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Evening star., 1934-12-14
WIDOW SLAYER GETS
LIFE IMPRISONMENT
Arthur c. Wilson Convicted of
Strangling Mrs. Irene De
Bolt for Money.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, December IA
Arthur C.. Wilson was convicted OF
murder for the desert Staying of Mrs.
Irene De Bolt, Cleveland, Ohio, widow,
today by a jury which fixed his
penalty at life imprisonment.
Before a court room crowded with
women, the jury Of II men, which
began its deliberations Wednesday,
brought in a written verdict.
Wilson was obviously nervous as the
jury entered, but smiled at his attor-
neys.
Mrs. De Bolt was found slain west
Of Van Horn, Tex, November 7, 1888,
her body stripped of clothing and
$1,650 in currency. Her automobile
was missing.
The prosecution said Wilson, her
companion on an automobile trip
westward from Cleveland, had beaten
and strangled her to death for her
money.
AS Wilson, 2e-year old former steel
chemist, was led from the court room
he grinned at Leo Rattigan, brother
Of the slain woman.
Rattigan leaped to his feet and
swung his fist toward Wilson.
A deputy sheriff sprang between the
men and averted the blow.
Evening star., 1934-12-14
EXTRADITI0N AFFIRMED

HOUSTON, Tex, December IA OP.-
Brian S. Odem, assistant United
States attorney here, said yesterday
the Circuit Court of Appeals at New
Orleans had affirmed judgment order
ing the extradition to Mexico of Ed
Villareal, former constable of Laredo,
and Thomas Hernandez, also Of that
city.
Mexico is seeking custody Of the
men to try them for alleged partici-
patton in the bath tub kidnaping"
Of Luis Lopez. Lopez reported he was
seized in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, and
floated across the Rio Grande in a
bath tub.
Evening star., 1934-12-14
Shack Fire Burns Man,

CHICAGO [P).-A little flame
fiared in Shacktown, and the homeless
who stay there huddled together
and went to sleep. Daylight showed
charred ashes at the shack where the
fire had been, and in them the black
ened body of man.
Evening star., 1934-12-14
TOWNS PROMOTER DIES

Bennie Smith, "Publicity Man"
for Kinston, N. c., Expires at 60.
KINSTON, N. c., December IA (P).
-Bennie Smith, about go, itinerant
Snowman and self-appointed publicity
man for Kinston, died yesterday from
a stroke.
A native Of New York, Smith
adopted Kinston a quarter of a
century ago as his "home town." and
during his travels as Snowman man.
aged to get stories about the town into
hundreds of newspapers. The Cham
ber of Commerce presented him with
medal in appreciation for his pub
licity.
Evening star., 1934-12-14

A long train lover 40 inches), finished in
baked red enamel! Includes a locomotive
tender, passenger cars and an observation car
complete with track layout and transformer
The locomotive has eight wheels and headlights!
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
UN SALVO LA
VIDA A 16 Personals

New York, die. 8.-Un mu-
chacho de IA amos, Mitchell Lie
bowitz, salv6 la vida a 16 perso
mas al despertarse en- ell depar-
tamento de su familia, dOnde
dormia con las ventanas abier-
tas.
AL despertarse motto una ra-
ra sensation en- la cabeza, pero
no lie do importancia. Mas tar
de, recordando que no habia Wis
to levantado a ninguno de sus
familiares, corri6 a su casa Y
al entrar en- ell edificio motto
fuerte olor a gas. Corri6 hacia
arriba y desperto a su hermana
de Is amos, y despues despert6
a todos los que Sc hallaban en-
la casa ,finalizando por telefo-
near a la policia.
Solo hubo que darle trata-
miento de hospital a una mu-
jer.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
OT3O VIAJE DE BUENA VO
LUNTAD A LA ISLA DE
PUERTO RICO

Ell martes por la manana sal
dra de Miami otra excursion de
buena voluntad a la isla de p.
Rico, habiendo presidido los pre-
parativos ell Sr. Frank M. Tray
nor, de esta ciudad, actual pre-
sidente de la Camara de Conner
clio.
La compania Pan American
Anyways ha puesto uno de sus
"clippers' a disposition de los
excursionistas, seg11n un tele :
,grama mandado aver al gober-
nador Sholtz. Ell aparato que Sc
utilizara es ell Brazilian Clip :
per, que eSa empresa tenia va
'preparado para la Inca Miami
Rio Janeiro.
Sc hara la prlmers escala en-
Port Au Prince, Haiti, y ell mier
coles por la manana Sc compile
tara ell viaje en- San Juan.
Los 20 hombres de negocios
que haran ell viaje seran muy
agasajados.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
TODA PERSONA MUY CAN
SABA ES MEDIC LOCA

Richmond, Va, Die. 8.-Ha-
rrry M. Johnson, p~sic6logo de
la American University, decla :
r6 aver ante la sociedad Sigma
XI, de la cual es miembro no :
norario, que cuando I'm HON :
bre, o una mujer esta muy can
sado ST. posici6n es la de un ser
medic loco. LA persona extenua
da puede mostrar todos los sin
tomas caracteristicos de alguna
forma de locura y no siempre
en- su grade i%nofensivo. Inaten-
zion, lapsos de memoria, persis
tente terquedad, aluciones mo-
mentaneas, etc, son sintom5s
comunes de la fatiga, aunque no
todos Sc presentan de una vez.
Estas condolences pueden du :
rar unas pocas horas o varias
semanas."
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Por haber penetradO en- la co
chera de la casa de A. F. Clio
wer, en- Ia S6ptima avenida, a.
poderandose de herramientas
valuadas en- $3.50, ell juez Pet
teway impuso aver tres amos de
preside a Toy Harrison, ciuda-
danO de Fl amos. Harrison tiene
antecedentes de mala conducta.
Debera cumplir cuatro meses
de trabajos forzados, con la ca
dena de presses del condado,
King Davis Hopkins, declarado
cUlpable de un delito de hurto.
No compareci6 S. S. Strick-
land, acusado de venta y pose
sion de ~licores, We ell juez Petite
way ordeno Sc incautara una
fianza de $1,000 que habia pres
tado.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
UNA DEL DIARIO
DEL MINISTRO DE LA
GUERRA

Madrid, die. Sci Diario
del M~inisterio de la Guerra pu-
blica una orden designando al
auditor general, ASSESSOR del Con-
sejo Superior de Guerra, Don
Angel Garcia Otermin para que
con caracter gubernativo, incOe
expediente encaminado a in
veStigar las responsibilities
de TODD orden que pudieran a.
preciarse en- los hechos prelimi-
mares a la manifestation osten-
sible de la rebellion en- Astu-
rias, pasando, en- su case, los
tantOs de culpa necesarios a las
autoridadeS judiciales que esti-
me competentes. Durante ell
deSempenO de eSa comisi0n ell
auditor general y su ayudante
de campo, teniente don Eusta-
quio de Velasco Escalera Qua
dros, quedaran agregados al
Quartet general del general de
~operaciones en- Asturias, perez
biendo las dietas correspondent
tes."
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
RICHBBRG DICE QUE Ell
NUEVO TRATO TONIC Ell
CURSE MEDIC

Filadelfia, die. 8.-Doanld
Richberg diio anoche que Ell
"nuevo trat9" es la unica alter
nativa para el estado socialis-
ia V contener los males esSno-
micos de la naci6n. Algo tenla
,aue hacerse para sacar al pals
del marasmo de Ia OPPRESSION y
g3rantizar que nunca volveria a
caer. A la derecha, dijo, esta-
ban aquellos que gritaban era
Unconstitutional la NRA y AAA
y en- la izquierda, los comunis-
tas Y fascistas que desean ell
complete dominic de Il EMPIRE
sa. En- tiempos de rapida eVo-
luci6n aquellos que abogan por
Tn curse moderadO han sido
siempre crucificados por los ex-
,tremistas de la izquierda y Ia
derecha. Y recordamos que MIN
guna reorganization politica ha
sido duradera que eventual
mente no voIviese la espalda a
la derecha y la izquierda, to-
mando por ell medic del canine.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
TRASPASO DE
PROPIEDADES

Pietro Re a Jose N. Torretta.
lote a, subdivision Swansylva-
mia; Nellie NJ. Sweet a D. NJ
Sweet, lote 6, manzana 10 de
West Hyde Park; E. G. Hamil.
ton a o. O. Archer, parcela de
terreno secci6n 33, PARTITION rs
al sur, alcance 10; Teresa Tho
mas a C. D. Johnson, parcela
"a, distrito 27 al sur, alcance
Is este; F. Barbon a Evangeli-
ma Calvo, lote a., manzana G,
subdivision Knowles; Bobbie
L. Langf0rd a Jose A. West,
.lote Ga subdivision Meadbrook;
P'ayllis C. VIM a Gertrudis B.
Monroe, parcela de terreno Is,
division % al sur, alcance 18 al
este.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
En- Ell Centre AsturjGnO

En- Ell Centre AsturiGnO
Las muchachas de la Secci6n
de Damas del Centre AsturianJ
,celebraran manana su anuncia-
da function en- ell teatro de la a
venida Nebraska.
LOS Chicos de la Escuela,"
zarzuela de Arniches Y Jackson
Veyan, en- un acto y tres Qua
Idros, es la obra escogida.
La segunda parte del progra-
ma esta cubierta con los siguien
ties numeros de variedades:
Cocktails para dos" por Ju-
liza Moran y la Secci6n de Da-
mas; Recitation LA Rosa" por
la Srta. Evangelina La Fuente !;
la canci6n regional toledana Sc
ira cantada por Julia Moran
"El Hombre que Hace Reir,"
monologo por Arturo Moran !;
Gran Final" a coro; ell "Chon
Kina-Chon' de la opereta japo
mesa ia Geisha."
La conocida pianista Sra. Va
lenti tiene a su cargo la parte
de musica.
Sera un exito.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08

Atlanta, die. 8.-Los tempo
rales de invierno Sc extienden
desde las Cascades a los Adiron
dacks, con perdida de vidas hu-
man9s, En- la parte oeste de So
qualmie Pass, en- Washington,
un arbol cay6 por la montana
sobre un omnibus, matando a
tres hombres Y una mujer.
A la edad de 80 amos un cam
pesino muri6 helado cerca de
Sioux City, Iowa, donde la tenn
peratura era de zero. En- Michi-
gan cinco personals murieron de
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
Lego Ell d5n

Lto9O ~ uU
Continua la temperature
I"fresca" augurandonos horas
agradabilisimas en- ell festival
que con ell nombre de Cabaret
Popular" Sc verificara esta no
che en- ell palacio del Centre Es
panel de West Tampa, bajo Ia
direction de los "chicos" de Ia
ISecci6n de Recreo.
A juzgar por la perfecta or
~ganizaci6n y ell entusiasmo que
Iexiste, la casa espanola de allen
de del rio Sc vera invadida por
miles de personals.
Abrigos y trajes invernales
Sc preparan para concurrir a Ia
fiesta, que sera inolvidable.
Muchos tickets" Sc vende :
ran hoy en- la taquilla de la res
petable Sociedad.
Los ~salones han sido delicio :
samente engalanados. Las me
'sas bien ordenadas para recibir
a sus propietarios.
En- ell salon de los altos toca-
ran las orquestas de Homer
Mercer" y "Cocoanuts;" en- ell pi
so bajo "Los Bohemios."
Los precios seran de SIS cts.
los caballeros y 25 cts. las da-
mas.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
NueVOs OficiaIes

NueVOs Oficidles
En- las elecciones verificadas
p0r los miembros del Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. T." de los
Aguilas de Orc, fue aprobada
esta nueva oficialidad: Noble
Jefe, Jose Ma. Llano; Vice Je-
fe, Jose Alvarez; Alto Sacerdo-
tie, Pedro Villarreal; Venerable
Hermitano, Manuel Rodriguez
ISecretario de Actas, Agustin 81
Ineriz; Secretario de Finanzas,
Jose Castro (reelecto); Tesore-
no, Crispulo Valdes (r~eelecto) J,
Iy HeraldO, Jacinto Onis.
Muchos exitos en- ell ejercicio
de sus cargos les deseamos a la
Inueva d~irectiva.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
La ola fra procedente del Norte
Sc extiende sobre Ell Sur

1remaduras cuando una estufa
Sc incendio.
Una anciana muri6 de pneu-
moni2 en- los bosques de Wis
consin y I'm lenador trajo su
cuerpo a la civilization en- un
trineo. Rochester, Minnesota,
sufri6 aver temperature de "a
grades bajo cero. De diez sobre
zero Sc registro en- las ciudades
gemelas de Minnesota.
Iowa y South Dakota pade-
cen una temperature de Is gra-
dos bajo cero.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
En- la UniOne ItdliGnd

En- la UniOne ItdliGnd
La function de manana en- ell
teatro de la Sociedad italian9
sera dedicada a los socios.
Sc representation las obras
LA Casa de los Milagros" y Eel
Barquillero."
Los atentos muchachos de la
Seccion de Recreo, en- cortesia
a la Secci0n de Recreo del Cen
tro Espanol, han tornado ell a :
cuerdo de suspender ell bale de
hoy, correspondence a la serie
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
ASSOCIATION DE EMIGRA'
DOS CUBANOS

Por orden de nuestro Presi-
dente, cito a todos los MEM :
bros del cuerpo directive a una
junta, ell domingo 8 de los Co
rrientes, en- ell salon de sesiones
del Circulo Cubano, a las tres
de la tarde, para dar cuenta de
asuntos de la mayor importan-
cia para nuestra Association.
Sc encarece la asistencia de
todos.
Jose r. SGnfeIiz,
Secretario de Actas
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
.Operdda

Ell pasado jueves fue someti-
da a una dificil operation de a
pendicitis la agraciada Srta.
Josefina Quintanilla sobrina
del j6ven Severino Quintanilla,
Presidente de la Secci6n de Re
Icreo del Centre Espanol.
Realize la intervention qui-
rurgica con feliz resultado ell
DR.. Santiago Paniello.
Su estado es satisfactorio.
En- su CANA de la clinica la
Benefica" recibe muchas flo
res de sus numerosas amista-
DIES.
Para ella mis- mejores deseos
Ipor su pronto r~establecimiento.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
La retretG de hon

LU TetTeC6 u6 roy
Como de costumbre volvera
hoy la banda de musica que di-
rige ell Prof. Mazarelli a presan
tarnos su escogido repertoire,
en- la serie de retreats sabatinas
que auspicia la Camara de Co.
mercio de Ybor.
He aqui ell programa de hoy
Marcia S%inf6nica," Gloria
ma y Gust Before de Battle,
Mother,"; solos de trombon,
clarinete y corneta. Acto Segun
do de Carmen" "Carioca,"
Marcia" y "Star Spangled
Banner"
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
TRAIDORES
LOS OPONENTES DE LA
IGLESIA NAZI

Weisbaden, Alemania, die. s
William Frick, ministro del
interior, acus6 aver de traic6n
a los oponentes de la glesia ma
ri, amenazando con retirar los
fondos de la iglesia a menos
que la paz Sc haga.
Sostuvo Frick que en- las filas
de la o~posici6n figuran traido-
res al estado, 3 los cuales in
quietan los asuntos clericales.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Vientos frescOs del norte. Maxi
ma temperature aver, II gra-
dos; minima, 81.
Marea alta a las 2:05 a. m. y
4:27 p. M; marea baja a las
9:48 a. m. y 7:42 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
De regreSO

De regreSO
Felizmente arribaron aver los
alegres j6venes q. salieron an
tier en- viaje de placer.
Sin novedad alguna realiza :
ron la travesia.
Ell conocido "clubman" Sr.
Armando Gonzalez hacia de ca
pitan. Entire los viajeros esta-
ba ell conocido dentista John To
rres. De Mayordomo actu6 ell
Rubio.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08

FINCA-de 40 acres, buena TERRA
a seis millas, donde Sc pueden hacer
crias. Veala para apreciarla. PreciC
$125.00 por acre. Con un pequeno
page al contado.
TENEMOS OTRAS ASoMBRoSAS
CANGAS.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
SOCIALES

que iniciaron el pasado sabado.
Mucho nos gusta yer como las
Sociedades Sc in~teresan por ayu
darSe entire 81.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
En- Oak Springs

EW OUh OPP Tugs
C~elebraran manana las mu :
chachas del "Athletic Social
Club" su bale dominica. Esta
vez Sc presentara la mejor pare
ia de bales del "Aeroplano Fox
Trot." Estos conocidos bailado-
res ejecutan ell Looping the
Loop bailando I'm "blue."
Tocara la orquesta de young
Raymond and His Melody Boy"
Durara de 5 a 8 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08

Casa de ladrillos, de 2 pisos,
cuartos, doble garage, cerca de es.
cuela Y tranvias. Precio $2,600.00
$4,000 al contado y ell resto $4,000
al mes.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
ESCARCHA PARA
ESTA NOCHE

La oficina meteorological To-
cal anuncia ligera escarcha pa
ra e5ta noche.
Fsta manana ell termometro
baj6 a 80 grades.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08

YBOR CITY.-Casa de 2 pisos
s cuartos, a 2 cuadras del Casino.
Precio $500. 90; $4,000 al contado y
$500 por mes.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08

TAMPA HEIGHTS.-Casa de sci,
euartos, arboles frutales, buen lote.
aceras. Precio $1,500.00; 100000 a
contado y ell resto come alquiler.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08
W. H. Jones Realty Co
2O6 Madison
Lame a Antonio Scaglione
Telefono 4452;
de noche Telefono Y 4199
AHORA ES Ell TEMPO DE COM
PRAR SU CASA Y NO PAGAR
CONTRIBUCIONES

TAMPA HEIGHTS.-Un hogan de
ensueno. Bungalow, 7 habitaciones,
con p~reciosa cocina y otras conve :
niencias. Lote 50x110. P~avimentaci6n
paga; a una cuadra de Nebraska.
$3.50, con $250.00 al contado.
La gaceta., 1934-12-08

SEMINOLE HEIGHTS.-Bunga-
low moderno, Z habitaciones, boRito
patio, peces en- an tanque; cerca de
Florida. Precio $2,S00.00; $4,000 al
contado Y $500 al mes.
Evening star., 1934-10-11
Cunningham Has Innings.

"DOP" finished at 223 in the Ken
wood open, a shot in front of
Houghton, who totaled 224. And
within few minutes after Al had fin
ished, Pop" was literally "on his neck, ="
starting the raspberries that all but
burned up Houghton. Good golfer?"
asked Pop. you can't be any good
when I beat you over 81 holes on your
own course"
Houghton held his peace. He had
to take it. But his chance came Tues
day at Indian Spring, where he gath
cred in hand the game which had
faltered so grievously at Kenwood and
played in the par-scorching figures OF
69-70-139 to set a new record for
the Maryland open tourney. And did
he then proceed to fay Cunningham
alive? All the kidding that Pop had
bestowed on Al over at KenWood came
flooding back on Cunningham at In
dian Spring. Both the boys can hand
It out and both can take it. They
have to.
And now a Winter of informal
matches stretches ahead of them.
They will play lot of golf together
at KenWood, Washington and Burn
ing Tree and still the gallant banner
of the red-head from Burning Tree
will be up there waiting for Hough-
ton to miss a shot so Pop can give
him the berry. It's all in fun, but
how it hurts at the time.
Evening star., 1934-10-11
on Laughs Last in Golf and oshig Feud With Rul Professional
>STRAIGETT OEE TME TEE
by w. r. ms CALLuM

Prize money totals $4,000 and the
affair will be the final gathering Of
the golfiing clan before the beginning
Of the Australian tour and the Winter
tournaments. The first Winter affair
will be the Pmehurst Mid-south,
which this year will be an invitation
best ball tourney on November Is
and 16.
Houghton had planned short rest
after his strenuous efforts Of the past
two weeks in putting over the Ken
wood tourney and in winning the
Maryland open, but he changed his
mind yesterday and hoped a rattler
for Louisville, like the motorman who
on his day off rides the street car.
Evening star., 1934-10-11

w YITH its entry lists larger and
NA/ filled by better class of
v " horses than in past years,
the Piedmont Fox Hounds
fourth annual race meeting is sched-
uled to be run off tomorrow after
noon at pm. on the Llangollen Farm
of John Hay Whitney, near Upper
vile.
Despite a conflicting hunt race
event in Pennsylvania, the stronger
stables of this sector have rallied to
the Whitney banner, nominating 43
jumpers for the four tests of the day.
The Piedmont Gold Cup, a gallop
Of 3 miles over Aiken fences, has
received 16 in its ranks this year,
including the fedoubtable Trouble
maker, victor in the event in 1888,
and other such winners of the past
season as War Eagle, Friar's Hope,
Gigolo, Engineer I'd and others.
The Ayrshire Cup of about 3H
miles over hunting country has 10
entries, while the feature race of the
day, The Llangollen National Steeple-
chase, 81 500 added, boasts d record
entry of 20, among them the 1888
winner, Mrs. Frank M. Gould'S Daniel
SCOT. Seven have been named for
the closing event, the Blue Riband
Chase of 215 miles over brush.
This year for the first time, the
Piedmont Gold Cup carries $500
added, and the Blue Riband Chase
will be run as a sweepstakes.
The entries and owners:
Piedmont Gold Cup: miles. over Aiken
fences; all starters, to carry 100 pounds
Troublemaker. Mrs. T. H. Somerville;
Como. Mrs. John Hay, Whitney; Hopeful
Jim. Mrs John Hay whitney: War Eagle.
Alvin Untermeyer; Young Prince. 7. W.
Durant Dan Rock, T. W. Dursnt: Mezzo,
Louis Leith; Engineer I'd. Raymond Guest;
Arab Call. j. r. Balding; Bolero, Wallace
Lanahan; Satalite Mrs. Frank NJ. Gould:
Portrait. Mrs. Vadim Makarof; Gieolo
Mrs Vadium Makaroff; Friar's. Hope
Thomas B. Gay; Cottage Minstrel. Alvin
Ayrshire Cup; 34 miles over timber.
vile; Grown Up. l65. lohn Ames; Llpan
Lad. 165. b OF Randolph Mezzo.. 162
Louis Leith; Leguna Secca. 1862. Charles z.
Perkins; Petite Poule 1872. DR.. L. NJ.
Allen; Hopeful Jim. 1855. Mrs. Jonn Hay
Whitney; Starlite, 1865. Mrs. Frank NJ.
Gould: H. J. Smith l65 Alvin Untermever;
Seafarin' Dan. 165. Capt. Ewart johnson.
Evening star., 1934-10-11
HARPER AND CLARK
FAVORED ON LINKS .
Mrs. Mackenzie Feared as
Dark Horse in Woman'S
sMiddIe Atlantic.
n K RS. DAVID H. CLARK, medal

NJ RS. DAVID H. CLARK, medal
M ist in the tourney, and petite
| v 1 little Lily Harper, on the
threshold Of her first major
crown, were favored to reach the final
round in the woman's Middle Allan
tic tourney at the Washington Golf
and Country Club today. with a pos
sibility that there might be more
giant killing by Mrs. Betty Mac
Kenzie, wife of the Congressional
pro. as she matched shots with Mrs.
Clark for the right to enter the final
Mrs. Mackenzie scored the first
major upset of the tourney yester-
day, trouncing Mrs. Dorothy White
Nicolson6 home clube ace, on the final
gfeen of a warmly contested quarter
final match. Both sank good puts
on the final green, Mrs. Nicolson
sinking a 10-footer for 5, while
Mrs. Mackenzie holed one of about
7 feet for the half, which gave her the
victory. Mrs. MACKENZIE met MIS-.
Clark today in one semi-final match,
while Mrs. Betty P. Meckley of In
dian Spring, who has been winning
her matches with compartiye ease,
clashed with Miss Harper.
Mrs. Mackenzie sprang into an
early lead over Mrs. Nicolson and
hung on grimly in the drive over the
final nine to win by1 up. Mrs. Clark
again had another overwhelming VIC
tory, defeating Mrs. J. F. Dowdall,
former Congressional champion, by
and 5. Miss Harper won an i'm
pressive 6-and-5 victory over steady
Miss Susan Hacker of Chevy Chase,
while Mrs. Meckley won from Mrs.
Jack Scott of Congressional by 3 and
in another closely fought match, in
which Mrs. Meckley's greater steadi-
ness proved the deciding factor.
Evening star., 1934-10-11
SERBIAN TO BATTLE
HUGHES IN MAIN GO
Walker Bout Is Temporarily Off
Zwick Fights Victor in
Washington Debut.
EcAUsE Mickey Walker. recuper-

II atlng from neaVy cola, mas
requested more time to train for
his impending l0-round flstic engage
ment with Matte Brown, Promoter Joe
Turner will toss in a club fighting
card Monday at the Washington Au-
ditorium.
For the 10-round main event Turner
has signed Mickey Serrian, high-rank-
ing welterweight, and Cowboy frankie
Hughes.
Probably of more interest. however,
will be the local debut of Phil Zwick
of Cleveland, one of the country's
leading featherweights. Zwick, who
has kayoed Eddie Cool. Calvin Reed
and Jimmy Slavin and beaten Pete
Nebo, will battle Benny Victor of
Philadelphia in the eight-round semi
final.
An all-local tussle, also slated for
eight rounds, will pit Cary Wright
against Roy Manley in a return match.
The welterweight rivals tangled last
Summer. with Wright gaining a split
verdict which was roundly booed.
A six-rounder, to be announced, will
open the show.
Brown and Walker, it has been an
nounced by Turner, will meet Wednes-
day, October "a at the Auditorium
The District Boxing Commission has
sanctioned the date.
Evening star., 1934-10-11
M|D-ATLANT|C WIN
N|PS CUNNINGHAM
"Pop" HarpS Over His Show
ing in KenWood Open, but
Is Forced to Eat Grow.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

v INKS rivals for 10 years or more,
both former caddieS and both
fine golfers, Walter w. Cum
ningham, dean of the Cum
ningham brothers of Burning Tree,
and Al Houghton. the Kenwood
Kleagle and king-pin golfer of Mary
land, miss no chance to hurl a verbal
harpoon toward each other whenever
they meet in locker room or on the
golf course.
Houghton is the better golfer and
Cunningham admits it, but when he
licks Al, for money, marbles or chalk,
how he does burn it into the Hough-
ton gent. They are fond of each
other-Houghton and Cunningham
and they play a lot of golf together,
both as partners and opponents, but
the rivalry between 'em never dies for
an instant, whether Red" is on the
side of Houghton or against him.
Within the last few days they had
O chance to ride" each other and II
either couldn't take bushel Of kid
ding he never let it be known. They
call Walter Cunningham Pop be-
cause he is the eldest Of the three
brothers who hold down the golf shop
at Burning Tree; also because he is
the father Of four bouncing Cunning
ham youngsters.