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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-04
PLAN UNION SERVICE.
Worthless Pursuits" Is Sermon
Topic of DR.. Daugherty.

At Memorial United Brethren Church,
North Capitol and r streets, tomorrow
the pastor, DR.. S. B. Daugherty, will
preach sermon appropriate to the new
year on the theme Worthless Pursuits"
In the evening DR.. w. F. Atkinson, pas
tor of Lincoln Road M. E. Church, will
preach in the exchange Of pulpits in
Bloomingdale.
Union services in observance of the
week of prayer will be held each eve
ming except Saturday. The Sunday
school and Christian Endeavor Societies
will have special features tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-04
PLAN WEEK OF PRAYER.
Chicago Pastor to Give Scriptural
Recital for Eastern Presbyterian

The Eastern Presbyterian Church
will hold a week of prayer, starting
with the morning service tomorrow and
continuing each evening at 7:45 O'Clock
until and including Friday evening.
A Scripture recital by Rev. H. H.
Haley of Chicago will take the place OF
the usual sermon.
The Westminster Society will meet &C
z o'clock Wednesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-04
Daughters of King Visitation.

There will be a visitation of the
Daughters OF the King at st. James
Church, Eighth street between B and C
streets northeast, Monday, at 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-04
TOPIC is ANNOUNCED.
Georgetown Pastor Will Preach at
Two Services.

IF Scarcely the Righteous Be Saved
will be the subject tomorrow at IL am.
in Georgetown Lutheran Church by Rev.
Harold e. Beatty, pastor. Holy COM
munion will be administered.
Christian Endeavor, 7 pm; topic, "a
World Prayer Hook-up." Evening serv-
ice at o'clock; subject, 1.-THE Bells of
God"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
Help Wanted Male
CAPABLE MAN

Between Is and As. who wants to estab-
lish himself in a permanent business: He
must be thoroughly reliable and willing
to prove his worth. He must also have
contracts with the very best citizens In
indianapolis. Successful sales experience
is desirable. We prefer man who now
sibility and who believes himself capaole
OF a larger opportunity. Write. giving
complete Information. experience. eduea-
alton. phone number. etc. Address Times
Box 1i3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
Business Opportunities

FILLING STATION-Tire and battery
shop, fully equipped good location, cheap,
No agents DR.. 5435.
GROCERY and meat market; now doing
ST 400 business. for sale; cheap II sold
at once. Be. 4277.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
COMPARE OUR PRICES

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
Storage and Transfer
STATE STORAGE

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In New trucks. Experienced men.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
West

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rage. large yard. paved street, excellent
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
South

806 YOKE ST.
just south Of beautiful Garfield park:
new 5-roonl modern. brick porch, garage.
Price $500: $3.50 down.
FIEBER & REILLY REALTORS.
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EVERY CUSTOMER REFERENCE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
Help Wanted Female

HOUSEKEEPER-To care for child ga
wears. more for home than wages; $40 to
si2 per month: no obi. to child to
years old. Box B-84. care Times.
WANTED AT ONCE-Hotel maid. Palace
Hotel.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
FOX HUNTING DATES
in FAUQU|ER GIVEN
December Meetings in Coun-
ty Announced by SeCre-
tary at Warrenton.
special Dispatch to The Star.


WARRENTON, Va, December L.
The various hunt clubs here are having
an active season since the recent rains
have improved hunting conditions. The
Warrenton Fox Hounds, Mrs. Robert G.
Winmill, mistress fox hounds; Chat
fraix Lelong, Secretary, have announced
Sfares for December as follows: Wednes-
day, December 3, 10 am, AdA; Satur-
day, December 6, 10 am, Stuyvesant
School; Monday, December 8, 10 am,
Eugene Aliens; Wednesday, December
10, 10:30, Orleans; Saturday, December
Is, 10:30 am, Ashland Farm.
Monday, December Is, 10:30 am,
Capt. Kirkpatricks; Wednesday, Decem-
Der II, Whitehall Farm; Saturday, De-
cember 20, 1890 am, Canterbury Farm;
Monday, December %, 1890 am, Mr..
Rectors Wednesday, December "a,
Waterloo; Saturday, December 81, 10:30
am, North Wales; Monday, December
90, II am, H. c. Groome's.
Meets for Warrenton Hounds.
The Warrenton Drag Hounds, j. M.
Hastings and w. H. Emory, joint mas
ters, Will hold meets as follows: Tues
day, December 2, 10 am, the Kennels;
Friday, December 5, 3 pm, DR.. Georg-
er,s to Mrs. Buchanan'S; hunt tea. Tues
day, December 9, 3 PM. Elway Hall to
Mr.. Pools; hunt tea, Friday. December
IL, 10 am, Canterbury Farm.
Tuesday, December 16, IL am, Al
wington Barns to North Wales Club;
Friday, December 10, 1890 pm, Bear
Wallow cross roads to Mr.. brakes; hunt
breakfast, Tuesday, December %, 10
am, Capt. Kirkpatrick's; Friday, De-
cember 26, pm, joint meet with Casa
nova Hunt at Radcliffe Hordern's gate,
finish at Mrs. Blickle's; hunt tea, Tues
day, December 80, IL am, Mr.. Car
hart's.
Dates of the Casanova Hunt, Char
lotte st. G. NourSe, NJ. F. H., North
Fletcher, acting master, will be the fol-
lowing: Tuesday, December 2, the
Kennels; Thursday, December 4, Tur-
key Run Church; Saturday, December
s, MelroSe Castle; Tuesday, December
Q, Creedmoor gate; Thursday, Decem-
ber IL, Atlee's Mill: Saturday, Deem
Der lS, Casanova; Tuesday, December
Is. Balls Mill.
Assemble at Double POpIars Thursday.
Thursday, December 18, Double Pop
lars; Saturday, December 20, Weston;
Tuesday, December %, Baldwin's Ridge
Church; Saturday, December 81, Au-
burn; Tuesday, December 80, Mr.. Hor-
dern's. All meets are at 10 am
The Cobbler Hunt, which was reor-
ganized this year with S. w. McCarty
and A. v. Baird, joint NJ. F. H., and
which is the seventh hunt club in Fau-
Quier County, announces its appoint
rnents as follows: December /, Mark
ham; December 4, Mr. Iiuttrell's gate;
December 8, Logan Gibson's gate; De-
cember IL, Vernon Mills; December is,
Coleman's Crossing; December 18, An
derson's Store; December %, Curtis
Chappelear's gate; December 26, Ash
leigh; December 20, Pleasant Vale
Church. All these meets are at $50 am
Evening star., 1930-12-01
FOUR DAYS. PAY ASKED
Illinois Governor Calls on State
Employees. for Jobless Aid.

CHICAGO, December R.-Gov.
Louis L. Emmerson last night asked all
employees of the executive branch Of
the State government to contribute one
days pay month, from December to
March, inclusive, toward special fund
for the relief of unemployment.
The Governor pointed out, in let
ter mailed to all executives and depart
ment heads under his jurisdiction, that
employees of the State have not felt the
industrial depression.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
.ARIzONAN EXPIRES AT rs
Charles l. Cummings Was Heyday
Mayor of Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., December [P).
Charles L. Cummings, rs, former
mayor of Tombstone and owner of the
Bird Cage Theater, famous during the
heyday of this city's swashbuckling
past, died yesterday.
Evening star., 1930-12-01

One colored Border Sheet, size
Six90, and two pillowcases TO
match, size 45x3s. Borders in va.
rious colors. In gift package
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
With Coupon Only
Mems Bill Folds. Csc

Genuine leather bill folds soft
and durable, complete with space
for auto permit and handy key re-
tainer.-Street Floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
SISTERS YS, SISTERS
Members Of Two Families To Bc Principals In Onc-Half of Semi Final Tennis Matches.

Chestnut Hill, Mass. April 5 1l-p) Members of two families were 70 he principals in one half of todav's nuarter-tin Of tho national girls indoor singles tennis championship being played on the LongNood GOV cred court here.
 Sarah Palfrey of Brookline, 1927 and 1928 champion and favored to Wln, was 10 meet Helen Boehm of Maiden in one match.
 Joan PalfreN younger sister nf Sarah, was to meet Iflda Eochm. twin sister of Helen, in another con test.
 In the two other matches, Mary Cutter of Winchester was to mer, Helen Jones of SWampscott, and Les Marston of Newton was to meet Helen Bid"ell of Winchester.
 Sarah Paltrey lost only one gama In eliminating Alice Wood or BrookImc yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
CAMP IS DESERTED
Daytona Beach Is a Comparatively Quiet Place Without Activities of Kaye Don's Rctinue.

Daytona Beach, Fla, April 3 tCP)-The elaborate camp which Kaye Don had established here preparatory to his attempting to break the automobile speed record has literally folded up, leaving Day iona Beach a comparatively quiet place today.
 Further activities have been post poned and all hope that Don would try for the record held by his coun- tryman, Sir Henry Segrave, within the next few days was dissipated further by an official announcement by w. C. Edenburn, chief steward ot the trials and representative of the American Automobile associa- ton.
 Edenburn's statement said the as- soclation had granted an indefinite extension of time for the trials, but added that it was not considered probable that the beach would be III shape for several days" The statement further emphasized that no pressure had been brought on Don at any time to force him 10 run under favorable conditions.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
HERALD BOWLING TEAM
 BEATS MERIDEN JOURNAL
New Britain Printers Defeat Silver City Pin Topplers in Match
 Last Night

Red Weinberg. star pin toppler of this city, lent his skill in rolling the balls down the alley last night to give the New Britain Herald bowling team the impetus to defeat an aggregation from the Meriden Journel. The local bowler hit high score for the night with 336 and this helped greatly in the total pin fall. The match was rolled at the Starlight Alleys in Meridcn.
 New Britain moved down the naples for an aggregate score of l,435 while the best the Silver City representatives could garner was 1,S60, just 75 pins short of the New Britain scores.
 Weigand of the. Meriden ink smearers and Eenber-; of this city were tied for high single string with l@0 each while the local mans high three string totalled 3S6. Hoffarth of Meriden was second with SO9 and WeiSand was third with 3O7.
 "Spud" Hoffman of the New Brit ain team furnished the feature of the night when, after scoring two spares, he rolled the next first balls down the gutter. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
CANADIENS HOPE
 ID TAKE TITLE
Need One More Victory Over /. Boston to Win Stanley Cup

Montreal, April Pl-With high hopes of bringing the Stanley cup back to Canada after a two-year stay in the United States, Les Ca- nadiens, Montreal's flying French men, go into the second game of the series for the professional hockey championship trophy against the Boston Bruins at the Forum to- night.
 The Canadiens gained a big mar gin in the three game series by their 8 to victory at Boston Tues day and need to win only one more game to win the championship. If Boston should win tonight's game. the deciding contest will be played at Boston Saturday.
 The Flying Frenchmen received an enthusiastic welcome from the fans who gathered at the station to greet them as they came home last night. They were somewhat tired from a long train ride following the gruelling games of the playoffs but otherwise in good condition. The Bruins came with them, accompan- jed by a delegation of Boston fans.
 A capacity crowd is expected at the Forum tonight. The unexpected Canadien victory has heightened in- tercst in the series and has made the Canadiens slight favorites here to win tonight's game. They are speeding along at top form and showed complete superiority over the Bruins in their first encounter. Howie Morenz. the spearhead Of the Canadien attack, is at his best while none of the other players is suf- fering from more than minor in- juries.
 The Bruins likewise are in as good condition as they were at the start and rather more humble. Tuesdays defeat has provided an extra incen- tive to win that they did not have after their amazing series of vic- tories through the regular season. Likewise there is a possibility that Dutch Gainor, one Of Boston's main scoring cogs, will be in condition to play.
 Both teams are expected to start their regular lineups, Morenz, Jo- Hat and Larochelle filling the for ward posts for the Canadiens and Barry; Oliver and Galbraith for the Bruins.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
LAUFER IS SENSATION
 OF SWIMMING EVENTS
Lake Shore Athletic Club Star Dc. fcnds 100-Yard Free Style
 Title Won Last Year.

Chicago, April (UP)-Walter Laufer. Lake Shore Athletic club star. furnished the thrills last night las the first two events on the card for the National A. A. U. senior mems swimming championships were held.
 Laufer successfully defended the 1OO-yard free style title he won a year ago. He negotiated the dis tance in :52 5-4. just q second more than the record time he established last year.
 A last minute spurt by Buster Crabbe, Honolulu, forced Laufer to take second in the sOO-yard indi- vidual medley swim. Crabbe padded the event in three minutes, 41 sec onds, just second short of the rec ord hung up last year by Walter Spence of the New York A. C.. Crabbe beat Laufer by outdistancing his rival in the free style after the men had finished the 160-yard back stroke and 10O-yard breast stroke on even terms.
 George Fissler Of the New York A. c. took second in the 1Oo-yard free style followed by Weston Kim ball of Hollywood A. C. Third place in the medley went to Arthur Harnes of New York A. C.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
BASEBALL BRIEFS

by the Associated Press.
 At Macon, Ga.-Detroit (A) 9, Brooklyn tN) (5 innings).
 At Los Angeles-Chicago (N) 10, Los Angeles PCL) ,.
 At Atlanta-Cincinnat (N) 6, Atlanta (SEL) f.
 At Beaumont, Tex.-Pittsburgh (N) s. Beaumont CTL) 6.
 At Columbia, s, C.-Philadelphia tA) 2, Columbia (SAL) ?.
 At Fort Worth. Tex.-Chicag go (A) 2, Fort Worth tTL) 3.
 At Bradenton, Fla.-St. Louis cN) n Rochester GL) (Gl innlngs).
 Today's Schedule
 At Wichita Falls, TeX.-New York CD Ns, Wichita Falls (TL). As Los Angeles-Chicago (N) Ns. Los Angeles (PCL).
 At Macon, Brooklyn (N) vs. Boston (NJ.
 At Birmingham Ala.-Cincinnau tN) Ns. Birmingham (SAD.
 At Houston, Tex-Pittsburgh (N) vs. Houston (TL).
 At Charlotte, x. C-Philadclpha tA) 1s. Charlotte ( $, ATID.
 At Fort Worth, Tex,-Chicago (Al vs. Fort Worth tTLA.
 At Louisville, ky.-Boston CA) vs. Louisville (SA).
 At St. Petersburg, Fla.-St, Louis CN) Ns. Rochester IL).
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
Church League Managers
 To Meet Monday Evening

4 meeting of the board of mana gers of the inter-C Church league has been called for 7-SO o'clock Monday evening it the Y. NJ. C. A. for the transaction of important business. All managers Of teams entered in the church basketball leagues conducted thls winter are asked 10 he present. as an accounting will be made and the lragues exact financial position ascertained Returns from the sale of season tickets are ot be made at this meeting,
 The advisablity Of sponsoring baseball will also be discussed and. if it is decided to conduct conlpeti- ton in this sport during the com ing summer, plans will be started at once, Churches interested in base ball are invited to have representa- tiyes present,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
AMERICANS WILL
 INVADE ENGLAND
W0nen'S Team to Start Trek Of
 Golf Stars to Europe

New York, April 3 UP)-Bobby Jones spectacular victory at Atlanta closed the winter golf season and golfdom is now looking forward to it's next important event-an inya- sion of Great Britain in an attempt to make a clean sweep of English titles.
 The invasion starts April % with the sailing of a women's team head ed by Glenna Collett. Bobby Jones and his Walker Cup team will fol- low, April 30, and by the end of May most of Americas best anna teurs and professionals will be con- peting abroad.
 Jones performance at Augusta showed that he is at the top of his game and gave rise to the hopes of the United States making a clean sweep in mems events. The Atlanta star is hitting the ball better than in years and was particularly effective at Augusta with his irons.
 Bobby hopes to lead his team to victory in the Walker Cup matches, at Sandwich May 15 and 16, and is pointing especially to the British amateur-the only major tourna- ment he has failed to win.
 Despite the withdrawal of Jess Sweetser, the only American who ever has won the British amateur tourney. the United States Walker Cup team is one of the best in years. Sweetser's place will be filled by Roland Mackenzie and the United States will be favored to maintain it's unbroken record if Walker Cup triumphs.
 Practically all of the Walker Cup players and a number of free-lance competitors will represent America in the British amateur tourney at St. Andrews, beginning May 26.
 Most of the amateurs will remain in England for the British open, which starts June 16 at Hoy Lake. Reenforced by numerous profession als they will make strong bid to retain the title which has been won by Americans nine times in the past 10 years.
 Great Britain comedies the inyad- CTS strong chance to win all of the mems events but the first interna- tonal test-the meeting of the Brit ish and United States Nomen's teams at Sunningdale, Nave l. The Eng llsh team is highly regarded but will be forced to play excellent golf to defeat Miss Collects aggregation which includes such stars as Mau- roen Orcutt. Virginia Van Vie, Helen Hicks and others who have shown well in winter competition.
 Glenna Collett is recognized in England as one of the best woman golfers and in the absence of Joyce Wethered may start as favorite in the British women's championship at Formby. May 12. The British wom- ems title has never been won by an American.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
INDOOR LEAGUE l GETS UNDER WAY
Yankees Smear Red Soz in OpeD-
 ing Game at Y. M. (. A.

The "Y' Senior Indoor baseball league got away to a good start last night with the Yankees smearing the Red SoX to the tune of IS to 3 in the first game of the series of best two out of three games.
 Harry Kieffer, relief umpire while calling them right, behind Galati. the Red Sox pitcher, caught red hot liner off H. Fogelson's bat in the last inning on the right optic. This knocked Harry for a row of tomato cans. Harry immediately wanted to call the game off on ac- count of darkness. Quite an argu- ment arose between kietfer and the score keeper, A. Joseph as to the proper decision.
 Joseph claimed that the ball that hit Harry should be scored as home run. Keiffer claimed anyone who hits him in the eye should be called out. However it was finally decided to give the batter one base. The rest of the evening Harry spent reclining on the couch down stairs with Able Joseph administering raw slices of beef to Harry's injured peoper. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
INJURED BY MULE
Babe Ruth Is Of the Animals After Suffering Injured Finger While
 Watching One.

Waco. Tex, April 3 Gp, - Babe Ruth and mules arc friends no longer. The leader of the New York Yankee sluggers is suffering from rather painful injury to a finger because he was paying more attcn- non to the antics of q mule in the field at Austin Tuesday than to a ball he was trying to catch. He was Il Dit relieved when yesterdays ox- hlbltion game here was rained out and he had a chance to rest the damaged digit.
 "lm off mules,' Babe announced.
 This is the first hurt finger I ever had in the big league, and if that mule hadn't started doing a bronco act on the field I would have caught The ball instead Of ramming my finger"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
With the basketball cham pionShlp

With the basketball championship of the Industrial League and tho city safely tucked away, the strong Corbin Screw basketball team will continue its quest for further hon. ors Saturday when it travels to Wa terbury to participate in the first round of the State Industrial tour nament. Due to a change in plans because of the withdrawal of one of the quintets from the tournament, the local team will play only one game and not two as originally scheduled.
 The locals will meet the Elmwood Endees, champions of the Hartford Industrial league. at the Waterbury Y. NJ. c. A., Saturday evening at , o'clock. Meriden and Waterbury are scheduled to meet at 8 o'clock. The Industrial champs in the other sec ton of the state are scheduled to meet in a tournament at New Haven the same day.
 The two winners in each tourna- mment Saturday will come to grips in the semi-flnals and finals a week from Saturday at a place to be named. Two games will be played in the afternoon and the winning teams will meet for the state title in tho evening.
 No Industrial league winner in this city has ever captured the state title but prospects for a champion ship this year appear very bright. The Corbin Screw team has cap- tured the league title for three suc- cessive years and showed great strength in winning the city cham pionship from the National Guards. composed of the best talent in the Industrial Learue. The locals will find the Hartford team strong az gregation and will have to play steady ball to survive the first round. The Endees breezed through the Hartford league like cyclone and went through the entire schedule without a defeat. The team is known for it's fast floor work and heavy of- fensiye attack.
 Corbin Screw will pin its hopes on the shoulders of Arburr, Darrow. Yakubowicz, Luke, Luty and Baker, who carried the team to 16 victories in the Industrial League. Arburr will probably be pitted against Balfour, star Endee forward, and leading scorer in the Hartford circuit Over 100 basketball fans from this city are planning to witness the battle Saturday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
REDS BEAT TIGERS
Providence Defeats Boston in Second Game For Hockey Title In Cana- dIan-American League.

Providence, K. l., April , (UP)- The Providence Reds defeated ths Boston Tigers, to 1, here last night in the second game of d series for the championship of the Canadian American hockey league. The Reds won the first game in Boston Mon- day. and need only one more win in three possible games to gain tho title. The next game will be played in Boston, Friday night.
 Art Ch41man scored twice, and Hart. Cornlier, Gagnon and McVicar once each for the winners last night. Tank Boyd scored Boston's lons goal. The Tigers were playing with out their regular goalie, Herb Rheaume, who has been suspended for violation of training rules. La Montague was in the nets ln Rheaume's place.