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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
SPEAKEASIES
FLIMFLAM PATRONS

youngstown, Ohio,- Behind the
barred doors of most Of this city's
~speakeasies are secrets that even the
regular customers don't know, &C
cording to Chief of Police Claren-
&c Coppersmith.
Pointing to a bottle taken re-
Gently in a raid, Coppersmith said:
"Its nothing but near beer. The
chemist found that it contained
fourtenths of one per cent. of al
cohol."
But the customer still tells the
doorkeeper that *'Joe sent me-
for the privilege of buying this,
Coppersmith said.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04

were spread on the garden when
carried out. Thoroughly seasoned
wood only was used, which praac-
tice no doubt was largely respon-
sible for the almost total lack of
formation of creosote in flues.
Practically no shaking of the CRATE
was done.
The use of wood and coal toge-
Their has been tried with fairly good
success. The most convenient
combination of this sort was found
to be the use of wood during the
day and wood and coal during the
night. Although in a Raleigh
home last spring a wood fire was
carried through a 36-hour period
without attention or additional
fuel. 1t has also been found that
in burning wood in a furnace with
a coal crate that the use of coal
occasionally helps maintain a bed
of ashes to cover the crate.
1t is granted that a wood fire
in the furnace requires a little
more attention than one using 9th
er fuels but the use of good-sized
of seasoned hardwood and
proper handling of CRATES and
drafts goes far in eliminating this
But for those who are
ambitious to cut the family ex-
penses the extra amount of at
tention required is a good invest
ment.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
QUICKER, BETTER
RELIEF from use of
Black Drauqht

II have taken Black-Draught, off
and on when needed, for twenty
five years, for it is easy to take"
writes Mr.. George T. Wharton, of
Petersburg, Va. II take it for con-
stipation and when I have that
dull, tired feeling. I take it for
colds and other complaints where
a good laxative is needed, and I
believe it gives me quicker and
better relief than any other medi-
cine I know. 1t certainly has
been a help to me-"
P. S.-N you haze CHILDREN, gtve
them the new, pleosomt-tosttmg
SYRUP Of Thedtoyd's Blaok-Draught.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
FAT SAVES HER LIFE

Chicago.-Some women may
want to be thin, but right now
Mrs. Bertha Meyer, who became
dizzy and fell in Lake Michigan,
is glad she isn't. She remained a.
float until rescued by two men.
Mrs. Meyers size was held respon-
sible for her floating. She weighs
200 pounds,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
SNAKE KILLS 100

Bombay, India.-A snake Ieaped
from a tree to a ferryboat near
Kolhapur, causing the passengers
to rush to one side of the boat,
which turned over and drowned
approximately 100. The accident
occurred on a flooded river, which
raised the water level to a. point
near the tree.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
Should Advertise Wood As Efficient Fuel
DIVORCES EASY AND CHEAP

DIVORCES EASY AND CHEAP
Mexico City.-Quick, cheap and
easy divorce became possible today
under a new federal code which
went into effect in Lower Califor-
mia and the Mexican federal dis
trict embracing Mexico City.
Under the code divorce is granted
in Is days by mutual consent of
the petitioning couple.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
VINE ARE
SEEKING MARKET HERE

M~adrid.-Deputies from the
Spanish wine regions adopted a re-
solution urging the Ministers of
State and Agriculture Ito initiate
negotiations in the United States
to popularize Spanish wines in
view of the possible repeal of pro-
hibition.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
TIME
COUNTS
when you're in PAIN!

Insist on genuine Bayer Aspirin;
not only for its safety. but its speed.
Take a tablet of Bayer Aspirin
and some other tablet, and drop
them in water. Then watch the
Bayer tablet dissolve rapidly and
completely. See how long it takes to
melt down the other.
That's an easy way to test the
value Of bargain" preparations. It's
a far better way than testing them
in your stomach
Bayer Aspirin offers safe and
speedy relief Of headaches, colds,
a sore throat, neuralgia, neuritis,
lumbago, rheumatism, or periodic
pain. 1t contains no coarse. irritating
particles or impurities.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04
BRITISH COTTON
INDUSTRY BOOMS

Manchester, Eng.,-The British
cotton industry momentarily is
enjoying good times as a result of
a torrent Of orders released by the
recent settlement of the weavers
strike and of the forced flood of
yarn troubles will put a stop to
spinning.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-11-04

Veteran wheelmen held a reunion
in Pennsylvania and John A. Wells
of Bryn Athen was there with the
wheel on which he won the worlds
hill-climbing championship in 1885.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
IN CHESS CIRCLES
BY FRANK B. WALKER.

University, New Bedford, Providence
Chess Club, Providence Y. M c. A.
Woonsocket Chess Club and Hospital
Trust Club are members. In the first
round New Bedford defeated Provi-
dence Y. M. C.. A, to /, and Provi-
dence defeated Harvard, Az to 212.
Martin Stark of this city, playing for
Harvard, won his game from Goldstein.
In the Metropolitan Chess League of
Boston, the Independent chess team
won first place with the unusual score
of 10 wins, 2 draws and no losses.
A movement is said to be on foot to
bring together DR.. Alekhine, world
champion, and Capablanca, former
champion, in tournament at zlin,
Czechoslovakia, this Summer Salo
Flohr is said to be back of the plan and
there are 10 be 20 to "a contestants,
and the arrangements will be similar to
those which prevailed at the great
tournament at Carlsbad in 1929
Knapp won from Drysdale in the
championship tournament by the Cap
ital City Chess Club. This puts Hickam
in undisputed possession of second
place, with the score of So. Drysdale's
score is 3-3, with one game TO be COM
pleted.
End-game position No. 90. Black ap-
pears to have mating position. Yet
White mates in seven moves. How did
he do it? White-K on KKt, @ on QR5,
Rs on KR7 and OF, KITS on KKt7 and
OBS, PS on KKt2, and KB5-8 pieces.
Black-K on QKt, @ on K7, Rs on OBJ
and QKt7, B on ORB and KKt4, Kt on
KKt, PS on KB3, K4, Q4, QB3, QKt2,
QR2-13 pieces.
Score of the game between ]. w. BY
Ter and w. S. Sullivan in the District
Title Tournament
Evening star., 1932-04-02
BORROW A. u. FIELD
FOR FAIRFAX MEET
County High School Events for
Boys and Girls Will Be
Staged on May 21.

FAIRFAX, Va, April 2.-Fairfax
County High School Athletic Associa-
ton at meeting at Falls Church de-
clded to hold the annual field day for
nigh schools pupils Saturday, May 81.
The meet will be held at American
University, Massachusetts, and Nebraska
avenues, in Washington, instead of on
the Fairfax County Fair Grounds, as
has been customary. Rules Of the con-
tests, referees and other details will be
decided at a meeting to be held at
Falls Church on call of President c. P.
Scott
The events will be: 1O0-yard dash for
boys; l00-yard dash for girls 50-yard
dash for junior boys (under los
pounds; base ball throw for girls; high
Jump for boys; 440-yard dash for boys;
7I5-yard dash for Junior boys; 50-yard
cash for girls; pole vault for boys;
basket ball throw for girls; 880-yard
run for boys; discus throw; broad jump
Tor boys; 220-yard dash for boys; high
Jump for girls; 220-yard relay for junior
boys; broad jump for boys 220-yard re-
lay for girls; shot put for boys; 880-yard
relay for boys; broad jump for Junior
boys; high jump for Junior boys; base
ball target throw for girls, and shuttle
relay for girls.
Evening star., 1932-04-02

TINE second round in the District
title tournament, sponsored by
the District of Columbia Chess
League brought together Often
and Sullivan, who finished one-two in
the recent general tournament of the
Capital City Chess Club. Often won
out and took undisputed possession of
first place. Byler and Knapp played a
drawn battle. Walker was paired with
Bishop, who has withdrawn. Bishops
place has been taken by V. Sournin,
who, in the early years of this century
won the District championship from F.
B. Walker in long draWn-out battle.
He left the District and relinquished
the title. He will add considerable in
terest to the contest. Present scores:
a G gstfn ..,a. y /. s.},:. gylsz VI Z /:
Isaac Kashdan, the young master, is
planning a tour Of the country, starting
about May l and winding up in
Southern California. He has accepted
an invitation to play in the masters
tournament at the Los Angeles chess
congress of 1892, which the players OF
California are sponsoring. The tourna
ment is to be held August Is to 20, fol-
lowing the Olympic games the program
of which ends August IA. 1t is expected
that 10 masters Will take part. 1t is
also planned to have contests between
American teams of four each.
Sidney Sharp of Philadelphia defeat
ed H. V. Hesse of Bethlehem for the
second time in the tourney and won the
Pennsylvania State championship.
In the match for the championship
of Wisconsin Harold Knudson defeated
Reel 5 x to 3l2 and retained the title.
Samuel Factor recently won the Hi
nois State championship in tourna-
ment held at Chicago.
At the end of seven rounds in the
tournament of the Metropolitan Chess
League, New York City. the Marshall
and Manhattan Chess Club are tied for
first place, each having won seven
straight victories. Four more rounds
are to be played and in the final round
the two leaders will meet.
The Southern New England Chess
Association has been formed. Brown
Evening star., 1932-04-02
Golf Analyzed
BY JOE GLASS.

"FIuffing" the ball in a bunker
that is, getting it nowhere because
of a poorly executed stroke-ls one
of the commonest of the misfortunes
that we all suffer. Probably it is
mostly due to the desire to look up,
but even when this is restrained it
will take place.
"Flufflng" generally accompanies
attempts to chip out of shallow
bunkers. when there is apparently
no good reason why the shot should
fail.
Several remedies have been pro-
posed for it. Sir Ernest Holderness,
twice British amateur champion,
and a fine bunker player, suggests
two or three cures. One is to brace
the muscles of the stomach on ad-
Evening star., 1932-04-02
cad Woonont Golfers Round Cutters NovehyorD Rollers
Must Obey Rules
On Maryland Mat

BY the Associated Press
baltimore, April 2-One wres-
- tier was disqualified in the
main bout, a second was elected
from the dressing rooms by a police
man. on the order of the Boxing
Commission, and the promoter
warned his license would be revoked
If his shows did not improve, at a
wrestling show here last night.
Freddie Myers, said to be a Chi
cago dentist, was ordered from the
ring by Bob Sindall, chairman of the
Boxing Commission, after he had re-
fused to obey the referees instruc-
tlons. He was suspended Indefinite
ly. He had been matched with Billy
Bartush
Bill Martin, appearing in the sec
ond bout, also refused to obey in
structions and was ordered elected
from the building. Martin was
matched with Marin Plestina.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
FORMER CHAMPIONS
TAKE A. B. C. DRIVES
Many Among Representatives of
81 Cities Scheduled for
Bowling Tonight.
DETROIT, April 2 ga whole

DETROIT, April (P-A whole
IL flock of former champions will at
tempt to help history repeat itself
on the drives of the American Bowling
Congress tournament here tonight.
Probably the most prominent are
Otto Stein, jr., of st. Louis. who won
the all-eventS in 1929, and Hank Ma
rino Milwaukee. one of the outstanding
contenderS for the match game title
Tonights card is strictly national
with 81 cities representing eight States
and Canada sending their crack line
ups into action.
The team leaders held their places
against the assault of high class quin-
tets from Buffalo and Cleveland last
night. The Gerry Provision five OF
Buffalo headed the nights scoring with
1927 series on scores of BAL, 975 and
1,011.
The day shifts shuffled the standings
however. J. Bruno and B. Prediger. a
Portsmouth, Ohio combination, bowled
into third place in the doubles with
1905 total, the third 1900 series of
the tournament. Harvey Bailey and
Louie Benin of Wyandotte, Mich, took
fourth place with 1925.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
P0JELL0 PUPIL ON MAT
Winters to Show at Boiling Field
Monday Against Siejack.

A pupil of canny Karl Pojello and
one of the best of wrestling's juveniles
today, blond and boyish Danny Winters
again will bid for favor here Monday
night when the Boiling Field Athletic
Association puts on another of its
weekly shows.
Sailor Siejack, aggressive Baltimore
can, will oppose him.
Winters, only 81, has copied closely
the tricks shown him by his teacher,
Pojello.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
SEE SUSPENSION STANDS

CHICAGO, April tP).-Leon See,
made good check for 81 400, but was
st!l under suspen ion by the National
Boxing ASSoclG ton.
Sec WIS su-pecded last week when
-i,o check, given in payment CT a fine
imposed BY the Italian Boxing Fedsr-
7tion, came back marked insufficient
funds.
Gen. John " Clinnin, president of
the N. B. A, decided to continue the
suspension, which does not affect
Camera, indefinitely.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
SWIM MARK CLAIMED
World Record Seen in Minnesota
High School Girls Time.

VIRGINIA, Mimi, April lPJ.-
What meet officials claimed as world
amateur record for high school girl
swimmers was set in the l00-yard
breast stroke event IN the preliminari-s
of the State meet.
Annie Govednick of Chisholm swan
the distance in ! minute Is seconds.
The Amateur Athletic Union record for
the distance is 1892 and the Mime
sofa State record is 1:245.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
NEAR-D. C. TITLE BOUT
Braunstein-Bow Boxing Match
Victor May Claim Laurels.

When Sammy Braunstein and Ray
Bowen square off Tuesday night at
Portners Arena in the six-round semi
wind-up to the Reds Barry Marty Gal
lagher wind-up, the championship Of
the District will be at stake
These boys will be scrambling for the
mythical title formerly held by Harry
kid Groves. Since Braunstein holds
knockout over Groves he claims the
right to the houorS
Evening star., 1932-04-02
NEW PILOT FOR GOPHERS
Mccormick Is Selected to Succeed
Crisler as Sports Head.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 2 C4).-Ap-
polntment of Frank Mccormick as ath-
letlc director ct Minnesota. succeeding
H Q. Crisler, has been announced by
PRESIDENT Lotus D. Coffman.
Mccormick has been varsity base ball
coach and a member Of the foot ball
staff at Minnesota.
Mccormick, who came to Minnesota
two years ago, formerly was head foot
oau coach at South Dakota.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
D. C. GIRL is AMBITIOUS
onalene Lawrence, District Diver
Is Seeking Olympic Berth.

Onalene Lawrence, crack District
diver, is pointing for the Olympic trials
TO be held in July in New York. She
arrived at her home, at Bethesda, Nd,
yesterday after spending the Winter in
Florida
She is resting just now, having pulled
a ligament in practice a few weeks ago,
but hopes soon to resume training
Evening star., 1932-04-02
PC. A. Title Play
I'm Public Course

ST. PAUL, April 2 t4D.-The Ma
tional Professional Golfers ASsocia-
tion will determine its 1882 cham
pion at Keller, Ramsey County fee
course, either August 29-September
or September $40.
Announcement that the P. G. A.
play, for the first time. would be
over e public course was made by
the st. Paul Junior Association Of
Commerce.
At the same time that organiza-
ton decided the tournament would
be substituted for the annual st.
Paul $4,000 open.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
TRIO OF PIN TEAMS I
IN HOT LEAGUE RACE
Engineer Reproduction Plant Loop
Topped by Pressmen-Dykes
Is Average Leader.

Three of the four teams in the
immature Engineer Reproduction Plant
DucKpln League are staging a snappy
pattIe for the championship.
PreSSmen are leading Lithographers
and photographers by one game.
dykes IS the standout individual with
MS 1929 average for Sc games.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
NORTHEAST ROLLERS
IN CLOSE STRUGGLE
Pantos, With 115 Average, Is High
Nm, With Lovett and Tai
bert Point Shy.

PantoS, Lovett and Talbert. the first
two members Of the Artie Bells and the
latter of A. c. Thours, are putting on
great race for high-average honors in
the Northeast Temple Duckpin League.
PantoS, who has 1857, is in the lead,
with Lovett second with 1886. Tai
bert has 114-24.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
K. OF C. RUN TOMORROW
15-Mile Test Will Be Held Over
Mount Vernon Highway,

Another of the series of weekly dis
tance runs being conducted by D. C.
Knights of Columbus will be held to-
morrow morning over the new Mount
Vernon Highway.
1t will be a 15-mile test, starting at
IL: 80 o'clock at K. C. Hall.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
NEW WORKERS SET
TWO TANK MARKS
Crowd Los Angeles for Team
HonorS in A. A. u. Title
Meet-SpenCe Star.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
N yEW HAVEN, Conn, April O.
n The New York Athletic Club
closely pressed the Los Angeles
A. c. today for unofficial team
honors in the National Senior A. A. U.
swimming championships as a result Of
record breaking victories in the 400
yard relay and the 22O-yard breast
stroke.
Two successful assaults made on it
IN the Yale pool yesterday by the New
YORK quartet of Johnny Rowland,
George Fissler, George Kojac and Wal
ter Spence lowered the world relay
mark to 3 minutes Al As seconds.
Another New York A. c. swimmer,
Leonard Spence, I9-year-old Rutgers
Prep School boy, shaved three-flfthS of
a second of the world record to set
new time of 2 minutes A seconds in
the 220-yard breast stroke.
THE New York relay team clipped
L one-fifth of a second off the old
world mark Of minutes 50 2-5 sec
ends IN the preliminaries II returned to
the pool a few hours later to defend
successfully its title with an even more
brllllant performance that sliced an adj
dltlonal two-fifths of a second of the
old mark also held by it.
Leonard Spence, whose brother swan
on the winning relay team, was the de-
tending champion in the 220-yard
breast stroke and also the holder of the
old record.
Maiola Kalili gave the Los Angeles
A. c. its fifth Championship of the
four-day meet by winning the 22O-yard
free-Style. BY virtue of an earlier VIC
tory in the l00-yard free-style the Ha-
waiian became a double title winner
with his teammate, Clarence (Buster)
Crabbe, 1,5O0-meter free-style and 300
yard medley champion.
CWIMMERS of the New York Club
~ thus far have annexed three
crowns.
Preliminaries and finals in the 500
yard free style, high-board dive and the
3OO-yard medley relay were on todayS
concluding program.
winners of championships during the
first three days follow
500-meter-Clarence fRuster) Crabbe los
i5o-yaFd back stroke-George Koiac, New
geleS A. C.
22oo-yard medley -Crabbe..
geles A G. "
22o-yard free style-Maiola Kalh, Los An
\, 22O,,yard breast stroke-'Leonard Spence,
New York A. c.
49o,yaTd relay-'New York A. C.
RETAINED title
New records established
l,5oO-meter-New American record Of 10
minutes ASS seconds by Crabbe Old rec
ORG. 20 minutes 6i5 seconds (Crabbep.
IoO-yard back stroke-New world record of
minute 3725 seconds by KoJac. Old rec
ord minute 38 seconds tKojacJ
Soo-yard medley-New world record of
minutes 362s seconds by Crabbe Old rec
old, minutes 36f5 seconds (John Schmieler,
University of Michigan.
zZO-yard breast stroke-New world record
OF 2 minutes a. seconds by Spence Old rec
ORG; minutes 44a5 seconds Spence
4OO-yard relay-New world record of
minutes 3l45 seconds by New YORK A G
y, pa record, 3 minutes 325 seconds (made
by same team today
Evening star., 1932-04-02
WATSON, TH0RNBERG
PECK DUCKPIN RIVALS
Each Leads a Section in North of
Washington League-118 Is
49,. High Average.
WALSON, Thornberg and Peck are

WALSON, Thornberg and Peck are
Wv leading the three sections of the
North of Washington Duckpin
League in high individual average.
Watson, IN section /, has a pace of
ll8-5 for 70 games. Two others. VOL
stenholme and Anderson, are higher, but
have not rolled enough games to qualify
for leadership.
Thonberg, in section 2, has 1929 for
48 games. while Peck is topping section
3 with 110-5 pace. Fillius and Millinix
have higher PAGES, but have rolled much
fewer games.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
TEAM STANDING.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Shops. GIT.
High team set-Shops. 1892.
Total pins-Shops, 1856.
High individual average-Bryan (Shops),
I'LL.
High individual game-Brudin (woodchop-
perSl, 1853.
and House &C. T Coz 384 each.
High strikes-Bryan (Shopsl, 40.
High spares-Roudabush (Shops), 169.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
TO CLOSE TANK SEASON
Ambassador Swimmers TO Enter
tain Baltimore "Y" Tuesday.

Ambassador Swimming Club, Dis
trict A. A. U. team champion, will close
its season against the Baltimore Y. M.
c. A. mermen Tuesday night at 9
O'Clock in the Ambassador Hotel pool.
Max Rote, John Broaddus, Constan-
clio Alvarado and Vince Gomez are
among Ambassadors best bet.
The Baltimoreans will bring a team
composed entirely of South Atlantic A.
A. .. champs, present or former.
There will be no admission charge.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
TERMINAL B0WLERS
IN TIGHT FLAG RACE
Shops, Station Deadlocked for Lead
With Woodchoppers and Jer-
sey Yard Close.
ONE of the closest bowling pennant

ONE of the closest bowling pennant
~ races in the city is being waged
in the Railroad Y. M. C. A.
League.
-Four teams, Shops, Station, Wood
choppers and Jersey Yard, are in the
running. Shops and Station are dead
locked with 48 wins and 81 losses apiece,
while IL games back are the Wood
choppers. Jersey Yard is two games
behind the Woodchoppers.
Bryan of Shops is the individual
standout with his 11111 average. Sid
Lawhorn of c. T. Co. is second with
1924
Shops holds the high team game and
set and a sizable margin in total pins.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
SOCCER TEAMS TO PLAY,

Concord and Columbia Heights soccer
teams will meet tomorrow afternoon. at
2:30 o'clock on the Monument Grounds
in the final and deciding game in the
cup tie competition
Evening star., 1932-04-02

dressing the ball to prevent the body
swaying forward on the left foot too
soon. Another is to keep the eyes
focused on the sand in front of the
ball. A third is to swing the club
head out and away from the body
on hitting the ball. This will bring
it up more steeply than if it is
taken in toward the body.
Have you used up two or three
strokes getting out OF a sand trap?
Joe Glass leafet THE Explosion
Shot" will aid you in cutting down
your score. Write for 1t in care of
The Star and inclose stamped,
addressed envelope.
(Copyright, 1932)
Evening star., 1932-04-02
Season Records.

High individual averaRe-Dykes. 1l029.
Hlgh individual Game-Harbln, $50.
High individual set-Dykes, 383
High number Spares-Dykes, I73
High number stTikes-FTey, 80.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
GAME IS RESCHEDULED.

Maryland will visit Virginia next
Wednesday for the base bali game that
was prevented at Charlottesville last
Thursday by rain.
Evening star., 1932-04-02
Season PerordS.

Hish average. Pa..cs. 1887.
High spa LIZ G.. 90
High ssrike@-W Cs.l f8.
Heb se.-Scc3 81. zl1.