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Evening star., 1934-01-21
ALEX. HOWE STONE &C
TEAM RECORDS.
Season Records.
D C. BUTCHER.

High team sets-D. c.. Butcher 1852.
Minte Paint. Lac. Landson Lumber. LBS.
Langdon Lumber. 600 Minte Paint. 6O7.
High individual sets. Fresch Butch
err. 4o3. James tThomson), 4o4. RAIDER
Hish individual .eames-Miciotto Butch
lin GanedonJ. Isl
High total strikes-Gray (Minte PAINT
%. j. Freschi Butcher. % Vitale
(Minte) % Backman tMintel. 90.
High total spares-J- Freschi (Buteher).
100; Kline Butcher; / O3 Harney tsouth-
ernl. 9s. Gray tMintel. q6.
Hish fiat Qame--H Hughes Lee). p6
HiRh aversses--J Freschi (Butcher).
121-26. Miciotto Butcher 1852 L.
Fresch Butcher 113-l1 James (Thom-
SOM. l12-27. Gray (Minte). les. Rhodes
Butcher, 1928.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.
{Carond uo1fN
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
II. Y. p. u.
Season Records

High strikes-H. Lewis tE. Wash. HeightS.
21i Woods sMetE9politan rI II1an No Nc n; 90 No .,
15s; H Hodges (W Wash. No. -, 1856.
High team game-First. 5g7.
High sDareS-H. Lewis (E. Wash. Helghts).
80; w Brown metropolitan No y. 9S.
High set-woods METROPOLITAN No y.
High team sets-First, 1.74o; Metropoh-
tan No. !, 1862. a.
Averages--Woods metropolitan No. y,
1910; Lewis. tE: Wash. Heishtsl, l15.l;
lows 1FlEss 112-ll H.. g1n;ih. gunSh tTNsmpiee}}. Na
1os-i8: wheeier wv. wash No ID 1O7-I3;
No y. 106-l6.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
KfNGPIN LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team eame-Fashion Shop. go.
High team set-Fashion Shop. Las.
Hieh individual set-E. Nash. i3i
High individual game Poulos. l62.
High individual average-E. Nash. 1912.
HiSh individual spares-Chipouros, TO-.
High individual strikes-Dawson. 81
High weekly sets-Mayo. 315; Hokie
Smith 312; Bill Miller 1853; A. King. 1853;
j. Poulos $40,
Evening star., 1934-01-21

- ALT DAVIS, popular young
1 manager of the Rosslyn bowl
Y ing alley, swept to the front
last night in the Virginia
State Sweepstakes, with the rolling at
Alexandria of the second flve-game
Evening star., 1934-01-21
LUTHERAN CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High individual same-s. Solem tAtone-
mentl. 167.
High individual set-Fellinger (st. Mark's).
4O2.
Blues. $40.
High team set-Takoma Blues. 1.710.
High strikes-Miller Trinity; 2S.
High spares-Zaume tSt. Marks, 81.
High fiat game-Dille and Helm. 90.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
GREYHOUND BUS LINES LEAGUE
Weekly Records.

High individual average-FunkhauScr l03.
Hioh individual eame-HauC. lal
High individual set-Funkhauser. 3O9.
Hisn team same-Richmond. 416-
High team Set-1.341-
High strikes-Haug. 3.
High spares-Binder. 5.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
RECREATION.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual eame-Mandley, 100.
High individual set Freschi. 43S.
High team gpme-Bearcats. 664.
High team set-Bearcats. l SAG.
High strikes-Mandley. 43.
High spares-Mandley. $50.
High individual average-Mandley, 1879.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Shots High Game.

CMITH got ofwinging with game
= of 159, which was high for the
evening. and worth SIS if Hokie
doesn't finish in the first five. The
Evening star., 1934-01-21
FAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records.
DAYLIGHT LEAGUE.

High team game-Ninth No. J. GA.
Hish team set-Ninth No. l. 1I3.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Queens Gambit Declined.

1a) After II KtXP Black would nave IN
excellent square for his pieces at o. while
Whites OBJ would be out Of play.
(b) Sacrificing q pawn in order to open
the diagonal of his Oh and further weaken
Blacks king side.
(c) "A surprise, followed by brilliant at
tack Blacks reply was probably best.
Flohr gives analysis showing won eame
in other variations.
I'd Wins the exchange.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
HOK|E SM|THLEADS
CAMPBELL STAKES
Shoots 673 With High Game
of 159-Santini Shines
as PaCini Slips

7 IOK1E SMITH, captain Of
r. the King Pin team, shot
i i 673 at the Columbia last
night to take the lead in
the eighth annual Howard Camp
bell Sweepstakes.
OF field of 10, twelve beat 600. In
second place was Tony Santini, a for
mer Campbell champion, with 668.
Henry Hiser of Bethesda and Hyatts-
vile moved into third place with GAL,
despite weak finish Joe Pricci Of
by seven sticks ana another Hyattsville
entry, Perce Wolfe, was fifth with 633.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
D. c. SHEKELS NOW
CO TO BALTIMORE
Wood Heads Move-NeW
Jobs Will Be Stressed Point.
Honey in Front.
BY ROD THOMAS.

BY kOD lHOMAS.
= EEING a path from the will
derness of depression, Wash
- ington bowling operators
will assemble this week to
determine what may be done
about repeating the Sunday clos
ing statute.
With J. w. Wood, general man
ager of the Lucky Strike and
King Pin and president of the
Metropolitan Bowling Alley Oper-
atorS' Association, in a leading
role, the problem will be tackled
from all viewpoints.
The Sunday ban was imposed on
bowling establishments in the 1905, in
law that shut bar rooms on the Sab
bath, its primary purpose. Through
all the years of prohibition, while other
amusements flourished on Sunday. the
bowling plants remained closed. Bowl
ing alleys, at the time the statute was
effected. were adJuncts of saloons. but
ceased to be long before prohibition.
Baltimore Collects.
ONCE Maryland blue laws were re-
- pealed, Washington boWlerS have
journeyed to Baltimore in everln-
creasing numbers for special Sunday
matches and spent money that ordi-
narily would find its way into D. c.
Golfers
Before the depression, Wood made a
test case of the bar-room law by keep
ing the King Pin, at Eighth and e
streets northwest, open on Sunday. 1t
was several weeks before he was forced
to give it up.
His intake was larger on the Sabbath
than any other day.
The alley men believe they could toss
away the red ink bottle if Sunday bowl
ing were permitted. Few if any Of the
establishments at present are doing
much better than breaking even, and
present profits, what little there are,
will be as nothing to tide the business
through the long Summer pull.
Opportunities for employment will be
q selling point when Wood and his
hencE,nen present their argument.
4 DHERENTS of bowling form who
~ marveled over the triumph of
right-foot- bowling Whip Litch-
field, IN the Campbell Sweepstakes last
year, were taken aback anew recently
when George Honey, with the same un-
orthodox delivery, moved to the front
In the District League.
Honey, who bowls with Northeast
Temple, shot below his standard for
the season when he dropped only 367
sticks against Arcadia, but member
1f "a
city's strongest league. Paul Harrison,
slipped even worse. When Scorer Ben
McAlwee checked up he found Honey,
not a little to Bens surprise, on top,
with an average of 1851 for As games
against HarrisonS 1880 for 42 strings.
The Temple bowler had received little
attention.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
SANICO.

Season Records.
High team same-Jumbo Bread. sos.
Sanico Doughnuts. 603.
HiRh team set-Jumbo Bread, 1,700.
Sanico Cakes. 1899.
High individual average Bradford,
1853 w. Gratrill. Hill.
High individual game-A. Reed, 1865. p.
Douglas, 159.
High individual set-Bradford. 396. p.
DOUGLAS. 395
Evening star., 1934-01-21
AGRIcULrURE INrERBUREAU.
season hecOr0s.

High team sets-Economics. LOG; Ac-
counts 1.703: Plant Industry: 500.
High team NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 616;
Public Roads. 500 Accounts. SOL.
High individual sets-Dixon. 421; Nc
Causland. 4O4: German. 392.
High individual games-McCausland. 15S:
Dixon, l51; Whelan. 156.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
DISTRICT.
Standing Of Teams

High team game-Occidentals 5S4. High
team set-Lucky Strike, 1887. High indi-
vidual game-Paul Harrison. 17S. High in
dividua1 set-Joe Harrison. 448. High in
dividual averase-George Honey. 1851.
Evening star., 1934-01-21

Season Records.
High individual average-Watson (Peo-
Piles Drug Stores3. 1851.
High individual games-Kilby Evening
Starr. 154; Bachman tHopwood's Furni-
ture) 1874.
Drug Stores} 800.
High team eame-Continental Baking Co..
623.
High team set-Carry Ice Cream. Co..
High game for the week-Bachman (1opS
woods Furniture), 154.
Evening star., 1934-01-21

THE District of Columbia Chess
League, at its adjourned meet
ing at the Capital City Chess
Evening star., 1934-01-21
TAKOMA CHURCH.
Season Records.

season RECORDS.
High individual game-Rittenhouse pres
byterian, No. -. l6S.
Hieh Individual set-Rittenhouse pres
byterian. No p. All.
High team game-Baptist-C Christian. sol.
High team set-Ba ptist Christian. 1853.
High strikes-Shade tTdinity). %.
High spales-Goode tBaptistChristian).
High average-Goode Baptist Christian.
Evening star., 1934-01-21

COMMERCIAL.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
A. AND p.
MEN.
WASHINGTON LADIES,
Season Records.

High team game-Beeuues. sos
High team set-Coumbians $40.
High individual sames-Evelyn Ream and
Lucille Young. l52
High individual set-Evelyn Ream, 412.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-17
Knapp Shoes are Good Shoes
FIRSr-LAST-AND ALWAYS

IT is our policy to maintain our high
standards of quality under any and
all conc itions. We do NOT propose
to lower our quality ia order TO meet
the low priced competition of the So
called depression shoes now being
retaled in many stores. Knapp Shoes
must maintain their reputation for style
quality comfort-and service, and
will be sold al the lowest possible prices
consistent with such qualify.
Stop in at Anduze's Barber Shop
around 8 10 O'Clock daily and see
actual amples and amazing prices to
suit your p ckets.
v. C. Kissing
Christiansted, vi. U.S.A,
Local preventative
Knapp Bros. Shoes. Boston. Mass.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-17
Job Printing
DONE HERE

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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-17
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Now, in a new-type dentifrics
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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-17

NOV science restores dull teeth
IN to dazzling wilderness.
/ It's been found that dingy teeth
come from film that forms on
sAeth. A stubborn film ordinary den
4ifrices do not successfully remove.
CHATS why brushing fails you.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10
ADVICE GIVEN ON LATE
VEGETABLES BY EXPERT
Crops Sown Last of Summer Show
Fine Yield.

Late vegetables may be planted
as late as Sept. l, H. E. Young, di-
rector of gardens and conservation
Of the Governors commission on
unemployment relief, has advised
relief gardeners.
Late summer grown vegetables
often will yield larger and better
crops than those sown in the
spring" Mr. Young says. Plant
ing dates should be extended, to
provide for a continuous succession
Of crops"
Beets, bush beans, cabbage, car
rots and cucumbers may be planted
until July Is; endiye and kale up
to Aug. l; peas from Aug. 10 to IS;
rutabaga from July Is to Aug. Is;
summer radishes from Aug. l to
Sept. l; spinach and turnips from
July IS to Sept. /, and winter rad
ishes from July Is to Aug. IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10
LOUISIANA MOB
LYNCHES NEGRO
IN ATTACK CASE
5000 Batter Jail Doors,
Hang Young Suspect
as Officials Look On.
ByUniicd Press

By United Press
BASTROP, La, July 10-The
body of a lynched Negro was cut
down from an oak tree in the pub
lie square today. Sheriff j. F. Car
penter said he recognized no men,
Der of the mob which stormed par
ish prison last night. District At
torney F. w. Hawthorne, who told
the mob he sympathized with its
attitude, would not say what action
he planned
The Negro. Andrew McCloud. 26,
was suspected of an attempt to at
tack white girl Saturday. The
mob began forming at nightfall last
night and within a few hours num-
bered 5000. 1t tore down tele-
phone pole and used it to batter
locks from four doors.
Limp from a beating and blood
gushing from knife wound in his
neck, McCloud was dragged out
with a moose already around his
neck. He was lifted to the top of
ar automobile, the free end of the
rope tied to a limb, and the car
driven from under him.
Jail Not Guarded
The jail was not guarded, as the
parish does not maintain a night
attendant. Three other Negroes
imprisoned with McCloud were so
badly frightened that one shouted:
Batter down the side of the
building and We'll throw him out
to you"
The mob Immediately went into
action. While it was using the tele-
phone as a ram, District Attorney
Hawthorne arrived and made a
speech.
L sympathize with your attitude,
but I'm afraid you'll get into
trouble" he said.
IF you sympathize with us" one
of the leaders shouted, why don't
you take off that straw hat and
take a-hold Of this telephone pole?"
Confessed, Officers Claim
Sheriff Carpenter and two depu-
ties arrived and tried to dissuade
the mob with no success.
McCloud was arrested Sunday,
some hours after a white girl re-
ported an attempted attack twenty
five miles away Saturday night. She
and her escort were returning to
Bastrop from dance when their
car ran into a ditch. She started
afoot to a filling station. A Negro
stepped out of the night and started
to drag her into the woods. Before
he could get her off the road car
approached, frightening him away.
McCloud was said by authorities
to have confessed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10
CHURCH TO CELEBRATE
Pushmobile Races Feature of Com
munity Outing Thursday.

Members Of the congregation Of
the First United Brethren church,
Walnut street and Park avenue, will
hold a community celebration on
Thursday and Friday.
The event will be featured by
pushmobile races, music, pie-eat-
ing contest, a doll buggy parade and
a Tom Thumb wedding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10
PAINTING OF CIRCLE Is
GIVEN COLUMBIA CLUB
Picture Depicts Strange Traffic
Conditions of 1917.

A painting of the Monument
Circle of 1917 was presented to the
Columbia Club yesterday by Miss
Anna Belle Robinson, Miss jose
phine Robinson and Miss Mary
Yandes Robinson.
The picture, the work Of Rena
Tucker Kehlmann, depicts strange
traffic conditions on the city's CEN
ira spot. Cars are parked on both
sides Of the Circle and there seemed
to be plenty of vacant spaces.
The gift was made in memory Of
George B. Yandes, charter member
of the Columbia Club and promi-
nent in its early affairs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10
WOMEN PLAN FESTIVAL
Presbyterian Church Federation to
Hold Outing Tomorrow.

Women's Federation Of Suther-
land Presbyterian church will hold
a summer festival in the park
across from the church, at Twenty
eighth street and Guilford avenue,
tomorrow. Supper will be served at
5, with games and contests and a
short play in the basement Of the
church following.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10
State Librarian Honored

Louis J. Bailey, state librarian,
has been named on the council Of
the American Library Association.
He has returned from Montreal,
Canada, where the annual conven-
ton Of the association was held.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-10
indianapolis Tomorrow

K.wanis Club, luncheon, Column
bia Club.
Twelfth District Legion, lunch
con. Board of Trade.
Lions Club, luncheon, Washing
ton.
Purdue Alumni Association, lunch
con, SEVERN.
Mutual Insurance Association.
luncheon, Columbia Club.
Associated Employers, dinner,
Washington
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

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Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Ser g6at Der r9utine" ion
gebOben werOen.

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ternimmt lett nit ben Mitteln Der
neuelten 8ergungste1nif ben Ser
JUDI, Die S1dse oes i'm Sabre 1899
bel einem Stirm an Ser bondnoi-
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geben miro, bon England mad @am-
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grfoIg. Nur bic GIode Ser .2utine"
plroe g~eborgen un0 i'm Sabre 1859
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Oas aus Dem engliiden S9iff1brts-
Deien nidt mebr tpeeauoenfen lit.
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treibt nun Die 8ersun9sarbeiten nit
Saugpumpen: oenn Oas @rad rubt
inter elmer groBen Sanoihidt. Sect
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aus benz Sabre 1890, cine &iipfer.
miin5e rufiii4er Serfunft altg Dem.
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an5abI bon NageIn unO 6Iinten-
fageln iin0 Die eriten beideioenen
5riidte Der bisber ongeItelten Se-
bungsberluhe.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

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treiben es bod ale iungen 2eute 10.
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cuntlen S0bren f4arf abbob. Sn ber
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rotber 5euertrdn8, Der leBte Bid bel
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Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
9te Sirre in her Sibel.

Sn ser SabeI bon ben erIten
MqnIden Dirft Sic GhIange ent.
Idei0en0 nit, uno oie munOeriame
@ei6idte BON Ser MrAe Nodbs ber-
eint iGon ale @eih0pfe @otteS, in
0enen mir Die Irobnen Der Sierpelt
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fhen @efdiften bertpoben lit un6
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fnnOniiden 8iidern ~aueroings inert.
miiroigerrpeiie ME erp6bnt, obrpobl
0iele Siere perebrt. lorgfdltie ee.
pflegt unO in Megppten nab ibrem
SOB iogor einboIiamiert unO feier-
lid beigeieBt wurOen. 20tpen oage-
gen, Die es diigenideinli1 in Bnld-
Itina in btbliider 3eit iebr 8nblreih
gob, fomnien bdufig, Dor alien i'll
ben Biihern Der Yropbeten Dor.
Seiefiel idilOert meiiterboft Die @e-
pobnbeiten ser 20pen unO Die Mrt,
iie in elmer @rube al fangen. Iuer-
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lin~gsbergniigen Ser friegeriiAen
MIiDrer, mie lire Denfm1ler 3etgen.
Ser Gbita, cine Mrt sur Sago Orei-
lierter 2eopar0, tpirO in Ben 56rif-
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Ser @olf nimmt in Der Seiligen
Sdrift einen groBen Raum elm;
man ipriht bon ibm gemObnlib ols
einem Symbol fir unebrli9e 2eute.
fir 8eoriider un0 @rpreIier. 9ieies
Gier mar aud Oas SDmbol oes
Stommes Benjamin. Barren per0en
mebrere Mfale erp1bnt; 10 bat Der
&llabe 9oOio einen Bar getOtet, Der
elm 2omm ieiner SCRIBE forttrng.
8nei 8Gren DerihInngen Sic Sim
Der, 0ie gum Yropbeten gliia lag
ten: D&oblfopf, fomme berouf!"
4ie aiiatii6e 8iege miro in Der
8ibel bdufig genonnt, ober Oas
8ort lit Deridieoentlid fdlid iiber-
Iest moroetl. 90 ipri9t Die engliide
geriion bon elmer w@emie~, uno Die
bonn @riediideu nbgeleitete lle6er-
iebung iogdr DON elmer n@iraffe".
8feroe tpurOen bon Ben Siraeliten
ielber ni6t gebraudt, Die in Der
gibel ~ertpdbnten linO arabilde nno
perIii9e 8feroe. Maultiere bielten
iie crit 1000 Sabre b. Chr, 90 es
nod Dem 2eoitieuS oerboten War,
&ierarten 81 freuden.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
Der e @IafstIanot.

Aoloenbe neutrality-suspicious. ersdblt
Elm pariIer Glntt: Infer SO. Snfantes
riesHegiment betom iiingft einen neuen
Retruten, 6errn Tran5 @iron. Sin
fonberbarer Menf9. biefer 6ran3 @i-
ron: man bate INN in Der Ruierne
taum elm 8ett ongepieien, als er fi9
aud I4on niebsrlsgte unb in einen
bleisrnen S9laf perfieI. Am fOlgens
ben Moreen mar er ni9t gu erpeden.
Die llntsroffi3iere riittelten unb f4iitz
telten ibn, UNI Jpn ipieber uuf bic
8eine 5u bringen. aber es pOllte ibnen
ni9t gelingen. @irDn Ieiftete rpaTiDe
Mefftena" unb f9nar9te rubig peiter.
90 i6lief er "a @tunOsn bintsreinun=
Der. Der Rsgimentsarot beobd4tete
i'm lGngere 3eit unb t~onftatirte f9lieBz
li9 G9laffranfbeit. Gr po[lte gez
robe beantragsr. baB Der mertpiirbise
Soldier entlaFen tperben FO1e. uls er
3ufdaig sinen 8rief fanb, in peIdem
@iron Tolgenbes eefdriebeu battle,
.2iebe Gltern, dlIes gebt gut. Der
DottOr lit Elm Minbpieb unb bat ni9ts
gemertt; i'd perbc tpobl baIb mad
6auIe 5uriidtebren go" SEPT ~mertte"
Der Doctor bod unb f&idte girpn in
ben Mrreit.