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Evening star., 1930-06-15
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
BY W. r. McCALLUM-

more enjoyable to play. The upper
tee at the sixteenth was in use during
the tourney for the first time this year
That sterling golf writer from At
lanta-O. B. Keeler, who writes stirring
pieces about Bobby Jones-wiu tell his
impressions of the British open cham
pionship during the coming week over
the network Of the National Broad
casting System. His summaries Of the
tourney, in which Jones is listed as the
outstanding favorite to win, will be
broadcast through the British Broad
casting Corporation and the N. B. c.
WEAF network. The broadcast will
start tomorrow at 5:45 pm. and will
not go through station WRC.
Dental golfers of Washington will
meet team of Baltimore dental golfers
at Indian Spring next Wednesday,.
Woodmont Country Club members are
looking forward to the coming week end
when they win go to Richmond to meet
the team of the Lakeside Country Club
in an intercity match.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
eUen Pros National Open Wghtan Cup Reganed Brita

singles he defeated Roger wethered, Q
and 8. and In the doubles, paired with
DR.. willing. vanquished r. A. Torrance
and Rex Hartley, 8 and Z. Besides
this, in rounds Of rs and 90 In the So
hole Golf Illustrated gold vase tourna-
ment, he came through to victory over
the runner-up, w. H. Brownlow.
In fact, Bobby's only black mark, a
mark so small as to be barely discern
tble. came in q practice round at Sand
wich in which, in foursoTne. he turned
in q card Of rs, as against Roger Weth-
ereds IL. And the other day In France
(St. Germaine) Jones shot 10 to cut
three strokes from par in best-ball
match in which he and Harrison r.
Johnston defeated Andre Vagliano,
French amateur champion, and Marcel
Dellemagne, recent winner of the
French pro title.
The Atlanta genius did not enter the
French international golf champion
ship at La Boulie, but George Won Elm
did. Playing in championship style
the Detroit amateur easily made his
way to the final, where he disposed Of
r. G. Morrison of the Chantaco Golf
Club of England. Won Elm, by the way
was the second American to win the
French amateur title In two years
Jack Westland of Chicago having won
in 1929.
Just before leaving for home the
team of American women redeemed
itself to an extent by triumphing over
q French team led by Mile. Simone de
la Chaume, French title holder and
former British champion.
The Americans won three of the flve
foursomes and seven of the 10 singles
Miss Collects victory over Mile. de la
Chaume being notable.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Jones' Mood Likely to Gouern
His Showing in British Open

name, but as regards the open cham
pionship, his career has been so disas-
trous of late years that one has rather
lost faith. AS match player he is
magnificent. He has had two fine fights
with Diegel, losing one by a putt-a
tremendous putt of Diegels for at
the eighteenth-and winning the other
by and 2. His golf is all there and II
he can get good start and overcome
the hoodoo of the championship, he
might do 1t. Still, If I had to bet,
Bobby and Horton Smith would be my
men.
HOylake Fierce Test.
st. Andrews, owing to the wind and
sun and hard ground, was short II
extremely subtle course. There has
been more rain In England than In
Scotland, the weather looks unsettled
as write, and unless we have q spell
of dry weather I have no reason to
think that Hoylake will be burnt hard.
Hoylake at full stretch and in normal
weather conditions Is, to my thinking.
the fiercest test of golf we possess. 1t
has not all the subtle charm and va
riety of st. Andrews, but 1t Is great
course, and essentially one for the big
battalions
The championship begins with two
rounds of qualifying play. Then q hun
dred or so are left to struggle in the
real batch over 70 holes, 18 on each Of
two days, and then (when the cumberers
of the ground have been eliminated)
36 on the last. The qualifying will be
done half at Hoylake itself and at
Wallasey, another seaside course close
by; those who play at Hoylake the first
day will play at Wallasey on the Sec
ond and vice versa. WallaSey Is q
pleasant course with some formidable
and picturesque sandhills, and II not
another Hoylake, is a perfectly ade-
quate qualifying test.
Copyright, 1890, by North American News
paper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1930-06-15
ITALY, CZECHS LEAD
IN DAVIS CUP PLAY

BY the Associated Press.
MILAN, Italy, June 14-Italy took q
commanding lead over the strong Au-
stralian team in the first day of play
of their semi-final round Davis Cup
tennis tie today. The Italians won
both singles match to lead, 20, and
needed only one more victory to clinch
a place in the finals.
Giorgio De Stefani defeated Harry
Hopman, 6-3, 3-6, is, 60, and
Baron H. L. De Morpurgo conquered
Jack Crawford, 81, 6-3, 6-4, SIS,
Ga.
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, June II
R-Roderich Menzel, Czechoslovakian
star, sprang a big surprise today by de-
feating Takeichi Harada, Japanese ace.
in the opening singles match of the
semi-f1nal round of Davis Cup tennis
competition. The scores were ell,
6-3, rs, 81.
The second match, between Yoshiro
Ohta Of Japan and Jan Kozeluh, was
postponed until tomorrow, with Ohta
leading two sets to one. Ga, As, Ga
Evening star., 1930-06-15

NHE theme Of discussion in local
chess circles the past week has
i been the decision of the referees
on the unfinished games In the
recent London n-Washington match sub
mitted to them for adjudication Prin-
cipal interest centered in the Mlotkow-
ski-Winter game, in which a win was
awarded the Washington player.
The position at time of adjournment
was as follows: White, Mlotkowski,
Washington, K at KB, r at K, Kt at
Obs, P's at KR2, KKt3, KB2, QKt2,
QKt3 and ORR. Black. Winter, Lon
don, K at KB2. r at O., B at QKt3,
P's at KR2 KKt3, KB4, Obs and ORR.
Washington is a pawn ahead, besides
having otherwise the advantage in the
pawn position. To have decided the
game a draw would have ended the
matches for the insult Trophy, as Lon
don needed but victory in this match
to be the permanent possessor of the
handsome cup. A draw in this game
was all London needed.
The individual scores Of the players
in the four matches played by London
with Chicago, New York and Washing
ton for the trophy are as follows, draws
counting as one-half game won and
one-half game lost:
Evening star., 1930-06-15
PARE TO MEET SHIELDS
IN TRISTATE NET FINAL

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June IA R.-
Emmett Pare, Dayton, Ohio, national
clay court singles champion, and Frank
x. Shields, New York, will battle to-
morrow for the singles crown in the
thirtieth annual Tri-State tennis
tournament.
In the semi-finals today, Pare beat
Clifford Sutter, Tulane University,
Southern intercollegiate singles titlist,
80, rs, Ga. Shields eliminated
Paul Kunkel, Cincinnati, -6, 6-3,
rs, "a,
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Gets a "Birdie in One"
In His First Golf Game

Fritz Fuglister, elevator operator
in The Evening Star Building, yes
terday scored what doubtless was
the most unusual birdie" ever reg
istered on a golf course hereabout.
Teeing of for the first time In the
first game he has ever played. he
smashed a low drive which killed a
sparrow on the East Potomac course.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
YANKEE L|NKSMEN
SHOW 'EM ABROAD
Jones, of Course, Is Leader.
but Others Contribute to
American Prestige.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

IEw YORK, June IA Opal
M If Bobby Jones or George Won
Elm or Don Moe comes through
to victory in the British open,
the qualifying round of which starts on
Monday American amateur golf will
have gained for itself in this year Of
grace an international luster tarnished
only by the defeat Of the United States
women's team by team of British
women, By to 6Ka. at Sunningdale, and
Glenna Collett's failure to win against
Diana Fishwick in the final of the
British ladies' open at Farmby.
And even II none of these three anna
teurs succeeds in winning the open
title, the cause of American golf will
still be supported by q W1tntet of emf
nent PROFESSIONALS Horton Smith, Mac
donald Smith. Leo Diegel, Gene Sarazen
and Tommy Armour-any one of whom
is qualified to stroke his way to q
championship.
OF the American players who went
overseas, Bobby Jones stands to the
fore not only because of his victory In
the British amateur, but because of
his Walker Cup play, in which in 'the
Evening star., 1930-06-15
HENRY PARK NETMEN
LEAD IN TITLE RACE

Henry Park racketers, who defeated
Montrose netmen, to 3, yesterday,
are heading the championship race in
the Public Parks Tennis League, with
IL wins against 4 defeats. Monument,
T-to-2 victor over Rock Greek, Is Just
q shade behind Henry, with l3 victories
and losses. Potomac, which drubbed
Burroughs, 8 to /, stands third, with IL
trtumphs and z setbacks.
Monument-Rock Greek summaries
gINGLES-Eddie Yeomans (MD. defeated
Shore, e-4, IS, l2-io: Wallenstein IN
defeated Phillips, Ga, 6-4: Stsubly CM)
defeated Haney, 6-4, 4-e, 81; Gsrnett
(sdl defeated Dr.. Weiss. SIS. 2-e, 81;
Edge GM) defeated Newby, 60, 60; Rob-
tnson Or. c. defeated Gould. 4-6 Ga
io-s
DouBLES-Staubly and Yeomans tM.l de-
3eated Shore and Phillips, 6-S, 6-4; Wal
lenstein and Garnstt on aefested Dr;
Haney tR. CO defeated Edse and Gould,
2-S, 63, rs.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
CAPITAL-LAKEvIEW
TENNIS TEAM WINS

Capital-Lakeview racketers drubbed
Wesley Heights, to 0, yesterday In a
Suburban Tennis League match played
on the formers courts.
In the best encounters STAN con-
quered Ladd, 90. 81, and Hall and
Paul May triumphed over johnson and
Elliott, 81, Ga, Ga.
The summaries:
sINGLEs-Stam defeated Ladd, 6-3,
81. McCabe defeated johnson, 60, SIS.
DoUBLEs-McCabe and STAN defeated
Ladd and Edmenster, g., 81 Thomas
rus, SO, 6-2. Higgins and Atwood defeat:
ed Howell and. Dawson, 81. SIS Hal
ST. .6-, 6-2. Shepherd and Semia de-
feated Garnett and Lathrop, 60, ca.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
TRACKS 10 AID FAIR.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June IL R.-
Six horse racing tracks operating in
Illinois this Summer, viii contribute
more than 100000 toward the ex-
penses Of the Illinois State Fair, county
fairs and All club work, the Depart
Evening star., 1930-06-15

The Walker -Goldstein game is not
included in the above, as it was de-
clared mo game" Phillips is the only
American who actually won his game
until win was awarded to Mlotkowski.
Ed Lasker played for both Ghlcago and
Evening star., 1930-06-15
EASY GOLF VICTORY.

TOPEKA, Kans., June IA (R.-Mrs.
Early Whitaker of Hutchison annexed
the wonans golf championship Of
Kansas here today, beating Mrs. E. q.
Endres, Wichita, I and 9.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
GEORGE WASHINGTON
TOPS TENNIS LEAGUE

George washingtons now are heading
the championship race IN the keen bat
tie In the women's Tennis League. Thsv
have rs wins and - defeats against
23 victories and IL losses for the sec
ond place wardnan team and 70 txt-'
umphs and Is reverses for the third
place Nationals.
Team standing and results Of lmAowt
Evening star., 1930-06-15

AUcAA eSrA1dhAH &A4A AN@s@% -
matches follow:
George washington s..s.s..sss... II
MaromAn .'s.s.s's's''''ss'sss''. ss x
Bureau Of Standards .........'... Y ls
COLUMBIA ..,.. ..sssssssssssssesssss *
Mount Pleasant .......ss'''''s''s ~
kaoaueters .s.s..s.'''.ss.sss''''' *
ROCK creek .......ss...s..sss'sss 40
Edith 12,,. .MeKelyey tRse detected ..r ,R1se Ance
e-2; Mrs, Miller. (Natl defeated Betty
ia WI defeated Edith McKelvey (Rac,l,
6-3, 6--3; Marjorie Wooden tWard) defeat
ed Martha Ward (Rac.l. SIS. 6-4 Louise
0msSks e ~ dsfsstsSS o..SSps NIB sssm tM
= defeated Mary Egsn sssS !: s.S; sS:
sewall INT. PJ,. s-s, "a; Mrs. Smith lMt,
Pl defeated Alice Rose tWard0i MAJ
Esret GTshsm !Mt p defeated Ei' Mrsi stem ts
Ruth Laudick 1CoI.5. d, e--5; Loyey ADJ
cNat.). 'S-5, s~s. S~2 Clara .Aiderton
(Nat1 defeated Mary sproul N. CD, SIS,
s-s; Dorothy Eelso !(wsrd) defeated Mrs.
5Rse'i. IS, rs: MIS- Turner .tcolJ de-
drace YounS &C. W. defeated Mrs tivespy
lMt. ~ IS, IS; Graee Young %. .wl
asfssteS D,oTothE Ks'O .Iwsfrd & 9
W. W. defeated Mrs si snsppSrd rs' tRssS. s 3
wassman jRsc.5. 5-e, "a, s-S.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

EOR several weeks q project to con-
4 struct a miniature golf course at
the Chevy Chase Club has been
under way was voted upon favorably
and now is definitely OF. The plan
was to construct the miniature layout
between the golf shop and the prac-
ttce putting green, and the course had
been staked of and made ready for
construction. But the vote to build
It was reconsidered a few days ago
and the project now has been aban-
doned.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

LEVEN Washington golf pro-
H fessionals tomorrow are to
- essay the tough task of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Enforcement Chief
Raped by Scion

WASHINGTON. April l0.=R1-
The ~connectio nof George w. Wick
ersham. chairman Of the Hoover
Law Enforcement commission, with
international banking affairs while
head Of the foreign policy commit
tee OF the Federal Council Of
Churches. was termed an 'indefens-
ible position" today by Chairman
Caraway Of the senate lobby COM
mittee.
Senator Blaine. Republican, Wis
consin, after Caraway's sharp COM
msnt on the law enforcement chair
man, asked how WickerSham quail
fled as an officer Of the council Of
churches.
Active I'm Business
IT suppose because he Is active
In international business" Tinkham
answered.
He added that he understood
Wickersham had quit his post with
the council some months ago.
The Massachusetts, representative
had testified the council. largely
through propaganda" had attempt
ed to influence both foreign and do
nestle policies OF the government
He said IL interested itself in the
naval building programs, the League
Of Nations. war debts. compulsory
military training in high schools
and colleges. United States and jap
anese relations, extra-territoriality
in China and a number OF other
foreign affairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Progress Reported
On Street Marking

Reports Of committee to the XII
wants club Thursday noon were
to the effect that good progress is
being made on the proposition Of
marking the streets. the work Of
cleaning up vacant lots, and street
lighting.
These reports we're made by
George Walker. E. j. Tucker and
Travis Jennings. in the order nam
ed.
A program of fun was enjoyed
when w. A. Rasco told a number
of Jokes on individual members.
Wilbur bennett announced the
death Of Nicolas Longoria, father
in-law Of Manuel Cisneros. and res
olutions Of sympathy TO the family
were delegated to a committee.
o. NJ. Mccullough. New York
banker. a visitor, highly compli-
mented the club. saying it COM
pared with the best Of the many
he has visited recently.
Other visitors to the club were A
c. Capron. Boonville. N. r.. Frank
G. Pierce. San Benito. Harry Foeh-
ner. San Benito. NJ. B. Finley, San
Benito. and L. T. Adamson, Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11

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There's a natural, easy way to
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And ALL-BRAN is a great aid
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Deputy Back From
Trip to Houston

II. r. Jefferds. deputy u. S. Mar
shall, returned here Thursday from
Houston where he took four feder-
al prisoners. The four men will be
taken TO the Leavenworth peniten-
tiary from that point by Houston
officers.
j. r. johnson and Praiedies Cava-
zos we're guards on the trip.
The men taken were Inez Torres
Joel Soto, Miguel Guardo and MI
ruel Garcia. Torres obtained a year
and a day on liquor charges. Soto
two years for illegally returning 10
the United States after deportation:
Guardo two years for returning and
Miguel Garcia two years for return
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
TWO FIRMS MAY
QUIT MEXICO
Insurance Companies Are
Compelled to Invest
In Republic

MEXICO CITY, April 11-Likeli-
hood Of withdrawal from Mexico by
two leading foreign insurance COM
panies-Sun Life Of Canada mad
Confederation Life Of Canada is
seen here. l. has been learned here
that officials Of the two companies
are now comforting in Canada on
whether to accept the demand OF
the Mexican government that they
invest the majority Of their reserves
in Mexican securities or to close
their local branches. Once before
they retired from underwriting fur
ther Mexican business.
A decision Is expected soon. II
Is anticipated that q definite deci-
sion will be reached at the Canada
conference. il being pointed out
that II the companies withdrew
from Mexico they will continue TO
retain offices here. handling all
routine pas. business acquired IN
Mexico. as they did when they
closed the last time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Charles Celaya In
Brownsville Today

Charles Celaya. formerly Of
Brownsville. returned here today
from New York City. where he has
been connected with the City Ma
tional bank.
Mr.. Celaya, well known in the
city. will remain here six days, con-
tinuing to Porto Rico at the end Of
his visit.
He will remain in Porto Rico as
a bank inspector. 1t is said.
He was a student and a gradl-
ate or the local high school. and
was known as a football star and
track man. and has been in the
banking business for several years
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Forestry Congress
Convenes in Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 10.-,P1
The Southern Forestry Congress
was convened here today with
delegates from every southern state
present to discuss topics ranging
from the lumber tariff to forest
fires.
The congress will become an III
year functioning body II plans ad-
opted by the executive committee
are accepted. The committee sug-
gested that reforestation be made
an active work OF southern lum-
bermen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Man Wants Odd Jobs

K. J. Wallace. 81. Is IN BroWns-
Vile looking for work.
MI. Wallace. a vulcanizer, SAYS
ne will welcome any position what
soever. He can do ianitor work. run
an elevator. rough c~arpentering.
night Waterman. do general del
livery work, or whatever Job he can
find.
Anyone with anv tyne OF work
can reach Mr.. Wallace at the VOL
urteers of America.
Two years ago Mr.. Wallace was
robbed Of his automobile and S22s5
and has worked only seven months
since then.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Rangers Not at Polls
Captain Declares

McALLEN, April 10.-Ranger
Captain w. w. Sterling. stationed
at Falfurrias. has issued a denial Of
the report which he rays has been.
circulated that a Texas ranger was
present during the TabaSco indie
pendent School district election
Saturday. The election for a board
of trustees was guarded by armed
deputy sheriffs, and independents
Of the district are now preparing
to contest the vote.
Sterling stated that rumors had
reached him that a ranger had as
sisted the deputies.
There Is no truth to this re-
port" the ranger captain declared.
NO rangers we're in Hidalgo coun-
ty at the time, as they r on du-
ty in East Texas"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
Reckless Driving Is
Charged Eight Boys

Eight high school boys will fare
charges Of tearing down signs. reck-
less driving and the use of profanity
before City Corporation Judge A. A.
Browne 4:30 D. N. Thursday.
The boys were taken into custody
by Deputy Sheriff w. NJ. Egan in
Riverside addition Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
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YES" replied the butcher, Il
cater for everybody"
What do you have for an emp
~ purse?" asked the customer.
I'm that case I generally give the
cold shoulder" the butcher answer
ed-AnswerS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-11
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
PIKNIK SOKOLSKEJ HUBBY

Sokolska hudba pod vedenim D.
Michala Pirosku usporiada pix
mix (vylet) nedelu, dna 13. jii-
la 1880 ma farme br. Mateja Su-
saka. Sadnite do busa "Logan
Ave- sijdite ma konci. O 2. ho-
dine prvy truck bude Gakat' ma
vas a tax o 3. a O 4. hodine, ktory
vas odvezie ma farmu potion
domov. Ktori majn svoje auta,
mech id1 po Logan Ave. Ext. a
pri HARRISON Gas Station obrat'-
te sa ma pravo. Tam bude napis a
iprava. V pade by bolo zle poca-
sic, piknik bude 20. julia.
Uist'ujeme vas, ze sa medzi ma
mi dobre po svoisky a slovensky
zabavite.
Slovenska Sokolska Hudba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
Pikniky a zabavy
PIKNIK GIL. ODBORU N. s. s

Odbor GIL. N. S. S. usporiada
V nedel'u, 13. julia piknik "a
hrade p. Antalika ma SO. Meri-
dian Road, ma ktory srdecne po-
zyva nielen cele svoje clenstvo, a.
lie clenstvo bratskyych Odborov
a slovenske obecenstvo v0bec.
Ma pikniku budd romantic hry
pre- dietky starsich, bude hrat
i hudba bratov Sramo ku tancu.
Zakusiek, ice creamu, napojov
atd'. bude hojnosti. Ubezpecu-
jeme kazdeho, ze sa ma tomto pix
niku zabavi dobre.
DO zahrady sa dostanete takto:
Sijdite ma konci Mahoning Ave.
IS poulicnej kary toho mena a po-
tom cestOu vPavo asi "a ) minlt
peso ste V zahrade. Je to prvE
dom. S uctou sme,
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
FORMALLY PIES HY TRI
GIRLS KLUBU.

Ma sch6dzi 81. Heleny Hutira
v pondelok vecer, Hy Tri Girls
Club porobil konecnt pripravy k
jeho formalnemu plesu $ Dime
rom ma budiicu stredu veGer, 16.
julia vo Wickliffe Manor House.
Dinner bude davanI o 30. Pc
nom orchestra The Vagabond
Kings zahra vel Ky vIber obi Il
benych taneGnych k,iskov az do
polnoci. Rozposlan@ boly krasne
pozvanky host ON, ktori sa majn
ziltastnit tohto plesu. Inc zabav-
ne novoty bud1 uvedene na plesi
81. Alzbetou Budie ako riaditer-
kou. Hosti prijimat' budu slecny
Anna Karody. Wilma Begalla a
Helena Bakalor Nasledovny w
Dor postara sa 0 prijemne poba-
venie spolocnosti: 81. Helena HUI
tira, 81. Veronika Nivert, 81. Heie-