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shake the pastor from his mad infatua-
ton Van Tuyl, his best friend. tells
him that Rita has been his mistress.
Tom attempts to strike his friend, but
Rita tells him it is true. On New Year
night Rita is singing her farewell, a
fearful one, since she loves Tom, the
minister whose devotion is denied her
because of her past. Tom, wandering
blindly through the night, his mind tor
mentsd by desire, makes his way to her
apartment, where she is preparing to
leave. They are swept away by passion
until the midnight chimes remind them
of Toms ministerial duty. Rita sends
him away to his church. The bishop
tells his grandson to marry the actress
as he fingers a newspaper clipping tell
ing of Rita's death in a convent.
The Hearst Metrotone News and Sc
lected short subjects complete the
program.
FOX-J0hn Mccormack, Song o. My
Heart"
TN Song o. My Heart John McCor-
mack, the famous Irish lyric tenor,
sings IL numbers, logically introduced
in the action Of the lyrical romance,
Song O. My Heart" which is the cur
rent attraction at the Fox.
OF the entire repertoire, Il Hear You
Calling Me-" Rose of Tralee" and
Little Boy Blue" are perhaps the num-
bers most popular. Other songs are "A
Fairy Tale by the Fire" Just for To-
day." Il Feel You Near Me-" Kitty,
Ny Love-" "Loughi Sereni e Carl. Ire
land, Mother Ireland" "A Pair Of Blue
Eyes" and Then You'll Remember Me
The great tenor has fine supporting
cast, including dainty Maure.n O'Sulli-
van, Tommy Clifford. John Garrick, j.
Farrell Macdonald ard j. NJ. Kerrigan
The supplementary program will in
.roduce Bob West, organ entertainer ex-
( aordinary, and mark the return OF
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C0LUMBIA-Greta Carlo in
Romance"

~ RETA GARBO in the Metro
Goodwin Mayer screen produc-
7 ton Romance" is this weeks
~ feature at Loew's Columbia,
due to late change in booking.
Romance" is an adaptation of the
stage play, which was a success on two
continents. and which features Lewis
Stone, Gavin Gordon, Elliott Nugent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31

Jack Oakie will have Harry Green
with him in his next Paramount pic
ture, which is to be called Sea Legs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31

Emmett Flynn, who directed The
Shannons of Broadw )" has joined the
Fox scenario department, and his first
assignment is THE Connecticut Yam
kee," in which Will Rogers is to be
starred.
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Fox it is announced, has decided to
retain the title of "Liliom" for the
Ferenc Molnar play, which will have
Charles Farrell and Rose Hobat in the
leading roles il the Tim version.
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C4lc JOHNSON, EorTtLoDER aad OLEOLsEN-
In Oh, Sailor Behave"
Ihe7Yoooh77n
Picture Gossip

7 ECTURES on motion pictures will
be given at the University of
Michigan, starting october 2, by
- Prof. Ray K Immel, and will
cover the technical as well as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31

Six productions in technicolor now
under way include Fifty Million
(Warners), The Barba-
rians" (Tiffany), East Is West" CUni-
versaD, Rose of the Rancho" para
Babe in Toyland" and Heart
Of the Rockies" (R-K-O),
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After saying that golf has broken up
more homes and widowed more m led
ladies than prohibition and other things,
Film Daily quotes Mary Pickford a. say
ing: "Dcug's only ambition now is to
break 20. told him wished he would
hurry up and make 10, so we could live
normally again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31

Loretta Young. who has been made
star by First National. will appear next
with Conrad Nagel in THE Right Way"
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billie SAUNDERS
Coyefy
Stage Notes.

A MONG the more publicized up
" heavals along Broadway this
"A week is the news that Blanche
4 \ Yurka will fall into Violet
Kemble Cooper's title role of
Lysistrata, since Miss Cooper has to
hearken to the contract call of the
Theater Guild.
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1t is said Pathe proposes to comb the
country in search of new Pearl White
as star of their revivals of "Perils of
Pauline" and Exp is of Elaine" She
must have athletic ability, coura &c,
beautiful figure and other box-off1ce
qualities possessed by the original Pearl.
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Paramount, it is rumored. is to have a
Prosperity week" beginning october S,
with all sorts of advance publicity ex-
ploits.
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Ann Harding has begun rehearsing
for her next picture, THE Greater
Love-" with Harry Bannister, her hus-
band, who is to play opposite. Eugene
Walter wrote the original play, and
Tollo Lloyd, New York stage director,
made the adaptation for the screen and
will direct.
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La gaceta., 1930-07-14

mente sera tratado en- la con-
vencion de la Federation Anne
ricana del trabajo, en- Boston,
la primera semana de octubre.
ST a Singher Sc lie permite par
tir voluntariamente y regre-
sar, no necesito decirle cual
sera la reacci6n de los traba-
jadores organizados. Singher
ha dicho que el no sera depor-
tado y ha hecho alarde. 81 u.s.
ted lie permite salir volunta-
riamente, en- este TEMPO, equi-
valdra a notificar al pueblo
! que va de vacaciones al Cana
da y que despues de estas re-
gresara al campo de sus fecho
rias. Llamo su atenci6n sobre
estos hechos; que han estado
durante meses ante la consi-
deracion del departamento.
La forma en- que ell asunto
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
MACHADO HA PROMETIDO
(Viene de la 1G.)

radicalismos y de peligrosas
actividades de personals DAM
mas que de ninguna manera
nos impiden apoyar a las ella
ses trabajadoras en- sus legi-
timas aspiraciones, 81 son de-
fendidas de acuerdo con las
buenas practicas de la ciuda-
dania."
"Doy a listed las gracias por
su petici6n amistosa a Mr.. Cat
lin en- favor de los trabajado-
res cubanos."
De todos es conocido que
Machado, cuando estuvo en-
New York hace algunos amos Ell
un discurso a los especulado-
res de la Gale Wall les dijo en-
tono servil que su mayor deseo
era gobernar a Cuba para su
mayor utilidad y seg1n sus de-
secs.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

mi ternura. LIE he amado como
solo una madre puede amar a
su hijo. Ahora mi coraz6n va
no siente NADIA por 6l... Aver
lie maldije, lie rechaze y lie AFRO
je de mi lado para siempre!
Este es un castigo, y es terri
BILE, verdaderamente terrible.
Pero no es precisamente por el
nj por mi por quien he querido
y aun quiero substraerle a la
Justlcia; es por la familia de
Lucerolle; es para evitar el es-
candalo, quiza la verguenza que
caeria sObre ella; 81, es por Ell
senior condo, por la sonora con-
deSa, por su hija Y su hijo; es
para no arrojarles a todos CO.
mo paste de la curiosidad mall
sana del mundo.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
te regresar a los EstadoS Uni

tie regresar a los Estados Uni
dos.
La resolution hace constar
que ell hombre mo sabe NADIA
de los trabajos en- la industrial
de la fabrication de medals Y
que fue alquilado por la COM
panfa Kraemer para actuar
como un hombre fuerte, y que
habia atacado y lastimado a
huelguistas que estaban COM
batiendo por ell derecho de per-
tenecer a una union de traba-
jadores..... Sabese que pode-
rosas influencias polfticas es-
tan desarrollandose cerca de
las autoridades de immigration
para que estas permitan a
Singher dejar ell pals por SUI
voluntad de modo que pueda
retornar....
"Nosotros creemos que I'm
rompehuelga y criminal no
puede ser it'll ciudadano de
los Estados Unidos." Ell dia 80
de JUNO, Edward F. McGrady,
representante Legislative de la
Federation Americana del
Trabajo, luego de una p~rotes-
ia verbal al Comite Revisor de
Immigration escribi6 a w. M.
Smelzer, abogado consejero
del Comite:
Las acciones de Singher en-
la huelga son conocidas de to-
das las locales de obreros de
la industrial de medals de Sc
da, y tambien es sabido que
entr6 de manera Illegal. Temo
que 81 Sc lie deja salir volunta-
riamente Sc operara una gran
reacci0n. Este asunto probable
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

10 que listed me dice es
tan extrano y tan incoherente,
que 70 me pierdo en- un mar de
confusiones,-replic6 ell magis-
trado;-ipor que mezcla listed
en- TODD ESQ a la familia de Lu-
cerolle? En- verdad, sonora, que
81 no tuviera ante mis- ojos la
carta del senior condo de Luce
role, creeria que estaba tratan
do con una pobre insensata. No
comprendo, no, yo no compren-
do NADIA.
-iAh! va Sc que listed no
ruede comprenderlo, porque Sc
trata de un secreto...
- I'm s~ecreto?
81, senior, un terrible Sc
creto.
FL iuez mene6 la cabeza con
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

-Entonces va no dudara US
ted, senior, Y tendra la prueba
de que he dicho la verdad Y de
que el es inocente. No pido que
lie ponga Embellishments en- IL
bertad, porque buscan su vida,
y mientras que TODD sus enemi-
Cos no essen imposibilitados de
herirle, 70 temer6 que caiga en-
alguna nueva emboscada.
aver supe que habia sido
conducido a Mazas. iCuan in
quieto debe estar ell desgracia-
do! ~ como debe sufrir! va
sabe que yo pienso en- 6l, que
me ocupo de su felicidad Y me
ha dicho que estaba lleno de
pero los hembres
mas fuertes pueden deiarse in
Vadir por Ell desalientO; yo qui-
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

sierra que el no pasase por ell do
lor, por la verguenza de sci con
ducido aqui, ante listed, entire
dos gendarmes, como I'm crimi-
nal"
Ell juez de instruction pare
cia reflexionar profundamente
-Yo mismo ire a Mazas-di
jo despues de un instante-e
interrogare a Pedro Ricart en-
su prisi6n.
Els una buena idea; GUAM
do sepa que listed me ha visto
no Sc negaria a hablar. iAh! 81
listed Sc apiada del inocente, df
gale, senior, digale que Luisa
Verdier cumplira la promesa
que lie ha hecho.
-Ahora bien, Luisa Yer
dier-repuso el magistrado.-
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

cerse, no tiene listed mas que
enviar a la Gale del Seine, al
hotel donde los compasivos pes
cadores condujeron al joven
que salvaron. Que interroguen
a la duena del hotel Y ella dira
10 que pas6 aquella noche en- su
casa, que un j6ven estudiante
de medicina, que vive ALI, lie
Guido y lie volvi6 a la vida; dira
tambien que 20 vele a su lado
toda la noche Y que a las nueve
de la manana del sabado salio
del hotel y regres6 a su casa,
en- la Gale de Saint-Sebastien,
donde fue detenido por los a
gentes.
-Esta bien-dijo ell juez de
enviare a la Gale del Seine.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

No obstante haber otras soli-
citudes, Ell concedi6 la fecha de
Agosto 3. Aver, Alfredo Mon
toto, representando a la seccion
lie cancel6 ell Picnic sin tener en-
cuenta los danos que tai medi-
da pudiera c~ausarle.
No queriendo exponerse a
que la secci6n de BeneficencH
del Circulo, que tiene la fecha
de Septiembre IA lie haga 10 mis-
mo, el ha decidido no conceder
su terrenO para esa fiesta.
Queda complacido ell 'Polaco'
y lamentamos ell incidente.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
Sc ha tratado ha despertado

Sc ha tratado ha despertado
s0specha y curiosidad.
Yo espero que Sc atenderan
las esperanzas de la Fedora
ci6n Americana y que ell hom-
bre sera d%eportado.
Ell dia 10 de julio, Harry
Hull, comisionado general de
immigration notified a McGra-
dy que aunQue Singher es de-
portable, en- vista de las excep
cionales circunstancias en- la
orden de deportation no Sc ha-
"a en- este tempo, y que Sing
her puede libremente marchar
Sc a cualquier otro pals. Nc
Grady replica que las excep-
cionales circunstancias son la
baja escala de salario y los
manufacturers de Pennsylva-
MIA y los politicos de Pennsyl-
vania que parece tener bastan-
tie Influenza para d~esafiar la
ley, y que ell Departments de
Labor y los funcionarios de es-
tie Sc han arrodillado ante esos
polfticos y manufacturers.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

al fin, a una prueba con la Fee
deraci6n Americana del Traba-
jo y su afiliada, la Federation
Americana de Trabajadores
empleados en- la fabrication
de medals de soda, en- un pun
to fundamentally protection
de I'm rompehuelga contra la
penalidad de deliberada vio-
laci6n de la ley federal. Este
rompehuelga eS Edward Sing
her, un ciudadano canadense,
cuyo arresto para deportation
fue hecho hace seis meses.
Singher entr6 en- este pals con
la falsa representation de que
era un ciudadano americana
y entr6 a romper la huelga de-
clarada contra los telares de
Kraemer, en- Nazareth, Pa.
Primero Sc lie detuvo bajo la
acusaci6n de maftratar a huel-
guistas; pero un jurado de la
compania dispuso su libertad.
Entonces empezaron los manu-
factureros la lucha para impe-
dir su deportation.
FL secretario Davis, candi-
dato al senado, jug6 con am :
has parties. Fue detenido ell
hombre; pero los juicios Sc de
moraron. Y despues que la or
den de deportation Sc expidi6,
Sc apel6 a Washington, donde
Sc presentaron nuevas demo
ras.
Davis gan6 la nomination
en- las primarias con ell apoyo
de los trabajadores.
A fines de JUNO la conven-
ci6n de obreros de las fabricas
de Medals de Soda Full Fash
Toned, adopt6 resoluciones de-
mandando que a Singher no sc
lie permita salir para ell Cana
da-de donde podria regresal
como un inmigrante-sino que
Sc lie deporte como I'm violadol
de la ley de immigration. Ash
deportado, no podria facilmer
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

lllCl SuulIudd.
-Decididamente-d i o.
creo que estoy perdiendo ell
tempo al escucharla; sonora
NADIA me prueba aun que esa
historic del acusado Pedro Ri
cart, precipitado en- ell Sena, no
haya sido inventada por listed.
-iC6mo! senior, 5no me cree
listed?
-Dudo, sonora.
-GEl senior conde de Luce
role no lie dice que puede listed
tener confianza en- mi?
Ell senior condo de Lucero-
lie puede equivocarse.
-Dentro de una bora, senior,
de media 81 listed 10 quiere asi,
tendra la prueba de que lie he
dicho la verdad. Para conven-
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Paris, Julio 14.-Francia
festej6 hoy ell ISL aniversario
de la toma de la Bastilla con
una imponente revista militar.
Tropas vistiendo los uniformes
de los dias cuando Francia
conquist6 a Argelia, hace Glen
amos, y con todos los uniformes
usados desde entonces en- las
diferentes campanas, desfila-
ron ante ell presidente Dou-
mergue, ell Rey de Tunez, los
ministries de la guerra, marina,
aviaci6n y otros altos funcio-
narios. La mayor parte de los
embajadores extranjeros esta-
ban en- la tribuna presidential,
entire ellos ell principe imperial
del Jap6n, Takamatsu. Seis es-
cuadrillas de aeroplanos de
combate volaron en- formation
sobre la brillante parada.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Grand Rapids, Mich, Julio
14.-Fred Burke, notorio pis-
tolero de Chicago por la cabe-
"a del cual Sc ofrecen 101, 900
pesos, esta todavia hoy en- Ii
bertad.
Los detectives de Chicago
que registraron una casita en-
Lago Hess, a 40 millas de aqui,
enoche. esperanto encontrar a
Burke en- compania de una mu
Jer rubia, descubrieron que Ell
Sc habia marchado hacia me-
dia bora. Por una coinciden-
cia supo Burke que los agen-
ties Venian y Sc march6, llevan-
dose con el a su companero.
Cerca de las $3.50 p. m. un
diputado del sheriff del conda
do de Newaygo fue a telefo-
near a un establecimiento GER
cano al lago. Williams A.
Smith, en- una casa del cual vi
via la pareja, oy6 al diputado
mencionar ell nombre Burke.
Smith sali6 del estableci-
miento y media bora despu6s
ell pistolero desaparecia. Guam
do la policfa registr6 la casita
encontraron ALI a Smith, a
otro hombre y a una mujer
que dijo ser la esposa del
Smith. Fueron decomisados
cier litros de bebidas alcoh6-
licas, rev6lvers y municiones.
Smith fue llevado a Chicago
para ser interrogado.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
LIE UN PIC
MIC A PELDON Y Ell CAN
cello OTRO

Esteban Pell6n, ell cubano
"Polaco" de Rocky Point, lugar
ahora conocido por la "rada del
inferno, vino a visitarnos hoy
y nos trajo una carta dirigida
a los presidentes de las seccio-
mes del Circulo Cubano.
En- ella dice Esteban que ha-
ce mas de I'm mes lie fue pedi.
do por la secci6n de propagan-
da del Circulo ell terreno de 81
propiedad para celebrar un Pic
Mic.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES.
:. TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German

nos y de su pecho Sc escaparon
sollozos.
Una emoci6n extraordinaria
Sc habia apoderado del magis-
trade que miraba a Luisa con
tanta compassion como curiosi-
dad.
Al cabo de pocos instantes le-
vanto la cabeza.
-iPues bien!--dijo,-sf, mi
hijo es un miserable, pero no
por clio crea listed que lie han
faltado nunca mis- consoles nj
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Washington, Julio 14.-Co-
memo hoy ell senado la segun-
da semana de debate sobre ell
tratado de Londres, con los par
tidarios de la aprobaci6n mos
trando su inquietud por ell pro
blema de mantener ell quorum.
Ellos suponen que antes del
fin de la semana los oponentes
de la ratification haran I'm es-
fuerzo para dejar ell asunto
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
j. DAVIS ES UN PRO
TECTOR DE ROMPEHUEL
GAS

Washington, Julio IA (FP)
]. Davis, cobrando
salario federal como secreta :
rio de labor, ha sido obligado,
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Ciudad de MEXICO, Julio IA.
policfa anunci6 hoy que
Basilio Palencia, arrestado
aqul y que dice ser hermano
de Jose Mijares Palencia, jefe
de policia, ha estado casado
con 16 mujeres de Tapachula,
Chilpancingo, Salina Cruz y
otros lugares.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
tLTIMAS. NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

hasta ell otono. Nuevas reser-
vas estan siendo r~edactadas
por los adversarios del pacto.
Varias de elias han sido pro-
metidas por ell senador Moses.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Ell mand6 una carta a mi primo
en- Turtle Creek sin pagan ell sello.
No estaba miranda ell hombre
Gel correo asi que tire la carta sin po-
merle un Sello.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
RECKLESS DRIVING
UP TO HIGH COURT
Supreme Tribunal to Act on Ap-
peal From Sentence Imposed
in District.

The question of whether q District
motorist Is entitled to q trial by jury
on a charge of reckless driving is to
be argued in the United States Su-
preme Court some time this week.
The case is that Of the District Gov
eminent against William H. Colts.
Colts was charged with reckless driving
last year. In Police Court he pleaded
not guilty and demanded O. trial by
Jury, which demand was denied and
an exception noted. Upon being tried
by the court, he was convicted and
given q 30-day sentence. The case was
taken to the District Court OF Appeals,
which reversed the judgment OF the
Police Court.
The corporation counsel in asking
the United States Supreme Court to
pass on the case, contends that the
Court of Appeals erred In holding that
Colts was entitled to a jury trial and
also in holding that reckless driving Is
not a petty offense within the meaning
of the constitution.
The lawyers for the District say the
question involved is an important one
for the District. They point out the
number of similar cases that arise an
nually and say that the requirement OF
trial by jury in such cases would sert-
ously impede the administration OF this
and similar laws. Counsel for the other
side also have filed a brief in the Su-
preme Court upholding the view taken
by the Court Of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
WEEK END H0LD-UPS NET
BANDITS $68 AND WATCH
Four Victims Report Losses to Po-
hce-one Man Robbed of S55.
Another Loses Timepiecs.

Hold-up men operating in the Capt.
tai over the week end enriched them
selves to the extent of $68 and a watch,
according to the police, in various
Jobs"
At GAS o'clock last night two colored
men, both masked, alighted from an
automobile near Fifth and r streets and
held up James Alexander, colored. of
1648 Third street. Alexander told police
the men took SIS from him at the point
of a pistol.
James Robertson of 1882 Taylor
street told police he was stopped and
robbed of S. by q young white man
early this morning at Seventeenth and
Taylor streets. Robertson gave police
description of the man.
Leigh Bishop Fleming, 200 H street,
was the victim of two colored highway
men near Eighteenth and K streets
about AIS o'clock yesterday morning.
The bandits robbed him of So.
While standing at Maryland avenue
and Four-and-a-nalf street southwest
about o'clock yesterday morning
James Parker, 10 N street southwest,
was accosted by three colored men and
robbed of his watch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-20
MUCH-ESCAPED BOY
HELD FOR. OFFICERS
16-Year-0ld Massachusetts, "Hou-
dini" Slipped Through Re-
straint Ten Times.

Armed with warrant charging Victor
j. Stanawhite of Dorchester, Mass,
16-year-old "boy Houdini," with the
hold-up and robbery of q drug store five
months ago, two Boston policemen were
en- route to Washington today to return
the youth to that city.
"StanaWhite, who earned the sobri-
Quet because Of his aptitude for escaping
from jails and reformatorieS, walked
into the sixth precinct station 10 days
ago and asked for food and shelter, but
1t was not until yesterday that police
learned that their guest was Bostons
hoy Houdini."
A guard was Immediately placed at
the boys bed in Gallinger Hospital,
where he had been sent to be treated
for drug addiction. to guard against any
attempt he might make to escape being
returned to the Massachusetts city.
With Stanawhite when he appeared
here was Marshall w. Umpleby, also 16,
of South Chelmsford, Mass, a paroled
prisoner, who was turned over to his
parents several days ago.
Stanawhite's record includes 10 escapes
from jails, insane asylums and re-
formatories, his latest break" being
from the Worcester State Hospital on
october 2. Stanawhite was first COM
mitted after a series of hold-upS and
robberies, but so far has always man
aged to gain his freedom.
The most famous break charged to
the youth was made last June, when
he made his getaway from the city
prison at Boston while he was in a
straightjacket with a policeman sitting
outside his cell door. The boy sue
ceeded in freeing himself from the
jacket and then relieved his doing
guard of his keys and walked to free
dom.
His escape from the State Hospital
this month was effected by expert lock-
picking. Umpleby also had been an in
mate of that institution and joined
Stanawhite when the latter left Boston
in search of adventure in other cities.
Both youths were sent to the House
of Detention when they appealed to
police of No. station for aid, saying
they were homeless and hungry.