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MONROE A. C. QUINT
LISTS is CONTESTS

Monroe A. C. basketerS, who bowed
to WOODLANDS last night, 81 to 80. have
listed Is more games, beginning to-
morrow, when they face st. Paul's
quint in the Central Y M. c. A. gym
at 8 pm. In the list are some OF
the best quints in this section. Mon
roes have several more open dates and
Manager Mann Is handling challenges
at Adams 1864 after $50 pm.
Here Is the schedule in addition to
Saturdays game:
TueSday-National Press Building Car
dinsls, at Central Hish School, 9 pm.
wilson Normal School. 9 pm.
January ll-Calvery brakes, at Central Y.
January 15---Fort Washington Post at Fort
January -Whitestone's Store, at Wilson
Normal School. pm.
january is-Trinity, at Central Y. M. C.
January 23@whitestore's Store, at Alex
andria Armory. pm:
January 25-.Petworth Nets, at Central Y.
January 81. optimists, at wilson North
FeSruary Mount Vernon. at Central Y.
"a February sMRirst Brethren, at Central
Febrnary is.National Press Building Car
dinais. at wilson Normal School, 0 pm.
February 1S-united Brethren, at Central
Z, q; G; A. IN SO RrI Pm, s.ov. a. w,.on
Normal School, 9 pm
February 27-Peerless, at Wilson Normal
School, 9 pm.
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DEL RAY AND CELTIC
CUNTS TAKE GAMES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 3.-Del
Ray A. c. defeated the Fort Myer Ma
chine Gun Troop last night, AZ to 81
in the post gymnasium. Bob Robertson
and Dick Perry led the Del Ray at
tack with IS and 10 points, respectively
Bailey was best for the losers with five
field goals.
Arthur Wingfeld and Wilson Davis
appeared with Del Ray for the first time
Del. Ray will go to Fort Humphreys,
Va, tonight for a game with the st.
Martins quint. Pierce A. C. will be
opposed in the high school gymnasium
at Hyattsville, Md, tomorrow night at
$3.50
Manager Ted Miller is seeking more
opposition. Phone Miller at Alexandria
726, between 8 am. and pm.
st. Mary's Celtics downed the Fort
Meade Tank Corps here last night in
the Armory Hall, 43 to Is.
Eddie Collifiower, with eight field
goals, led the Celtics to victory.
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CLARENDON ROLLERS
INVADE HYATTSVILLE

EVANSVILLE Md, January g.
Hyattsville All-StarS will entertain
Clarendon, Va, Tile & Marble Co.
bowlers in the final f1ve-game block of
a home-and-home series tonight on the
Arcade alleys here, starting at o'clock.
In the opening string bowled at
Clarendon Monday night the Virginians
piled up a lead of 100 pins. Bradley
Mandley is a member of the Clarendon
team, his mates being Smith, Clark,
Swain and Hibbs.
HyattSvilles lineup will be picked
from Wolfe, KesSler, o. Hiser, Waldrop,
billiard, Ward and Walker.
Brentwood Hawks today are still
leading the Prince Georges County
Basket Ball League, but their margin
now is just lone game over the second
place Company F Quint. The Hawks
clean record was marred last night
when Mount Rainier A. G. was awarded
forfeit over them as the result of the
Brentwood team failing to appear at
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PRINTERS DISPLAY
CLASS ON COURT

This Union Printer basket bali team
looks not at all bad. It may be that
ultimately the Typos will shine on the
court as they have for so long on the
base ball field.
Last night the Printers took the
measure of the Remsens, IL to 80. Tuck
Dalglish was the big noise for the Typos,
scoring IS points.
Two Of the four games played last
night in the Boys Club League were
close.
Tut-Tut Wonders squeezed out a "a
% win over Optimists. and Optimists
barely conquered Spartans. IL to IL.
st. Martins swamped Nye House. IS to
3, and Spengler Post drubbed Neighbor-
hood House Senators, IS to IL, In other
contests.
st. Stephens Club, whose foot bail
eleven won the senior Capital City
unlimited and senior class basket ball
teams. The unlimiteds viii hold an or
ganization meeting Monday night and
the juniors Wednesday night at the St.
Stephens Club, 2421 K street. Both
sessions will start at 8:15 o'clock.
Takoma Firemen and French CUNTS
Skinker Eagles knights Store basket
ball game Sunday afternoon in the Sill
yer Spring. Md. National Guard Ar
mory. The curtain-raised will start at
2 o'clock
Moseans will meet St. Martins quint
tonight at o'clock in the st. Martins
gym.
Stewart Photographers and De Luxe
fives old rivals, will face tomorrow night
in the Silver Spring Armory.
Basket ball teams In the 145-pound
class. especially church teams, are chal-
lenged by the newly organized Epiphany
Church team. Call A. e. Kiefer at Ma
tional 5000, Branch 70.
Y. NJ. c. A. basketers routed Mclean,
Va, A. c. quint, So to Is.
other scores last night included:
Del Ray. 43; Machine Gun Troop
fort Myer), 81.
Wonder A. c., 20; Clover, %.
st. Mary'S Celtics, As: Tank Corps, is.
French A. c., Al: Trinity, SO.
Woodside. %; Takoma Firemen, Il.
Whirlwinds, SO: Mount Vernons, 50.
Peck Midgets, 90; ST. Stephens, 10.
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MILLS WILL DIRECT
SPORTS AT HILLTOP

SOUTH BEND, Ind, January 3.-Tom
Mills, lately of Notre Danes coaching
staff, succeeds Lou Little at Georgetown
not only as foot ball coach, but director
of athletics.
He said today he would coach only
foot ball, all his contract calls for,
though it had been thought he would
take active charge also of base ball
and basket ball, In which he excelled
as a coach at Notre Dame.
Mills also was successful in boxing
and wrestling
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MA Likely to Get Back Into the Western Conference Early Date

Robert Mcdonald, manager of the
Celtics, has booked trip to Richmond
next week, playing the Richmond Blues
on January IL and the Jewish Com
munity Center there on January IL.
The CelticS are also planning to play
home games at Shuler's Hall, on upper
King street.
Alexandria Wonders. organized on
short notice when a Washington team
failed to appear, surprised local fans at
the Armory Hall last night by defeating
the Clover A. c.. 26 to "a, in a pre-
liminary contest to the st. Mary's Gel
tics-Fort Meade Tank Corps game.
Temple A. c., newly organized junior
quint, won its first game of the season
last night with 34-to-18 triumph over
Boy Scout Troop 141 in a game played
in the Methodist Episcopal church
South gymnasium.
Warrenton A. c. trimmed the White
stone A. c. at Warrenton, Va, last
night, 81 to %. Whitestone cagemen
will play the Fort Humphreys Soldiers
here tonight at Armory Hall.
knights Store Five will play the
Richmond Blues in Richmond, Va, to-
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LAYTON TO DEFEND
HIS BILLIARD TITLE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 3.-Johnny
Layton. holder Of the world three-cush-
lon billiards championship for two
years, begins defense OF his title at the
Palm Garden tonight, with seven chal-
lengers in the field.
The championship round robin tour
nament gets under way with LAYTON
opposing Harry Schu1er of New York in
one match and Otto Reiselt of PhiIa :
oelphia meeting Charles Jordan of Los
Angeles In another.
Layton rules favorite to retain his
crown, but considerable opposition NAV
be expected from the former title hold
ers, Reiselt and Augie Kieckhefer OF
chicago, as well as from the other five
cnaIlengers. Schiller, Jordan, Allan Hall
OF st. Louis, Tiff Denton of Kansas
City and Gus Copulos of Detroit.
After the opening night, four matches
VIII be played daily, two in the after
noon and two In the evening. All
matches are at so points.
To the winner will go a yearly salary
OF $4,000, cash award of $4,000, al
well as q major share of the gate re.
ceipts. The runner-up will get a salary
OF $4,000, q cash award of 81 500, anc
the second largest share of the receipts
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game time. The Hawks filed a protest.
Fans who turned out were not en-
tirely disappointed, however, as a
snappy game was staged in which
Arcadiaps defeated Company F Re-
serves, 16 to IA. Levin and Holland
with 8 and points, respectively, led
the winners attack. Jack williams
with points was high scorer for
Company F.
Because members of the team were
more interested in basket ball and
others had conflicting employment, the
soccer team which represented HyattS-
vile in the Washington Soccer League
has disbanded
Fred Watson, who played goal for the
team, has cast his lot with the Fashion
Shop, also of the Washington Soccer
League.
Hyattsville All-Stars have scheduled
home-and-ho 10-game bowling
series with the Happy Five, strong
Baltimore team. The opening block of
five games will be bowled in Baltimore
January is, with the final string sched-
uled here January IS.
Lawn bowling is popular sport in
Canada
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morrow night. knights have scheduled
game here January 8 with the WASH
ington Grays.
knights Store Buddies will encounter
the Jewish Community Center girls in
the latter's gymnasium at Washington
Sunday night.
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CAPABLANCA LEADING
IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

HASTINGS, England. January (H).
The seventh round of the interna-
tional chess tournament was contested
yesterday. BY drawing with DR.. Vidmar
OF Jugo-Slavia. Jose r. Capablanca of
Cuba kept his place at the head of the
list. Miss Menchik of Russia, the wom-
an champion, surprised the talent by
defeating Sir George Thomas of Lon
don.
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BASKET BALL Meeting
TO BE HELD BY A. A. u

A meeting Of the District A. A. q.
basket ball committee will be held next
Wednesday night at the Boys Club at
1880 o'clock. It originally was sched-
uled for next Tuesday. A date for
starting this seasons championship
tournament and the scene of the games
are to be decided at the meeting.
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play zone defense, usually taking the
first two men through the front line,
The two forwards and center then
play their particular opponents, each
taking the nearest of the three remain
ing opponents to pass them, each play
ing his man man-to-man. That ID,
they stick right to their man TO pre-
vent him shooting or receiving passes.
Other California teams have . slightly
different defense.
Copyright, 1900
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TILDEN REACHES FINAL.

PARIS, January Q R.-Bm Tilden
defeated Christian Doussus, young
French southpaw. In the semi-finals Of
the French international covered court
tennis championships 6-S, Ga, SIS.
He will meet his old rival, Jean Borotra,
the bounding Basque, In the final To-
morrow.
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OTHERS IN ORGANIZATION
FAVOR HAWKEYES' RETURN
Situation of ssOutside Interference Is Expected
Be Cleared Up in Time for Booking of
Games for 1881 Campaign.

readmited the West
Conference at reasonably according to
die
From information gathered meetings the American
Athletic
Association that Confer
universities nothing actually
smpahize with it predicament in which itself
certain situation resumption
relationships other nsu-
tons will b Gmoothed
its membership that body that what actually happened
at the virtual of OF athletics by the faculty.
much influence outside
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California u. Tries
Out New Defense
BY SOL METZGER.-

California at Los Angeles experiment.
ed with defense last season that will
need little more ironing out before it
holds water. It's q combination man
to-man and zone defense that is well
worth passing on to the basket ball
world.
Like most other set defenses, the men
break into two lines. The guards pair
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SASSE IS OFFICIALLY
NAMED ARMY COACH
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, January S.-The
Army foot ball squad will be coached
next year by Maj. Ralph SaSse, who
has directed tactics of the West Point
line under Coach Biff Jones.
appointment of Mai. Sasse to sue
coed Capt. Jones, who will be trans
ferred TO duty at Fort Sill, Okla, was
announced here last night by Gen. VIII
liam r. Smith, superintendent of the
United States Military Academy. Gen.
Smith was travelling with the Army grid
squad on its return from California
where 1t was defeated by the team of
Stanford University.
1t generally was expected that Mai
SaSse would succeed to the position of
head coach, but Gen. Smith gave the
first official confirmation.
Bill Baker, star center in foot ball at
~ ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-03

Bill Baker. star center in foot ball at
Mckinley School Of Honolulu, Hawaii,
has only one arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-03

Lawn bowling is a popular sport in
Canada.
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Y. M. G. A. basketers routed Mclean.
Va, A. C. quint, So to Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16

him! the matron replied.
"No,' she snarled, and turned her
face away. .,.
Bit few moments later the ma.
tron found her sobbing as she knelt
on the hard floor, hugging the pic
turc to her breast.
"Donnie, Donnie my boy, are they
good to you darling?" She crooned.
Later she slipped into coma and
screamed of the battle that ended
when Chief Sundust of the Pimas
slipped in and captured her.
"Shoot 'cm, honey-don't let 'em
get you" she yelled as she had to
Glenn Dague, her gun partner.
"We're not going to be taken
alive" she .raved. "Don't argue
Pm going to shoot it out with en-.
"Helf, only two shells left May
be we'd better give up, honey"
Then she dropped off to sleep and
babbled about her Donnie and ask
ed her "Pap" to help him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16
Increase On
Sugar Defeated
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alcohol permit division in the treas.
ury while transferring all the rest
of the prohibition unit to the justice
department.
A provision has been written into
the bill, however, designed to en-
courage their support of the meas
ure. 1t states that the treasury can
approve permits only after 10 days
have elapsed, during which time
copies of the application must be
submitted to the attorney genera!
for approval.
Interest In Tariff
Chief congressional interest today
was centered upon the senate vote
on the sugar tariff, scheduled for
noon. The vote will come on the
Harrison amendment proposing to
eliminate the % per cent increase
provided in the pending tariff bill
and to retain the l.76 cents pound
duty in the present law.
Overnight developments in the
prohibition situation included a
statement by Chairman Wickersham
of the law enforcement commission
who defended the constitutionalitv
of the proposal to try minor pro
hibitiOn cases before the United
States commissioners without a jury
trial.
The house wet bloc Strengthened
cut differences over the post of
chairman wh en- Representative
Beck, Republican, Pennsylvania, re-
tired from the race, opening the way
for reelection of Representive Thi.
cum, Democrat, Maryland.
Representative Black, Democratic
Wet. New York, made speech in
the house late yesterday eontending
the law enforcement report "shows
the 18th amendment cannot be en-.
forced without violating other sec
tions of the constitution"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16
She's Getting
Thinner Every Day
Her Fat is Melting
Fast Away

All over the world kruschcn
Salts is appealing to girls and wo-
men who strive for an attractive,
free from fat figure that cannot
fail to win admiration.
Here's the resipe that banishcs
fat and brings into blossom all the
natural attractivcncss that every
woman possesses.
Every morning take ono half
teaspoon of Kruschcn Salts in "A
glass of hot water before breakfast.
BE sure and do this every morn
ing for "It's the little daily dose
that takes off the fat" Don't miss
a morning.
The Kruschen habit means that
every particle of poisonous waste
matter and harmful acids and gases
are expelled from the system.
At the same time the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels arc toned
up and the pure, fresh blood con
tanning Natures six lifc cgiving
salts are carried to every organ,
gland, nerve and fibre of the BODY
and this is followed by "that
Kruschcn fccling'' Of energetic
health and activit- that is reflect
cd in bright eyes, clear skin. cheer
full vivacitv and charming figure.
Get an S5c bottle of Kruschcn
Salts at Clements Drug Store or any
drug store Oasts wecks) with the
distinct understanding that you
must be satisfied with results or
money back.
One Montana woman lost 10
pounds of fat in weeks and feels
better than she has for wears. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16
Ranch Worker
Found Dead

Victor Gutierrez, a Mexican of un-
known age, was fSmd dead on a
ranch near Calexico yesterday after
noon, according to word received at
the sheriff's office. Deputies in
vestigated the case and concluded
that death was due apparently to a
heart attack as the man was lying
in front of tent door as though
having fallen dead while entering
the shelter. He had been dead ap-
parently "a hours. The body was
taken in charge by Deputy Coroner
Cockley and removed to Calexico.
The man had been living on a
ranch leased by Pete Martin and
came there about six months ago.
Since that time he had been en-
gagged in raising chickens.
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fobbed three persons in Ell Paso on
that date but claimed they obtained
not more than Is cents from each
enc.
Sheriff Charles r. Wright said
he received dispatches from Penn
sylvania advising him that first de-
gree murder charges had been pre-.
pared against Mrs. Schroeder and
Dague at New Castle, Penn, for the
murder of Corporal Paul.
Extradition papers also were be-
ing prepared in Harrisburg, he said
and Pennsylvania authorities and a
newspaperman are expected to ar
rive here today to identify them
further as the persons for whom a
reward is offered.
Still muddled and slightly delir-
ious, the "blon6 trigger woman
refused to waive extradition tenta.
lively and hinted she would fight
removal to the east. Charges based
on the kidnapping of a deputy sheriff
anu NouHuihS VI HlHi anu dHotncl
officer by the trio near here Mon
day have been filed for the purpose
of holding them legally.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. l6.U.H -
Deprived of drugs and alcohol, the
"blond trigger woman" of Pitts.
burgh was just sad little mother
today.
At times, officers said, she lapscd
for moment into the raging hell
cat that fought them in the hills of
the Pima Indian country.
But most of the time she cried for
her ''Pap" back in West Virginia
and asked for Donnie, the ) year
old son she abandoned in Pcnnsyl-
vania.
The Jail matron placed a picture
of the handsome little chap in her
cell.
"Who's that ," she demanded.
"That's your som. Don't YOU know
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16
CHIEF WITNESS
IN JULIAN CASE
REPORTED SICK

Los ANGELES, Jan. IS. W.R-
The asserted illness of Miss Leon
tine NJ. johnson, startling witness
in the deposition hearing of the
s15. 900 civil suit shareholders or
the Julian Petroleum Corporation
have brought against former Off
GERS and brokers who handled the
stock, temporarily delayed the case
today.
Superior Judge Tappaan, instead
of calling for other witnesses, or
dered an investigation when Miss
Johnson's counsel presented an affl-
davit declaring she was too Ill to
appear. 90. . 49,
Miss Johnson's references to a
"ske1ton in Lewis closet" drew fire
from Lewis just before the ad'
iournment today.
~ dare attorneys to present this
skeleton" ne said. "Rcgardless of
whether it is produced | will take
the stand and tell everything !
know about this Julian mess"
Judge Tappaan adjourned court
before reply could be made or any
action taken on Lewis statement.
Either Lewis or Bcrman is cx
pectcd TO take the stand this after
noon. Both have Threatened 10
"blow the top" off the Julian case.
Lewis and Berman both are nm
der federal penitentiary sentences
for parts they played in the col
lapse. They also face another fed
eral indictment for using mails to
Gcfraud in promoting the company.
Former District Attorney Asa
Keyes and his chief deputy, Harold
Davis and others have been con
victed of various felonies i'll connec-
tion with thp case
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16
ANNIVERSARY OF
PROHIBITION IS
OBSERVED TODAY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. UP'-
National prohibition, called by pres
ident Hoover a mobile experiment, -
celebrated its 10th anniversary to-
day with congress beginning work
upon an elaborate program designed
20 take il further from the exrcri-
mental stage. No special observance
was scheduled here.
That prohibition still is in Tie ex-
pcrimental stage is demonstrated by
the legislative program submitted to
improve enforcement after 10 wears
"a program as comprehensive and
rs sweeping as has ever been pro-
posed since the enactment OF the
18th amendment.
Ten years ago today there were
many "hangovcrs in every part
OF the country from farewell celc-
brations incident to The new dry
era. Even staunch prohibitionists
admit today there still is plenty Of
liquor available
In congress and out, wcts insist
the law never will be enforced. In
congress and out, drys insist it can
be enforced. Dry organizations
leaders say the 10 year test has
come up to their most optimistic
expectations.
Federal prohibition enforcement
has cost the taxpayer a grand total
ri $26i, ,47j,384 for the 10 years, ac-
cordimg to treasury estimates.
Incident to its enforcement, go
persons have been killed, according
to treasury figures, of which lS2
were citizens and G8 government
agents.
The prohibition bureau has dou,
Died its forces in 10 years. It start
ed with about 200 clerks and agents.
Now there are 1864 employees of
all classes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16

| from the ranch and then discovered
the despoiled tractor.
Let Storage Help You. Our rem
forced concrete warehouse is the
! safest place for your piano, trunks
! and household goods. Phone l. Pion
eer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Newkirk's Beauty Parlor-All
branches of beauty parlor work
Phone 227. adv
Dr.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Jenkins Musical Quartette avail
able for banquets, dinners, radio,
and all programs where refined
music will be appreciated. adv
Attention Sciots - Friday even
ing; January 18th, Supreme officers
visitation and turkey dinner, Ma
sonic Temple. adv
Fresh Buttered Popcorn at Paul =
Stages Depot. adv
Gull Grapefruit in large burlap
sacks. I. V. Grapefruit Growers,
Brighton near 4th. adv
COURT HOUSE
Estelle NJ. Collins submitted to
The superior court her final account
Of administrator for the estate of
her husband, John 7. Collins, de-
ceased.
Ray Edgar, appointed appraiser of
the estate of Homer Rankin. de-
ceased. filed repert of appraisal of
tracts 43 and a, S. r. 16, S. B. NJ,
Imperial County, valued at $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16
Eats Big Steak and
Fried Onions, No Gas

every time / ate | had terrible
stomach gas. Now, thanks to Adler
ika, eat steak and fried onions
and feel fine. Mrs. J. Julian.
just ONE spoonful Adlerika re-
lievcs gas and that bloated feeling
so that you can eat and sleep well.
4 cts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removes old waste matter
you never thought was there. No
matter what you have tried for your
etomach and bowels, Adlerika VIII
turprise you. Sold at Clement s
Drug store. - aoY
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-16
PERSONALS

w. +. Robson, scout executive
spoke yesterday before the Brawley
Rotary club.
Roy Estes has gone to Los Angc.
les for a few days business trip.
Mrs. Charles +. ringer of San
Maeo is the house guest of Mrs. {.
J. Ritz at her home on Olive ave.
nue.. Mrs. Ritz's sister, Mrs. b. Me
Glynn has returned to her home in
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Conant
Lave returned from recent trip to
San Diego.