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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-19

Woman golfers of the Washington
Golf and Country Club played today In
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here yesterday, the committee said the
attack was IAN uncalled-for demonstra-
ton which reflected on the spirit and
principles of the Legion" Declaring
the Legion would not condone such acts,
the committee voted to ask the depart
mental commander to formally censure
the St. Clairsville Post, which was held
responsible because the demonstrators
were identified as Legionnaires. It was
emphasized, however, that the disturb.
ance was not an official act Of the local
organization.
A proposal to suspend the posts
charter was rejected when Investigators
reported that the bombing caused no
property damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-24

plane from Porto Rico, where he made
q tour. Of Inspection. He u en- route to
washington.
Conditions there are ''unspeakable, !"
he said. "a large percentage Of the
babies never reach more than or 2
years. while those who survive are un-
dernourished and easy prey to tubercu-
losis and other diseases" :.
Gov. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
were praised by Gen. Everson for their
efforts to better conditions.
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Special Catholic Service.

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, November
"a Especially There will be high mass
with special singing by q children's
choir, under direction Of Catholic sis
tiers, Thanksgiving day at 10 am. in st.
Mary's Church here. The sermon will
be by a priest from Catholic University,
Brooklard, D. G. Prayers for the pub
lie authorities will be read. The public
Is invited.
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ROYALTY IS GATHERING
TO HONOR KING HAAKON

Celebration to Be Staged Tomorrow
for 25th Anniversary Of Assem-
sion to Norwegian Throne.
BY the Associated Press.
OSLO, Norway, November 24.-Rep-
resentatives Of the royal houses of
Europe were gathering here today for
the celebration tomorrow OF, the twenty
fifth anniversary of the ascension of
King Haakon to the throne of Norway.
One train this morning brought
Prince George of England, King Chris
tan and Queen Alexandrine of Den
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mark and other members Of the Danish
royal family.
The guests stepped from the train to
a gayly decorated station, to be met by
King Haakon and Queen Maud, and
drove to the palace between lanes Of
cheering Norwegians.
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SINGERS WIFE IS SUICIDE
Husband Forced to Leave New
York and Take Chicago Position.

NEW YORK, November a. (R.-Mrs.
Helen Pistori. 30-year-old wife Of Spar
taco Pistori, . singer with the Chicago
Civic Opera Co., committed suicide last
night by inhaling gas.
Mrs. Pistori was employed as Q dress
maker by the Metropolitan Opera Co.
Her husband left her on September 9,
after he had been unable to get further
employment. and became associated
with the Chicago company.
Uruglay's imports from the United
states exceed those Of any other coun-
try.
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PORTO RICO CALLED
CHALLENGE TO U. S.
"Unspeakable" Conditions Found
on Island by Gen. Everson
Of Militia Bureau.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November "a.
The poverty and disease prevalent in
Porto Rico are a challenge to the
American people, Maj. Gen. William O..
Everson, chief of the Militia Bureau,
declared here last night.
Gen. Everson arrived yesterday by
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Long graceful dolls
with white, black,
brown or blonde hair.
Dressed in rose, blue,
green, orchid or gold
frocks.
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Church to Hold Bazaar.

CAMP SPRINGS, Md, November "a
Especially Women Of Bells Methodist
Church will hold q bazaar in the church
basement here tomorrow night from Z
to 10 o'clock. In addition to sale Of
various articles there will be refresh
mentS.
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The first airplane constructed in Ar
gentina has just been launched at Co
roba
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STORE BOMBING SCORED
BY LEGION COMMITTEE
Armistiee Day Attack Declared
Contrary to Principles Of
Organization.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November "a
The Executive Committee of the Ameri-
can Legion Of Ohio was on record today
in criticism Of the tear gas bombing OF
a grocery store at st. Clairsville, Ohio.
last Armistice day. The store was In
vaded and bombed by Legionnaires after
its manager failed to close the place
for the holiday.
In resolution, adopted at meeting
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Square and OBJ
long pillows Of
various materials
in pretty bright
ccloringS. All filled
with soft kapok.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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laryandS Lacrosse Hopkins Holds College Spotlight Tomorrow

pionship, with Illinois the defending
title holder; Michigan. Ohio State and
Wisconsin figured as the real con-
tenders.
The action of the International
Amateur Athletic Federation In recog-
MIXING Tolan's O:9.5 as world record
while rejecting Simpsons 0:9.4 because
of the use of wooden starting blocks
has made the race doubly important.
Simpson has renounced the use OF
starting blocks and is out to prove he Is
the worlds fastest human. blocks or
no blocks. Tolan has his 100-yard title
to retain and Coach Steve Farreu Will
have him at his best.
what race Coach Eddie O'Connor Of
Purdue would use Orval Martin, the
Wabash Cannon Ball." The Purdue
flyer was rated as capable of winning
the half mile, the mile or the two-mile
and had a reason for trying each one.
He holds the indoor half-mile record
and twice has won the outdoor mile,
but has set no outdoor marks With
proper competition he might crack the
1892 half-mi1e record set by Scott of
Mississippi A. and M. in 1926 or the
4:158 mile mark established by Eddie
Fall of Oberlin in 1917.
Michigans all-around strength ap-
peared to give the Wolverines slight
State, all possessing stars and team
balance, were much in the race.
New records appeared almost certain
in several events. Tommy Warne of
Northwestern has several times exceeded
13 feet 715 inches in the pole vault. the
height at which he tied with Verne
McDermott of Illinois last year. In the
Evening star., 1930-05-23
SIX CLASHES LISTED
AT NAVAL ACADEMY

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 23.-with
but six events scheduled at the Naval
Academy tomorrow, instead Of the
dozen or so which have been usual on
the Saturdays of the present Spring,
indications are clear that the season
Is on the wane.
The Navy rife team has double
header, the national intercollegiate
rife match and a dual affair, an an
nual event, against the team of the
list Regiment, New York National
Guard.
However. the first event has dwindled
to two entries. George Washington
being the only team which will oppose
the Navy.
Navy varsities teams will engage in
several other contests of interest-the
nine against Mount st. Mary's, the
lacrosse IL against Western Maryland
and the track team against the Uni
yersity of Maryland.
The crews and the tennis team have
no contest.
The plebe track team engaged with
the Georgetown freshmen.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

TODAY.
Base ball-Catholic VS.. st. Johns, at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Base ball-Georgetown VS.. Providence,
at Providence, r. I.
TOMORROW.
Lacrosse-Maryland VS.. Johns Hop
kins, at Baltimore, 3 o'clock daylight
saving time).
Base Georgetown VS.. Holy Cross,
at Worcester, Mass.
Base ball-Catholic University vs..
Seton Hall, at South Orange, N. j.
Track-Maryland VS.. Navy, at Annap-
oils, ais o'clock.
Tennis-Maryland vs.. Johns Hopkins,
at Baltimore.
Tennis-Maryland VS.. Virginia, at
Charlottesville.
Tennis-George Washington VS.. Pitts
burgh.
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OF SPEED
IN BIC TEN MEET.
Drama Galore Is Promised in
Battle for Conference
Championships.
BY WILLIAM WEEKES,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~HICAGO, May % R. The
4 Simpsons. Tolans. Rockaways
and Sentmans todays lined up
for preliminaries in the thir-
tieth renewal of the Western Confer
ence track and field Championships
battle which promised to be the closest
in recent years.
Plenty of drama was anticipated in
the duel between George Simpson OF
Ohio State and Eddie Tolan of Michi-
gan in the classic 100-yard dash, a
battle in the hurdles involving Dick
Rockaway of Ohio State, Lee Sentman
of Illinois and Zeise of Wisconsin. and
a four-way struggle for the team cham
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TERPS WOULD SPOIL.
FOES CLEAN SLATE.
Baltimoreans Have Edge in
Comparing Work of Both
Against st. Johns.
BY H. G.. BYRD.

n n ARYLAND'S lacrosse game
Ml with Johns Hopkins just
W. about holds the center of
the athletic stage in this
section tomorrow. The Old Line
twelve goes to Baltimore to meet
an undefeated team, a Hopkins
team that has whipped st. Johns,
which, three weeks ago, decisive
" defeated Maryland, so it is ap-
parent that Maryland does not
have an easy task confronting 1t.
Lacrosse Is the only sport In which
Hopkins has an advantage over Mary
land in games won and lost. The Bal
timoreans were almost supreme In the
lacrosse world before Maryland ever be-
gan to play the game, but the latter
has been coming rapidly and in the
last few years now Is giving the best
twelves in the country all they want in
the way of opposition.
Because Of Hopkins brilliant record
IN lacrosse, Maryland always has felt
that q victory in the annual game was
almost as much to be desired as victory
in foot ball. Lacrosse has been the
one sport in which Hopkins Alumni
for years had the laugh on Maryland
graduates, and because of that Mary
land graduates have looked with un-
usual eagerenss to lacrosse games with
Hopkins Just for the opportunity the
game might give them to laugh back.
And the Maryland crowd certainly does
like to laugh last.
Has Brilliant Record.
Hopkins twelve has a brilliant rec
ord this year. The Baltimoreans have
won all their games. defeating Prince
ton and Yale among others. The best
work done was in whipping st. johns,
which was thought to have the best
team In the United States. Maryland
also has q good record for the year, with
the exception of the poor showing 1t
made against st. Johns. Its main VIC
tories have been over Army and Penn
sylvania, and its best work was done In
those two contests.
Maryland really made q better show
ing against Army and more decisively
defeated that twelve than did Hopkins.
The Old Liners won by 8 to 2, while
Hopkins was victor. IL to 5. But it
was In the st. Johns game that Mary
land suffered by comparison with Hop
kins. st. Johns in the first half made
Maryland pretty much of high school
outfit and throughout the whole contest
was superior. Hopkins beat st. johns S
and caused its followers to figure that
q clear margin in its favor should be
considered to exist In the pre-game dope
for the Maryland game tomorrow.
However, Hopkins Maryland games
have been productive of some peculiar
situations and unexpected results. Ger
tain 1t Is that Maryland will play Ia
Evening star., 1930-05-23

crosse tomorrow with determination
that 1t has had in no other game. Last
year Maryland won from Hopkins when
the prc-game comparisons seemed 10
favor the latter.
The game begins at 3 o'clock daylight
saving time, which means o'clock
Washington time.
Georgetown's ball team left last night
for Providence, r. l.. where 1t Is to open
a To-day trip this afternoon with Provt-
dence College as its opponent. The
Blue and Gray, after the game today,
jumps up to Worcester to play Holy
Cross tomorrow.
Maryland's tennis team plays two
matches tomorrow. The Old Liners Will
split their varsity and fill up each team
from reserves. One team will go 10
Charlottesville to fulfill a postponed en-
gagement with Virginia and the other
to Hopkins to take part In regularly
scheduled match.
The two matches come about as the
result of an unauthorized cancellation
by Maryland of a match scheduled with
Virginia last Monday.
Probably no 100-yard dash race that
has been run in years has attracted as
much attention as the one scheduled
tomorrow at Chicago between Tolan OF
Michigan and Simpson Of Ohio State.
The Michigan runner recently was given
the world record of 95 seconds for the
hundred despite the fact that Simpson
has run the distance In 9.4.
Simpson, however, used starting
blocks and Tolan did not. Simpson
believes he can beat Tolan without the
blocks and furthermore believes he can
run the century in 9.4 without the
blocks. The race will be a test for
Tolan of whether or not he can live up
to his world championship record and
for Simpson q matter of vindicating
his own past performances. It would
not be surprising to see o new world
record hung up In the event. Certainly
there is suff1cient incentive for both
men to do better than they have ever
done.
It seems that the region west Of the
Alleghanies is producing the sprinters
these days. Four men are in competi-
ton among the colleges in the Middle
West and Southwest and Far West who
are much faster than the best the East
has. Simpson and Tolan are two,
Frank Wyckoff of Southern California
another, and Bracey Of Rice Institute
the fourth. incidentally, there seems
to be q strong belief that Wyckoh Is
faster than either Simpson or Tolan.
If the result of any intercollegiate
event ever was certainty before that
event was held, then the Navy-Mary-
land track meet tomorrow holds that
distinction. The Middies will win from
Evening star., 1930-05-23
TO CONTINUE TWIN BILLS
IN SCHOOL BASKET BALL

It has been decided after all to con-
tinue play in the public high school
basket ball championship series on the
double -header basis.
After the close of the past season 1t
was announced that next season single
games would be played. However, II
has been decided by the principals to
20 back to the old plan in view of the
fact that Tech students would be
handicapped in their gym work as the
result of the installation of extra seats
during the extended time needed for
the playing Of single-game schedule.
Evening star., 1930-05-23
SCHOOLBOY PROGRAM
FOR REST OF WEEK
TODAY.

TODAY.
Track-Public high school champion
ship meet, $3.50 o'clock.
Base ball-Gonzaga vs.. Georgetown
Prep, Garrett Park; Friends VS.. Rock
Vile High, Rockville; Western VS. Wood
ward, Monument Grounds.
Tennis-Devitt VS.. st. Johns, public
courts (Prep School League match).
SATURDAY.
Track - Junior high championship
meet, Central Stadium.
Base ball-Georgetown Prep VS.. Char
lotte Hall, at Charlotte Hall.
Evening star., 1930-05-23

shotput Sammy Behr Of Wisconsin. rec
ord holder at 48 feet inches, was back
in better form than ever Holley Camp
bell Of Michigan has several perform
ances with the hammer better than the
161 feet odd set last year by Wilfrid
Ketz, another Wolverine.
Trials in the 100 and 220 yard dashes,
the high and low hurdles, the 440-yard
dash and the half-mile on the track
were UP for attention today, with DOS
sibiy preliminaries IN the high jump
and pole vault.
Unsettled weather, with possibility of
light showers, was the forecast, with
fair and cool predicted for Saturdays
finals.
Evening star., 1930-05-23
ARMY RACKETERS LOOK
TO MATCH WITH NAVY

It has been announced that the elm
mis- team which will face the Navy COM
bination in the annual Leech Cup COM
petition July 10 will begin at the Co.
lumbia Country Club June 81.
Secretary of War Hurley has ordered
each corps area commander to select
two men from his command for the
trials.
Evening star., 1930-05-23
PENN LOSES RUNNER.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Jesse F.
Montgomery of Lansford, Pa, Pennsyl-
vania's star two-miler, Is lost to the
Red and Blue for the rest of the sea-
son, as an X-ray taken of his injured
foot revealed that he has a broken
bone lust below the right ankle
Evening star., 1930-05-23

Runs-Pisfer. Kelly. snewberser, Hill'
fI Hill Roman: sGfi Taylor. TRo-bsse hitEKeiIy. Rely
Three-base hit--Roman. Struck out--.By
Hall, 8; by Fanjul, !. Double plays-!Blasi
to Oliver to Kelly, Taylor to Hill Left on
bases-Catholic u, 10: Delaware. S. Stolen
bases - skura. Snowberger. Sacrifices =
Frankovic. Cain. Hit by pitched ball
Reitzes. First base on balls-Of Hall, 8.
Umpire-Mr. Mckinney.
Evening star., 1930-05-23

Catholic University lost the first game
of its northern trip yesterday. The
Brooklanders went down before Univer-
sity of Delaware at Newark by 5 to 2.
Delaware had its big time in the fifth
Catholic U. got its only scores in the
final period.
Hurley was bumped of the slab in the
Evening star., 1930-05-23

COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Delaware, S; Catholic University, 8.
Michigan State, IL: Miami u, 8.
Michigan. 6; Oberlin. S.
Dartmouth, 3; Cornell, 2.
Evening star., 1930-05-23

the Old Line squad by big margin, as,
with the exception of two or three
events, they hold a vast superiority
right down the line.
Evening star., 1930-05-23

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Price includes allowance
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Evening star., 1930-05-23
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Evening star., 1930-05-23

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Every car thoroughly recondi-
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1870 Conn. Ave. NV.
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-19

assembled at the Barbara Worth
hotel FOR luncheon.
M. w. Washburn, OF the Lions
club, presided at the joint meeting
and introduced in turn, Dr.. Sem
Bacon, preS;dens Oh the Klwanis
club ana j. w Glasgow represent
ing President John NJ. Kepley OF
the Rotary club.
A. V. CazenaYc. manager OF the
local j. C. Penney store, presented
his apologies for Mr.. Penneys abb
6ence, assuring ;ne service clubs
That the unfortunate circumstance
was greatly regretted by Mr.. Pen
Ney and by him.
Don Turner, who has spent eight
years as missionary III Venezuela,
gave an interesting account OF life
in that country, outlining its po-
l.tical and commercial character
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-19

with a view of devising methods OF
reducing the present spread Of II
cents between the San Francisco
and London prices on California
barley
The proposal has been made that
two California growers be selected
to go to England. accompanied by
a specialist from the department of
agriculture in Washington, to inves-
tigate the barley deal in that coun-
try. The London market consumes
annually about 100000 tons Of Cali
fornia barley. The grain growers are
planning to set up an organization
to market the 1881 crop. They nope
to learn from the proposed study
how much an organization can
function TO best advantage.
Imperial Valley grain growers are
vitally concerned in these propo-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-19

istics and giving some interesting
sidelights on life and customs there.
He emphasized the necessity OF
Americans understanding the Ven-
ezuelan viewpoint if this nation
wishes to enjoy commercial rela-
tons to the fullest extent, and as
serted The present political unrest
IL South America, which may
spread to Venezuela, as the natural
result Of the people desiring true
liberty as it is enjoyed in this
country.
Entertainment was provided by
John G. Canton who sang Road
to Mandalay' and Friend Of
Mine" accompanied by Nina Can
ten.
The Rotary club will have a
round table meeting Thursday for
visiting Rotariaas or lceaI members
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-19
BARLEY GROWERS
SEEK ASSISTANCE
OF GOVERNMENT

Imperial Valley barley that finds
it's way into export channels will net
the grower larger returns when
plans launched recently by the Cali
fornia Farm Bureau Federation are
carried to conclusion.
AdviccS received at county head
quarters state that the state fedora
ton, cooperating with the California
Grain Growers, Inc, has requested
the Federal Farm Board to aid in a
study Of the foreign barley market