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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-20

Mrs Alexander Sharp Ii at Hotel
del Coronado, Coronado Beach, Calf,
where she Is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Benjamin p. Selby, and Mr.. Selby.
also Of Washington. Mrs. Selby gave
luncheon for Mrs. Sharp yesterday,
additional guests being Mrs. Charles l..
Weller, Mrs. Walling, wife Of Com
modore Burns T. Walling, u. s. N, re-
tired; Mrs. Albert Blair of st. Louis,
Mrs. Ship, wife OF Comdr. Earl r.
Shipp, u. 8. ~; Mrs. Weems, wife Of
Comdr. Philip Van Horn Weems. U. 8.
NJ. and Mrs. Washburn, wife of Comdr.
Edward D. Washburn, u. S. N.
Mrs. Sharps son, Comdr. Alexander
Sharp, U. S. N, who is stationed in
Honolulu, is also at Coronado, in COM
mand of a couple Of mine layers which
are being repaired, and he expects to
return to the Hawaiian Islands within
q few weeks. Mrs. Sharp, ST., has been
passing the Winter In Los Angeles and
will return there to visit her sister after
leaving Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby passed the Winter
In San Francisco and came several
weeks ago to Hotel del Coronado, where
they will remain for the Summer in.
stead of passing that time at their
Summer home in Coburg. Ontario, as
Is their custom. They expect to re-
turn to washington in September.
Miss Mary d. Wightman and Miss
Elizabeth Wightman have with them at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-20

Clarence Lane, Mrs. T. A. Ford. Miss
Marian G. Tighe, Miss Ruth Tighe,
Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr, Mrs. Jack
Williams and Mrs. A. B. Farnhann.
Lady Maureen Stanley will return to
New York today to join her father-in-
law, the Earl Of Derby, after visiting
in Canada. The Earl and Lady Maureen
will sail tomorrow on the Mauretania
for England.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Drain Of
Spokane, Wash, are at Wardman Park
Hotel for few days. They are max
ing no social engagements because of
the recent death of their daughter,
Mrs. Clarence A. Hemphill of Evanston,
Ill. Mrs. Hemphill, who was Miss
Marian Whitley Drain. made her
debut in Washington while Mr.. and
Mrs. Drain were living here.
Mrs. Duncan Cameron and her
daughters. Miss Phoebe Quinby and
Miss Elsie Quinby, have gone to their
home, Clifton Berley, at Newport.
Miss Helen =. clifford, daughter Of
Col and Mrs. Edward Clifford, left
Washington yesterday for New York
and viii sail from there tomorrow on
the George washington for Europe.
She will be accompanied by Miss Kath-
arine Haskell Of Titusville, Pa, and
they will visit In Germany and Austria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-20
THE Evening STAR WASHINGTON D. c. TUESDAY 90

Erck, Mrs. Victor Frank, Mrs. Henry
Father, Mrs. T. r. Flournoy, Mrs.
Thomas T. Finnin, Miss Ida v. Gar.
rity, DR.. and Mrs. George A. Geiger,
Mrs. Mabel M. Graham, Miss Elizabeth
Gisriel, Miss Jennie Glennan, Miss Mary
Greeley, Miss Margaret Hauber, Miss
Annie Houser, Miss Theresa Harrigan,
Miss Agatha B. Healy, Mrs. William A.
Hettinger. Miss Lena Hettinger, Mrs.
william J. Hughes, Miss Minnie Koerp-
pen, Miss Josephine T. Kelly, Mrs. J.
Leo Kolb, Mrs. John d. Leonard, Mrs.
Alexander MacGreggor, Mrs. Thomas
Mccarthy, Mrs. John Morris, Miss
Mertha Mccain, Miss M. Agnes
Meckessy, DR.. and Mrs. E. p. Magner,
Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mrs. Alice Murphy,
Miss Katherine Mcdaniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-20
Benefit Gard Party at
willard Thursday Evening.

Benefit Gard Party at
willard Thursday Evening.
Patrons for the Sodality Union card
party, which will be held at the WIZARD
Hotel Thursday at $3.50 o'clock pm, In
clude the Right Rev. Mgr. Edward L.
Buckley, Rev. Patrick e. Conroy, Rev.
Thomas A. Walsh, Rev. Gregory kienne,
s. j.; Rev. Joseph r. Denges, Rev. J.
Lawrence Kilkenny, Rev. Herbert II.
Parker, s. j., and Rev. Bernard H.
Pohlman, s. j.
Also Miss Mary L. Allen, Mrs. Pauline
Arnold, Mrs. Patrick T. Bennett, Mrs. T.
II. Bastedi, Miss Nellie Boudren, MISS
Ella j. Boteler. Mrs. David Braun. Miss
Daisy Brick, Mr.. J. j. Cain, Mrs. Bertha
Columbus, Mrs Rita Cox, Miss Mary A.
Cullen, Mrs. H. G. Crosson, Miss Mary
Coffey, Miss Josephine Connolly, the
Misses Codrick, Mrs. D. j. Dunnigan,
Miss Rebecca M. Doherty, Mrs. Frank
w. Dunn, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. John
Eckert, Mrs. G. Louis Eckloff, Miss Glare
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III, Is In washington on business with
the Interior Department.

Mr.. Donald Renshaw, assistant COM
mercial attache to the American EN-
bassy ut London, Is ut the willard while
in Washington.
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the Wardman Park Hotel Miss Helen 8.
Mellon Of Pittsburgh.

the wardman Park Hotel Miss Helen 8.
Mellon Of Pittsburgh.
q Mrs. James p. billiard Of Spokane,
Wash, is the guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cravens ut her attractive country place,
Casa Selva, In Virginia.
Mrs. billiard Is being entertained with
o series Of small and informal parties.
among them being o luncheon which
Mrs Cravens Is giving for her tomor-
row, with Mrs. william J. Harris, Mrs.
walter r. George, Mrs. Charles r. Crisp,
Mrs Malcolm G. Tarver, Mrs. Presley
M. Rixey and Mrs. Charles H. Merillat
in the group.
Mrs. billiard will be Joined at the
end of the week by Mr.. billiard, who
will spend few days renewing old
friendships among the Washington con-
nections formed when he was law stu
dent at Georgetown University.
Mrs. Edith M. Meloy Of Miami
Shores, Fla, is spending the month
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Schmid, 1910 Park road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton 4. Mack Of 1924
Belmont road have returned from an
automobile trip to Florida.
Mr.. George c. Dickens of Chicago,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-20

Mr.. George c. Dickens of Chicago
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-20

Mrs. Melvin b. Hiidreth Of Lowell
street entertained ut her home today at
luncheon and bridge for ~. Her guests
were Mrs. Alexander L. Thomas, Mrs.
0regor Macpherson, Mrs. Royal r.
Rommel, Mrs. James r. Nolan, Mrs.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

miento los conocidos pugilistas
Relampago SagGoco y Dixie
Kid, que esta noche Sc batira, a
diez rounds, en- ell cuadrilatero
de la Arena de los Artilleros.
Los dos jovenes dicen hallar-
Sc en- perfecto estado fisico y a
las tres de la tarde Sc pesaran.
Green los expertos de Ybor y
West Tampa que ell Saguero sal
dra triunfante de esta nueva
prueba, aunque Dixie Kid ha
vencido a hombres como Andy
Divodi, Pee Wee FARRELL, Billy
Petrolle, Jose Estrada y otros.
FL cubano alcanz6 sus mas re-
cientes victorias sobre pugilis-
tas como Hilario Martinez y
Martin Oroz.
Fjguran en- las otras peleas
del pyograma, Albert Leon con-
ira Oscar Howell, Boots Taylor
contra Young Embry, Battling
Sanchez y Joe Rodriguez y An
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

pletamente dichoso en- ell seno de
una tranquila obscuridad; pero
ell i6ven no vic en- sus billetes de
Banco mas que un medic de rea-
liar todos sus suenos de place
res.
Al efecto alquil6 en- I'm barrio
chic un pequeno entresuelo, que
amuebl6 elegantemente.
Tuvo dos caballos, I'm ayuda
de camara, un groom, bastantes
amigos Y algunas amigos.
No sorr:enderemos a nadie
diciendo que Sc arruin6, pero 81
les decimos que tard6 cuatro "a
nos en- consumar SUI ruina.
lCuantos otros, en- su lugar, ha-
brian hecho desaparecer aque-
los doscientos mil frances EN-
cuatro meses!
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

Con ell Gltimo cup6n de su rem
ia, desaparecieron tambien los
caballos de John, los verdade-
ros amigos Y las fieles amigos.
y con unos mil frances, q. sac6
de la venta de SUI mobiliario, Sc
refugi6 en- una mala fonda Y, ha-
blando consigo mismo, Sc pre-
gunt6 por primera veg de que
mode Sc las arreglarfa para po-
der vivir en- adelante.
-iQue diablo !-se contest6
con admirable filosofia.-Es
muy sencillo. Estoy hastiado de
los placeres de una vida crapu-
losa Voy a conocer los goces de
Ia vida literaria. En- nuestros
dias la novela asegura ell coci-
do al hombre, y ell teatro lie hace
Millionaire. Fortuna, Influenza,
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

csc canine por ell que Sc llega
a la toga de abogado, que en- los
tiempos presentes encierra en-
sus pliegues tantos empleos, tan
tas d~ignidades Y tantos ministe-
rios.
Contaba mas de diez Y ocho
amos cuando su padre falleci6 a
consecuencia de una pulmonia,
dejandole, ademas de la tienda,
muy acreditada, cerca de ciento
setenta mil frances en- papel del
Estado. La tienda la traspas6 en-
treinta mil frances.
John, emancipado por un con-
sejo de familia compuesto de
personals indiferentes, Sc halo
con diez mil libvas de renta.
Esta modesto fortuna era bas-
tante para permitirle vivir COM
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
BASE PAIL
TERRY GANO Ell CAMPEO-
NATO

New York, Die. 26.-Bill Te-
rry ha sido proclamado cam
pe6n bateador de la Liga Nacio-
nal, siendo la primera vez, en-
Is amos, que un neoyorquino
conquista tai honor.
Sc acredita a Terry un pro
medic de 401 puntos, con 1T
hits.
Babe Herman, del Brooklyn,
Iquedo en- segundo lugar, con 393
de promedio, y Chuck Klein, dc
Filadelfia, ell tercero, con 1856.
Larry Doyle, otro n%eoyorqui-
no, gan6 ell campeonato en- 1915.
con un promedio de 800.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
NOTICIAS DE-
INTERES LOCAL

Johnny j. Jones, ell famoso
empresario, muri6 aver en- su
hogar de Deland.
Ell martes tomo CANA pade-
ciendo de uremia, aunque des-
de hacia meses venfa sintien-
dose NAL.
Tenia Sc amos de edad. Lie
vaba 35 amos como empresa-
rio.
Para ell domingo a la una
de la tarde esta senalado ell en-
tierro, que Sc verificara en- Or
lando.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

celebridad, vendran al mismC
tempo. Voy a escribir.
Y sin pensar mas compr6 una
resma de papel, una GAIA de plu-
mas, una botella de tinta, y en-
pez6 su tarea.
Al cabo de dos meses de ira.
bajo habia emborronado gran
cantidad de cuartillas Y haciase
la Illusion de haber producido
una novela Y un drama.
La novela llevaba por tftulo
Las Golondrinds del puente de
Arcole.
La flor y nata de los bandidos
parisienses sc mezclaban con du
quesas en- una negra intriga, Y
no habfa capitulo en- que no Sc
hablase de punaladas, envene-
namientos, infanticidios y Sc
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

ma, nj La forma seductora que
casl siempre disfraza Ia GRAN
pooreza del fondo. Cubrfa con
I'm estilo incorrecto y pesado nm
monitor de reminiscencias has
tante torpemente rebuscadas
En- suma, merecfa ser NAL a
cogldo' pero Sc lie exclufa V con-
oenaoa sin juicio y sin examen.
En- todas parties lie contestaban.
-iTenemos completes mes
tras c"~petas!,.. Hay original
para dos anos!... No oueremos
manuscritos nuevos, y, Dor otra
parte' no publicamos mas
Ilrmas conocidas. Podeis 9 N
otro lado..,.
en- Otro lado lie repetfan 10
miSmo,
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
cuestros de ninos.

cuestros de ninos.
Ell drama, de una realidad fe.
roz, Sc titulaba: Ell NueUo Con.
de Santa Elena, precedido de ur
p"oiogo no menos llamativo: 81
Preside de Brest.
! y ahora-se dijo John co.
giendo sus dos manuscritos.-
antes de seis meses habr6 ira
bado relaciones con la fama.
Entonces empez6 para ell des-
g ~aciado la horrorosa existencia
del autor novel que quiere colo
car su obra y no puede conse-
guirlo.
No tenia talento, debemos con-
fesarlo.
LIE faltaba la invenci6n pode-
rosa que algunas wees hace ol-
vidar imperfecciones de la for.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

Los criminales que guian au
tom6viles en- nuestra ciudad, Sc
anotaron aver otra vfctima.
Pasaba aver la Gale 16, en-
la esquina de la Cuarta aveni-
da, ell anciano Giandatista Cas-
t%ellano, vecino de la Tercera
avenida 1917, cuando un au-
tom6vil, que iba a toda velo-
cidad, lie alcanz6, lanzandolo
por Ell aire hasta una distancia
de 25 yardas.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
Ell EKCEsTA :


Tony Caneela ha regresado q
81 patio despues de una campa
ma triunfal lihrada entire De-
troit y Chicago.
De las II peleas que sostuvo
Tony solo perdi6 dos, por pun
tos.
Ell manager de Cancela, Pat
sy Suarez, Sc halla recluido en-
I'm s~anatorio de Detroit pade-
ciendo de tuberculosis. Cuatro
meses lleva Patsy luchando por
su vida.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
NOTAS De ROxEO

Relampago Saguero, ahora di
rigido por Armando Reina, rea-
parecera esta noche, en- Benja-
min Field.
Ell cubano es la "estrella" de
su division en- Ell sur de los Esta-
dos Unidos, con la exception de
Young Manuel Quintero.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
fOLI ETIN DE LA GACETA
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y Psez

Tenfa grandes aspiraciones
hacia la vida desenfrenada, Ia
high-life, ell paseo del Lago, los
caballos de pura raza, las CO.
cotteS de moda, los bGccaratS IN
females, las locuras de todas
classes, las apuestas, los d~uelos.,.
y 10 demas.
Entregado a estos suenos tan
variados con los ojos abiertos
Panfilo John perdia su curse,
no adelantaha y no emprendia
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

Relampago Sagiero tiene con-
fianza en- sus punos y esta noche
derretara a Dixie Kid.
Ell cubano Sc halla contrata-
do para pelear ell dfa 2 de enc
70, en- Miami con Pal Mcdonald
Iba a ser con Tommy Jones el
combate en- la preciosa ciudad
de la costa este; pero ell empire
sario de ALA ha eliminado a
Jones para utilizar a McDo-
maid.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
BOXEO
GENARO Y WOLGAST Pc
LEARAN HOY

New York, Die. 26.-Midget
Wolgast, campe6n de peso de
mosca para la comisi6n atletica
del estado, y Franckie Genaro,
ell veterano gladiator italiano,
pelearan esta noche a Is rounds
en- Ell Madison Square Garden.
La Association Nacional de
Boxeo, con jurisdiction en- 26
estados, reconoce a Genaro CO.
mo campe6n de esa categoria.
Ell triunfador de esta noche
sera reconocido por todos como
ell indiscutible campe6n.
Wolgast Sc elevo al trono dc
su division derrotando al negro
Black Bill, de Cuba, en- ell com
bate final de un torneo aqui We
rificado.
Rehus6 Genaro entrar en- la eli
minaci6n y ha defendido su ii
tulo en- media docena de paises
eXtranjeros.
Las apuestas Sc hallan a ia
vor de Wolgast, en- proportion
de 8 a 5.
En- los dos "bouts" a ocho a.
saltos que encabezan ell progra-
ma. ell italiano Kid Francis Sc
batira con ell irlandes Iris jim
my salvin, y Vidal Gregorio, ell
notable pugilista espanol, con
Lew Feldman, de New York.
LAS PELEAS DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- BENJAMIN FIELD
Tau~aovo oxyor oil
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
INFORMATION
DIET Puerto

Entraron aver los vapores a
maricanos Ligonier y Arlyn, el
primero procede de Baltimore
Y ell segundo de Port Arthur,
Texas.
Ell Cuba sali6 para Key West
y la Habana llevando p~asajeros,
carga y correspondence.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

gelo Barber contra Billy Savers,
Embry es Ell protegido del 'Cu-
rro" Lorente.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

Joe Leto ha recibido un tele-
grama de ST. hermano Tony dan
dole cuenta de que pleara en-
Hartford, Conn, ell dfa 8 de ene-
no, con Bat Battalino.
Nuestros lectores saben que
Battalino es ell campe6n de peso
de pluma.
Tn bout" entire italianos Pa
ra los fieles tampenos seria un
verdadero placer que Leto acos-
tara a Battalino.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26

Vince Dundee, de Newark,
New Jersey, derrot6 aver a Jack
McTiernan, de Pittsburg, en-
diez asaltos.
Billy Bully, de Detroit, ven
clio q Larry Kaufman, de Pitts
burg.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
AVISOS EN- YBOR CITY

DR.. Portocsrrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, DR..
tito, DIR. s. M. Tiscn, DIR. Julio J. Guerra, sp
ca del Circulo Cubano Telefono No. 1853.
La gaceta., 1930-12-26
EN- WEST


Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1458
West Tampa, Fl 3846. Para llanSSas por Ia nochS,
10 mismo sr Ybor Que en- West Tampa, Y 14iO.
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-11
ZIEGFELD NAME is
QUALITY ASSURANCE

What the words "It Floats" means
to Ivory Soap; what "Ask the Man
Who Owns One" means to Packard
"Glorifying the American Calf
means to the show that Florenz
Ziegfeld produces.
A Ziegfeld show is commodity in
the amusement market, just as soap
or automobiles are commodities in
the general consumer market.
Thus it is that the show-going
public can expect a quality product
when it buys tickets to "Glorifying
the American Girl" all-talking, sing
ing and dancing revue extravaganza
which Florenz Ziegfeld personally
supervised for Paramount and which
comes to the New Plaza Theatre
Wednesday next for a two-day run.
"Glorifying the American Girl" has
everything that big Ziegfeld stage
spectacle ever had plus an addi-
tional cast of stars in special revue
scenes.
Mary Eaton, leading lady Of the
Paramount production,
"The Cocoanuts" with the Four
Marx Brothers, and herself a glori-
fed Ziegfeld beauty in many stage
productions, is the leading lady in
"Glorifying the American Girl" She
is supported by cast Of Broadway
famous actors-Dan Healy, Kaye Re-
nard, Olive Shea and Edward Gran
dali
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-11

of the poor stock remaining in the
East has been cleared out and the
holders of remaining supplies ap-
pear confident, some claiming that
old onions will be in good demand
until the middle of May. The few on
ions remaining in growers possess
sion in that district are mostly Of
good quality and could not be
bought for less than $3.50 per sack
in early April. First arrivals of
Texas Crystal White Wax onions,
mixed No. 1 and 2, sold at $3.50 in
Kansas City April 2, on 50-pound
crate. Prices tend lower in Texas
producing sections at $2.75 to $2.S5
for wax and $2.4O to $3.50 for Vel
low stock.
From 6 to 10 carloads of carrots
have been moving to market daily
from producing sections in western
New York during late March and
early April, some cares going as far
west as Chicago. Prices advanced to
So per 100 pounds sacked, compared
with S1.65 to $1.75 in late March.
Bushel stock did not seem to be in
much demand and only few sales
were made in producing sections at
s1.15 to $1.25 for washed carrots.
Prices in New York City tended
slightly upward, reaching top OF 81
per 100 pounds and ranging by the
bushel SIPS to $1.30.