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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
VISIT GRAVE IN VAIN

Friends of Deceased Artist Fail to
Receive Mourning Fund.
CHICAGO, November 10 lH9.-There
may be, after all, ray Of hope for
the IS friends, relatives and lodge
brothers Of the late Louis A. Thiel,
artist, who journeyed to his grave yes
terday, expecting but not receiving re-
Enumeration for mourning his passing.
They got from SIS to $40 as they
stood by his grave last June II, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of his
WILL Yesterday no checks were handed
out, due, it was explained, to deprecia-
ton in the value of bonds used as q
trust fund for the payments.
A. T. Roner, the paymaster, however,
took the names of the mourners and
promised to pay out the remainder of
the $500 fund, but at reduced figures
in line with the present value Of the
securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
BANK cLEARINGs.
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO. November lS (P.-Butter
Receipts, 10,007 tubs; steady; cream
cry extras, 81; standards, 3l34; extra
1lrsts, 3112a321a; firsts, 29aS0; seconds,
27a28.
Eggs-Receipts, 2,72s cases; firm; un-
changed.
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PARIS BoURsE PRICES.

PARIS, November 10 R.-Prices
were easier on the bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, So francs rs
confines; per cent loan, 10l francs.
Exchange on London, l23 francs 81
confines. The dollar was quoted Mt as
fEancs 1e3z centtmk
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financial a bil1ty
"will continue until
gumcient time has
elapsed to enable
agencies Of con-
sumner credit to
work out practices
Of administration
which will prevent
excuses in the ex-
tension of such
credit" Rome G,
Stephenson, presi-
dent of the Amer
lean B an k e T S
A s s o citation, SAID
here today In an
address before the
National Associa-
ton of Finance
Companies. Speak
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Washington Stock Exchange

LAnstoA Monotype-10 at 103.
Merchants Transfer g. Storage pfd.-10
at 9414, so at e4H, SO at 94K4.
Mergenthaler Ltnotype-10 at s9h, 4
ct 691z, 2 at S9%, 10 at 1914, 10 at SO.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 5s-$1 900 at los.
Capital Traction 5s-S1 900 at IS.
Washington Gas Light-10 at 100.
Potomac Electric 51aFo pfd.-10 at
10711.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18

More than IL 900 motor vehicles in
Germany are carrying mail. passengers
and freight.
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INSTALLMENT PLAN
OF SELLING LAUDED
President of American Bank.
ers' Association Talks on
Consumer Credit.

Special Dispatch to The star.
CHICAGO, November 1e.-Charges
that consumer credit" in connection
with installment sales enables people
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Mosquitoes Of dangerous type are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18

DIVIDEND rates given in the aEpua cash
a. SUnt q aSing less than 100 shares tPay
yesrno regular rate PAYABLE in Payable earned
Plus IF stock Plus 81 in stock N Pus
r in stock
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Trade of
Pitcher Is
Predicted
No Change in Holdout
Situation Reported;
Other Gossip.

With baseball fans watching the
holdout situation with acute inter
est, no new developments were re-
ported today and the situation re-
mains at the same stage it has been
for several days.
The latest holdout is reported to
be Chuck Klein of Indianapolis, the
Phillies' great sWatting star and
nome run king Of the National
League. Indications from the
Quaker city are to the effect that
Klein and ODoul, National League
batting king. both are holding out
for higher salaries.
Burleigh Grimes still refuses to
let down in his demands for a
$4,000 contract at Pittsburgh and
it Is reported that big deal may
be made around the star right
handler.
Vance of Brooklyn, Ferrell Of
Cleveland and Hoyt and Babe Ruth
of the Yankees still are on the
holdout list also.
Although Ruth and the Yankee
magnates are at odds over the sal
ary fight, New York sports writers
believe that Ruth will sign shortly
for two-year contract at salary
near $4,000 a season.
The New York Telegram, q
Scripps-H Howard newspaper, has is
sued the report that Charley Ruff
1ing, Red Sox twirler, will 0e traded
to the Yankees for an inflelder
pitcher and outflelder. Ruffing al
ways has been regarded as pitcher
Of great potentialities, although he
never has jumped into the spotlight
as a star of the first rank.
Ruffing is a hard-hitting pitcher
and he may be converted into an
outfielder. Babe Ruth, also a Red
Sox pitcher, was converted into an
outfielder. Ruth, however, was one
of the star left handed pitchers OF
the league,
Walter Simmons, 21-year- old
brother Of Al Simmons. the Ath-
letics slugging ace, has been signed
by the Cleveland Indians. Connie
Mack, manager Of the Athletics. is
reported to have made the assertion
he does mot want any brother acts
on my club"
1t was reported today that the
Chicago White SoX have made over
lures to indianapolis for young
catcher, probably the youthful
Johnny Riddle.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
3 OFF THE Blackboard =

Columbus, Staples; Ande rson, Butler; Con-
nersvilie. Ridge; Martinsville. Suddith.
Shelbyyille is going strong and held Co
lumbus to a three-point edge. We think
the Mackmen are under-rated. Wouldn't
that group of players make a real team.
HUNK AND PUNK.
An ex-shortridge student writes in to
tell Blackboard that he favors the stsil
vhen it is employed by a smart team.
ike Frankfort. Important games ave
been LOST by close decisions Just be-
cause the Iosers weren't smart en- h
to stall when they held a one or two
point edge, he says.
Frankfort.
Dear Boxell--How Is this for big fou-:
Washington. Frankfort, Logansport and
Anderson. Frankfort appreciates the sup
port YOU have given them. We have
coming star in Locke. backPuard.
TRU-BLU.
Dear Boxell-While you were listening to
that Kokomo band, did you notice Tech
new back guard, Shots" Campbell? This
is his first year. but I think he'll be all
state before the end OF the season. See
where Shortrdge is planning a surprise
party for Tech in the city tournament.
Tech IS too cool for them. I think It's g
good thing for Rushyille. Newcastle and
Richmond that the games were postponed.
They'll need lots of practice to beat Tech.
"CHICKIE."
Dear blackboard wish to prophesize
that Tech may not be at the Butler field
house this wear for the simple reason that
thev will no, get through the sectional. I'm
picking Shortridge to take Camphelrs team
out of the running. There are plenty of
rabd basketball fans who will laugh at the
idea OF Shortridge beating Tech but the
fathers OF these same fans laughed at the
idea of airplanes. EDDIE.
Dear Backboard-we'd like TO see some
new pictures of Tech. The Green and
White have lost only one game and that to
Muncie. That coincides with last year.
Remember. watch Techi
Dear Backboard-GIad to see how you
rate the teams in Indiana but never. he
less. you rate some Of them wrong. I
think. For instance. Horace Mann should
take the place of MartinsviIle in your
rating as an to 1 shot. And I'll bet
Kokomo could trim Delphi. Muncie should
be 10 to l. Martinsville should be a
II or 18 to I shot. Listen. I wouldn't be
surprised to see Shortridge beat Tech in
the city tourney. What do you think of
that? WINSOME WILLIE
Incidentally. Delphi bSat Kokomo by
two points on the Wildcats home floor.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
YANKEES MAY BUY RUFFING
NOtre Dame to Face
Fast Marquette Team

in top shape for the remainder of
the seasons battles. Barring in
juries the Irish should be able to
put their strongest team on the floor
in every remaining battle.
Marquette has veteran team,
one reputed to be one of the fastest
passing and cleverest floor teams in
the midwest.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
8y Times sDecidE

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. TO-
The University Of Notre Dame
basketball team will face the power
full Marquette aggregation here
Saturday in what promises to be
a close contest.
The Irish are looking forward to
their annual battles with Butler and
Coach George Keogan has his men
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
And Martinsville has taken some of the
topnotcherk for a ride In recent games.

Dear Backboard-Tnree cheers for Back
boardi This column is conducted the way
it should be and 1t gives all Of its
readers a thorough Interpretation of
college and high school basketball. Being
a rabtd fan from Tech. 1t is only proper
that 7 should back my own school, and
that doing my best. NY Big Sixteen,
in the order named: Washington, Vim
cannes. Frankfort, Anderson. Horace
Mann. Columbus. Tech, Martinsville.
Greencastle. Muncie. Connersville, Delphi.
Logansport, Kokomo. Shelbyville, and
Franklin. Ny all-state team: Stone of
Greencastle and Englehart OF Washington
center; Lowery of Tech and Elser. Horace
Mann. guards. STUDENT PRINCE.
TICKETS for The grudge tilt be-
tween Danville Normal and
Butler at the fieldhouse next Fri
DAY, Jan. II, will be placed on sale
today at Spalding's sporting goods
store and Clark & Cade's drug store,
it was announced by Ralph Hitch,
graduate manager.
Many Of the ducats already have
been sold and there is a heavy de-
mand from all parts of the state.
Danville requested 1000 tickets and
most of them have been sold.
q
NNE Of the most consistent mem
" bers of the 1880 edition of the
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

Allen. Allen went
t h r O ug h t h {
early games, rare
ly mentioned as q
star, but his light
ning-like play and
speedy passes, his
short dashes under
the basket for an
occasional field d
goal, all have been
S t ru m e mt al In
e a r ! Y victories.
When t h j n g S
looked dark Sat-
urday night against
Chicago, it W a S
Allen uyhO coy11p
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Boston Bruins Win Ia Straight in
Hockey Fray.
BY United Press

Nearing the halfway mark the
world champion Boston Bruins con-
tinue to show their supremacy in
the National Hockey League race.
Boston won its fourteenth straight
game Thursday night by defeat
ing Pittsburgh, 4 to 8.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

sell COOk, WHO IL n
veteran at the
coaching racket, al
though young in
ears. is the hand
that has guided the
Normalites to six
consecutive victo-
ries, including a
surprise walloping
of Butler, national
champions. Cook
has brought the
little school to the
front rapidly in
athletics. His foot
ball teams also
have shown in
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

creased power. Russell has been at
the Danville institution for about
six years, and the great hardwood
team of this season represents his
biggest achievement.
40-tO-f6 victory over the Bulldogs Is
rarity. That's the package the Pur-
pIe Warriors handed the Hinkleman at
DanviIIe recently. Champions from vari-
Gus conferences In all sections OF the
country have strived for such victory
during the past two wears, and all have
fallen short. In fact, Just two teams.
Chicago and Notre Dame. have been
able to eke out narrow wins over the
Blue five during this period.
When Danyile and Butler play their re-
turn engagement at the field house next
Friday, the massive Bulldog athletic plant
should be crammed to the rafters. Further
more. after next Friday night. there
shouldn't be any undefeated college teams
i'm Indiana.
TITO be a hero in big time game
1 is the ambition of every young
athlete. and to be the goat is just
the reverse. But to be both in the
same game is a real variety. Jump
ing Joe" Zeller, former East Chi
cago prep star. entered the Indiana
Notre Dame game in the last half,
and enabled the HoosierS to squirt
into q one point lead by scoring
three field goals. Joe wasn't salts
fed. and with forty seconds to play,
dribbled down the floor for another
fielder. He missed - Donovan
passed the ball down to Grove,
Grove shot, and Notre Dame won
by one point.
The next night, Zeller played forward
on the Indiana "B" team.
Rumors from Chicago that Piggy Lam
bert. the Purdue court mentor. had forced
the Loyola (Chicaeo) quintet to abandon its
famous zone defense for the Boilermaker-
Toy ola game Jan. 30. were denied by the
Cold and Black mentor today. Inciden-
taIy. this is the game II which Charles
tStretch) Murphy of Purdue faces Charles
sstretchl Murphy of Loyola.
g n
In tonight's top notchers, Back
board takes:
MartinsvilIe over vincenneS,
Logansport over Frankfort.
Shelbyyillc over Franklin.
Anderson over Rochester.
Kokomo over Lebanon (?).
Washington over Bloomington.
New Albany over Mitchell.
Muncie over Richmond.
Horace Mann (Garyl over Whiting.
COnnersville over Delphi
Froebel (Garyl over Valparaiso.
II Porte over Goshen.
Jefferson (Lafayettel over CrawfordS-
siilc.
Wabash should fall before Butler,
Terre Haute Normal looks better
than ConcOrdia, Hanover may
tumble Oakland City and Kalama-
200 probably will stop Manchester.
Already letters have started tc
pour in concerning Blackboard; :;
odds on state championship posi-
bilitieS. And before it's all over,
there probably will be some Il told
you SOS which is all right with us
because among other things We also
bet on Blue Larkspur in the Derby
and the Cubs in the series,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
FOnseca,
Swat Star,
Receivers
A. |. Batting King Is Con-
VaIeSCing From Scar
let Fever.

BH United PTcss
SAN ANSELMO, Cal, Jan. 10
Lewis Fonseca, first baseman for the
Cleveland Indians, who is recover
ing at his home from severe case
Of scarlet fever, hopes to be able
to join his team for spring training
in March. his wife said today.
The star infielder, who led the
American League In batting aver
ages last year, has been i'll seriously
for a fortnight, with a fever. The
crisis is past, however.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
BY YERN BOXELL

TTAIL, Danville Normall OF the
i ! many college quintets playing
In the basketball domain Of Indi-
ana. the purple warriors stand
alone in the undefeated class. Rus
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
HANOVER Is VICTOR
Hill Toppers Score Impressive Net
Triumph Over Vincennes.

BIZ Times Special
VINCENNES, Ind. Jan. TO-
Hanover colleges fast-breaking Of
fense proved too much for the Vim
cennes tossers here Thursday night,
and locals dropped a 52to-14
verdict.
1t was the first home floor defeat
Of the season for VincenneS. Gil
more was best for the locals, while
Wallin and Rockwell led the in
Vading scorers.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
q q =
SOME VIEWS

Dear Bsckbosrd-Although waShington's
continen tails have not been winning games.
they are E splendid bunch OF boys. Coach
Jones. with only two regulars from last
years SQUAD has developed small. fast
quintet that is going to cause some trou-
be in the city tournament. I'm picking
the Washington Hatchets. Tech also will
be there March IS and l6
STACONiB OF W. Il. S.
Proving there are some basketball fans
who boost their own school and still are
broad minded.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
FACE TT. WAYNE TEAM CHAMPS FAR IN FRONT

TerTr Haute Normal Ready for
Basket Fray With COnoOrdia.
BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 10
Terre Haute Normal basketball
squad today was ready for its game
here tonight with Concordia Of TT.
Wayne.
The locals have finished a hard
week of training and expect 10 win
easily.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

through with some f1ashy flot
work and basket shooting
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

She!byVlIIe.
Dear Bsckboard- are the best
teams In the state. and their stars: Wash
ington. Engleharf: Ytncennes. Pyies:
Frankfort, Lawhead: Muneie. Mann: Hor-
ace Mann. Cayanaugh. shelhYyiIle. Eehrt:
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

Dear Boxeu-Don't worTy just because
Frankfort lost Armentrout at backguard.
There is 8 boy who played on our b.
team who has filled cuTly'S shoes. and he
is nobody but Locke. e foot sophomore.
Armeutrout was sood Locke. is excel
lent. Give him a hand.
FRANKFORT STUDENT.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

Incidentally. Delphi bSat Kokomo by
wo points on the Wildcats home floor.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
Delphi.

Dear Baokboard-Hsve you been watch
Ing the Delphi OTaeles. BY tournament
time they viii be one Of the best. The
newcomers are beginning 70 play ike
veterans. They are fast. and drive under
the basket hard. This week will provide
tho h0 0TdeSt test. TIE Orecles play at
Connersville Friday ana will get revenge
from Washington Of East Chicago here sat-
urday. THE RED SHADOW.
Hotdogtown.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
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The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10

" bers of the 1880 edition of the
Butler Bulldogs is Edwin (String)
The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-10
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Edinburg Society
PIT. 4. COMMITTEE
NAMED

The first PIT. a. meeting OF the
school year was held at the college
auditorium Monday afternoon. The
newly elected president Mrs. ]. r
Felker took charge Of the meeting
Chairman OF the committees ere
announced as follows: program.
Mrs. II. G. Ferguson: membership
Mrs. L. p. Bloodworth: refresh
ments, Mrs. Vernon Weinette: H.
nance. Mrs. John ID. Mckinney.
publicity. Mrs. III. u. Miles and Mrs
o. w. Curry; magazines. Mrs. c
+. Newman; hospitality. Mrs. A. Z
Potter; pianist. Mrs. J. II. DARBY:
song leader. Mrs. w. n. Sadler
health. Mrs III. o. Schalaben and
Mrs. Lubbock.
Mrs. II. o. Schalaben gave plans
In detail whereby the children 81
the Mexican school could be served
with milk and soup. The T,-n was
adopted for trial for a one month
period.
Following the business session
Mrs. John T. SCHNEIDER, took charge
of the program. Prof II. u. Miles
gave a short talk ~stressing import
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

s~atiric. stimulating. and even sent
mental comedy. Ernst Lubitsch. IT
Is a picture In some ways rem
iniscent Of The Love Parade" ex-
cept that pre-view audiences have
found Monte Carlo" even more
appealing and down to earth" than
The Love Parade" In Monte
Carlo" the dialogue Is brisk, droll
and many times carrying a del
icious double meaning in the con-
tinental manner. It's situations ere
clever and slightly risque. but al
ways In excellent taste-the taste
OF the man Of the world who has
travelled far and wide and has
found life amusing and good. The
songs, the work of Robin. Whiting
and Harling. are stimulating to q
degree. No younger GENERATION
need sheer at the lyrics OF these
songs, either, which are properly
disillusioned in their iove-making
appeal.
Starred In Monte Carlo Is
jeanette Macdonald, creating a
role which Is the best or her career
and looking so lovely that more
he-mannish men long TO tear her
image from the screen and hold II
in their arms. Starring with Miss
Macdonald Is Jack Buchanan. the
noted English actor. In whose hand
any little girl would be willing 10
entrust her future. Mr.. Buchanan
first crashed into American fame
with "Charlot's Revue" and last
season was the reason that Wake
Up And Dream had such a good
New York run. Others IN the cast
Of Monte Carlo include zaSu
Pitts. Claude Allister. and Albert
Cont.
The songs In Monte Carlo which
all younger generation members are
urged TO memorize. so they a sing
them to their children. are "BeyonS
The Blue Horizon" Always In All
Ways Give Me A Moment.
Please" "Trimmin' The Women
She'll Love Me And Like It." and
"A Job With A Future" Monte
Carlo" will be presented at the
Capitol Theater starting Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES Il

NOTIC- OF TRUSTEES LIE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will sell all that GER
tain tract. piece. or parcel of land
lying and being situated in the
county of Cameron. state of Texas.
in share No. 80 OF the Espiritu San
to Grant said county. being all of
farm block No. ninety-eight t98D
containing twenty-five and no 100
(25) acres more or less. as said
property appears upon map en-
titled, "El Jardin Subdivision of a
Part Of Share 80 Espiritu Santo
Grant, Cameron County, Texas,
IN book 4 at page SO map or plat
records of said county, under and
by virtue Of authority vested IN
me by a certain deed Of trust exc
cuted and delivered by G. II.
Thomas. dated July list. 1923, and
recorded in volume SO at pages IL
IA Of the deed of Ist records OF
said county. TO the highest bidder
FIR cash. at public auction TO be
held by me at the court house door
Of the court house OF Cameron
county. Texas, In the city OF
Brownsville. Texas. on the first
Tuesday In November. 1880. the
same being the 4th day OF Novem-
Der. 1890, between the hours OF ten
o'clo a. m and four o'clock p. m.
70 Satisfy the debts secured by
said Iced Of trust and at the re-
quest of the holcer of the unpaid
notes therein described. and ! will
execute and deliver to the purchas-
or or purchasers at such sale good
and sufficient deed Of conveyance
Of said property, with covenants OF
! ! warranty. binding the said
c. r. Thomas. his heirs. legal rep
resentatives and assigns. default
having been made in the payment
of the now past due Indebtedness
secured by said iced of trust, and
the owner and holder thereof hav-
ing requested me o sell said land
under the terms Of said deed OF
trust.
Witness my signature this 9th
day of October, 4. d. 1880. on
which date this notice Is posted in
accordance with the terms Of said
deed of trust.
A. K. BLACK.
Trustee.
io-13-2o-27-3t-3S57
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Movie Calendar


VALLEY THEAIEhS
Brownsville
Capitol-"The Unholy Three"
Lon CLANCY.
Dittmann-"Amor Audaz" Span
ish Talking)
Queen-"Hot Curries"
Harrington
Arcadia-"What a widow: Gloria
Swanson, Owen Moore and Lew
Cody.
Rialto-"Eyes OF the World
John Holland and Nance O'Neil
McAlIen-
Palace-"Our Blushing Brides"
Joan Crawford.
Queen-"Be Yourself: Fanny
Brice.
Mission
Mission Theater-"Liliom"; Char
les Farrell.
Raymondville-
New Theater-"George Washing
ton Cohen"
San Benito-
Rivoli-"Heads Up; Buddy Rog-
ers.
Palace-"Un Hombre de Suerte"
Spanish taking
Weslaco-
RitS--Last OF the Duanes' Z
Zane Grey story.
Mercedes
Capitol-"Journey's End: BY r
C.. Sheriff..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
SONG
PRESENTED

Thursday afternoon the Edin-
burg Musicale Culture club met a.
the home Of Mrs. E. NJ. Smith. The
meeting was cal,-d to order BY the
president. Mrs. II. o. Schalaben
Each member gave summer remin-
sciences in answer to roll call
Plans for entertaining the 5th Dis
trict Federation in November were
discussed in detail by the president
Short reports were heard from the
various department chairman.
At the close OF the business ses-
sion the meeting was turned over
to Mrs. c. Bishop. who gave an
interesting review of the first
chapter OF the text Prom Song 10
Symphony" after which a program
was given featuring songs Of various
countries.
The following visitors were pres
cnt. Mesdames wal Lawrence. A
M. Fairbanks and c. a. Price.
A delightful social hour followed
the business session during which
frozen desert was served. ~