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Evening star., 1931-12-04
WOMAN, 62, is INJURED
SERIOUSLY BY TAXICAB
Driver Booked for Investigation.
Newsboy Slightly Hurt When
Struck by Auto.

Mrs. Blanche Sawyer, 50 years old, of
s2l Nineteenth street, was hurt seriously
last night when a taxicab driven by
Marcus Aaronson, %, of 4124 Third
street struck her at Seventeenth and
K streets. She was treated at Emergency
Hospital for head injuries.
The hacker was booked for investiga-
tlon at the third precinct, but was
released short time later in custody
OF MS attorney. Police were told Mrs.
sawyer was crossing the intersection
against red traffic signal.
Clinton Phillips. 12-year-old newsbov
OF 1881 Fourteenth street, escaped with
minor injuries yesterday afternoon when
ne was knocked down at Sixteenth
street and Meridian place by a machine
driven by Joseph Famans, 19 years old,
OF Lawrence, N. j., student at George
town University.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
FIRE CAPTAIN GIVEN
PROMOTION TO CHIEF
Police Inspector Beckett Relieved
of Trial Board Assignment.
Capt. Morgan Succeeds Him.

The District Commissioners today
promoted Capt. P. J. Sullivan of the
Fire Department to battalion chief en-
gineer to fill the vacancy created by
the recent retirement of Battalion
Chief A. H. Wolter.
Lieut.. Eugene j. Trainor was pro-
NOTED to captain, Sergt. William H.
F1dler and George w. MCGOWAN were
elevated to heutenants and Pvts. A. n.
SchWenk and L. F. Price made SER
geants.
The Commissioners relieved INSPECTOR
James r. Beckett from his assignment
as a member of the Police Trial Board
and appointed Capt. Joseph E. Morgan
In his stead. Capt. Edward j. Kelly
was appointed an alternate member
of the board.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
FORMER POLICEMAN
HELD IN LIQUOR CASE
Joseph De Palma Posts $500 Bond
on Charge of Illegal
Of Possession.

Arrested while alleged to have been
delivering four pints of whisky last
night, former Policeman Joseph De
Palma was free on $500 bond today on
charge Of illegal possession of liquor.
De Palma, who was dismissed from
the Police Force last April after he
failed to appear for duty at the four
teenth precinct station, where he had
been transferred from the liquor sQssA.s.
was taken In custody by members of
the police prohibition squad at EiSha-
zenith street and Belmont ruAd.
He Is alleged by police to have made
the delivery and accepted marked
money in payment. De Palma gave his
address to arresting officers as Conduit
road near the District line.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
Washington News
Rejects Own Advice

BY GRETCHEN SMITH.

/TNAKE q chance" is the ad
~ vice offered to matrimonial
shrinkers, timid souls with
i wedlock inhibitions, by
Americas popular novelist,
Edna Ferber, who admits she never
took a chance herself, because she has
been too busy working to heed the siren
call Of matrimony.
Smartly attired in q Paris gown and
close fitting toque of Lanvin green, Miss
Ferber reclined in corner of her settee
at the Mayfower Hotel, and shook her
head emphatically as she reiterated
her statement.
Yes, every one should marry once, !"
she declared. mo one has known life
fully, who has only lived one Of life's
experiences. OF course, even after
thousands of years, I don't think we've
struck the right marriage combination.
But then, present-day marriage Is the
best solution worked out yet for men
and women to live together properly
and have families, and think every
one should have the experience. Moth
ing is as sad as an old maid, she
added. Its silly to be an old maid.
Women should marry and have chill
dren.'
The writer of "Cimarron," "Show
Boat" 80 Big" and innumerable other
portrayals of American life, paused a
moment and leaned her head back
against her chair.
Too Occupied Writing.
II never married" she explained,
because all my life since my seven
teenth year, have been too occupied
writing
"Of course, I love my work" she
continued, her dark eyes lighting en-
Enthusiastically. Il love to write of
America because I think we are the
last country left which is possessed with
vitality"
Are my characters real?" Miss
Ferber sighed at the old, old question,
always asked of writers of fiction.
why is it," she responded, that
no fiction writer is given credit for the
possession of imagination. write fic-
tion-not history. And yet after prac-
ticalIy every book l have written I
receive hundreds of letters saying You
didn't describe so-and-so right knew
him (or herr personally-he had brown
eyes and not blue
After my last book, American
Beauty" she continued, which, Incl
dentally, I consider the best thing
have written, l described an old house
in which I had lived in New York.
Even the critics pretended to 'recog-
nize' the home, some actually claiming
to know it. An old house in New Eng
Evening star., 1931-12-04
PARKING TICKET-ROBBERYC CASE
MAY BE TAKEN TO TRIAL BOARD
Denied Audience With Glassford to Complain of
Treatment, Citizen Considers Plan.

send the complaint to Capt. B. A,
Lamb, commander of the TRAFFIC
Bureau.
Capt. Lamb heard Richardson ex-
plain how he had parked his car for
about 5 minutes while he went into
the st, James Branch Post once, how
he had returned to find the glass
broken out and valuable papers stolen
and how he was treated discourteously
and given a traffic ticket for parking
In restricted zone when he went
10 police headquarters to report the
affair
But" said Capt. Lamb, after Rich
ardson had finished his story, there
Is nothing I can do. Under the law
your only redress is to cite the off,cer.
Sergt. w. L. Passour, before the Police
Trial Board for conduct unbecoming
an officer"
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Denied an audience with Brig. Gen.
Pelham d. Glassford, superintendent OF
police, with whom he sought to lodge
a complaint against treatment he had
received at the hands of police 'While
attempting to report a robbery Rod
ert ]. Richardson, so, OF 6l5 Penn
sylvania avenue, is considering laying
his case before Police Trial BOARD.
Richardson, In company with re-
porter for The Star, went 10 poiiee
headquarters Yesterday to report to
Gen. Glassford the failure of police to
act promptly on a complaint by Rich
ardson last Monday that his auto
mobile had been broken into ana rob-
bed while parked on Sixth street just
below Pennsylvania avenue.
Without hearing Richardson, Gen
Glassford instructed his secretary 70
Evening star., 1931-12-04
PIT. A. LEADERS MEET

Thirty Attending Homes Farley
Gather Socially at Luncheon.
Thirty leaders In parent-teacher
activities who are attending the Presi-
dents Conference on Home Building
and Home Ownership met at lunch to.
day in the Occidental Hotel. The grorIn
included presidents Of 10 State branches
OF the National Congress of Parents
and Teachers and several national
chairmen and associate chairmen.
ElWood Baker, general secretary at
neaoquarters OF the national congress
mere, was In charge of the function,
Wnicn was purely social and entirely
Evening star., 1931-12-04
GLARE BRINGS FIREMEN
Rushed to Residence to
Find Man at Ease by. Fire.

The glare from a roaring blaze In an
open fireplace sent firemen on the run
to the home of William Flory OF 2401
Pennsylvania avenue last night.
A park policeman, who noticed the
red glare against a second-story WIN
dow, turned in an alarm after knock
ing on the door In vain attempt to
arouse those within the building.
Firemen forced the door and found
F1ory resting comfortably before the
open fireplace. He told the firefighters
he was hard of hearing and had not
heard the policeman pounding on the
door. 1t was the second time within a
week the glare from the hearth had
brought opt the Fire Department, he
said.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
Wife Is Awarded $4,000.

MOBILE, Ala, December 4 LR.-Mrs.
Ebba Boe OF Baltimore, Md, yesterday
was awarded $4,000 damages against
Mrs. Theresa McBroom of New Orleans
In suit in which she alleged Mrs. Nc
Broom had allenated the affections of
Capt. Rolf Boe, her husband. The Boes
have been separated six years.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
RADIO RECEIVERS AUTO
Officer Hears Report of Theft While
Watching 1t.

While watching suspiciously parked
car yesterday afternoon on Constitution
avenue, east Of Seventeenth street, Off,
Ger Oren Spears of the United States
park police, who was in plain clothes,
heard lookout broadcast over his
police radio set in the machine notify
ing him that the very car he was
watching had been stolen.
The car, which bore the Maryland
tags 3o3-7o3, allegedly stolen from Mad
1son and H streets during the morning,
was listed to Louis Chaubourd of the
$500 block Of East avenue, Cheyy
Chase, Md.
The park police notified the owner
through the Maryland authorities.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
FILIPINOS TO CRATE

SIX Speakers Will Compete uera
for Medals Sunday Night.
The Filipino Club will hold It's eleventh
annual oratorical contest Sunday night
at o'clock at the Y. M. c. A., 1885
G street. 40" 1'''
Six speakers will compete for the
goio, sliVer and brcnzc meals donated
by Mr. and Mrs. James M, Bvrnes
Mauro Baradi, winner of the competi-
tion Tor the past two years, viii preside
The judges are Judge Charles S, Hat
neio; chairman; Prof. E. Curran and
Dr. Il. Z. Cain q Catholic University.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
China Gets More U. s. Wheat,

HANKOW, China, December 4 R.-
A second consignment of American
wheat for relief of Chinese food suffer-
ment totaled 1000 tons. Tt is part of
the $4,000 tons which Is expected to
have arrived by April. {
Evening star., 1931-12-04
TRAVELLER WILL SPEAK
Mrs. Daniel M. Paul to Lecture
Tonight on Foreign Lands.

Mrs. Daniel Melroy Paul Of Pitts
burgh, world traveller, writer and lee
turer, will address meeting under aus
pices Of the Covenant Evening Mission
ary Society in the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church, Eighteenth and N
streets. tonight at o'clock. The pub
lie is invited.
Mrs. Paul. who has just returned
from trip to the Far East, will talk
on China and exhibit curios collected
on visits to a number of foreign coun-
tries. She will dress In the costumes of
several countries she has visited.
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Benefit dance, Patrons League of Oc-
coquan, District High School, Occoquan,
Va, pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Dance, National University Law
school, senior class, Willard Hotel,
10:30 pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Dance, Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, 60l E street, pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
WILL PRESENT PLAY
Curley Club Will Give Second Pre-
sentation Tomorrow.

sentation Tomorrow.
A second presentation Of "The Thir-
teenth Chair" by the Curley Club will
be given in Carroll Hall tomorrow night
The first presentation, early this week,
was given in st. Paul's auditorium.
Tomorrow's performance will be Tor
the benefit of the Church of the AS
sumption. In Congress Heights.
Evening star., 1931-12-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

Gard party, st. Francis de Sales
Church, Twentieth street and Rhode
Island avenue northeast, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Meeting, Covenant Evening Mission
ary Society, Covenant Presby-
terian Church, Eighteenth and N
streets, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Meeting and dance, Illinois State So
ciety, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Benefit card party, Lady of Per-
petual Help, Northeast Masonic TEMPLE,
Eighth and F streets northeast, tomor-
row, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-04

Dance, Aloysian Club, AZ I street, 10
n m -
La gaceta., 1931-01-26
N'OTIClAN DE-
INTFRES LOCAI


Los jovenes atletas del insti-
tuto y las escuelas preparato-
rias tomaran parte en- las COM
petencias que ell dia 7 de febre.
no Sc verificaran en- los terrenos
de la Feria del Sur de Florida.
Willard Johnson, director at
letico del institute Hillsboro, ha
sido nombrado organizador Y el
escogera los jueces Y crOnome-
tristas.
Los estudiantes del institute
ccmpetiran Ell dos carreras, una
de una milla y otra de Glen var
das; los de las eseuelas prepa-
ratorias en- otras dos, una de
media milla y otra de rs var
das.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26

por la firma Hensley Bros, de
Tampa.
Al edificio, que es de diez
pisos y Sc halla situado en- ell
lugar mas centrico de esta ciu-
dad, Sc lie ha fiiado TN precio de
$3.50, 900.
Sabase que a ultimo de febre-
no ell l~iquidador Newsome, de
csc banco, repartira otro divi-
dendo de $50.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26
L.iMPIA CIE~NftFICAMENT.
Ia SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA y
~PRODUCiENDO r
SOLIEA Y MUSCUIO

Durante 40 amos P. p. P. ns
1ado alivio a miles de perso
as que han sufrido de debilI
lad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias nan tenidu
origen en- la p0breza y deblI,
lad de la sanqre.
P. P. P. rehueva los cor
,lsculos rojos y hace la sangrs
rica y pura. Cuando este S,
lbtiene desaparece ell sufrt
nieBt0, regresan las fuerzas .
ii sistema recupera 81 cOndf
ci6n saludable.
Dele que la devuelva su SO
ud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa
70 en- usar P. f. P. Su botl
ario tiene instrucciones pars
tevolverle su dinero 81 no que
da satisfecho dsepues de usal
Ia primera botella. Tai es Ia f.
lue tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentira USED en- segull
sufriendo, sintiendcse debil
CT ando ruede gozar de bueus
.alud. fuerza y felicidadf
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26
INFORMATION
DEF Pl:ERTC

Dos vapores de banGera anne
ricana, Colorado y Cuba, entra-
ron en- ell dia de aver, ell prime
70 procedente de Mobile y ell Sc
gundo de Key West y la Haba.
ma. Con un cargamento de fru-
tas en- conserva zarp6 aver ell
vapor americana Arlyn.
En- horas de la tarde Sc hizo a
la mar ell vapor americana Gu
ba.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y maflana. Po-
co cambio en- la temperature.
Maxima aver, ~ grades; mini
ma, 81.
Marea alta a las 7:34 a. m.
y 7:17 p. m, Marea baja a las
TAB a. m. y 7:17 p. m.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26
HA MEJORADO Ell ESTADO
DE NELSON

Del hospital Mary Rutan, en-
Bellafontaine, Ohio, telegrafia-
ron aver a~esta ciudad diciendo
que contin1a mejorando Edwin
K! Nelson, ell j6ven tampeho
herido por unos bandidos ell pa
sado jueves.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26

Su hermano, el-Dr. r. G. Mel
son, 9elegrafio a Tampa ell sa-
bado por la noche EXPIRE sando
la opinion de que pueda salvar-
Sc, 81 no Sc presentan inespera-
das complicaciones.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26
LOGIA LUMINARES PASA.
DOS NO. 1

Sc eta por este medic a todos
los Luminares Pasados para el
dfa 26 de los corrientes en- la
Logia de West Tampa.
Orden del dia:
1~.-Nominaci6n y Elecciones.
Fraternalmente,
Francisco VelazcO,
Maestro Luminar
NOTA:-A la termination de
esta tenida seran obsequiados
los asistentes con pastas Y re-
frescos.
La gaceta., 1931-01-26
Hal aceptado Aitaciones
para ioncurrir a la Fee Expo
sicidA de este ano los SNbaja-
dortdade Espana e Italian

Hasta ell sabado por la noche
Sc habian recaudado en- Tampa
a beneficio de la Cruz Roja,
I$450, de la cantidad de $4,000
Ique Sc halla asignada a esta ciu-
dad.
T La Cruz Roja, resraldada por
ell presidente Hoover, ell EXPIRE
sidente Coolidge, al Smith )
otras personalidades trata de
recaudar SIC, 900, 900 para ayu-
dar a los menesterosos en- la 20
ma de la sequia.
Los Piratas de Gasparilla ST.
guen sus preparativos para in
vadir a Tampa dentro de dos
semanas.
Gran nGmero de carrozas es-
taan siendo preparadas por ar
tistas locales.
Ell nuevo rey Y Ia reina sus-
La gaceta., 1931-01-26


tituiran EN- ell trono al RAg Dr.
Bn Gibbons Y la reina Lucille
Trice.
Hasta la noche de la corona
cion no sc dara a conocer ell nom
bre de los soberanos de 1881.
Aprob6 anteayer ell interven-
tor del estado, Ernest Amos,
una opci6n de SO dias sobre ell
edificio del Banco de los Ciuda-
danos, que Sc piensa comprar
La gaceta., 1931-01-26

Ell p1blfcUq Due asiste a lasV
chas siente verdadera simpatfT
por Romano.
big Bill" Middlekauff, ell gil
gantesco estudiante, sera ell opo-
nente del canadense Jack Her.
man.
La semana pasada HermaH
hizo una buena demonstration en-
contra de Romano.
Firpo Wilcox y Nick Nestor
sostendran la primera lucha, d
una caida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04
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as possible by The Star. Only
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entation of the box number
ticket.
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Sans woman scientists has invented "eolor ma
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fleeing, variable factor--color The observer looks
through q peculiar lens trained q framed sample
of the hay under test 1t is slightly out Of focus
that its colors blend into one shade Through this
same eyepieee a wedge-shaped lens, whirled by an
electric motor brings into view q combination OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

where do you intend making camp?" asked Tar
Fan my guide deserted us yesterday" replied Jason.
None Of my are familiar with this country Is
there a suitable campsite near?" within mile"
said the Ape-Man zone with good water" So the
safari resumed its way the blacks happy at the
prospect Of early camp After their evening meal,
the Young American lost no time in outlining his
amazing plan, which appealed to Tarzan's adven-
tlirCus nature
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By Quig Slayer.

Far into the night Jason ofidley talked. Tarzan
scarcely uttered word At last the American ended.
Then he turned to Tarzan, saying: That's my big
idea-arad now I suppose it is going to be dfncult
to convince you am not crazyl" The Ape-Man
arose ana said you would have believe the
world is hollow sphere containing life within its
interior? And you wish me to descend with you
into the bowels of the earth?"
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TYPEWRfTERsITwo Underwoods, 81 the
ass.ts1 SH.di issw real Oarsaln pn0ne
-UnderEood. $500; Z G.
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s2,50 mo-; s mos. IN adv, Se.15i mos, IA
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f a makes fevs sass
writer sales q Service Co, IVA y 81. NV.
VfOETN-Oid violin, Geort Kloz, 1911. FOR
beautiful tone, s395; terms to suit.
Several used pianos. SO and up
Beautiful GULBRANSEN PLAYER piano, 4ie5.
cH lssS 81 H. MT SNFif bl.,r RaAS geo CO.
Living Room Suites
t15). must be sold ct sacrifice. The most
:sSSS re- iS@Rs. '!so ns:ss
BOATS.
s2-FT. RAISED-DECK CRUISER. sM-ft.
beam sleeps four: lighting plant, china,
closet. sink clothes closet, pantry, ice chest.
toilet radio, $500 r. B. Kaiser, Eastern
Power Boat Club. 18th and N SITS. Sc, be-
tween 4 and g. Sc
CAILLE RACING MOTOR, Red Head; new
this year; cost $3.50; sacrifice. $l65. Adams
6627
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motors and boats; oHisinAl factory Grating.
model II, $i22 q; model 50, slss. so; Elec-
Republic Radio Corp, AL Beaubien St,
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