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AVESOS EN- YBOR CITY

mitad de 10 dicho sobra para
que formemos juicio, no sola-
mente de esa persona, sine tam
bien de la ciencia geografica,
de la imagination andaluza Y de
la vida y milagros de listed L..
i Quien de csc modo Sc explica,
no debe haber sido siempre fiel
de fechos de un lugarejo!...
i Tiene listed mucha razon !!
Yo naci para algo y va habia ST.
do pale de un obispo, cabo car
tero de un battalion y c6mico de
la legua, cuando tuve que meter
me a desempenar secretaries.
iAmigo! Me case con una bole-
ra que Sc qued6 cola, ~ me hun
di! IA Yer 81 ustedes TRUMAN
en- estas elecciones y me EN-
plean en- una buena fabrica de
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-iOh, 81! iPero una ayentu
rera del corte de Semframis, de
Maria Stuardo y de Catalina
de Russia, que ha gastado sus
mlllones en- divertirse, sin cos
tarle nj I'm maravedi a ning1n
amante! - replica Guillermo
con su vehemencia acostumbra.
la Prefiero esa figura mo-
raj a la de ls Dana de las Ca
melias y demas entretenidas
glorificadas por ell arte modef-
no!
-iPues 20 prefiero a todas
esas senoras y senoritas anti
guas Y modernas, una mujer
de bien, RIGA, guapa Y de ca
racter dulce y sufrido, de quien
ser ell primer novio y con quien
;asarrne por Ia Iglesia !...-re&
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que conocemos aqui sus anti
'guas locuras, nos guardamos de
re~ferirlas, primero por lastima,
y segundo porque estos inocen-
ties labriegos no nos creerian,
y hasta serfan capaces de arran-
carnos la lengua, llamanaonos
ingratos Y calumniadores... Tie
ne tai don de gentes la Marque-
sa! IFS tan guapa! iInfunde
tanto respeto!... Yo mismo,
cuando lie hablo, que suele ser
los dias que viene a caballo a
misa, creo que estoy delante de
una reina... Mi mujer tuvo ce-
los al principle; pero pronto Sc
convencio de que dona Julia, no
obstante ser hoy mas pobre que
yo, Sc da ell mismo tono v me
desprecia de igual manera que
La gaceta., 1931-06-27

tabacos, que es hoy toda mi am
bici6n en- ell mundo L..
-Cuente listed con ello...-
respondi6 Enrique.-Y, por 10
que respecta a la Marquesa, ma
mana nos acompahara listed a
su palacio campestre, supuesto
que, seg1n vemos. es va una mu
jer arrepentida Y tratable...
i Muy tratable y muy are
pentida i-respondi6 ell Secreta-
rio.--iD ijerase que toda la vida
ha sido una santa! BESIDE que
lego aqui hace tres amos, sin di-
nero Y enferma, no ha hecho
mas que cuidar sus gallinas. Ell
campo lie ha devuelto la salud;
y, 81 bien no esta nunca allegro,
cualquiera dirfa que es dichosa.
Las personals, mUy contadas,
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81 fuese millionaire. iDemonio!
Isl me hubiera conocido en- mis-
buenos tiempos, cuando era 70
segundo galan en- Velez-Mala-
ga, y hacia ell papel de D. Luis
Mejia en- don Juan Tenorio"!..
-Esta bien.... Esta bien.....
Quedamos conformes.... Has
ia manana, que iremos a visi-
tar a la MarQuesa !....- inte :
rrumpi6 Guillermo de muy NAL
humor, poniendo coto al entu-
siasmo de aquella mala perso-
ma.
Y luego que ell Secretario Sc
march6 Y que los tres amigos
Sc retiraron a la habitaci6n en-
que la alcaldesa les habfa
puesto tres tdmulos por camas,
exclam6 Ell impresionable in
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BOXEO
CARNERA PUSO A DORMIR
TORIANNA

Buffalo, N. Y, JUNO a.
Primo Camera puso a dormir
en- tres minutes y 43 segundos,
eAla noche de aver, a HumbertC
Torianna.
AL deseo de Camera de dar a.
p1blico algo mas por su dinero,
Sc debe que ell combate pasara al
segundo asalto.
Torianna fue derribado dos
wees en- ell primer asalto, y es-
taba aturdido, sin saber 10 que
hacfa, cuando Sc present6 la cal
da definitiva con I'm uppercut
corto a la barba.
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En- ell Estadio de Cleveland sc
ha terminado la construction de
los $4,000 asientos que Sc ven
deran a $25 pesos cada uno y
ninguno estara a mayor distan-
ciamde 1870 pies del cuadrilatero.
Tendra ell p1blico a su dispo-
sici6n NADIA menos que $4,000
asientos.
Hasta ell dfa de aver Sc ha-
bfan vendido mas de $500, 900
en- billetes de entrada.
va han sido puestos a la ven-
ia 10000 asientos de $5.49 ca
da uno. Otro grupo de 10000
Sc vendera a $3.50.
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Harry Gordon. 81 entrenador de
Mandell.
Gordon establecera hoy gu
c~ampamento en- esta ciudad con
ell fin de recibir, La semana pro-
xima, a Mandell y su manager.
Wilbur Stokes, component
do a batirse con Ell e~x-campe6n
llegara a fines de la semana que
viene, en- compania de su ma
mayer, Nixon Jones. Stokes es
ia al presente en- Carolina de
Norte.
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Todos los fieles de Ybor y
West Tampa estan de acuerdo,
en- asegurar que 81 Stribling o.
cultaela "amarillez", o ell tenor
de los nombres y titulos, Max
Schmeling perdera SUI corona
por "nocao" o terriblemente VI
puleado.
iMucha gracia ha causado
Dpor AGA la amenaza hecha por
~Schmeling, de que vencera a
Stribling," atacandolo por el
cuerpo!s
Pero 10 cierto es que ell ale
man pega duro y aver castig6
por ell est6mago y costillas a
Marullo Y George Panka.
iTambien castig6 por ell cuer
pc a Matte Brown?
No, senior, Brown no hizo
aver ejercicios de guantes con
Max; Brown ha sido retirado, @
va a ser retirado ,por ell tenor
de que siga "desprestigiando"
al campe6n.
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cuperar la corona de peso ligero
peleara con Make Rosenbloom
el dia 5 de Agosto, en- ell hgar
de agosto IL.
Sc hizo la transferencia de
fecha por ser conveniente a los
intereses del club Brooklyn.
Los dos gladiadores han acep-
tado ell Gambia.
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geniero:

Amigos MICS, lquereis
creerme? Mas ganas tengo
de conocer a esa Tenoria que
de ser diputado! iPor mucho
que haya que rebajar en- 10 que.
nos ha dicho ell antique conf
CO de la lengua, todavia es in
dudable que manana vamos a
hablar con una mujer digna
de estudio, de compassion, w..
quien sabe 81 de alguna cosa
mas!....
II Hombre!-profiri6 Enri-
que.-lTe colocas a la altura
del imperterrito D. Luis Mejfa!
Lo digo porque, en- puridad de
verdad, la Marquesa que nos
ha descrito csc brib6n no pa
81 de ser una aventurera....
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Con los Cuantes

Las apuestas, dicen de Cleve-
land, estan de z a 5 en- favor de
Willie Stribling. Hay dinero lis
to para ell j6ven de Georgia, pc
70 ia 'iplata" de los amigos del
campe6n no sc We, parece escon-
dida.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Los bateadores del Brooklyn
pegaron Is oportunos hits y pu-
dieron anOtar 16 carreras. Con
nueve hits los Cardenales pasa-
ron 5 wees por la gonna.
Miguel Angel Gonzalez tom6
parte en- ell juego, por Ell st. Luis
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FoHetin de La GGcetG No. !
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

escandalo, la echaron de ALI Y
Sc fue con I'm poeta polaco.a Vie
ma, donde acab6 de arruinarla
un republican, hdngaro muy
jugador, a quien ahorcaron hue
go en- Baden-B Baden.
ii Basta! iBasta, sefior Sc
at&riO!-interrumpi6 Miguel,
riendOse al yer ell desconsolado
rostro de ~Guillermo.-ICon la
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LEGO Ell
DE MANDELL o

En- compania de 10 pugilistas
ayudantes Patsy Pollock y Buck
Kanman arrib6 aver a Tampa,
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Pedrito Hernandez esta ha-
ciendo verdaderos esfuerzos pa
ra presentar un excelente pro-
grama ell dfa ~ de julio, fecha
de la reapertura de la Arena del
Circulo Cubano.
Todavfa no sabe Hernandez
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LA L CON ROSEN-
BLOOM Sc V~ERIFICARA
Ell Ola S DE AGOSTO

Buffalo, N. Y, JUNO ~
Jimmy Slattery, aspirante a re-
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BASE EAIl
LIGA AMERICANA


'Caraway en- la Inca de fuego,
contuvieron aver la Marcia as
cendente de los Senadores.
Pat dejo en- cinco hits a
"sluggers" del Washington.
Washington &c, 5h, De; @
GO &c, Oh, De.
Ell St. Luis alcanz6 aver su
quinta victoria consecutive, de-
rrotando al Boston, aunque este
club bate6 10 hits, dos mas que
los Browns. La carrera decisiVa
fue hecha con I'm "tubey" de
Bettencourt Y hit de Burns.
Boston &c, 10h, De; st. Luis
&c, Oh, De.
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81 Lizade hara Ell viaje para Pc
lear con Tony Dominguez, como
tiene prometido.
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EN- WEST
SERVICTO DE AMBULANcIA, Tei:fonO Y I1Ie

Tel6fonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y
West Tampa, 81 S846. Para llamsdae por, 10 M
10 mismo en- Ybor Que On West Tampa. Y 1A1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

Bait for alliga-
tors. B a IL o o n S
srneared with fish
oil are dangled
over the water to
make the gators
exercise at the
Los Angeles ALI
gator farm. 1t
seems to work.
divide World Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

Goods take up
golf in a serious
way. It's part Of
the sports curric-
ulurr1 at w a S h =
ington University,
St. Louis, Mo-.
and these students
of the game are
learning the cor
rect posture for
the tee shot.
OWtde World Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

Davis Cup matches produced sparkling play Chevy Chase
Club view during the singles match which Frank Shields
defeated Guemo Robson the Yankee its
victory the Argentine the American finals
World Photos.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
LOTS FOR SALE 8:

BUILDING LOT 634 Morton Pl. N E.
Sacrifice 81 .050. Garage and brick build
ings on each side of lot. Near Union Ter
minal Market Also lots in Brentwood.
1OOx6O. $1,000 cash Owner. NE 9624.
BUILDING LOTS, Boulevard Heights
Md. 500 cash. Call Capitol Heights 1913.
8 LOTS ..............., SIOO
Tors loo FOOT FRONTAGE rs
r. c. ZANTZINGER
94S K ST N W OR HYATTSY1LLE. MD
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Want Miscellaneous

FURNITURE-Highest cash prices paid for
used furniture of all kinds; prompt and
courteous service. Call Douglas. MET. 1878 =;
evenings after z, call col. 1897.
FURNITURE bought and sold; good prices
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DEATHS

Samuel H, Woods. 81 years. Cas-
ualtF Hospital.
George W. Shoemaker. 81 years.
Sel4 Fourteenth St. s. e.
Laura II. Cole. so years. 1922 Thir-
Mary A. Law, rs years. s41s Hol-
John 1. byrns. 70 years. a5O1
Fourteenth st. N. W.
Thirteenth st. N. W.
.. Marietta v. Kramer, 90 years 21
y st. N E.
=, James NJ. Maginnis, s. years. U. s.
David c. Purches. SO years 212O
William e. Mooney. 50 years. 1874
Walter Turney. SO years. sibley
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BIRTHS

Ruth F. and Freda N. BOose. boy.
Samuel and Mary Masland. jr, boy.
Raymond and Elizabeth Holt, boy.
Leon H. and Lucille Harley. boy.
William T. and Mary e. Dickerson,
Boy.
Otto L. and Peggy Churney. boy.
John c. and Grace v. Missimer. boy.
Harry H. and Robert p. Ditmore,
Alfred c. and Eunics N. Harvey
John and Margaret Kennedy. girl.
girl.
Arthur =. and Margaret J. Brown,
girl.
sirl.
Roydon L. and kathryn e. Reichley,
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Announcements
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
SHADY NOOK REST HOME-For aged,
chronic and convalescent patients: grad
uate nurse supervisor: $50 mo. WI. 1854:
RUGS CLEANED AND STORED.
known Tor our superior work 4 low prices
LUwIN CO., 1725 7th st. N. W. NO. 916O
VITONET baths: reduc. treats B C. method:
good rubs for chronic pains. pot. 4721
MASSEUSE. grad. nurse, healthy col: re-
fined white only: speaks Ger ,Fr. Po: $500
Cash for pawn tickets. diamonds, iewelry.
lNGsTON, G0i l3th n. w. Nat. 5640.
CHILDREN boarded BY day or week; moth.
er's care: suburban home. Clar. 1516.
MISS EVA BRILL. who was with us two
years ago. is now back and will be FIad
to see her many friends again. Florestelle
Beauty Shop. sos H st. N. e.
ETECTIVES-Reliable. confidential. Ad.
vice free. 0p. day might. 300 M. ME. 419S
QUIET .reatful place for alcohol rub, refined
white only: colored operator POt. "596.
Employment
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
REFINED lady desires position as compan-
Ieseent cen i psttent Box clSs Tmss Gsrsd
HELP WANTED--FEMALE IS
xi TEE .6s sk to.es sS. RaF' s.S .sS4t SS5t
tarial telephone opr.: also mattresses. APP
ply Wash. Business Bur. 226 Bond Bldg
14th and New York Ave.
Bur. 2s7 Bond Bidg.. i4t6 { n. y. AVG.
NEAT YOUNG LADY to travel with man
ing. Cali evenings: sS4 So ST. n. W.
SITIoNS---stenographe typists book
kcspers; clerks sslesmen needed daily.
WANT intelligent woman for contact work,
no selling. prefer clerk or government
employe. good remuneration to right party.
Apply r. NJ. Travis Corp. 906 Barr Bldg.
WANTED-Lady, who can read and write
HELP WANTED-MALE Sc
ALL POSITIONS. total fee So. No COM
mission on salary: positions secured or
money refunded. Washington's Reliable
Agency. J. 8. Emp. Bur. 604 st. n. ".
AN experienced meat cutter. at once. Ap-
ply 4233 Wisconsin Ave.
Bur. 227 Bond Bldg.. 14th { n. Y. Ave.
EXPERT. FANCY BAKER wanted: also
drug &c, CLERK. Apply Wash. Business Bu-
FlRST-GkASS top. body. fender man. See
Co, $40 H St. N. E.
MEN a. to sell goods on trains: must be
.t ustleTS small cash ST0H S9HTty yNEwa aRd S9e Sn
East Basement. Union Station.
OLD PROPOSITION. big Commission: city
or road work; new Collier plan See Mr.
Daniels; 3 :s5 .s sos q St. n w. Room i2O. 80
SALEsMAN-Do you want steady work,
8. good pay? Apply Room Gil. 1919 F
WOULD LIKE to hear from war veteran
-, who can sing and has some money;
particulars. OppOrtunity good right party
Address N. G. King. 1909 Conn. Ave. NV
YOUNG MEN between the ages Of 16
must have BICYCLES; permanent employ
ment for the winter. Apply MR.. SCHRY-
BER. 1917 New York Ave n. W.
YOUNG MAN to drive truck and help on
sheet metal work. Apply 3271 M st.
g USED CAR SALESMEN.
To close deals during our used-car sale.
without doubt the best proposition in
the city. SEE MR.. HAWKINS.
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
1925 Good Hope Rd. S. E.
MALE AND FEMALE 81
NURSES. MALE AND FEMALE. wanted
for private duty in and out city. Apply
between a. m. and 6 D. m. 1917 d
St N. E.. Apt. 7.
| For Sale Miscellaneous
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IFS
PIANOS FOR RENTS 90 MP monthly
kits. 1880 G W.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE lI9
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Villains, MAGGIE-Departed this life on
Thursday October 90. 1881. MAGGIE
WILKINS. the devoted daughter of Amanda
wilkins. Besides her mother she leaves to
and one nephew David TOotle. Remaine
resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 143" You st. N. w. until IL
therea ftpr to her late residence. 1913 Fair
mount ST. n W.
Funeral services will he conducted on
Sunday afternoon November !. 1881. at
O'Clock. from Lincoln Temple Church.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Emory Goldsmith Shanks, 81, and
HARRIET Frances Dey. 81. The Rev.
Robert L. Wood
Francis M: Morton, q. of Vt. Johns,
Mtcn'' and Joanna A. Saunders. 20, OF
4onia. Mich. The Rev. J. H. Durham,
:, George Lacy Spencer. 20. Of Dellwyn,
va. and Eunice Elizabeth Parks 20.
q Manteo. Va The Rev. II. A. Kes.
Ernest R. Jackson. 27. of virginia
Highlands. Va. and Mary Frances
Sprsgue. 27. of Virginia Highlands, Va.
the Rev. L. I. McDougle.
Howard NJ. Tucker rs, and HELEN
=. Payne, 81. The Rev. c. c. Rasmus-
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IN MEMORlAM

BANNON. FRANCIS LAWRENCE--
FRANCIS LAwRENcE O BANNRo5S SR5y 0S6y 1S
11snisd 1910 US one year ago today. October 81
We miss you when the morning dawns,
We miss you when night returns.
Ne mss You here. we miss you there
Oeaf Daby' we miss you everywhere.
MOTHER AND DADDY.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31

g USED CAR statesmen
To close deals during our used-car sale
without a doubt the best proposition ir
the city. SEE MR.. HAWKINS.
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
1925 Good Hope Rd. S. E.
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FLORISTS

| AFTER THIS DATE / will not be re-
other than myself. WILLIAM q. DRAKE.
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PERSONAL LOANS
Business Opportunities

CALL sHEP 2Os2. ~ L Line ess
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Real Estate
HOUSES AND ESTATES
FOR SALE. D. C.

BUNGALOW for sale. $40 Venabie Pi. n.
w., off Piney Branch Rd.. Brightwood !;
ami. oil burner; will sacrifice, at SO, roo
Must be sold at once.
MUST SELL new Groom house. all new
Improvements. including dream kitchen
Occupied only few days Price $3.50. Cash
$500 mo. SEQ. Owner. 5516 end St. N. W.
1892 ONTARIO Pl.-2 sQs from 18th {
Col. Rd., 4 bedrms. home condi. like
new: Gear gar. open and lighted until
. p.m.. $3.50 cash, $65 mo. Owner.
Adams 9427
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FARMS & LANDS FOR SALE "a

$25 DOWN. $40 MONTHS acres land.
near State road and Potomac River. 25
miles D: @. $3.50. Box 159. Times Herald
BUY ACREAGE NEAR NATIONS CAPITAL
i? acres; $4,000 1S3 acres. $5S per acrt
81 acres, $500. 100 acres. acres $10000 Der per acre acre
Write CLIFTON LAUGHLfN. Mclean. va.
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N. b. HARLOW

Funeral services for M. B. Har.
low, oS, Alexandria banker and
sponsor Of the Mt. Vernon Me.
mortal Boulevard, who died yester'
day at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Gertrude Coffin, 1908 Kalo.
rama Rd. N. W., will be held
Monday at 10 a. m. at st. Mary's
Church in Alexandria.
Mr.. Harlow had been vice presi'
dent Of the Alexandria First Ma.
tional Bank since 1909, and was
. director for the past Al years
His public career began with his
appointment to membership on
the Alexandria board Of health in
1872. He was elected to the
city council in 1875 and later city
treasurer where he served until
his retirement from public service
IN 1900.
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. Coffin, Miss LIollie c. and
Miss Mary Harlow, of Washing.
ton, and Mrs. Ross Elliott, of
Riverton, N. j., and q son, vii.
liam K. Harlow, Of Philadelphia
LIEUT.. ELMER L. HANBACK,
Lieut.. Elmer l.. Hanback,, re-
tired member Of the District Fire
Department, who died Thursday
night at his home, 3811 Kansas
Ave-, N. W., from injuries s,lf.
fered when ne fell down a flight
Of stairs, will be buried tomorrow
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Funeral sCivices will be held
st ? p. m at the W. w. Cham
hers undertaking parlors, 400
Chaplin st. " W., undor the
auspices Of Loppa Lodge. No. 35,
F.. A. A. M.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ella L. Hanback,; his father, John
Hanback,, Of Fredericksburg, Va:
four sisters, Mrs. Sadie Withers
and Mrs. Gertie Peyton, of Fred
ericksburg, and Mrs. Nettie Car
ter and Mrs. Mabel Amos, OF
this city, and three brothers
Homer and Ellis Hanback,, of
Washington, and Murray Han
back. Of nearby Virginia.
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MALE AND FEMALE

for private duty in and out city, Apply
between 9 a. m. and 6 D. m. 1917 q
St N E. Ant T.
Evening star., 1931-11-29

BUILDING SITES JUST OFF STATE HIGH
way: water. sewer gas, electricity; in built
up section. Price, S40o; $40 down, $40 per
o. B. zANTzINGER- CO.
Hyattsville Nd 945 K st. NV.
Hyatts 72 Nat. 537l.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
NAVY ORDERS
Medical CnrnS.

Medical Corps.
Lieut.. Melvin S. Stover detached duty
Naval Hospital, Boston, Mass: continue
treatment Norfolk Naval Hospital, Ports
mouth, Va.
Warrant Officers.
Chief Machinist Warren l.. Graeff,
detached U. S. S. Concord about De-
cember z; to navy yard, New York,
NY.
Chief Machinist Jesse S. Hooper, de-
tached U. S. S. Widgeon about March
l; to Naval Training Station, Great
Lakes, Ill.
Chief BoatSwain Archie o. Mundale,
detached U. S. S. Whippoorwill about
January %; to navy yard, Charleston,
S. C.
Boatswain John ]. O'Brien, detached
Naval Air Station. Hampton Roads, Va;
to U. S. S. Chicago.
Chief Pay Clerk Ole v. Virke, de-
tached u S. S. Sacramento about Janu-
ary 80: to U. S. S. Raleigh.
Chief Pay Clerk John P. Wilson, or
ders November IA corrected; to receiv-
ing ship instead of Receiving Station,
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
WAIT ON BEBE DANIELS

SAN FRANCISCO, November % Up
The sanity hearing of Albert Holland.
alias Guy Lawyer, who was arrested
here on charges of annoying Miss Bebe
Daniels stage and screen actress, has
been postponed again because Miss
Daniels failed to appear.
The hearing was originally set for
Wednesday, and with non-appearance
of the actress then, it was held over
until yesterday. The court set It for
next Monday and issued orders that
Miss Daniels must appear a& tnaA AinA
Evening star., 1931-11-29
COTTON Mill HOURS
BOOSTED IN PAY CUT
British Owners Will Terminate
Pact With Employes-Trouble
Is Expected.
BY the Associated Press.

MANCHESTER, Eng, November 28.-
Owners of cotton mills decided at .
meeting here yesterday to give opera
tives one months notice that their exist
ing agreement will be terminated with
view to increasing hours and re-
6ucing wages.
A serious conflict between employers
and workers in the Lancashire cotton
industry was expected as q result of
the decision.
The notice. given by the Federation
of Master Cotton Spinners, would ex-
pire December 81, which date the exist
ing agreement covering hours and wages
would be terminated. The agreement
was established in 1919
The proposed changes were not speci-
fed. but it was understood that the
employers intend to establish a week
of 5512 hours at reduced wages so that
workers might be able to earn the same
amount as under the 48-hour week.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
GOES HOME CONVINCED
FIANCE WAS DROWNED
Los Angeles Girl Got Marriage Ii
cense Despite Death of
Groom-to-Be.
sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, November %
Marcella Gleeson, l6, returned to Los
Angeles yesterday, convinced that
Boatswain's Mate Clarence Benson,
whom she came here to marry on
Thanksgiving day, had been drowned.
Benson fell over the side of his ship,
the U. S. S. Montgomery, as it was
entering the harbor Tuesday night,
and although his mates threw a life
belt to within few feet Of him, he
sank
Miss Gleeson arrived here with her
mother the following morning. She
would not believe that Benson was
dead, and went to the marriage license
bureau, where she and her fiance had
filed applications for license a week
before, and obtained the license.
Evening star., 1931-11-29

ROOMS. BED ROOMS. 2 BATHS,
buiIt-in. gsraee, $85; option to 6uS II doe oe-
immediate possession near Washington, 3
Woodland terrace, Jefferson PARK AleHah-
Evening star., 1931-11-29

BEAUTIFUL CORNER BUNGALOW. "a ACRE
Priced for immediate sale. Stone, stucco
and slate with large garage to match.
6 rms. bath, mi. $3.50 90; cost SI55OO 90
ANNA B REINHARDT Roosevelt and Grant
WIS. 23h3 hrnEer-
Evening star., 1931-11-29
Fashion Show Permanent.

Paris is to have permanent museum
of fashions. More than 1,700 dresses
will be exhibited at first and others
added as new fashions appear. Every
change of fashion that has taken place
in several hundred years will be shown.
Picturesque local costumes also will be
Backers of the project are
seeking q bNAlldinG f0r the exhibit.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
LAWYER ACCIDENTALLY
SLAIN BY WIFE'S SISTER
Woman, Displaying Gun While
Preparing for Hunting Trip,
Touches Trigger by Error.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRONxVILLE, N. Y, November %.
Stephen Austin Van Ness, New York
attorney, was accidentally shot and
fatally wounded Thursday by his sister
in-law, Mrs. Mary Dean Gates, Bronx
vile society woman, while she was in
specting a hunting kit.
Van Ness, his wife and her sister, Mrs.
Gates, had arranged TO leave yesterday
afternoon for Maine hunting trip. Mrs
Gates started to demonstrate the nice
balance of her shotgun when, by ac-
cident, her finger touched the trigger.
A shot tore into the left shoulder of her
brother r-in-laW. He died in hospital.