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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17
SOCIETY
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horse show of the Riding and Hunt
Club Of Washington tomorrow evening
Twenty-second and streets northwest.
One Of the most interesting programs
of the season has been planned, includ-
ing a debutante class, handy hunters,
hunters, pair jumping, diplomatic class,
polo bending race and open jumping.
Among the debutantes planning to
participate are Miss Catherine Lawman,
Miss Frances Waggaman, Miss Mary
Bradley, Miss Marjorie Talman, Miss
Mary Birdsell and Miss Elvira johnson.
Others are Miss Katrina Mccormick,
Miss Margreta Rowland, Miss Mary I.
Henry, Miss Margene Musser, Miss Vir-
GINA Ann AShburn, Miss Beatrice Pat
ton and Miss Lucille Swift.
Among the many who have already
made entries are the Ambassador of
Spain, Senior Padilla1 Mrs. Frank M
Andrews. Mai William Grimes, Mrs
Vernon Olsmith, Mai. and Mrs. H. M.
Fuller, Mr.. Lawrence Baker, Mr.. Mel
win c. Hazen, Mrs. A. d. Court, Mr.. c.
D. Drayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
rico, Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm, Mr. William McC. Ritter, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Hill, Mr.. Percy Niepold,
Miss Elizabeth jackson and Mr.. Chaster
A. Gwinn and Maj. and Mrs. mcdowell.
Mime. Viteri, wife of the Minister of
Ecuador, will entertain party OF chill
dren at the special matinee OF the pup
pet play, peter Rabbit" being shown
by request tomorrow afternoon by Theo-
dore Tiller. I'd, in his marionette studio
at 2505 Champlain street northwest:
Another diplomatic party which Will
attend tomorrow's show, which Will pc
after school hours at $3.50 o'clock, Will
be Isabel Arcaya, Carlos Arcaya, Ana
Teresa Arcaya and Maria Teresa Ar
caya, all of the staff of the Venezuelan
legation. Mrs. J. D. Seguy will enter
tain party OF seven chiidren ana iS1
others entertaining children there will
be Mrs. Leroy Marks and Mrs. Joseph
Cox.
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp"
will be the puppet play shown Saturday
and Sunday afternoons. Additional
patronesses for these marionette plays
are Mrs. John A. Foote, Mrs. Dwight
w. Dickinson, Mrs. Carl A. Droop,
Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. Leonard
Block, Mrs. Ashmead Fuller, Mrs. w. H.
Lipscomb and Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh.
Mrs. Charles G. Ross entertained to-
day at luncheon followed by bridge.
Mrs. L. S. Kneipp and her son have
returned to their home in washington
after spending five weeks in Florida.
Mrs. c. L. McCluskey entertained
company at luncheon today at the
Shoreham Hotel, the party spending
the afternoon at bridge in the Shoreham
card rooms.
Capt. Joseph B. McCrink will be host
at a st. Patricks party this evening in
his home, in Woodley Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Robertson arrived
Sunday from their home, in Rockford,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17

Ill. and are at the Dodge Hotel for an
indefinite stay.
The English Speaking Union IS giving
a luncheon on Friday for Lady Hosie,
who has spent many years in China.
Mrs ]. Herndon Smith and Mrs. r.
Fitzhugh Turner of Clayton. Mo-, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17
Carlton Hotel

Fashions from Jelleff's will be
displayed at the Carlton
Hotel during the luncheon
h o II, Wednesdays. Let
these fashion displays help
you in choosing your Easter
wardrobe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17

have been in Atlantic City for a fort
night, are now at the Mayflower fol
a short visit before returning home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17
Choose Your Easter FrOcks
From These Smart New
RedingOtes and Jacket FrOcks
For We've Meier offered More Real VALUE for
$OS -.
$6)S9
WOmen's and Misses Sizes

We so proud of this collection that we want every
woman in Washington to see it. The smartest silk
redngotes over printed silk dresses hip-length
and fnger-tip jackets plain and printed silk
dresses three-piece suits with tiny nipped-in
jackets. When you're planning your Easter costume,
come first to Teleff's and what exquisite mate
rails, what smart styles and metculous workmanship
be had for just SIS
Sketched-A qUou,ans redingote costume with black silk
coat over stay-dot dress in the Spring green SIS.
Sketched-A miss grey silk jacket suit zUith darling
blouse of tucked net and eyeetembyoidered organdy in
1Vhite, SIS.
Jeuers Shops-Fath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17

come in the loveliest shades
for Spring. Ask our sales
women to show you Ten
dresse, Reeve, Greige, Capu-
cine Taupe, Othello and
Sandee. Gold Stripe stock
ings from $3.50 to $1.o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17

Junior misses all around Washington will be dashing in
to get these darling twopiece frocks. Because, good
ness knows, always needs jersey dress! Two
tones of green, blue brown tan-or lovely plain
coors if you prefer. Skirts that jaunty pleated-
bows that perky and youthful. If you're blessed
with figure size Is to H. this is real value for you!
Jeuefs Junior Shop-Third Floor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
TO TRY
OCEAN FLIGHT
Laden Plane VIII Be Used
In Attempt to Prove
Commercial Use

NEW YORK. Jan 7-P-Mrz
Be-yI Ez- and Lieut. W 8
MzcLz-ea plan : tzkco.f tonorroE
or the first Transatlantic fllzn:
attempted zrh 4 cz-Eo-Iz6en
P.zle- T1e- o1Sc- Is % demon
s-rs-e .1z- ocean fixing tn g
taken cut 81 the stunt class and
Du- uco7 = S7E11 co1merclsl
hzSS t1er announced today
TIE fight. With 100 pounds q,
food products soozrd XII b from
EeE YORK 20 Pzris OF Ezy q Bsr-
Tlda and the ATJ-eS The special
lT-builr cabE1e- Tcr11-z1<- TIE
Trade Wz equipped With Do1-
toc-S Ill C pI-o-ed or E-z- Hzr--
Mex YORK T-1c- En0 holds a
transport plo-< Ecs1S. and VII
be narrated u Lieutenant Mae
Lz-en- AE-z1oI5 graduate and for
Eer nzTT ElE-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
Rel IS NOW
DIRECTOR OF
STATION WWC
Improved Service Aim
Of New Manage
ment, He States

Announcement o. TIE appointment
or Chzz- Al Rel. to- the past to
years business manager @ Tne
Brownsville Herald g director o.
Radio Station HTWG. Is maze TO-
day The appointment s effective
from January l. 1851. II s annou1c-
ed
In taxing cTer the nznaEsren.
Ct KWWG 7 feel that I an enter
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future linked with that a. TIE Va
ley. ard thzr ny Ezld q ss-T5ce %
the Fal-sT and is Peo1ls Ell Q
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Every effc-- VII b made . IL
r-U-F the quality CT program. gwen
bT tire local staten. Erd tire ccr-
n1erczzf services given o. rhz zs-
ton VII . expanded LIZ Rel
stated
For esEH. years s6vs-1zzsrx -z--
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with TIE Bro=rEri-R Herald Or
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duties Nth ire rz65o station Tzrh
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
Argument Over Pro-
posed Cock Fight
Leads to Killing
SURRENDERS
As Officers Throw Dragnes
Over City; Jail Door
Jams

Nzxzrio EscaEilz. 34-yez--od
Brownsville man. II dead today g a
rcSultl3f 9 quarrel oTer a proposed
gans4cock fight Thursday after
n0oaFcd Juan Rabago. g. better
kncxE as Juan -B0nne- IS In tie
Cannon county jail awaiting a pre-
hmfnary hearing
EscznilIa vas instantly killed
when struck II tie head With 4
Eharge Of buckShot fired a. short
range Thursday afternoon II front
d Rzbzgois dwelling across me Ms
E0url Pacific tracks u the RalEs1z
|kecticn Of the city.
CITY officers and members CT the
|znerf1fs department answered the
cal about I . II and they found
EscamiIla's body. ByStzncers told
them that Juan Bonnie had fired
the fatal shot and . d-zgnEt wzS
|throEr over tia city for the nan
The officers failed 20 find him As
he had gone directly % the Cameron
county Jail and given himself Ep 70
Jailer Shannon
Let me in Bonnie told TIE turn
key. what do ycu want he was
asked I've IEI killed : nan be
returned
81 an odd colnc16ent. the jail
deer damned and y vas opened
[on1y With difficulty % Let the co1-
fessed xEzyer n the jail while offI-
Gers we're CONDUCTING q frantic sEz-cl
for him al over rne city
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me1t concerning the shooting 20 Of
ficerS. admitting that he fired the
fatal shct
Ac~o-dzrz . bTssz16Frs and Eo1-
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Sew Years Afternoon and sought g
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
Baltimore Newspaper
Building Raced
To Ground
EXPLOSION
Followed BY Roaring Flames,
Employees Jump From
Windows

BALTIMORE Nd Jan 1-T-
Fire IN three hours last night de-
stroyed the $4,000 fou-story plant
OF the Baltimore post. q ScripPs-
Howard newspaper. taking one life
and inIurIng SIX
Today the paper vas being pub
HShed zt the Baltimore Sun While
officials from New York attended .
conference here 20 determine whe-
ther the plant would be rebuilt
The fire started shortly after 6
O'Clock with IN explosion n the
photograph department adjoining
the editorial room On the SECOND
fooE- Eighteen men we're II the
composing room on the floor above.
preparing 70 send the last edition &c
the press loom IN the basement
joseph R Douglass 4 linotype
operator On the third floor. rushed
% The EIndoZ and made 4 desperate
leap for a ladder that vas beng
raised He missed and plunged 10
the street frzctUring his SKULL He
died an hour later
O-if- nem5eT5 OF the composing
ruor staff escaped down = fire e.
cane = the rez- O. the building
some Iezp.nz from windows zfte-
reaching the second floor.
Confusion followed and l. -zs
several hours before the editors O
the PzrzT had completed = cheek
that showed al persons ACCOUNTED
for FoE uore than an hour T. was
believed five TO-EEsn were stu
trapped III the hIildInE-
As the fire reared through t1e Cd
building sheets O. fame tozcred
into the SKI and spsTkz thTFztsnec
adjoining property Within I'd hour
q the fr-Sr alarm rhe rooT crashed
IL caring Eo0-s and tons O
machinery ard type into the base
nenr
ofnciz-s O. re fire Department
today Esre seeking the cause c. t1z
exp.cE1E-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
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Sell TEXAS To
TEXAS-STERLING

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
Rebels Seek
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
Matamoros Host To
10000 New Years

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and VALLEY C--lzerS celebrated EeE
Years EEe II Els-znor0S. II the
number of passengers crossing tEE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02
Great Southern Party
Of Agents Due In
Valley Next Week
AIRPLANE
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Worth On Men With
Robbins As Pilot

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agents Ct fle Great Southern Life
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-02

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CLARINET
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BOSTON PARKERS WIN.

BOSTON, November Is (P1.-The old
game of tag, you're it," with traffic
oficer usually on the winning end, has
been changed in Boston to "hide and
seek" with the motorists having the
laughs.
: AS a result of a ruling by Superior
Court Judge Ernest E. Hobson that the
Boston police tagging system could re-
suit in conviction only when officers
could identify drivers who parked their
machines illegally, the taggerS today
Swere literally walking around in circles,
awaiting the return of offenders to
their parked cars.
: One traffic officer reported to his
Supporters that he spent more than
seeven hours yesterday before he was
Sable to catch the driver of one ma
Chine, the last As minutes being on his
Lown time.
Z Judge HobSon, in reversing IS lower
court convictions against John A. Kelley
of Dorchester, ruled that merely tag
&ing a parked machine was not evil
a6ence; that the officer must see the
driver, or produce witness who had
seen him park the machine.
: Supt Michael II. Crowley OF the BoS-
2on police said the ruling was a hard
blow to the local system and would need
400 600 policemen to secure evidence.
:. Police Commissioner Eugene G. Hult-
man intimated he would probably in
produce q system whereby the automo-
bileS of persistent offenders would be
BOWED to local garages, charges to be
paid by the drivers.
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same grand jury which first investi-
gated charges that brutal third-degree
tactics were being used by the police.
The indictment, which contained IL
counts, was nullifled, however, when the
grand jury was disqualified following
the discovery that one of its members,
a Spanish War veteran, was receiving q
pension from the Government. The case
mas not been presented for grand jury
action.
Evans was arrested in Chicago after
the unions affairs had been investigated
by the Department of Justice. The
probe followed an attempt to aSsassinate
three officials of the organization while
they were eating in a lunch room at
Tenth and K streets last May.
Frank Langdon, editor Of the unions
journal, was shot through the eye, but
recovered after several weeks treat
ment at Emergency Hospital Arthur
M. HuddeM, president of the organiza-
ton, was saved when a bullet lodged
in a pocketbook in his vest over his
heart and John JoSSehl, general Sec
rotary, came through the melee-in
which chairs and tables were over
turned-unScathed Huddell, however,
died several weeks later of a heart at
tack.
Before his death, Huddell and Pos
Sehl were summoned to appear before
the grand jury, and it was a short time
afterward that the Justice Department
began its inquiry into the unions actiV-
tiles.
The organizations affairs first at
tracted public attention shortly before
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Panties, shoes and
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