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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

m UGH fancy fielding was
mn done by the washington
N ball club during the 1880
campaign, even though 1t
was not the best field aggrega-
ton in the American League. 81.
fetal, figures reveal the Athletics
to have been the best defensive
Nv. They fielded at a rate OF .075.
However, the Nationals, with. a
mark of .974, were second only 10
the world champions, 4e4
Infelders of the Nationals and the
Indians broke the world record for as
sists in a game. One June 8 wash
ington's inner defense made ~ assists
and on July q the Indians tied the
mark. In the washington game there
actually were % assists, but one was
made by Sammy West IN the outlielo..
Only four passed balls were charged
against washington .catchers and the
same number against the rece1vers OF
the Browns, the best marx for the sea-
son. The Athletics made only, 145
errors. but one more than the world
record for the least Ii1isplays BY Q club
in campaign. The Nationals were
second to the AS in this respect max
ing but 157 errors. ,.,.
Griffs Make Triple Play
The Nationals made one OF the three
triple plays registered In the season.
The others were made by the Tigers
and the Red Sox. The Red Sox also
made 161 double-plays TO lead the
league. 81.
uals Joe Judge, veteran first sacker OF
the Nationals, was all but perfect In
the field. He topped the hrst saclers
with a rating of $685. making only two
errors. He had f,i19 chances in 100
games. He now has led his League in
fielding eight seasons, world mark.
On April 81, Bud Clancy went
through nine Inning game for the
White Sox without having a chance at
first base, the first time such q record
and the second time in base ball his
tory. Oscar Meliilo Of the Browns,
with 572 assists in 148 games, broke the
record Of $40 assists for second base
man in a season made by Larry Liable
in 1908. Johnny Hodapp Of the 1n-'
dams also broke Lajoie's record BY
making 557 assists.
Joe bfor1in Of the Nationals was eAs.
lily the class Of the slnortstops, although
he fielded lower than Joe Boley OF the
AS. Cronifi however. played IN los
games. against 100 for Boley. Cronin
had 500 assists and 336 putouts for q
mark Of 800. He participated IN i05
double plays. on June 16, Joe had
three ptltotits and ten assists and on
August - four pitouts and nine as
Buddy Myer Of the Nationals was far
down among the second sackers OF the
league, but Ossie Bluege finished second
among q somewhat mediocre lot OF
third basemen led by Marty McAfanus
Of the Tigers. AL Simmons Of the As
was the best outf1e1der, but Heinie Ma
riush of washington, with .909, finished
only point below Al.
nukiek vas among tie pitchers with
perfect fielding records; Willis ~ Grow
der and Fred Marberry finished arnong
the of1e-error pitchers. Mickey Coch-
ran Of the As topped the catchers, but
Roy Spencer of the Nationals flushed
second to the world champions great
receiver.
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os and Minors Grid Long Fight Nationals Fine Defensive Ball Gu
Cridiron Attendance Slumps
Crowds at Midwest Games Far Below Standard
of Last Five Years; Even Irish Hit.

ceiptS. Since foot ball Is the only
sport to show q profit at the Boiler
maker school, Director Nelson KEEL
logg has been obliged to drop inter-
collegiate base ball, track and sew
eral minor sports for this scholastic
year.
Iowa, lacking the traditional
rivalry with Big Ten teams during
It's season of partial exile, never
more than half filled It's stadium, al
though 1t played eight home games.
Attendance was below normal at In
diana and the Homecoming game
with Northwestern did not attract
more than $4,000 spectators. There
was decline in attendance at 1lli-
noiS, due to losing team, and
crowds were small at Chicago. Mich
igan and Ohio State, annually the
attendance leaders in the confer
ence, suffered less than any of the
others and both Wisconsin and
Minnesota did we'll, although the
Badgers realized $4,000 less than
they had anticipated. Notre Dame
played I'VE home games, including
Southern Methodist, Navy and Car
negie Tech, yet its total attendance
did not exceed 10000. Weather
conditions cut into the crowd at the
Army-Notre Dame game and scalp
ers took the shellacking Of their lives
on that occasion. Tickets on the So
yard line were being offered for 81
at game time, with no takers.
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BOUT VERDICTS GAGGED"
BAY STATE MAN CHARGES
Boxing Manager Declares Many
Decisions Wrong-Need Of New
Control Board Seen.

BOSTON, December F1.-Charges
that boxing decisions were 'bagged" by
referees and judges appointed by the
State were made at hearing before the
special commission created by the Leg
islature to investigate boxing.
James G. Mcdonald, veteran manager
of boxers. declared that to his own
knowledge decisions have been made by
officials which could not have been other
wBe than "in the bag"
F. M. Ducey, former boxing promoter.
told the commission that the State Box
ing Board should be eliminated and con.
troll Of the fight game placed in some
other State organization. He urged
that decisions be made by referees
alone. Many Of the judges. he said,
knew nothing about boxing.
Eddie Mack, Boston promoter, advo-
Gated Commute rest If foul occurred
In a main bout.
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HAWKS AND APACHES
IN GRIND FOR BATTLE
Teams Apt to Be at Top Form in
Sunday Contest for Sandlot
Foot Ball Laurels.

Those Mohawks are going to snatch
back that District independent foot ball
title from the Apachss Sunday, when
the teams clash at Griff1th Stadium, If
there is any possible way they can do IT..
Apaches snatched the championship
from the Hawks last year in an 30
struggle.
Both teams are drilling hard every
night and each figures to be in the pink
for the big scrap.
Two games are scheduled Sunday in
the 1b0-pound loop of the Capital City
League to end the seasons play IN the
league. Centennials, who already have
clinched the 150-pound title, viii engage
Brentwood Hawks on the Silver Spring
griditon at o'clock. and on the same
field, at / o'clock, Northern Props and
wolverines will battle. Until last Sum
day the Hawks were the only team with
a chance to overhaul the Gents, but the
Brentwood boys faded from the picture
when they fell before Columbus in a
1873 struggle. Centennial players are
to drill tonight. They Will meet at New
York avenue and North Capitol street
ct O'Clock.
Northeast Trojans are after a game
for Sunday with q l35-160 pound eleven.
Call Lincoln 8331-W.
Seamen Gunners have listed q tilt
with the Seat Pleasant Firemen for
Sunday, at 3 o'clock, on the Gunners'
gridiron.
Hastily getting together . team after
being idle all season, National Press
Building Cardinals will meet Skinker
Eagles Sunday on Friendship Field, at
1850 O'Clock. The Cards, whose lineup
svflI include several Western High and
Emerson Institute players, will drill to-
night. Joe Buscher wants all Cardinal
players to call him at West 1928.
Service Store gridders will end their
season Sunday, entertaining the Blue
bird eleven from Alexandria, on Fair
lawn Field, ct o'clock.
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BASKET BALL NOTES

Union Printers basket ball team will
make It's SEASONS debut tonight, engag-
ing Saks Clothiers in the Eastern High
gym at o'clock. The Typos will be
hustling for win to begin their sea-
son auspiciously and to halt the Cloth
iers, who have won both their starts to
date. Saks Is listing 145.pound teams
having gyms. Cali Manager Dick
MotherShead, District 1850.
stewart Bros. and Rockville quints
were easy winners In Montgomery
County League games last night, the
former defeating Damascus, "a to IL,
and the latter licking sandy Spring, A.
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CENTRAL HIGHS QUINTET
STARTS CAMPAIGN TODAY

Central Highs basket ball quint was
to engage Baltimore City College this
afternoon at Baltimore. It was the
first game Of the court season scheduled
for scl1oolboy quint Of the District
group.
return game against the Blue December
10. Western High will go over to Balti-
more to face the City College outfit
December IL.
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HOLD SCHEDULE FARLEY
High school Leaders of Four States
Meet at Winchester.

WINCHESTER, va, December A.
Ohicial representatives of seven high
schools from Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA,
West virginia and Virginia will meet
Saturday at .Handley High School here
in an executive session for the purpose
of completing basket ball arrangements
for the 1891 season, compiling the
schedule for the 1881 foot ball season,
and also naming a place and time for
next years track meet of the Cumber-
land Valley Athletic League.
The seven schools comprising the
league are those of Cumberland and
Hagerstown, Md; Waynesboro, Pa;
Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs and
CHARLES Town, w. Va, and winchester,
VA.
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$50 DOGS WILL SHOW
Entry in Kennel Evening Opening
Tomorrow Exceeds Hopes

Encouraged by the fact that the ALI
breed Dog Bench SHOW 70 be held to-
morrow and Saturday at the Washing
ton Auditorium by the National Capital
Kennel Club has attracted $50 entries,
many more than expected. the club al
ready Is planning a show here for next
Spring to take place. probably during
the cherry blossom season.
Interesting competition is expected TO-
mark the show opening here tomorrow,
particularly among the Boston terriers,
the bull dogs and the sporting dogs.
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RETAINS CUE TITLE
Harper Beats Fleming, $50 to 14e,
in Three Cushion Match

CHAMPAIGN, III, December & @.-
Robert B. Harper, Denver, successfully
defended his national amateur three
cushion billiard title last night by de-
featink Frank L. Fleming, Champaign,
in the third and final block Of their
contest.
The total score was $50 to 149 for
Fleming. Last nights score was SO to
81 for Fleming, In 81 innings.
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COLGATE STARS PICKED.

HAMILTON, N. Y, December 4 (P.
Len (Iron Legs) Macaluso, Colgate
fullback, and Les Hart, Maroon captain,
another half Of the great backf1eld
team, will play with the East against
the West in the New Year day contest
at San Francisco, Andy Kerr, their
coach, announced today.
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DECISION TO NICHOLS
Buffalo 1dghtheavy Scores Over
Belanger, Canadian Champ.

BUFFALO, N. r., December 4 (F.--
George Nichols. Buffalo, light heavy
weight, won the decision over Charlie
Belanger, Canadian ightheavy cham
pion, in a fast 10-round bout here last
night. AZ.
Belanger was unable to avoid Nichols
stiff lefts. Belanger scored q Hash
knockdown in the eighth. Nichols
weighed 1866; Belanger, $50.
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81 ENTER Aqua CALIENTE
March 90 Handicap to Pay
500, 900 for Winning Horse.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, December 4 Up.
Nominations for the Aqua Caliente
Handicap, March 20, which carries not
only the 500. 900 added money, but q
guarantee the winners share will be
not less than the same sum, were closed
today with 81 of the finest thoroughbred
racing horses in the country nominated.
Weights will be assigned January 3
and Handicapped. The Aqua Caliente
distance is ia miles. The race season
will open December as for 81 days.
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THIRD HAsEMEN.

Warrington Cleveland Higgins. Phla
x9T evs
Boston, Koenig,
Detroit q Werber New York i Rothrock, Boston. sweeney
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With Marsh and Henry heading its
attack. Army Headquarters downed In-
dian Head Marines, 81 to IS. Sherman
was high scorer for the losers.
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Centennial basketers are cunning for
game for tomorrow night with 145-
pound quint. Call Ducky Palmer at
District 1886 after pm.
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less Than Ten Qames.

Moore Chicago Washlnsten Perkins phladel-
RTSEEs RerS q oaitU Seysas hTsoP c s
asnseEses New Yofe s Sieids
Boston, Mahcn, Philadelphia Rhodes,
HsshSfv Neg xSr EhWas kosnis New york
BstrYi a Gibson NsW YORK Barnes.
Triple play-HAdley
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rem, Eldbrooke Methodists viii engage
wallace Memorial and Mount Vernon
and Calvary Metl1odists are to clash
Action viii start at IT'S o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

First practice for the newly formed
Regain Store quiht win be held tofnor-
row morning at o'clock in the Noel
House gym.
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Official American League Fielding Records, 1880
CLUB FIELDING.
Ten or More Games.
FIRST BAsEMEN.

T
Washington, Rice. Detroit.Nsw
York 9RSYrke st Louis Guile s Louis 8 Ksxh tpral,
Vaccination Hunnehd r. Perkins, Philadelphia Ii
McNS T4ps Detso kssSs aa NeT Y0r5
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to 10. Stewards win meet Rockville to.
morrow night in another league game
IN the TakomasSilyer Spring High sym.
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Friday night games with unlimited
class quints are sought by the Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church five. Man
ager Francis Is listing ct Decatur O891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

A match for Saturday night with
washington Qufnt IL wanted BY the
Rockville team for the Rockville floor.
Manager John Mcdonald Is receiving
challenges ct Rockville 139-R after
$3.50 pm. -
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ouTF1ELpERs Continual .


Rohrpck Boston Cicero,
Ssaen TgsmS Clsystnd o. Campbell chcaeY Wash
Kss x ss x6 4Hk sds bso
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SECOND RAsEmEN.

:
3. -, sort e Louis Easky 19atgn MsNair rhlsdelgna
Chicago p Il way. GhisASS
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: : y.
WISE G S = b g 5.ss1 n'as' xn''r caisass
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In Sunday School League games TO-
night ct the Central =. M. @. A., Trim
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sHoRTsToPs.


g. Mcxeod. Washing41
Chicago, Detroit kcManues Detroit
New York, CHICAGO
HgSins, rhiladelphis u crsmsE philadelphia l.
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FIELDAT .g74RATE, :
POINT BEHIND LEAD.
aIg rs -T----S
Only AS Head Washington
CIub-Judge and Cronin
Infield Greats.

NN UGH fancy fielding was
mn done by the Washington
IV ball club during the 1880
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

Contra el negro Amos Jeffer
son, que parece haber sido ell a
gresor, en- compania de Ralph
Sims, del policia F. H. Hancock
Sc dict6 aver una orden de a
rresto pc rel juez de paz j. M.
Cathcart.
Fianza de $500 debera pres
tar 81 quiere disfrutar de liber-
tad provisional.
Ell juicio preliminar que Sc
habia senalado para aver de nue.
vo fue suspendido hasta ell 2 de
octubre, cuando Sc espera que
Hancock pueda d~eclarar.
jefferson sera defendido por
C. j. Hardee.
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

AcuSados por ell teniente fis-
cal Lawless fueron aver presen
tados al comisionado Pinkerton,
que senal6 a cada uno $4,000 de
fianza, j. G.. Gillette Y Bob
Jones, presuntos autores del a,
salto hecho a George Kite, I'm
confidente de los agentes fede-
rales de la prohibition.
Los dos prestaron la fianza,
quedando en- libertad.
Tambien seran acusados por
las autoridades federales, como
miembros de la partida, Bill
Rowe, que esta preso en- la car
eel del condado, Horace Downum
Y Hard Sam" Daugherty.
E. juez Alderman revoc6 una
suspension de sentencia que ha
bia concedido a Downum y este
debera cumplir II meses, por
violar la ley SEGA.
Al gran jurado federal, que
Sc reunira ell dia 20 en- Jackson
vile, Sc presentaran las pruebas
contra los hombres para que or
dene su procesamiento.
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quien le habfa ganado, Guzman.

quien le hab{a ganado, Guzman
Young Embry, discipulo de.
Curro Loren,e, do una "golpi.
"a" a Dan Buckley, que resistit
hasta ell final, no obstante ha-
Der caido tres wees.
Embry pogo Electives golpes
con la derecha y ell pdblico 10
aplaudio.
Buckley hizo TODD 10 huma-
namente possible para complacer
a los espectadores.
Piggy Groves venci6 al pa
yaso" Cracker Smith Rio ell pa
blico algunas de las "gracias"
de Smith; pero la decision fle
estimada justa.
Tablas Sc repartieron Fran
kie Perez y Young Diamond.
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F.. =
l.IMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANAD!ENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLTDA Y MUSCUIO

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ma
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de Ia
piel, granos Y perdida de pc.
so. Estas molestias han tenidC
origen en- la pobreza y debili
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor,
pusculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri'
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devueiva su sa-
iud.
listed no arriesga un centa-
vo en- usar p. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle su dinero 81 no que
da satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- p. p. P.
IConsentira listed en- seguir
sufrtendo, sintiendose debil,
CT Ando puede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza y felicidadR
C6mprelo hoy.
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A ARA O IRA
SAMMY BAKER

Bajo la direction de Luis
Parga pelearan esta noche, en-
la Arena Polar, en- la Habana,
lgnacio Ara, Ell notable gladia-
dor de peso mediano, y Sammy
Baker, ell pugilista militar.
"Pincho" Gutierrez esta diri-
giendo al aragones y este hara
ell peso que en- ell contrato Sc lie
pidiera.
Baker termino ell jueves sus
practicas, vigilado por su mana
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

Los J de rc2ar-1'6n
Ell p, ) ae IA aveni u Hills
corou u :. ran term ass pa
IA e a.. p de SCI .snbre,
uando d nuevo Sc abr . al pa
lico.
Ely puente Iubo de - clau,
surado hace algun tempo, por
hallarse en- malas condolences.
Sc lie ha pueSto una nueva ar
MACON deacero, nuevos pilares
Y nuevo piso.
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

A las autoridades del estado
fu6 entregado aver Edward
Dawson, a quien Sc acusa de
haber falsificado un cheque
perjudicando a la Brooks Auto
Parks.
Ell condestable Ben Watkins
lie detuvo en- una estaci6n de ga
selma. Cr6ese que ha pasado va
rios cheques falsos en- otros Ia
cares.
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

Ayudado por ell detective Craw-
ford, ell agente federal de mar
c6ticos, Weatherwax, detuvo a.
yer a L. E. Stoskpf, a~cusandolo
de traficar con drogas heroicas.
Hoy por la manana 10 ORA en-
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

Por falta de quorum no pudo
aver celebrar session ell executive
de la Camara de Comercio.
Ell Comite probablemente Sc
reunira ell lunes para discutir
la forma de recaudar 10 que sc
necesita para cumplir ell pro :
CANA acordadc
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

Carr IN IN pequeho bote
NOT. 4 Ell fin de batir Ia
MAJ ndial de resistencia,
que - ae "A dias.
~ ha, tripulada por los
JOY mes Benny Jackson y Luis
Pi e, al acera de gasolina al
"Gulfpride."
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

Dos j6venes americanos, Geo.
Jackson y Victor Joyce, a las
tres de la tarde de manana sal
dram de Horshoe Beach, en- Lake
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

juice 7reliminar ell com;sionat
feC : Pinkerton.
e htmbre hizo una venta
lo, detectives, aceptando dinc
TO marcado. Sc lie detuvo en- un.
casa de la Gale ashley
La gaceta., 1930-09-13
MATRIMONIOS

Tom Midulla, "a, Y Lena Bac-
c%arella, 81; Vincenzo Militello,
p, y Dominica Tuzzolino, %.
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

REDUCE Ia ~lNFLAMACsON
HESTRUYE LA !NFECClON
, , M!TIGA Ell DOLOR

LICARBC es Ell resuitado &c investigaciones y estudios muy
extensos. I'll yalor de esta medicinal sc ha probable en- ia practica
diaria Nanos del uno por cento de los casos ha deiado de sair
benef con LICARBO.
S lperioGdad es evidente. No descolora la piel. Tiene I'm
dior atico suave. Noe s caustlco. Por consiguiente empeza
a &C. 'c en- seguida sin irritar o destruir 81 tejido cellular.
ia feccones en- las herdas recientes. Dcstruye la infcc-
81 existe. Quita ell do0r cast instantaneafnente. Las
das los unglentos tienden a esparcir "a infection en- las
del pelo en- la parte afectada. LlCARBO eNita este.
destruye y cicatriza todas les infeccicnes cxtcrnas de 10
n cualquieI parte del cueTpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
pies. No pasa un da sin Iue sea necesario usar LlCARBO.
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NOTlCIAS DE-
INTERES LOCAL

Ell Comite de Auxilio de los
obreros sin trabajo page ano-
che a varios comerciantes, por
where's y otros efectos, la can
tidad de S2404.2.
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ger, Nick Florio.

Figura en- Ell prs ma otra
pelea de Importance atre Mar
tinez Fort y ell chilen Luis Ra-
mos.
La gaceta., 1930-09-13
ia UECsNr1
juicio pycliminar cc-c~
or comisior3do Pinkcclc-
lCs arrestadcr aver, ell saa.
Xlmo

Lt~1diendo les legos dc una
= IT, ell juez Pct eway, de l.,
corte de 10 criminal, suspendi6
aver la sentencia a Hydrick
Johnson, de 20 amos, que en- la
carcel de la ciudad, donde estu-
viera preso, robara $50 a Allan
son H. Cram, I'm companero de
zelda. Johnson confes6 su deli
to y su madre pidi6 clemencia
para Ell.
lie fue devuelto ell dinero a
Cram y la madre ha prometido
que hara vivir a SUI hijo como
I'm hombre honrado.
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

Bajo fianza de $500 ell juez
Cornelius puso aver a DISPOSE
ci6n de la corte de 10 criminal a
Henry Cagninie, a quien acusa
al diputado MCGEE de haber vio-
lado la ley electoral votando mas
de una vez en- las pasadas pri-
marias.
Lo representa- ell abogado r.
E. l.. Chancey, que tambien
presto la fianza por ell.
La gaceta., 1930-09-13

A.endiendo indicaciones del
DR.. Lancaster, ell juez federal
Alderman no quiso revocar aver
ell perdon Conditional concedido
a Hard Sam Daughtrthy, a
quien Sc acusa de haber inter
venido en- la conspiraci6n para
matar al confidente George
Kie.
No obstante ,el juez pidi6 que
ell hombre prestara fianza de
$1,000.
Como ell DR.. Lancaster opina
que ell hombre debe someterse a
I'm ratamiento, ell juez lie dijo
a Daugherthy que 81 no atiende
Ell consejo 10 e%ncerrara en- la
carcel.