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como en- ell tempo en- que So
Veia poseedor de la Auberive.
fortuna del senior de Auberive.
iPor que Sc alejaba de Pa
RS y cuales eran sus planes?
1uzgaba indispensable vivir re-
tirado de la gran ciudad hasta
ei ola en- que ell asunto Worms
no existiera mas que en- la me
mora; sentia la necesidad de
crearse una nueva personali-
oad' no solo probable, sino alb
So'utamente indispensable, v pa
"a liegar a realizarlo Sc dispo-
MA a viajar, esperandoio TODD
dei acaso y de su buena estrella.
quo y otra lie sirvieron a de-
SEQ, Una aventura galante, en-
'aoiada en- un tren y completa-
@ente lpdtil a guestyo relate, "a
"fN II
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so GODDARD creci6 durante este
tempo bajo la barba postiza. v
resultaba va innecesario ell en-
pleo del crepe, pues que la trans
formation era completa.
FL que habfa sido Federico
Muller manifesto al portero que
Sc encontraba algo restableci-
do de su ~reumatismo, Y que
pensaba regresar al campo. En-
efecto, marcho de Paris, llevan-
dose los euatrocientos cincuent,
ysiete mil frances del baron de
worms, suma suficiente para
contentar a cualquiera; pero
Roberto, a consequence de s,,s
amorios con Alma, habia senti.
do renacer Y aumentar en- 81 lbs
deseos del lujo y sus instintoa
sibertinOs, SoHsbs CON milIones,
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CANCELA CONTRA FIN

Manana por la noche, en- ~
jamin Field, dos jvenes a 81
rantes a la corona de peso COM
pleto, Tony Cancela Y Bert
Finch, sostendran I'm combate
a diez asaltos, con la promesa
para ell vencedor de un encuen-
tro, ell dfa 20, con Make Rosen-
bloom, campe6n mVndial de pc
so complete lige~o.
Cancela, que ha vel4cido por
"nocao" a 10 pugilistas Y en- los
1ltimos meses solo ha perdido
dos decisiones, una con j. j.
Russell y la otra con Battling
Bozo, reconoce en- Finch a un
poderoso contrario.
Ell boxeador de st. Peters
burg tiene dos punos formida-
bles y Tony 10 sabe, 10 que le
obliga a no tener mucha con-
fianza en- su destreza. I'm pune
tazo bien aplicado de Finch sig.
nifica "hombre a la lona".
Como incentive para ell visi-
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arrug6 Ell papel colocandolo en-
La mano del cadaver. Ell resto va
10 sabemos.
Transcurri6 un mes, Y Ell pre-
tendido propietario de Seine-et
Disc, fingiendo un sempiterno
dolor reumatico, no salia de su
apeadero de la Gale de Santo
Domingo, l%levandole ell pOrtero
la comida Y los peri6dicos. Pasa
dos ounce dias pudo comprobar
que no Sc hablaba va del proce-
so Worms. Todos los pasos da-
dos en- busca de Federico Mu-
ller habian sido inGtiles, y Sc
suponia que ell criminal habfa
tenido la habilidad de pasar la
frontera y regresar a Alema-
MIA.
La barba verdaders del fal-
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r6 locamente de Alma, rob6 la
GAIA, y, queriendo saldar ell de-
ficit, intent6 jugadas de Bolsa
que, lejos de remediar ell NAL,
lie hicieron irreparable. En- re-
sumen, dias antes del bale da-
do por ell baron de Worms, era
impossible que ell cajero pudiera
retardar ell descubrimiento del
desfalco hecho, a pesar de la
perfection con que habia alte-
RADIO los libros.
AL conocer los ANDRES de Ia
baronesa con ell vizconde Y 81
proyecto de Immediate fuga,
concibi6 ell pensamiento de ha-
-er un robo de importancia y
arreglarse de manera que la a
eusaci6n de aquel recayeAa So
bre los fugitivos. La noche de la
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tendi6 a eeIl
Nc Goorty lego a Acanz
SsQcao" tecnico' bre Dillon,
III mIndo a 6staA pasarse una
H1bp4fe en- NeyDrleaRs. Contra
los hombreSealtos, era
ell asesino. Su H'nocao" sdk@nos big
Tom Cowler, en- Brooklyn, -
hist6rico. Ning1n otro hoVlbre,
no siendo James j. Corbett ha-
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E.O
MAKE ~ROSENBLOOM HI
20 TABLAS CON BOZO

Birmingham, Ala, Feb, I10.
Battling Bozo, ell payaso de Fir
mingham, Y Make Rosenbfoom
ell payaso de New York, sostu-
vier.n aqui un combate en- Ia
noci,e de aver, que fue declara
do eablas. No Sc discutia ell IT,
tulU de RosenblOom, que es cam
pe6h mundial de peso complete
ligero.
Pesaba Rosenbloom, 1922 IL
bras y su contrario 1870. Fue "a
segunda pele aempatada de es-
tos dos gladiadores.
Bozo .alcanz6 ventaja en- los
primeros cinco asaltos, pero e
campe6n atac6 en- los finales,
superandolo.
Rosenbloom recibi6 una gra.
We herida en- la cara, en- ell Sc
gundo asalto, sobre un ojo.
Ninguno de los contendientes
cay6 a la Iona tratando ambos
de anotar puntos por su habili-
dad y agilidad.
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AVGSOS EN- YkoR C:EY

partida de Valeria Y Gilberta Sc
desliz6 en- ell jardin, luego en- ell
hotel, encendi6 una bujia,
abr:6 la GAIA, sac6 los billetes
de Banco y ell orc, cerr6 aquella
y Sc disponia a huir, cuando oy6
en- la escalera interior los pasos
del banquero. No tuvo tempo
mas que para apagar la luz y
esconderse detras de las corti-
mas de la ventana.
Ell baron, con una luz en- la
mano bajaba a buscar los quin-
&c mil frances para Alma. A
brio la GAIA. Y, encontrandola
vacia, lanz6 a su alrededor una
mirada de espanto. Sc fij6 en- la
cortina, Y viendo sus pliegues a.
gitados por un ligero temblor,
cuya eausa no pudo compren-
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Sc BUSCA UN CONTRARIO
PARA TOMMY LOUGH
RAN

Chicago, Feb, 10.-Se' solicit
Ia: I'm oponente para Tommy
Loughran, de Filadelfia, excam
pe6n mundial de peso complete
ligero. Nate Lewis, concertador
de peleas del Estadio de esta
ciudad, tiene firmado a Lough-
ran para un match que deber1
verificarse aquf ell dia 20 pero
no sc encuentra adversario.
Tuffy Griffiths rehus6 la a.
signaci6n alegando que tiene
en- perspective un match con
Jack Sharkey, y Charlie Retz-
.Iaff, de Dulutch, MINI, tambien
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der, Sc dijo:
La ventana Sc halla abier-
ia: por ella ha huido ell ladr6n,
Y di6 dos pasos para cercio-
|rarse de clio. Roberto iba a ser
descubierto. FL baron daria vo-
lces de socorro. Ell arresto Y Ell
preside eran seguros.
Roberto Nevada siempre con-
sligo un cuchillo-puhal. Salt6 CO.
mo una fiera, Y ell baron, dego-
llado, cay6 al suelo sin dar nj
un grito.
Entonces ell asesino, con in
creible sangre fra, Sc acesc6
al escritorio, rasg6 en- dos un
pliego de papel, escribi6 La car
ia an6nima disfrazando la le.
ira, Y, sin dejar tempo a que Sc
secaran las dos dltimas lineas,
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FULLER DERROTO AL NE
GRO w
Boston, Feb, 10.-Sammy
Fuller, boxeador de peso ligero
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HIZO TABLAS CON
DIAZ

Sarasota, Feb, 10.-Tuffy
Lewis, de Sarasota, hizo tablas
con Tony Diaz, de Tampa, en-
IN rapido combate. Half Pint
Lopez, de Tampa, tambien en-
patio con Richard Hernandez.
La verdadera attraction de la
noche fue ell combate a seis asal
tos entire Mike Gonzalez Y Billy
layers, de Indiana. Savers que
10 tirado sobre la Iona en- ell Sc.
gundo round.
Perry Day vencio por decision
a Baby Ray, ambos muchachos
lie 80 libras.
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SERVICIO DE AMBULANCTA. Te;ssono Y III

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 146
West Tampa, H 3846. Para lIansdss por Ia noch,
10 mismo er Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
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DE LA GAGETA
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaxa y Psex

comisario de Policia escoltado
de agentes. Ell miserable Sc veia
al cabo de veinte amos de traba-
jo asiduo, poseedor de una for
tuna muy redonda y no tenien =
do NADIA que temer de la Justi-
ella humana.
BESIDE que Roberto, que ja-
mas habia querido, nj aun a En-
giqueta de Auberive, Sc enamo-
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de Boston, venci6 por nocao
tecnico en- ell sexto asalto a Bru
ce Flowers, veterano de New
Rochelle, Nsw York.
Flowers pGSaba 1876 y Fuller
145M.
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Sc neg6 a aceptar Ell encuentro,
asegurando que Sc lastim6 laA
manos peleando con John@
Risko, de Detroit, ell pas
viernes por la noche. Ahor3
promoter pide voluntarios. A
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Ell es Jack Dillon, a quieh en-
sus dfas Sc Tlamaba ell asesino
de indianapolis. Su titulo es
anterior al del Manassa Maui
Ter. A mi generalmente Sc mo
da Ell credito por haberle hecho
esa designation a Dempsey, v
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
DIR. LEWIS SPEAKS
AT CHURCH FRIDAY

Friday. at 1890, the women's mis-
sionary society of the First Presby-
terian church will serve q luncheon
ct the church, TO be followed by a
program and an address by DR.
Elizabeth G.. Lewis, a medical mis-
sionary on furlough from India.
Or. Lewis was scheduled to speak
before a large union meeting of the
san Diego Presbyterian churches on
January l6 and it was only by spe-
cial arrangement that she was re-
leased from that engagement TO
come TO FL Centre.
Members Of all missionary Socie-
ties Of the city. also any other per-
sons who may be interested, are eX-
tended a cordial invitation to share
the opportunity to hear this inspir-
ing speaker.
The program will include a piano
solo by Mrs. Edward Law, and it is
expected that Miss Arora Gastellum
Of CalcXico will be present to give a
vocal solo.
The ladies of the Brawley mission
airy society will be special guests of
the local group. AL those plan
ming to attend are asked to call 4leW
for reservations.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
INTER-SCHOLASTIC
DEBATES TOMORROW

, To have or not to have the 13-
month calendar is the subject OF
the inter scholastic debates which
ere scheduled to occur tomorrow
evening at the various high schools
over the valley
The six schools are divided into
two triangles. Central contending
with Holtville and Imperial for su-
Tremacy with its triangle. The
winning teams of the two triangles
in these preliminary encounters
will then debate for the cup. which
IS donated by the Kiwanis club of
The valley to the Imperial Valley
debating league.
While the negative team, James
isher and John Woodward, goes
to Holtyille, the affirmative team
meets Imperials team at the Cen
tral auditorium on its h ON e
grounds. The judges for the de-
bate between Imperial and Central
are: Russell Bennitt and j. II.
Ingle Of Holtville, and w. L. Stuc-
key OF Calipatria.
If Central wins this year, the
cup is in its possession permanent
": for it has won twice before.
Under the terms Of the donation,
the cup must be won three times
.o be kept.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
CITY SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE BENEFIT
PROGRAM TONIGHT At WILSON SCHOOL
illiLiiiiilllllI

Tonight the children of the ele-
mcntary schools viii be heard in 4
splendid program the proceeds
from which will go to the relief
work for the unemployed in this
city.
Children and teachers have been
working hard all week and are
ready to give a fine evenings en-
tcTtainment In return. they ask
the cooperation OF the people of
this city in making the evening
financial success. Not only will
those attending witness an excel
lent program but they will have
the satisfaction of knowing that
they have aided q worthy cause.
The following is the complete
program for tonight's concert:
The Wilson school orchestra will
play Marjorie waltz. I. S. Loos;
Wilson school song. I. S. Loos.
Numbers to be sung by the boys
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glee club are The Caisson sont
+ told army song). On the Road Il
Mandalay' tOley Speaks, "Th,
Stein Song" tFenstad).
Story dramatization. Little BLACK
Lambs. by the Harding kinder
garten; folk dances by the Wilson
school folk dancing class.
Song group By the FastSide juv-
emile chorus, 60 To Sleep My
Dolly. Horses. Eucalyptus Trees
My Piggy. Indians. Six Little
SnailS'. Pretty Little Bluebird".
Selections by the toy symphony
and the piano class Of the McKin-
ley kindergarten. the following
songs by the Lincoln harmonica
band: Yankee Doodle" college
Song. Twinkle Twinkle Little
Star" Mozart. "Swanee River
CFoster).
Mother Goose tableaux to be
presented by the primary grades
are Little Miss Muffet". "Diddle
Diddle Dumping" Pussy Cat.
Jack and Jill. and Little Miss
Etticoat'.
Both the girls glee club and the
ukelele chorus Will be heard in
santa Lucia lNeapolitan boat
song) and in "A Merry Life" Den
"a.
kindergarten children who will
take part in the program are: Nc
James Carson. Ray Chok-
lat, Henry Crumley, Haruo Kobata,
Knight, Franklin Lash.
Herman Luallin. Richard Major.
Miller. Wayne Morisette,
! eddy Murata. Henry Okamura,
Craig Strickland. Verda Burnett.
Craft. Ruri Hirano. Nancy
Ketchum. Harriyo Kobato. Mari
eta Lazo. Ebert Matthews. Helen
Schumm. Gladys Woodward.
Harding kindergarten, Warren
Currier III. Stanley Murray, Har-
old Williams. Carlos Decker, Roy
Dickson Carey, Eddie Rice. Shirley
Jean Herring.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
COLLEGE WOMEN TO
MEET IN IMPERIAL

Imperial will be hostess to the
College Woman's club Saturday Of
this week, when the meeting will
be held at ! O'Clock in the dining
loom Of the Hotel Imperial.
Following luncheon will be a
business meeting and program.
Mrs. Harrie Wood of El Centre will
give the program reviewing old
Buddha" by Princess Der Ling.
Reservations are TO be made with
Mrs. Lucille Mackey Of the Imper-
ial Lincoln grammar school.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
OCATILLA CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Jones pre-
sided at the Ocatilla bridge club
last night at a charming dinner
held at their home, sos Wensley
avenue.
Dinner was served at small tables
where yellow candles formed the
centerpieces. and where the places
were marked by dainty yellow tai
lies.
Bridge occupied the. evening and
club members present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Sones, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
e. Brock, Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Nc
Euen. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe E. King
and the hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Reid were
guests Of the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
SCIOTS TO GIVE
BRIDGE PARTY

One Of the most enjoyable social
events of the week will be the card
party to be given Friday evening in
the Masonic Temple by Imperial
Valley Pyramid No. 81. 4. E. Q.
Sciots.
All Masons and their wives are
invited to be guests of the Sciots
on this occasion, and playing will
begin promptly at o'clock. Hand
some prizes have been secured for
those holding the high scores, and
refreshments will be served.
The affair is purely social in ma
ture, and no charge will be made
Harry Becker is at the head of the
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
Past o. Z. S. Officers
Meeting In Imperial

Members Of the past matrons and
patrons association of the sixty
third district Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star are reminded of the
meeting TO be held tonight at 7
o'clock in the Masonic Temple at
Imperial.
A pot luck dinner will be served
and a business meeting and social
hour will follow. All past matrons
and patrons living in the valley are
eligible to attend this meeting and
are extended a cordial invitation to
be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15
Social Brevities

Members OF the Arts and Crafts
section of the Woman's Ten Thou
sand club spent yesterday morning
at the club house on various objects
of art which they are making. Wall
hangings and paintings are being
made. as we'll as q number Of other
interesting articles.
Jack Stuart Knapp of the Play
ground and Recreation Association
Of America addressed the Spruce
Westmorland home department at
its meeting yesterday, delighting the
members with his discussion on the
staging of plays by rural communi-
ties.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15

Bates Brothers. Lebanon, Oregon
recently sold 100 tons Of carrots tc
a nearby cannery.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15

committee on arrangements and
promises al attending delightful
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-15

Piggily Wiggily offers the house
wife a unique service in that she
may enter the store, help herself to
the articles she wants. all of which
are plainly marked as to price, and
spend as much or as little time as
she pleases In looking over the stock.
The opportunity to- inspect the
tempting line of goods offered will
be useful in giving the housewife
suggestions for new menus. Piggly
Wiggily has a complete stock Of the
best in groceries. meats, fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-21
BAYLOR AGAIN EYES
HORSESHOE CROWN
Ex-Champ Out to Regain Colored
Metropolitan Title Won Last
Year by West.

David Baylor, former holder Of the
colored metropolitan crown in The
Stars horseshoe tourney. is out to stage
a comeback in 1929 Baylor was SEN
sation, going through the tournament
without losing a game and exhibiting
brand of GOODNESS and ringing ability
that won him many supporters. Last
year he was eliminated by Arthur
West, present wearer of the colored
crown. The game was hot one, with
Baylor going down to defeat, 51-49.
''Boney Bones" as Baylor is called by
the Southeast fans, was disappointed to
learn that West will not pitch in the
divisional contests, but the plucky chal-
lenger is looking forward to his chance
In the grand finale. Baylor viii accom-
pany the all-star team to Annapolis
Saturday for the triangular meet be-
tween Annapolis, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
The Lovejoy tournament Is well I'M
der way, and will be completed by next
Thursday, reports Mrs. Chandler, play
ground director. The following entrants
win start Saturday:
Hodge, William Harris. FLOYD Morgan,
Henry Moore. Arthur Hawkins, Teddy Fore
man, M. Bowser, z. Browne, Z. Jemerson,
Joseph Tague, L. Ktrksey.
Luther Nell. whence ssmuels. james john
son. Richard Tilghman, James Jones,
Charles Young, Leroy Iverson, Clarence
Washington, J. T. Jones re smith. Jonn
Pairings are posted on the playground bull
letin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-21
ROD AND STREAM
BY PERRY MILLER.

All. O. Mears at Wachapreague, va,
reports fishing very interesting down
his way with good catches of croakers,
sea bass, founders and some blues ana
trout
Capt. Noah Hazard Of Chesapeake
Beach reports that he will have large
feet of motor boats ready tomorrow and
Sunday to make trips across the bay
to Sharps Island for the anglers who
like fishing for blues and tr ut. These
beats will leave the pier tomorrow be-
ginning at 1890 am. TO 80 am, re-
turning in time to catch the IL pm.
train. On Sunday the boats will leave
beginning at 10 am. and the last at
IL am. and return at pm.
Capt George Bowen at Solomons
Island reports that hardheads and spot
are being landed IN good numbers, along
with trout and blues. Trolling boats are
making their catches across the bay
of Barren Island and getting plenty OF
blues. The anglers are using No.
Huntington drone and catches Of from
40 to rs have been reported. Capt. Bowen
states that the Eastern Shore boats
bringing peeler crabs TO Solomons re-
pert that the blues are breaking water
all during the day.
George knight at Leonardtown reports
that fishing in the lower Potomac on
Point Lockout, Ptney Point and the
other well known grounds Is good. he
states that hardheads. trout spot, blues
and black and white perch are the fsn
being landed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-21
LEvERTON, LAWRENCE
WIN DIVING CROWNS
Also Score Heavily in Other D. G.
A. A. U. Events for Men and
Women at Glen Echo.

Roger Leyercon and Onalene Law
renee today boast the District A. A. u.
Associations high board diving cham
pionships for men and women. They
captured their honors in the feature
events Of water carnival last night in
the Crystal Pool at Glen Echo Park.
The pair also scored heavily in other
tests, Miss Lawrence in all gathering %
points and Leverton 20.
Summaries:
MEMS EVENTS.
d. c. A. A. U. high board championship
Won by Roger Leverton Ambassador Swim
ming Club; second, Vincent Gomez tAmbas-
dus Ambassador Swimming Club. iOs-i03
ton; second. Vincent Gomez; third, Robert
Hogan tWashington Canoe Club. Time,
.i2o-yard breast stroks-won by Constance
Alvarado Ambassador swimming Club:
second ,sa'i Arthur wilcox 1unattacnedl third
Swimming Club Redmond, Smith, Gomez,
Levertonl: second, washington Canoe Club.
6o-yard Boys free style-won BY Joe Cur
Muck. Time, o:421s.
wosIEN's EVENTS.
D. c. A. A. U. high board championship
Won By Onalene Lawrence fwashington
Swimming Club: second. Betty Gates Wash
ington Swimming Club; third, Lillian Gross
tunattachedb. BIS; e5 Sc; CO.
e0-yard free style-Won by Rita Angus
terrier CWashington Swimming Club second.
Onalene Lawrence; third, Betty Turner.
6o-yard back stroks-won by Onalene
Lawrence; second. Lenore Taube CWashing-
ton Swimming Club; third. Betty OMalley
24O-yard relay-Won by Washington Swim
ming Club Betty Gates, Claire Wrenn, Lee
more Taube, Onalsne Lawrenee); second.
WASHINGTON Swimming Club No. q third,
washington Swimming Club No. j. Time,
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-21

-HE Potomac River at Great Falls
is reported in fairly good shape
for the bass anglers.
In the Potomac below Wash
ington. Piscataway Greek is in fine
condition for the anglers, and the same
condition exists across at Gunston Cove.
sergt Richardson, at Fort washington.
reports that one Of the officers OF the
Signal Corps, fishing in Piscataway
Greek, landed nine good sized bass.
At Moorefield, w. Va, the South
Fork of the Potomac is reported nsh-
able. The South Branch Is reported
still somewhat uncertain.
From Franklin, w. Va, our report
states that all bass fishing streams in
Pendleton County are in good condition
for the anglers. These streams are:
South Branch Of the Potomac, South
Fork Of the South Branch OF the Pc
tornac and North Fork OF the South
Branch Of the Potomac.
At Romney, w. Va. the South Branch
Of the Potomac is reported TO be about
normal. Some encouraging fishing re-
suits had been recorded.
On the Eastern Shore. Capt. Dan F.
Ball reports that last week fishing was
very poor owing 10 northeast storm.
Last Sunday evening. fishing of Sharps
Island, he says that the fish began
biting again and that fairly good
catches we're made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-21
COLORED BOYS HOLD
TITLE GAMES TODAY
Annual City Affair Is Scheduled.
Interesting Competition
Marks Swimming.

Weather and track conditions per-
uniting, the annual colored boys city
playground track and Teld champion
ships were to be held today a. Francis
Junior High School
Interesting competition marked the
city. swimming championships for col
Ored boys and girls yesterday in the
Howard playground pool. Robert Mil
Der in the boys division and j. CLARK
Bailey among the girls were leading
performers.
Summaries:
7o-POUND CLASS.
2S-yard free style-Won By Ferold Thomas;
second William Smith; third, Earl Richard
ioo-yard relay-Wcn By Ed Campbell, A.
Trent, r. Thomas. r. Carter.
. Bsslnnsrs TseeWe1n Sy Fl2yd frank
so-PoUND CLASS.
2s-yard free style-Won by FLOYD Tyler
second, Louis Bryant; third Frank Falen-
tine. $50.
Tyler; second. Louis Bryant; third, Robert
ioo-yard relay-won by Floyd Tyler, Louis
Bryant, Ulysses Tyler, Paul LoweTy.
IIs-PouND CLASS.
1s-yard free style-won by walter Tenn
pima; second, Edward skinker; third Rich
zs-ysrd breast stroke-won by Alvin Poln-
dexter; recond, Richard Leach. 49,,
1S-yard back Etfoke-~RNon bT "a 1AitlAtE y
Eeconc, Alvin Poindextesi tnifa' hacfisIo
ioo-yard reIay---won by Floyd Tyler, Louis
Bryant. Robert Eelt, walter Templeton
UNLIMITED CLASS.
1s.yard free style-won by Maurice jack
son: second Robert Miller third. Robert
ss-yaTd breast stroks-won By. Robert
Miller; second Robert williams; thifo, tte
between Harold Cousins ana maurice Jack
szs-ysrd back stroke-won by Robert Nil
Ser second, william Dadei third, Maurice
10 YARD reiay--won by Roland Milton,
caeophus Giles, Robert Williams, Robert
GIRLS
BEGENNERs' CLASS.
,avayd free style--Won BY Rosa Se!don,
second, Hazel Campbell, third. Blanche Ply
ton.
10 TO IL YEAR CLASS.
2s-yard free style--won by Beuiah Milton
aecond, Helen Gordon. -. - ,.,,
1s-yard free styie consolation race won
Nv Fiiznbeth Green; second, Julia PressAe
third. Jean Milton.
II TO 10 YEAR CLASS.
as-xard free style-won oy Inez 5siae2
second, Helen ThomaSi thiFd' Lae'haa
snnr ssysTd balloon race Ccarrylnel b.
Lucinda 6hreeyes. see"hN' AA
third Beulah MINOR
I7.YEAR- AND-ovER CLASS.
as-vard free styte--Won oy " Clats
bailey. second. Kniko Fih"alia' thifo' Ao*
cess award breast stroke==won BY = !. cls%I
psssey second, Knlko Fliiwaha; tnAra' Aoi
Gay.