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CATHEDRAL ROOF
AGAIN BEARS STAR
Special Christmas Season
Illumination Is Made at
Mount st. AIban.

An electrically Illuminated star again
has been placed on the roof of WASH
ington Cathedral as reminder of the
Bible story of the three wise men.
The Christmas symbol Is visible from
virtually every part of the District
at night as it is nearly feet long
from point to point and is situated on
the crest of Mount st. Alban, some
500 feet above the Potomac River.
Workmen scale the sharply pitched
roof annually to place the star as an
expression of their interest in the
religious significance of the under
taking. Flood lights also illuminate
the apSe, or eaSternmoSt exterior in
the crypt of which is the Bethlehem
Chapel, where Christmas services will
be held.
Chapel Commemorate Christmas.
The special festival service at IL
o'clock on the morning of Christmas
day will be foremost among the Yule-
tide exercises in the edif1ce. The pro-
gram will be broadcast over a coast
forecast network of the Columbia
Broadcasting system. The sermon will
be preached by Right Rev. James E.
Freeman, Bishop of Washington. Spe-
cial music will be provided by the choir
of men and boys, under direction of
Edgar Priest, organist and choirmaster.
The first Christmas is commemorated
by the Bethlehem Chapel, arrange
bolic decorations present a pictorial
narrative of the birth of Christ. The
stained glass windows depict the
prophets who foretold His coming, the
angel proclaiming the message to the
shepherds, the wise men presenting
their gifts and other phases of the
story of the Christ child. The central
panel Of the reredoS Is has relief OF
the scene in the manger.
Thorn to BE Exhibited.
Because of the widespread interest in
the Cathedral services and in the SYM
bolism of Bethlehem Chapel, arrange
many worshipers during Christmas.
duct parties through the completed
portions of the crypts and to points
of interest in the Cathedral grounds.
The visitors will be shown the
Glastonbury thorn, which grows in an
Enclosure in front of ST. Adams the
National Cathedral School for Boys.
This plant is a descendant of the IA
nous holy thorn Of Glastonbury at
Glastonbury Abbey, England, credited
by legend with Springing from the staff
of st. Joseph of Arimathea when he
arrived at Glastonbury early in the
Christian centuries
The parent tree occasionally blooms
on Christmas day. The Washington
thorn has bloSsomed twice during
Christmas seasons since it was pre-
Sented to the Cathedral in 1902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
RECORDER CONFIRMED
Senate Approves Jefferson S. Coage
for District Office.

The Senate last night confirmed JEFF
ferson S. Coage, colored, as recorder of
deeds for the District of Columbia. The
Senate approved the nomination with
out debate, following a favorable report
from the Senate District Committee.
The nominee has been a deputy re-
corder Of deeds since 1925, and has been
acting as recorder under a recess ap-
pointment since last September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
WILL DISCUSS MEYER
Senate Agrees on Date to Consider
Reserve Board Head.

The Senate yesterday reached an
agreement to consider the nomination
of Eugene Meyer of New York as gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Board i'm
mediately after consideration Of the
Tariff Commissioners January 9.
Meyers confirmation is opposed by SEN
ator Brookhart. Republican, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
Ex-Criminals' Wanted
AS Instructors for
SchOOlAgainstC Crime

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 90
Wanted: Ex-Safe robbers, rack
eteers and bandits, to tell police
men the ms and outs of crime.
A possibility that their services
would be in demand doomed with
the announcement that part of
the curriculum of a school for
policemen at the University Of
Chicago would include lectures
by experienced ex-crimirals.
The new course will open jan
uary s, with August Vollmer, pro-
lessor Of police administration, in
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

Washable toys of art silk are the
most poular playthings for babies of
England just now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
Carols by Large ChOirs.

Carols by Large ChOirs.
A feature Of the Christmas program
will be the singing of carols by the COM
bined children'S choirS of the Church of
the Pilgrims and the Church of the
Ascension. Esther Linkins, director of
the Chaminade Glee Club, win direct
the singing.
While the children's party is the big
feature of the missions Christmas &C
tivitieS, there will be bags of cheer and
comfort also for the 165 white inmates
Of the District Home for the Aged and
Infirm at Blue Plains, Va. Then, too,
there are always number of individual
families for whom the mission provides.
Most of the kiddie bags were filled by
friends in the various Protestant
churches of the city, while hundreds of
others were taken over by Government
employees and others. The needs of each
family on the list were carefully investi-
gated by case workers of the mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. Ar
rangements have been made to have
these tickets honored at Saks & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
MICHIGAN MOURNS LOSS.

Fellow Citizens Once Presented Cup
for Sheer Admiration.
HOLLAND, Mich, December 20 F1.-
Not only Holland, Mich, his birth
place and lifelong home, but the larger
part of the State mourned today the
death of Gerritt j. Diekema, United
states Minister to the Netherlands, at
The Hague.
Lawyer, banker. political leader. Con-
gresham, candidate for governor and
finally diplomat, to his friends here
Diekema was primarily fellow citizen
and neighbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
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rat their distance, my dear, without
insulting them or making them feel
cheap"
ooh, I thank you so much, Margot.
You have been such help to me-"
said Verna, placing her hand on the
white girls shoulder. II don't know
what I should have done without you
all alone in this great city, knowing
no one"
"It was a delight and a pleasure
to have you come and to help you,
Verna dear" Margot replied. "You
have proved yourself every inch a
lady and credit to my judgment of
character. Now, tell me, how are
you getting on with Count de Raal-
bonner"
He's worrying me more than Prof.
Komffort. You see he has more time
at his disposal than Prof. Komffort
and, consequently, it is harder to es-
cape him. He is always asking me
to go riding in the country with him,
to come to his apartment, to go
abroad, and a thousand and one other
things. I always have to plead bust
ness but I can see he is getting tired
of that. I don't know how can keep
on avoiding him, Margot. After all,
you know, he is paying my tuition
and so I am in his debt"
Margot Yancey was thoughtful for
several seconds. She had come to
love Verna Nash, as had everybody
els, in the artistic set of Greenwich
Village. She didn't want to see the
colored girl get into any difficulties
from which it would be difficult to
extricate her. And yet she realized
that it would not be very easy to
avoid both Prof. Komffort and Count
de Raalbonne, whom she knew to be
two persistent suitors of beautiful
women. To them, Verna was an
exotic creature, a rare flower to be
plucked and then cast aside when
withered.
The Party
"You must meet Wendell Dalton,
Verna," she blurted out suddenly.
He'll appreciate knowing you ana L
know you'll share the feeling. He is
one OF the finest and most accom-
plisheG young men know, white or
black, and certainly a credit to his
race"
do you mean the chap who wrote
The Ethiopian Love Song?" asked
Verna, q little eXcitedly.
YES, I'll cali him up and see
when he can come down. Wen
throw party as an excuse" Mar
got reached for the telephone and
called a number uptown.
Three evenings later, the party was
held. Among those present were
Fred Watkins, Will Rondoski, Prof.
Komffort, Count de Raalbonne, Au-
gustina de Silva, the great contralto,
Myrtle Won Bissen, the novelist, Claire
Fancher, the beautiful blue-eyed lit
tie actress, and number of others
OF equal prominence. A three-piece
orchestra from Harlem played hot
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Wendell Dalton was tall, slender,
jet black, with pearly white teeth;
with long slender feet and hands, and
a certain graceful, courteous, in
dolent insolence about him that was
intriguing. He was superior without
in any way attempting to be. He was
one of those men who unconsciously
dominate any assemblage. His per-
feet command of English and his
equally perfect enunciation were ar
resting.
Ycrna Is Captivated
"It is pleasure to know you, Miss
NASH" he said courteously, rising
and bowling in q courtly Old World
manner. "Wili you not join uS?"
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upon a stomp" and several of the
men surrounded her. Count de Raal-
bonnie, tall, immediately tailored,
sardonic and courteous, reached her
first.
Get ees my dance, ees eet not?"
he inquired with politely arched eye
bro beaming down upon her. "You
promise heem to me, remembair?"
With sweet reluctance Verna, re-
splendent in long. clinging. green
evening dress with slippers and jade
bracelet, earrings and necklace to
match, rose languidly and permitted
him to lead her to the dance floor.
As she went she tried to get glimpse
of the new arrival, and, failing, she
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Brilliant Negro Fiction Writer
Not "Fan"
Her confid

Verna mumbled, with little awe,
that she would. She joined the cir
Gle of admiring women on whose
outer circles stood a rather envious
group of men. Dalton was the center
of attraction. AS he went on talking.
describing his latest triumph in Lon
don, discussing the work of Anatole
France, commenting on Epstein's
sculpture, giving his views on the pro-
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music and Margot's maid was kept
busy making cocktails from pre-war
Scotch.
Practically everyone had arrived
and the party was beginning to get
gay when the doorbell rang and Wen
dell Dalton was admitted and an
nounced. Verna looked eagerly to
see what he looked like, but at that
time the orchestra bore down heavily
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WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE

beautiful but ambitious refuses against the advice Of
by Donald Baxter gambler from ka
burg city
avshe attentions her with
with him position
sacabare enter of business.
from the un4pulous Baxter when ne shows
immediately falls under the spell of her charm
Godfrey has ambitions
She 10 waitress cafe is
coued by Dr. Charlie Meyers prominent local dentist TO escape MS
After months there she meets his daughter Mgot
to New York promising to help her if She does y ~
Arriving taken hand by Margot Yancey who
the
getting employment from other artists in Greenwich Village
Arts Ball Margot persudes Verna
audience wild and Count
Of
triumph
NOW GO ON
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CHAPTER EIGHT
THE JET-BLACK GOD

Prof Waldemar Komffort's studio
of voice was the gathering place of
all those who desired to have the ad-
vantageS of his superlative instruc-
ton. Singers who had already made
their mark on the concert stage and
whose names appeared in large type
in the metropolitan newspapers,
came there for additional training.
Prof. Komffort's studio was world
famous, and in the course of the
afternoon one might meet there any
number of great celebrities of the
musical world.
1t was exceedingly fortunate that
Verna had been able to have Count
Ferdinand de Raalbonne to have her
enrolled as pupil and pay for her
tuition. Otherwise she would not
have been able to get the training
afforded because of the tremendous
expense involved. Two afternoons a
week she came for single half hour
which cost twenty dollars.
Prof. Konffort was unusually 1T
tentive to her. A short, bewhiSkered
little man who made numerous geS-
ticulations, talked unfortunately, rolled
his eyes and flew into rage at the
slightest mistake, he Immediately
succumbed to Verna's charm and
was more polite to her than to many
of the great concert singers who
took his instruction.
She had been attending the studio
only three weeks when the fussy lit
tie man made the inevitable ad-
vanceS. Would she go to dinner with
him? Would she permit him to take
her to the opera? Would she accept
box of candy? Each day there was
a new request put mort earnestly
than before.
Verna Learns the Game
What shall 1 do?" she finally
asked Margot. 81 don't want to Of
fend him, Margot, but I really don't
want to be going about with him. In
the first place, he's too old and, in
the next place, he's not colored and
THAI would make it extremely en-
barrasSinG."
- understand" said Margot, COM
fortingly, still I don't think there
would be any harm in going to din
ner with him at one of the reStau-
rants here in the village or to the
opera. after all, Verna, you must
remember that Waldemar Komffort,
ugly and iunny as ne is, is great
power in the musical world. BY be-
ing nice ~ him you may attain sue
cess much quicker than you would
otherwise
I'VE have to use our heads in this
world, Verna, and sometimes we must
do things that are distdsteful. Get
me right, now. I do not mean that
you should be indiscreet; I merely
mean that you should be courteous
and tactful. Most women never get
anywhere in life, Verna. because hey
do not use tact. You can keep men
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Iglanced appealingly at Margot who,
amused, stood nearby.
1t was ten minutes later before she
could shake off the ardent French
nobleman without insulting him.
Then Margot took her to the corner
of the room where the great Negro
composer pianist sat surrounded by
bevy of charming ladies, and in
troduced the two.
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tective tariff with one breath, and
on the race problem with another,
the assemblage forgot the music and
listened raptly; but none more raptiy
than Verna Nash.
What a man! she murmured to
herself. Compared with him, all the
others she had known paled into In
significance. Komffort was a mere
professor albeit famous one; Count
de Raalbonne was q mere wealthy,
decadent French nobleman; Dick Col
vim, Donald Baxter, Hugh Godfrey,
and DR.. Charlie Meyers, all were 50
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Continued on Page Five
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

En Ia tarde de hoy Sc verifi.
cara el entierro del joven
ChIies G. McElroy, de %
amos, perteneciente a una dis
Il gHiya familia de esta loca-
cad, que ell sabado perdiera
L. vida al dispararse. en- un pue-
bio de Carolina del Norte, un
revolyer-trampa que estaba co
Iocado en- una estaci6n de ga
selma.
FL dueno de la estaci6n avi-
so al joyen; pero este, no ere
yendo en- la inminencia del Pc
ligro, TOGO unos alambres, dis
parandose Ell revolver y alojan-
dosele el proyectil en- ell cora
ION.
Oficiara en- la ceremonial re-
ligiosa Ell DR.. Hayman, de la
iglesia bautista de B~ayshore.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30
AVISO

La edici6n extraordinaris
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 eNtraordinaria. y con
csc motiv ose lie devolvera ell
importe a los senores anun-
ciantes, que han contratado "a
nuncibs, ell dia 6 del entrante
mes de Octubre, Lunes.
Lo Que publicamos para ge-
neral conocimiento de los Sc
hores anunciantes.
c. Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Con paSajeroS Y carga arrib6
lie New Orleans ell vapor Comal.
Tambien entraron aver los
1apores Lake Treba, con carga
lie Puerto Rico, y Munloyal, que
:argara fosfato.
Sc hicieron a la mar los va
pores americanos Commercial
Quaker, Walter B. Munson y
Princeton.
Salio cargado de fosfato ell va
por ingl6s Nyanza. Con MADEIRA
para las islas de Leeward Y Win
ward zarp6 ell vapor noruego
SorVangen.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Sobre ell problema que a la
Florida Sc creara con la llegada
del invierno, dado ell ndmero de
hombres sin trabajo que ven
dram de los frios estados del
Norte, hizo aver declaracion~'
ell fiscal del estado. juez Park
hill.
Estima Parkhill que pueden
hacerse cumplir las leyes contra
los wages; pero que no seria
conveniente establecer vigilan-
cia especial en- las fronteras.
Cit6 ell case de Capone que to,
permanece en- la Florida
no obstante haberlo declarado
indeseable ell gobernador Carl
La gaceta., 1930-09-30
"Ah all, eoment6 Jackie Fa-

"Ah, all, eoment6 Jackie Fa-
rrell, ahora sabemos 10 que ga
no Walker por esta pelea.
lie pagare a listed $4,000
cuando Sc firme ell contrato y Ell
resto 60 dias antes de la fecha
de la pelea'.
Bien, dijo Jacobs. Perfecto.
Vamos a tomar algo mas de es-
to-"
"Entonces ell match esta en-
camino, dijo Kearns solemne-
mente.
De todos MOODS fue agrada-
BILE DIR a Kearns hablando ell len
guaje de los brilantes dias del
boxeo.
Yo pense que Jacobs iba a
tomar la oportunldad para lla-
mar a Kearns a un lado y decir-
lie:
"Oiga, 81 TODD esta bien, SUI
ponga que listed me diera algo
a cuenta.
I'm inocente espectador esta-
ba pensando a quien ira el a
despertar en- case de que ia
cobs Sc decidiera pagan esa no.
che los $500, 900.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

Al volcarse un autom0vil
que guiaba su esposa pereei6
aver en- Chesterfield, Carolina
del Sur, ell ciudadano Lucian
P, Sykes, de Sc amos, un veci-
no de Tampa. La mujer reel
bio lesiones de poea importan-
cha.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Corte Federal: Ellie S. Srout
contra New Hampshire Fire In
surance Co. reclamation de
$4,000; Teodoro Salamy contra
Eureka Security Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Co. reclamation
de $4,000; A. D. Perry contra
Katherine Fogarty; National
Dredgin Co. Inc. contra Tampa
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

Corte del Circuito: Jane Ba-
rritt Anderson contra A. E. J.
Anderson; P. A. Carroll contra
Franklin Raulerson; Maggie B.
Lighfoot contra G. NJ. Houlihan ;
Otis Elevator Co. contra H. G.,
fleming; Northern Central
Trust c. contra H. T. Gallagher.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

L me Co.. reclamation de
e5o 100.
Petici6n de |aancarrota invo-
irnDria hocha rar Bon Ton De
!. nent Store, nc, de ST. Pc
e surg.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30
NOTAS De BOXEO

fluffy Griffiths, de Sioux CT
ty, Iowa, puso aver a dormir a
Emmett Rocco, de Ellwood City
Pa, en- ell segundo asalto de IN
combate que Sc habia anunciado
ser1a a diez rounds.
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/ G. T. r e O
REDUCE La lNFLAMACION
DESTRUYE IA iNFECClON
: MiTHGA Ell DOLOR

LTCARBC es el resutado de investigaciones y cstudios muy
extensos. I'll yalor de csa medicina Sc ha probado en- la practica
diaria Nenos del uno por c.ento de los casos ha deiado de sair
bcncf~ ~ con LICARBO.
S apcrioTdad cs evidente. No descoIora Ia piei. Tiene m
dior 4tco suave. No es caustco. Por consiguiente empieza
a cfct r en- seguida sin uritar 0 destruir 81 tejido cellular.
ia fecciones en- las hcridas recientes. Destruye la infec-
81 exste. 0uita ell dolor cast acknowledgements. Las
ds los u1glentos tieRdcn a csparcr Ia infection en- las
del nelo en- la parte afectada. LICARBO evita este.
destruye y cicatriza todas la3 infecciones externas de 10
cualquier parte del cuegpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
pies. No pasa un dla sin Jue sea necesario usar LICARB0.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

Ponce de Leon Sc reparti6 ia.
blitas con ell hombre que lie die
ra de golpes, sin compassion, du-
rante seis asaltos. Tan dura en-
contr6 ell hebreo Bezenah la
MADEIRA Guiana que a partir
del SeXto decide "colgarse' de
Enrique.
Mucho lamentamos los danos
fisicos que Ponce recibiera.
Los que Green que Bezenah de
bio alcanzar algo mas que tabli-
tas estan equivocados o parecen
equivocados.
Tony Monin "acost6" a Fran
ckie Till, despues de que este 10
habia tirado en- ell primer asalto.
Monin aplic6 su tremendo pu-
netazo en- ell segundo round.
Las peleas Sc ''dieron en- IA
milia", es decir, con muy pocos
expenditures de los que pagan.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

Dos gladiadores espanoles /
gur&n en- ell programa del vler
mes: Saturnino Tiberio y Diegu4
to Pajon.
81 no ponen en- alto la bande.
ra, ell Frente Unico Iberico los
declarara monarquico.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

ton .on "a ida d hcriffs,
7 Il el gobernado mission
de / -tt mplir las ); pero
ell Sc 10 puede hacel ma ley.
l. agen IS del Sc I;cios de
vigii4ncia d las adual4s Green
que va Sc estan mandando para
ell Norte los ''licores intoxican-
ties que Sc consumiran en- Navi-
dad.
Aver, en- Lake City, fu6 dete-
nido un canton que iba carga-
do de bebidas alcoholics. Y hoy
sera traido a Tampa, Ell domin-
go una embarcaci6n con "lico-
res fu6 apresada en- FIT. Pierce.
Aver, cerca de Boca Ration,
quedo en- poder de las autorida-
DIES un autom6vil que t~ranspor-
taba wisky, etc. FL viernes fue
otro autom6vil, con la maxima
carga que podia llevar.
La v%igilancia va a ser inten-
sificada para que las "borrache-
ras' de Navidad no salgan bara
tas a los ciudadanos que en- los
eStados del Norte violan la ley
SEGA.
La gaceta., 1930-09-30

1Iismi.
lido indica que ell hombre
IA Sharkey.