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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

recovery that nature has put into the
well seasoned Norwegian pine shaft.
BY recovery is meant the action Of the
shaft as it leaves the bow.
@. What is the industrial revolu-
tion"?-J. S.
A. This term is applied to the change
in industry brought about by the in
venttons which distinguished the eight
zenith and nineteenth centuries. 1t is
term that is not considered appro-
pirate by some people, but is a well
established phrase.
@. How are directors of the Federal
land banks chosen?-C. J. B.
A. There are seven directors for each
of the IL Federal land banks. Inc oI-
rectors are selected as follows: Under
the law three are approved by the Fed
eral Farm Loan, three are selected by
the National Farm Loan associations
of the Federal land bank district, and
one is appointed by the Federal Farm
Loan Board from three nominees made
by the National Farm Loan Association.
The term of Office is three years. They
receive no annual salary, but are given
the directors fees for attending the
meetings, which are set by the bylaws
of the banks.
@. What part of the weight of coal
is lost in smoke?-P. 0. S.
A. In some poor grades of soft coal
as much as 40 per cent of the weight
may be in volatile products and IS per
cent is not unusual. This means that
out of every 100 pounds shoveled into
the furnace IS pounds 60 up the stack,
and this does not take into account the
dense black smoke due to poor combus-
ton, this loss depending largely on the
furnace.
@. How many acres Of vineyards are
there in Italy and France?-R. A. s.
A. In 1927 Italy had 1851 400 acres
in vineyards and produced 784 206 900
gallons of wine. In the same year
France had 1851 ,695 acres in grapes
and produced 892 100000 gallons of
wine.
@. How is the Senate chamber
| lighted when the sun is not shining?-
j. II.
T.. The daylight is admitted through
skylight. Concealed lights above the
inner skylight are used to light the
Senate chamber when there Is not
sufficient sunlight or at night. No
lights are visible in the Senate chamber.
@. What materials are easiest to dye
and which hardest?-R. B. T.
A. 1Ao n SCLlCldl LulC WOOl Aldo JklG
greatest attraction for coloring matters
and dyes most easily. Cotton has much
less attraction, while silk occupies an
intermediate position. Differences are
due to certain degree to the differ
ence in physical structure of the fibers,
but mainly to different chemical COM
position.
@. When were the Botanical Gardens
of Java Started?-T C. T
A. The Botanical Gardens of Java,
located at Buitenzorg, are considered
among the finest in the world. They
are situated in the southern part of
the city, and were founded in 1917 by
Reinwardt.
@. Is it proper to break a soft-boiled
egg into cup or should it be eaten
! from the shell?-L. P.
| A. In Europe boiled eggs are eaten
from the shell, and Europeans do not
consider our method of serving soft
boiled eggs correct. Nevertheless, in
the United States an egg cup or glass
is the usual accompaniment of boiled
! eggs, and its use is generally counte-
nanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

ing bird, a trill of its song, a laugh and
then away. No, there is no such de-
sign as this in the culling of these old
memories. The plain intent here is to
help in the good work of displacing leg
end with sound fact, such as the eyes
saw and the ears heard. These half views,
these fitting sights and sounds must
therefore be true qualities of the spirit
and nature of Miss Dickinson as these
we're stamped on the plastic mind of
one, at least, of the youngsters who
used to play with her in her garden
around the old Amherst home A lucky
boy, now man grown, comes here a
knight Grant to do leal service for
Miss Emily" the old friend whom the
world is now acclaiming genius of
high rank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON,
Honest Deserving

Honest Deserving.
Policemen ought to draw more pay!
We hear it mentioned every day.
They have to know all kinds of laws
About where motor cars may pause,
And show their calisthenic charms
At crossings where they wave their
arms.
AS wise detectives they must show
More knowledge than Gaboriau,
And no enthusiasm lose
In following clues and still more clues.
They have to greet man who's tight
With manner firm and still polite;
Arrest the burglar and the cheat,
And guard the children in the street.
Who will deny us when we say
Policemen ought to draw more pay?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

A number of Senators have included
themselves in what is known as the
"Borah group Recalling the refund
undertaken under Mr.. Borah's sponsor
ship. a new slogan may be evolved:
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
And Horsesi

From the Worcester Telegram.
The people of a remote district NJ
Siberia have been frightened at the
sight of modern locomotive. If rail-
roads in America continue to give wav
to motor buses, it will not be long
before people over here will be fright.
ened at the sight of a locomotive. foo.
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The Associated Press rs exclusively entitled
to the use for republication OF all news dis
patches credited TO 1t or not otherwise cred
tied in this paper and also the local news
published herein All rights OF publication OF
special dispa tches herein are also reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

No one can suspect j. Hamilton Lewis
of being the kind of man who is ruled
by mercenary Influences. BY simply
appearing smooth shaven, he could
name his own price for writing safety
razor testimonials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

Bandits are being bombed from air
planes in Nicaragua. Being unidenti-
fed, the bandits may be of the kind
that call themselves revolutionists with
out the ability to live up to the title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

Conservation has been making an in
telligent and courageous struggle. There
is still woodland enough left in the
Eastern States to provide that pic
turesque form of disaster, the forest fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

The primary system does a large
share in causing long and arduous cam
paigns. 1t is one of the great assistants
in the business of nerve specialists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

In India salt has been the subject of
as much tariff agitation as has been
caused in other parts of the world by
sugar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
Goal" Summer Ahead.

From the Altoona Mirror.
Now that women's hats shaped like
coal scuttles are fashionable In Paris,
1t won't seem so embarrassing for the
menfolk to wear stovepipes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
Dry Comment.

From the Canton Daily News.
The decision not to publish the names
of Congressman who vote dry and drink
wet in the Congressional Record should
save the taxpayers considerable money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
easy Street. Identified.

From the Akron Beacon Journal.
Then, too, you can recognize Easy
street by the crowd of old friends ap-
pearing with notes to be Endorsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
At the Club and Elsewhere?

From the Lowell Evening Leader.
Whatever may be said of the game
itself, it is evident that the raid at a
Philadelphia cricket club caused some
excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

Like Stealing Gideon Bibles.
From the New London Day.
Somebody has stolen the corner stone
of a church in Los Angeles. No doubt
he figured the better the stone, the
better the theft
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He Knows When to Sion.

From the Buffalo Evening News.
In some cases the reformer could
do better except for the fear that re-
form would make people like him.
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Joy of Expression,
And still we gaze
In wonderment
Upon the ways
OF discomfort.
Perhaps it pays
An irate gent
A voice to raise
Thus eloquent!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
Exceptions.

Americans are inclined to entertain
a high regard for anything that costs a
lot of money"
mot always" answered Senator
Sorghum. with seat in the United
States Senate it's liable to be not at
all that way"
Jud Tunkins says good citizens ought
to take an interest in politics. Even
if you regard it as game of chance,
that's no excuse for making it a riff
rattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
Consideration.

why didn't you buy the new car you
were looking at?"
Because of my generous disposition"
answered Mr.. Chuggins. "The sales
man seemed to think so well of it I
hated to deprive him of it,
. "Ill Luck" said Hi Ho, the sage of
Chinatown, represents kindly super
stition. It is the name of the god who
comforts us with excuses"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
Saving Influences.

How dull our conversations!
How fraught with dull regrets.
If there were no League of Nations;
If there were no drys or wetsl
Whenever you see a gutter" said
Uncle Eben, "you's liable to see man
dat WASH much Of beginner in de
ftlst placs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

@. When did the first Hessian SOL
diers come to America during the Revo-
lution?-F. j. G.
A.. On August IS, 1776, the first
division of Hessians, numbering 5000,
landed on Staten Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

few years only the rebirth of this
woman as a poet of power and distinc-
ton has taken place. Dead and gone
for almost half hundred years, this
New England poet is today accorded
warm and wide recognition for the po-
etic quality of her work And because
we are curious concerning those who
are endowed with genius, that strange
gift of the gods, we are at the mo-
merlt alert for any word about Emily
Dickenson-any reliable word. For, like
the markedly different ones every
where, more than one legend has sprung
I'D about her. A recluse, hiding away
within the house or the gardens OF her
Amherst home, refusing to see people,
a disappointed woman-victim OF love
tragedy, so the eager sentimentalist
whispers-all in all, a mysterious lady
who but for her genius would long ago
have been forgotten in a world of love-
lorn women and men. Now, however,
it appears to be the purpose OF Emily
Dickenson's friends to tell the story of
her life as they saw it, as some OF them
took part in it. The book in hand is
one of these documents of good intent
and admirable fulfllment. MacGregor
Jenkins, its author, was born In Am
bert. AS a lad he knew Miss Dicken-
son, then q woman In middle life. With
the other children living close by, ne
used to visit her whose reluctance to
meet grown people in no way extend
ed to the children. On the contrary
she loved them as they loved her. she
was the best of playfellows, inventing
MANY a surprise for them in the way OF
a new game or a fresh adventure. Art
full with the cooky jar in their behalf,
original in ways of leaving trails OF
paper for them to follow from the odo
and puzzling legends written upon them.
A most companionable friend to the
children emerges from this back trail
into his childhood taken by Mr.. Jen-
kins. And oddly enough, since the
author is not trying to resnape MISS
Dickinson on the lines OF her later
fame, there come into these pictures
now and then glimpses OF an eerle Ilg-
Urea woman, a child, flower a wing
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@. Please give the names of the pres
idents of Sears, Roebuck g. Co.. and of
Montgomery Ward & Col. R.
A. Julius Rosenwald is the president
of the former and George B. Everitt of
the latter company.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
ADMITIDA O. CIUDADA
NO LA ENFERMERA QUE
DIJO NO A POR
DEFENDER A SU PALS

Lima, Ohio, Oct. LIMA
mujer que rehus6 prestar el
juramento de matar en- defen-
sa de los Estados Unidos, es
desde hoy I'm ciudadano luego
de una batalla judicial que
dur6 mas de ano y medic. Dos
wees la Sra. Carl Lands, de
Filadelfia, ia enfermera sin
patria, decline jurar que por-
taria armas en- defensa de la
naci6n y lie fue denegada la
ciudadania. Aver presto ella
ell juramento de fidelidad, man
teniendo su oposici6n a las ar
mas; pero jurando que servi-
ria como una enfermera Y de-
rramaria su sangre 81 fuera
necesario en- tempo de guerra,
Ell juez Rogers admiti6 la
reserva y concedi6 la ciudada-
MIA sobre la protesta de E. ].
Kenney, de Cincinnati, asis-
tente del supervisor de natu :
ralizaci6n.
La mujer vino a este pals
en- 1910 desde Alsacia.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

Por no haberlo acusado ell
dueno del bote que utilizara pa
ra dar "un paseo" por la ba-
hia, aver ell juez Cornelius alb
solvi6 al marinero Frank E.
Cody, de "a amos, que legal
mente Sc apoder6 de una en-
barcaci6n que estaba amarra-
da cerca del Bayshore Boule-
ward.
Cody admiti6 que habia to-
mado ell hote; pero para pa :
scar en- el, no para robarselo.
Intercedi6 por 6l Cody Fow
Ter, I'm abogado, explicando ell
case al juez y pidiendo clemen
ella para ell joven marinero.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
AVISO

La edici6n extraordinariF
que iba a publican por mi cuen
ia, en- ell "Diario Espanol' de-
lara de publicarse, por no Gu
brir ell gasto que origina dicha
edici6n extraordinaria, y con
csc motiv ose lie devolvera eI
importe a los senores anun-
ciantes, que han c%ontratado a
nuncios, ell dia 6 del entrante
mes de Octubre, Lunes.
Lo Que publicamos para &C.
neral conocimiento de los Sc
nores anunciantes.
c. Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

ties no Sc dan cuenta de que nj
profession consiste en- escribir, J
que 81 me dedico a contestar car
tas no me serfa possible ganarme
la vida. En- rigor, creo que 81 no
hubiera contestado tantas car
tas como las que he contestado
en- mi vida, a estas horas ten
drfa por 10 menos treinta obras
mas. 81 estas gentes lutheran
existido en- los tiempos de Shake
speare, estoy SECURE de que ei
vat de Straffor-on-Avon no nos
habria legado tan gran ndmerc
de pleas dramaticas.
Por otra parte Ell p1blico no
tiene en- cuenta 10 que a mi me
cuesta ell escribir cartas. Hay
infinidad de personals que Sc
dirigen a mi pidiendome que los
dilucide asuntos cuyo analisis
necesitaria una tan extensa res
puesta que bien podria vender-
sela a un peri6dico por una res
petable suma de dinero 81 fuera
una empresa periodfstica la que
me la pidiera.
En- fin, TODD este es muy sa-
tisfactorio, muy placentero muy
estimulante, y TODD 10 que uste-
DIES ~quieran, e inclusive a mi me
s~atisface como un homemade,
pero en- Ultimo analisis, desde
el punto de vista practice, me
resulta un gran inconvenience
la eXcesiva popularidad de que
disfruto. Por este he escrito es-
te artfculo que tiende a acabar
con ella, o, 10 que es mas proba-
bic, a aumentarla para que sea
ella la que acabe conmigo,
Londres, Sept. de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PGlLGS Features Syndicate
Prohibida la reproduction
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
A OTRO NE
GRO EN- GEORGI

Gainesville, Ga, Oct. l.
I'm grupo de mas de 40 hom-
bres enmascarados Sc apoder6
hoy por la madrugada del ne
gro John Will Clark, acusado
de asesinar al jefe de policia
Jenkins, y lie colg6 de I'm pos
tie del telefono, EN- ell terreno
de la Feria, a una milla de
aquf.
Clark fu6 arrebatado a tres
diputados del sheriff, que lie
custodiaban y llevado a la
muerte en- un autom6vil.
Al amanecer la policia en-
contr6 ell cadaver, descolgan-
dolo.
Hace mas de dos semanas
que la multitud trat6 de lyn-
char a Clark; pero la guardia
nacional lie protegi6, llevando-
selo para Atlanta.
Aver Sc lie volvi6 a traer pa
ra ell juicio.
Ha dicho ell diputado Mccoy
que nj el nj sus acompanantes
t~uvieron tempo para sacar sus
rev6lvers e impedir que Sc lie
varan al negro.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
DIJO Ell JUEZ
EN- JACKSONVILLE QUE
NO PERMITIRA PISTOLE-
RIOS Nj PANDILLEROS EN-
SU DISTRITO

Hoy Sc reuni6 ell gran jura-
10 federal, en- Jacksonville, pa
a DIR las recomendaciones del
iuez Akerman.
Refiriendose al case de j.
9. Gillette y Bob Jones, del
distrito de Tampa, ell juez di-
10 que Sc propone no tolerar
por aqui los procedimientos de
.os pistoleros y pandilleros de
chicago, New York y Detroit.
Tales practicas deben ser SUI
primidas.
Cuando hombres violan asf
las leyes federales la justicia
no puede permitir que Sc Ii
bren del castigo.
Explic6 ell juez la declara-
ion del confidente George
Kite, a quien I'm grupo de
hombres, del cual formaban
parte Gillette y Jones secues-
srara con la intenci6n de ase-
sinarlo.
Cr6ese que los hombres Sc :
ran acusados de conspiraci6n
para asesinar.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

Despues de un juicio preIi-
minar en- la corte del condado,
qued6 aver en- libertad incon-
dicional ell Sr. Felipe Castella-
no, de nacionalidad italiana,
a quien Sc acusaba de haber
incendiado una casa de su pro-
piedad situada en- la Gale 81
numero 1902.
Ell inspector de incendios,
Frank Jones, no pudo probar
que Castellano apareciera CO.
mo responsible.
w. B. Dickinson tuvo a su
cargo la defensa.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
LOS DE
LA P~OPULARIDAD
P0Y George Bernard ShaW

Die que mis- admiradores me
han hecho perder por 10 menos
cinco amos de los ultimos veinte
en- mi vida, y no estoy SECURE de
81 hubiera sido mas prudente e.
vitar ell prodigarme en- persona
% por escrito, pues es probable
que muchos de los que sc entu-
siasman con mis- obras Sc hayan
hecho la illusion de que soy un
gran tipo en- 10 personal, o de
que tengo muy buena letra. La
probabilidad es de que me ha-
yam imaginable como una cria-
tura verdaderamente admira-
bic en- 10 fisico, 0 como I'm eX-
perto caligrafo, y que despues
de TODD, especialmente despues
de que he perdido mi tempo,
hayan sufrido una desilusi6n.
Els indudable que la discre-
sion aconseja que cualquier es-
J oritortsque desee mantener la
veneracion de sus ~lectores, con-
serve ell secreto de su apariencia
y de sus actos. En- la antigue-
dad, antes de que Sc inventara
la fotografia, los admiradores
de un literato podian Greer, 81
a bien 10 tenlan, que SUI admira-
do Sc parecia al Dante. Pero, vi
no ell invento de Daguerre y los
editores empeZaron a publican
los retratos de los autores en-
sus libros, y ell p1blico Sc con-
vencio de que muchos de los
que escribimos somos unos de
plorables especimenes de huma-
nidad.
Hace, por 10 menos, nueve a.
nos que me comprometi a pre-
parar la "edici6n definitiva" de
mis- obras y hasta ahora adn no
he podido cumplir con ell COM
promise debido al tempo que
pierdo diariamente atendiendo
visitas o contestando cartas.
81 por ejemplo tuviera una
gran oficina, Y unos treinta en-
pleados, creo que me seria posi-
bic atender oportunamente toda
mi correspondence. Y 81 tuvie-
ra una renta de unos ciento Gin
cuenta millones de d6lares anua
les, creo tambien que podria ia
cilitar TODD ell dinero que cons
tantemente me piden.
Muchas gentes que me han
escrito, y a quienes no he podi-
do contestar, me escriben una
segunda vez para culparme por
no haberles dispensado la usual
cortesia de una respuesta a 81
gentil communication. Estas gen.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
UNA NUEVA INDUSTRIAL,
LA FABRICATION DE PA
NUELOS, Sc HA ESTA-
BLECIDO EN- YBOR CITY

Una nueva industrial en- la
cual podran TRAFALGAR de 100 a
$50 senoras latinas, ha sido es-
tablecida por la firma de Fer
nandez y Vega, los acreditados
comerciantes de la Septima a.
venida.
Contracts han sido firmados
por esos senores con reputados
fabricantes de New York y las
senoras que puedan trafalgar
hacienda panuelos pueden pasar
por ALI.
Pueden las costureras hacer
ell trabajo en- sus domicilios, 10
que les facilita seguir atendien-
do a los quehaceres del hogan.
Tratase de una labor simple
que puede hacer toda mujer,
aunque no sea una modista de
primer orden.
Nosotros congratulamos a la
firma de Fernandez y Vega por
este nuevo aporte al progreso
industrial de Ybor City Y Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

$62,117 y para repartir I'm di-
videndo de 1919 Sc necesitar
mas de 100000.
Dependen los futuros divi.
dendos de la reclamation he.
cha contra ell Banco de los Cit
dadanos, que debe al de Ybol
la suma de $440, 900.
Los certificates de deposi.
tantes que tiene en- SUI podel
Mr.. Henderson montan a
$2,018,005.98.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

Contra los candidates indie
pendientes y ell partido Repu-
blicano esta organizando una
! campana ell comit6 executive
del partido Democratico del
condado.
Pat Whitaker y ell juez Park
hill Sc han brindado como ora
dores.
Por los candidates hablara
Pat y ell juez para que los e.
lectores Sc mantengan fieles al
partido.
Dos candidates han salido
en- ell distrito ndmero 2 contra
ell comisionado Gum, los seno-
res P, P. Lastinger y T. E. D.
Bryan.
Contra w. T. Williams ha
salido ell independence w. c.
Thomas y contra j. w. Lester,
w. Bryan.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados del norte y
noroeste. Temperature maxima
aver, 81 grades; minima, II.
Marea alta a las 9:27 a. m.
y 11:47 p. m. marea baja a las
2:31 a. m. y 4:48 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

Para Chattanooga, Tenn,
seran mandados los jovencitos
William Taft Walden, de II
amos, w. E. Bell, de %, y Re-
ginald C. Pope, de % a los cua
les Sc acusa de haberse roba-
do un autom6vil.
Las autoridades federales
han intervenido en- ell case por
haber sido traido ell autom6vil
desde csc estado a la Florida.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
Sc T~RANSMITIRAN LOS DE-
SAFIOS POR Ell RADIO

La estacci6n de Radio VILLA
de Clearwater, afiliada con la
compania National Broadcast
ing, transmitira los desafios de
la serie mundial, jugada por jul
gada, de modo que puedan DIR
los los fanatics de Tampa.
Graham McNamee estara en-
ell micr6fono.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

Durante ell mes de septiem-
bre Sc fabricaron en- Tampa
SO, 156,322 tabacos, pagando
los fabricantes por los sellos la
suma de 1891.
Cast mas de la mitad de csc
numero fueron de tabacos he
chos para vender entire 10 Y Is
centavos.
Para vender a medic sc ella
boraron 10, 10 900; 695, $50
para vender a tres por % cts.
y 6,118,88 para vender a tres
por SO centavos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-01

Present6 aver su informe
trimestral ell liquidador del
Banco de Ybor City, Mr., Hun
ter Henderson.
Tiene en- GAIA ell liquidador
La gaceta., 1930-10-01
WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Anoche dispuso ell ayunta-
miento Sc pagara una cuenta
de $164, por servicios de en-
fermeras privadas al policfa
Hancock, herido por un negro
en- Hyde Park, Gale North
Willow.
Para ell future dispuso ell
ayuntamiento que los emplea-
dos de la ciudad sean atendi :
dos por las estudiantes de en-
fermeras y ell m6dico munich
pa, aunque Sc trate de casos
de tanta gravedad como ell de
Hancock.