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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06

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Evening star., 1935-04-25

Ing W IL n I II e
chickens if
you have wan
dered into the
long. S t a t e l y
lobby you must
have observed a
senatorial hat or
two bobbing up
and down with
delight in front
of that exhibition
" hich QlOrifleS
Evening star., 1935-04-25

Reynard and Stasid, Wynne and
Wayne, Grace Miller and Francis De
VIOLA are the dancers. Judy Elling-
ton sings and Bill Strickland and the
Capitolians supply the music.
Hi-Hat-The four Hawaiians, known
as the Paradise Islanders, continue in
their seemingly eternal task Of enter
tanning habituees of the Ambassadors
cocktail lounge. They can play most
any tune.
Mayfair Restaurant Handsome
Joseph Urban murals adorn the walls
of the Cafe Of All Nations, and they
ere most pleasant accompaniment to
your rest and resuscitation period.
Willard Bamboo Room-Ernestine
Gardner and Fenton Froom, duo OF
the towns most popular singers Of
love lyrics, may be heard here. Dane
ing is to music by John Slaughter
and orchestra.
Mayfiower L0unge-Sidney Orches-
ira plays for dancing and there is a
pleasant, restful atmosphere.
Cotton CIub-The new show is head
lined by "Blackie," who would be
known as "the master of the cake
walk, shuttle and strut" and there
are 19 entertainers, including Sid
Skko and Gypsy West, blues singers;
the Brown Jacks, dancing trio, and
Amy Spencer, mistress of ceremonies.
Tommy Myles and his orchestra fur
nish dance music until am.
La Paree-The Winter Garden Re-
vue, with Kittie Wagner and Bill
Behney, closes tonight, and a new
show, with eight girls right of of
Broadway" opens tomorrow. Marie
Fowler and Ray Beck, another popular
pair, sing songs to Emory Daugherty's
music.
Nap0leon's-MissM Mabel Jackson. the
original Mary Lou" of radio renown.
is featured in the Flemish Cocktail
Lounge. She Is assisted by Ann Arlen,
violinist; Peggy Hurdle, pianist, and
Dick Sweeney, saxophonist.
X X y
kaleidoscOpe-This is the one which
Is neither cocktail lounge nor restau-
rant nor night club. but has some Of
the ingredients Of all three combined
into a popular place to meet your
friends. There Is informal serenading
by the Troubadours.
Club Troika-Boris Yourloff, who
some day is going to lop off leg or
something II he is not careful with
that sword dance, has returned. Ethel
Evening star., 1935-04-25
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
By the Spectator.
MarkR steredu q. 8 Pate
The Cotton Club has the large

Trade Mark Registered. q. g. Patent Once

The Cotton Club has the largest
orchestra Of any night place In town
Mrs. Benjamin Lindas Of San
Antonio, Tex, entertained by Mrs.
Mary Edwards at the Hi-Hat recently.
has got a contralto voice that won
plenty of huzzas when she got under
way there Monday, or was 1t Tues
day? Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ellis
worth have been observed doing
little Shoreham lounging this week
Senator Gore liked the outlets
volatile he had up at the Club Troika
=. and II you want some "stchee"
don't hesitate to ask for it at the
Troika (in case you don't know, that's
old Russian soup-not too old-made
principally Of sauerkraut and peppers)
the Maryland Club Gardens will
have a lot of Summer surprises for
their customers around May 25 :.
and that was Diez de Medina, son of
the former Ambassador of Peru, bob
bing about on the Madrillon's dance
floor with lady slightly larger than
himself recently =. and the Madril-
lon was also in its glory the other
night when the Spanish consul to
Manila, Conde de Peracamps, had as
his ranking guests there the Spanish
Ambassador and Sonora Calderon {.
they eat: Canapes de Anchoas, Caldo
Madrilene, Bacalao Vizcaine, Pechuga
de Gallina Castellina Chats just good
old capon to you and me), Asparagus
Vinaigrett Tana and strawberries
stepped in sherry four kinds OF
wine were served.
The rumor that the Club
Habana would move June up to the
Arlington roof is no longer q rumor
but fact.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Supper Club Notes

Faces" They're brother and sister.
Music Is by Pete Macias.
Maryland Club Gardens-Spanish
dancing by Julia Ravel and acrobatic
dancing by Judy Lee Silver are new
additions to the floor revue at the
suburban spot where you can. II you
prefer stand up to inhale your iced
tea. Sally Winston sings sophisticated
songs and acts as mistress of cere-
monies, and AL Barkley and his New
Workers supply the dance tunes.
x
Casino Russe-The Valencia Con-
tinental Ensemble, featuring Miss
Marta De La Tore, celebrated Cuban
violinist. Is the new musical group.
They play popular. Gypsy. South
American and European favorites.
LOtus-The show here is some sort
of terpsichorean festival. with two
teams and two single performers doing
everything from boleros. adagios and
Moorish dances to an Easter bunny
dance and a cherry blossom waltz.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Play Tomorrow at
Confederate Home

The Maj. Charles NJ Steadman
Chapter. United Children of the Con-
federacy. will present Uncle Sam S
Troublesome Daughters featuring
events Of the early SOS, tomorrow
evening at o'clock in the Confed-
crate Memorial Home at 1922 YER
mont avenue northwest.
Songs. dances, including the famous
Virginia Reel" in costume. and reci-
tations, all in harmony with the at
mosphere of the old South. will pro-
vide a fitting background for this
playlet which tells Of the secession
Of the States.
The presentation of a portrait Of
Gen. Robert E. Lee to the Army En-
gineers School at Fort Belvoir,
Va, may be made possible by the
benefits received from this enter
tainment.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

TINE blond venus who walks
every afternoon at $3.50 from
@ street (across from the
L Heigh-Ho) up to and over the
Connecticut avenue bridge has
q dog that is a wire-haired fox ter
rier and not scottie Barnee, the
Shoreham;s maestro, says that they
aren't 'spinsters" and that they don't
Evening star., 1935-04-25

(out of the hospitaD johnson says
that he didn't finish that novel while
he was having pneumonia
Madame Cairo" says that night CLUBS
in Egypt aren't so hot -. Phll
Lampkin knows the name but won't
tell of that good-looking blond singer
Of Lucienne Boyer songs who was
with him at the Maryland Club Gar
dens the other night and Dick
Lyons, who was undoubtedly at the
Club Habana with a Witching blond,
denies that he was there to .. Isham
Keith. seen at the Heigh-Ho, isn't
planning to sing there with Rebecca
Tarwater and Ye Spectator has
promised not to mention certain
roly-poly brunette who writes crisp
letters on elegant blue-letter paper.
80 . Seen last night twirling lightly
on the Shoreham dance floor: Lydia
Dadmun, pride of New York, Tuxedo,
Newport and Bar Harbor.
-" Oh, well-the boys and girls
having gotten over playing train at
the Heigh-Ho are now playing chicken
at the Mayf1ower or rather play
Evening star., 1935-04-25

= HOREHAM-A "ziegfield Beauty
Chorus" direct from Miami.
brightens up the Royal Palm
- Revue, which is done twice
nightly. Featured entertain
ers are Alma and Roland. "Aristocrats
of the Dance; Bea Lockhart, speciality
dancer, and Eddie Coils. song-stylist
and master of ceremonies. Supper
dancing Is to Maxim loves Orchestra
and there is dancing every afternoon
in the Lounge Cafe to music by the
Shoreham Hotel Orchestra, both
directed by Barnee.
Club Habana-Gina and Giano, who
are not unknown to this village,
opened here last night with a group
of smart ball-room-d dance routines.
Also appearing in the entertainment
under Guy SCOTS handsome artificial
Cuban sky is Russ Cullen, whose pop
ularity with your girl friend will
amaze you. Music is by Moe Baer,
who is apt to remember the tune you
requested last time and play it now
before you ask.
MadriIlon-Dorothy Skinner. Wash
ington radio Songstress who recently
has been giving Manhattan a break,
returns to make her first local ap-
pearance in many moon. Assisting
in entertaining Mr.. Pete Borras guests
is Lillian Geater, who undertakes the
intricacies Of acrobatic high-kick
dancing Leon Brusiloff and the
Brusiloffians provide the dance music.
y
Heigh- -Ho Club-Eiizabet Houston
and Danny Harden, singers, who dance
and dancers who sing. are featured in
musical comedy numbers. He was in
Sweet Adeline" and she has played
in Face the Music" and Smiling
Evening star., 1935-04-25

Pastor has been held over again and
has added few familiar opera arias
to her repertoire.
Glen Echo Park-Saturday Dave
McWilliams and his orchestra, di-
rected by Phil O'Brien, will open their
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Dance for Benefit
By u. D. c.. Chapter

The Gen. j. E. B. Stuart Chapter
of the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy will hold its annual benefit
dance in the Woman's City Club. at
1856 Jackson place, Saturday evening
from 9 to IL o'clock. Patrons are
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, Repre-
sentative John N. Sandlin, Judge
Hugh M. Tate and Mr.. George P.
Grove.
Those serving on the Mems Com
mittee are Mr.. Cyrus F. Armiger,
chairman; Mr.. Harvey Given, Mr..
Albion w. Tuck, Mr.. James Cole. Mr..
Richard Umhau, Mr.. Walter Umhau,
Mr.. Jesse A. Langley and Mrs. James
E. Jones.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

ninth consecutive season In the
Spanish Garden Ball Room. Dancing
this year starts at O'Clock instead of
$3.50 as before, and will be q three
hour session except Sundays.
y 4
Ramon's-Dick Laine, pianist, from
New Yorks Stork Club, entertains
nightly, and there is supper dancing
every Sunday.
4 4 X
Potomac River Line-Sunday after
noon Arthur Godfrey and all his little
Godfreys will lead another 70-mile
cruise down the "lervely" Potomac.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

There will be dancing, steak, sea food.
historical sights, sandwiches, beautiful
scenery and salads. The boat leaves
Sixth and Water streets southwest at
2:30 and returns at Z pm.
\ 4 n
Club CarltOn-Music by q Sidney
ensemble lends additional charm to
q most pleasant room. II you haven't
seen the bar, don't admit 1t.
Swanee Ball Room-There Is dane
ing every Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday night to music by . Meyer
Davis unit.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Mrs. Staples Hostess
After Alliance Meet

Mrs. L. G. Staples will be the lunch
con hostess on Friday following the
meeting Of the Women's Alliance of
All Souls Unitarian Church. Swami
Vividishananda will give an illustrated
lecture on the art and Culture Of
India" Mrs. Eugene F. Mueller, presi-
dent, will preside.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

&" Brooke Johns Old Barn will
open Saturday night the an
nouncement says: Dancing from 9
until ?"
Evening star., 1935-04-25
a onm!

live chickens, rabbits, ducks, railroads,
mills and whatnot or seen one
of the last seasons debutantes having
a field day with an honest-to-goodness
duck Breezlng past them, 100
Yesterday were two of Chicago S
handsomest young gals, the Misses
Mary and Jane Adams being enter
tanned locally by Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Vincent Pearson i. .. and could that
have been stately and handsome and
well-dressed Mrs. Frances Whitten
cruising along with monocled gentle
man who looked very much as though
he'd just steamed out of an embassy?
Others noted included: Dorothy
Dodge with Phillip Clark, Stanley
Dollar, Mrs. Horatio B. Hackett,
Representative and Mrs. Martin j.
Kennedy and Frank Reid.
-" Brooke Johns Old Barn will
open Saturday night the an
nouncement says: Dancing from 9
until ?"
- The Slavic-American Society
of Music and Fine Arts had its Easter
celebration Monday at the Casino
Russo that was President Elena de
Sayn in an emerald green evening
dress greeting the guests Moe
Baer suffered for parking his car in
the wrong place the other night =.
There's a feather dance this week
in the Shoreham revue which the
Royal Palm Club in Miami approved
Of this Winter, too the walters at
Napoleons ION Connecticut avenue)
speak any language you ask them to
speak-they've got to since the diplo-
mats are dining there by the ton
Mabel Jackson, the original Mary
Lou of Show Boat fame, is there, too
Evening star., 1935-04-25

care for him
anyway -. Har-
riett disclailns
being the most
beautiful CT g a.
rette girl in town
%. Helen Ward
man can't figure
out why she's
considered t h e
best d r e S S e d
a m o n 6 t h e
younger frauleins
The Hi-Hat
doesn't go in
only for Hawaiian
W.,
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
DECLARAD4 I~NCoNsTITU-
CIONAL LA LEY DE LAS
~UTILTDADES

Baltimore, Nov. Sci juez
William c.. Coleman, de NOM
bramiento republican,, declare
aver Unconstitutional la ley que
Sc refiere a las corporaciones
intermediates de las empire
sas de "utilidad publica''. Man
tiene ell juez, en- su fallo, que la
llsula de concrete de la cons
sst1ci6n ha sido violada, que Sc
hace NAL uso del poder, en- asun
tos postales, Aegando a las COM
panias ell uso del correo, Y que
ell congreso ha violado la quinta
enmienda constitutional, que Sc
refiere al debido proceso de ley.
En- ell curse de la sentencia apa-
recen los calificativos "arbitra-
rio", "irrazonable" y capri
chose.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
MATO UNA CAMIONETA
A LA SR AALONSO

: Como a las cuatro de la tar
de de aver un canton de la Sur
Oil, guiado por Parker 7. Mich.
OILS, atropell6 en- la Cuarta ave-
nida, frente a su domicilio, a la
Sra. Maria Alfonso, de SO amos,
causandole la muerte en- pocos
minutes.
Ell juez de paz Lorenzo Her
nandez libr6 de responsibilities
al chofer, luego de DIR a varios
testigos presenciales.
SObreviven a la Sra. Alfonso
dos hijos, Joaquin y Manuel;
una hija Sra. Jose Garcia, dos
hermanas y dos hermanos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

LA WPA APROBO UNA CAN
TIDAD DE $37,296 PARA
Ell HANGAR DEL AERO
DROMO DE LA ISLA DA-
Wis
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
.SERA PROCESADO Ell
DE T A

Denver, Colorado, Nov. g.
La Camara de Representatives.
de Colorado acord6 aver el
p~rocesamiento de James H
Carr, secretario de estado, ba-
jo la acusaci6n de haber come
lido l 0delitos administrator
ell departamento de licencias
de bebidas alcoh6licas. Asegu-
rase que para darle la licencia
una drogueria cobr6 $1O, 900.
Votaro ma favor de qe Sc ic
juzgue 48 representatives y en-
contra Is.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
INFORMATION
E PUERTO

Dos vapores de bandera ale
mana, Kellerwald y Gonzen-
helm, y Ell americana Saranac-
ca, entraron aver, procedente ell
primero de- Hamburgo, ell segun
do de Newport v ell tercers
de la Habana. La motonave in
glesa Nunoca lego de Isla de
Pinos y Gran Caiman, con pa
sajeros y carga.
Partieren los wapores San
Matee, frances, y los america
NOS Saranacca y Commercial
Pioneer.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

a Rochester, N. Y. nov. 8.
dltfmo coche del tren expfeso
New York Central Empire
State salto oyer de la via, cho-
ando con dp tren que Sc halla-
estaeionado en- ell puente de
Gale State. Impidi6 ell tren
Ge el coche saltara al fondo del
rio, desde una altura de 80 pies.
Dos de los coches sufrieron a.
verfas de 1mportancis~mm
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
Sc CASAlRA LA ACTRIZ
POLA G.

Londres, nov. 8.-La actriz
Pola Negri dio aqui la noticia
de que antes de Navidad Sc ca
sara con I'm estadista ingles,
miembro del parlamento y rico.
"Tiene ell 10 0 Is amos mas que
y6; pero estoy segura de SEN
tirme feliz ne su compania.
Fue esposa la Negri del prin-
cipe Serge Mdiviani, del cual Sc
divorci6. "Quiero la paz y al
guien que me anne por mi mis-
ma no por la fama'.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
Sc PIDE LA EXTENSION
DEL

La junta de directories de la
Pequena Camara de Concrete
tonic anoche ell acuerdo de soil
citar que ell malec6n del Bay
shore Boulevard Sc extienda
hasta ell puente de la Gale de
Howard con ell malec6n hecho
por ell cOndado.
Sc pedira la cooperation de
la municipalidad y que esos pro
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
CARABA lLLO UNO DE LOS.
~APODERADOS

= La convention annual de la A
sociaci6n Dental Americana,
reunida en- convention en- New
Orleans, escogi6 como uno de
sus apoderad0s al conocido dem
tista tampeno DR.. Crist6bal j.
Caraballo.
Ell DR.. George B. Winter fue
electo presidente de la Asocia-
ci6n. En- Oakland, California,
Sc e~fectuara la convention de
1886.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
LA DEFENSA DE LA FA-
MILIA

De orden del companero Pie.
y por acuerdo de la ultima jun
ia Sc eta a todos los socies para
la junta general que Sc celebra-
ra Ell viernes 8 a las 8 p. m. en-
el Centre Obrero.
Els de necesidad que todoS
asistan pues Sc tratara de la
Inyecci6n de los animales y sc
informara de 10 que ell socio ten
dra que hacer para que no ten
ga tropiezos.
Fraternalmente de todos,
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

yectos Sc lleven a la practica
bajo la WPA.
La extension desde ell male
con municipal al del condado
incluye las cuadras comprendi-
daS entire la avenida Rome y
Howard.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Las obras en- ell aerodromo
estan muy adelantadas, habien-
do ell gobierno concedido $780,
600 en- ell mes de julio.
Ell edificio de la adminiStra-
ci6n Sc proyecta construirlo en-
la parte sur del campo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Con ell fin de alentar los ira
bajos que Sc realizan en- ell aero
dromo Peter O.. Knight, de la
Isla Davis, Sc concedi6 aver en-
Washington la cantidad de $37,
296 para construir un hangar
en- csc lugar. Sc hara ell hangar
en- la parte norte, de acero con
piso de cemento.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
HONOR A QUIRO-
GA

Madrid, Nov. 8.-Las Juven-
tudes de Izquierda Republican,
otorgaron al Sr. CasareS Quiro-
ga, en- ell dia de aver, ell honor
de nombrarlo presidente homo
rario.
Casares Quiro2a fue minis
tro de la gobernaci6n en- ell nlti-
mo gabinete de don Manuel A
zana.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
SALDRA Ell CHINA CLlPP-
Err PARA ACAPULCO

Miami, nov. 8~.-Emprendera
hoy I'm vuelo de 1870 millaS has
ia Acapulco, MEXICO, en- la costa
del Pacifico, ell poderoso hidro-
plano China Clipper. Sc dirige
a San Francisco, California, de
donde saldra ell dfa p de no
viembre para inaugurar ell ser
vicio con China.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

/ T DE PARADOS

Sc cita a los desempleados pa
ra ell mitin de hoy, a las 8 100 P.
NJ, en- ell Centre Obrero.
Sobre TODD a las compaiferas
inscriptas en- ell Relief y a las
que dependen de companeros
inscriptos.
R. Rodriguez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
LAS ~COTIZACIONES EN- ES-
PANA

Madrid, Nov. She aqui la
lista de las cotizaciones none
|tarias de aver: dollar, 1856; fran
COS, 1910; liras, 59.45; marcos,
as; libras esterlinas, SO.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
DE CERO
GRADO

Madrid, Nov. 8.-Ayer Sc re-
gistr6 temperature de cero gra
do en- Cuenca. Ell frio esta de-
jandose sentir en- varias pro-
vincias.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
1927
In the matter of the petition of Provi-
dence Telephone Company to increase tele-
phone rates at Bargersville. Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
Ind, 10 A. NJ. Tuesday. March 5. 1885.
PUBff &c 'f SERVICE coMMfssToN.
By SAMUEL ELL 1, TRABUE, Commissioner.
| FRED A. WIECKING, Public Counsellor.
| indianapolis, Ind Feb. 20. 1885
GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 6, 1885
AN ORDINANCE establishing a certain
passenger and/or loading zone in the City
of indianapolis, pursuant to the provisions
| 96-l928, as amended by General Ordinance
No. 3l-1931. as amended by General Ordin-
ance No. 58-l93l, and fixing time when
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
C CooUU1N ES ,S OF The CITY OF INDIAN
SECTION THAT for the purpose of
! providing the owners or occupants of GER
! tain premises fronting on certain public
ingress and egresS for passengers, mate
! rails and merchandise coming to or going
| from such premises. such owners or occu-
pants having complied with the provisions
Of Section 26 of General Ordinance No.
96-l928. as amended by General Ordinance
No. 3l-l931s as amended by General Ordin-
|
ment of passenger and/or loading zones
at the place hereinafter set out, and said
! board having caused an investigation to
! be made thereof and having recommended
its establishment pursuant to the terms
OF the aforesaid ordinances, the following
passenger and/or loading zone be and the
! same is hereby established in the City of
! Indianapolis, to-Wit:
10 feet in front of 1920 East Wash
1ngton Street, said premises being
occupied by Miller Oldsmobile
SECTION 2-This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and after its
! passage, approval by the mayor and pub
| lication according to law
State of Indiana, Marion County. City of
| Indianapolis, SIS:
! I. Daniel J. ONeill Jr., Clerk of the City
Of indianapolis. Indiana, do hereby certify
| the above and foregoing is a full, true and
| complete copy of General Ordinance No. g.,
| 1885; that said ordinance was passed by
the Common Council on the 18th day Of
February 1885, and was signed and APP
| proved by the Mayor on the 10Th day Of
February 1885, and now remains on file
and on record in my office.
! WITNESS my hand and the official seal
Of the City. of Indianapolis, Indiana, this
goth day of February, 1885.
DANIEL J. ONEILL JR.
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