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Evening star., 1934-03-15
Mrs, Roosevelt Calm.

@'' A'N'''N' 80 N"'iAAiF
Mrs. Roosevelt was perfectly non
chalant On the return to san Pedro
De MaCoris she had lunch and made
no comment whatsoever upon the
delay
The plane. the Caribbean Clipper.
was up on the blocked fight two
hours. having left san Pedro at
7.20 a m. and returning at 20.
In the flight 10 Haiti, Mrs Roosevelt
and her companions looked down into
deep valleys filled with ram ana mist
Airline officials here keeping a close
check by wireless on the weather map.
said there was no storm area but
that 1t would be best to wait until the
clouds cleared away before resuming
the flight
They said that perhaps 20 minutes
of rain would be experienced in the
valley between Barahona and Port
Au-PTlnCe.
I0l5-Mile Trip.
The party lett san Juan at 6 am.
They expected to arrive at Miami.
Fla, late today 1t is approximately
l,O45 miles from San Juan TO Miami.
Short stops were scheduled III ad-
dition to san Pedro De NaCorIs. at
Port -Au-Prmce. HAITI. ana NuegtaS.
Cuba
The seaplane trip mapped for TODAY
constituted the longest DAY S oceanic
flying on the United States First
Lady'S Today Puerto RiCan and
Virgin Isles trip.
a thrgug OF UeIl-Wshers got I'D be
fore dawn and went III the dark to
the airport at san Juan to see MIS-
Roosevelt OF, Many presented bou-
quets
4 think You are all wonderful to
get up at this hour of The morning %
shouted MIS- Roosevelt LII bidding
farewell to Puerto RICO.
Praises Scenery.
She told those who came To pav her
"despida the Spanish word tDr q
farewell gathering
1 am sorry to be leaving without
the opportunity of DONG more things
II Americans from the mainland
would realize what a delightful trip
TINS Is, there would be many more
tourist possibilities for pleasure here
which I have not had the time to
touch
I would love to ride over these
mountains and To ENJOY your Won
derful combination OF ruEzed hills
and seashOre"
MIS- Roosevelt said wiztfuIIv she
would have 10 leave Puerto Ricau ash-
ing to her husband when he comes
down adding that She was sure he
would come to Puerto Rico if possible
The island Is beginning a new bid
for visitors from the mainland through
c. W. A. road building and the con-
struction of tropical recreation park
on the highest mountain top by the
c c. c.
On her visit to Puerto Rico Mrs
Roosevelt stimulated local historic
pride by appreciatIye visits to such
outstanding spots as the massive
Moro Castle. where troops now bunk
above the old dungeon and secret
passages, and where the only gun on
American soil was fired against the
enemy in the World War A gun was
fired at a German ship.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Tompkins
of Atlanta, Ga, are passing some time
at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

A St Patricks party Will be given
by the League for the Larger Life for
its members and friends Saturday
evening at 8 80 O'Clock in the leagues
town house at I414 Sixteenth street
northwest. There Will be games.
ycca. and instrumental selections. and
specially dancing, followed by a dance
including some Of the old-faShi0ned
figures, and refreshments will be
served.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

days for Florida by way Of the inter-
coastal canal. They left Chicago
January 26.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

The North Carolina Society of Wash
lngton, D. C., Will observe the advent
Evening star., 1934-03-15
SOCIETY

Continued From Second Page.)
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Mrs. John Blair has arrived from
Pitts, Kans., for visit in Washington
ana is at the willard.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Syracuse. N. Y, are occupying a suite
at Wardman Park Hotel for a few
days. Mr.. Shoudy is In Washington
to attend the code hearing on the
National Confectioners' Association.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs H Monmouth Smith
OF BrCoklne, Mass, are at the Dodge
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Nj and Ms WIlAam Z 6houdy o
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
CONFUSION RELIGIOSA EN-
Ell REICH

Ciudad Vaticano, Agosto &c
Con motive de haber recibi.
do en- su villa de Castel Gandol
70 a 20 jovenes del movimien-
to cat6lico aleman, ell Papa re-
afirm6 sus puntos de vista So
bre la Iglesia Nacional Alema-
ma.
Les pidi6 Su Santidad que al
regreSar a Alemania continual
sen profesando la fe cat6lica
con absolute integridad. Rel
ma en- Alemania, les dijo, la
mas grande confusion en- mate
q. Sc manifiestan en- la llama
quese manifiestan en- la llama
da positiva religion cristiana,
carecen de TODD sentido."
"No creo n~ecesario recordar
a ustedes que todos los buenos
cat6licos deben profesar Sola-
mente como tales y mantener-
Sc fieles a la Santa Sede y al
.Vicario de Cristo."
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
DE LA ASIAN
BLEA CONSTITUENTS
DEL PERU

Lima, agosto Lola Asam-
blea Constituyente celebr6 Sc
sion extraordinaria para consi-
derar varios tratados, incluyen
do ell pacto commercial reciente-
mente firmado con Chile.
Tambien senalara la fecha
para elecciones de diputados Y
la constitution de las dos CANA
.ras.
No Sc sabe 81 sera presenta-
do a ratification ell convenio de
Leticia, firmado con Colombia.
Una mOci6n de censura de
Jos socialistas fue derrotada
por considerable mayoria.
Presentaron sus credenciaIes
al presidente Benavides, Ga
briel Turbay, nuevo ministro
de Colombia, y Ii Tchin, nuevo
ministro de China.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
A~RRESTADOS 80 ARABES
EN- ARGELIA

Paris, agosto 10.-Han side
arrestados en- Constantine, don
de los arabes atacaron a los he
breos mas de 80 individuos.
La ira de los dos grupos no
Sc ha calmado todavia y las
autoridades mantienen la mas
estrecha vigilancia.
Tn communicate del ministro
de la gobernaci6n da cuenta de
,27 muertos, "a de ellos hebreos,
y 20 heridos.
Muchos de los cuerpos reco-
'gidos fueron mutilados. Entire
las victimas figuran 4 ninos
memories de 10 amos y uno de 2
amos.
Constantine tiene una pcbla-
tci6n de 10000, siendo hebreos
una decima parte.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
TEMESE UNA ALTERA-
CION DEL ORDEN EN- PI.
MAR DEL RIO

Habana, agosto 10.-En te-
tegrama ell jefe del ejercito,
coronel Batista, ell teniente CO.
ronel Hernandez, de Pinar del
Rio, teme que ALI ocurran des-
6rdenes y pide Sc cancelen to-
dos los permisos concedidos pa
ra actos pGblicos y particular
mente ell solicitado por los obre-
ros de las minas de Mataham-
bre.
Ese teniente coronel opina
que los elementos revoluciona-
rios Sc preparan para ell dia IL
En- igual sentido ha teIegra-
fiado ell teniente supervisor de
San Juan y Martinez.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
DESCUBIERTO UN
Case DE DENGUE

A la jefatura de sandal di6
|cuenta aver de un case de den
que, Ell primero descubierto en-
esta ciudad, ell DR.. w. H. Smith.
Ell paciente es una muchacha
residente en- Oriental Park, en-
Six Mile Creek, y no ha vista
do a Miami.
La enferma Sera recOnocida
por ell DR.. McEachern, quien nc
duda que eXistan otros casos,
Fpero sin que los medicos las ha.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
REED A WARE

Washington, Agosto 10. =
David A. Reed, senador por
Pennsylvania, sucedera a Will
liam S. Ware como miembro del
Comite Nacional del Partido
Republican,.
FL comite de csc estado Sc
reunira en- octubre para elegir-
10. Esto Sc hace de acuerdo con
una vieja costumbre que data
del tempo de Cameron.
Reed ha dicho que Sc halla
dispuesto a asumir la direction
de los republicanos de csc es-
tado.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
SERAN INSPHCCIONADAS
LAS VACAS DE TAMPA

Dos veterinarios del estado
esperadOs en- esta ciudad donde
inspeccionaran todas las vacas
de los particulares, presentan-
do I'm informe a la superiori-
dad.
Ademas de las vacas de las
familias pobres, esos ~profesio-
males examinaran los rebanos
de las lecherias.
Asistira a la inspection un re
Ipresentante del departments
de sandal municipal.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
Ell
DEL SR. O

Al pie de la Gale Klondyke,
en- ell rio Hillsborough, Sc encon
tr6 aver 81 cadaver de William
S. Scott, de AZ amos, que Sc aho-
CARA ell pasado martes por la
tarde.
Unos muchachos que pesca-
ban dieron aviso a la oficina del
sheriff ,siendo extraido ell cuer
pc del aqua por los diputados
Dane y Fisher.
Ell entierro Sc verificara a las
A de la tarde de hoy, saliendo
ell cortejo de la funeraria Green
man, situada en- Hyde Park.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
DELGADO E DE LA


Ell ciudadano Arturo Delga-
do, condenado hace pocos dias
a SO de multa, por guar su
autom6yil con descuido, anun-
clio aver que apelara de la SEN
tencia a la corte del circuito.
Representa- a Delgado ell j6-
ven e inteligente abogado R. J.
Duff, a quien durante csc jul
clio agrediera, sin invitaci6n a
rina, ell abogado Oscar Norton.
C0mpareci6 como acusador
de Delgado I'm vigilante de po-
licia que en- ell accidente sufri6
la fractura de dos costillas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
PUERTO RICO VOTA A FA-
VOR DE LA Independent
CHA

San Juan, Agosto 1O.-En
una votacion patrocinada por
ell diario LA Correspondence.
ell mas antique de la isla, ell pue
bio Sc ha mostrado a favor de
la independence, con I'm pro-
medic de 3 contra l.
Votaron a favor de la indie
pendencia, 11,6O8; por la ca :
tegoria de estado, 1929, y por
la autonomia, 1872.
Mas de Glen de los votos vi
nieron de Lares, donde Sc fra
quo la unica rebellion de la is
la contra ell gobierno de Espa-
ma.
Representa- csc numero una
pequena cantidad en- compare
cion con los 300 300 electores
de la isla.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
Siempre liStos a favorecer las
buenas causaS.

Sh0ltz mdndard ana
representation
A la fiesta de los Caballeros
Leales, que Sc efectuara Ell do
mingo dia 10, concurrira una
Representation del gobernador
del estado, Dave Sholtz, quien
asi 10 ha hecho saber al secre-
tario Falcones.
Ell alcalde Chancey y ell jefe
de policia, Sr. Ellsworth, han
Gfrecido asistir, estimando la
labor que realizan los Leales.
En- una carta, ell coronel Pc
ter O. knight lamenta no po-
der a~sistir, por estar enfermo,
perO remite I'm cheque por %
papeletas de entrada y almuer-
70.
Ha 0frecidQ hacerse repre-
sentar en- los festejOs, ell alcal
de de San Agustin, la sociedad
con ell alma e~spanola.
La comision organizadora
acord6 declarar invitados de no
nor a los miembros del Institu-
to Espahol de la Florida, que
son: Professor A. j. Hanna, del
Colegio de Rollins; DR.. Arthur
r. Seymour, del Colegio de Mu-
.jeres del Estado; DR.. James A,
Robertson, de la Universidad
de Stetson; Sra. C. w. Ten
Eich, de Hollywood, Florida /;
|Srta. Margaret Mckay, de Tam
tpa, Florida; Sra. Simpson
Reese, de Pensacola, Florida
Antonio Flores, de Tampa; E.
milo P. Carries, vice-c6nsul de
Espana en- Jacksonville; T. Ro-
gers Mickler, de San Agustin
Florida; professor F. M. DeGae.
Itani, de la Universidad de Flo.
rida, y Victoriano Manteiga di'
rector de este peri6dico.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
Sc HIZO PASAR POR OTRO
C

New York, Agosto 10 A
cinco amos de prisi6n ha sido
condenado Walter R, Coe, de
IA amos, un abogado a quien Sc
habia prohibido ell ejercicio de
su profession, por hacerse pasar
por un abogado del mismo nom
bre.
Formula la queja I'm indivi-
duo llamado John Picata, a
quien Coe lie habfa Colorado 200
pesos.
Firmo la sentencia ell juez
Freschi.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
Otrd fiesta en- Ell Circuo

Ell secretario de la Secci6n de
Recreo del Circulo Cubano, Sr.
Pedro Lopez, nos da cuenta de
una fiesta que esp prestigiosa
sociedad celebrara, en- su pala-
clio social, ell dia 2 de septiem-
bre. Llevara ell nombre de mo
che de Amor.
Cuatro pabellones Sc levanta-
ran, para las sociedades hernia
mas. tmw
Ell dinero que Sc recaude ira
a engrOsar los fondos sociales.
Puede contar ell Cfrculo cor
la cooperation que nos pide.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
LEHMAN ANUNCIA SU
C~ANDIDATURA

Albany, N. Y, Agosto TO-
Estimando que aun no ha COM
pletado SUI labor, ell goberna :
dor Lehman Sc ofreci6 aver a
su partido como candidate a la
reelection.
La noticia era esperada por
los jefes democraticos. Amigos
del gobernador lie han venido
instando para que aceptara la
denomination y reelection.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
DEFUNCIONES

Hoy por la tarde Sc efectua-
ra ell entierro de la Sra. Maria
PARA, de 50 amos, que aver ia
lleciera en- su domicilio, casa
ndmero 2119 de la Gale Spruce,
en- West Tampa.
Deja la Sra. PARA a su es-
poso, Ramon PARA; cinc0 hi
Jos, Ramon, lRolando, Jose,
Charles y Raul; una hija, Sra.
Clara Ramos; una hermana,
Srta. America Perdomo, y un
hermano, JESUS Perdomo.
Ell cortejo Sc pondra en- mar
cha a las 4:30.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
LA RENUNCIA
DE MONTERO

Habana, agosto 10.-En el
consejo de se%cretarios que Sc ce
lebrara hoy Sc presentara la
renuncia del DR.. Montero, Sc
cretario de justicia, para ser
~resuelta.
Oficialmente Sc dijo anoche
que Ell DR.. Raul de Cardenes no
es candidate a esa se~cretaria,
porque continuara al frente de
la fiscalia del supreme. En- re-
laci6n con csc cargo siguen
mencionandose los nombres de
los ORES. Carlos Saladrigas y
Mario Diaz Cruz.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
LOS JAPONESES NO QUE
rem A LOS HEBREOS

Toxic, Agosto 10.-El minis
tro de Ultramar ha demostrado
sorpresa, desminti6ndola, por
la noticia publicada en- Europa
de que ell Manchukuo habia O.
frecido albergue a $4,000 jul
dios alemanes. "No hemos dido
de tai cosa y estamos SECURES
de que la nOticia es falsa."
Manchukuo, seg1n los fun :
cionarios nipones, no es lugar
de attraction permanente para
los europeos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
ULTIMA HORA
MANANA SABADO Sc REU
MIRIAM OBREROS Y PA.
TRONOS

Para las dos de la tarde de
manana, en- ell edificio de la
Union de Fabricantes, han sido
citados los delegados de los o
breros de la industrial tabaca-
lera.
Sc continuara discutiendo la
Base Septima, alma del Carta,
bon.
Este per;odico desea la inme
data seduction de las dificulta'
des y opina que sin la Base Sep
TINA la Nivelacion tiene muy
POGO valor.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
AUMENTA Ell UMER DE
HOMBRES SIN TRABAJO

Londres, agosto 10.-En los
dos ultimos meses ha aumenta-
Go el n1mero de hombres sin
5rabajo, que en- julio % era de
2,216,000.
Perdieron su ocupaci6n, en- ell
pasado mes, SO, 674 individuos.
Sc atribuye el aumento a la
disminuci6n del trabajo en- los
telares de Lancashire.
En- la industrial minera del
carbon, en- cambio, aument6 ell
ndmero de obreros.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
SOCIALES
De Ne1c Orleans

Regresaran ell domingo, a las
2 de la tarde, las bellas senori-
tas Maria y Elvira Corrales, hi
jas de nuestro apreciado amigo
Sr. Joselin Corrales.
Elvira tom6 I'm curse de We
rano en- la famosa Universidad
de Tulane.
Con gusto les anticipamos
un saludo de bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

Manana sabado partira ell Sr,
Harry Wilderman, presidente
de la compania Adam Katz, que
va tambi6n en- viaje de COM
pras. Sc propone visitar la Ex-
lposicion de Chicago.
Feliz viaje deseamos a los
estimados amigos, miembros
prominentes de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor,
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
MelOdu Social ClNb

Este Club acord6 celebrar
Una fiesta de playa ell domingo
LIZ, en- Clearwater. Sc servira
un esquisito almuerzo y Sc baila
ra en- la g~lorieta de Joyland.
A las 1890 Sc partira de Ia
casa numero GIT de la Doce ave
nida. Ell regreso Sc hara des-
pues de las $50.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
Las Juntds de eStu n0che

Ell Centre Asturiano celebra-
"a junta general, en- su palacio
de la avenida de Nebraska. La
orden del dia es interesantisi-
ma.
En- ell edificio de las Logias
Unidas, a las ocho Sc reunira el
Comit6 de Conyenci6n de la Or
den Odd Fellows.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
yam r~epOrtadO.

yam repOrtado.
Sc intensificara la campana
contra los criader0s de mosqui-
tos, la mejor forma de impedir
que la fiebre Sc extienda y adj
quiera ~caracter de epidemic.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
TiQierOS

El popular comerciante Raul
Vega, de la firma de Fernan-
DEE y Vega, EMBARGO en- la ma
mana de hoy con rumbo a New
York, como va anunciamos.
Va a realizar compras para
ell otono y ell invierno,
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
CLEARED
IN TAX DELAY

Following investigation OF the
alleged withholding of 1888 gaso-
line tax allotments due towns in
Prince Georges county, the State
Roads Commission was cleared of
any blame and the matter re-
solved itself into a miSinterpreta-
ton of the law, according to the
report of a special roads commit
tee at Prince Georges County
Municipal Association meeting In
HyattSville last night.
The Municipal ASsocia tion
moved to support the present gas
tax law with the provision the re-
bate to incorporated towns should
be in a lump sum instead of being
paid as necessity arises for road
repairs.
A special committee was ap-
pointed to devise ways and means
of obtaining approximately $1o,'
500 due incorporated towns in the
county, when they failed to re-
ceive any allotment from county
Or State authorities In 1888.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21

JANE EMERY NEWTON
DAUGHTER OF former
American Legion COM
mander arrested in Commu-
mist demonstration in Chi
cago, is pronounced by psy-
chiatrists who examined
her as not only sane but
brilliant. She is the wife
of a colored man. Inter-
national Photo.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
Sir Charles Off
On Record Hop

UNION AIR TERMINAL, BUR-
BANK, CAL, Dec. 81. QN.S).
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith,
who has twice flown the trans
pacific airways between Australia
and the United States, today
took off here on what may be-
come an attempt to break the
existing air records between Los
Angeles and New York. He was
accompanied by Harry E. Walker,
a California rancher. They left
the field at 4:58 a. m. P. S. T.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
BUILDING CODE
PLANNED

Mayor E. c. Dawson has sub
mitted a building code for the city
of Alexandria.
The code is fashioned after the
District of Columbia system and
calls for rigid inspection of cleo
trical and plumbing equipment as
we'll as a general building in
spector. The code provides the
inspector be a certified architect
or civil engineer of at least five
years experience.
The other two inspectors will
be appointed by the city manager.
Mr.. E. C. Dunn, acting city man.
ager, and for 20 years in charge
of the city engineers office, stated
a building code is needed in the
city but several plans in the pro-
posed code will take several years
to become effective.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
Schaffner Mystery
Remains UnsOlved

CARMEL, Cal, Dec. 81 G.N.SO &.
The strange disappearance OF
Mrs. Eliot Boke Schaffner, So
cialite wife of Joseph Halle Schaff-
ner, of Chicago. nationally known
clothing magnate, today was still
as deep a mystery as when she
vanished four days ago.
Frantic with anxiety, Mr.. Schaff-
ner held hope his frail wife, who
had been i'll for several months,
was still alive, and ordered a pri-
vate investigation. Police Chief Gus
Englund, of Carmel, however, be-
lieVeS an expensive blue leather
slipper found on the beach last
night clinched his theory Mrs.
Schaffner had ended her life in
the pounding surf a few blocks
from her home.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
D|ONNE BABIES
CRY IN RECORD
FOR RADIO

CALLANDER, ontario, Dec. 81
(U.SO.-Yvonne, Annette, Cecile,
Emile and Marie Dionne, the
quintuplets, late yesterday broke a
record by making one.
Scheduled to make a radio
broadcast in the evening; they
cried at S p. m. into a phonograph
recording device for electrical
transcription over the air waves
while they slept, and became the
youngest girls ever to have vocal
efforts recorded for the world.
The quintuplets' voices we're
transferred to a phonograph rec
ord because their physician,
DR.. Allan Roy Dafoe, OBJ
jected to their being reused at
8:15 p. m. for a radio debut. This
arrangement also made it neces-
Sary for DR.. Dafoe to plan to be
present at the broadcast.
The change in plans was an
nounced by DR.. Dafoe, who said:
"There will be no broadcast
direct from the nursery. 1t was
decided to make a record Of the
babies voices before their eve
ming meal, so that the transcript
tion can be broadcast from the
sitting room of the hospital"
Arrival of the radio men eli
NAKED a day of heated prepara-
tions for the arrival of Christmas
in the little Dafoe hospital, in
which the quintuplets are the sole
patients"
Nurses tied little gold bells to
red-trimmed green Wreaths and
hung them in every window. With
a soft fall of snow making the day
dark, lights on the quintuplets'
Christmas tree burned for several
hours during the day.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
With Gorgeous Fur Collars

These coats were made to sell
for much higher, but they all
go in this great sale to make
hundreds of women happy for
Xmas.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
Gettle Gets New
KIDNAPPING Threat

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81 G.N.SO.
Officers guarded the Arcadia es-
tate of william F. Gettle, wealthy
Beverly Hills man, today as the
writer of a crudely written threat
letter was sought. 1t was from
his Arcadia estate that Mr.. Gettle
was kidnapped last May by Larry
Kerrigan, James Kirk and Roy
Williams, who are serving life
terms in San Quentin.
The letter, received by Mr..
Gettle last Friday. had been mailed
from Long Beach. 1t was crudely
printed.
Accompanying the letter, which
was sent to Mr.. Gettle's Beverly
Hills home, was a map directing
him to a Long Beach intersection.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
Down and Outs
Are Given Hone
By Hopkins

"If / were unemployed and
broke this Christmas 1 would
feel a great deal better than
on any other Christmas for the
past five years."
Shedding his usual cloak of
informality and jesting to be-
come Serious" Federal Relief
Administrator Harry L. Hop
kins made this statement to
newspapermen at his press con-
ference yesterday as part of a
eulogy to President Roosevelt.
He added:
"T'd feel better because of
the man in the White House
because of his devotion to the
needs of those who have had
tough breaks"
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
PERMITS TO WE'D

Marriage licenses have been is.
sued at Upper Marlboro to Leslie
T. Dodd, 81, and Evelyn I. Demp-
sey, 10, both of Fredericksburg,
Vas; Harrell Reagon, 80, and Har.
riet P. Holbrook, 20, both of
Washington, and Clinton L. vii.
liams, "a, Littleton, N. c., and
Ruth Carpenter, "a, Spencer,
w. Va.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
Rochester Broker
In Kentucky Jail

VANCEBURG, KY, Dec. 81 GIN.
S. Picked up on a street here
yesterday by an alert city marshal,
Frederick Peeler, Rochester IN. "
broker, wanted in Rochester on
grand larceny charges, announced
today from his cell in the county
jail that he would waive extradi-
tion.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
FARM POST TO BATJER

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Dec.
81 (SpeciaD The post of horti-
culturist at the West Virginia Ex-
pertinent Farm, a short distance
from this city, left vacant by the
resignation of Left Werner, will
be filled by L. P. Batter, of the
horticultural staff of Cornell Uni.
Versity.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
Clarksburg Sewer
Plant Abandoned

CLARKSBURG, W. Va. Dec 81.
The ST, 100000 sewer construction
and sewage treatment plant pro-
posed for this city. for which the
funds had been advanced by the
Public Works Administration, has
been abandoned. AS a result the
allotment of the PWA has been
rescinded and the money, re.
turned to the Federal Government.
The Washington times., 1934-12-21
CLUB BOOKS DANCE

The Congressional Coun try
Club has announced it will hold
a New Year Eve dance Monday
December 81, beginning at 10
D. M
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-07

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the onions ground fine, chill pep
ner and garlic. When the beans
are about half done, mash them
partially then add meat and cook
until done. This may be cooked
earlier in the day, kept in an en-
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heated in a chatting dish at the
table. Men especially like this
dish.
BERMUDA POTATO SALAD
First mix the following dress
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hard cooked eggs; add to them
one-half teaspoon English mus.
tard zone teaspoon salt; one-halt
teaspoon paprika; one-fourth tea
spoon white pepper; then add al
ternately and beating well, one
half cup olive oil; one-fourth cup
vinegar or. lemon juice; one ia
blespoon grated onion. Just be,
fore serving add one cup whipped
cream to this dressing.
Have ready freshly boiled, not,
sliced potatoes, enough to make
a quart; pour over them one-hal1
cup of melted butter mixed with
one and one-half tablespoons OF
lemon juice; toss lightly, without
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Then pour on the mixed dress