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Evening star., 1932-12-27
BLACKS SCORE AT SOCCER
Columbia Heights Team Now in
Running for Second Place.

Columbia Heights Blacks today are
very much in the running for second
place in the Capital City Soccer League,
the result Of their 3-to-1 win Yesterday
over the Rockville eleven at Silver
Spring.
Columbia Heights Grays claim a
victory by forfeit over the Concords,
on the ground the latter failed to pre-
sent a regulation team for a scheduled
league game yesterday.
Rerresent tatives of Capital City
League teams will meet tomorrow nigns
at 8 o'clcck en- the third floor of the
District Building.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
GERBAULT IN COMEBACK.

CASABLANCA, France, December 81
R.-Alain Gerbault, famous lone naN-
gator and former Davis Cup tennis
player for France, has returned to the
courts with . flash Of his old form to
win the Christmas tournament singles
championship, defeating M. Mennett IN
ths nnalA 6-l. 81 a-,-- 49,
Evening star., 1932-12-27
MURRAY NASHVILLE PILOT.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, December q
6P.-Jack Whitten. recent purchaser
of the Durham IN. CD club in the
Piedmont League. has announced that
Bobby Murray, former Nashville short
stop. has been named manager.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
Fistic Battles

Nv the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. - Tommy Freeman,
Cleveland, fought to a draw with Go
r1lla Jones, Akron 00); Jacquette FL
yerilla, Cleveland. outpointed Joe Spie-
gel. Uniontown, Pa. cd; Carl Manta-
wanna outpoiuted L. T. Battles, Cleve-
Apd SSh
Evening star., 1932-12-27
One for the
BOOK tn. diamond
By CHARLIE WHITE

DABE RUTH was given ITO bases
- on balls In 1923, the most ever
given a player in one season.
He has received 100 or more for II
seasons. Jimmy Sheckard. Chicago.
holds National League record with
lat in 1911.
Most runs by a club in the first
inning of a game is 16, by Boston,
Evening star., 1932-12-27
CHESS CHAMP TO PLAY

Turnover Invites Opposition in Ex-
hibition Listed Tonight.
A number of leading District chess
nlayers have been invited to engage
I. S. Turover. an outstanding player,
in an exhibition of simultaneous COM
petition tonight at the Jewish Com
mllnity Center.
Turover is retired undefeated District
of Columbia champion.
The exhibition. open to the pubic
will start at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

n YEW YORK, December 27-Of all
nj the trades made by National
League clubs in the Winter
Hot
Evening star., 1932-12-27
NORTHEAST TEMPLE.
TONIGHT.
Holy Mama INarue Nfrht.

7:30-Toney Maley. Stuart Patti Leroy
pemeza,- A, L. Mayhew. Stanley Czyz. Fred
Joseph Hardie. George F: Harbin. Joseph ..
McCarty, Charles H. Olive r.. d. duaid,,
Fred Crittenden, Paul j. Dooley. Angelo
Gamma, Anthony Leone. James Hassett. An.
thony Crisafull and Bruno Quattrone.
Evening star., 1932-12-27

&Vs11Vso 3HSsVH NHu
7:3O-Arthur Moore. Francis D. Robinson,
Francis Connick. Edward Connick. Jack
Mooney, Leo Rtnaldi. Robert Miciotto, Georss
ter Bid: Edward Blakeney, H. B. tChieD
Lovett. Harry Ford: r. c.. Amos. II. A. Nc
Womersley and Edward Eddinger.
Evening star., 1932-12-27

n YEW YORK, December 27.-Harry
mi S. Knox Of Chicago has been
| " named for president OF the
Evening star., 1932-12-27

YEW YORK, December 27-For
the third year in succession
" Jimmy McLarnin finished on
Evening star., 1932-09-29
PASTOR DEN0UNCES|
WOODCOCK'S PROBE
His Dry Enforcement Inquiry
in Kansas Is Called "Com-
pIete Flop"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
HUTCHINSON, Kans., September 49,
Amos w. w. Woodcock, director of
prohibition, late yesterday completed a
hearing here into enforcement work in
Kansas. and Rev. w. c. Templeton of
Dodge City, Kans one of the witnesses,
termed it "a complete flop"
Mr.. Templeton and others had pro-
tested Woodcock's suspensions of Brice
Armstrong and John Madden, special
investigators, testifying the work Of the
two had been hampered by unwar-
ranted interference of district head
quarters in Kansas City
After the hearing Woodcock held an
other in private for Armstrong, accused
with Madden Of refusing to obey orders
to report to the Kansas City Office.
Rev. j. N. Manninga of Wichita, as
witness, accused George Wark. admin
istrator of the Missouri-Kansas-O Okla
homa-Arkansas district, and H. L. Dun
can, chief special agent, of gross in
competency"
Previously Mr.. Templeton expressed
belief law enforcement in the district
was virtually impossible and useless"
under Wark, Duncan and Sardius NJ
Brewster, United States district attor-
ney.
Woodcock asserted the Prohibition
Bureau has improved tremendous lot
in the last two years" and repeated
that he was responsible for the sus-
pension orders of Madden and Arm
strong.
You gentlemen" he said, "go to
Washington and to Vice President Cur
tis and say that things are not right.
have come out here to find out what
Is wrong with the department. I can
not investigate Mr.. Brewster. I cannot
break down discipline of a large de-
partment to please a small group"
Evening star., 1932-09-29

When she smiles you are unusually
cheered. When her mouth droops
at the corners, you know that the
fight is over with. She acts in
this, her first screen appearance,
with all the assurance of a Garbo,
and all the pathoS of a Cornell.
She is too young to be as effective
by half as either. But she has a
kind of brutal way of tearing you
to ribbons-and you instinctively
feel il the finale OF the picture, when
she is sitting at The piano with John
Barrymore, that she is unquest!on-
ably match for him.
Few actresses of the younger
school can stand up this way with
Barrymore. You don't feel that
he is stealing" scene when she
is around. When they are together
it is absolutely a half-and-half
affair. Neither is getting the bet
ter Of the other, as, for instance,
is so noticeable in the not-too- happy
playing of the still handsome Miss
Burke.
The picture itself has been we'll
directed by George Cukor The
theme, playgoers will remember, has
to do with the sudden temperance
of husband in the midst of a
family Christmas party. after the
family had thought he was well Sc
cluced in a coZy asylum, and his
wife had divorced him and was
planning matrimony with another.
Evening star., 1932-09-29

Companies represented by the new cor
poration have until December Is TO
comply with the terms Of the new Of
fer.
The American Gas q Power Corpora
ton supplies gas and power for COM
munities in more than 20 States In New
England, the Middle West and the
South.
Evening star., 1932-09-29

and extraordi-
narily exciting
presence Of one
Katherine Hep
b urn. Th l s
young and ex-
tremely unhand-
some LADY is one
Of the most sat-
isfying person.
alities the screen
h a S unearthed
this sea s o n.
Miss Hepburn is
tall and gaunt
and lean. She
swings her arms
a little like Hope
williams. H er
face Is a Joan
l=
Evening star., 1932-09-29
England Likes U. S. Teachers.

So successful has been the exchange
OF instructors between oxford and
American universities that it is being
urged in England that other universi-
ties and colleges adopt the plan While
an American is teaching at Oxford, an
English instructor is doing the same in
one Of the schools in the United States.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
STOCK DEAL APPROVED
New Corporation Gets Option for
Repurchase Of Securities.

WILMINGTON, Del, September 20
R.-Conveyance to new corporation
Of an option for the repurchase Of the
stock OF the American Gas g. Power
Corporation was authorized yesterday
by Chancellor Josiah o. Wolcott.
The stock was sold by the receiver
for the latter concern last January.
Evening star., 1932-09-29

Hyattsville way, starting Saturday
Of this week. The greatness Of this
month will not only be due to the
showing Of such excellent pictures
as Bird Of Paradise" "Congorilla,"
Love Me Tonight" "Horse Feath-
ers," Speak Easily" and others, but
to the fact that Mr.. Lust is acting
as sort of Santa Claus and re-
ducing the prices to a comfortable
minimum.
Phil Lampkin. Loew's Fox Orches-
ira chief. whose baton has evoked
much fine music out Of the air. will
present the Franz Won Suppe Morn
ing. Noon and Night In Vienna" as
q special overture, starting with the
Morton Downey avalanche this Fri
day. Mr.. Lampkin has presented
this work in the Academy Of Music,
New York, and in such prominent
cinema pavilions as the Paramount,
Los Angeles; Fox Theater, Detroit,
and the Granada Theater, San
Francisco.
According to Russell Grouse, sage
press prohpet for the Theater Guild
forces. which soon are presenting
here Pearl Bucks splendid THE
Good Earth" ALA Nazimova learned
English in three months. The first
thing she could say was, Il got you,
Steve" which, 1t is said, has
nothing whatsoever to do with Mr..
Steve Cochran Of National Theater
and Lake Hopatcong fame.
E. de S. M.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington 5 Theaters.

The complications which arise at
this unexpected intrusion Of q sup
posedly insane man into a home
which had learned to do without
him for Is years, makes this q
moving and compelling drama.
1t is worth its weight in gold
due to the performance of John
Barrymore. who refrained from his
usual eyebrow twistings-and Miss
Hepburn-and one or two others
among whom, alas, Miss Burke may
not be included.
e. de S. MELCHER.
Oracle Barrie, Blues Singer,
Held Over ut Warmers Earle.
MISS Oracle BARRIE, q young
lady who stepped out modestly
before the Earle curtain last Friday,
and sang her numbers" in a nice,
healthy. unaffected manner, has
been rewarded for her success by
being asked to stay over for a Sec
ond week at the Earle. This un-
usual compliment, due to the way
in which Miss Barrie has five times
daily stopped the show, was given
to this handsome. talented and de-
mure young lady by the manage
ment Of this theater-by means Of
taking a next weeks Philadelphia
contract and ripping 1t quietly to
bits. Miss Barrie thereby becomes
q sensation overnight-since no such
honor has been bestowed thusly
since before the flood or before the
Earle came into existence.
Another one of those Greater
Movie months" and this q really
greater one. supplied by the Sidney
Lust interests, will be sponsored out
Evening star., 1932-09-29
"A Bill of Divorcement,"
With John Barrymore, at Keith's.

n A BILL OF DIvORCEMENT,"
- ~ which had two-day-
~ ahead = Of time opening
1 \ yesterday at R-K-O
Keith, Is an unusually ef-
fective film done in the best Lionel
Barrymore by John Barrymore,
bringing to the screen once more
Billie Burke, and evoking the new
Evening star., 1932-09-29

Production in some English factories
has been speeded by the introduction
Of phonograph and radio concerts for
workers
Evening star., 1932-09-29
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Evening star., 1932-09-29

Another one of those Greater
Movie months" and this a really
greater one. supplied by the Sidney
Lust interests, will be sponsored out
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Seed Committee
Meets In North
End Of Valley

Members Of the approved seed
committee met yesterday noon III
the DunIack hotel. Brawley, to dis
cuss various projects connected with
their work.
The question Of adding alfalfa TO
their list was discussed but it was
pointed out that most valley grow
ers are interested in the common
variety ana it is doubtful if there is
an original pure source. The strain
would have 10 be developed at the
experiment station.
sudan grass was added to the
list and w. W Weeth, foreman Of
the NIelolard experiment station,
and II. Lee Landerman, assistant
farm advisor. were appointed to Sc
lect a cooperative to grow the seed
The committee then visited sev-
eral ranches including the D. V.
BroWnell ranch at Calipatria where
yod row tests Of seven varieties OF
barley are being conducted, the J.
l.. Taecker ranch near BraWley
where white federation wheat is
grown, the Laurel Ferguson ranch
at Holtville wnere the same seed
is being grown, and the Meloland
experiment station where a number
Of rod row tests are being con-
Quoted.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Four Square Gospel

The Foursquare Gospal church al
18th and Olive streets opens its
services Sunday with the Sunday
school session. 9s45 Q. IN. c. W.
PIuks.on. superintendent
At II q. IN. the regular Sunday
morning church service with Rev
r. s. Day preaching. HIS subicc.
VII be and There BUildCd re Al
al-ar."
The young folks Crusaders hold
their service a. Gs30 p. m. Miss
Velma Lee PnlIp5 bringing a short
message
At 7:3O the regular evening
evangelistic service VII begin This
service IS featured By singing the
cd gospel hymns followed by o
message brought By Rev r. H. Al
ter, his subject being Dangerous
R.p-TiGes
Special music. vocal and instTU-
mutal features the SERVICES through
out the dav.
Cordial invitation Is extended 10
all
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Hospital Ready
For Merry Time

HOLLYWOOD. April %. W.D -
Cedars of Lebanon hospital pre-
pared for rush Of business.
The institution became know as
The most cheerful and enjoyable in
the city.
The corridors ring with laughter,
and nurses 60 about their work
with big vide smiles.
Chico Marx, movie comedian, is
nursing a broken kneecap as the
result Of a recent accident and has
so far recovered as to play upon
his toy piano.
Every day Zeppo. Groucho and
Harpo, his brothers and the other
three cf the famous -Four Marx
Brothers team, visit the hospital,
Willing away the time playing
pranks upon one another
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Christian Science

A lesson sermon on Probation
after Death" viii be presented on
Sunday in all Churches CT Christ,
Scientist. branches Of The Mother
Church. The First Church Of
Christ. Scientist. in Boston. Mass.
among the Scriptural selections
will be the following verses from
Mark: Nov when Jesus was risen
early the first day Of the week. He
appeared first 10 Mary Nagdalene,
cut of whom He had cast seven
devils. And she went and told
them that had been with Him, as
they mourned and wept And they.
when they had heard that He was
alive, and had been seen Of her,
believed not Af.arward He ap-
peared unto the i as they sat at
meat, and upbraided them with
their unbeltef and hardness of
heart, because they believed not
them which had seen him after
lie was risen.
a Correlative passage from Sci
ence and Health With Key to the
Scriptures" By Mary Baker Eddy.
states: Jesus unchanged physical
condition after what seemed to he
death was followed bv lis cXalta-
ton above all material conditions;
and this eXaltation explained his
ascension. ana revealed mmistak-
ably @ probationary ana progressive
state beyond the grave. Jesus was
the way, that IS, He marked the
way for all men
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Representatives
Discuss Canal

Riverside is the scene today Of n
conference between Representatives
Of various organization concerned
in construction of the All-American
canal and its relation to COachella
Valley, it was made known at I'M
perial Irrigation district headquar-
ters today.
Organizations represented are The
Imperial Irrigation district, Goa
chella Valley County Water dis
trict and Coachella Valley Land
Owners association.
Edward Hyatt, state engineer, also
is present at the session. DR.. Ell
wood Mead, United States commits
sioner. of reclamation who was eX-
pacted TO be present, was unable to
attend
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
BONUS HEARING CONTINUED
FOR FURTHER OPPOSITION

WASHINGTON. April 23. U.P,-
After five days of hearing cppon-
ents of the $1,000 100000 Patman
soldiers bonus bill, the house ways
end means committee was in re-
cess today until Monday, when ad-
ministration figures will again
bring in their cudgels Of criticism.
Veterans Administrator Hines
and Secretary Of the Treasury
Mills are cue to appear before the
hearings end next wees \ group
eff World war veterans. members Of
The house Gcu Charles .. Dawes
and rfol. T. W. Ee,nmerar. Prince
Ton authority on monetary PROB
lens, already have been heard.
The attack ON The bill has
ranged from predictions that the
neW currency proposed III the
measure would force I've country
OF the gold standard to charges
that the veterans had been misled
BY distorted statements regarding
the assistance government agen-
cies are giving business.
Tie committee received two pro
posed substitutes for the LII. Rep
resentative Fish CRep) New York,
suggested n federal bond ISSUE UP
to $1,000, 100000 for public works,
with veterans given preference for
Jobs.
Representative Lea DEM Cali
fornia. urged his bill for paying
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Hay Organization
Now Is Assured

Estimates that approximately
$4,000 acres representing about
100000 tons Of alfalfa hay. have
been signed up Il The preliminary
agreement for a growers hay mar
keting co-opsrae1e, Ea-e made yes
terday by leaders Of TIE valley.
Hay meetings have been held II
each city Of the valley and grow
ers have had an opportunity 10
sign the tentative agreement. Yes
terday Westmcrland growers met
and discussed the project FRANK
Beyschlag, farm advisor pointing
out that while the state agencies
were eager to aid The growers. the
growers must cooperate also. III
nal meeting VIII be held IL Cali
patria today.
Various committees Of The pre-
liminary organization met lest
night III tie Dunlack hotel. BIaw-
ley. 10 give their reports and 10
present the petitions signed by
growers.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Second Baptist

9:l5 q. IN, Bible school Glasses
fer persons Of all ages.
1l:40 a. m. morning worship. Ser
mon by Rev I. n Whitten, subject.
The Madness OF Mankind Music
by the chorus choir. Immediately
following the morning services.
members Of the Y. ". Guild and
their friends will leave for the
Painted Canyon where they will
hold their annual ont door services.
Addresses will be made by Prof. L.
J. Stewart o. this city and MIS-.
Y. IIcKern Of san Diego.
$50 p. m, 2. :. p. U, services
under the auspices CT the Junior
division.
7:2O p. m. evening worship. The
Rev Mr.. Whitten will preach at
this service taking as his subject,
The Gospel. Rev. J. L. CASTOR,
the pastor who has been in the
northwest during the past two
weeks will return next week and
conduct the monthly business meet
ings.
The Southwest district conven-
ton viii meet IN BraWley Satur-
day and Sunday. The Rev. c. II.
Hampton. moderator, has been in
the city during the past week cen
tcring his eforts on making this
third quarterly meeting q banner
meeting. All the auZiIaries Of the
local church VIII be represented.
Rev. Whitten IS general mission
arv Of the Western Baptist assccia-
tion. a cordial welcome il extend
cd 20 al 10 near h.m.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23

Farm bureaus position on the
water toll question was the subject
of the talk maze BY Evan T. Hewes
tor the NTcCabe-EuealvptuS farm
center at the meeting held las,
niqht in the AfcCabe school,
Turning over the chair to Ear,
V c. Northrup. 50 that he might
speak as q farm bureau committee
member and net Is center chair
man. Hcwes stated that the farm
bureaus position in this matter was
not political one nor an attack
en- an- individual but a protest
based on the belief that the toll is
unjust ana not il Inc with the
farm bureau national program Of
tax reduction. He then outlined
the various measures proposed by
the farm bureau.
George L. WinWrieht. assistant
farm adviser. spoke on cost ac-
counts and farm management,
stating thai while keeping cost ac-
counts viii not balance the ledger
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Request Schools
70 Cut Expenses
Continued From Page Il

lutelv necessary repairs. be sus-
pended and the office Of attendance
officer be eliminated
George Buffers Of BraWley, rep
resenting the Taxpayers League,
T. D. Mccall, and Assemalyman S.
E. Robinson. spoke for he farm
bureaus committee On taXatiC<.
The Taxpayers League and the
farm bureau agree IN principal with
The grand jury committee report.
Robinson stated it was not expected
that the original schedule be ad-
hered to rigidly but that It be used
as basis for discussion and as q
suggestion for school budget reduc-
ton which all three organizations
request
School trustees from the various
district spoke both for and against
the proposed plan.
Vierling Jersey, state superin-
teudent Of pubic instruction, invited
10 be guest speaker 81 the confer
cuce aad vino dropped in on a hot
bed Of discussion, spoke on behalf
Of the schools, pointing out dheir
willingness to cooperate where pos
1iblc and also pointing out the
value Of the schools in educating
the citizens Of the next generation.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
Negro Sentenced
For Petty Theft

c. J. Martin, 45-year-old Negro,
was found guilty Of petty theft and
sentenced to serve SO days in the
county jail when he appeared before
Judge Lee Nuffer il police court
this morning.
The huge Negro was declared TO
have been seen as ne attempted to
secrete hosiery in his clothing while
apparently shopping in the Cornet
sore here yesterday afternoon.
When ne was taken to the office
to be searched, ne was said to have
srtuck CorneJ. The store owner
summoned police and accompanied
prisoner and officers to the police
station. A short time after arrival
there, the Negro struck at Cornet
again.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23

Trade at OILERS cut-rate hard
ware quality merchandise for less
ST
Yesterdays Shipments - ship
imeuts CT pciishableS from the VAL
] ley yesterday were composed of
T three carloads o. carrots. according
To 3. A. HavI.gan. agricultural
f commissioner.
Service Plumbing Heating - TO
. Broadway. Phone l65. l4ti
Or. Edwin 0. Garter. Dentist. new
location. Sol Main ST. Ott.ee phone
2s5.
Author Visits Valley-H. Bedford
Jones. magazine writer and author
q several mystery books. was reg
5stered yesterday at The Barbara
Worth hotel
Permanent wave. one week s20o.
a1st five customers; three finger
waves free. $50 Adams 23.2
Madame Priser-FTench designer
and dress maker. $50 Com mnercial
St. Phone 1854. Sit
HazIe Leaving - John \. HALE.
former news editor Of The Inpe-
alal Valley Farmer. is leaving Sun
cay . rejoin Mrs. HALE il Grants
Pass. oregon.
Gems of Truth from Balev's
'Festus. The gems are taken from
he wonderful universal poem Of
'Festus. and presented TO the pub
lie IN 4 simple setting by Mary Z.
AIayfield. On sale AZ the Office
Supply Store. Price sI00. 1916
Luncheon At Club - LurSheon .
viii be served Sunday. April % .
at II O'Clock. at the Bar
oara Worth country club. accord
.ng 70 announcement By the COM
nittee il charge
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
St. Paul's Episcopal

Services Sunday a. S. Paul'S
Episcopal church. the Rev. Charles
Bailey vicar VIII be those for the
fourth Sunday after Easter
Holy Eucharist Vii be al a. ~.
and church school. Mrs. q. =. Han
SON superintendent. a. 10 a. n.
Monday april 25. s. MARKS day.
Holy Eucharist viii be celebrated
at $3.50 a. n.
The public is cordially invited 10
attend these services.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-23
ChirOpOdist In
Justice Court

Charles B. Arnold, chiropodist
pleaded not guilty in justice court
this morning to two charges filed
by representatives Of the state med
.cal association.
The first charge concerned use
OF the title doctor without proper
qualifications and the second con-
cerned practice Of his profession
without certain allegedly required
permits.
Arnold posted $500 bail set by
Judge 7. Mayfield. The trial was
set for May %.