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THE BEE, DANVILLE, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1931 LOUGHRAN AND GRIFFITHS TO MEET TONIGHT Winner of Chicago Bout Assured of Match With Jack Sharkey By CHARLES DUNKLEY CHICAGO, March match with Jack Sharkey assured the winper, Tommy Loughran, master man from Philadelphia, will engage the rough Gerald Ambrose Griffiths of Sioux City, In a ten round batthe at the Chicago stadium tonight. is one of the heavyweight attractions of the Indoor season, but despite its importance, there has been no general rush towards the box offices. Indications today were that the probable attendance would, be 13,000, gate The reason for the celpirent lack of interest was because Loughran ruled a firm 7 to 5 favorite to outbox Griffiths. Loughran, most active of all heavyweights, has scored seven consecutive victories during the current indoor season with his sharpshooting left hand. He has King Levinsky, Dick Daniels, Max Baer, and Ernie Schaaf, among his recent victims the smiling Philadelphian says he is in the best physical condition of his 11 years of ring activity and figures to enter the contest tonight weighing about 183 pounds, with Griffiths scaling 187.

Griffiths, knowing that Loughran 16 not a killing puncher, plans to wage a rushing battle, because he realizes the futility of attempting to outbox the Philadelphian. Griffiths IS a stiff puncher if he chooses to be and he to score a stunning upset. The will mark the second anniversary the stadium's opening. match, Loughran's appearance in the windup of the birthdayl is significant because he was one of the principals when the $5.000.000 arena was opened years ago. At that time he two, successfully defended the world's light heavyweight championship against Mickey Walker.

Jean Dayle Trial Fast Nearing End SALT LAKE CITY, March The state neared the end of its case today in the trial of Jean Dayle, 21, on a charge of slaying and robbing Sam Frank, jewelry auctioneer. With a decision of District Judge James H. Wolfe to bar a purported confession to the slaying, the state's case rested solely on circumstantial evidence. District Attorney Ray Van Cott indicated William E. Payne.

former department of justice agent, and Detective M. D. McGinnis, who testified yesterday, would be the last witnesses to be presented, with the possible exception of Madge Robinson, in whose room the girl was arrested. sel, assured the court would Samuel A. King, chief defense counbe short, and closing arguments were expected to start Monday.

Officers testified the defendant. in 8 statement after her arrest, told them of going to. Frank's room the night of December 5, last, of drinking liquor with him and of administering a drug. She planned to take his jewels and leave, she said, but two men forced her back as she opened a door and made her dress and leave. One of the men.

she related, struck Frank twice with a liquor bottle. "B-C" Stops Headaches and Quiets Nerves When one of those sick, nervous headaches come and you want threeminute relief, go to any drug store or soda fount and ask for a package Cr dose of 10c and 25c) the wonderful new preparation of a North Carolina druggist that 1s guaranteed safe and speedy, without depression or bad after-effects. "B-C" relieves any kind of a headache. sciatic, neuralgic or female pain. because it contains several ingredients that function together for the relief, of pain, regardless of its origin.

"B-C' formula is one of the most important medical discoveries of recent years, accomplishing in a few minutes what no one drug formula can do under 1 to 3 hours.adv. TOWN TOPICS Raymond Aubrey of this city has been selected as one of the three soloists who will be heard in the rendering of Schubert's Mass to be rendered at of the nightly services by Charlottesville during the Virginia' Music Festival, April 14th to 17. -0-- Continued improvement was noted today in the condition of Margaret James six-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. James, who fell from the second story porch of the Gwynn apartment on Broad street, suffering a fractural left leg. X-ray examination has revealed no skull fracture though the child is still suffering from concussion. Woodrow Wilson Junior High School will tonight stage its minstrel performance for the benefit of the athletic fund. It will be held in the of Stonewall Jackson auditoriuThe programme will be divided into three acts with a full team of black faced comedians and a number of tuneful scenes.

Holy Week services will be conducted under auspices of the Men's Club of the Episcopal Church in the auditorium of the Masonic Temple throughout next week, it was nounced today by Rev. N. E. Wicker. rector of Epiphany church.

These will be held from 12:10 to 12:40 p. m. each day, starting Monday and running through Saturday. Special messages will delivered by different speakers throughout the week. Last night was exceptionally quiet for city policemen.

Not an arrest was made and no report of any lawless was made to police headquarters. The revival which started on at Sledd Memorial church 1s day drawing large, congregations to hear T. Jarrett, who is doing the preaching. Special singing is rendered as each of the nightly services by a large chorus choir. There have been a number of additions to the church.

The revival will continue through next week. Cafe Shooting Exploit Being Probed Today Schoolfleld police officers this afternoon were securing evidence relating to the alleged exploit yesterday evening of Oscar Udey, proprietor of the Gray Front on College avenue, who is said to have run amuck with a pistol without damaging anyone. Udey was in jail today and will be dealt with probably next wees. Chief of Police Cole said this mornting that a there question was no of his warrant sanity against had as been raised. Police of Danville recelved a riot call at about five o'clock and they sped to the scene to find few people in the immediate vicinity the restaurant In the walls of which were four or five bullet holes.

Udey was found and arrested without any trouble. The police learned that because an effort had been made to remove a slot machine from the restaurant, Udey had become angered and had fired at Robert Evert who was removmg the device. Evert, however, said that he had not been shot at and that only one shot was fired so far as he knew, into the ground out in the street that following this this, he had talked with Udey for about ten minutes. The general shooting appears to have taken place after Evert had left the scene. Arizona Speeds Northward With Hoover's Party U.

S. S. ARIZONA, March The Arizona, carrying President Hoover and his party back to Washington, ran into cool bracing weather during the night after a week spent in the tropics which left the faces of most of the party, including President Hoover's burned to 8 deep red. The President turned to enjoyment; of a complete reest in the three days which remain before the battleship reaches Norfolk and the party go on to Washington. Mr.

Hoover in a statement commented upon the progress the people pre Porto Rico had made in self government and establishment of democratic institutions. He said the island was recovering from the hurricane, drought and business depression. Frederic Vita Tonic Wave $5.00 Marcels 50c Finger Wave 50c All Work Guaranteed GLORIA BEAUTY SHOP 624 Wilson Street Phone 3174 For the Very Best in Beauty Work at the Lowest Prices, Visit Dodd's Beauty Shop Permanent Waves $5.00 to $15.00 All work guaranteed Danville's Largest and Best Beauty Shop Phone 1126 314 Main Street On the Sands of Hermosa problems are of no moment to some two hundred pigs on Unemployment Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles. They're all engaged for pig races. Two fair twins are pictured above putting their entries through practice.

whippet fashion, on the sands. MISS VAN WIE LEADING FIELD BY 7 STROKES Shoots Dazzling 18-Hole Round of 73 in Southern Pines Event SOUTHERN PINES, N. March 27. -(P)-A dazzling 18-hole round of ten strokes better than women's par, gave Miss Virginia Van Wie, graceful Chicago linkswoman, a. seven-strok3 lead today at the mid-way point in the mid-south medal play tournament.

Shooting with deadly accuracy in the opening round yesterday, Miss Wie went out in 38 strokes and came back in the breath -taking count of 35. Ready to start the final 18-hole round today as runnerup to the Chicago girl was Miss Edith Quier, Reading. who garnered an 80 strokes back were Mrs. O. S.

Hill, seasoned Kansas City linkswoman, and Miss Bernice Wall, Oshkosh, Wis. They both turned in Identical cards of 42-41--83 for the first found. Aside from Miss Helen Waring, who carded an 84, the best of the field of more than 80 finished the 18 holes in the high eighties or much higher. Many of the scores passed the century mark. Stimson Studies Customs Treaty; Has No Comment WASHINGTON, March The Franco-Italian naval agreement and the proposed Austro-German customs treaty held the attention of the state today as it maintained official silence and department, awaited developments.

Secretary Stimson, expecting the text of the customs proposals, remained non-committal. Any statement from him, it was said, might be interpreted to indicate the United States was taking a position on the political aspects of the accord. He already had conferred with Ambassador Von Prittwitz of Germany, zut declined to disclose the subject of conversations. The secretary is, however, most interested in the effect projected Austro-German compact will have on American manufacturers and exporters. Boy Trapped In Mine Found Dead POTTSVILLE, March After hours of frantic digging in a small mine near here, rescuers tonight found the body of Chris Minshoff, 13, who was trapped in the pit today.

Hampered by lack of space, the men worked in shifts of five, digging on their hands and knees. Groans heard down in the mine had spurred workers early tonight. Chris, his father and two brothers digging in the mine when the ceiling collapsed. INFANT IS BURIED Funeral services for Anne Mortimer Carrington, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles V. Carrington, were held yesterday from the residence of Col. A. B. Carrington on Holbrook avenue.

Interment was in Green Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were Ashby Raine, William Carter, D. A. Overbey, and Hampton Benton. Flowers were carried by Hamilton Vass.

Grasty Crews. Samuel Reynolds, L. Herman, H. B. Watkins, Dr.

Robert Harper, Dr. Samuel Newman, Dr. L. O. Crumpler, A.

D. Starling, Wayles R. Harrison, Dr. P. W.

Miles, Dr. I. C. Harrison, Dr. Bruce Williams, Captain Harry Wooding and others.

Fieldale FIELDALE, March The Fieldale Bridge Club was entertained Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Joseph Lindsey. Basket of Jonquils breathed a message of spring and added a colorful note to the living room. Mrs. Sutton Stythe was awarded the high score prize, a lovely imported candy jar.

At the conclusion of the game a delicious salad course was served. James Hedgecock celebrated the ninth anniversary of "his birth in his home Tuesday afternoon. From 4 to 6 various games, enjoyed and ice cream served. The were, young guests were Inez Whitten Rowena Shaw, Jean Clark, Leileinore Lipton, Bili Lyons, Frances. Looney, James Stultz, Mrs.

R. C. Barbour had her tonsils removed yesterday afternoon. Ray Macey, of Leaksville, N. 19 guest of his uncle, M.

N. Macey, TURNESA A SLIM LEAD IN GOLF TOURNEY Field of 133 Players Resume Play at Pinehurst Today PINEHURST, N. March -Joe Turnesa, handsome young Elmsford, N. pro, held a slim lead of one stroke over his nearest rivals today after! the first 36 holes of the 72-hole annual north and south golf tournament had been run off. Turnesa added a 70, one under par, and a 72 in the two 18-hole rounds of yesterday for 142, better than any of the rest of the record field of 132 could do, with $5,650 in prize money to drive them on.

Close after him were Bobby Crutckshank, the steady-shooting wee Scot from Purchase, N. and Wiffy Cox. Brooklyn shot-maker, who had 36-hole scores of 143. Sixty-four had 158 scorese or better to qualify for the last 36 holes today. Strung out behind Turnesa, Cruickshank and Cox at the finish of yesterday's play were Johnny Golden, Norton, with 144; Johnny Farrell, Mamaroneck, N.

and Billy Burke, Greenwich, with 145's, and Freddie Hyatt, Charlotte, with 146. Lee Goes on Trial Today For Murder CASE CONTINUED AMELIA, March -The case of Richard Lee, negro, Indicted with the murder of J. W. Jones, prominent dairyman, was continued today in Amelia circuit court until April 9. Postponement of the trial granted on a motion made by Valentine Southall, defense coun- sel.

Jones was found shot to death in his bed near here last January. -0- AMELIA, March 27. P-Richard Lee, negro, faced trial in Amelia circuit court today on an indictment charging him with the murder of J. W. Jones, prominent dairyman, found shot to death in his bed near here last January 8.

Lee, a farm hand on the Jones farm, has been in custody for several but was not indicted until last Monday. Commonwealth's Attorney George K. Taylor declined to discuss the case before the trial, or the evidence he expected to present against Lee today. Selection of a jury was not expected to require more than a few hours today, with probability that the case would be concluded this week. Jones was found dean in his bed.

apparently slain while asleep by 3 charge from a shotgun fired through the bed clothing. The charge struck him in the head killing him instantly. For a time the death of the dairyman presented a compete mystery and aroused interest throughout the county. A large crowd attended court last Monday when the grand jury returned the indictment against Lee. Dog Dies With Master In Fire NEW YORK.

March -Bozo. a little fox terrier, died last night for the master who used to beg bones for him and the pity of it is that he died in vain. When the flames that enveloped an abandoned watchman's hut near the Harlem river died down, the charred body of the "Hermit of the Harlem was known by no other name--was found on the remains of a couch. Bozo's paws were on his chest. He had tried to awaken his master until fire and smoke smothered his barks.

Boy Playing With Pistol Is Killed RICHMOND, March J. B. Watkins, III, eleven- son of State Senator J. B. Watkins, of Midlothian, died at a local nospital last night from a gunshot wound accidentally received while the child with a revolver at his was playing home at Midlothian earlier in the day.

Members of the family said the child was alone when he accidentally discharged a pistol with which he The bullet entered his was playing. head. News Briefs GALAX GIRL PRINCESS WINCHESTER, March (AP)--Miss Virginia Withrow, of Galax, was appointed a princess at large from Virginia to the Shenandoah apple blossom festival today by United States Senator Claude A. Swanson. CONSIDER FLAG MATTER RICHMOND, March -The state board of education will hold a hearing here April 3 to what action the board should consider, where public school pupils refuse to salute the flag of the United States.

A special committee has been appointed by the board composed of Robert W. Daniel and Herbert H. Harris, members of the board, Sydney B. Hall, state superintendent of public instruction, to consider the. matter.

CONTINUE HEARING RICHMOND, March -A hearing on a charge of murder against William F. Whiteside, World war veteran, in connection with the shooting of his wife, Mrs. Rula Whiteside, in their home here March 9, was continued today in police court until April 1. Whiteside told police after his arrest that an automatic pistol exploded as he laid it on a table. He said he had been illustrating a World war scene.

Mrs. Whiteside was wounded in the head and died a several hours later. MISSING MAN FOUND DEAD Albert C. Hopwood, ROANOKE, March "Roanoke lawyer, who disappeared from his country home near Salem Tuesday night, was found searching parties this morning, sitting by a tree In a lonely thicket, a bullet in his head. In his hand was a The coroner was on his pistol.

way to the spot, which is a brushy mountain, several miles from Salem. HUNTED MAN ARRESTED CHARLOTTESVILLE, March Davis, for whom city and Albemarle county police had been searching since Tuesday night on the charge of shooting Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, was under arrest He was, captured Sheriff and near the home of his father, William H. Davis, in Sugar Hollow. shooting and wounding of The Johnson took place In the Mrs.

home of Edward Morris. ACREAGE ADJUSTMENTS RICHMOND, March -John A. Hicks, federal-state agristatistician said today that cultural indications are that Virginia farmplanning material adJustments this year in the acreage are, devoted to the different spring planted crops. NATIONAL BANK CALL WASHINGTON, March of the currency 15- The comptroller call money for the condition sued a of all national banks the close Wednesday, March 25. of business BENNETT NEAR DEATH LONDON, March conof Arnold Bennett, British dition novelist who is lying 111 here of tytoday.

Little phold fever, was for grave his recovery. hope was held DEATH OF MRS. SUMMERS Mrs. Martha Summers, aged 60, died at Hilltop sanitorium yesterevening at half past five o'clock. day been a patient at the inShe stitution for several months from Bloxton the eastern here The remains are being taken shore.

the country to her old through where the funeral will be held home on Sunday. She is survived by a son, Elmer W. Summers and a daughter, J. R. Brown, both of Bloxton.

Mrs. GOODBY HELLO GIRLS! -All of Paris will have PARIS automatic telephones by 1936. They are being installed gradually, some of the city having had them sections since last autumn. MANY GERMANS SURRENDER BERLIN (P) League of Nations' shows Germany's suicide rate report and a half times higher than is two elsewhere in Europe. The continent has 50,000 suicides a year with 16,000, of 44 a day, in this counan average try.

QUIT TOURIST TAX CAIRO, Egypt (A) -Because tourist bookings to Egypt dropped sharply since June 5, 1930, 3 tax was imposed upon all travelers, who entered or left the government has rescinded the law. CLINTON, Martler, Mo- technically knocked out line. Bobby Vernon, Chicago, (6); Henry Falegano, Des Moines, and Glenn Camp, Kewanee, draw (10). Don't Miss Getting Your Share of BARGAINS AT THE Fannye Mandle Kiddie Shoppe BANKRUPT SALE! going at your own price, as we have only a few Everything more days to remain here. Positively Going Out of Business and Must Dispose of Entire Stock--Price no object.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fuller, of Callands, are visitors in Danville today.

Captain B. C. Haring and daughter, Miss Evelyn Harding, of Blairs, have been sick the past week with a severe attack of influenza. Miss Ruth Harvey, of Lynchburg, 1s spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Lena Harvey, and her sister, Mrs.

P. K. Shelton, on Berryman avenue. Illinois had completed or had under construction 145 railroad grade separation projects on January 1. The cost will be nearly $7,000,000.

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I. Boy BLACKSBURG, March -Final tribute of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Cadet Corps was paid this morning to F. W. Mills, of Cullen, sophomore, who died yesterday afternoon at the V. P.

I infirmary. After a brief service at 8 o'clock, fine trip to Cullen was begun. entire Head- cadet by the band, the corps without arms, except Mills's company immediately following the hearse, escorted the body out of Blacksburg. A group of classmates went to Cullen where funeral services will be held Saturday. Howell to Defend His Golf Title RICHMOND, March special leave of absence from college will be granted Billy Howell, Richmond youth, in order that he may enter the Middle Atlantic Golf tournament at Virginia Beach in June to defend his title of champion, 1t was learned here today.

Authorities Washington Lee University, where Howell is a student, have agreed to advance his examinations several days ahead of the regular schedule in time for him to play in the tournament, June 4, 5 and 6. Monroe Youth Dies in Wreck LYNCHBURG, March -(P)- Peyton Richardson, 25. of Monroe, a Southern railway employee, was killed in an automobile accident near Concord last night about 10 o'clock. The car turned over on a hill. The other passengers were not seriously hurt.

-0 TREASURY RECEIPTS WASHINGTON, March Treasury receipts for March 25 were expenditures 782.07; balance $625,335,150.79. Custom receipts for the month to the close of business March 25, 552.37. Famous Irish Statesman Dies DUBLIN, Irish Free State, March 27 -(A) --The Saorstat mourned Timothy Michael Healy, Irish parliamentarian extraordinary and its first governor general, who died in the night after a three week's illness. He was 75 years old. As a member of parliament for what is now the Saorstat Healy founded a tradition of his own, the "Irish Nights" in which he would sit back with his silk hat tipped over his nose, pretending not to listen to debate.

Suddenly, he would arise, obtain the and make a speech of vitriol coated with honeyed Irish words. Bomb Hurled at Two Cuban Girls HAVANA, March young girls walking home from a picture show were slightly injured at midnight last night when bomb tossed from a passing automobile ploded near them. Genalda and Dinorah De La Cuesta, sisters, were crossing San Nicholas street at San Rafael when the explosion occurred. Neither was severely hurt. The bomb throwers escaped before police could secure, the number of their car.

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