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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
BAR STOCK DEALINGS

Injunction Issued After Two Men
Are Arrested.
NEW YORK, December ~ R).-An
injunction restraining Walter Miller
and Jesse Jacobs from further stock
dealings was issued today by Justice
Faber in Brooklyn Supreme Court
Miller recently was arrested on q
charge Of having sold $4,000 worth Of
valueless stock to Miss Mary HotchkisS
Of Hartford, Conn.
Jacobs, o salesman for Miller a. Co.,
was arrested for allegedly refusing TO
answer q subpoena issued by the State
attorney generals ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
SHERIFF TO QUIT

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, December 81
r. L. Perrow. sheriff of Campbell County
IS years. will not be a candidate for
reelection at the election to be held
next November and will relinquish the
Office at the close Of his present term,
December Al 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
CUBAN PATRIOT DIES

Manuel Roderiquez Canizares
Worked for Island Independence.
TAMPA, Fla, December ~ Dr.
Manuel Roderiquez Canizares, IS, Cuban
patriot and once head Of the Emigrados
de Revolucionarios, died at his home
here today.
For 10 years before the Spanish
American War he led q band of Cuban
independents. working Key West and
Tampa to promote sympathy for the
and two daughters. The funeral win be
held here tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
Five Couples Granted Licenses.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Deem
Der ~ Especially Marriage licenses
have been issued here to the following:
william w. Malone, So, North Beach,
Nd, and Betty Ternent, 40, Monon-
gahela, Pa; Herbert w. Sinclair, 81,
and Lena N. Seymour, "a, both of
Clarendon, Va; Paul r. Henson, rs,
EtonevfIle, Mas, and Elizabeth Mar
celia Brown, 20, Hyattsville, Md:
Chauncy Lewis Newkirk, AZ, Seabrook,
Nd, and Rebecca Ann Gardiner, "a,
Washington, and william K. Clark, 81.
Dawson, Pa. and Josephine c. Fogg,
81, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28

the Eta Alpha Chapter house, 1919
Twentieth street northwest, ct o'clock,
to be followed by the fourteenth con-
vocation of the Arch Council. The
committee in charge consists OF John
N. Danehower, executive secretary OF
the Arch Council: Henry w. Herzog,
past master Of Eta Alpha Chapter, and
William E. Reese of Eta Alpha Chap
ter. Steel McGrew Is the present master
of the local chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
Belgium Orders Aircraft.

The Belgian government recently or
dered IS fighting airplanes, which are
expected to be the fastest aircraft in
the world They will have a speed of
200 miles an hour. even when carrying
a full military load. The machines will
have engines Of $50 horsepower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
BORN DURING BATTLE
Dispatch to The star.

WINCHESTER, Va, December a.
William II. Spots, who was born In
May, 1853, during one Of the numerous
Civil War battles fought here, died last
night In his hotel apartment, after sew
eral weeks illness.
He and his mother were taken from
their home Just as the Federal forces
Of Gen. Banks had begun to shell the
town, and were removed far behind the
lines Of battle along with other nom
combatants. His father, the late Marcus
H. Spots, was a prominent merchant
and churchman here. He was the last
of his family and unmarried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
Peer Makes Dairy Success.

Lord Cochrane, who at "a started a
dairy near Springfield, Scotland, has
made the ventue q financial success in
two years. The aged man opened the
dairy as hobby, but his cows produced
so much pure milk that 1t has been
q profit-maker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
FIRM TAKES PARTNERS
FoHr Employees Admitted to New
YOwk Stock Exchange Business.

NEW YORK, December az (A1.-The
New York Stock Exchange firm Of
Jackson Bros, Boesel g. Co. will admit
four new members on January /, all Of
them now employees Of the firm.
william Fletcher Farrell, a son Of j.
Fletcher Farrell, vice president and
treasurer Of the Sinclair Consolidated
Oil Corporation, and william H.
Fleischmann, son Of Paul w. F1eisch-
mann, first vice president of Standard
Brands, will become resident partners
in the New York ONCE. Andrew 3.
MacCaughey and William E. Ragland
will become resident partners in the
firms Chicago ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28

at Christmas was widespread and gen.
erous. The absence Of real poverty in
the face Of situation of this kind is
largely due to the cooperation among
gency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
COUP IS FORECAST
Leaflets Say Archduke Otto to Take
Throne on New Year Day.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, December 81
HD.- Hungarian authorities investi-
gated today reports that a mysterious
airplane had flown over the Kemene-
salja and GabakoeZ districts and had
dropped leaflets prophesying a New
Otto to the throne of Hungary.
Oficials believed that the leaflets
were the work Of Hungarian Legiti-
mists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
LiUing Room Suites
Bed Room Suites

$500 Four piece Colonial Mahogany Suite . S2A9
SAYS Three-piec Art Moderne Suite. ..$279
$4OO Four piece Walnut Veneered Suite . $199
$3.50 FHe-piece Twin Bed Suite. SITS
1899 Four piece Colonial Mahogany Suite =. 1863
$299 Four piece Walnut and Gum Suite. =. SAG
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
VINES TO MEET SHIELDS
Feature Match in Second Round of Mems Singles at Seabrigbt Brings Stars Together.

Seabright, N. J., July 29.-(UP)- The feature match in the second round of the mems singles of the Seabright invitation tennis tourna ment today pitted Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena, Calf, 1S-year old sen- saton. against Frank x. Shields of New York. When they met recently in the semi-finals of the Metropoli- tan Turf court championships Vines won in five sets.
 Clifford Sutter of New Orleans, intercollegiate Champion, faced Richard Murphy, Utica, N. Y, con- queror of Vines at Longwood and Francis I. Hunter, ranked No. 2 nationally, engaged Donald Cram. Vanderbilt. in a pair of other inn portant matches.
 The six seeded players in the women's singles, Sarah Palfrey Of Boston, Edith Cross of San Francis co, Marjorie Gladman of Santa Monica. Calif., Marjorie Morrill, of Dedham, Mass. Mrs. L. A. Harper of Los Angeles, and Virginia Rice of Boston, were favored to win their second round matches today.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
DEFEATED
 BY REPUBLICANS
Few Serious Misplays Cost Ca
 bodice Well Earned Victory
League Standing

Just few serious slips at critical moments, cost the American Legion baseball team a game in the Junior City League last night at Walnut Hill park. Despite the championship form in the box displayed by Sam my Capodice who forsook the joys of a wedding at his home so that he might be loyal to his team, the Republican A. C. team nosed the Legion contingent out by the score of 4 to last night.
 Sammy held the opposition to Tour hits, famed II batters and pass ed only three. However, he didn't receive the support he should have and he was destined to be on the losing end. He was opposed by Trusk, mound ace of the Republi- cans. Trusk turned in a nice and steady nights work. He allowed only three hits, famed seven and walked only two. He was accorded excellent support by his mates and he scored a signal victory.
 The Legion went into a one run lVdu pS oIOl HIS III tliC III oJ lililliiS on Wojack's triple and Capodice's single. The Republicans took this away in the third when Fisk hit a home run to right with kostello on base. The ball should have gone for only a single but it took a bad hop and got away from Peters. The Le- zion retrieved one in the fourth when Higgins walked, stole second and came home on Niedzwicki's bad throw to third to catch him going in. The team broke the tie when Higgins scored in the sixth after he had singled and stolen second.
 The Republicans sewed the game up. however, in the last half of this frame when the Legion defense went to pieces. Cormier unused up Niedzwickis grounder and threw wildly to first. Wojack threw the ball out in left field when Niedz- dicki went to steal third and the runner came in. Capodice then struck out the next two men. Per gan then walked and scored from second when Anderson failed to put his foot on the bag on a throw from short.
 This ended the scoring for the game.
 Perzan. third baseman for the winners, turned in an exceptional game when he accepted 10 chances without an error. His play was short of marvellous. Higgins proved to be the big sticker for the Legion with two solid wallops out of three trips.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
MAY PLAY IN TOURNEY
Newport Casino Tennis Committee Has Invited Bill Tilden and 32 Others to Event.

Newport. R. |, July ,e9 P-The Newport Casino tennis committee to- day dispatched invitations to Will liam T. Tilden, End. of Philadelphia, and 32 other ranking players to en- ter the 18th annual Newport invita- tion singles starting on August IS.
 Included also in the list of those invited were members of the Davis Cup squad, Winner Allison, Austin, Tex: George NJ. Lott, Jr.. Chicago, and John Van Ryn, Orange, N. J., and the Canadian Davis Cup player, Gilbert Nunn. Other invitations will be sent out later but every effort will be made to limit the entrants to 64 instead Of more than 90. the num- ber which started last year.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 Back up 10 the majors for his sec ond trial Hollis Thurston. age 31, has strengthened the National league pennant hopes Of Manager Wilbert Robinson and his Brooklyn Robins.
 With Dazzy Vance pitching only mediocre ball and the Robins badly Tn need Of a good right handler. Thurston apparently has relieved Uncle Robby' of one less worry as the Robins continue 10 show the way in the hectic senior circuit race. After waiting until June 29 to start his first game. the former White Sox hurler has suddendly rounded into sensational form. Thurston lost that first game 10 the Cubs.
 July 22 Hollis started against the Cards and held them to three hits and no runs
 Yesterday he opened his third game of the season. against the Braves, and turned in an even more brilliant exhibition. yielding only two hits and no runs. Just 29 men faced the Brooklyn hurler, Maranville, who walked being thrown out in dou- ble play. Needless to say the Robins won and the score was ? 10 Q,
 Just as impressive but in another style was the performance Of Bill Terry in the Giants , 10 victory over the Phillies. The big first base mans activities included two home runs. a pair of singles and a sacri- ice fly. which drove in the winning run in the ninth. His hitting gave Jim Chaplin, an Eastern league product, the edge in q pitching duel with Earl Collard. The defeat was the PhilHes eighth straight while the game marked the 18th contest in which Terry has hit safely. collect ing 9S hits n Ct times at bat.
 Although che Robins won the Cubs gained q half game on their rivals by taking q double header from the Cincinnati Reds. 8 70 and 5 to 8 The twin victories broke the Reds jinx, which has done much 10 keep the Cubs out Of the league leader ship. Charlie Root outpitched Ben ny Frey in the opener while Guy Bush Nas the hurling star Of the closing game
 The Athletics and Yankees re- n2ved the American league argu- ment at Philadelphia with the cham pions taking a $ 10 decision after l 9 innings. To Gordon goes the credit for driving in the winning run with a single but it was Jimmy FoxX with his 29th home run in the ninth that made 1t possible for Cochrane 10 have his chance. The AS loaded the bases in the 11th with none out but Charles Ruffing went 10 the rescue of Roy Sherid and re- tired the side without a score He was not so fortunate. however. in the 12th. when Earnshaw's triples and two intentional passes, packed the bases, for Cochrane came through with the deciding hit.
 Ted Lyons defeated q temperature Of 107 degrees and the Browns to give the White Sox a 10 , victory. The Sox were a run behind going into the ninth but Cissel, Tate and Lyons put together q single and two doubles 10 win the game
 Cleveland also came from behind in the ninth 10 defeat Detroit 10 6. Elon Hogsctt. Tiger hurler, broke the deadlock in the first half Of the inning with a home run but the In- dians came back with two runs. Por- ter sending J, SeUeu and Jablonow- ski across the plate with the needed runS with a dn-hIn
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
SETS STRIKEOUT MARK
In Defeating Cincinnati Yesterday, Charlie Root of Cubs Fans IF Eaters.

Chicago, July 29 P-Charlie Root Cub right-hander, has set a season strikeout mark for National league pitchers to fire at.
 In defeating Cincinnati yesterday Root struck out 12 men, one more than the previous best season effort made by Wild Bill Hallahan of the Cardinals. in his first appearance of the campaign against the Cubs. The victory was Roots 18th of the year and broke the Reds jinx over the Cubs after five straight defeats.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press.
 Thurston, Robins - Give Braves two hits and blanked them 20,
 Terry, Giants-Hit pair of homers and two singles to account for four runs against Phillies.
 Cochrane, Athletics Singled with bases filled in 12th to drive in run that beat Yankees.
 Porter, Indians-His ninth inning double drove in tying and winning runs against Tigers.
 Root and Bush, Cubs-Held Gin cinnati to , hits in double header and beat them twice. 3-2 and 5-3.
 lyons. White Sox-Pitchcd effec- lively and drove in winning run in ninth with double.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
CADDY IS A CONTESTANT
Horton Smith Will Lose Services of Excellent Bag-Toter for the Open at St. Paul.
at St. Paul

Minneapolis, July 29CP-Caddying is hardly in keeping with the dignity of a golf champion. Therefore, Hor- ton Smith, professional of Cragston, N. Y. has lost a good caddy for the s10,000 open tournament sched- uled for St, Paul August 1517.
 Pat Sawyer. 17-year-old caddy golfer. of Minneapolis, won the state amateur tournament at Roch- ester, Minn., last week. When Smith was at Minneapolis for the national open three weeks ago, young Saw yer promised to caddy for him at the St. Paul open. But now Pat has decided himself to become a con- tc5tant in the open.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
Nathan Hale 19-Smith g


 With Kufta playing alright ball besides pitching an excellent game, the Nathan Hale team walloped the offerings. of Sharpit and Lyons to all corners of the lot to score a 19 to 9 victory in the game on Diamond No. ?.
 After Smith had scored a run in the first inning, the Nathan Hales took advantage of the wildness of Sharpit and mixed in three hits to score six runs. They scored two more in the second and added four more in the third.
 In the fourth. Smith rallied to score four counters and followed this up by getting three more in the fifth. Here the team was halted. however, because only one run came in after that.
 On the other hand. Nathan Hale scored one in the fifth, one in the sixth and then wound up the game by crashing out enough bingles to score five in the seventh. The game ended when the first of the eighth had been played,
 Kufta was by far the best player on his team. Carlone starred at shortstop for the winners. Morawa, left fielder of the Smith team. turn- ed in the fielding feature by making a shoestring catch and retaining the ball although he almost made somersault
 The score:
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O'Brien went out on a fly to Adams for the secc2d out but krause singled to center, Ventura taking second Fergucon sent a low liner to center field but Snyder made a great shoestring catch to end the game.
 The hitting of Ventura who made four hits in five trips to the plate featured.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
AMAIEIR PILOT DIES

Ventura, Cal, July g P-Paye- ton Burke, 37, amateur airplane pilot died last night from injuries received Thursday when his plane crashed from low altitude with | stalled motor. Harry Hastings, 70, who was flying with Burke, died tho day after the accident
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
Totals
PHILALEL.pHIA

x-None out when winning rGl scored
 z-Batted for WaIberg ia 5-n New York n13 DIu G01 OG0-5 Philadelphia l0I U0a lu2 0U1-6
 Two base hits. R.ge, L2rr Three base hits: Foxx, Cochrane, Eagrshaw Home run: Foxx. Bases on balls: Of Sh,4 3, off Rufhng ., of WaIberg .. eff Earn shaw I. Struck out: By sherid ]. by Walberg E. by Earnshaw i Winning pitcher Earnshaw. Losing pitcher. Euf- nrg.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

lak. Three base hit: Adams Sacrifice hits: Walicki, Ferguson Bases on balls: Of Ferguson 2, Salak |. Struck out: By Ferguson ,. Stolen base Charlow. Dou- hle plays: Mcguire to Grail to Charlow; Walcki 10 Krause; Adams to Grail to Charlow. Umpire: Maher
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

TWO TEAMS ARE TIED FOR
 LEAD IN ROTARY LEAGUE

Paradise Park Swamps Willow Brook Park in Heavy Hitting Game by Il to Score-Losers Make Des- perate Rally in Final Inning But Are Prevented From Tying Count-Nathan Hale Slams Out 19 to Win Over Smith Team-Winners Are Never in Danger.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

z-Batted for Mcguire in 9th.
 zz-Batted for Brandt in 9th Brooklyn 00o 101 000-2 Boston 900 900 000--0
 Two bAse hits: Frederick. Gilbert Bases on balls of Thurston l, Cantwell ? Struck out: By Cantwell l, Brandt l. Losing pitcher: Cantwell.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

A-baTIs- TUT NY HI III ITT!.
 Chicago 0Ol GOO 212-6 S. Louis 0o2 o0i e00-5
 Two base hits: Mellllo, McNeely, Hale 2 Barnes, FothergilI. Tate, Lyons. Three base hits; MeNllo, Jolly. Home run: Cos lin Bases on balls; Off Lyons 2, off Col lins 2, Struck out: By Lyons 5, Collins 5. Losing pitcher: Collins,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

Republicans U02 OO2 .Ohx-i
 Three base hit: Wojack. Brses on balls: off Trusk 2, Cepodice }. Struck out; By Trusk :, Capodice II. Umpire: Sautter.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
-THURSTON APPEARS TO BE
 SAVIOUR FOR THE ROBINS
With Dazzy Vance Pitching Only Mediocre Ball. Right Hander Relieves Club of One More Worry-Yieds Two Hits to Braves as 29 Eaters Face Him Giants Nose Out Philies - Cubs Take Double Header From Cincnnati-Athetics Beat Yankees

Detroit O0o l20 l01-6 Cleveland 900 200 052-0
 Two base hits: Porter ?. Johnson ?, Funk Goldman, Morgan Three base hit Gelr!rger. Home run: Hogsett. Bases oil balls; Of Uhle ., Hogsett !. Struck out By Chle ,. Brown l. Winning pitcher: Jablonowski Losing pitcher: Hogsett.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
FIRST PLACE AT STAKE
 IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Stanley Rule & Level Team to Attempt to Stop Wild Race of P. & F. Corbn Towards Pennant-Three Game Program Planned for Tonight - Stanley Works Defeats Fafnir Bearing in One of Most Un- usual Games of the Season-Losers Get 15 Hits and Runs
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
League Standing


 Two more games will be staged in the Rotary league at Walnut Hill park tomorrow afternoon. The Burritt playgrounders will clash with the Y. NJ. c. A. on Diamond No. 1 and the Vance and Washing ton club will battle on Diamond No 3. Lynch and Paul will do the um- piring.
 Paradise Wins Again
 Ragged support coupled with timely hitting gave the Paradise Park team an II to win over the Willow Brook park combine. The losers made a desperate rally in the final inning but the winners tight ened at a critical moment and re- tired the side.
 Miller, on the mound for the 1929 champions, was in rare form until the final session. For the first eight frames. he let down the Willow Brook stickers with three solitary bingles but in the ninth inning, the losing batsmen suddenly came to life and rapped out four safe blows He showed good form in the strike out column, flaming II.
 Had Dzierzynski, Willow Brook Park tosser, been given any semblance of support the score might have been much closer. His teammates fumbled consistently and allowed many of the Paradise Park scores,
 Both mines registered in the first inning but the winners went into the lead in their half of the second by netting a trio of runs. The losers scored their second run in the fourth when Paretta lifted a sacrifice fly into centerfield to score a teammate from third.
 Paradise Park produced plenty of runs between the firth and seventh inning. In the fifth, two runs were counted on a trio Of safe blows and a Willow Brook Park misplay In the sixth three more counters were added when the Willow Brook Park defense collapsed. Three hits ac- counted for another pair of runs in the seventh
 While the winners were piling up a sizeable advantage, Miller was holding the Southenders without a score. He handed out goose eggs in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth but in the ninth the storm broke and before Willow Brook was retired IL had scored three runs Grace famed to end the Willow Brook rally.
 The feature of the game was Rinaldini's four base clout in his first trip to the plate in the opening inning, Although he booted two, Moore gave a brilliant exhibition at third base for the losers. Dagata and Rinaldini led the winners batting attack, The summary:
 WILLOW
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

Totals s n c7 l
 x-Ba,,ed for Durocher In 9th.
 xx-Batted for Frey ln eth. Cincinnati ool oo1 o0o-2 Chicago Oo2 100 oox-3
 Two base hts. Blair, Wilson, stripp. Walker, Frey, CUecinello, |. Taylor. Home run. Hartrett. Bases on balls: of Frey | Root l, strlck out. By Frey ?, Foot r.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

Two base hits: Belfiore. Carlone Three base hits: kufta, H. ArTosy. Home run Frankowski. Bases on balls: Sharpit 5. Lyons ., kufta .. Struck out: By Shar- pit ?. Lyons 4. kufta 8. Umpire: Paul.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

rone out when winning run scored z-Batted for Brown in Eth. zz-Batted for Montague in Sth. zzyHBatted for Falk in Sth.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29
1.-Two out when winning run scored. xx-Barted for Thevenow in Eth,

Ran for Chaplin in 9th.
 Philadelphia o2o coo I0l-A New YorK Oil 1el 0ol-5
 Two base hts. Klein, Ott, Leach, Three base hir; Hurst. Home runs Terry ., Hurst Ba Ses on balls, of Collard ,, off Chaplin l. struck out: By Chaplin :.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-29

Two base hits: Molusis, sullick. Home run; Rinaldini. Bases on balls: of Dzierzynski 2, Parsons 4. Struck out: By Dzierzynskt l. Parsons II. Umpire rppI
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-28
MYSTERY AND THRILL
 TALKIE FOB PALACE

An unusual and entertaining pie ture of society seances and the craze for mysticism is promised for the screen of the Palace Theatre starting Wednesday, when the man. agement of that playhouse will present The Charlatan," Uni- vcrsal production based on the fla nous Broadway stage success of the name
 Holmes Herbert, Rockliffe Eel loves, Margaret Livingston and Fred Mackaye are seen in the prin- clpal roles. George Melford di- rected the picture under the su- pervlsion Of Carl Laemmle, Jr.
 The story concerns the weirc events following the staging of a fortune telling party at the home Of one of the society leaders of q certain American city. The Hindu mystic, played by Holmes Herbert, Becomes stragicsHy Involved iTr the tangled heart affairs of the several couples attending the seance. The startling results make gripping dra- ma.