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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02
FENT0N GETS D. S. C.

Capt. Roland T. Fenton, Army Quar-
termaster Corps, now stationed at Fort
Eustis, Va, has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross by the War
Department for extraordinary heroism
in action during the attack on the
town of BellealP France, July 10, 1918
while serving as a second lieutenant In
the 1880 Machine Gun Battalion, 26th
Division, A. E. F. Capt. Fenton is a
native of T1elrose, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02
CLUBMAN IN HOSPITAL
Brother Has CORTLAND Dimes Com
mitted as Psychopathic Patient.

COLORADO SPRINGS, March 2
P).-Courtland Dimes, Denver clubman,
was a patient in psychopathic
hospital here today. A commitment
ordered signed in County Court last
week on application of Eugene Dimes,
brother, alleged the patient was
incapable Of taking care Of his
property
Dimes, son of the late Tyson S. Dimes
prominent Denver attorney, was re-
ported improved this morning.
Police of Shefield, England, have been
ordered to salute the lord mayor, lady
Mayoress, magistrates, town clerk, and
chief citizens whenever they meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02
RICHARD LAYTON GIVEN
TRIBUTE ON RETIREMENT
Service of More Than 40 Years in
Government Ends-Wil1
Visit ireland.

Richard Lawton of Minnesota, a vet
eran clerk in the adjutant generals
Office, War Department, will be trans
ferred to the civil service retired list
April / on account of age after more
than 40 years service for the Govern
ment and has been granted leave of abb
sence to that date. For many years he
has been employed in the compilation
of the Army Register and other official
publication of the War Department
and was regarded as an expert in such
work.
On taking leave Of his official asso-
ciates he was presented with a fine
travelling bag for use on his coming
visit to his birthplace in Ireland nearly
20 years ago, and also with a personal
letter of commentator from Maj. Gen.
G. H. Bridges, adjutant general Of the
Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02
FRANCE TAKES BETS
Official Pari-Mutuels in Paris
S4-;,- - IT, r.d

Official Pari-Mutuels in Paris
Strike at Tax Evaders.
PARIS, March GP).-Open betting
In government controlled pari-mutuel
booths in the heart Of Paris was in
dulged in today for the first time in
the history of French racing. The
wagers were mostly small The highest
was reported TO be for about 5000
The establishment of betting booths
In Paris was part of the governments
campaign against clandestine book
makers, who we're declared to have
amassed fortunes at the expense Of the
government which levies an IL per
cent tax on the gross amount bet in
the pari-mutuel machines at the race
tracks.
--s----
Auto-towed gliding has just appeared
in Scotland
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FALLS CHURCH HEADS
ASK RAIL HEARING
Council Petitions District Utility
Board to Appear in Railway
Abandonment.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FALLS CHURCH, va, March 2.-The
Falls Church Town Council, through
Mayor L. p. Daniels, has forwarded to
the District of Columbia Public Utilities
Commission a request for a hearing
before that body, either alone or with
the Arlington County Board of Super
visors. in order to present reasons why
rail transportation between Washington
and Fairfax County via the Arlington
Fairfax Railway should be continued
The request accompanied resolution
drawn up by the Committee on Civic
Retirement and adopted by the Council,
pointing out that Falls Church is the
largest incorporated town served by the
Arlington Fairfax line and that the
transportation furnished by this rail-
road is Of vital Importance to the
development of this community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02

enemy couldn't find it. And neither
could we. A debt is just as hard
for Government to pay as 1t is for
an individual. No deot ever come
due at a good time. Borrowing is
the only thing that is handy all the
time
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Says:

SANTA MONICA, Calf. The SOL
diers that are lined up getting their
money sure look like they needed it.
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bad economy TO
pay the money
now" w h e n
was there any
thing connected
with the war
good economy?
Even entering it
wasn't. a stroke
Of fin a n C a !
e e MUS. hog
Island cost as
much as this
bonus. And the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02

BY STAFF Correspondent of The STAR
LEXAND2IA, Va, March 2-No
~ one, Horace" found out last
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4 4 and not be called on to pay for
what he eats. In such cases
the long arm of the law usually steps
in, as it happened with Horace"
Horace" you see, is possum, one
of those funny looking liUtle ANIMALS
without any hair en- his tail, the loss
of which was carefully described many
year ago in the celebrated Southern
poem, christmas Night in the Quar-
ters."
Last night Horace" decided to see
the world and started out his tour on
King street here. The bright lights
consumed his attention for time, but
finally Horace" became hungry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-02

China now is the worlds largest i'm
porter Of coal-tar dyes.se
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Auto-towed gliding has just appeared
In Scotland.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25

DE WEST TAMPA
Ell doble programa de aver Sc
repetira hoy, con LA Incorregi-
ble", pelicula toda hablada en-
espanol, y La Sonora Rehusa".
Ademas una graciosa come
dia Y revista grafica mundial.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25

encargado de giros postales R..
w. Sanford, ell ayudante del su-
perintendente de correspondent
cia P. J. Morgan, ell superinten-
dente de distribution, J. L. Wool
weaver, y demas funcionarios y
empleados del correo, entire ellos
ell superintendent de la estaci6n
de Ybor City, L. +. Center.
Continuaban ell orden de la pa
rada clos carteros uniformados,
y los camiones portando letreros
indicando ell Immediate envio de
las felicitaciones de Navidad.
La manifestaci6A termin6
frente q la oficina del correo
donde la banda de m1sica ofre-
clio I'm concerto.
Ell programa de la fiesta noe
turna estuvo a cargo del Sr. C.
NJ. Kickliter.
Ell voto uhanime fue "que no
Sc esperasen otros Glen amos pa
"a celebrar la pr6xima fiesta.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
DEGOLLO A SU DIVORCIA-
DA MUJER

Calhound, Ga, Nov. 25.-La
Sra. Henry F0~rtenberry fue a
sesinada aver por su esposo pc
co despues de haberle conce-
dido la ley ell divorcio, condo
nando al marido a alimentarla
y. sostenerla.
La pareja tiene tres ninos
pequenos, uno de ellos un be-
bito de cinco meses.
La victima tenia la cabeza
cast separada del cuerpo por
an corte de cuchillo.
Ell esposo Sc entreg6 a la po-
licfa, pero Sc neg6 a discutir Ell
case. Fue remitido a la carcel
con, exclusion de fianza y bajc
"a acusaci6n de homicide en-
primer grade.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
lSALIERON DOS DIPUTADOS
EN- BUSCA DE LEVINE

Dos diputados del Sheriff sa-
Heron hoy para San Francisco
con la encomiend9 de traer a es-
ia ciudad a Louis Leavine, acu-
sado de haberle dado muerte al
ISr. Joe B. Johnson.
FL jefe de la policia de San
Francisco, Mr.. Quinn, telegra-
flo 81 Sheriff Joaghin diciendo-
lie que "Leavine habia admitido
su Identification.
Los diputados que han saIido
en- su busca Sc nombran John
w. Kirkland y c.. F. Short, y
p~ersonalmente conocen a Lea
vine. La designation de los mis-
mos obedece a esa condici6n to-
ia veZ que ha habido ciertas dis
cIepaciones en- la description del
detenido telegrafiada desde Ca
lifornia.
La historic del arred TO del
hombre que Sc supone sea Lea
vine, fue hecha aver por prime
ra vez.
Una llamada an6nima por te-
lefono fue ell origen de la deten-
ci6n. /
Ell desconocido dijo: EN- cier-
ia fabrica de tabaco de aqui hay
I'm hombre que Sc llama a 81 mis-
mo Ted Wells. No lie importe
quien yo soy, pero csc hombre
10 q~uieren en- Tampa por homi-
cidio".
! "iC6mo 10 sabe Vd. ?" pregur
to ell Inspector Allan McGinn.
"Tampoco ESQ lie debe impor-
tar,-contest6 ell desconocido,-
pero 81 Vd. quiere ell premio va
va y arrestelo'.
FL Inspector fue a La fabrica
pero va ell supuesto Wells no
trabajaba ALI. Como la fabrica
qued6 adeudandole $1.60, ell ms
pector pens6 que este volveria el
sabado a cobrar dicha cantidad.
McGinn Sc situ6 en- la escale-
ra de la fabrica Y ell sabado a.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
LA EACE'TA

Presto a Wells O Leavine, que
volvi6 a cobrar, poniendole Ia
mano en- Ell hombro y diciendole
"Yo 10 quiero a Vd."
Leavine fue conducido a la
estaci6n de pclli ia, sometiendo-
.Sele inmediatamente al tercer
grade.
"Conoce Vd. a Joe B. johnson
en- Tampa ?-Se lie pregunt6 a
Wells, quien bajo un estado de
verdadera nerviosidad respon-
di6: Isl, yo 10 conozco''.
"iQuien 10 mato?"
No. Yo no saba que 10 ha-
bfan matado. IQuien 10 mat6?"
Louis Leavine".
mi nombre es Wells".
u listed conoce a Louis Lea
vine?"
"Nunca he dido hablar de eP'.
"Usted quiere regresar a Tam
pa?"
Isl Vd. cree que yo tengo algo
que yer con ell homicidio, esta
equivocado"
"Bien. ST Vd. regresa a Tam
pa, Vd. podra probar TODD ESQ.,.
"Seguramente. Estoy dispues
to a regresar. Ellos NADIA pueden
hacer en- contra mia. Mi nombre
es Wells. Pero no me preocupa
ell regresar a Tampa. 70 tenge
parientes ALI"
Ell resto del interrogatorio no
fue revelado; pero tres horas
despues ell jefe de la Policfa de
San Francisco enviaba IN tele-
grama lac6nico al Sheriff Jough
in, diciendole: Louis Leavine,
admite su identidad. No Sc opo-
ne a. ser extraditado. Mandelo a
buscar."
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
Telegrama de los obreros de
Ell Paraiso az Gobernador
Carlton

En- la manana de hoy los O.
breros de Ia fabrica Gel Parai-
so" pasaron un telegrama al
gobernador del estado, Hon.
Doyle Carlton, redactado ash:
"Seiscientos trabajadores
de la fabrica de tabacos Ell Pa
raise demandan Sc ponga ter
mino a las torturas de 16 ira
bajadores revolucionarios que
estan presses en- la carcel del
condado y tambien su inmedia
ia libertad, de 10 contrario nos
declararemos en- huelga Msta
que sc les There. A..
Trahajadors dos
fabrica Gel PaE.Bo."
La gaceta., 1931-11-25

Durante la fiesta de anoche,
commemorative del primer Gem.
tenario de la fundaci6n de la
oficina de correos de esta ciudad
ell Congresista Drane lie dijo a
los empleados que en- la proxima
session del congreso sc manten-
dra firme en- contra de la reduc-
lci6n de empleos y salaries.
Ell Sr. Drane fue invitado de
honor d9fa fiesta y los emplea-
dos obkervaron ell centenario
con una parada por la tarde y
con una reception por la noche,
en- ia que varios oradores hicie-
ron uso de la palabra.
"Ustedes deben estar ansiosos
de conocer en- esta epoca de eco
nomias y p6rdida de empleos,
cual ha de ser mi actitud en- las
pr6ximas sesiones del Congre-
so,-dijo Mr.. Drane.-No vota-
re por ninguna proposition re-
bajando empleados nj tampoco
por una sola reduction de sala-
rio".
En- su discurso Mr.. Drane hi
70 historic sobre la oficina de
correos desde su fundaci6n.
Ell Juez Alderman pronunci6
breves palabras revelando que
habfa comenzado en- la oficina
de correos como ayudante del ad
ministrador, agregando que Isl
tuviera un real por cada sello
que cancel6 no tendria que ira
bajar ell resto de su vida.
Ell Presidente del comite repu
blicano central del Estado, Mr..
R. E. L. Pryor, Sc refirio al pro-
grama de construction de edifi-
clos en- Florida Y de los miAones
de pesos que sc han invertido en-
IA ciudades, sin contar otro
cr6dito de Sc, 500,0 900 que Sc a
probara en- Diciembre y en- ell
cual Sc incluye un edificio fede-
raj para Plant City, adiciones al
de la estaci6n de cuarentena de
esta ciudad y otros proyectos
para Florida. Todas estas obras
sc han venido hacienda y Sc con-
Itinuan con obreros Y materiales
de Florida, de acuerdo con los
pianos de los arquitectos del es-
tado.
La parada comenz6 a las 4:45
encabezada por la banda del CO.
rreo, dirigida por James F.
Doyle. Detras marchaban la Ad-
ministradora, Sra. Barnard; ell
inspector R. A. Ward, ell sub
administrator c.. L. Patch, ell
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
La vista de la causa

Tony Fernandez, uno de lbs
abogados de la defensa de los
presses, nos dijo al mediodia de
hoy que ell juicio de la causa
estaba senalado, en- principle.
para ell dfa 80. La misma mott
cia nos fue dada por uno de
los liders obreros.
Pero ell juez Petteway mani
fest6 aver que solo tenia dis :
ponibles, en- la semana pr6xi-
ma, tres dias, jueves, viernes y
sabado.
Creemos que la facha sera E,
jada en- definitiva despues de
que Sc resuelva la moci6n a fa-
vor de Crawford.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25

LA FIESTA DE
EMPLEADOS DEL SER
VICIO POSTAL, Ell REPRE-
SENTANTE A DIJO
QUE Sc OPONE A IA RE-
BAJA DE LAR
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
CANTON CARGADO
CON WHISKEY

La vigilancia de las aduanas
Sc apoder6 aver de I'm canton
cargado con 80 cajas de bebfdas
importadas, que eran conduct
das hacia el norte, cerca de Pc
rry, arrestando al negro Doug
las Roberts que viajaba en- el
mismo, no asi al chauffeur, que
Sc do a la fuga.
FL negro declare que iba a pie
por la carretera cuando ell ca
mi6n pas6 por su lado, a unas
cuantas millas fuera de Miami,
Y que ell chauffeur lie permitiQ
subir al mismo.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
TEATROS
CASINO

CAOINO
Nosotros conocemAs varias
mujeres j6venes a las cuales
gustarfa resolver ell problema
de los criados como 10 hace
Irene Purcell en- THE Man in
Possession, notable pelicula
que Sc estrenara hoy en- este
teatro. Porque 81 Robert Mont
gomery no las convene como
ayuda de camara, no sabemos
de nadie que pudiera convenir-
las.
La cinta es la version de la
popular obra bufa de H. NJ,
Harwood, que tanto ha gusta-
do en- los teatros del pals.
Montgomery hace derroche
de talento y habilidad.
Stormy Seas, una comedia,
ccmpleta ell programa.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
La fabrica de Arrange y Arrange
mantiene su actitud

En- la tarde de hoy Sc reuni-
ran los obreros huelguistas de
la fabrica de Arrange y Ara&-
go, en- ell Centre Obrero.
La fabrica, segUn Sc nos di
&c, mantiene su actitud de a.
yer, contraria a ceder 10 que
Sc lie pidiera.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
CARTAS DE LOS TRABAJA...
(Hiene de Ia Ia.

Podra un jurado condenar a
los ciudadanos ahora deteni-
dos enc la carcel del condado;
pero ell pueblo latino, y asi Sc
10 decimos al sheriff, os cree
inocentes.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25
FL fiscal enmendara los cargos
Contra los presses

En- la manana de hoy, 81
juez PeteWay, de la corte de
10 criminal, rehus6 decidir So
bre la moci6n de los abogados
de la defensa, en- favor de- o.
brero Fred Crawford, alegan,
do que ell fiscal Skinner mol
ficara la information presan.
tada IN contra de los presses.
Existt la creencia de que ell
fiscal, al modificar su escritc,
no retirara los cargos contra
varios de los acusados, los que
nj siquiera estaban por ell Cen
tro Otrero la noche de los de-
S6rdenes.
La gaceta., 1931-11-25

43 empleados con cantidades
mas pequenas. \
Ell Jefe del Executive va ha
hecho varias contribuciones a
los fondos de losS desocupados.
Una de $4,000 para los hombres
sin empleo de California y otra
tambien de $4,000 para ell cofre
de la comunidad del distrito de
Columbia.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Envoy Plans
Visit to
Rome

The ambassador of Italy,
Mobile Giacomo de MARITIME,
will sail September Is to join
Donna Antonietta de MARITIME
at their home in Rome, where
she has been spending the past
summer.
The ambassador entertained
at luncheon Sunday at the
embassy.
The guests included Col. E.
R. Warner McCabe, military
attache at the United States
Embassy in Rome; Col. and
Mrs. Robert C. Foy, the coun-
selor of the italian embassy,
Count Alberto Marchetti di
Muriaglio; Col. de Bernardo, the
noted Italian flier; Capt. Mobile
Luigi Notarbartolo del Duchi
di Villarosa, of the embassy
staff; Lieut.. Col. Marco Penna-
roll, the military attache of the
embassy; the air attlche of the
embassy. Comdr. Paoli Sberna-
dori and Signora Sbernadori
Belingardi; Mr.. Gerard and
Mr.. TorreSan.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Mrs. J. CooIidge
Will Attend
Bride

Mrs. John Coolidge, daughter
in-law of former President Cool
idge, will attend her cousin,
Miss Esther Trumbull, as ma
tron of honor at her marriage
October 2, at Plainville, Conn,
to Mr.. Henry Stafford Kellam,
of Matchtonda, Va. The cere-
mony will be performed at the
Congregational Church in Plain
vile by the Rev. Roy Wilker-
son.
Miss Trumbull is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H.
Trumbull. The other attend
ants will be Miss Jean Trum-
bull, Miss Ebert Minor, Miss
Dorothy Clark, of Plainville,
and Mrs. F.. Scott Rodgers, of
Cleveland. Mr.. John Murphy,
of Charleston. w. Va, will be
best man. The ushers will be
Mr.. John Coolidge. of New Ha-
ven: Mr.. Pierce Clark, of Plain
vile; Mr.. F. Scott Rodgers, of
Cleveland, and MI. Waddy Tay-
lor, of Eastville. Va.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Virginia Marriage
Is Of Interest Here

The wedding of Miss Eleanor
Warner Marshall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson
Marshall, of Dallas, and Mr..
N. Beverley Tucker, son Of Mrs.
N. Beverley Tucker, Of Lexing-
ton, Va. took place in En-
manuel Episcopal Church,
Staunton, Va, yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by the
Rev. j. Lewis Gibbs, rector of
the church.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father, who gave
her in marriage. She wore a
gown of ivory satin, made En-
press style; her tulle veil was
fastened with orange blossoms,
and she carried a sheaf of Gala
lilies.
Miss Sue Brooke, of Rich
mond, was maid of honor, and
the brides only attendant. Her
costume was of Shell-pink chif-
fon, made on the new pointed
long lines, with blue hat and
blue shoes, and her arm bou-
quet of pink roses and blue
delphinium.
Mr.. fuckers best man was
Mr.. John White Pendelton, of
Lexington, Va. The ushers were
Mr.. Henry st. c. T. Carmichael,
Kyrock, KY; Mr.. Brooks Nal.
lory, Lexington, Va; Mr.. Rich
ard GriffithS, Baltimore; Mr..
Robert Yates, Alexandria, Va;
Mr.. w. B. Timberlake, of Stan
ton. and Mr.. Samuel w. Mar
shall, jr., of Dallas, Tex, a
brother of the bride.
A reception followed the we'd
ding at Waverley, the home of
Mrs. John A. Renahan, for the
bridal party, relatives and out
OF town guests.
Mr.. Tucker and his bride left
later for a wedding trip to the
SeaShore.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Miss Alice Paul to
Deliver Address

Miss Alice Paul has returned
to Washington after spending a
year in Geneva, and will speak
on international feminist prog
ress during the past year at a
garden party at Alva Belmont
House, national headquarters Of
the Woman's Party, at IA B st.
N. E., Sunday afternoon. Sep
tember 27.
Miss Paul is a member of the
League Of Nations consultative
committee on nationality, whose
report on behalf of an equal
world code is now before the as
sembly of the League. =
Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, ma
tional chairman of the Woman's
Party. and Mrs. Paul M. Line
barger, district chairman, vii!
be hoSteSSeS at the garden party.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Daughter Betrothed
To Arnny Officer

Major Raymond w. Harden
bergh, U. S. A., now stationed
at Fort Hamilton, N. Y, and
Mrs. Hardenbergh have an
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Helen
Stewart johnson Hardenbergh,
to Lieut.. John Francis Reyes
Seitz, U. S. A., son of Mrs.
George Hillary ,Seitz, Of Will
mington, Del.
Miss Hardenbergh was gradu-
ated from Abbott Academy,
Andover, Mass, and later fin
ished her studies abroad. Miss
Hardenbergh was presented at
the first drawing room at the
Court Of st. James in May,
1927. Lieutenant Seltz was grad
uated from the United States
Military Academy at West Point
and is now stationed with the
Eighteenth Infantry, First
Division, at Fort Hamilton,
N. Y.
The wedding will take place
in Chicago in December.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
liam B. Guthrie, who will preside.
An Historical Event Re-enacted
Honors President

The Minister of Austria, Mr..
Edgar L. G. Prochnik, was re-
ceived at the White House by
the President today when he
presented him with a beautiful
porcelain PLAGUE, adorned with
q portrait of President Hoover
himself, which is a fine ex-
ample of Austrian work sent
from the Minister'S home coun-
try, as a gift to the Chief
Executive.
Tomorrow the President will
receive Senor Don Luis Aoelll'
the Minister from Bolivia, who
was appointed here a few weeks
ago to succeed Senor Don
Eduardo Diez de Medina, who
will present his credentials,
The newly appointed Ambas-
sador of Chile, Senor Don
Miguel Cruchaga Torcornal,
who arrived in washington late
IN August will present his Gre
tientials to the President Friday
afternoon, when he will be &C.
companied to the White House
by the members of the embassy
staff.