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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-11
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Improved by Modern
Four-Story and Cellar Build
ing, Including Four Stores,
Being Premises 1912 to 1920,
Inclusive, G Street Northwest,
Washington, D. c. (CITY
CLUB BUILDING), Together
With Furniture, Furnishings
and Equipment.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, duly
Of the land records Of the District Of Co
iumbia, and upon proper direction IN &C
q rns The usee viii sell
lses 1919 street noTthwess Washt bins
NAY: A.6:' 1850, At THREE O'Clock PM.
Situate IN the city of
orsasI o: tRentS eSf Gs6S and te S
n with two ali bndines aYd @
now erected or placed thereon. including all
engines boilers ELEVATORS dynsm9S heating
and also each and every OF the interior i'm
provementS and fixtures. movable or I'M
movable, furniture. furnishings and EQUIP
upon said premises or used in connection
Herewith Except so much Thereof as may
belong to tenants, announcement OF which
to the lien of said deed of trust, together
with all and singular the ways. easements,
hereditanents t 70 SAID premises beiongine or
fully set forth in said deed of trust, to
e. m ekeT rs deed 81
as to said land, building and immovable
fixtures to secure certain notes aggregating
tss5o oo @a.ur1r June 10 1885, witR
crued interest thereon, at the rate Of six
per cent. (6%l per annun, and unpaid
full OF ThGn DEBT +.
at the time Of sale. or can be obtained in
Terms of sale; ne-third (h) of the pur-
the existins rst DEED AU Of trust indebted
ness to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal payable in one and
6sy q sae BY deed
Of T s opon as e sG or az
be required at time Of sale. All convey
81 70 Be cost 3f ed
within twenty (20) days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
defaulting ppTrehsser after rte ten dio} days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM.
BY WILLIAM D. HOOVER.
President.
SseaIl ,A.t Attest; .or
Z. PERC1VAL WILSON,
aD4zslLl4ls.ls,si':sssI,sssS%'aSSS,as.s o-mylas45
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ERTY ON WISCONSIN AVENUE OP-
FHE GBE poRr GaHs 4HE GdSa
CHEVY CHASE dARDENs. ~ 1nh-N'
certsn Of trust 81 recordeS july 81
1925. in Liber $50. at folio 90 of the land
records of Montgomery County. Maryland:
said deed of tIust, and at the request OF the
holder OF the notes secured thereby, the un-
dersigned trustees will sell at public auction,
e aSf baY ot apR Sso
real estate described in said deed of trust.
satisfy the balance Of the debt due and ss 60
all expenses. taxes and assessments, except
vision hereinafter mentioned. A part Of the
Chevy Chase Gardens, and q plat thereof is
the land records OF Montgomery County,
Maryland. The rest Of said land is divided
into two tracts, respectively containing 1895
Sf less ha n ire
required a copy Of the full advertisement
subdivided and unsubdivided portions of said
land. can be obtained from the trust de-
Company Company or the undersisned trustees e -'O''
M TRhNk sT z RSS'EF'
National Savings and Trust Company,
corner Of 18th street and New York avenue
n'w'' wa'hiGHHHtS0RRii ERs; s. c1AoErr.
Solicitor for Trustees.
1000 l4th Street NV,
apo-d&ds,exSu Washington, D. C.
THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTIoNEERs,
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ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON, AuctioneeTG.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PER-
SONAL EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO PAY STORAGE AND OTHER

Notice is hereby given that on SATUR-
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY.
APRIL NINETEENTH. 1880. COMMENCING
public auction. at Weschler's. $40 ,Penna.
ave NV, to pay storage and other charges.
ing names: william E. Anderson. Adolph
Herbert Collins. Roland Dawkins, John Epps,
Marcenus Hoge: Willie May Hamphill. lola
Howe, Hattie jenkins. Mary. Lewis, Laura
Sadie Shaw, James simms Herman Ware.
James E Wesson, Gertrude Ware, Agnes
notice.
Terms: Cash.
dp3 ll,l8 Tfb ~ NJ
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RENI-SuRuRRAN.

RENT-SUBURBAN.
500 OAK STREET. LYON PARK. VA:@lo-
sewer. oil heat. Frigidalre; $50 per mo
Aurora Hills Homes, Inc, Mount Vernon
boulevard at Frazier ave. Clar. 1857.
DETACHED HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR LARGE
family, 4 bed rooms. 2 baths, garage; mod
ern; near school and stores; SOS per mo-
az Frazier ave. Phone Clarendon 1857.
FIVE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH; MOD
ern house near cars; rent. $40 per month
1901 Valley ave, Mt. Rainier.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND PRIVATE
bath, ss2 50; slectric lsht ErsidsiT,s etc;
4: Great Falls line; 10 minutes ride from
Key Bridge; Call CLARENDON s4S,E-4 or
w. P. LOCKWOOD. l4l0 @ ST. NV. IL
FTvE-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW, Ia
k k9 Park 3oI perfect condition; reasonable
sIx-RooM HOUSE WELL FURNISHED, $50
month; immediate possession; large lot;
ami. BY auto 60 out new Rhode isi s,TH
turn irst after leaving Mt. Rainier or take
G st. car marked Riverdale; get on Melrose
ave, HyattSville, second house from corner
Ask Anybody for Mcclure.
Or Phone Hyattsville 1914.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. j, OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
1881 Eye St. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF 1918 CLAY STREET
By Virtue Of q deed of trust, recorded in
Liber 4sl5, folio 20. ct seq, Of the land rec
quest Of party secured thsreby Hndersisp ne
once q ths auctiSnssFs on ERIpNAY. AP PHRIHL
the following described land and premises,
situate in the District q ColuWbiss;;. , being h
division q dlepdsle, as per plat iot RECORDED
District in Liber ST. folio 10, together. with
the improvements, consisting OF frame
Terms CT sale: one-third of purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance IN two
equal installments. payable in one and two
per snnum: payable SENT annually. from Gay 9syy
sold IN cash s,s e. oSDtion Sf pus
sale. All conveyaneing. recording. etc. at
piied With within so days from sale. other
wise trustees reserve right to resell property
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
after i've days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published in washington
G. FRED MCKEE,
ARTHUR q. BISHOP,
ap7-d&ds, exSu&ap18 Trustees.
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Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone HyattSville $50

Gentleman's Country Estate.
l0-rm. house with 3 acres of ground large
barn, garage. Improvements; in excellent
condition: very high location. Priced very
reasonably, $4,000.
THE o. B. ZANTZINGER CO.,
s45 st. NV National 1911.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


e from ,ath and
ave BY bus H GF :srf HoM.s
INC, MT. Vernon Blvd at Frazier ave.
pike. S0-minute drive; $j25 an acre: Also
saiizsssos'; hem &EAs s'i Bond sd 'ss
ROOMS. BATH AMI: dAR4dE: SLEEP
BATH. smi.. built; Il ssrsss: $3.50; situated
il . ras G ssS v Rooms, ssstr sf
s:,S!I sSoSs SISSf from ssS; AS s. AZ
eu 1fen saostsntlaI redactiS n.Fa eash WIN g
TAKOMA PARK, ND. = BEAUTIFUL IA
ss.sso 500 cash ~ SIS mo me- Pot Sass. "
s200 CASH, $40 MONTHLY WILL BUY s.
ony sseo Silver ' spTinr issM
fruit trees SoU grapes ana Chic Ken Houses
siSs g. t s.TWyn o. soa less for cash.
north e
By nG S@ner s'0t PSone ai Kensinston 1876
9 ACRES, SIR; BUNGALOW, HoT-WATER
heat. bath, electricity, garage, CHICKEN mouse,
Hyattsviile 1855. 80 =. 49,
CABIN JOHN PARK. MD,-THosE con-
sidering building or investing should view
the 2 marvellous plots containing one ana 1no
yards of Conduit I'd. j. 1cenhoWsr, Tom
iinson ave, 20 min drive from White House.
Open daily y9 'iE e:%: p $3.50 s. p.kes.
Dutch snd ae erm
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co, ...
BUNGALOW BARGAINS.
ons :7s nice c. R ssa oWsrs
yin reduce for snO;tanstdssa5 fssf P sv.
n.e. or caf North Il S ESQ AZ eve
WOODBRIDGE. D. c., 49,.
New Dutch colonial, rooms r9p an. nW .hcg Ssk
Ready to move in: $3.50; $500 down. $50
S %oash 7s5 5paulrs aS77 r. ave ne or phone
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
5-room bungalow; h.-w.h:; large lot; con-
crete street. $3.50 down: $50 m Month 7a6 nsaare
2377 R. l. ave. ne. or phone NORM Szos;
&c rooms roo sand and bath. all modern; nice bed
Semi semi bungalow. rooms and bath, h.-w.h.,
ali modern; large corner lot; $1,000. r,,,,s
;oS cash IS $50 SG m1nn a.
Va. Phone Clarendon 1880.
LOOK 1T OVER.
Five-room and bath BUNGALOW screened;
hot-water heat electricity, sewer, water ana
gas; lot 40xl00; two-car garage; close to
s ssRSG s sS1f 81 aG %
l4th and Pennsylvania ave. Only $4,000;
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York Ave. NV.
National 1855.
REAL SUBURBAN BARGAINS
Six-room and bath modern. improved
bungalow on corner, with extra lot adjoining,
40x80 feet; one square from car line; only
$3.50 for both. (owned by widow LADY,
SIX large rooms and bath. wide halls lis
SO. feet OF ground Built by CONTRACTOR for
his own home; has garage; $4,000; gooo
ss2 so MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Four-room and bath modern improved
bungalow. dry cellar. concrete walks. one
square from cars. Only $4,000.
Seven large, bright, sunny roomy rooms
and bath. all modern improvements: Two
story. wide spacious halls, French plate
glass hall and vestibule doors, hardwood
floors. front, side and back yard; ideally 10.
Gated. Lot has 10000 50. it. Of ground.
this home has been held for $4,000: !
am authorized to sell for $4,000 for short
R. T. VIOLET & SON,
3843 34th St..
Mt Rainier, Md.
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THos. ). OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OEE
1000 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCk
OF LANsBURGH AND BROTHER, AZ
OLD EsTASLIsgAIEED2 ,rE AMP 9ro TFDE *
under and 81 virtue Of autherity vested
IN Us Is execntSsS enc scssssS ana e by de-
Gree q tss sapPsme court g ths District #
sell at public auction, within the once Of
Thomas ,. Owen e SON. 1881 Eys vt street
1885, 1850, AZ ONE 6cEock m. twelve hun:
Lansburgh and Brother, subject to approval
By the court in said equity cause. This
stock will be offered in blocks Of 100 shares
chase price to be made at time Of sale.
The remainder Is to be paid on or before
otherwise the deposit viii be forfeited:
SOLOMON LANSBURGHs
MINNIE GOLDSMITH,
Executors and Trustees.
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THOs J. OWEN & SON. AUCTTONEERS,
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE; BEING BRI IC5S
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of two certain deeds q trust
dull: recorded in Liber No. 6822, fono NOS;
152 and 1855 ct sea-. Of the land RECORDS OF
the District of Columbia; and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, the un-
dersigned trustees will sell at public AUG
ton in front Of the premises on TUESpI2.AAYY'
THE TWsENTY-sEGgoENp PAYS PAY or o,aAI EpSctIE
Pm. ne following; lang an nS,p PREM
District Of Columbia and dssisnatssd rs ana ana
drew oeRanis Subdivision N square ..l sinSs
in Liber a, folio i66, OF the records Of the
once OF the surveyor OF the District OF
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid III cash, balance IN two
equal installments, payable in one ana LWo
years, with interest at seven per cenGum
per annum, payable semi from
day Of sale, secured by deed OF trust upon
property sold, or all cash, at Lne opLo oh
Of the purchaser. A deposit OF $500 on eacn
will be required at time OF sale. AL con-
Veyancing, recording etc, at cost, OF puir,-
chaeer. Terms Of sale to be compueo VIII
within 80 days from day Of sale, otneTWiSe
the trustees reserve the right 70 TeseM Inc
property at the risk and cost OF delauittin n{
purchaser, after fve days advertisement 81
sucn resale In some newspaper puphsneo IA
wsshinss0n' D. SAMUEL A. pRuRy.
JAMES b. NICHOLSON.
.n11 "a "a IN a % Trustees.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Three.Story Brick Building
Containing Store on First
Floor, With Living Rooms in
the Rear and Above, Being
Premises 81 Ninth Street
Northwest.

BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
of the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbia. and at the. request of the party
viii SELL ct public auction. in front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE SIX:
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing-described land and premises, situate in
th' City of Washington, District Of Colum.
bia, and DESIGNATED as and being part Of
original lot 4 in square 404, described as
follows: Beginning for the same on Ninth
street 40 feet south from the northwest
on said street 20 feet; thence east 90 o4 feet
to the rear line Of SAID lot; THENCE north 20
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in three
years, with interest. at per centum per
annum, payable semi annually, from day Of
sale. secured BY deed Of trust . upon a the
the purchaser. A deposit Of $1,000 viii be
Of sale to Be COMPLIED with within thirty
tees reserve the right to resell the property
after i've days advertisement q such re-
'-e LEVI H. DAVID,
McLachlen Bldg,
1918 Eye st. NV.
Trusteeg.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE
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Trustees Sale Under Will, to
Close an Estate, Of Property
Distinguished as Premises No.
GIG 9Th ST. NV.

Pursuant to the provisions Of the last
ceased will sell at public auction, In front
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1880 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, that certain parcel Of real
estate situate in the city Of Washington,
II in square s7s. described as follows: Be- Be.
ginning for the same on the line Of Ninth
9th street at the northeast corner OF said
street sire 20 feet; hence west to rear line Of
east 96 Feet to the line Of said street and
the place Of beginning; together with the
improvements. etc. consisting of a three
story pressed -brickrfront building contain
ing store and two apartments, one of five
rooms and bath and the other of three
unencumbered.
three equal installments, payable at one
two and three years, respectively, from day
OF sale; 6 per cent interest. payable semi
annually. secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser and first deed of trust on the prop
erty, or all cash at option of purchaser
DEPOSIT OF $500 required at time of sale
All conveyancing. recording, ETC.. at cost of
purchaser. Terms to be complied with in
thirty days from day OF sale. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold at the discretion Of the
trustee.
.s CHARLES H. cRAo1N.
ep6.d&dS. exSu Trustee.
THOS n OWEN 81 Som ATTTSTTONEEpo
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOs. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
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5000; BARGAIN: RIvERpALE. ND; &c
I5oxil0 Il. CSii KEfNERs Col. 1S75.Ws II:
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RENT-FARMS.

HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS; NILE FROM
Laurel, Md; cement highway. fourteen
acres. large orchard; rent reasonable; char
acter tenants important; owner living Chi.
cago. Phone Adams 1017S. IA"
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WANTED-FARMS.
/ no S ACRES ON MAIN ROAD LEADING
from washington. Address BOX l4o-J, Star
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New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
SACRED HEARTS
 BEAT AVON TEAM
Local Baseball Aggregation
 Scores 10th Victory

One more victory, making a total Of 10 for the season so far/ was chalked up yesterday by the Sacred Heart baseball team at the Wash ington Park diamond when the local team defeated the Avon town nine by the score of to 2. The contest was tight battle with neither team having any great advantage over the other.
 F.. Plude and Partyka opposed each other on the mound and they engaged in a pretty pitching duel. Partyka gained the edge. He all lowed five singles and famed 10 Avon batsmen.
 The Sacred Hearts scored the first run in the second and added two more in the fifth. Avon staged a rally in the sixth, scored two runs and threatened to tie the score. The home club, however. completed q fast double killing that nipped the rally before further damage was done.
 The Sacred Hearts are arranging for a series of games with the Holy Cross and Burritt agsregations which will be for the championship Of New Britain. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
EXPERTS PICKING
 AMERICAS TEAM
Polo Performers Will Not Be Named Until September 5

New York. Aug. 4 P-Officially, Americas team to defend the West chester Polo cup will not be be named until Sept 5, on the eve of the international matches with Great Britain, but the games grandstand managers are willing 10 wager that three of the four posts already have been filled.
 These experts predict that when the Americans ride out to face the British in the first match on Sept. G. Tommy Hitchcock, leader of the defending forces, will be at Nc. 3. Winston Guest at back. and Eric Pedley, the California sharp shooter at No. 1.
 In most of the five trial matches thus far played. this trio has formed the backbone of the Whites or varsity team. It has been assumed previously that the No. 3 and back positions would go to Hitci! cock and Guest but No. and No. posts were regarded as wide open pro- positions with no overwhelming fav- Oflte TOT cltner one. IeQleF, now ever. seems to have solved Hitch cocks worries so far as the No. 1 position is concerned.
 The Californian has played brilli- ant polo to practically clinch a place on the International team. He scored II goals a week ago Sunday, eight on Wednesday and nine yester- day as Hitchcock's Whites moved down the Reds, 24 to 10. The Whites put on an amazing display of SCOT ing strength to crush quartet com- posed Of G. Y. (Pete) Bo5twick, FL mer J. Boeseke, of California, H. w. (Rube) Williams of Texas, and j.. C. Rathborne, former Yale star. The Reds were given a siX-goal handicap , but never had a chance against the brilliant riding and accurate shoot ing of the Whites. Cecil Smith, form CT Taxen. rode at No. ? for the Whites with Pedley, Hitchcock and Guest in their usual positions. The Whites A goals were contributed in this manner; Pedley nine; Hitch cock seven; Smith five; Guest three.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
FOUR PERSONS DIE
 IN FRENCH STORM
Lightning Kills NatiyeS-CropS
 and Fruit Damaged

Paris, Aug. CP-Four persons were killed by lightning in a series of disastrous storms which ragged over south France during the week end. The bad weather continued to- day.
 A bolt crashing through the win dow of the house of the Poujol fam fly at Aveze, Gard apartment, killed the mother and daughter. Two men were killed by lightning at Cler- mon-Ferrand, near Lyons
 The storms. which were accom- panied by torrential rains and hail severely damaged crops and orchards and vineyards from Dieppe to Mar seilles and from Brest to Nancy. Burgundy vineyards particularly re- ceived an unwanted drenching.
 French ports were full of storm bound shipping today as the winds and rain continued. The French second naval squadron was forced to take refuge at the port of Verdon.
 Trains from Paris to Marseilles were delayed for hours when sema- phore signals fell and obstructed the
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04

Christian saints, they look to the sun as their god and pray to it.
 When a Hichole brave has proved himself capable of tilling parcel of land, he IS permitted to wed. He may have as many wives as he can support, the average number being four.
 The husband goes out of his way to respect and treat his wives well. Agulrre explained. At meal times his wives sit on their launches in circle about him, offering tortil.as and chile they have prepared for him, and to avoid hurting the feel ings of any one, the brave eats an equal amount of the food offered by each.
 There are times. Aguirre said. when a husband wishes to dispose of one of his wives. In Such cases. he talks to her kindly, explaining that he no longer wishes her in his en- tourage, then goes out to find a new home for her.
 When he finds another brave who is willing to add her to his house. hold, he offers her In trade, accept ing usually horse, an OK or burro, according to the value he attaches to her.
 The Huicholes live in caves and are happy people, apart from their fear of death.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
FOURSOME SCORES RECORD
 MARK AT SHUTTLE MEADOW
Fonz Porter Walter Buckley, Tom Lnder and Earl Van Buskirk Takes First Place in Tournament With Net of 4S-Quartet Goes Out in 3S and Comes in in 32-Net 55 Is Second Low for the Day-Total of 36 Golfers Compete in Popular Event.
BY UGGER

Turning in what is probably the record low net score for Shuttle Meadow tournaments, foursome composed of Fonz Porter, Walter Buckey, Tom Linder and Earl Van Buskirk took first place in the four ball, best ball golf event at the local club Saturday afternoon with a 4S.
 Going out in 3S. the quarter kept to form on the upper nine, in fact they even did a little better there. and shot a 32 to turn in card of gross 70, which with one-quarter Of their aggregate handicap of S6 gave them B net 48.
 Dave Mahoney, Milton Jones, liar old Hatch and Bob Mcconnell came in second with a net 55, while the foursome made up of NJ. W. Hellyar, Charles Hellyar, George Boil and l.. H. Stevens took third place with a net 5s.
 Thirty-six golfers who were not away on their vacations posted their entries and played over the course that was cooled by fresh breeze. Hot in the city. Shuttle Meadow of fered perfect weather for golf and several besides those competing, played is holes in the early after noon before going to the shore for a late swim.
 Although that hot, dry weather has turned some Of the fairways brown, the greens are in good con- dition and rather keen. Like all golf courses of this country, Shuttle Meadow is being used more than ever before.
 In addition to the prize winners mentioned, the following named players entered the tournament: J. H. kirkham, George Bean, Hugh McKenna. R. w. Poteet, C. W. Davis, C. W. Parker, Louie Jones, Ormond Bates, R. NJ. Parsons, C. F. , Bennett. Russell Germond, F. NJ | Smith, NJ. S. Hart. H. s. Humphrey, 1 C. H. Baldwin, W. J. Sweeney, Will ! liam Costello, C W. Bradley. Ed
 ward Steinle, Harold Mott, R. A. Searles, C. J. Law, s. H. Raymond | and G. B. Taylor.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
HU|CH0LE INDIANS
 WE'D FOUR WIVES
Tribe Fears Death, Moving On
 After Its Visit

Mexico City, Aug. 4.1P-After living for months among the Nomad Huichola Indians, in the state of Nayarit, Porfirio Asuirre. of the archaeological section of the national museum, has returned to civifiza- tion with an interesting account Of the strange customs observed among these sun-worshipping, polygamist wanderers.
 For centuries the Huicholes have lived undisturbed in the wild interior of Nayarit, constantly moving about in search of escape from death, which they fear more than do any other tribe of people in Mexico.
 When one of their number dies, they abandon their crops and flee to some other place, thinking thus to evade a repetition of the event.
 Aguirre, who found the Huicholes a friendly, hospitable people, said that while they worship some Of the
New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
SPORTS SUMMARY
By the Associated Press.
 Tennis;

By the Associated Press.
 Tennis:
 Seabright, N. J. Williams and Hall win Seabright doubles, beating Wood and Shields; Mrs. L. A. Har- per beats Josephine Cruickshank for women's title; mixed doubles won by Hall and Edith Cross. Ocean City Atlantic coast single title goes to Bert Hammell, Absecon, N. J. who beats Jake Hess. Houston.
 Saratoga Springs Jamestown wins United States Hotel stakes. Chicago - Insco wins s26,Oo0 post and paddock stakes.
 General
 New York Ruth hits 4oth homer.
 Boston -Henigan beats Miles, De- mar and Nicholson in 16 mile race. Port Washington, N. '. - Pedley scores nine goals at Hitchcock's Whites crush Reds. 24-1o in polo test match.
 Greenville, 0. Two racing pilots killed in accidents on Green vile auto speedway.
 New York Sloop Mischief of New Bedford wins tenth annual Bayside- Block Island race.
 Antwerp - Americans score In rife pionships.
 Boston - Bill Miller wins national singles sculling title.
 Newport. R. I. - Tommy Taller beats Tolley, 3 and l in finals of Newport invitation golf tournament.