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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15

Taking the Epistles Of Paul as his
autobiography, the author from such
material has selected, arranged and CO.
ordinated the facts set down in such a
manner as to produce connected and
interesting story Of the life Of the
Apostle. Story gleantngs from the Bible,
such as this one, are both useful and
interesting. So big, so diverse In theme
and treatment is this Book that stories
from It serve to simplify 1t, to make 1t
desirable, to invite to its ultimate COM
most entirely upon PAul'S own letters,
reconstructS the facts of his childhood,
Of the place where he lived as lad, of
the subsequent points Of his activity and
influence. The story Of Paul's con-
version Is high light in the narrative.
as it Is also in the account from which
it is derived. The sturdy work Of Paul
his successes, his failureS-become
here immediate and personally influ-
entail in the readers own mind. PAul's
fate becomes legend, as, indeed, 1t has to
since It Is not matter Of definite rec
ord. It Is the spirit Of this projection
Religious fervor, spiritual uplift-theSe
may be said to envelop the story and to
send IL out for readers to enjoy. There
Is no gesture toward investigation"
scientific research" nor toward any
other Of the modern attitudes of ex-
animation and trial before the theme in
hand. It 10 the telling Of an honored
tale, In simplicity, in full acceptance, in
warm emotionAlisrn, in true faith. Many
viii read it with gratitude for the story
Of one who, like many. another, suffers
something Of eclipse through the me-
dunn in which It 10 usually presented.
Bible stories are most useful, and en-
joyable too, when, like this one, they
are given In enthusiasm and q good
gift Of telling the tale" A truly
spiritual engagement waits upon the
reader by way Of this life-record Of one
establishing the church. However, this
phase Of Paul's career aS certainly
aounathing q q philosophers and . GOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15

WAsHIN GToN, D. c.
April IS, 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15

@. Please give ranks of the British
police force.-T. F. D.
A. At the head of the British police
force Is commissioner or superintend-
ent, with an advising committee. The
ranks under the commissioner are chief
of police, captains, neutenants. ser
geantS, roundsmen and patrolmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
VALLEY SLUCGERS TO SHOW WARES
AGAINST HOLLYWOOD fight ARTISTS

Well. fans. 1t won't be long now.
just another day and then we will
gather for the remateh of the fast
est battle ever staged in the valley.
Believe it or not, as our friend
Ripley would say, that WAS the
moons. Montova and Black have
shiftv feet and know how. to get
around that old ring in quick time.
Both know how to sock and proved
this in their last meeting
We understand they have been
putting in some hard hcks getting
ready for this match and Jimmy is
confident that he can take Mon
tova's measure again and this time
viii be aiming to get over one right
smack on the button which will set
tie all argument. Ramon. on the
other hand. viii be backed W by
the thought that he had Black in
a pretty bad hole here two weeks
age and knows that he can do the
same thing again adding little
more to it this time.
So with this background there
will he plenty of action tomorrow
night in this main event and it
would be a shame were anybody TO
miss taking il in.
Three valley sluggers VIII show
their wares against Hollywood ar
lists. not the screen kind but the
fighters. in the other events on the
card and plenty of action is prom
ised. Cebu, Reyes and Kid Mexico
are the valleyites who viii perform
and each of these boys is known
throughout the county as q real
mauler. Cebu will take on Jimmy
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24

Hart; Louis Reyes will tangle with
Kid Abadeno. while Kid Mexico,
that hard-hitting Brawley boy will
argue things out with Al Garcia.
This preliminary with Kid Mexi-
GO and Garcia as the main actors,
ought to a blood tingling affair.
The Kid is not very long on science
but has a terrible appetite for fight
ing and the more he gets the more
he Wants-that's why the fight will
Zee a crackeriack. Anyhow, leaving
that last remark aside. the Kid is
there all the time and those who
saw him in his two fights here
against Tiger Flowers when he out
lasted and outslugged the other boy,
even though he had been put on
the canvas twice in the first round.
to cop the decision, will agree that
lie is there, and how,
So that YOU do not forget We re-
peat: The management has issued
an invitation 10 all ladies accom-
panied by escorts to be the guests
of the club tomorrow night at the
arena. So if the girls wish to see
some clean sport with plenty of eX-
ritement along with it, they viii be
out on Imperial avenue in plenty of
time 10 get good seats. Escorts are
necessary, but if your own should
back out. find somebody else and
come along-ioin the crowd and
have good time.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
George Defeats
Veteran Wrestler

Los ANGELES, July "a. W.P)--
Don George, the Michigan Wolver
inc, had climbed another step
toward mat fame today by his vic
tory over Joe Malcewicz, veteran
wrestler, here last night.
George took the first and third
falls of the match, the last with Il
reverse wristlock and scissors in two
minutes. four seconds. He took the
first fall with leg split in Is
minutes, 0 seconds, while Malice
wicz won the second with his ia
nous body slam in IL minutes, II
seconds
Nick Lutte ended the semi-wind-
up when he threw Lee Wykoff in
the second fall with flying tackle.
Wykoff, who had won the first fall
in 10 minutes, 80 seconds, broke
two ribs in the encounter and was
unable to continue.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
STUDEBAKERS AND
BAKERY ARE TIED
FOR FIRST PLACE

In the best pitched game OF the
season, Bob O'Brien, Mack and
Mack twirler, set the Bank of Italy
nine down with three hits while his
teammates were pounding out il
off two bank moundsmen at Wilson
School field last night These IA
hits, coupled with a fluency of bank
errors, gave the Mack squad one
sided l6 to , decision.
Brown and England did the heav.
lest stick work for the MackS, the
former slashing out home, triple
and single, in four attempts. while
England drew three doubles in five
trips to the plate. Hammerslaugh
and Patterson accounted for all the
banks hits, Hammerslaugh driving
ont single and a four bagger and
Patterson also getting circuit
drive
Tonight marks the Inauguration
of the Valley League. the Calexico
Ali-Stars .tangling with the local all
stars at Wilson field The border
city teais3 is expected TO present the
toughest opposition Of any team IN
the league, forecasting a tight en-
counter tonight
The league standings at the close
of the first round of play find the
teams in the following positions:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
Camera Granted
Postponement By
Federal Agents

NEW YORK. July u. OPP
Primo Carnera and his retinue Of
managers today faced the task of
United States immigra-
tion authorities and the Department
OF Labor that his boxing tour was
Il "legitimate VISIT and not a
commercial enterprise.
Primo, according to announcement
by his American manager, Billy
Duffy, has been granted a 20-day
postponement of the deportation
with which immigration authorities
had threatened him.
immigration authorities are repre-
sented as refusing to consider Car
uera 5 extension of his visit unless
he can produce evidence that his
conduct in this country has been
more exemplary than its public no
tices have implicit.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
By United Press

After week of competition
against rival first division clubs,
Brooklyn and Chicago, leaders in
the turbulent National League pen
nant race, today opened series with
second division opponents. I h E
Cubs moved into Philadelphia for
three games with the slugging
Phillies, while the Robins prepared
to play host to the Cincinnati Reds
in four game series, starting with
doubleheader today.
The Cubs made the largest gain
during the first divisions internal
competition, gaining two full games
on Brooklyn and one game on the
third place New York Giants. The
Giants won yesterdays game from
the Cubs, s to &. The Giants took
advantage of nine passes by four
Cub hurlerS, and won the game by
scoring seven runs in the fourth and
fifth innings.
Home runs by Pie Traynor gave
Pittsburgh two victories over Phil
adelphia 1raynor's home run IN
the ninth inning gave the irat
. to victory in the opener and hls
homer with tive on in the 18th inn
ing of the second game enabled the
Pirates to take it l6 to 10.
Socks Seibold pitched and batted
Boston to II inning to . vic
tory over Cincinnati in the second
game of doubleheader, enabling
the Braves to earn an even break
after the Reds took the opening
contest, s to 7.
Leader in the American League
race kept pace, Philadelphia de
feating Detroit. 1 to /, and Wash
inpton winning an II inning tilt
from ST. Louis, 10 to 9.
Cleveland pounded Carroll for
five runs in the eighth inning and
defeated the New York Yankees,
10 to 6.
Chicago won the deciding contest
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
Wolgast Willing
To Meet Dado In
Match For Title

LOS ANGELES, July "a U.P)
johnny Keys, manager of Midget
Wolgast, Italian flywcight cham
pion, today expressed his willing
ness to stage title bout in Los
Angeles with Speedy Dado.
Wolgast will meet Dado in Il
non-title bout here Tuesday. The
Filipino fighter will enter the ring
overweight as Wolgast is working
on a percentage. but Keys said VOL
CAST will put his title at stake in
a later match if suitable guaran-
tee can be posted.
KEYS said Dado was regarded as
foremost contender due to Frank
ie Geuaro's continual refuSals to
meet the champion.
Both fighters were in training to-
dav for the Tuesday match.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24

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but there is only one best. The
Firestone Company, Firestone Dealers
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24

continued to ouJhit the Ducks fer
rest of the game.
Los Angeles, also playing under
the incadescents. scored the second
straight win of the series by beat
ing Sacramento, 9-3. The Angels
clinched the game in the second
inning with six runs. a home run
by Johnny Moore accounted for
three of the tallies.
Oakland defeated the Seals. 81.
when four tallies in the fifth scored
three runs in the only afternoon
game of the league.
Hollywood lost an early lead, then
recovered it and forged ahead TO 4
-. night victory over Seattle.
The annual San Francisco dahlia
show viii be held in the Palace
Hotel. August 2S &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
BAY CITY BOXER
UPSETS THE DOPE

san FRANCISCO. July "a. U.D
Baby Mariana, l43. local boxer,
upset predictions when he decisioned
Madison Dix, IA, Of Bellingham,
Wash, here last night in 10-round
main event.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
Missions Retain
League Leadership

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a U.H
The Missions retained leadership
honors in the Pacific coast league
today by scoring a o. win over
Portland last night.
The Reds took the lead in The
third inning with three runs and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
{ |SPOR i S.
So. California
Sport Briefs

CULVER CITY, Calf, July 24
U.P)-T Tommy Hughes, winner of his
last six fights by knockouts, will
meet Augie Demille in an eight
round main event at the Culver City
stadium tonight Herb Russell
Inglewood. and Al De Chainc. Ven
ice. meet in a siN-round return bout.
SANTA ANA. Calf, July "a U.Pl
-Zenaydo CHAVEZ and Joe Reese,
Young Mexican fistic rivals of San.
ia Ana. will battle in main event
here tonight. Frank Boldt, Long
Beach. viii oppose Urban Hernandez
in the semi-windup.
PASADENA, Calf. July "a. U,P)
Chuck Virgins, Indianapolis
heavyweight, will trade punches
with Mack House, colored heavy
weight. in a scheduled tenround con
test here tonight. House has a
record Of l9 knockouts in n fights.
WILMINGTON. Calf, July ~
U.P3Johnny Gonzales, protege OF
Les Kennedy, lost the decision in 4
ten-round main event here last night
with Santiago Gorilla, the San Bias
Indian. Mike Cordova trimmed Kid
Ponce in the special and Jack Spar
defeated Alphenso Gonzales in the
semi -windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
of game series with Boston > to

Yesterdays Hero---Pie Traynor of
Pittsburgh two victories over Phil
adelphia, to l, ana Is to IS. Tray
nor's only hit in the first game was
a home run which decided the game
i'll the ninth. He made three sim
giles, a double and home run in
seven times at bat during the see.
ond game, his homer with two
mates on base in the thirteenth
inning, providing the winning runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia /, Detroit l.
Chicago ;, Boston ;.
Cleveland 10. New York 6.
Washington 10, ST. Louis ..
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24

The annual Gravenstein Apple
Show at Sebastopol, Sonoma County
will this year take place August
h-1n
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24

Henry Schultz, grain grower of
Arbuckle. Colusa County, recently
sold 10000 bags of barley for
81. .43M per sack. the season s record.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Oakland ;, San Francisco l.
Others playing night games.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Sesults
Brooklyn +. St. Louis !.
New York S. Chicago s.
Cincinnati So. Boston IS.
Pittsburgh 2-16, Philadelphia 1-15
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
DIFFER POLITICAL
 CAMPAIGN FORECAST TEXAS ELECTION
TWO DEMOCRATICS RUNNING FOR GUBERNATORIAL
 OFFICE

DALLAS, July 2s, P-Parti- sans to the two Democratic gub- ernatorial candidates forecast one of the most bitter political cam paigns in Texas history as the tabulation indicated run-off be- tween Ma" Ferguson and Ross Sterling
 The latest vote gave Ferguson 197,OOO and Sterling 141,O00.
 Congressman John Box of Jack sonville, who publicly requested Raskob's resignation, appeared de- feated for renomination by Martin Dies, Jr., son of the former Con- gressman.
 All other Congressman appeared to be renominated.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
CAPT. ]. RITCHIE
 EARLY KLO|VO|KER
 PASSES IN SEAT TIE
ISLAND IN YUKON BEARS HIS NAME: LEAVES LARGE
 FAMILY, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July 28, (P-Captain James Ritchie, 65, pioneer of Seattle and one of the most col orful figures during the Klondike gold rush, died yesterday in the Swedish hospital from a heart attack.
 He was marine superintendent for the Canadian Development Company. Tn 1898 Captain Ritchie piloted passenger boats on the first round trips between White horse and Dawson.
 An island in the Yukon bears his name. Besides his widow he is survived by five sons and seven daughters all of whom are living in Seattle
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
$. s. YUKON SAILS
 NORTH WITH FAIR
 LISTING ON BOARD
THIRTY TWO PASSENGERS ON
 A. $. s. co. LINER FOR

SEATTLE, July 28, (P)-The s. S Yukon, of the Alaska Steamship Company, sailed for Alaska Sat urday morning at g carrying "A fjrst-class passengers and eight steerage; 32 reservations are for Seward as follows:
 John Bailey, Robert F. Welsh Milton Daily, Mrs. Daly, John Du- rand, R. R. Dasher, J. Moneding and (either daughter or Slaught- err; George A. Rockman, Mrs Rockman, o. L. Milton, F. N. Hen ry. Paul Estle.
 H. L. Stull, Mrs. M Orr, J. Matt ridge. Mrs. Mattridge, Marie Gayne, Miss E. Parrish, Mrs. + N. Parrish, Mrs. W. H. Brown Mrs. L. Higgin2, Miss H Johnson IT. A. Harrison, Iiss Lain-, Mrs Laing. Mrs. c. S'umberger, Miss Slumberger. Miss D. Hlrker, Miss M. Brain, Miss G. Robe ts, MISS R. Merrill.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
FRENCH TENNIS
 MUSKET7ERS WIN
 TITLE THIRD TIME
TILDEN AND BORITRA STATE ARE THRU PLAYING CUP
 MATCHES

PARIS, July 28, (P)-America's s third attempt in as many years to regain the Davis Cup founder ed to the defense of the French musketeers when France captur- ed the two final matches in a series of four
 The Americans took but one.
 Jean Borotra defeated George Lott 5 to T, to 3, 2 to 6, 6 to 2, 8 to 6.
 Henri Cochet defeated Tilden to 6, $ to 3, to l, ' to 5,
 Tilden won Americas only vic tory of the opening day defeating Borotra; Lott lost to Cochet and Cochet, Jacques and Grugnon defeated Americas doubles, Will mer Allison and John Vanryn yesterday.
 Both Tilden and Borotra an nounced they would never play for the cup again.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
CHICAGO OFFICER
 AND ROBBER IN
 ALLEY GUN BATTLE
ATTENDANT BEATEN TO DEATH BY ROBBER, OIL STATION,
 WHO ALSO SLAIN

CHICAGO, July 28, (P-Evert Wuckila, 30, patrolman attached to a radio equipped police auto mobile cruiser, was shot and ser iously wounded and Martin De- koven, robber, was slain, in a gun battle in an alley
 Two minutes before the battle the robber had held up a grocery store and escaped with $25.
 The news was broadcast over the police radio and the cruiser nearest the scene, went to the store also an oil station, where officers found Owen Paughman the attendant, beaten to death with a heavy chair by the rob- Der who had held him UP.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
PRESENTS ANTIQUE CHAIR

An ancient chair from Unalas- ka has been presented to the Alaska Muesum at Juneau by Mrs Clara Goss. The chair is be- lieyed to have been made by Father Veniameniov, the first Russian in charge of a mission in Alaska who later went back to Russia and became head of the Orthodox Greek Russian church for the whole of Russia.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
RATIFICATION HAILED
 AS HOOVER VICTORY

LONDON, July 28, (P-The Lon don Times halls the ratification of the London naval treaty by the United States Senate as a victory for President Hoover.
 of British ratification, there has never been any doubt, the paper says editorially "the nation and the House of Commons agree with the government"
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
BODY MISSING MAN FOUND

Search for Joseph Bussinger of Prince Rupert, ended last week when his body was found near that city. The body was found close under a tree about four miles from town Reason for his death was not given but he had died some weeks previous, it was indicated.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
THE SAFEST WAY

SEATTLE, July 2S, P,-Brom- ley, Gatty and their plane, lash ed on the after deck of the Pres dent Linclon, left for Tokyo. They will land at Yokohama and en- train for Tokyo then attempt tc fly back to Tacoma. They didn't know what field they would use at Tokyo but were confident they would be back in three weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
FIRST OF ITS KIND

Portland, July 28, (P-Carrying messages to President Hoover, Governor Roosevelt and Mayor Walker of New York as we'll as several articles of merchandise, Major Gilbert H. Eckerson took off here on the first commercial none-top flight across the conti- nent
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
VIM. F. FURSMAN PASSES

News has been received by the anchorage Times of the death o1 Williom F. Fursman, a resident Of this district of Alaska for many years. Death came at m deoendence, Oregon where he had purchased a business soon af- ter leaving Alaska about two years ago. He was engaged ID business in the North but prior to his departure was cnnected with the U. s. Marshals office as a deputy. Mrs. Fursman and her sister, Mrs. Truman Parrish, were at the bedside when the we'll Known oldtimer passed away.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
LEHMAN OF CHICAGO
 WINS GOLF MATCH

CHICAGO, July 28, lP,-John Lehman of Chicago won the play-off for medal defeating aChickr Evans of Chicago. The score was 78. Yesterday he de feated Ira Couch, also of Chicago, by four strokes. The two finals for the Western Amateur Golf championship will be played on the Beverly course.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
FOUR DEAD, HUNDRED
 INJURED, EGYPT R|OT|NG

CAIRO, Egypt, July 2s. R- Four persons were killed and 100 injured, and 500 arrested, in the course of the riots here.
 Minor riots occurred at Port Said, Suez and Alexandria.
 The Wafdist party had made Cairo the storm center of it's pro- test against the suspension of parliament and against the man ner in which Premier Sidky Pasha is running the country.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
BUYING NEW PLANE

Percy Hubbard of the Service Airways of Fairbanks was so en- unused after making a flight with Owen E. Meals plane Spirit oi Valdez for which Meals is the Alaska agent that he placed ar order for one of the Eaglerock ships.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
ROADHOUsE OWNER
 KILLS TWO BANDITS

CHICAGO, July 20, (P,-Two bandits were shot to death by the owner of a roadhouse here which they held up; a confeder- ate escaped in a guantlet of fire
 The sum of $500 was stolen and also jewelry from patrons.
 Milton Simmons, 20, and Alex ander Fill, 25, were killed in am- bush at the front door by Tony Sodo who stole outside Wlth 2 shotgun.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
FASCIST AG|TATOR
 MARCHES IN PROTEST

BUCHAREST, July 28, (P)-ze- lea Codreanu, fascist leader and arti-simitic agitator, made known his intention to march through Bucharest with company of his followerers in protest against the protest by the government of the march of the Iron Guard thru Bassaribia.
 He and his ieutenants will pro bably be arrested if they attempt to carry out their threat.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
PRAY FOR VICTIMS

VATICAN CITY, July 28, (P)- Pope Plus expressed the utmost horror and spent some moments in prayer for the repose of the souls of the victims of the earth quake, went first informed last week of the disaster.
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AIRPLANE EXPLODED

KENT, England, July 28, (P'- Six persons, including the Wis Countess Ednam, a woman of rare beauty and a close friend of the Prince of Wales, plunged to death when midair explosion tore to shreds an air taxi, speeding a party of distinguished society folk to Croyden Field, from a week end at Le Touquet, France
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VILLAGES SUBMERGED

KARACHI, India, July 28, (P- Sixteen villages were submerged in the Larkana and Shikapur districts in disastrous flood from the over flowing Indus and it's tributaries. Torrential rains also fell. Refugees are pouring into Sukkur
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q eaaaa. r 2 ' 2 aaHas s BALL I
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SATURDAYS GAMES
 NATIONAL

Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 5. New York 10, Pittsburg 4. Chicago IS, Philadelphia 2 Hack Wilson got three hom- CTS for total for the season of 32.
 Boston 4, s, St. Louis B, $.
 AMERICAN St. Louis 6, Boston 9 Chicago 4, Washington Detroit 12. New York B. Philadelphia 10 Cleveland g
 COAST Oakland 6, San Francisco 8 Los Angeles 4, Sacramento 0 Night games: Seattle 3, Hollywood 8 Missions I, Portland 4,
 NATIONAL
 Sunday Games Cincinnati 6, Chicago 5. A tripple play i'm the sixth saw ed Cincinnati.
 Brooklyn O. g. Phillies 6, 6. Alein drove in two homers runn- ing up his total for the season to 2o.
 st. Louis ?, $, Boston 0, N. Johnson held Boston to three singles in the first game. Pittsburg 10, g. New York 8, 4
 AMERICAN Cleveland ', Philadelphia 4. It was Farrell's 18th victory. Washington 10, Chicago 1. Marberry allowed Chicago three hits.
 Detroit T, New York 3. St. Louis 10, g, Boston 9, 6.
 COAST Oakland g, T, Frisco ', 2. Sacramento 1, ', Los Angeles B Missions 3, 6, Portland 1, 3. Seattle g, Hollywood 8. Night game Seattle 10 The result of the night game Hollywood 10, Seattle Q, is included in the above standing