Spain, according to well.informed
court circles.
Queen Ena Of Spain is bringing
her daughters to England within the
next few weeks and the announce
ment of a betrothal Is expected then.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21

thing, in pleasant tablet form-but
1t conquers a cold. One tablet OF
Pape's Cold Compound, as it is
called. may ward off a cold that's
just coming on; a bad cold that
you've had for days may take sew.
eral.
No laxative is necessary whcu
Pape's Cold Compound Is used No
sweating or other discomfort. These
little tablets are all you need TO
knock your cold. Csc. at all drus
stores.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
SUNDAY ANGLER
FINED S25

wAYNEsBoRo. Va, Oct. 21-For
fishing on Sunday in Highland
County, Mac Driver of this city was
fined $40 and costs amounting to
about SIS in the circuit court of
Highland yesterday.
Driver was fined $50 by a magis-
trate some time ago following the
fishing trip, and took the case to the
circuit court, where Presiding Judge
Glasgow, upheld the validity of the
county law banning Sunday fishing
In Highland County.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
DINNER IS PLANNED

BETHESDA. Md, Oct. 21.--
Washington officials are to be feted
at a dinner to be given by the
Montgomery County Civic Associa.
ton on the same day that Bethesda
and Silver Spring Chambers of
Commerce celebrate the opening of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase. Silver
Spring highway. An automobile
tnnr Of the section L. also MANNED.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
URUGUAY LEADER DIES

MoNTEVIDEO. Uruguay, Oct.
&1.-Former President Jose Battle
Ordonez, Of Uruguay died yesterday
ct the age Of 70. He had been i'll
Tor many months and was @erated
on September 20.
The Washington times., 1929-10-21
Old Setting Restored
for Edison Fete

DETROIT, Oct. 81 0N.S). Back among the familiar
Of his youth where the nation honorng the ttleth
anniversary of his perfection of the ncandecent light Thomas
Edison today turned back the pages of history
The Washington times., 1929-10-21

In fact, there is the baby bonnet, the pirate hat
new vagabond, the turban-al sponsored at the
ginning of this season by more of the Parish
milliners Felt bodies with self trimming turned ba
brs, inserts, and frills; complete range of shad
and head sizes!
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
Sagehens Will
Play Wildcats

PHOENIX, Ncv. S. tu.HThirty.
one members OF the University OF
Arizona football team arrived here
today and after Il light workou.
rested for tomorrow's game with the
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
DIRECTORS SAY
ARENA WILL BE
READY TONIGHT

Everything wiz be in readiness
Tor the comfort ana convenience of
spectators at the boNing bouts to
be held tonight, according to direc,
tors of the Imperial Valley Athletic
club, who have rushed the work of
installing the canvas top on the
arena and otherwise preparing for
the winter season.
There may b. q few finishing
touches missing, but in view of the
high calibre of the card offered
the directors feel the fans will over
look the shortag= which will be
remedied before next week.
II is seldom that a community of
this size can get recognized con
tender for a worlds title to display
his wares as happens tonight when
Tommy Hughes, tho Cleveland
jockey, meets Pedro Villa in the
main event. Tommy is recognized
among the best there is in the fly
weight ranks ana mis- record of wins
is duly impressive. He hits like a
welterweight, is as fast as one of
the bangtails he used TO ride, and
Las about everything fighter
needs for success i'll the ring.
In meeting Pedro Villa. he faces
= tough little Filipino boy who has
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
CENTRAL UNION
lJNDERD0C FOR
MONDAY GAME

Armistice day football game be.
'ween the Ell Centro Spartans and
the Calexico Bulldogs, promise to
be enc of the best games this sea
son as neither team has been bea.
en-. The game will be played at
Calexico Monday, getting underway
at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Bulldogs are the favorites as
they have piled up far more points
this year than have the Spartans
However, the Central Union fel
lows are going into the contest
bent ON victory ind win give the
Bulldogs tussle fer the game.
The Spartans are in good shape,
Coach Armstrong said today, with
the exception os Lee Reams, right
guard. Reams viii be unable to
play Monday because of illness
Coach Armstrong said he expected
keams to be in the last two games
of the esason.
The Spartan lineup probably will
be the same as last week, the coach
said, with the exception of right
guard and right tackle. About six
players are fighting for these posi-
tions and as yet the coach has not
decided just whom he will place
there.
Porter and Taekett are making
The best showing, IN the opinion of
the coach, and chances are they will
get the two positions.
The Ell Centre land will be on the
field playing for the Spartans aud
lending enthusiasm to the game.
There will also be some real yell
leaders cheering the Spartans ON in
the game. The attendance promises
tc be the best ever as there will be
a large crowd in Calexico that day
celebrating the eleventh Armisticc
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
Cavanaugh May
Coach Grizzlies

NEW YORK, Nov. S--(UH-Ford
ham University authorities today re
fused comment on published reports
that Major Frank Cavanaugh, Ford
ham, football coach, is being con
sidercd as the successor to Enoet
w. Bagshaw at the University OF
Washington.
Cavanaagh, whose three year con
tract at Fosdham expires at the end
of the preseAt season, limited several
weeks age that he was planning q
change. When questioned last night
before departing for Boston where
Fordham is to play Boston U. Sat
urday, Cavanaugh would neither con,
firm nor deny reports that he had re.
ceived an offer from Washington.
Graduate manager Campbell of
the University of Washington is re.
ported enroate to New York to dis,
euss the Washington situation with
Cavanaugh.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08

Control Of ehiorosis in pears By
boring holes in the trees and fill
ing same with iron citrate was dem
onstratcd in San Benito county by
Prof. J. =. Bc4gctt, pomologist.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
SPORT NEWS

more than made good since coming
only one fight aEd that because of
a broken hand. Ac is rated the
best little fellow since Pancho
Villas time ami is all set to give
the fans plenty Of stuff tonight.
In the semi-final spot the fans
will see Jimmy Alvarado, the good
looking youngster, who sometimes
Goes his stuff ia the movies, mix
ing things up with Jess Vasquez,
the pride of Orange county. Jimmy
has permormed ol, several occasions
here this season, and has made a
big hit with the fans. He is a
clever little workman and if Vas
quez can live up to the reputation
accorded him, the fans are in for at
least two good fights.
That had better be changed to
three, for Andy Armstrong is in the
special spot, meeting Mike Gina of
Taft, who has been setting the
northern oil fields on fire with his
ability to throw leather. Arm
strong has never given the fans Il
bad tight yet, and the Holtvillc
colored boy is ANXIOUS to climb out
of the special class and into tho
semi-final.
Kid Tapanan and Young Hager
will open the show. The boys may
be short on science. but they can
slug, and that is good way to
open any card.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
Smell TrOunceS
Baby Sal SOriO

SAN BERNAkDINO. Nov. 8. W.R9
Doc Smell, the fighting druggist
from Seattle, dealt out large doses
CT poison to Baby Sal Sorio here
last night and beat the San Ber-
nardino lightweight in 10 round
main event at the Orange Belt club.
The opening round was even but
after the first frame Smell managed
to get six to his credit while Baby
Sal was winning three.
Smell made his bes. showing in the
fourth round when he backed Sal
into the latter's corner and scored
heavy blows. TO tn face and head
Brook Hooper beat frankie Aben.
dino in the semi-winidup and Morroe
Eagleson took Chief Abrams in the
special event. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
Here And There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, Nov. s.--tU.p-Jim- s.
my Mcnamara, undcfeated New
York lightweight, fought 10 round
draw with his neighborhood rival
Billy Mcmahon, at ST. Nicholas
arena Thursday night. Bob Oliu Of
Brooklyn, undefeated as an anna
tour boxer defeated GcorSr La Rocco
in a 10 round bout.
BOSTON, Nov. s.-lU.H-Gcorge
Godfrey, giant Loiperyille, Pa, nc
gro hcaycywcigbt and Jimmy Byrne,
Boston, were ordered from the ring
AZ the end of the seventh round of
their scheduled 10 round contest
here last night and the bout declared
"nO contest" Referee johnny Bras
sill ruled that Godfrey, who had a
6l pound weight advantage over his
white rival, was not trying,
MIAMI. Ariz., Nov. s.--UP -
Alfred young" Hererra defeated
Pinky urqurdi Of FL Paso IN an s
round main event here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
Notes OF Coast
GridirOn Teams

BERKELEY, Nov. S. U,H-
Twenty four mou:bers of the Mon
tana football squad arrived at
Berkeley today, aud prepared TO
take light workout in the stadium
in preparation fer Saturdays game
With California. Meanwhile, "Nibs"
Price has been drilling his second
string heartily, with special em
phasis on pass defense, for Mon
tana's big chance to score seems u
be in the aerial route.
OAKLAND, Nev. S. W.D-Cal
Pite hford, crack tullbaek of the
Gael varsity, may not be started
Sunday, when ST. Mary's meets
Santa Clara at kezar stadium.
Pitchford is still, nursing injuries
received in the Olympic club game,
and his place may be taken by
Barrett. 81. Mary's still remains
the betting favor:te.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. s. W.p-
Twenty-Five members of the 10y
ola university football team left
Los Angeles today for Stockton
where they meet the College of the
Pacific, Monday in an Armistice
day game. LoNcla WAS favored to
win due 10 the fact that the Lions
have beaten teams that conquered
College of the Pacific.
CLAREMONT. Nov. s. UP
Coach Eugene Nixon gave his Po-
mona college football team light
workout today in preparation for
game with the University of Ari,
zoDa at Phocuix, saturday. Nixon
said he planned It. take - men on
the trip. Several important play
.rs will be left behind due to in.
.iurics.
Los ANGELES. Nov. ; up
tho wolfpack from The University
OF ,Ievada viii arFivc in Los An
gelNs late tedsy hy aurlsNe and
take short worAout. Beaten by
several teams this season, Nevada
was given littic chance against
southern California at the Coliseum
SATURDAY. Coacn Howard Jones OF
the Troians annnL need he would not
use players who lave slight in.
lurics and that he planned to try
several new rom binatiOns. Jones
is pointing for NoIrc Dame in Chi.
cago On November l6.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08

Monterey county now has 5000
dairy cows under production test.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5. U.H-
Eddie Mack, Denver collegian, has
been signed to meet the winner of
the CASTOR CharMles -Goldie Hess
bout. who meet here Tuesday night
in scheduled ~ round main event,
Wad Wadhams. matchmaker of the
Olympic auditorium, announced to
day.
LOS Angel Is, Nov. S. U.R)-
Charles Jordan of Hollywood won
the final match IN the Pacific coast
sectional finals of the national pro-
fessional three cushion billiard
tournament here last night by de
feating J. NJ Bozemap of Vallejo
Jordan Won his match 80 to IL in
So innings. Third place was won
by A. Endicott Ca san Diego, who
defeated NJ. Cation of Hollywood
80 to 45 in 6S innings.
PASADENA, Nov. S. W.HYoung
Sport, fEweighs. Won the decision
over Johnny Navarro in an eight
round main event staged here last
night at the Pasadena arena.
Johnny Jordan defeated Andy
Palmini, flyweisrts, in the six
round semiwindup, and SHUTS Houk
took the nod over Bad Baker in the
special. Houk ard Baker are mid
Cleweights.
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 8. U.n)-
Frankie Campbell. latest knockout
sensation in local fistic circles, viii
clash tonight at the American Lc-
zion stadium With Alex Rowe, an
army champion, in scheduled 10
round main event. Both are heavy.
''eights.
Joe Ditto and Harry Goldberg,
middlewcights, clash in the semi
final, and Johnny Ramirez and
Leonard Bennett will meet in the
six round special event.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08

two at the fire plug The cap will
be off the plug and the grass will
be w.t down. The hose and nozzle
must have at least three threads
screwed on.
The awards will be based on the
quickest time made between the
men leave the truck and the water
reaches the nozzle.
Chief Reams will take the small
fire truck, leaving the two large
ones and sufficient number of fire
men on the job to protect the city
from any fire that may prcak during
the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
GOLDEN BEARS
MAY BE BOOKED
FOR ROSE BOWL

BERKELEY, Nov. s. U,H-The
University of California campus
was enthusiastic today over the
announcement that the students ey-
ecutive committee was favorably in
clined toward Il rost-season New
Years day football game at the
Pasadena Rose Bowl,
William Monchan, graduate man
ager, stated that no final action
had been taken N the matter, for
several reasons, although he admit.
ted that the executive committee
was in favor of such contest.
Monohan stated that California
which is the only major team on the
Pacific coast which has not suf-
fered defeat, would play post
season game only it suitable OPP
ponent could be obtained.
President William Wallace Camp
bell. head of the university, has al
lowed it to be understood that he
would not gran. official permission
to play the game until after the re.
suit of the big game" between
California and stanford on Novem-
Der o3, was know.
1t is understood that no officia!
invitation from the Tournament of
Roses committee has yet been sent
California, and that the executive
statement was merely an announce
ment of willingness to consider such
an offer.
In the last New Years day con.
test, California ,ost by a narrow
margin to Georgia Tech.
Stagg eooperated with Walter Ken
nedy, the 1899 captain, in arrang-
ing The reunion.
Charles Erwin, ut end, is the only
team member WIG IS dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
Stages Famous
Team To Meet

CHICAGO. Nov. 5. U.P)-Thirtv
years ago this fall great Cniver-
sity of Chicago football team played
II games without defeat and was
hailed as champion of the west. To-
morrow members of that team ex-
eept one will gather at reunion
banquet.
Remembering the team which WAS
partly responsible for his start to-
ward coaching fame, Coach Alonzo
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08

Pomona college sagehens Of Clare.
mont, Calf.
Coach Johnny McKale, Wildcat
mentor, announced that he will
start his regular string against Po'
mona. McKale said that he hasn't
a player on the injured list and in
spite of pessimia,ic reports Of in
iuries from Pomona, expects a hard
battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-08
Firemen Called :.
By Small Blaze

4 defect in gas stove in the
home Of Sam Mitchell, supcrinten-
dent Of the local Pickwick Stage
shops, set the house On fire this
morning at 6l9 South Fourth street.
Mrs. Mitchell telephoned her hls.
band and he with other Piekwick
employees arrived at the scene and
had the fire out before firemcp
could arrive.
The alarm box was turned in from
No. ~. Chief Reams said damage
was slight.