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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
ROCKVILLE SEEKS GAME.

Rockville A. C. is after games for to-
morrow and Sunday with unlimited
class mines. Call Rockville 231 during
the day or Rockville 274 at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02

WITH an average run OF luck LaJClt
as manager would have won at least
two pennants, and so would have played
in at least two world series. But there
never has been a manager good enough
to win remnants with players in hos
Dital
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Tales of a Wayside Tee
BY GRANTLAND RICE

lore ways than one. There is no
lomenal rise of Horton Smith had
es's victory at Winged Foot. First
of Horton Smiths long line of vic
; where it was stated that young
strokes in a 72-hole match. Then
smith as David the Giant Killer,
iath. Naturally this steamed the
interest and a new incentive. He
IN he had planned to start.
put on 1t the last few years. There
will be a number of coast stars who
know Pebble Beach and who can play
lot of golf. Some of these will give
anybody enough trouble to last. The
Far West has always done its share in
invading the East and the Middle West
and it is only fair that the East and
the Middle West return the compliment
There will be no regrets for those who
make the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
SAM WORLDS BEST
BOXER, SAYSB BENNY
Cannot See Where Tony Has
Chance With StyIist of
PugiIistic Game.
BY BENNY LEONARD.

Retired Undefeated Lightweight Champion
of the World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-02
SHARKEY co SURE,
SCHMEL|NG TOLD
Carey Advises German
Gotham Boxing Body's At
titude Not to Deter Him.
BY JOHN J. ROMANO.

n YEW YORK, August Bill
N Carey of the Madison Square
Garden Corporation is assur-
4 ing Max Schmeling that the
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son. assistant chief of the Bureau Of
Plant Industry, who has been treas
urer Of the club for three years, was
reelected
Other officers of the club for the
ensuing year are w. E. Parker. Coast
and Geodetic Survey. vice president;
w. c. Mendenhall. Geological Survey.
second vice president; H. A. Seran,
Coast and Geodetic Survey. secretary,
and John T. Doyle. Civil Service Com
mi son. and Lyman J. Briggs, Bureau
of Standards, new members of the
board Of directors.
The Federal Club was organized in
1920 with the Endorsement of Presi-
dent Harding. Its purposes are said
to be TO aid In raising the STAN
dards Of administration and personnel
throughout the departments, to bring
about better understanding on the
part Of the public of the activities of
the Government. and. on the part of
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first reader of Third Church, under
whose auspices the lecture was given.
1.-TWO very common causes of discord
and disease" Mr.. Harsch said, ARE
self-righteousness and self-depreciation.
They are pair of earth-born, earth
bound twins which are so common that
few need a special introduction to them.
They may easily and must certainly
be cast out. Consider for moment the
first of these, self-righteouSness. How 1t
deceives and deludes It's insidious ar
guments urge to mistaken steps and
acts. that frequently lead to disaster
and disease-sometimes both. Recall
one more Bible incident. Miriam, the
impetuous sister of Moses, led the re-
joicing after Israers deliverance from
great danger. Here she was expressing
her real selfhood. joyous, buoyant, CRATE
full. But apparently she had not yet
gained a clear concept of the power
behind the works performed by Moses.
She had faith, but little understanding.
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FEDERAL CLUB ELECTS
STOCKBERGER PRESIDENT
Selection of Department Of Agrt-
culture Official Leaves Va
cancy in Directorate.

DR.. w. w. Stockberger. director Of
personnel and business administration
of the Department of Agriculture. Is
the newly elected president of the Fed
eral Club, an organization of officials
in the administrative and technical
services of the Federal and District
Governments.
DR.. Stockberger has been a member Of
the board of directors of the club and his
selection as president leaves vacancy
on the board to be filled from the De-
partment of Agriculture. H. E. Allan
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Yet she had no hesitation in demand
ing, almost Immediately after, for her
self and Aaron, an equal place with
Moses in the task which, God had in
trusted entirely to the latter.
1.-The lesson OF Miriam Is one that all
must learn: The tremendous lesson that
mind is all and matter nothing; that
love and its summons is powerful to
save; that ignorance Of God and His
idea, man, must be replaced by divine
intelligence, the truth of being"
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LECTURER STRESSES
LESSON OF MIRIAM
Christian Science Speaker Pleads
for Divine Intelligence, EN-
phasizing Power Of Love.

A lecture on Christian Science, 'The
Summons of Divine love" was delivered
in Third Church of Christ, Scientist.
last evening by Paul A. Harsch, c. s. B.,
of Toledo. Ohio. Mr. HarSch is menu
Der of the board of lectureShip of the
mother church, the First Church OF
Christ. Scientist. in Boston, Mass. He
was introduced by DR.. Frank F. Bunker,
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for tailored
silk underwear

Hard-to-get crepe de chine
underthings because tai
lored garments need such
carefully fashioningl Step
ins =. Chemises Dance
Sets on1v S1o5.
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Dorothy Bickum
Girdle, $3.50

Instead OF SW
Only at Jelleff's :. and
at a January saving! Skin
ner's satin girdle with side
sections of surgical elastic
+. IA inches long
reinforced back and front.
Here is a real buy!
o.I EInn~
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the oficials. better appreciation of
the needs of the public.
Baltimore Divorces Decline.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. January 4.-This city
Is one of the few reporting decrease in
the number of applications FOR divorces
In 1928. as compared with 1927. Last
year 2.2l8 couples sought freedom, while
in 1927 there were 2,342 couples who
applied for divorce
Evening star., 1929-01-04
TRIES TO STRANGLE SELF.

City Prisoner, in Cell, Wraps
Handkerchief About Neck, Pulls.
While a prisoner in a cell at the sixth
precinct yesterday afternoon, Stephen
Francis ODonnell, 43, of 2l4 John
Marshall place, attempted to strangle
himself with his handkerchief
He had wrapped the cloth about his
neck ana was piYling it tight when dis
covered by a policeman. He was taken
to Casualty Hospital in the police patrol,
where he was treated by DR.. w. II. Pea.
cock. then removed to Gallinger Hos
pital. He was being held for investi-
cation.
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NeW!
Triangular
ScarfS. $1.35

Youth is wearing triangular
scarfs these days with every
sportive frock whether
she wears it for school or
business or motoring a.
and she likes the striking,
modern CO m b i nations of
color! Such scarfs have
just been unpacked =. in
tan-brown-orange, red-tan-
blue, three shades of blue,
green n-and-tan, red combina-
tions. And note the remark
ably low price. Have two or
three.
Scarf Shop-Strest Floor
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The proposed History building In
Manchester will be nearly twice aS high
as any other in tho city and viii be one
Of the very few new "skyscrapers" in
England.
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Ordered to Walter Reed Hospital.

Lieut.. Col George r. Spalding, Corps
of Engineers, stationed at Louisville,
KY, has been ordered to this city for
treatment at Walter Reed General Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1929-01-04

Dartmouth students send most letters
to Wellesley.
Evening star., 1929-01-04

Oklahoma schools employ 19.300
teachers.
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Slips, too
$3.95 SIS

Instead of IS or $500
Crepe de chine radium
{. tailored with wide
hens lace or georgette
trimmed top and bottom!
You'll revel in so much
beauty for a little!
Grey Shops
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SANTA MARIA
E~NTERTATNs SCHOOL

ENIEHTAINS SCHOOL
Miss Daisy Gray gave a party for
the teachers and pupils OF the high
school Thursday evening. "A good
time was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Davis spent
Friday night at Point Isabel in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Kluck
Of Santa Rosa.
Orlando Soule. a Bible worker
from Rio Grande City spent Satur-
day night at J. +. Mocks. He preach
ed at the school house Sunday
morning on the subject, The Home
of the Saved"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Davis enjoyed
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
3. O. Harpster.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Benge are
home now after several weeks alb
sence at McAllen. Mrs. Benge was
caring for Mrs. Hauser who recently
passed away.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Louk OF Nc
Allen were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. +. Kaiser.
Twenty persons from Santa Maria
went to Booa Chica Saturday aft
ernoon and returned Sunday after
noon. Those who enjoyed this OUT
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. Genge. Mr..
and Mrs. SAMSON and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Matthews and family. Mr..
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cation in the Valley. Oklahoma and
Colorado will returned to Venezuela.
FAMILY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pope Jr.. en-
tertained with a family dinner party
honoring Mrs. Caiixto Vale. sun
day. Their guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Calixto Vale. Mrs. Mona Ritz,
MFR. and Mrs. j. j. Guerra, Messrs.
RCdolfo and Raul Vale.
Captain M. r. Voorhees, and Lieu
tenant John p. Willy Of Fort Fort
Brown are in Fort Ringgold for the
target shooting.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. II. Cope, who have
resided in Roma for the past two
years. left last week for the north
where they will viist relatives until
DR.. Cope has regained his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Marsh
have had as their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Moser OF Waco. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marsh Of San
Antonio.
Mesdames z. Owen Scott and L.
3. CarutherS were in McAlleu Mon
day and Tuehdayp for the Valley
recreation meeting. They were the
house guests of Mrs. Percy Herman.
who entertained at dinner 1t the
Casa de Palmas Monday evening
for them and Mrs. Mrs. Volney Tay-
Tor OF Brownsville.
Mrs. Mary H. Edgerton attended
a committee meeting Of the Medical
Auxiliary in Harlingen, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John "A. Pope. ST.. of
LAREDO r the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pope. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. King has as
their guests for the weekend. MI.
and Mrs. L. G. Morriss Of San Be-
nito and Miss Eulalio Yeager Of
Terrell.
Mrs. Donna Cara. who has been
the guest Of her brother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alberto Gutierrez. re-
turned to her home IN Austin.
Tuesday. On June /. Mrs. Cara
will 60 to Boston TO visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 3. Scott Of
San Antonio were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. z. Owen Scott. Monday.
Captain and Mrs. Rossiter Clarity
and Lieut.. w. E. Finnegan, motored
to Brownsville, Thursday.
Mesdames j. u. Bass and w. Ven
cradle attended the meeting of the
Rio Grande Valley Federation In
McAlIen Tuesday. having represent
ed the Woman's Club as delegates.
Mr.. Bass accompanied them TO Me-
Allen.
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SILENTLY beside rs al the time that y seenad unhe-
lievable he could win the race.
But So far the courage that Inns made hAm laugh
LII the face OF all odds has kept hs spirit alive. ard
now that he's home again the fight keeps up.
Little by little he's gaining strength.
What are you thinking Of. Little Man with re
Laugh, lying there 80 still un tha
white bed?
OF the time when you decided to make nprln
nutter-and gathered I'm aIl the nice ella ladies' an
the neighborhood, used up all your pin money 10 rev
them. and had enough apple butter 70 supply ~
entire neighborhocd for the whole winter
or the time when you were nv ard frl in love
with the blonde lady I'm tine chrrusP or course. Hf
dicnt make any difference to you that shn was aE
ieast twice your age-you thought she vas about thn
prettiest thing you ever saw. didn't your
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Or perhaps It's the dear mother.
who's been gone so many. many
years-and OF the time when she
took your hand In hers and helped
you face the disgrace OF a boyish
escapade In high school-even boys
with light-hearted laughs can get
into -scrapes" in schocl-cant they?
Maybe you're again getting UP at
the call OF the first spring bird and
slipping down the stairs with your
shoes in your hand TO join your first
sweetheart for an early morning
hike down by the river-only they
didn't call II hike" In those days,
did they?
1t might be the "Wild West Pa
rade" that was staged for Patti in
Cheyenne. when all the Indians and
cowboys in the country rode up the
main street shooting off their guns
and putting spurs TO their horses
to make them "act up"-and you
at the head of the parade
Is 1t Of the little daughter that
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is SO much like you. who hruurhf nn
mucn happiness into your ALREADY
C. eFflcwinE cup7
No. 7 don't believe you're thinking
OF any Of these things
At least I hope not.
4 hope you're concentrations all
your will and your courage ARD vnur
faith toward getting well.
We IT'S your lauEh-wr miss thH
clink Of the key IN the lock ne night
and the CHEEKY call IN tire moFu-
ing-we miss the happy. Joyous srsr-
~ that pervades the hnuze-wr miss
you.
Here's Go YOU. Little Man with tlam
Light-Hearted Laugh-ycuve r-Adr
life brighter and happier fcr a. cf
us-to have never missed an orptx-
tunity 10 be happy and Ert I'm laugh
out OF life-iS there anything ranrm
you could Rave asked uf thH Great
Giver or all Good7
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and Mrs. Washington and family.
Misses Daisy Gray. Annie Smith,
Pauline Hawks and Mr.. Donges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Daugherty and
Maryiyn OF San Benito were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.
Davis Tuesday evening.
Miss Pearle Fowler and Pauline
Moore returned to their home in
Kansas City after a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler.
Melvin Fowler accompanied them to
Houston and viii 60 from there to
Illinois.
p. p. Smith transacted business
in Brownsville Tuesday.
Mrs p. M. Shipley entertained the
women of the Missionary Society
Monday afternoon. Mrs. .. H. Nc
Lain and Mrs. r. ID. Shipley and
son Of La Feria were welcome visit
orS.
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most picturesque sights In Wnlacy
county.
PERSONALS
Mrs. w. II. Giles and daughter.
Ellen. and Misses Cola 3. Ramsey,
Maxine La Rue, Jimmie La Rue.
Mary Blackwell, and Virginia Man
tor spent Saturday at Point Isabel.
B. v. Crowell left Monday for
Dallas and other North Texas
points.
Mrs. Russell Eaton and daugh-
ter. Mary Lee. returned to their
home In Point Isabel Saturday. att
er a visit with Mrs. Eaton's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Mccain.
Joe Lochrie and p. d. Lissner left
for Dallas Monday, making the trip
by auto.
Richard Lee Bull. Of Los Angeles,
Calf. is the guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bull.
Burgess Ballard has returned 10
his home here, after a three months
visit with relatives in Illinois
Miss Jessye Mae Lewis returned
to her home IN Dallas Saturday. aft
er a pleazant visit with her sister.
Miss Alice Lewis. at the home OF
j. NJ. TONNE.
Miss Grace Alsmeyer spent the
weekend the guests Of Misses Bon
ME and Wilma George nc La Villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. German Fox and
daughter. Barbara 10. have left for
. fiva ueak< visit with relatives In
Memphis. Tenn.
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blue and gray crepe pajamas.
Stripes of gray decorate the sleeve
less blouse. while royal blue bands
trim the gray jacket. The trousers
are plain blue.
White silk pajamas with a printed
coat are worn by the same screen
player at the right. The trousers
have a deep hem. but no cuff. The
coat, Of printed satin. Is full length,
and Is faced with white satin.
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finishe the silken frogs which fasten
her long jacket. Black mules COM
plete her suit.
Lois Moran. above in circle. shows
the intriguing qualities OF lace and
white satin In a unique suit that
buttons the trousers close to the leg
below the knee-leglets. they are
called. Ostrich trimmed mules arc
worn with this costume.
Below. for lounging OF beach wear.
Miss Moran exhibits q pair Of royal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19

But the college girl, like her sis
ter. the debutante. wants to look
chic as she takes her ease. so many
are the charming lounging costumes
designed by the leading couturiers.
Rose colored pajamas. In crepe
backed satin. r displayed by Mary
Aston at the left of the picture. Tas-
sells. which are anathema TO stout
people, may be worn by the slender.
20 Mary uses two long tassels 70
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association and assistant secretary
Of the chamber of commerce.
Mrs. NJ. C. Reese went TO Kings
vile Thursday and on her return in
a few days she will BE- accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. M. ID. Driscoll.
who also Is visiting In Kingsville.
Charles ID. Kennedy, traffic man.
ager for the Corpus Christi Hard
ware company, a wholesale firm, left
Wednesday night after a business
trip to the Valley.
Mrs. y. Il. Nommensen of San Be-
nito and Mrs. Sadie Carter Of De-
tro.t have departed on an automo-
bile trip to the east. They will drive
first to Detroit and then go to New
York City.
Frank Ramsey Of Fort Worth. who
has been visiting in the home OF
Mrs. Sorata Boone and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Boone. left Thursday
morning for North Texas.
Mrs. s. M. Udden, vice president
Of the Central Power and Light
company. left for the San Antonio
offifs Wednesday night. He was in
the Valley for the public relation
meeting held at McAllen Tuesday
night.
SHOWER MISS DAMMON
At the home OF Mrs. j. 4. Nc
Anally. who had three tables OF
bridge on this occasion. Miss Pearl
Hammond. bride-elect, was honored
with a miscellaneous shower. In
both the decorations and refresh
ments, the hostess employed a pink
color scheme. pink roses being used
in this connection. The gifts came
by air mail" They we're brought
to the home by a messenger boy.
The "air mail package" was opened
in the presence of the guests and
the gifts presented to the bride-to-
be. At bridge Miss Fioy Root won
high score Prie ='..lc -h- c1=@c!s-
ton prize went to Miss Lois Frank
lin. Bridge guests weer Miss Floy
Roots. Mrs. Henry Alsmeyed. Mrs.
Albin Polzin. Mrs. Horace St. John.
Miss Lois Franklin. Mrs. z. M. Ak
en-. Miss Otelia Graham. Miss Ma
ME Lilies. Mrs. r. 4. Dominy, Mrs.
M. A. Thompson. Miss tSell Briscoe,
and Miss Hammond. Later in the
afternoon Miss Emaline Baker, Mrs.
j. p. Ellis and Mrs. Fred Hartman
came.
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licious luncheon of Mexican foods
was enjoyed at noon at the Sobre las
Olas where the guests assembled.
At the next meeting Of the club
Mrs. J. +. Lomax will be hostess.
THURSDAY BRIDGE
When Mrs. w. j. vinsant enter
tanned members of the Thursday
Bridge club and a few guests at
her home was beautifully decorated
In many shades and hues. the colcrs
being supplied by sweet spring bios
SONS. MRS. Floyd s. Worth made
high score and received an attrac-
tive gift during the games of the
morning. Guests other tina nthe
members we're Mrs. .. II. Polly. Mrs.
nj. w. Morris, Mrs. Worth and Mrs.
G. M. Cash. Mrs. p. B. Jones came
In for the luncheon which was
served at l o'clock.
HONOR BRIDE-ELECT
At an affair Monday guests who
were present at the announcing Of
the approaching marriage of Misc
Letitia Wells YER again entertained
the occasion being a shower given
az the Yacht club at Point Isabel.
Mrs. Stanley Dodds. Mrs. Frank @.
Ludden. Mrs. j. r. Lomax and Mrs.
Frost Bohner were joint n~ostesses
at this prettily appointed luncheon.
Each guest found q colonial corSage
at her place and the bride-to-be
had a large shower bouquet to which
some OF the gifts were attached. The
guest list included the following:
Mrs. T. <. Ogden. Mrs. z. Z. Butts,
Mrs. 4. p. Wells, Mrs. w. ID. Hinkly,
Mrs. j. II. Koontz, Miss Amy Vivian
Mrs. c. NJ. Wells. Mrs. w. Z. john
son. Mrs. +. 3. Sublett. Miss Dorothy
Bxenden. Miss Maxine Bruce. Mrs.
Harry Hinkly. Mrs. Edward Hinkly.
Mrs. john Belts, Mrs. Tom March
banks. Mrs. r. Z. Holcomb. Mrs. w.
E. Thomas and Mrs. Bob Wells Of
Brownsville.
FANTAS CLUB
Mrs. Wilson Galway. president
OF the Lantana Home Demonstra-
ton club, told Of her trip yer Tex
as at the last meeting of the organ
ization held at the home Of Mrs.
Victor M. HING on the San Benito-
Rio Hondo road. She said she was
particularly impressed with Z varie-
ties OF oleanders she saw III Calves
ton which Is known ali the 'Olean-
der City" The study topic for the
club "a Edgar Guest. In answer
70 roll call his poems were given and
Mrs. I. 4. Rails read a paper ON his
home life. The next meeting OF
the club will be in the Galway
home Monday, May ~, at 2 p. m.
Miss Kate Adele Hill. home demon
stration agent. will give a demon
stration on club refreshments at
that time.
PERSONALS
Miss Frances Marie Gay, one of
the honor guests at a banquet given
at the Menger hotel in San Antonio
Monday night by the junior class
OF Our Lady OF the Lake college to
the seniors Miss Gay is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Gay OF
this city.
Mrs. Eula 3. Jones left for Dallas
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Stephenson
Of Chicago, parents of Mrs. Davis
Wade, returned to their home Tues
day night after spending the winter
in San Benito.
Garnet Reeves, who visited his
uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. w.
o. Brown, while attending the state
convention Of the Retail Merchants
association in San Benito. left We'd
nesday for his home in Lubbock.
He Is secretary Of the Lubbock credit