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Pittsburgh.-The Pittsburgh Pirates.
although /outhit, defeated the New
York Giants : to ).
New York ....... 900 O13 OlO- 5 IL 3
Pittsburgh ...... 200 200 314-- s 2 Q
Mitchell, Chaplin, Pruett and O'Far-
rell; French and Bool.
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CUBS wALLOp braves

chicago.-The Cubs went back into
first place by defeating Boston 4 to 2,
while Brooklyn was losing.
Boston .......... 900 100 00l-2 6 0
Chicago ......... O1O O1O lit 4 IL /
Cantwell and Cronin; Teachout and
Hartnott.
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In 1902 there 245 companies
making. steam, gas and electric auto
mobiles. Today there are less than
10 makes Of all cars manufactured in
this country, and they are nearly all
gosoline driven
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Athletics Lose
AS Senators Win
Yankee Winning Streak Of Six
Games Is Broken by St.
Louis; Red Sox Win

Philadelphia, Aug. 12.-R-Chicago
took the final game of the series from
philadelphia s to 8.
Chicago ::....... l0o 00O 2o0- ; X .
Faber and Tate: Walberg, Mahaffey.
ROmmel and Cochrane.
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KICKS HEAT

COMMUNICATING runs scored by Co.
lumbus in the first inning were
enough to defeat Milwaukee 4 to 1.
Milwaukee ...... 900 100 600 l Z l
Columbus $3.50. 200 Dol O1+-4 =
Stiley and Young; Miller and Devine.
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RACING BUT NO BETTING
Savage, Mimi, Aug. 12.-P)-
Dog racing at Savage, Mimi. will
be allowed to proceed as long as
there are no complaints Of illegal
betting, it was asserted today by
Charles F. Phillips, assistant
Scott county attorney.
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VISIT AUDITOR SEITZ

A. r.. Calendar. Lennon, S. D.. to-
gether with Mrs. Rita Balm and her
small daughter. Shirley. Of Hettinger,
were visitors over the weekend at
the home OF Mrs: Bahm's father, City
| Auditor w. II. Seitz.
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Charles Comiskey, president of the
White Sox, is out to buy five new
pitchers and get outfield' strength for
the 1881 season.
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The St. Louis Browns are the only
club in either major league that has
not won a pennant. and the club Is
playing cellar ball this year.
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KOLP WINS DUEL.

Cincinnati.--Ray kolp bested Ray
Benge in a pitchers battle as Cincin-
matt defeated Philadelphia 4 to =.
Philadelphia 49,. 900 OO2 000-- 6
Cincinnati ....... 1O2 900 O1f-4 s O.
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Christ and Clarence Anderson are
employed on the Sorch farm in the
Ecklund community.
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@}e11sssSsf g.
TLEADERsM
(By the Associated Press)
National LEAGuE

Batting-Terry (Giants), 40.
Runs-Klein (Phillies). lis.
Home runs-Wilson (Cubs), SO.
stolen bases-Cuyler (Cubs), %.
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RETAINS n TITLE

Fargo.-Phil Brewster. Kansas City,
retained his Red River open singles
tennis title by defeating Phil Wool
edge. Faro. As. Ga. Ga. 7.5.
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ST. PAUL BEATS INDIANAPOLIS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. held Indian-
apolis to three hits Monday night, and
st. Paul took the series opener 2 to J..
Indianapolis 49,. 900 100 600 5 :
Gomez and ~Grabowski; Hildebrand
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WASHINGTON BEATS CLEVELAND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. defeated
Cleveland behind Crowder's steady
hurting 3 to ?.
Cleveland ....... olO 900 O10-2 -
Washington 49,. l04 40 2OI- 10 .
Harder. Miller and Myatt; Crowder'
and Spencer.
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COTTON LOOKING GOOD
Raleigh, N. C.-PD-Cotton growers
of Cleveland county report the best
stand they have had in years.
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Toledo.-"Pea Ridge" Day gaveSTo-
ledo -four hits, and Kansas City scored
q shuto1t' . to 9 .oo 30, ~, q Is !.
Toledo .......... 600 900 000-O 0
Day and Susce: McQuillan, Tate,
Weiland and Devormer.
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Batting-Gehrig ~(Yankees), 1856.
Runs-Ruth (Yankees). 12S.
Home runs-Ruth Nankees), AZ.
stolen bases-Gehringer and Nc
Manus (Tigers), l6.
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New YOrk.-The Yankees winning
streak Of six games was broken by
st. Louis 10 to 5. Goslin hit two home
runs for the latter.
st. Louis ........ Oc2 02l O3O-1O IL 1
Collins, B%laeholder and Hungling:
Sherid, McEvoy n Bengough, Jor-
gems. -
RED SOX HUMBLE TIGERS
Boston.-Danny Ma%cFayden's pitch
ing humbled the Detroit Tigers, n
Boston won the final game Of the Sc
ries 8 to l
Detroit .......... 900 100 600
Boston .......... 211 O01 00I- 8 10 /
Uhle, Cantwell and Desautels; Mac
Fayden and Connolly.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16

edith, Teresa Paskey, and Messrs
Franklin Cooper, and George Es-
senger of Wilmington, were guests
over the weekend of Mr.. and Mrs
William B. Markland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis of
Wilmington, spent Sunday with
Captain and Mrs. Joshua Lewis
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Cummins E.Speak-
man, who have been spending the
winter in Wilmington, are at their
home Belmont Hail." this week,
making preparations and getting
things in order for their return a
little later on.
Mr.. Lee Springs of Merchant
vile, N. j., was visitor in Smyr-
ma on Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Springs is a son of the late Leon
idas w. Springs, at one time a
resident of Brenford While here
he was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Lurty.
Mrs. Dallas n. Hart of Town
send, was the guest several days
last week of her sister, Mrs. Davis
H. Bell and Mr.. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Rothwell and
Mrs. Rothwell's mother, Mrs An
ME Armstrong, who visited rela-
tibes in Smyrna last week, have
gone to Wilmington where they
will visit Mr.. George Turner and
daughter, Misses Lucia and Dor
othy Turner before returning to
their home in Flushing, L. I.
Mr.. Joseph Wells, formerly of
Smyrna, but now of Lambertville,
N. j., was in town yesterday, Tues
day, greeting old friends. He was
on a motor trip through Delaware
and the Delmaiva peninsula and
may extend his trip to North Car
olina Mr. Wells has been making
a success in laying off golf links.
Miss Clara Leinberger will spend
the Easter holidays in Atlantic
City, N. J., as the guest of Mrs.
Rica Rawley.
Miss Katherine Jones of Phila-
delphia, was the guest over the
weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
A. Thompson.
/ Miss Margaret Hance of Phila-
delphia, has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter o. Hoffecker for
several days. She will return to-
day, Wednesday.
Mrs. BeuIah Brothers and son
Mr.. Andrew Brothers, are spend
ing a three weeks visit in Newark
visiting among friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Mary Clark of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B.Clark.
Miss Alice Beck of Germantown
is spending this week visiting her
uncle, Mr. Edward G. Walls. On
Sunday, Miss Jennie Roberts, of
Germantown, was also a guest.
Miss Devona Keithley, a mem
Der of the faculty of the Smyrna
High School, spent the weekend
at home with her parents in Will
mington.
Miss Dorothy Knots spent the
weekend at home with her par
ents, at Chestertown, Md.
Mr.. Samuel A. Fortner will
spend the Easter holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. Ivison Rowland and
Mr.. Rowland at their home in
Newark, N. j.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
Tomato Plants

We are again selling early to-
mato plants from Georgia, grown
from CampbelPs Soup Farms GER
titled seed. Setting out a part
acreage in early plants is no long
er an experiment; we have been
growing tomato crops successfully
for the last five years with these
plants. We are taking orders at
any time at William D. Boyce's Of
flee, Bayard Building, Dover;
Boyce's Store, Cheswold, and NJ v.
Ford's residence, Smyrna. Plants
will be delivered between the 1st
and 18th of May. All orders must
be placed before April goth.
WILLARD ID. BOYCE.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
krnal and Social
Mo Come and Go
! Their Social Doings

Ms. Charles G. Handy
IA few friends in honor
riding anniversary on
l.L l4th. Their guests
nd MrS.HOward Jones
1tg, Miss Ruth Jones,
,Hs Clifford Jones and
Nss Alverna and Car
II. and Mrs. Robert H.
ri laughter, Miss Hen
Ey, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
I'd laughter, Miss Ev-
t,xl, NJ. and Mrs. John
( md Mrs. A. Reihm and
Hss Ruth Reihm, Of
Y. and Mrs. Richard
Mss Ruth Hoewasher
md Mr. and Mrs. Viii
zzore and daughter, Miss
ianemOre Of Townsend.
Eaai ]. Guthrie of Vera
X Cuba, who has been
2 parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
40la 10 wilmington,
Fla Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Price over the week
I'd Mrs. Davis H. Bell
l dinner in her honor
Esnlng at their home
zs street. The guests
I'd Ms.Warner W.Price
aarnOnson, Mrs. Victor
Smyrna, and Mr.Fred-
q Dover. After din
ang was spent in play
Aa Warner W. Price
! dinner on Saturday
na'r Of their guest,
Tr2f
'Guthrie Of veradera,
qsni the weekend
guests were Mr.. and
J. Wallen, Jr., Mr.Le-
Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
. Smyrna, Mrs. Dal-
:, Townsend, Mr.. and
4 MOrford, and Mr..
VI wilmington, Mr..
y. . II Philadelphia, and
y Ollie Bierman Of
ps. q Mrs. Guthrie re-
wilmington on Sunday
q an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. Al
! y ! RK. Stephenson
I !. Ralph Stephenson,
y. 'psnding several
~. James T. Truax.
g,,sa. ~ nome in Reho-
eay ~ morning. Mr..
y, retired from the
- "a ago, was called .,I
d cs., . be pastor of
i...s saai'h at Whining
''',a sil Of the churchT's $
: slnee the close - Of T
,',is, sle Mrs. Stephen
D., ''us In Smyrna.
"a Weeks Deen
lsitino AZ Ddltl-
d Ing ss,,t her daughter,
soS. holland I and fam,
aa's..!a.s,t a, !ast Thursday. ,fa,g.
sucle NJ wv,
fsat Wis, Si.. Read and
'alsu,' ',,n aas Mrs. ,I Read,
sI,,. .lsrnley . of Phil
z; coll.''iie Thorn
I'd asd',,5ss' si,s ;, Newark,
Ellzahs,I 4.
s.aes O'exel School
.ssss, n's spent two
Junior High
u. 'scsntly. 4
s'''raas',' a'' D \. / Gil
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
k,rrna III Times
pg1AEAsz
\, ND VICINITY ~,

ND VlclNfh, n ~.
,.ie school vii will 'lGse tse
Il 4 T'I5i''i ID viii reopen On
y u ''nd.
% !! LEGION sons A',f'l Of Mrs.
30 !. I's o. Friday even
~ At s p. m
!. ci5sls c.a3sttsinsd If s''sy sy
','rg Handy anu aaraa W. If #
pn sa, y thursday, at
,ircation classes .Sd Of
& Hisi siI School ,:I,sto1 under Mr. ihs
! u work they have We Ofen fen
! auditorium 9t.u,ua Of the
n o. Friday evening
diso o'clock.
ur william H. Stay
=, =" been spending the
''1' 'pi,t,burgh, Pa, spent
|. Snvrna at their
\. Vernon Street. Mrs, rs
4 for Wilmington on
! ,srs she spent the
n hsr daughter, Mrs
alEsspsare'
suisy before ,, MenlUiia. a.
IA viii be known D1,on a.
h hroughOut the nallon,
sIoht red poppies are
u being shipped 70 al
:. american Legion Aux
'..,,,n,t the country.
=, y bssn made this year
r.tsrans in 81 govern
r.. and six GONZALES
slps maintained by the
Legion Auxiliary.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16

WILLARD ID. BOYCE.
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. bee inspection for the department
Of agriculture.
NJ. and Nrs. Frank 0catf, 9olen,
are parents o3 . son born ct Ct, Alex
ius hospital wednesday.
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Current Events Club
Holds Guest Day at
Governors Mansion

Miss Bertha r. Palmer gaye .
highly interesting talk On .spaniah
Art ct the annual guest day meet
Ing Of the Current Events club. which
WAS held yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. George !. shafer IN the
Governors mansion.
Descriptions Of about 30 famous
paintings by spauish artists were CIV
en- BY Miss Palmer, and excellent
copies Of each picture displayed. BIZ
ographical sketches Of several artists
were given, and the speaker men
toned ooya, Velasques and Zuoaga
Is the three outstanding.
All Spanish art Is modern, Miss
Palmer said, because It dates from
$500 B. c., previous art works having
been destroyed during the vandal in
vasion. Spain Is . popular place for
artists to work, many American art
lists having done their best work while
living In Spain.
Mrs. J. A. Larson sang "Into the
Dawn with You." accompanied by
Mrs. A. ]. Arnot, preceding the talk.
The refreshment table, where Mira.
Arnot, president Of the club, and Mrs.
M. w. Wood, vice president. presid-
I'd. had q bowl. Of yellow snapdragous
for = ~centerpiece, and wa further
prnamented with yellow tapers In
silver holders. Mrs. Shafer Was as
sisted In the rooms by Mira n. J.
Keller.
About 20 guests attended the meet
Ing, among them Mrs. A. w. johnson,
Elettinger.
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on Uruguay Is
Given at Club Meeting

Uruguay" was the topic Of . paper
presented ct the meeting Of the Fort.
nightly club wednesday afternoon ct
the home Of Mrs. =. r. Smyth, 2lS
Third street. The paper, prepared BY
Mrs. N. q. Ramstad, WAS read By Mrs.
!. L Conklin.
It was pointed out that while Uru-
quay Is the smallest Of the South
American countries, Il has much fer
tile farming land and could, BY the use
Of modern agricultural methods, be-
come . productive and prosperous
country About one-third Of the pop
ulation Of the entire country resides
In the capital, Montevideo.
The people. In common With other
South American countries, are In
tensely patriotic Tho younger gen
Grafton were described Is serious
minded and hard working, and are Ill
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Social ma Personal


Captain q. A. N. Andersen. Fort
Lincoln. told Of interesting things
sen during the three years he was
stationed In China, for members Of
the wednesday study club ct their
meeting yesterday afternoon 1t the
home Of Miss Marian Burke.
Ways Of celebrating the many
Chinese holidays were mentioned,
their methods Of conducting business,
and their money exchanges described.
Their New Years day d Z time for
payment Of debts, and frequently the
man who sees no hope q getting his
obligations paid finds = satisfactory
way out BY committing suicide, the
speaker said.
with the Chinese. suicide Il appar-
emily . highly esteemed WY Of end
Ing existence, and Z feast Of relatives
Is held each year IN honor Of those
who have died In this way. TOR this
celebration baskets Of gifts and good
ies are placed "a floats On the river,
which Is usually jammed with the Of
ferings.
Labor Is cheap, Captain Anderson
said, and the American finds living
most economical when he secures
good house boy TO hire the help and
run the establishment. A. . whole,
the Chinese are fundamentally hon.
est, but there Is much graft In the "a.
mtnistratton Of government, which Il
accepted - . matter Of courte.
Mrs. n. b. Gilman played Z group
Of piano numbers following the talk.
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Bismarck Delphian society YIN
meet Friday afternoon a. AIS at the
home Of Mira. Ralph Penner. nj
Fourth street. The program will Ia.
clnde talks on the following toplcs:
Progress In Science and Mechanics
Arts," leTs. L. Rubin: "oovernmenf.n
Mrs. u. n. Ruder: SCHOOLS ana Edu.
catio0," Alrs. Z. Kjelstrup: alAeli.
g1on," Nh. renner: "LaWs." l6iss
Hardy Jackson; Position Of Wom-
en- ana Children" Nr&. I. X. Thomp.
son; The Lot Of the Laborer." Mr..
J. =. Smith: slavery" Ma, Fred
.Jansonluo: Military Sc1ence." Mr..
p. J. Mc0illis; "lihrarioe and Extra
School Cultural Opportunities" NJ.
George Register.
The Bismarck Garden club vim hold
z meeting q 3 o'clock this evening ~
the Association Of Commerce rooms.
Members Of the local tent, Daueh.
terS Of Union Veterans Of the Clv m
VA, held . social meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Albin
Hedstrom.
Members Of her bridge club we're
guests when Mn. Paul Holman enter.
tained q bridge last evening at her
home. a. Tenth street. Two table,
were. In play, and honors went 70 Nh.
Charles Rue. Miss May Scott, and
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Fourth District Clubs
Reflect Mrs. J. Movius

! H40k160o0, n. T., April 14.-Ae
Mrs. J. n. Movius Of Lidgerwood Was
reelected president Of the fourth dis
trict Of the North Dakota Federation
of Women's clubs ct the district meet.
Ing here Wednesday which was ct.
tended by 125 delegates and visitors.
Mrs. Russell oowland, Dwight, was
named q member Of the nominating
committee.
Plans were made for the fourth dis
frict to plant. In honor Of Carl Ben
Eielson, an evergreen on the state
capitol grounds during the state meet.
ing at Bismarck In September. The
various clubs Of the district subscrib.
I'D $18 toward the expense Of send
Ing the Indian girls club at Bismarck
TO the national meeting at Denver.
Principal addresses were given by A.
M. Kvello. Lisbon, president Of the
hate bar association; Mrs. A. =. Jones,
lisbon, state president Of the fedora
Zion, and Mrs. H. w. McArdle, Fargo.
\ \ +
Miss Ellen Davis and Miss Helen
crawford were hostesses last evening
,1At q bridge party ct the home Of Miss
Davis sister. Mrs. A. w. Munsou, $40
4Avenue E. Cards were played 1t four
Rabies, and honors were held by Miss
iiildor simonson and Miss E1oy
Kitchen. A color scheme Of orchid,
bzreen and yellow was used In the up.
Epointments, and pale yellow tapers
lcentered the tables. Bowls Of roses
lWerc placed about the rooms. Miss
lRanghild Jelstrup, New Salem. was
een out Of town guest.
Miss Lucille White, whose marriage
10 John Sullivan, Bismarck, win take
blace tomorrow morning. WAS honored
1t q miscellaneous shower given BY
3 group Of her friends last evening
1t the Patrick Sullivan home SOUTH
EAST Of the city. The time was passed
Esocially and Miss White received
many gifts for her new home. There
were about Is guests.
! There were guests for three tables
IF bridge ct the card party given BY
members Of the y. G. T. Auxiliary last
evening 1t tho home Of Mira. Peter
Sxsrpen, ~ Avenue b. Honors In
The games were held BY Mrs. KaSpen
and Mrs. Leo Dc Rockford. The COM
lmittee in charge included Mesdames
=. a. Groves, H. A. Lewis. W. =.
henson, John Hoffman and A. r.
hoffman.
t Mrs. A. g. Hrainerd entertained the
hnemhers Of her bridge club last eve.
kirc a. her home. 703 Glghth street.
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Expert remodeling. repair
ing, drycleaning and dyeing Of
ladies' garments. City Clean.
ers and Dyers. Phone no.
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ELKs

Members Of Bismarck Lodge
No. 1889, b. p. o. f., are urged
to attend the meeting OF the
lodge Friday evening a. there
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.City-C County Briefs.

Q. =. Hickson. Happen, Is . business
visitcr In Bismarck.
Emma Thurn. Underwood, Is shop
ping In the city today.
a. D. Brandt u . business visitor
here today from Werner. i
81 ats#. E&N@% @ -
llrs. Frank Hol1art. Halliday, Is
spending the day IN Bismarck.
- "a
MI. ana 1lrs. Charles Mandigo, go
Eleventh street, announce the birth
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BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1880

great admirers Of the Uuruguayau.
president. who seems 70 have . great
deal q influence.
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1lrs. r. 81. Kratx. Appointments were
In the spring cologs. Miss Scott, Car
rington. was . guest from out Of the
city.
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are 40 candidates to be given
the secret work, after which .
boxing bout Of IL rounds viii
be put on. Walter Clark, sec'y.
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Of . con Tuesday ct the Bismarck
hospital.
Mrs. =. =. 'Tempaeton and Mrs.
Christ Halverson, Almont, were shop.
ping In Bismarck yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. ana Mrs. Leo
qabel. Dismarck. yesterday 1t st.
Alexius hospital.
Prot. J. A. Munro, Of the North
Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo,
was In Bismarck yesterday conducting
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]. w. Riley for Co. Judge.
(Pol. A6s.)
Evening star., 1930-12-03
DRIVERS WARNED
ON SHOPPING JAM
Pratt Asks Observance ot
Traffic Rules During
Rush Period.

Pointing out that the Christmas
shopping rush has started much earlier
than usual In Washington this season
Maj. Henry j. Pratt, Superintendent Of
Police, yesterday addressed an appeal
TO District motorists to assist police by
strictly observing all traf6c laws.
Every automobile operator should
observe the driving and safety regula-
tions more carefully during the ensuing
three weeks than at any other period
Of the year" Maj. Pratt said.
Ordinary late December traffic con-
6itions already prevail, particularly In
the late afternoon. This Is the season
when greater numbers Of children than
normally are on the downtown streets
Most Of them are chaperoned by parents
or others, but many youngsters are at
tracted to the downtown stores by the
spirit Of Christmas, and are often on
their own Motorists should exerc.,e
extreme caution because Of this Situa-
ton.
"Automobilo operators expect to be
careful during the week before Christ
mas, when the shopping district streets
are jammed. Their attention Is called
to the fact that downtown traffic has
already become extremely heavy because
Of the early Christmas shopping"
Evening star., 1930-12-03
ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

Shubert- -BelascO-Cirace George in
'@The First MRS. Fraser" at $3.50 pm.
NasiOnal-"The Apple Cart" at 2:2o
and $40 pm.
Gayety-"sugar Babies" at AIS and
9:15 pm.
MetropOlitan-"outward Bound" ct
9:45 and S:45 pm.
FOx-"Lightnin'," at 1880 am, 2:07,
ASS, TIA and $40 pm.
CoIumbia-"Feet First" at IL am,
i:O5, $50, 6:15, 7:20 and $3.50 pm.
RialtO--"See America Thirst" at IL
am. 1886, ala, 4, 5:53, 7:46 and
e:40 pm.
PaIace-"Sea Legs" at 1850 am.
AIT, 4:4e, 1886 and 10:08 pm.
EarIe-"Man to Man." ut noon, 2:20,
A:40, T:45 and 1910 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Sin Takes a Holi-
day." ct 1880 am, 1885, 3:35, 5:35,
9:35 and e:3S pm.
AmhasaadOr-"The Life Of the Party,
ct SIS, 8 and p:40 pm.
>. Central-"what q Widow" IL am. to
IL p.f11.,
Tivola-"scotland Yard" at 2:30, Ais.
eos, 7:50 and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1930-12-03
CAPT. HAROLD r. STARK
is NEW AIDE TO ADAMS
Capt. Greennslade Heads Division
Of Current Plans, Post
Recently Created.

Oficial announcement was made yes
terday at the Navy Department that
Capt. Harold r. Stark win become the
new aide to Secretary Adams, relieving
Capt John w. Greenslade.
Capt. Greenslade, serving as aide
since July 8, will become the head Of
the new Division of Current Plans,
once of Naval Operations, Navy De-
partsnent.
Can't. stark had been chief of staff to
the commander of the destroyer squad
rons Of the battle feet. He is q native
Of Pennsylvania, and has had consid-
erable experience aboard torpedo boats
Of the service The transfers will take
effect Immediately.
Evening star., 1930-12-03

AZ yoNr first OPPORTUNITY,
pee the typographical mod.
81 of Stratbmeade, 10 Fl.
BY 20 #, ~o1V on display
at oar offices. II sbotVs i.
detail the many fine things
That go to make UP g
planned community.
Evening star., 1930-12-03
DISTRICT FIGHTS NATURE
Experiments Made to Prevent Dam.
age to Patent Office.

Experiments are being carried for
ward by the once OF Public Buildings
and Public Parks with view to pre-
serving the exterior Of the Patent ONCE
Building, ct Ninth and r streets.
Lieut.. Col. u. s. Grant, Sd, the direc-
tor, In his annual report, explained that
considerable study Is being given this
project.