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S0CIALES

caracter, vistierdo q t~1ie tipi-
so. Ell estupendo "gallego' del
teatro "Alhambra" de Ia Haba-
ma, Sr. Otero, estuvo graciosisi-
mo Y afortunado en- la interp~e-
taci6n del "juguete' Don Juan
Tenorio Gallego," acompanando
10 magistralmente su espOsa, la
Sra. Ledesma. Acto seguid0 lie
TOGO su turno al ~simpatico artis-
ia ST.. Yanguas, hacienda un be-
nito trabajo en- la opera c6mica
"Teresita." A instancia del pu :
blico tuvo que repetir varios cou
plets. Gloria y Lucia Rubin, dos
ninas encantadoras, blancas azu-
cenas de nuestras fieStaS, baila-
ron con muchO artE un Undo y
caprichoso Tango. FL respectable
las aplaudi6 delirantemente. Fl
i~nteligente nino, notable violi :
nista, Abel Rigau, hijo dsl COMO
edo p~r0fesor Sr. R0gelio Rigau,
TOGO como un verdadero maestro
una dificil plea.
Y como final de espectaculo,
Il inoompa -a0le en- la "Rumba'
y en el sainate bufo, LA Bella
Camelia," baiI6 ron su oor7pa-
70 ue aACe, 81. 1anguaS, un
lile genuinamente criollo aeon
}nado de "gUiro', "maracas' y
ambor."
Por indisposici6n de Chela,
/, lbaj6 ell "negrito" Gonzalez y
5 esposa Rosaura.
Y no quiero silenciar los nom
b. IS de las personals que ayuda-
Irl1 a la citada sub-comisi6n, que
a cu1nplido caballero Sr. Anto-
- Mesa tenia por Presidente,
en- la distribution de las papele-
tas, j6venes Tirso Paula, r. Sa-
malea y Emilio Longo. Ellos,
ccn su trabajo, Sc han hecho "a
croedores a las mas justas ala
banzas.
Sunli"nr-c1 z l. ~~o~9or2- cue
separaron localidades, lie entire =
guen su importe a los senores
de- la comisi6n, que desde hoy
por la manana han empezado a
actuar.
Gracias, muchas gracias, al
prestigioso Presidente de la De-
legaci6n, senior Carlos Men6n-
de-, a todos los taenkPros de SD
enaItecida directiva y al senior
Jose Gonzalez, Secretario, por
su cooperation en- el noble en-
peno.
C,acias para eli maestro di-
rector senior Echegaray y los
profesores de su orquesta.
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berie este prometido que ACADIA.
ria con ellos.
Los griegos lie pidieron a Bre.
war que los recogiera en- su au.
tom6vil y este los atendi6, lie
vandolos para la carcel, donde
ell joven pudo yer al juez y a
Booth hacienda rapidos movi
nientos con las manos.
Moment0s despues, cuand0 e
Sc retiraba, VIC luz en- 81 cielo y
lie diio a Brewer: "Mire, juez, es
la carcel. Esos individuos van a
morir quemadc3."
Brewer contest6: "No, ellos
prooabIemente han puesto G
fuego para evadirse."
Mas tarde 81 juez agrcg6: "Of
que Sc quemen," recomendandol'
no dijera NADIA de 10 sucedido.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01

Una carta, que firma I'm Gu
bano, nos lego hoy de la Haba-
ma, por condueto de Pedrito Her
nandez, Y tiene este titulo DE
LA MISMA FAMILIA.
Dice: Leo Ell Ell numero de
La Gaceta del dia IA, que quien
encabeza la lista de donantes en-
esos arenales para las victimas
de Camaguey y Santa Cruz del
Sur, es ell espanol Sr. Enrique
Pendas. No me extrana. Cuba
nos y espanoles. estamos unidos
por vmculos tan cstrechos de a.
NOR y co~nfraterpidad, que aqui
en- Cuba nos conSideramos como
una sola familia.
LA colonia espanola de Cuba
: la mas numerosa y la mas RI
de la America hispana.
EN- Cuba colonial, cuando
'srana regia los destinos de es-
bendita terra, habia en- Gu
ba ITO, 1000 espaholes. Hoy exis-
ten en- la isla mas de 100000.
Los cubanos nos sentimos or
oullosos de esa confraternidad
D. siempre estamos laborando
per la immigration espanola y
por familias.
Las aIegrias y tristezas de
{ ,ba, las compartimos unos y
It os. FL espanol en- Cuba tie
No garantizados todos sus dere-
q os individuales y colectivos.
LAS efemerides de Espana
: celebran en- Cuba, con elemen
tc3 cubanos y viceversa. Todo es
tie cOnjunto de generosas armo-
mas hacen fatir al unisono los
oprazones de esos e~spa6oles y
cuban0s.
"Por ESQ no me ha sorprendi-
do ell rasgo del ST.. Pendas y de
los espanoles que en- Tampa con
vivcn."
Eli generoso astur al meditar
sobre la hecatombe que hemos
tenido, Sc dijo: cali gimen her
man0s n~uestros, de la misma len
qua, raza y religion.
Y Cuba, en- sollozos de graft
tud, envia a los donantes de
Tampa todos sus sentimientos
mobiles y generOsos.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
TEATDnS
CASINO

CASINO
En- Ia function de 20 la tarde
SC estrena la preciosa cinta The
Purchase Price, con la bellisi-
ma Barbara Stanwyck.
Per la noche no Sc eXhibiran
pelicu!as, dahido a que la empire
sa hubo de ccder ell teatro al Cen
.tro Espanol para una function
de bensficio.
Ia obra que subira a escena
es una fina comedia francesa Ell
dos actos, titulada "Crimen dc
Amor.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01

P~esenta a la encantadOra
Joan Blondell, en- Make me a
Star, una revista de gran lujo.
Como attraction especial Sc
exhibira Ell Trio Matamoros'
de la Habana, pelicula tomada
en- Cuba, con un amend roper
torio de canciones criollas.
Ademas una graciosa come
dia, caricaturas y noticias inter
nacion4ies.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
INVITADO Ell ALCALDE DE
LA HABANA


1Iabana, Die. LA compa-
MIA de ~peliculas Fox ha invitado
al alcalde Tirso Mesa, que tam
bi6l es p~residente de la Comi ?
sion Nacional del Turismo, pa
"a que concurra a la Inaugural
ci6n del edificio de la prensa
quo Sc efectuara en- California
en- ell mes actual.
IL alcalde ha declinado la III
vitaci6n, diciendo que es much2
la distancia entire Cuba y Cali
fornia.
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.CREESE QUE ESTA LOCA
LA MUJER QUE MATO A
SU PADRE


Madrid, Die. 1o-Comunican
de Salamanca que aparentemen
te estA loca la mujer Jacoba,
Benito, que mat6 a su padre
cuando este DONNA.
Les habitantes del pueblo don
d.. II Benito viva, trataron de
lyrcharlo, pero la fuerza publ
a 10 impidi6,
L. mujer ha dicho que ma
t6 a su padre poyque lie tenia
.rnieto y este la maltrataba con
frecIencia.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01

ObitudriO
Ell dia % del mes de noviem-
bre falleci6 en- Ia ciudad de New
York ell S.. Ramon Meave, en-
parentado con principles fami-
las de la localidad. En- Espana
deia dos hermaras Y dos hernia
nos, y en- esta poblaci6n I'm her
mano, Fermin.
Reciban los familiares ell fl
nado nuestro santido p6same.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
CliUNCAS Y NO CHUNGAS

FL Trust abrira en- este mes
su nueva fabrica de Trenton,
New jersey, donde elaborara
las coronaS y otras yitolas, con
tripa Y capa de Cuba.
La podefoSa compa1ia retro
de la Habana Ia fabrication de
los puros; pcro sigue deSpali-
llando en- Cuba, porque a las mu
ieres rucde pagan jornales irri-
SorioS,
En- los meseS que Sc aVecinan
ell Trust intensificara la propa-
ganda a favor de sus |cigarros y
tratara dc guitar a Ia industrial
de Tampa los mejores marchan-
ties que Gsta tiene.
GSe han p~reparado va los ia
bricantes para hacer frente al
nuevo enemigo, defendiendose
individual ! colectivamente.
GCuando empe2ara Tampa a
esparcir por toda Ia naci6n la
propaganda que requieren sus
fabricas Y sus ~cigarros?
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FUNCIONES EN- FAVOR DE


Madrid, Die. LAS compa-
Mas teatrales van a celebrar
funciones en- toda Espana, en-
honor del rceta Villaespesa, que
Sc encuentra paralitico y sin re-
cursoS.
Hasta ahc~a 81 go1.arro 10
ha podido aterd r la sclic;tud
que Sc lie hicit a, de conceder
una pension al poeta.
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CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE- CUBA

diera muerte alevoSa a Luis
Manuel Duenas, en- una casa de
la Gale Trocadero.
Defiende al procesado ell DR..
Carlos Manuel Palma, quien a
segura que su cliente mat6 en-
legitima defensa.
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IA QUIERE
I'm SISTFNA DE SEGURO
PhGA LOS SIN TRABAJO

Cincinnati. Die. 1.-Desha-
Ciendo POI complete 10 que en-
ntras convenciones hiciera, la
Federation Americana del Ira
Eajo Sc declare hoy en- favor de
N eis.5ma de secure para los
h0mbres sin empleo. Acept6 la
convention ell plan de su consejo
e ecutivo para IN SECURE obli-
QatoNo, por faita de trabajO,
pagado por Ia industrial y admis
trado por el estado.
Despu6s los delegados apo
yaron la Immediate modifica-
ci6n de la ley Volstead y la anu
laci6n de la enmienda IS, tan
rapidamente como pueda con-
seguirse.
Scbre el SECURE obligatorio
algunos Delegates dijeron que
el costo casria sobre ell traba-
jador y otros opinaron que ell
mejor medic era usar Ell poder
ecor6mico, hueldas y boycott,
para obtene~ trabajo.
William Green, p~residente de
Ia Federation, diio que 81 Sc ME
ga a los trabaiadores Ia oportu-
nidad de emplear sus brazos, 10
1Seo que puede aliviar su 81
tuaci6n es ell SECURE,
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FL Diario de la Marina dice
Que la colonia latina de Tam.
.pa n fsara un importante do.
native, por su conducto.
Esta NAL informado ell cole
ga. ia Gacota" inici6 la subs
cripci6n y no "Iuciyia bien" que
los donativos passran de IN
peri6dico a otro.
Aparte DE- ESQ ell dinero que
Sc recoja en- Tampa Sc invertira
en- leche condensada, harina,
manteca, arroz, Judas, zapatos
y ropas Y los efettos Sc manda-
ran a la Cruz Roja Guiana, con
eli encarR0 de que los haPa lie
gar a los periudicados por el Hu
racan,
lei secretario de estado dc Gu
ba, DR.. Ferrara, ha remitido un
telegrama que dice: Cruz Roja
acepta agradecida. donaci6n.
La CrS~Roja, en- otro despa-
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
Ell TRUST ESTA DESPALI-
LLANDO SU TRIPA EN- GU

BA
Habana, Die. 1@-Aunque sc
lIev6 sus fabricas de Cuba, ale
gando que no habia tranquil
dad, la Henry Clay and Book
sigue despalillando aQui SUI tri-
pa porque en- Trenton, N. j., no
puede pagan tan bajos iornales
como los que paga en- la Haba-
ma.
La direction del Trust asegu-
IA que tiene empleadas a mas
de 600 despalilladoras y calcula
que ell page semanal es de $500.
Eel edificio del Trust en- la ciu-
dad de Trenton. New Jersey, Sc
ra inaugurado en- Ell presente
mes.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
REBAJADOS LOS GASTOS
DEL GOBIERNO CUBANO

Habana, Die. Ell presiden-
tie Machado firm6 aver un de =
creto anunciando que los gastos
del gobierno en- los pr6ximos sic
te meses han sido disminuidos
en- un 1919, o sea S2,341, S57.
OtraS economics Sc haran por
ell congreso, con un total de
$685. 41.
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CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA
TRANQUILIDAD EN- ESPA-
Ma

Madrid, Die. LA Tranquil
lidad es completa en- toda Espa-
ma, segdn una nota dada por ell
ministro de la gobernacion.
Los obreros de San Sebastian
que amenazaban con la huelga,
la aplazaron a petic'6n del 60
bernador de esa provincial.
En- Sevilla los animos de los
trabajadores Sc han calmado, 10
mismo que en- Barcelona, pero
la normalidad no Sc h2 restable-
edo por complete en- las minas
de Asturias. donde varios miles
de sindicalistas Sc niegan a re-
tCrnar al trabajo.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
KUMORES SOBRE LA RI
NUNCIA DE MACHADO

Habana, Die. Entire los {
lementos oposicionistas circui~
q rumor de que ell Oral. Macha
do, presidente de la Rep1blica
piensa presentar la renuncia Dc
su cargo.
En- los circuIos oficiaIes Sc a.
firma que el presidente CONT
nuara en- el gobierno hasta 1897
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conspirando en- su contra.

cOnspirand0 en- su contra.
las circunstancias de hoy
dijo anoche el jefe de policia-
son ~parecidas a las que existie-
ron cuando fl6 jefe hace tres
amos; pero ahora hay una vital
diferencia y es la confianza que
ell mayor Chancey tieng en- mi
integridad y en- raj decision de
cumplir 81 jurafVnto que hice
cuando el me hiciera jefe de la
policia de Tampa,
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
AUMENTA CUBA Ell CONSU
MO DE PLEAS DE ALGO-
DON

Habana, Die. En- un infor
me remitido por la secretaria de
comercio de los Estados Unidos
Sc dice cue durant2 los prime
ros nueve mcses de este ano, Gu
ba compr6 1876 AGA varas Qua
dradas de tela de algod6n.
Durante csc periodic de ITEM
po en- 1881, la compra fue de
38,375,316.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01

cho, avisa: Comite Auxilio cons
tituido en- esa puede embarcar
consignaci6n Cruz Roja mer-
cancias adquiridas.
Y ell secretario de la Cruz Ro-
ia, Sr. Enrique Gonzalez Areu,
en- una carta recibida por ell
Consul de Cuba, discurre asi:
La Cruz ROja agradecera mu-
cho haga llegar a todos y cada
uno de los micmbros de csc CO.
mite de Auxilios, SUI mas profun
do agradecimiento por ell con-
curse que Sc lie presta en- los mo-
mentos Ell que nueStra patria
Sufre intense dolor...
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
RITZ

En- ell cartel de este .teatro
torbien aparece "The Purchase
Price, con Barbara Stanwyck,
considerable por la critica la Sa
rah Berndhart de la pantalla,
Complete el programa una EN-
trGtenida comedia, Caricaturas
sonoras y actos de variedades.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
LA VISTA DE UNA CAUSA
POR ASESINATO

Habana, Die. 1o-Esta cele-
brandose la vista de la causa
contra Antonio Rodriguez Be-
lido, alias Fantasmita, quien
La gaceta., 1932-12-01

WILLIAM II. NC CARTHY
ex-presidentt de la Liga de la
Costa del Pacifico, que no pudC
yer recompensaua su aspira-
ci6n, de presidlr la Liga Anne
ricana.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01
~CONCEDIDo Ell PERMISO
PARA Ell MA
~LECON

La secretaria de la guerra, en-
una cartaA recibida aver, al
alcaIde Ch!ncey, concede permit
so a la ciuead para extender el
maIec6n EN- e la callf Plat vel
puente de La Vsla Davis.
Los planosI para la ohra han
sido preparaaos por Ell ingenie-
no Cason, n personaImeE
supervisaN IS trabajos Cue 81
realicen.
La gaceta., 1932-12-01

Cinco pesos ha donado, pa
ra los cubanos en- desgracia, la
cooperstiva LA Nuova Vita"
Tin peso hemos rccibido del
5brcr0 tip6grafo Francisco
Briones.
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q (PGsG q Ia 4d,l
Evening star., 1932-05-03
DrathH.

AUDRICK. ETHEL DENNIS. On Monday.
bESN baS s1f AGbRck ft saf of i6s MFs st. MT EHs
ter Of the late Rev. and Mrs. Alexander
Dennis. mother of William H., jr., and
Clifton Audrick. She also is survived
Mrs nEf stssiIS @ Mrs Eliza
Williams, and and two brothers, Wilbur and
at pm. from Mount Zion M. E.
Church, 29th and o SITS NV. Rev. J. ID.
Brown pastor. Remains resting at the
w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882 U
st. NV. Interment Brewer Hill Cemetery,
Annapolis, Nd.
BAHLMAN. BERNARD L: On Sunday May
Elizabeth Bahlman tnee Ritz. Funeral
from the residence Of Mrs. Mary Ritz, 45l8
5th st. NV. on Wednesday, May A. at
Of the Sacred Heart at 9 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment st. Mary's
Cemetery.
BARCLAY, JOHN W. On Tuesday. May 3,
1882, at his residence, 1885 K st. NV,
Barclay Body resting at Joseph Gawler's
Sons chapel. 1854 Pa. ave. NV. Services
at Church Of the Epiphany, 1917 st.
terment Rock Greek Cemetery.
BRIDGES, DAISY. On Tuesday, May 3.
BRfDGEs. devoted wife Of Herbert BRIDGES BRIDGES
funeral church, 1892 You st. NV. Notice
of funeral later.
BROWN, GEORGE n. On Sunday, May /,
1882 at his residence, 5303 4lst st. NV.
Mrs. Emma L. Brown and beloved father
of Andrew II. and Francis W. Brown. Flu
neral services in All Souls Unitarian
Church, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV, We'd
nesday. May 4, at IL O'Clock. Intermeut
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-05-03
MRS. SALLIE PALMER
BURIED IN ARLINGTON
Widow of Civil War Veteran
Succumbs at "a After
Long Illness.

Mrs. Sallie Palmer, "a, a resident of
Washington for many years. who died
Friday after a long illness, was buried
in Arlington National Cemetery follow
ing services at Gawler's funeral home,
1904 M street, at 1:30 o'clock. Rev.
George w Atkinson of ST. James
Episcopal Church officiated.
Mrs. Palmer was the widow of Capt.
James Hervey Palmer, Civil War vet
eran. She was born in Atlanta, Ga,
but came to Washington shortly after
the Civil War and had resided here
since. During the greater part of her
life she had been active in social and
charitable circles. She had been in
failing health for several years. For
the past 16 years she had lived at 1407
S street.
She is survived by a daughter. Miss
Lillian A. Palmer, of the S street ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1932-05-03
PROMINENT CULPEPER
BUSINESS MAN DIES
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CULPEPER, May 3-Henry Wayne
Lewis, prominent farmer and business
man of this county, died at his home
near New Salem after long period of
i'll health. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs Roberta Griffin Lewis; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Aylor of Berryville, Va;
two sons, Samuel Lewis of New York
City and John Meriwether Lewis of this
county; sister, Mrs. Oscar Barksdale
of Albemarle and a brother, Robin
Lewis of Albuquerque, N. M.
The funeral was held today from
r. E. L. Aylor, assisted by the Rev.
George w. Cox, pastor of the church,
officiated.
Evening star., 1932-05-03
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair, not quite
so cool, with lowest temperature about
As degrees tonight; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and warmer, possibly showers
tomorrow night gentle variable winds,
becoming moderate southerly tomorrow.
Maryland and not quite SO cool
tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness
and warmer, probably showers in the
afternoon in extreme west portion.
Virginia-Fair and not quite SO cool
tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness
and warmer.
West Virginia-Increasing cloudiness
and warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy
and warmer, probably showers.
Evening star., 1932-05-03
DrafhH.

SMITH, ARTHUR. Entered into eternal
rest rest on n,e, Sunday, IE,,,l NAY ! 1892, at chll
II years. student of Garrison School.
surviving are mother, father, grand-
m15heT @nf. ar a9d @ sTand1sitner' one brother ye
at Moons funeral home. 1922 You ST. NV.
Euneral service and interment at Dillon,
MAY n = 3. remains VIII be shipped Tuesdss'
SNIFFIN. ELSIE MAY. On Sunday. May /.
Ps NAY sNiTvfS ii fssEsse'I 5Hee DaIiaS. hSi
St NV n5n on We Wedneada9. adsst P4e Mag @ at @ aso
etery.
SToERMER, FRANK. On Sunday, May /.
1892; FRANK sIoERMER. beloved hus-
pert Homel. Funeral from the chapel Of
Thos. S. Sergeon, I0lI nth st. nv, on
at Cedar Hill Cemetery. -
STOKES. IRENE. Departed this life on
Monday, May az 2 1882 at 2:l5 pm. at her
STOKES, devoted daughter Of Mrs. Lena
stokes Carter, sister Of Martha Scesco and
neral FTGH9 FRIDAY MsS Mace o. at 4epTg K3s rom Net
ropoItan Baptist Church. Friends and
cFslatiyss camaIs4v invited. Interment Harmony
THOMPSON, E. JOHN. Departed this life
Hospital, E. JOHN THOMPSON He
5stHe 55eaHHe$ 70 ,f mourn 1. Their loss mother and
and a host Of other relatives and friends
Inc remains are resting at Wesley Wash
lngton Undertaken parlors, 2053 Georgia
ave until May g. when the body will be
removed to Forestyille, No; 1nterment
wednesday, May 4, at 10 O'Clock.
Today recalls sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest
May Jesus. IN His mercy,
Grant his soul eternal rest.
MOTHER AND FATHER. Sc
TINDALL, WILLIAM. On Sunday, May /,
1882 at Walter Reed General Hospital,
the late Helen Rand Tindan Services at
the parlors Of Almus r. Speare 1923 Conn
ave. ave, en on Tuesday May 3. at p.E. Please
voLLAND. ELIZABETH CLARA. On Nom
Gay. May 2. 1882. at AIS am, ELIZA
BETH CLARA VOLLAND (nee thinner
funeral from her late fT residence, 4sis q1i 18th
st. NV. on Wednesday. May T. at pm
1hd at prosDsc sa@s H hTes S a'ns
WALKER. SARAH All Omcers- and inmates
Of o; F; are notified to attend call meet
11g PYt tbis9 iSeoqfs9ay; as May :, 1882 G 1;So pm;
Sister SARAH WALKER, charter mem
EbenezeT I[' n T. ca9lSdsy chnreh lth MaS AND is
u.rnr ,ot.vs6M EMMA a FAIR NJ. N. 6.
WARNER, MARY DELLA On Tuesday.
May g. 1882, at $40 am, at the resi-
dence Of her daughter, Mrs J. H. Schom-
bert, 1914 34th st. NV. MARY DELLA
WARNER. widow of Julian French War
ner Notice Of funeral hereafter. S"
WILLIAMS. CORNELIUS JEFFERSON On
Saturday, April 30. 1882 at Children's Hos
pital. CORNELIUS JEFFERSON WILL
LIAMS. devoted son Of the late Jefferson
and Nettie Williams brother of Elizabeth
and Ester williams He also leaves to
mourn his departure a grandmother.
grandfather and many other relatives and
friends. Funeral Wednesday. May 4, at
1890 p m. from the John T. Rhines fu-
neral chapel, 3rd and Eve SITS. s.w. In
terment Rosemont Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-05-03

home in Massachusetts,, In 1894, had
been in the Government service since
1901. and in the Interstate Commerce
Commission since 1906.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Emma L. Brown, and two sons, Andrew
n. Brown, Cleveland, Ohio, and Francis
w. Brown of this city.
Evening star., 1932-05-03
CALLS SPECIAL TERM

HARLAN, KY, May (P.-A spe-
ciaI term Of Harlan Circuit Court to
try all murder cases growing out of
the Evarts clash last May in which
four men were slain was called yes
terday by Judge D. G. Jones to start
May 80 Judge Jones set the duration
of the term at 10 weeks.
Evening star., 1932-05-03
GEORGE NEWLAND BROWN
TO BE BURIED TOMORROW
Former Chief Examiner of I. c. c.
to Be Inferred in Rock
Creek Cemetery.

George NewIand Brown, 70, former
chief examiner of the Interstate Com
merce Commission who died Sunday at
his home, will be buried in Rock Creek
Cemetery tomorrow, following services
at noon at All Souls Unitarian Church,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
Mr. Brown, who came here from his
Evening star., 1932-05-03
CASEY RITES TOMORROW
Ex-PoIiceman to Be Buried in Ar
1ington Cemetery.

Funeral services for James w. Casey
former Washington policeman, who was
found shot to death in a clump of
bushes near Drury, Md. Sunday, will
be held at 1870 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Born in Maryland in 1895, Casey be-
came a Washington policeman in 1919,
after having served in the Army. He
was recently suspended from the force
He lived at GAL K street. His widow,
Mrs. Leila A. Casey, survives.
Evening star., 1932-05-03

Mail dispatched from Berlin, Ger
many, by the Graf Zeppelin was de-
ivered in Buenos Aires four and one
half days later, breaking all records.
Evening star., 1932-05-03

The first picture made in Hongkong,
China, has just been shown, and Is re-
ported to be a success
Evening star., 1932-05-03
Austrian Poet Dies.

VIENNA, May R.-Anton Wild
gans, Austrian poet and dramatist. died
today of a heart ailment, aged 81.
Evening star., 1932-05-03
FOUND.
LOST,

RINGS az. Please communicate with finder
evenings up to clock
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HIT MFntnrtaitt

DANT, CLEMENT t. A tribute Of love TO
the memory en- Of our dear husband and ia
ther, CLEMENT T. DANT, who left US
nine years ago today. May g. 1928
The promise we made and the vow we took
Are list the same now as then;
May We feel, when we come to the end Of
the trail
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
DAVIS. LEWIS. In memory Of LEWIS
DAVIS who died one year ago today, May
Sleep on. dear Lewis.
And take thy rest.
We love you,
But God loves you best.
In loving remembrance of you. dear
WIFE AND SISTERS.
MCNAMARA, SARAH Z. In sad but loving
T. MCNAMARA. whom God called to rest
seven years ago today. May 3, 1925
The month of May once more is here,
20 US the saddest Of the year.
Because seven years ago todav
Our loving mother passed away.
Dear is the grave where she is laid.
sweet is the memory which never shall
fade. HER CHILDREN.
PENNELLA. SARAH M. In sad but loving
Tememoranee, q SARAH NJ. PENNELLA,
who departed this life five years ago to-
day, May 3. 1927.
God bless her; may she rest in peace.
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN.
MARTIN PENNEILA
ROBINSON. CORNELIUS w. Sacred to the
W. ROBINSON, who departed this life
Tour years ago today, May 3. 1873.
HIS CHILDREN.
TAYLOR, SAMUEL W. DUVALL. PAULINE
TAYLOR. Sacred to the memory Of our
INE TAYLOR DUVALI,. who left Us seven
TAYLOR, four years ago today, May 3,
1Szo THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1932-05-03

May 2 1882. at her residence, 437 NJ st.
NV, IRENE CATHERINE. beloved daugh-
ter of the late Patrick F. and Mary C.
Cusick. Funeral from above residence on
Thursday. May 5, at $50 m; thence to
Immaculate Conception Church. where
mass viii be offered at 9 am. for the re-
pose of her soul. Interment Mount OliYet
Cemetery
Evening star., 1932-05-03

EARRING, pear shaped dull gold, set with
one large and four small turquoise, on 18th
st. NV: between G and D or in Continental
Hail, Wednesday evening between S3O and
II; L. Walker, 400 Seward square Sc. Lin
cCln 333b-J
Evening star., 1932-05-03

DOG-Large wire-hsired terrier; black and
white; named Mike" Reward. Dist
9l04, before o'clock. s.
Evening star., 1932-05-03

LANE, ANNIE v. Departed this life on Sat-
ME v: LANE. the beloved daughter of the
iete william H; and Annie v. Lane sister
ln-law of Rachel Lane and the aunt Of
Robert and Edward Lane. Bessie Eglin
and Nellie Burton, Remains resting at her
late residence. l541 Columbia St NV,
after O'Clock today. Funeral Wednes-
day; May 4, at 80 O'Clock, from the
Galoraith A. NJ. E. Zion Church. Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery