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The Washington times., 1930-05-17
Oil StOUe's Flames
Fatal to Child of 5

HAGERSTOWN, Md, May II.
Betty Vinson, five-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Vinson, Dale Street. died yester-
day at the Washington County
Hospital of burns suffered wnen
her clothing was ignited by an
oil stove in her home.
The child ran to home of Mrs.
Evelyn Lynn, a neighbor, who
extinguished the flames with a
rug, but all efforts to save her
life failed.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
u. S. Embassy Vague
On Return of DdWeS

LONDON, May II Q.N.SO.-
The following statement was
issued at the American Embassy
here today in connection with
the reported departure of Ambas-
sador Charles G. Dawes for the
United States:
. "The Ambassador will not
apply for regular leave until
September when he intends to
90 to Chicago for a month in
connection with the exposition
there.
"At the end Of his leave he
will return and resume his
duties In London"
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
BIiSh Was Son of U. S. N.
Commander, Now Dead

Donald Blish was the son of
the late Commander John Blisn,
U. S. NJ, who died in 1921 at
the Naval Hospital here.
Donald came ere last year
from Lake Grove, N. Y. He a.
tended Central High School FOR
a year, graduating with the class
of June, 1929. He was 19 years
old.
He !, survived by his mother,
Mrs. Ida Blish, and a sister,
Sarah, of the Harvard Hall Apart
ments.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
Battle Fleet Gets
Ready to Quit N. Y.

NEW YORK, May II UN.SD.
A hustle of activity shook the
United States flee today in New
York Harbor as thousands Of
sailors prepared for the fleets
departure for e Virginia Capes
where the big ships will pass in
review Monday before President
Hoover.
Sixty-five ships will steam out
to sea starting early Monday
They will be headed by the
battleShip Texas flagship. with
Admiral William v. Pratt on
board. A
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
HoouerTakes 140nFishing
Trip for Week End

Fourteen fishermen left the
White House early today for a
weekend at the Presidential camp
on the Rapidan. They planned
for some fishing before lunch
and to take to the stream again
Immediately after the MONDAY
meal, Heading the party was
President Hoover.
This weeks group was the
largest ever to motor down to
the Blue Ridge retreat and in
cluded Secretary of State Slim
son, Attorney General Mitchell,
Undersecretary of the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills, Senator Capper
(RO of Kansas, Senator Fess (RO
of Ohio. Governor Roosevelt of
The Washington times., 1930-05-17

Porto Rico, Representative Ram
seyer (R.) of Iowa. Representa-
tive Free (RD of California,
Representative Blackburn (RO of
Iowa, J. Henry Roraback, Re-
publican national committeeman
for Connecticut: Richard V.
Oulahan, newspaper correspon-
dent; Lawrence Richey, of the
White House Secretariat, and
Capt. Joel T. Boone, White House
physician.
The week-enders made a stag
affair of it, Mrs. Hoover's back
being still too lame to stand the
strain of the long auto ride.
They expect to return late Sun
day afternoon.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
Norway King, Queen
Attend N1nSen Rites

OSLO, May II 0NSD.-The
King and Queen of Norway
headed a list of distinguished
mournerS at the funeral today of
DR.. Fridtjof Nansen, famous
Arctic explorer, educator and
diplomat.
The funeral conceded with a
national holiday. Thousands fol-
lowed the funeral procession.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
West Point Denies
1t KneU Cd0Le We'd

WEST POINT, N. Y. May II
QNS0 West Point officials to-
day denied any officer at the
Military Academy knew of the
marriage of Christian K. eagle,
Army football star, before it was
revealed this week.
The denial was made after Rep
resentative Fish in Washington
demanded o an investigation of
why eagle was permitted to en-
gage in athletics and remain at
the academy when married.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
PARAMOUNT PARK

SECOND RACE-Curtain Call Miss
, Pat, Hattie Seth, Ruth Long, Mae
THIRD RAcE-Caned off
SECOND RACE-Flag Bearer. False
FIFTH RACE - Rhinock. Patricia
Marian, star O. Morn.
SIXTH RACE-Patricia Marian.
SEVENTH RACE-Old Bill Copper
Rou, Bardini, Fortunate Mann.
EIGHTH RACE - Thistle Arious,
OCEAN Current. High Life.
weather, raining; track, muddy.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
ToDAY'S SCRATCHES
AURORA

FOURTH RACE-Gold Handle.
FIFTH RACE-Chattering.
SIXTH RACE-Nostaw, Yam Toy.
EIGHTH RACE-Gallardo.
weather clear; track, fast.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
WOODBINE

FIRST RACE-Kopeck
SECOND RACE-Royal Guest, Tout
Feu
FIFTH ACE-Imbros.
SIXTH RACE--Just One, Justiciary
Light step. Decide, Smear.
SEVENTH RACE-Hat Broom,
weather, cloudy; track. slow.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17
10000 See is Horses Go to Post in Derby
THE WEATHER

Increasing eloudineSs, followed by rain and
cooler late tonight and Sunday; gentle shifting
winds, becoming moderate northeast. Tempera-
ture yeSterday-Highest, 79j lowest, 56.
Full We0ther report on Page
a. The Washngton Times 10 the only afternoon paper In
ths city publishing dispatches Of International
news Service and Universal Service.
The Washington times., 1930-05-17

on Page 2, Col.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
BOXEO
STRIBLING CAZO OTRA PA
Iona

New Orleans, Feb. 17.-Joe
Packo, de Toledo, Ohio, resisti6
con firmeza ell castigo de Young
Stribling hasta el octave asalto
cuando tuvo que rendirse a la
persistencia del fuego, cayendo
sobre la Iona. Pesaba Packo III
y su potente adversario 1879.
Stribling abuse de tai manera
con ell de Ohio, utilizando la SUI
perioridad de peso y destreza,
que este trat6 de marchar de-
tras de el, despues del "nocao",
con el crimen reflejado en- sus o.
jos. Ell hombre de Toledo fu6
contenido por sus segundos y
Stribling sali6 del ring, en-
completa calma.
Hoy saldra para Tampa DON
de ell pr6ximo viernes peleara
con Pietro CORR.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

notas vedadas a su estructura.
tepltiendO hasta ell infinite la
miseria monotone Marcia lenta
que por muchos dias quedaria
zumbando en- los oidos.
Plan, plan, rataplan... Plan,
plan plan, rataplan... Plan,
plan, plan. iUf!
Y al fin, radiante, ell paso.
Iras ell lucerio del movible al
tar los Cristos expirantes iban
ofreciendo al pueblo ell abrazo
de redenci6n, y bajo la riqueza
de los f%astuosos mantos borda-
dos Gle orc que caian hasta ell
suelo, Embellishments grandes
como ell refugio amparador de
Ia Humankind, las maravillosas
Vlrgenes con sus caritas inefa-
Dies y sus manos tendidas, ha-
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

la osena!...
A trav6s de los antifaces Ia
genie empehabase en- descubrir
los ldolos populares, singular
mente los toreros.
Mira er TJ5ouero-senala-
ban entire los hermanos del Ca
chorro"-. Adi6s, Lanores. Ese
que va descarso es V~areltto, que
Sc ofresi6 a sail asi cuando tu-
viera un ano sin cogia. Ali va
don Pedro Borbolla-descu-
brian entire los hermanos del
"Silencio'.
Todo clio acompanado, sub
rayado, como en- ell fuerte de un
concertante, por IN obsesiona-
dor redoble de tambores Y alari-
do de cornetas, empenadas con
estridor desagradabIe en- dar
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

la severidad de los humildes ha
bitoS negros de la ordenada CO.
fradia del Senior de la Passion.
La genie LEILA en- yoz alta, en-
los programmes, ell orden de las
hermandades. Parecian recitan-
tes de una poetica letania, en- la
que compondrian muy bien los
"ora pro nobis' del coro. Santi-
simo Cristo de la Humildad y
Paciencia... Santisimo Cristo dc
la Buena Muerte... Nuestro Pa
Dire JESUS de las Penas... Santi-
simo Cristo de las Misericor-
dias... Santo Cristo de la Sa.
lud... Santisimo Cristo de la Elk
piraci6n.,. Nuestro Padre Jesus
del Gran Poder...
Nombres que ell pueblo, mas
rapido, mas grafico Y mas an
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
SCOTT SIGUE ENTRENAN
DOSE

Miami, Feb. 18.-Phil Scott
me ha ca1sado la impression de
que Sc mueve hacia su mejor es-
tado fisico mas suavemente que
su oponente para la noche de-
dfa q de febrero, Jack Shar-
key, de Boston, Phil, que naci6
Suffling, Y Sc convirti6 en- Scott
anda por los alrededores de las
POP libras cuando estas lineaS
son hechas y progresa gentil-
mente en- su preparation hasta
su punto mas adecuado, de POI
a POP.
Sharkey esta pesando ahora
cerca de POI libras y sostiene
que su mejor peso es ell de 1913
pero me parece a mi que traba-
ia con mas "vibraci6n" que
Scott. Faltando solo 10 dias pa
ra la fecha de la batalla Shar-
key esta mostrando mas tension
y esfuerzo del que debiera mos
trar.
Quizas este sea debido a la
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

sante y mareador flujo y reflu-
10, tan pronto en- la misma direc
ci6n de las cofradias como en-
sentido contrario, sin detenerse
al encuentro con los pasos, que
cast llenaban la Gale, deiando
una breve angostura para pasar
junto a ellos de medic lado, Y
tampoco paraban los vendedo-
res callejeros, incansables de
piernas y gargantas, metiendo
por todas parties sus cestas Y
pregones de chucherias degluti-
bles.
II Hay ~langostinos Y bocas /!
! Hay bocas!
Surtanas de coro y huevo!
i Bocaiyo!
i Arm6n! iArm6n!
~-iArmendrao e canela, a rea
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

daluz en- la gracia Y confianza
familiar de la designation, sus-
tituye por otros menos solem-
mes y mas suyos. La Borriqui
ta", La Virgen de las Cigarre-
ras", LOS Panaderos'', Los Gi
%tanos', La Macarena'', FL ST.
lencio', lei Cachorro"..
Algunos nazarenos de las CO.
fradiaS de los dolores vistosos.
de hirviente sangre moza por Q
que denunciaba su ardillesca in
quietud y 10 que descubrian a We
ces los antifaces levantados, po-
MAN una nota pintoresca en- 4
cortejo con su alejamiento del
espiritu yeligioso del acto-me-
jor diriamos "remotamiento" 81
Ia palabra fuese de recibo-. A
delantabanse impacientes al par
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

simonioso andar de la cofradia,
sentabanse en- las sillas vacias a
departir con los curioSos, deser-
taban a "refrescar" en- las taber
mas y "pasajes" del canine, pi-
ropeaban a las muchachas Y bro
meaban con los conocidos, Y so
bre TODD con las conocidas. di-
ciendoles con la mayor naturall-
dad y la voz hueca:
= Me conoces? mo me CO.
noseis ustedes! No me como
seis ustedes!
i Que bien accompanied es-
tas, Copitat-le decian cast to-
dos, al pasar, al banderillero.
i Ponemero gusto que tie
uno!-contestaba joaquin orga
lloso.
Iba y venia la genie en- ince-
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

diferencia de temperamento de
los gladiadores. Ell hombre de la
otra parte del mar es flemat.,
co, no Sc perturba por NADIA, nj
siquiera en- los gastos.
Els un hombre infinitamente
precavido en- materia de gastos.
Sharkey ell mas volatil. Que el
tiene los nervios de una muler
Sc demuestra por sus a%rranques
emocionales en- sus momentos
de prusba.
Ell llor6 la noche que derrota-
ra a Harry Wills, la Pantera
Negra de New Orleans, y derra-
mo lagrimas sobre ell punto en-
que M. Ovila Chapdelaine, mas
conocido por Jack Delaney, to-
mara ell conteo de diez, frente
a el.
Los periodos de mas tension
de los gladiadores son los de su
entrenamiento.
Ell lituano Sc pone irritable e
impertinente. Pudiera ser una
, buena senal I'm POGO mas tarde
pero en- la ~presente etapa indica
Iue 6l esta listo antes de item
pc.
Jack boxe6 aver dos rounds
con Pierre Charles, uno con eI
frances Bouquillon y dos con
Johnny Grossox, ell orgullo de
Mont Vernon, cuyas costillas nc
fueron rotas, como Sc dijo al CO.
menzar Sharkey su entrena-
miento. Este rumor fue tan in
correcto como la Historical" dc
que Scott habfa puesto horizon
tai a Jack De Nave.
Crosse hizo TRAFALGAR fuerte a
Sharkey y este empez6 a descar-
gar tremendos derechazos, tales
que aquel inquiri6: SEstas ira
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
' otro por Ia quijada y Sc tir6

y otro por la quijada y Sc tir6
contra su contrario, con ambas
manos en- movimiento, derriban
dolo dos veces antes del conte)
definitivo,
Primo "arrincon6" a Erickson
contra las sogas y sobre estas
ell sueco recibio un conteo, de
nueve. Tn "jab" izquierdo vol
VIC a tirarlo, otra vez por ell
conteo de nueve.
Completaron la obra un gan
cho izquierdo y una derecha
cruzada.
Ell peso del italiano era de
|284 y ell de su contrario 227.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
LA SEXTA VICTORIA POR
NOCAO DEL GIGANTE
CARNERA


Oklahoma City, Feb. 18.-Pri
mo Camera, ell gigantic italiano
puso aver a dormir en- ell segun-
do asalto a John o. Erickson,
sueco de Chicago.
Habia transcurrido un minu-
to Y 45 segundos del round ia
tal' cuando Erickson cay6 para
ser retirado del ring"
Ell sueco habfa peleado valien
temente en- ell primer round y la
multitud, 5000 personals, lie ha
bia hecho demostraciones de
simpatia.
Camera Sc enfureci6 en- el Sc
gundo despu6s de recibir On
fuerte punetazo por ell est6mago
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

iverguenza da confesar que
todavfa hay hombres que Sc
prestan a recibir golpes por una
pequena cantidad de dinero y al
misI1o tempo sirven de yehicu-
10 para enriCuecer a los cam
peones o aspirantes a campeo-
mes, que por divertirse cobran
tres o cuatro mil duros.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
Ia a1Curk
tando de noauearme. Jaek9. A

horra esos golpes para Scott.
Scott no Sc ejercito aver para
no exponerse a los elementos.
. No teniendo bicicletas me he
tenido que contentar con las no
ticias que me han traido. Victo-
rio Campolo estuvo aver mac
two Y asi Johnny Risko, que nc
ha podido conseguir 'socios de
practicas".
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
NOTAS DE BOXEO

La falta de p1blico hizo sus-
pender anoche, en- la Arena del
Circulo, las peleas que habian
anunciado los promotores Gre
co y Chapman, de la Legion
Americana.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

Conferencias Sc verificar0n
aver en- Miami entire ell presidol
tie de la comisi6n de boXeo, Mae
Reynolds, y los managers de
Sharkey y Scott. Tra.ase de Sc
leccionar Ell arbitro, ell tercec
hombre en- ell cuadrilatero, car
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
Aleian1rO Perez Luqfn.
Alejaniro Perez Lugfn.


la blancura de los nazarenos d.
San Juan de la Palma, las capa3
grana y los antifaces negros lei
Predimiento, los c~apirotes azul
celeste y las tdnicas blancas de
los nazarenos del Cristo de la
Conversion del Buen Ladr6n,
los alegres habitos de la cofra-
dia de los P%anaderos, la tunica
crema vivo y la capa Y ell anti
faz grana; precediendo, en- ex-
presivo y simbolico c~ontraste
de esta solemnidad sevilIana, a
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

NUEVO BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de un bonito bun
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- Gambia. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale IL,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18


Ell hijo de "Pa" Stribling Sc
9nsan6 aver en- New Orleans
con un hombre que pesaba y
libras menos que 6l, sin contar
su menor habilidad y destreza.
Tantos y tan duros fueron 'os
golpes que Packo, la "paloma' +,
.uvo que rendirse en- ell octave
round.
Aqui "cazara" ell viernes a
Pietro CORR, austriaco, uno de
los "jornaleros' del pugilismo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

QUESTION DE LOCALIZA
,lON.-Los .otes valen per ST.
ocalizaci6n y no .9or SD tamano
Zero cuando reuren ambas con-
liciones Sc valoriza mas la pro-
iedad.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

Sin desanimarse por este, los
emprendedores j6venes han con
tratado para Ell main bout del
pr6ximo lunes a Tony Domin-
guez, Ell camagueyano miem6ro
del establo de Relampago Sa-
guero, Y ell veterano pugilista
italiano Jimmy DeCapua, una
de las victimas del Relampago.
Para Jimmy Flynn Sc ha bus
cado un oponente que responde
al nombre de Johnny Roberts
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

COMO ESPECIALIDAD-5 a.
cres de terra y una casa de Z
cuartOs cercade Palm River. Tn
punto ideal par ala cria de ayes
y de puercos. TODD puede adqui
rirse por $3.50 en- mano y ell ba-
lance, hasta $3.50, a s~atisfac-
ci6n del comprador.
CASA DE
Un gran edificio de MADEIRA con
ocho amplios apartamentos.
Con todas las conveniencias mo.
dernas y cast nueva. En- punto
magnifico para hacer dinero al
quilando cuartos o con I'm 'boar
ding. Ell precio de TODD e5
$4,000, en- faciles pages.
Lame a Keuneke o Efird n
la oficina de Henderson Wa
rren Simms. - Tel. 1868.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18
CLASIFICADOS

Sc ALQUILA-Bellisimo Bun
galoW, cast nuevo, Gale IL Nc.
1924, cerca de Michigan. Tele-
fono NJ 64-352.
La gaceta., 1930-02-18

Sc DESEAN varias mucha {,
chas de buena apariencia y que
habIen espanoI para solicitar
6rdenes para vestidos de ninas,
en- Ybor City.
Presentense ell jueves entrA
las 10 Y las IL m. el ell Quart
No. 6 de la casa, Gale Lafayette
ndmero 312, TAMPA
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Miss Rion Fortescue
Introduced to Society

A large and interesting company,
representative of oficial, diplomatic and
residential society. attended the debut
yesterday afternoon of Miss Rion
Fortescue. The bud received with her
mother, Mrs. Granville r. Fortescue,
in the garden of Twin Oaks, the charm
ing home of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Charles J. Bell. She wore a dainty
frock of green net, fashioned on the
new long lines.
Assisting the debutante were Miss
Caroline Hyde. daughter of the Secre-
tary of Agriculture and Mrs. Arthur
M. Hyde; Miss Mary Parker Corning,
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
Parker Corning; Miss Louise Brooks,
granddaughter of Mrs. Edward T.
Stotesbury: Miss Carol Grosvenor,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert II,
GroSvenor: Miss Virginia F1annery,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. F1an-
merry; Miss Eliza H. Mitchell, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. James r. Mitchell; Miss
Sylvia Meredith. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Payne Meredith; Miss
Helen Wardman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wardman; Miss MarRo j.
Wyeth, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than G. Wyeth; Miss Mary Cooke,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cooke:
Miss Charlotte Parker, Miss Mary Power,
daughter Of Mrs. Edward Arnold Of
New York. and Miss Sally Harris, cousin
OF Miss ForteScue.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Capital Folk Pay Honor
To Distinguished Visitor
From Southern Republic
President-Elect of Brazil Entertained by Presi-
dent Hoover and by Nation Ambassador
on Duty In Washington.
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

REMAINED give the women of
sas Do snSs
the qun
stand out in the entertainments thus given
THE party House. though smaller number
and nog left ana by sDs the
nspished visitor was given an Unusual
snd of the mpaS ag g M
the Union Building last aT night "
PRECEDENT young girls society was
started Twin Oaks yesterday afternoon Foresue
S p P G a more % dabtf 2n Srsc1 as 70 nfP
cpt and MRS Foeue has @ confered ne bessT % Wah e
e & cam @ @ heG sGs bS IN & net by eoSde6 o @
@ Winter fSuf arss on m m m fay With In the us Of nc ss
accomplish physical impossbit
Of being in several places at once.
nd % nS S % an a even %v Tn the nae A short SKIRT M
generally part gown Lace
@ M T kid n @ sa n Dsss
sees the prayer book replacing the bouquet
EvER Of the weddings like that of Miss casan and Dr. Craig
ednce At niG $50 M 50 He
S9 zsnds
Wedding the ~eddng goPn Of her
sS0 Mdo nsd
Aibemarle County Va.
NUHEN the the chairman Republican
the wedding Of Miss Alice Huston Fulton Lewis IT,
BEEN that 1000 been sent out o2 the church
toa street, e0 70 the Fe'sD
GRADUALLY leaving the Capital
@ s a % his nd ast s the I t g aua e
Just What plans Mr. Mrs. dann @ W make o TING
seclusOn of their home. 'O' ~
THE Secretary Davis have closed their
orncia1y speaking until highly important
gave week President attend he ocia
CONTINUED on Pas. a. Column 81
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Washington Society Making
Plans for Vacation Period
Family of Secretary Davis to Spend Summer ir
New Jersey-Other Prominent Folk Out
lining Summer Program
Pacific Coast,
Underwood Photo.

Mrs. Davis, wife of the Secretary of
Labor, Mr.. James J. Davis, and their
nve children, James ]. Davis, jr.; Jane,
Jean, Joan and Jewell, will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Ventnor, N. j.,
where they have leased cottage for the
Summer. The Secretary will join his
family for brief visits during the Sum
mer months.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Pierce Butler
and their family have closed their house
and gone to Buena Vista Springs, Pa,
where they have a place for the Sum-
mer.
Senator D. o. Hastings has returned
to the Wardman Park Hotel after a
visit at his home, in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. John w. Summers, wife of Rep
resentative Summers of Washington,
left the Capital yesterday to make a
visit of several days at Evanston, Ill,
with their daughters, Miss Hope Sum-
mers and Miss Jean Summers, before
proceeding to their home, in Walla
Walla. While at Evanston, Mrs. Sum-
mers viii attend commencement week at
the Northwestern University, her alma
mater, where her daughter, Miss Hope
Evening star., 1930-06-15

Continued on Page 9, Column a.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Italian Ambassador Absent
Returning to Capital Today
Mistress of Embassy Sailed Yesterday for Home
land-Notes of Special Interest Relating
to Prominent Diplomats.

The italian Ambassador, Mobile
Giacomo de MARITIME, will return today
from New York, where he went with
Nobn Donna Antoinette de Martino,
who sailed yesterday for their home In
Italy.
The Ambassador Of Spain and
Sonora de Padilla will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor Of the
Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady
Lindsay.
The Ambassador Of Cuba and
Sonora de Ferrara sailed yesterday for
Italy and will go later to Geneva,
where the Ambassador will attend the
sessions Of the League of Nations as
delegate from Cuba.
The counselor of the embassy,
Senor Jose T. Baron, will be charge
d'affaires during the absence of the
Ambassador.
The Belgian Ambassador and Prin-
cess de Ligne and their daughters will
go to Annapolis the middle of the
week and will open the cottage on
the South River which they have leased
for the Summer.
The Ambassador Of Turkey. Mr..
Ahmet Muhtar, entertained at lunch
con Friday at the embassy in honor
OF the counselor of the United States
embassy at Ankara, Mr.. @. Rowland
Shaw. The company included the
Minister Of Albania, Mr.. Fatk Konitza :;
the Chinese Minister and Nine. WI,
the charge d'affaires of Egypt and
Nine. Ally Ismal Bey, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Mark l.. Bristol, Mrs. Pendle-
ton Mayo, the military attache of the
Italian embassy, Lieut.. Col. Marco Pen
naroh, and members of the embassy
staff, including the counselor and Mime.
Bedi, the first secretary, Mr.. Nuri
Sabit and the second secretary, Mr., U.s.
Sakt Bulent. Mrs. Ender, daughter of
the Ambassador, acted as hostess for
her father.
The Japanese Ambassador and Nine.
Debuchi will leave Washington Friday
for Blue Ridge Summit, where they
have taken q cottage for the season.
The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Lindsay will leave tomorrow
for New Haven, where the Ambassador
will attend the graduation at Yale Uni
versity Tuesday. The Ambassador and
Lady Lindsay will make several, visits
in Long Island before returning to
Washington the first OF next week.
The Minister Of Portugal and Vis-
countess d'Alte are in Washington over
Sunday and will 60 to Bar Harbor for
this week and go to Bar Harbor for
the season.
The Minister Of Finland, Mr.. Astrom,
will return Thursday from New York,
where he is spending few days.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will start Saturday for Ogon-
quit, Me-, where they have taken q
cottage. They will be accompanied by
the younger members of their family
and their two sons. Ivan and Rodelio,
will enter Camp Wildmere, which Is
near Ogonquit.
The Minister of Hungany, Count
S1echenyi,, will leave tomorrow for
Newport to join Countess SxechenY
and their children at The Breakers,
where they are guests oR the .cosntess'
| mother, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt The
Minister and his family win move to
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Summers, gives the Cumnock School of
Speech alumnae reading
Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey, wife Of
Representative Dempsey of New York
left Washington yesterday morning for
her home, in Lockport, where she will
remain for the rest OF the season.
The First Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior and Mrs. Joseph M. Dixon have
had with them at the Wardman Park
Hotel for a brief visit, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph d. White Of Oxford, Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. White will leave today for
North Carolina, where they will visit
before returning to their home.
The chief of Cavalry Maj. Gen. Guy
v. Henry and Mrs. Henry win have
with them for few days Miss Bar
bara Woodwork, who will come today
from Annapolis to be with Gen. and
Mrs. Henry and their daughter, Miss
Mary Ingraham Henry. Miss Wood
worth Is a daughter Of Mrs. Battle, wife
of Condr. G. E. Battle, u. 8. N, sta
toned at Annapolis.
Ths Second Assistant Postmaster
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