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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-12
u. S. AID EXPERTS
TOASSEMBLEHERE
Thirteenth Annual Session of
A A. A. A. to Be Held
Thursday and Friday.

Advertising experts from all sections
of the country will assemble here
Thursday and Friday for the thirteenth
citation of Advertising Agencies.
Major themes for the convention will
be newspapers, radio and internal
agency operation, presenting various
problems Of advertising for discussion
at three sessions. Two of these will
be for delegates only, while the third. a
public session Thursday afternoon, will
be open to invited executives and rep
resentatives OF media and afnliated
businesses.
Ogden L. Mills, Undersecretary of the
Treasury, will be the principal speaker
at the annual dinner of the A. A. A. A.
Thursday night at the May1lower Hotel,
where the sessions of the convention
will be held, President John Benson an
nounced today. Entertainment for the
dinner will be furnished by the artists
bureau Of the Columbia Broadcasting
System.
The inclusion on the program-at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon-of @ dem
onStration Of commercial sound pictures
has increased interest in the conven-
Is expected. This new medium for ad-
vertising Is only beginning to make its
presence felt and there Is widespread
interest in its possibilities on the part
OF national advertisers and agency ex-
ecutives. The demonstration will be
under auspices of the Commercial
Cinema Service Corporation, Electrical
Research Products, Inc, and the Fox
Hearts Corporation.
Minis to Speak.
Thursday afternoons open session
will include addresses by Stewart L.
Minis, vice president of the ]. Walter
Thompson Co. on the use of the A. A,
A. A. Research; DR.. Daniel Starch. d.
rector Of research, on "A. A. A. A. News
paper Reader Surveys; President Ben
son, on 1.-THE Future of Newspaper Ad-
vertiSing" and Local and National
Rates" other speakers include Ken
meth Collins, executive vice president
and publicity director, r. H. Macy &
Co.; P. L. Thomson, director Of public
relations, Western Electric Co., on Cir
culation-Qualitative and Quantita-
tive; r. G. Hubbard, vice president,
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn,
vertisers and Their value: L. S. Kelly
H. K. Mccain Co., and Herman Roe
field director, National Editorial Asso-
citation, on Country Newspaper ADULTS. u
II. X. McCann TO Preside.
Other subjects slated for discussion
win be Treatment Of National Adver-
Using in Newspapers" and How q Buy
er Looks at Forced Combination Rates. ~
H. X. Mccain, president Of the H
K. Mccain Co., and chairman Of the
board Of the A. A. A. A., will preside
at the opening session Thursday morn
ing and again at the closing session on
Friday. An executive session will be held
at noon Friday, when new officers will
be elected.
Present annual elective officers are
H. K. Mccain. chairman of the board /;
Henry T. Ewald, vice president; Eugene
McGuckin, secretary, and Z. De Witt
Hill, treasurer. The permanent officers
are: John Benson, president; F.. r.
Gamble, executive secretary, and L. W.
Mackenzie, assistant to the president.
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CYCLE OFFICER BREAKS RECORDS,
ARRESTS SEVEN SPEEDERS AT ONCE
Motor Cycle Squadron's Outing Spoiled When Lone
Policeman Swoops Down Members

Motor Cycle Policeman G. w. Cook
Of the eighth precinct, yesterday after
noon, broke all police records when he
pulled in seven speeders at one time,
all riding motor cycles, forced them to
post collateral and then brought about
their conviction today in court.
The officer said that he dropped in
behind a large number Of motor cycles
on Vermont avenue. Several Of the
rear vehicles spied Cook and were able
to avoid the misfortune which befell
their companions who the policeman
paced at 40 miles an hour.
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FLAHERTY COMMENDED
Detective Praised for Success in
Difficult Investiga tions.

High commentator Of the work Of
Detective j. F. Flaherty of the second
precinct was made today in a letter
received by Maj. Henry G. Pratt, super
intendent Of police, from Moses Reich
gut, 1900 Spring road.
On April 10. 1928, Reichgut was
struck over the head while at his place
Of business at 1903 Seventh street and
robbed Of money and merchandise.
There were no witnesses and, although
the second precinct promised to investi-
gate, he had no hope that anything
could ever come of 1t, he said. Recently
he was notified that the men had been
and he Identified one of
them as his assailant. This man later
confessed to the crime in his presence,
Mr.. Reichgut wrote. Not. only were
the two men arrested, but q number of
stolen articles were recovered after O
lapse Of two years.
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Policeman Cook spoiled a perfectly
good outing" for the seven as they
reported that they were on the way to
Colonial Beach. Several were forced to
remain hours at the police station be-
fore collateral could be secured.
Although each of the seven denied
in court that they had been speeding
when arrested Judge Ieaac r. Hit con-
sidered Cooks word more truthful and
fined six of the men IS each. The
seventh, Samuel johnson, TOO Vermont
avenue, was ordered to pay 32S a. 1t
was his second offense. -
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Y. w. C. A. CONSTITUTION
CHANGES CONSIDERED
Organization to Discuss Proposed
Amendments at Meeting to Be
Held Thursday.

Proposed changes in the constitution
will be discussed at q meeting of the
Young Women's Christian Association
in Barker Hall, Seventeenth and X
streets, Thursday afternoon at 4:45
o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown,
president, will preside.
Reports on the recent convention of
the "Y' in Detroit will be given by
Miss Mabel r. Cook, Mrs. Charles viii
Wright, Miss Flora Robinson. Miss Liz
Ian Findlay, Miss Bertha Pabst, Mrs.
Irving w. Ketcham, Mrs. Edwin B. Par
ker, Miss Lucy Clark Street, Mrs. VIII
son Compton, Miss Elsie Avis, Mrs.
Camille Osias, Miss Virginia Carter
Wingfield and Miss Hettie 2. Anderson.
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Leaking Gas Bombs
In Police Car Affect
Members of Force

Smarting eyes and Threats of
four detective SergeantS and two
headquarters chauffeurs proved
the effectiveness of tear gas
bombs carried in the Detective
Bureau emergency cars last night
when q pin In one of the bombs,
loosened by the constant bump
ing of the car, came out and the
contents Of the bomb slowly
escaped.
Detective Sergts. H. K. Wilson
and o. w. Mansfield, together
with Pvt. Hugh. Carper, a chauf-
feur, were the first affected, but
they got only minor touch Of
the gas. When Detective Sergts.
Benjamin G. Kuehling and
Arthur T. FINELY and Driver
Ford James commented on the
same thing when they returned
after a trip the car was searched
and the leaking bomb found.
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w. |. cox is BURIED

Services for Portrait Painter Held
in st. Matthews.
Funeral services for Walter I. Cox,
English portrait painter, who died in
the Alexandria, Va, Hospital, April 80,
were conducted in st. Matthew's Catho-
lie Church today at IL o'clock. Requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. John F.
Ryan Of Catholic University. Rev. Ed
ward l.. Buckley Of st. Matthew's was
deacon and Rev. Hugh McFadden, as
sistant pastor of st. Mary's Catholic
Churchc, Alexandria. subdeacon. In
terment was In Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alex
andria.
The list Of honorary pallbearers was
headed by the British Ambassador, Sir
Ronald Lindsay.
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1890 MESSAGES FILED
Mothers Day Record of Two Com
panies Here Heavy.

The two telegraph companies in
Washington handled 1920 Mothers
day messages Saturday and Sunday.
Western Union handled 1855 tele-
graphic greetings with 8,575 received
and Postal Telegraph reported a total
of 6,065, this number including 1881
greetings delivered to mothers in Wash
Ington and vicinity and 2,484 messages
sent to other cities.
Based on an average cost Of so cents
the total represents an expenditure Of
el4,S52.
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CHICAGO INVITES HOOVER
Considers Attending Van Steuben
Bicentennial,

President Hoover has taken under
advisement an invitation to attend the
ceremonies In Chicago on June l, Incl
dent to the 200th anniversary of the
birth of Baron Won Steuben, the Ger
man military officer who was drillmas-
ter Of the Continental Army.
This invitation was extended by men,
bers of the Illinois congressional dele
cation.
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COLLECTORS SOUGHT
FOR APARTMENT HOUSE
Application Made for Appoint
ments for New Amsterdam Pend
ing Action for Receivership.

Application for the appointment OF
collectors for the New Amsterdam
Apartments, 27C1 Fourteenth street,
was filed today in the District Supreme
Court by Lucy l. Jones. Lille M. Jones
and Chapman w. Maupin, who some
months ago asked for a receiver of the
F. H. Smith Co. The court is asked to
make the appointment pending action
on the application for receiver.
The court is advised by Attorney
Maupin, who appears for himself and
the other two petitioners, that the New
Amsterdam Co. and the Fremont Co.
owners of the apartment, have per-
mitted the property TO be sold Tor taxes
for 1929 and that the 1890 taxes nave
been allowed to remain in arrears. The
taxes for the two years are said 10
amount to $4,000.
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Files Petition in Bankruptcy.

Daniel De Young, a merchant. col G
street. has filed petition in voluntary
bankruptcy. He lists his debts at
$13,37555 and estimates his assets ct
S2,7l490 Attorney Maurice Grudd
appears fer the bankrupt
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LAMONT PET MISSING
Dog Disappears From Home Of
Commerce Secretary.

Gloom entered the household Of Rob-
ert p. Lamont, Secretary Of Commerce,
at 2125 Kalorama road, today. King,
pet of the family. Is missing.
King. 3-year-old German police dog,
was nowhere to be seen in the Lamont
yard this morning when the family
arose. 1t was reported to police that
the pet either had strayed from the
Hsrd or else was stolen.
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% JARS LIQUOR SEIZED
Police Discover whisky in an
Abandoned Automobile.

Twenty-three half-gallon jars Of
whisky were discovered IN an aban-
doned car at Fifth and Warner streets
last night by Policeman John +. Dank.
myer and Ellis G. Helms OF the second
were seissd and taken 20 NO. q station.
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80 Rumanian Rioters Seized.

BUCHAREST, Rumania, May IL up.
Dispatch from Kishiney today said
that rioting occurred between Com
munists and others during the national
festival and resulted In 80 arrests. One
Of those arrested died Of injuries.
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FELLED BY BRICK
Man in Hospital as Police Seek
Unidentified Thrower.

A brick thrown for some unexplained
reason by an unidentified man felled
Joseph Brooke, % years old, of 93S
Longfellow street, while he was cross
ing at Thirteenth street and Arkansas
avenue early yesterday and sent Brooke
to Emergency Hospital.
Brooke left the hospital later. Head
quarters detectives started an investiga-
ton of the case.
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SALE--HOUSES.
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Sl6sN


Homes in this extremely desirable sub
urban community. at the price quoted. are
a particularly deliRhtful and comfortabl BILE
home at fair price-plus LocATIoN.ar-
ranRe for an early inspection. 1t is 1ndi-
vidual in design and built along English
lines Of architecture. practical in plan, with
lovely rooms, tile bath with shower. huge
living room with fireplace. large covered
living porch. attic. electric refrigeration,
built-in Earsse: beautifully wooded lot. 5Ox
$50. Owner leaving the city and is anxious
to sell. To inspect call Pot. $3.50.
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Cleveland Park. A short distance from
Cathedral 7-room, detached. stucco home.
with every modern convenience; open fire.
place. oil burner. beautifully handicapped
lawn: newly decorated Cost Sl6.500, sacri-
nee for S13500 on easy terms
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.
PA 18th St NV Nat 4l22
Ewes, Pot 44Qi
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EXCHANGE.

WANTED-sMALL HOUSE IN EXCHANGE
for building lot fronting Conn. ave, Chevy
Chase. Md. Cleveland 457l.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AND R. I.
ave.-SiX rooms. bath and garage, in ex-
change for lot or real estate notes. AMY
GORDON. owner. 1343 Fl st. NV.
FAMILY FLAT, WELL RENTED, FOR SUB
urban home.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE STRATFORD,
OOin IT.1o-,o u Il

LUIU NdIUT did M.
Excellent residential locs ton, Ia blocks
from Mount Pleasant car line. Rooms are
LARGE and bright. Elevator. - -
rooms, kitchen, bath and hall ,,.... s55, $50
8 rooms, Kitchen, bath and hall ......." g.
4 rooms kitchen, bath and han ..:..'.'.. W
r. s. POSITION & CO.,
1918 x St NV. Nat o760
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So.O5O.

Located in the heart of a restricted COM
munl;y and in a section where all houses
brick home containing beautiful rooms.
inclosed sun parlor and sleeping porch. hard
throughout. concrete front porch. large lot
with garage. arse clothes closet with plate
glass mirror door. two-colored tile bath with
built tub and shower. pedestal lavatory,
modernistic electric fixtures. numerous we'll
placed moor plugs. screened throughout.
Wonderful kitchen with special buiit-in cab
met one-piece sink. latest,type FriEidalre.
of &c moderniSe p home. This is the best
value offered since the war end only one
left Call Adams aft
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RENT-FARMS.

Tuck FARM, 18 ACRES. GOOD LAND:
SIN 4 house, barn, good well. abundance
fruit; Pcnna. ave. and District line Sc;
$40 month. Reference required, See Mr..
WALTER BELT. IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BY WILLARD

WANTED-To RENT HOUSE, AT LEAST
rooms, with acreage, suitable for chicken
raising; near transportation to Washington.
Address Box SLIM, Star ONCE. IT.
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REDUCED RENT.

Sol LAMONT ST. N.W.-s5O.
Comfortable home, containing six large,
bright rooms and bath; garage.
1903 x St NV, District 1880
9is 18th, ST, N.W.-lS ROOMS.
baths. h-w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Si25 90
725 20th st. n.w.--ll r. 2 b., h.-wh.. so 90
garage '...,..'.....'...... 1900
2i26 II st n.w-8 7. b., H. h., cleo. go so
2i50 Fla. ave n.W.--7 r., 2 b., h.-ah.. 60 90
22l3 II ST nw.-7 T., b.. INV h. ...... $3.50
62l 23ru n.w.-7 r., b............ $500
622 23rd --6 r., b. ................ $3.50
$40 Seward 50. se.-6 b.........,. IS 90
2l40 st n.w-2nd f.; 4 T.. b.. cleo 80 90
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
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SALE-FARMS.
3 ACRES, 5-ROOM HOUSE; MILE FALLS
Church trolley sta. hot-water heat; $4,000.
DE SHAZO e. McNAB, Bond Building IL
i8-ACRE FARM, ALL CLEARED. ON MA
cadam road IL miles from GEORGETOWN;
some fruit fenced and cross fenced; g.
room house, needing some renair electric
ity available; Eood shade. some outbuild-
ings. Price, $500; terms arranged.
A. 7. ROBINSON,
SIC Bond b. National Pits.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.


$l3,5O0. NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-NEW,
for house in Petworth Or Columbia HeightS
Bartlett Widmyer Realty Co., 1902 NV.
Phone National 0882.
POTOMAC AND VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
Va.-2 fine, modern bungalows; 1000 below
acreage, etc.
Pecan Grove; equity, $1,000; offer wanted.
modern bricks; 78O Harvard St. 6 +. and b..
742 Hobart. 9 r. and b.. 944 9th; 1882 Dean
ave. ne. ~. and b.. barber shop and
Submit offer; terms, trade, some for rent
N. E. RYON Co, 1916 N. Y. Ave. Nat 1907.
34l8 18th. Col. 1877 GO pm, Col O279).
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$500 18th ST. N.W.--ATTRACTIvELY FUR FUR
nished; 2 rooms, kitchenette, BATH tiled
shower. large ass-inclosed sleeping porch;
reasonable
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ROOM AND BATH. BOTH OUTSIDE: LARGE
closet; beautiful private residence 900 tS nsi
suitable for gentlemen in ONCE. Col. 0noo
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Refined men and women; clean house
Keeping and sleeping rooms: day. week or
month: reasonable: new manasement. IL
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IN CTTY's MOST EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT
hotel; cafe in building; maid service II &c
sired; Oriental rugs, real ANTIQUES; adults
only For six or nine months by omcer
tInexpectedly ordered away. Telephone Mrs.
SMITH. Columbia 72O0, Apt SIG, mornings
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S12.5m.
Npl A,INNOs
Chevy Chase. DC.

SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.
The following houses have
been traded in to us for larger
homes, so we can offer them at
special low terms and prices.
lily 9TH St. NE.
Six rooms and bath; lot 20xll0 to lS-ft.
alley; 2-cRr metal garage.
Regular price, $3.50; ours only 5000.
1918 Potomac Ave. Sc.
On one of the best squares in Southeast:
wide concrete street with 45-ft. parking;
rooms and bath.
Only $3.50.
I53 Princeton St. NV.
Eight rooms and bath. built-in garage;
Just east of Ga. ave, on paved street
REGULAR price, $ll.500; ours only s8.95O,
l5O6 Ridge St. Sc, Anacostia.
or. and garage. Only $3.50.
1920 4th st. NE. #s.
Cars pass the door. Open every nisht.
Only $3.50.
1lOS + St. NE.
Six rooms and bath, 3 porches metal
garage; stone-wan parking: a very pretty
home. facing south.
Regular price, sss50; ours only $3.50
II. r. HOWENSTFIN CO.,
1911 III St. NV.
District 0o08 and 09Oo.
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POCKLEDGE. PASS goth ST, NV. APT. sos
Two exposures. overlooking ROCK creek ee
hath and kitchen with Frigidaire: suoiet 20
adults Key with elevator attendant a1ter
~.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

PINEY POINT. MD. - CHOICE LOT FOR
sale; directly on water front; will sell at
low preseason price. Address Box AM.
Star Office.
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LARGE ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING, AN l.;
reasonable; couple preferred. 1888 Colem-
IL ID
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$3.50.
$3.50.
500 cAsH-REAsonABLE MONTHLY

PAYMENT
4, Located on one of the highest elevations
In q beautiful restricted northwest COM
munlty, near Grant Circle. Attractive g.
room on coIloGnial-style tapestry brick homo
master bed room. tile bath with buiIt-in
shower. 2 large bed rooms. beautiful Sleep
ING porch; paved street and alley. An e2-
ceptional value and will sell by inspe q ion
See this home. Call Cleveland I758-W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
frAnffnmAdl

+ CrRCLE-i6l2 18th.
m, next bath; continuous hot
The Ely miner., 1930-08-08
MINING INSTITUTE WILL
VISIT MINES OF RANGE.

Inspection of the mines in Ely and
other range towns will be included in
the program of the Lake Superior
Mining institute to be held in Duluth
on September 10, II, IL.
A special train will leave Duluth for
Hibbing over the Great Northern rail-
way on the first day early in the morn
ing. Breakfast will be served the dele
gates aboard the train.
The day will be spent in inspecting
the Hibbing mines and plants for the
beneficiation of iron ore Luncheon
will be given at the Androy hotel, after
which papers will be read and election
of officers for the next year held
Mine inspections will continue on
Thursday. Delegates will have their
choice of visiting the Vermilion range
or enjoying the privileges at the Esh-
quaguma club.
On Friday, September IL, the mem
bers will go thru the plants of the
Minnesota Steel company and the
Universal Atlas Cement company at
Morgan Park and the Zenith Furnace
plant at West Duluth
Headquarters will be at the Spalding
hotel, Duluth.
The Ely miner., 1930-08-08

Gibson and Helen Johnson. imported
to Hollywood from the New York
stage; May Boley, erstwhile vaudeville
headliner; Benny Rubin, Kenneth
Thomson and Lee Kohlmar.
Six songs are listed for the picture
including 1.-The Whole Darned Things
For You" by Roy Turk and Fred All
lert, "a Couple of Birds" by Montgom-
cry and Ward, and four numbers by
Fred Usher composer of "Dardanella,"
Fisher contributing "The Better Things
In Life" Leave 1t That Way" "Girl
Trouble" and Dust" The picture is
also said to include variety of revues
and stage skitS which were filmed in
Technicolor. Harry Beaumont, pro-
ducer of "The Broadway Melody" di-
rected.
The Ely miner., 1930-08-08
Established Two Million Record.

Another autombotive record toppled
in Detroit on Thursday when the
Chevrolet Motor Company turned out
it's two millionth six cylinder car less
than twenty full months after the in
PRODUCTION of this type, says Elmer
Lindbeck, Chevrolet dealer in this city.
He further said: "Just as Chevrolet
led the world in four cylinder car pro-
duction during the last two years that
the company built that type, so now it
assumes leadership in the six cylinder
field by having built nearly five times
as many skies in twenty months as any
other manufacturer in the history of
the industry"
The Ely miner., 1930-08-08

apart. In one case a youth on a
motorcycle crashed into an unlighted
hayrack and in another case one man
was killed and one injured when car
ran into an unlighted buggy.
Nearly all auto accessory stores carry
the small red refiectors to attach to
the rear end of wagons and buggies.
The cost is small and when the light
from the headlampS strikes thenl they
are as effective as red light.
The law requires reflector which
will show red or yellow light visible
200 feet to the rear under normal at
mospheric conditions. Persons who
fail to comply with this regulation,
even on roads with light traffic, are
seriously endangering themselves and
Others
The Ely miner., 1930-08-08
knights of KaIeva, Convention,

The biennial convention Of the
Knights and Ladies of Kaleva Lodges
was held in Eveleth a week ago. Dele
gates were present from various states
picnic at Kaleva Island was feature
of the gathering. A large number from
this city attended the picnic. The con-
vention began on July % and ended
the last of the month and much
business of Importance to the order
was transacted The official delegates
from this city were Andrew Luhtanen
and Andrew Kivipelto representing the
knights of Kaleva and Mrs. A. Leino
representing the Ladies of the Kaleva.
The Ely miner., 1930-08-08
ESHQUAGUMA CLUB TAKES
ELY GOLFERS INTO CAMP

ForgetfullneSs was the cause of the
non-mention in the Miner last week
of the Shagawa Country Club golf
tournament with the Esquaguma Club
at the Esquaguma grounds on July a.
While Ely was somewhat bested by
the seasoned players of the club they
went up against, those who know claim
that we did excellently, although
badly defeated. The matches as played
and the players as pitted against one
another were as follows with the scores
made, the first named in each being
the Ely players:
Bolitho O; Smith 3.
Carey o; Hill 8.
Richards o; Christoff 8.
McCarty /; Colvin 2.
NankerviS O; Olson 3.
Anderson O; Wenzel g.
Prisk o; Lohneis 8.
bakers 0; Herbert 3.
Bodin 0; DR.. Olson 8.
Thielman 1; Kefgen 2.
Schweiger O; Nolan 2.
G. Lindbeck 2; Doerr 0.
Paulos O; Murray 3.
Grinden q; Whitman l.
Laing o; Lutjohn 2.
Carlson O.; Strathern 3.
Schaefer 8; Montague O.
Jones q; Boyle O.
Challberg o; Krause 3.
Haynes Q; Kopp l.
Dyer 4; Mass 0.
The Ely miner., 1930-08-08
SONGS AND DANCES
IN M-G-M TALKIE

Singing and dancing are said to play
an important part in Children OF
Pleasure" Metro-G Goldwyn Mayors all
talking adaptation of Crane Wilbur's
stage hit, "the Song Writer" Among
those who will contribute to either the
vocal or terpsichorean end of the pro-
duction when it opens August II at the
Opera House, are Lawrence Gray, LAST
seen and heard in the Duncan Sisters
comedy, "It's Great Life" Wynne