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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-02
SALEHOUSES.
CAPITOL. HILL.

$4,000. One square of e. Capitol St, with
in walking distance of the Capitol and Ii;
brary. ..3-story and cellar brick, rooms and
water heater. Inspect this value at once.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
s27 18th St Realtor, Nat 0753
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-02
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
BARRISTER BUILDING,

635 ST. NV.
Suite or single rooms, suitable for lawyer s
ONCE or national concern. Apply superin-
tendent, Room 106.
OFFICES FOR RENT IN STAR BUILDING
For desirable tenants, three single ofices are
Immediately available in The Star Building.
Convenient to new Government buildings
south of the Avenue. All three oficeS are
desirable locations. Rentals from $40 to $50
a month. Apply $40 Star Building or call
National 5000. ext. 253.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-02
n I0LO 81, HtdIIOT. NdI. Ut
Evening Phone. Georgia 1900.
CHEVY CHASE-S11,95O.

Two Short Blocks from Conn Ave.
You will find in this home real buy
It contains living room % IT. long, with
open fireplace; dining room, kitchen. pantry,
large living porch, bed rooms, tile bath,
large attic and bult-in garage. 1t is fully
screened and has hardwood floors through
out. VIII sell on very easy terms. Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-02

1921 BATTERY LANE - GROOM DUTCH
colonial, b.-i. garage, Ia acres ground; new
condition throughouti immediete possession.
Wis. 2476. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
LEGION EAPS
AT EMSTEN
Los Angeles Speaker Says
Scientist Dangerous
Pacifist

los ANGELES. Dec fl
Chzzzc-erlZ-E d. Albert EnssE1
As Z pac1f-s- Dr. a D HozE1-Cl-
che O. rhe c-Ez-lzerS O. TIE A-1z--
ican Leg5gl. mas suggested acton
20 p-eFe-t TIRE visit 10 California C.
the famed German mathematician
TIE suggestion offered before Los
Angeles Leg1onrz-es last night
brought nlng.ed applause and ez-
preSslonS CT diztzTO- but no action
The attack d. Eozgl-oa said
vas based upon expressions a-1rZ5-
u-ed 70 D.. EnsteIn n q recent NeE
Yo-k speech. Eho vas quoted IS urg-
ing men C military 2 10 refuse
70 fight a. 2 means OF preventing
war.
D.. H0uzhtO1 said d.. EIlsteln
was : rac1fist travelling Il the gu-E
Of q mathematician
Dr. ErS-e1lls theory CT relzrlvl-
" Is one thing-znd ! don't think
much OF ft-but his pzcifSm s az
o-her." the speaker said he Z =
prODzzznclS- against the best inter
eS-s O. this c0Ir--T-
TIE noted scientist iS'er route
70 Pasadena O way Of the Panama
Canal for . visit with NJ Robert
a N1--Ikar and other famed e.
scz- scientists II California
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Missionaries Are
Saved By Mandarin

HONCAO<G- Der 1s-2-E-
-SDev Eszk s1-- hz--oE-z e-
pS-cS II f5e hands @ z Cazree
bandit gang Eno he'd -1en czu1xe
S1cz AzEE<- t. 1S2. to Ge--z-
E-SCcz-% Fzch-e and Walter
arrived here -clz--
Prom TIE tine O. Their capture
trey we-E I'D barefoot ard E1E-
Cad from pace q pace IL lie his
DeEeez Fu1Ez-11 and KzEEEcEOE
and during the last three months
toey suffered many r-iTzt50ns
through forced mz-c1ES E1l= half
Starved ard suffering WI uz-zria-
GoTs-LEe-- troops Eere sent 10
release then but the bandits we're
continually On the move and threat
s-e 70 shoot their capti-es II the
troops cane too Close
Eventually they escaped through Z
Fu1EShIl mandarin who b-IbeC the
guards 20 release Their czp-IveS-
They fed 80 miles. arriving a. Fu1E-
s1lzn last night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
FRUIT THEFT
Ring BROKEN
BY OFFICERS
Two Men Convicted;
Third Implicated
In Looting

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th1evznz EzaE hare ben n-oEe1 -
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E1ez -aed H10e --ce @ -
7ezce F-H1 EC-E E11Zz-c -
-= $50 . &c a-lE cases --
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60 rr-- Er---- EL E-1c-
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r-zH1 -1 IL - 8 p- car E=
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Texas Rail Company
Sued By Organizer

SAN ANTONIO. Dec l7-PJ.
" Fox. organizer OF -he Gulf 4
WeS- Texas railway company. fled
suit IN the district court here yes
terdsy against the board ot directors
O. the company. asking $4,000 for
services rendered
The directors are P II Morrison.
San Antonio W C Blanks San An
eslo. W q. Turtle. San Antonio. =
Il Riley. Fredericksburg. Carl
RUnzs. Mason = 2 Wifi Brady.
ard P a Hal. San AnEe-o-
Fox based his suit On Al alleged
contract under Enich he was = have
received = commission O. two and
oDe hz1 pe- cent fo- sale C &000--
0oe Il bonds wh5cr he zIlezed he
arranged but -he board failed TO
rz--T-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Farnum Found Happy
With Piute Indians

Stow PIE WIS Death Va
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zzz-c--z --- us ce-c1-1ec
zere -e1zT rLR- o shs--1t h-r-z
Er-5 -nz- - c5 Ralph = Fz--
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rzS ETl-E ! LIE C coz-sr--ez- r-h
the Pine I-1z-s C Death Tz--s--
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z-oEe Sz--cz- WIEN . PARK tE-
-gE EzEz II vas Ec-z q ESEe
taken c. = TIP 1t0 ire Vale
EEz1sz into re --A zezE-
c. FZrIzce CEe<k
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Booze Law Enforced
Following Ruling

NJ AK ~. - Dr. r.
Fr-- c--EL
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re rzE r-E e EH-ErEl
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17

G-zsz-E 5e- that TIE E-0-6z
Elcc E1-rl Judge VILLAIN CZz
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Wet Ruling Causes Little Stir

Dsc- rT-P-
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rct SD-sd ID tier z--I-1e- bU-
EoSz heads q Ezt1-si -sr Ec1pS
Z chr C-zseS acre Conservative Z
C1zzez-
Tne ozys gave tnsz- pos1S1n =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Son of Rubio Wins
School Boxing Bout

A-EE-5CE- EZE- De- tt
FE--z63 Orr E-El- -S-rEz--L
SCI CT Tie r-eS1E-- C. LE-4r9 EEE
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Ell q -1e rE-TEE ere T. Tie &c
o-E -c-L
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Ford In Collision

YOUNGSTOWN OHIO. Dec IT
R-EszT Ford Detroit zZ-olc1e
zznEzc-EE escaped 1I--v II n
zE-C-o1-e collision wnich damaged
he Ses-cz gear OF TIE car u Enica
r. E7S riding through F0DE-oz-
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L-- Fed ard his CEzEtfe- z-[
sec-r-z- proceeded CT their TIL
1-Cz WzSl-E-c- 70 De-ro-- = q
-eE cz- FINISHED . -be F0-L
EE=-cT here z1t@- : czz- @ Il
E1- z-5 z hat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Charity Ball Gains
$500 For San Benito

SAN BE%TTO- Dec -7-Arr-cx-
t-stely $50 VII - ADDED 20 the
funds @. the san 5e-l-o charity
board <c- the Cz-<zzs -s--z-s
work IS = re<-- @ ire ANNA
chz-5-y bz-- hsd Tuesday e-sz--g
= the S-c1eEzI JzcxS3z EC-e-
Ire bal las ben Sponsored Tz-
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year rnE- wee E--e6 u -1e
K-<s-S ard TIE Rotary
Ahcu- 100 cc17-S Tz-S r-eE--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17

madrid De- - 49, The
SPANISH z1-zr1r- x16 re ecEC--
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EE11e EE ST. -rr-z-nL =
lz-es< kEEb11-E - b1EA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Defense Attorney Called
In Hidalgo Election Case
Former State Attorney Explains Ruling Given
To Throw Out Votes On Basis of Law;
Business Boycott Related

HOUSTON. Der T-z-One q the 5at1e-T Of defense attorneys II
the Conspiracy trial O. zx Hdzgo county na vas called o the stand
by TIE government today a L prepared to. rest rs case
z 2 Smith. member Ct the former sgaI firm o. Smith and Gibson a.
Austin. which witnesses had said advised Throwing ot O. the weslaco
TO writing the ortniua
RetuaI q ire colty Go . CON. the Welsco Ecses cans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
City Plans Bridge
Games For Tourists

Tie first Q. . ss--aS o. afternoon
bridge parties for the entertain
n-e-- c. -o--Ss Is 70 be he'd =
TIE CHAMBER O. C1--z-re tours
cub q I'D . II THURSDAY. = EzS
been announced " NJ Ralph 4
Tz-1E-. E1S-eS
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cc-e-S g 8-ozEVL& z-S Z-Ez-e1
% z-E6 III As EE- IS Eo-ez
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17

- HOUSTON. Dee I7-P-T1e
E0EernIert rested a. noon today
II fhe trial C Sx alleged election
coCp1rztO-s n E6zIE0 county and
tia defense Immediately moved
fo- An instructed ve-1scr q III
gully
The -rT wzS excused white CON-
SCI ARGUED tz= Eo-z1-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
OH, B0LOCNY!

EEEE=E-ZG Pa De- IT,
II ron are r-Er1r-zr Hr-Aznr-
z-ES Es --- To- oo-E
Jr-- Ez--- u farmer EaE- -ll@
[ zzne = Ez-SzE1 - -1- -l-E
fran = sTe- z1c = lE1 En
CO 5oE E1cz EeEG - p1-zE1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17

z-EE- --E E1 a-z Is --
z1---
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Ez-s N-e5 Il -e srz-e2E
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r01g- D-r A--zFT EEEzs =
B-EEzte- zzad SCI z-E SzezE
-e=l-er the EI-nes sand rs
n1-ninE
sAe tod ne .. Shepard -
pied
Brewster fhen called attention 4
TIE S-z1eZezr Dz1e II DzaTe-. Z
Elica SlsZ-d Ezs 2zc5 Ehe1h=
rs E1e loved ~ - VS. C4c.-
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contrast 20 ire CA1zy or ezoZ0-
which marked rs p-eence On thE
witness stand al Gay yesterday.
Brewster Questioned Shear
again regarding TIE fscI ne Used 60
stomach pump CT M Shepard
Mrs Shepard was q c01t-nHi
alcoholic for rear ! did not cor
lne- poisoning - the tina EnEP-
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contention tEzr he DID lot SzSpec:
the p-essnce O. pcssCl
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
Drought Loan Cut
In Half By Senate

WASHINGTON - ----
TIE E1-@ zrE-E c--En
today voted I'D reLlrE from s-
10000 20 El1Gnrll the senate
dro-Ez- re--aE -nzn I'll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
District Inspector
Dies Of Pneumonia

DONNA De -7-C- Z S--5E.
aged % ced c. r-sz---.z q ms
EcEe hE-e z5--- SO . II TIES
CAY re -zS azS--- E-5r- u s
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80
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Fz-s-s- z--z--E-@EE sr ---
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10 E-u-LsE 1--- Cz-zrsz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
FROST AT ~ NTp.To

SAN A~-U%EN D. Is--A
-L-s 1r-zt aid = E--Er- ten
ps-st--e q - degrees Ezre Szr
49, Is frs real -c--h CT III
R r1cz-- Ic< 1c--ed II exposed
Places
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17

ed Their Dc-c-neE- Tor alleged &C.
rrIEz-lon Ct suffrage rights o. the
voters The explanation O. the body
wzs that the returns we're noe sealed
Is required by aw and could no-
legally have been tzbulz-ed- The
prosecution has endezEe-ed 20 Sh0<
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17
r K OEED

WASHINGTON Dec- IT.
Acquisition C TIE G-1 ard Eez-
Teas rzL-1zd . ire S0-+1E- Pa
Cl-c rz< z--hc-ZE5 -0Cz- . TIE
interstate co---e-rs cc--lSz1-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-17

the envelope EaS sealed when i wzS
taken array fruz TIRE pc-zz r-zce
b Eec-Son Judge TEN J. B1ckcz,
c1e 0F he cesenEzr<
Nr- Saith @1 ne cd Mt Eoz
the fEen county U6zz- Am Can
e-ca- znC-hE- C THE SIX On trial
p-5nw 20 receiving Tire recc-S- for
leEzl a6T5-e-
ReFcsff Related
The former assistant state z-tw-
nry Ee-erzI testified he -zS positive
C no1e ot ire faC-S c1zos-zrg th=
We<lzco election ard thst the rs-
c7e- nae C kz dab VIII :
natter o. zz
He had ben tod k0zsTs. e
sid that there EzS q nuS-zSS
b0ycE- ~ rr1-5czr< GEzr-S- TIE
democrats f-he defendants are
6s-c-z-l ard -hzz z1-e 10 =
60 r0S-s lad bez- z-zz5z-ed
Ire lG-e A = EzkE-- head CE L1E
deranr-z-R G--rz-S1- q. wl
CzzEon and tire o<hE- 6z1s-z-
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ard C7-=zz- WI-z- =
ozd6Ek ard San EE-Eo-e- we're
rerberx Was ere g those -1o tod
I'm q TIE boycott Smith re--
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I'D 70 TIE CIR -hs- ne had
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DozT IS zEzsrE E5---G p W.
Lars. Ez q - 6@zs-5zn-S -zs
rer <ezk s-6 Feoe-zl judge J.
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: 20 the T-
a few -s---< LAIR -Es ZGE=
remarked Il EscE - II Ike IRE
case OF the -DTE-I-Fz- sGso-E-s,T
BIT B1ckcT Il = BzcE0-- z-7-h-
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HH Case Weak
JzGze EE-czesoz announced rs
crzS-o- after Eezrl1g srglEe1-s
Of cc-zz, and after having eX-
pressed Are doubt Is 70 whether
the E0Ter-Es-- had Sh1-. a1-
criminal acton
Prosecutor Ped Eo-cEl-Z- Sl@c-z-
A8-~-A1AA ~ AK @4AAL% $3.50 So
forney general. sad during the
discussion tnaI he had I'd hes
fzrcy II admitting the case azz5-S-
Edmund P Williams Vas -e-y
weak ard ira. = vas weak as
ezzirSt Cam Hill
Discussing the iaS- O. ac- q re
p-osecu-ica-rha- o+ fn-1oG1ciny
statements. taken b- Department
OF justice agents from Hill. WI
.tsns. Alan Cameron William y.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
SCHOOLBOY PROGRAM
FOR CURRENT WEEK
TODAY.

Base ball-Eastern VS.. Tech public
high school championship gane), Gen.
trp' Stadium, 3:45 o'clock.
T-7e ball - Central VS.. Maryland
: lmcn, at College Park.
Tennis-Eastern VS.. Tech public high
school championship MATCH, Sixteenth
Street Reresvoir courts, 3:45 o'clock.
Base ball-Western VS.. Gonzaga, Con-
zaga Field.
Base Ball-Devitt VS.. Georgetown
Freshmen (place to be announced).
Base ball-Business VS.. Episcopal at
Alexandria.
Tennis Gonzaga VS.. Friends (Prep
School League.
Tennis-Devitt vs.. Georgetown Prep
at Garrett Park (Prep School League.
TOMORROW.
Base ball-Georgetown Prep vs.. Cen
trail at Central.
Base ball-Devitt VS.. Charlotte Hall
at Charlotte Hall.
Base ball-Woodward vs.. Eastern at
Eastern.
THURSDAY.
Base ball-Georgetown Freshmen VS.
Central at Central.
Base ball-Eastern VS.. Catholic Uni
versity Freshmen at Brookland.
6dSc phlk-ot AlDdIlo Pb. GcOESSUOWu
Prep at Garrett Park.
FRIDAY.
Base ball-Business VS.. Western (pub-
lie high school championship gane),
Central Stadium, 3:45 o'clock.
Base ball-Friends' VS.. Woodward,
Monument grounds.
Tennis-Devitt VS.. Friends at Friends
Prep School League.
Tennis-GonZaga VS.. st. Adams at
st. Adams prep School League).
SATURDAY.
Track-Fourth annual Eastern Cath
olic high school meet at Catholic Uni
ver5ity
Track-Tech in triangular meet with
Maryland Freshmen and Navy Plebes
at Annapolis.
Track-Central in Princeton scholas-
tics, Princeton, N. ].
Base ball-Tech VS.. Georgetown
Freshmen.
Base bsll-Western VS.. Gilman Coun-
try School at Baltimore.
Base ball-St. Adams VS.. st. Chris
topher's at Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

u. S. CHANCES GOOD,
JONES TELLS FOES
BY the Associated Press.


PLYMOUTH, England, May g.
Members of the American Walker Cup
team reached England today on the
Mauritania. All disembarked except
Bobby Jones, who remained aboard and
proceeded to Southampton. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the teams
prospects were good.
But" Jones said, II am sure that
We shall have a very hard fight, for
think that Great Britain has got
together her strongest team in years
I myself have been playing very well, I
suppose, but, having played lot of
golf, don't like to say too much about
that. / have not played for three
weeks, however. and got only a little
practice on the boat. We shall see how
we shape up when we get down to
hard practice"
Jones would not commit himself on
probable pairing Of his men in the
foursomes. The junior member Of the
team, Donald Moe, evidently was
thrilled over his first visit to England.
the golf association rather frightens
me-" he said, but I'm determined to
play my very best. I know I'll have a
wonderful time"
Douglas Fairbanks also arrived on
the Mauretania, with the intention of
seeing the matches. He said that he
had gone so golf-mad that he just
could not remain in Hollywood while
his fellow countrymen were battling in
England He was even more optimistic
of the teams chances than was Jones
himself.
The Americans declined all invita-
lions to play In tournaments before the
match with Great Britain. It was
Jones' opinion that the men can best
get rid of their sea legs by practice
among themselves. They will go to
Addington, Walton Heath or Summing
dale tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
TROPHIES PRESENTED
TO HEBREW ROLLERS

AL Schacht, coach of the Washington
base ball team, presented 81 cups and
trophies to Hebrew Interclub League
boWlers at the annual dance held at the
Jewish Community Center.
The clubs and individuals receiving
awards were:
High team game-Young Friends Club,
Second high team game-Les Amis Club,
High team set-vista Club, 1881.
Second high team set-Iris Club, l,624.
High individual average-H. Schecter,
second high individual averase-s. Bort
Third high individual averase-M. Reiness.
High individual game-M Kolodin, $50.
Second high individual game-H. Burka
High individual SETH. Goodman, $50.
Second high individual set-H. Greenberg.
High spares-v PerImutter. 100
H Hsh sn5 st MOT T.n.ssun 81 g.
Mardelle.H. schecter.
Psls-M Enrich.
Aurora-E. Levy.
Vista-S. Bortnick.
Iris-M. Berman.
Regents-N. Wasserman.
Junior Xopps Esisnads-F. Feldman,
Young Friends-S. Levy.
Tls.t p sis.. Sa%m: ca. Blsichsr
Second place--Pals Club.
Fourth place-Vista Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
GRAND PALACE ROLLS
INTO SECOND PLACE

Grand Palace duckpinners, National
Capital League title holders, today are
in second place in class A among the
teams in the Washington City Duckpin
Association tournament as the result of
a 1,732-set rolled last night at Conven-
ton Hall. The tourney is now in it's
third week. Grand Palace also rolled
the highest game of the team tourna-
ment to date, $40.
Paul Harrison socked the naples for
400 as he started in defense Of his 1929
all-events title.
Meyer Davis moved into third place
among the class A flve-man combina-
lions, with 1,740 total. Bill Kessler's
401 set was big help.
Packwood Printing Co. registered
1,647 to get place among the leaders
In class A singles, Tony Santini was
the leading bowler, shooting 376 to tie
for fourth place. J. j. Preller of the
Commercial League, with 399, led the
class B participants. In class c, e. z.
Dodge, with 353, gained fourth place,
while w. r. FUR tied for fourth place
in Glass D, with 341. E. B. Driscoll
tied for fifth place in class E, with a
1913 score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
SEVERAL EXPECTED
TO FALL SATURDAY
West Catholic High, Winner
in Four Past Games, to
Defend Honors.
TT is expected that several records

TT Is expected that several records
will be broken In the NTH annual
Eastern Catholic interscholastic
track meet at Catholic University
Saturday. Each year several meet
standards have been bettered.
West Catholic High School of Phila-
delphia, which has won team honors
each year, will be seeking another tri-
umph.
Here are the meet records:
1O0-yard dash-Parker, Mount st.
JoSeph's; Lyons West Catholic:
Jackson, West Catholic. 1929. Time,
10 2-5 seconds.
220-yard dash--Lyons, West Cath
Ole. Time, % Us seconds.
220-yard low hurdles-McGill Ola
Sale. Philadelphia). 1929. Time.
440 : yard dash - Hamilton, st.
James, Brooklyn. 1929. Time, So 3-6
seconds.
S80-yard run-Hamilton, La Sale
Military Academy, Oakdale, Long Is
land. Time, IL minutes 3-5 seconds.
1-mile run-McKniff, West Cath
olic. Time, minutes SO Us seconds.
H. pound shotput - Conroy, La
Sale. Distance, 43 feet inches.
EolC FdulC-NOWdu, La Salle Mill.
tary Academy, Oakdale. 1929.
Height, 10 feet inches.
High jump-Campbell West Cath
olic; Rickett, st. johns, Washing
ton. 1929. Height, feet 91a inches.
Broad jump-Petrossi, La Sale
Military Academy. Oakdale, Long
Island. 1929. Distance, 20 feet 8
inches.
Discus-Petrossi. La Sale Military
Academy, Oakdale, Long Island.
1929. Distance, 100 feet.
Javelin throw-Enright, La Sale
Military Academy, Oakdale, Long Is
land. 1929. Distance, $50 feet az
inches.
Sprint medley relay-Seton Hall.
Orange, N. j. 1929. Time, 8 min
uteS 19 3-5 seconds
120-yard high hurdles-Campbell,
West Catholic. 1929. Time, II Sec
onds.