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La gaceta., 1935-08-24
III

Anunciaronle la vista de la
hermana Marta.
Su primer im2ulso fue no re-
clbirla; necesitaba estar sofia.
las Ipersonas extranas aumen-
taban su pena en- vez de conso-
larla.
De pronto, Gamble de pensa-
miento.
La hernanita no era una per
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

fro sea castigo de ELL. iPero 81
no puedo arrancarla de mil.
Isl es superior a mi voluntad l..
LENA de eSpanto Y de ver-
.giienza, exclam6:
i Amar a I'm hombre que no
tpuede ser milo, que pertenece
"a otra m%ujer!... iQue horror y
que Suplicio!
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
DEPORTES
VICTORIA DE LEW FIELD
MAN

New York, Agosto 24-Lew
Feldman, pugil de esta ciudad,
derroto aver, por puntos, a Joe
Doherty. La pelea Sc verified
en- Luna Park, al aire libre.
Feldman pesaba 1921 libras,
cinco mas que su adversario.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

Sc ALQUILA I'm ventilado
portal de dormir Ell la casa de
partamentos de Mrs. Mary C
Roberts, E. Columbus Drive,
1913, Telefono M 65-174.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
La Gaceta Folletin No. 26l
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

zandola a sus rodillas e invitan-
dola a jugar.
TODD 10 habia perdido en- un
dia, en- unas cuantas horas! -.
iTodo!-.. La tranquilidad, la
dicha, su nina, su esposo!-..-
i Infortunada de mi! -ex-
clam6 la sin ventura, la victima
~inocente del egoismo de I'm HON
bre.-i Estoy sola; no tengo a
nadie. en- ell mundo!-... "A Made =!
Y sus sollozos, entonces 81 que
fueron amargos, desgarradores.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

La infeliz temblaba a impul-
sos de sus encontrados senti-
mientos, como tiembla la hoja
en- ell arbol combatida por Ell
huracan...
lQue tempestades mayores
nj mas terribles que las del al
ma?
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
Y acababa lcOr decirse ct

Y acababa tpOr decirse con
desconsoladora amargura:
"-Decida 10 que decida y ha-
ga 10 que haga, ell resultado Sc
"a ell mismo: la soledad y la des
dicha para MI. Mi nal no tie
ne remedio! Ell. mo me anal"
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
j.. Ell TEMPO

LluVias para hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados del sur.
Maxima temperature aver,
IS grades; minima, rs.
Marea alta a las 9:24 a. m.
marea baja a las $50 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

Luis Parga lie ha ofrecido al
Saguero una pelea con ell VEN
cedor del ':bout" de esta noche
en- la capital Guiana, que 10 Sc
ra Manuel Quintero. Al fin
cristalizara ell calculo nuestro
tablas en- Tampa y segundo en-
cuentro en- la Habana.
Y Parga llevara unos GUAM
ltos centenares de pesos a sus
|bolsillos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
.PRIM& VENDRA A PELEA
CoMNEUsEL -

r. s =; s,A, lst':%s; e' !. Ma
olson SquarN Tarden ha con-
certado un sBSVt' entire Pri-
mo Camera, ell Sgante de TIA
liza, y Walter NeuSl, ell gladia-
dor aleman, a quien venciera
Max S~chmeling Los dos han
firmado va los contracts que
les fueran presentados. Toda-
via no Sc ha resuelto 81 ell
match" sera a 10 6 II asal-
tos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

las dos par' ganadas Esta.
dos Unidos sud- al se2undc
puesto, con - ganadas y
1912 perdidas. -,
Los escandinavos encieron a
Irlanda, con anotacA de 312
contra 12. y
Argentina Sgan6 ~ Artidas
contra Finlandia y de- dos
suSpendidas. Alehhine, en- IN
partida suapendida, hizo tablal
con ell hdngaro Steiner. n
Polonia ocupa ell tercer pud
to en- ell torneo con 16 victoria|
y 8 derrotas. Checoeslovaquia
y Yugoeslavia siguen empata-
das en- ell cuarto lugar, con Is
triunfos y 9 derrotas. Austria
y Hungria estan empatadas
con 1412 y 912.
Argentina pas6 al Iquinto lu-
gar, con 1412 y 1872; 1nglate-
IRA tiene IA y 10, y Latvia y
Francia, 1914 y 1872.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

va firm6 ell Relampago Sa-
gGero, como hubo de anunciar
LA Gaceta". Ahora falta la
firma del Chino, del Sr. Alva-
,reZ.
Nosotros creemos que las o.
fertas de Savannah no obliga-
ran al Chino a volver la espal-
da. Aqui la bolsa es segura, 10
que no puede decirse de la de
Georgia. Claro esta que ell Sa-
guero es un 'hueso duro"; pc
70 tambien 10 era Mano Y 81 su
pc pegarle ilegalmente y pc :
merle a dormir.
Con ell cubano de Camagiey
las ilegales maniobras tienen
muy POGO valor.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
CON LOS GUANTE

No es cierto que ell de Ca
maguey pese ahora $50 libras.
ST Sc ha comprometido a pc
sar 149, la tarde de la batalla.
Alimentandose bien Chino po-
dra llegar a las 1877. Una pc
quena diferencia cuando ell que
REQ de menos peso es de los
que "acuestan" en- ell primer
minute del primer asalto.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

Alvarez no ha firmado, aun-
que a Saguero sc lie habia di-
'cho 10 contrario. iPretendera
imponer condolences, asustado
ipor la diferencia de peso?
ST Manuel hizo tablas con ell
,Saguero, no vemos porQue ell
Chino ha de titubear
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

Happy IRawlins, "a, y Carrie
Higgins, 20.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24


tenedora de acclones y una suE
clmpania, a menos que Sc e.
c@ntre necesario un NUMB
mayor, en- favor del interes
"a; todos los sistemas de ~
49, deben ser restringidosA
un sistema integrado en- Ef
DOS contiguous; las companies
de utilidadeS no o5tendran ga
nancia de las tlansacciones con
las comI2anias operantes; Ell mu
tue servicio de las companias%
ruede sef cfeado para anadir
aiciencia aun sistema; pero
las ccmpanias mutuales 0 COO
perativistas no podran realizar
ganancias de transacciones con
las unidades operantes; todos
los sistemas de utilidad estan
sujetos a regulaciones bajo la
nueva ley.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
WAR FEARS AID
ADVANCE IN WHEAT
Application of Sanctions Re-
garded as Germ of More
Friction.
BY JOHN p. BOUGHAN,
Associated Press Market Editor

CHICAGO, November 23.-Wheat
around 81 Q bushel gets backing from
trade assertions that it Is only ques-
ton OF time before q European war
scare will develop.
Although at first the application OF
League OF Nations penalties against
Italy was ignored as q grain market
factor, many traders now say they
see In this the germ of increased
political friction. The result is acute
sharpening Of attention to diplomatic
moves everywhere that appear to bear
the slightest significance relative to
a possible spread Of warlike entangle-
mentS.
War Headlines Scanned.
With war headlines being scanned
eagerly, wheat this morning compared
10 week ago was IL -234 cents a
pushel higher. corn UNCHANGED to 81
on, oats Nh down, and provisions
unchanged to cents decline.
Adding to uneasineSS of the wheat
trade Is talk also current here that the
aggregate harvest now partly under
way In Australia and Argentina will
total lo0,OO0,0O0 bushels less than last
year. The consequence would be the
smallest wheat output from the South.
ern Hemisphere In a number of sea-
sons. Emphasizing this prospect is
word that shipments of wheat from
Argentina and Australia the past week
amount to but 1901 900 bushels. the
scantlest showing for any week in
many years.
European Offerings Small.
Activity of buyers of wheat futures
Is likewise due in some degree to re-
ports that offerings of native wheat
In Europe at present are meager.
Meanwhile, too, primary arrivals Of
wheat in the United States have de-
creased substantially, and -four sales
nave expanded to a material extent.
An important feature in the Chicago
market especially Is the sale of red
Winter wheat here to mills in terri
tory that seldom before have used that
grade.
There Is some disposition to buv
wheat and sell corn on the theory that
while the movement Of corn is ircreas-
ing 1t will be the reverse In the case
of wheat.
Demand for lard has sIackened, but
trade in meats is fair.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO November 90 GH (U. g. Dept.
ot Agr1culture-Cattle. ZOO; calves loo,
Compared Friday last week: Choice and
prime fed steers and yearlings so high
er; good to near-choicc medium weieht
and wetghty kinds. C0a75 I'D; othee
heavles and lower grade light kinds 25a5O
nlgher; middle grades showing most ad-
at IL 90 upward: extreme top. IA 90. high
est since May: best yearIfngs, I32 25: hight
steers, 13 so: S75-pound yearlipgs up to
IL 90. with he1fer yearlingS to IL so: bet
ter grade fat cows and all heifers 25a4O
higher; lover grade beef cows and cutter.
l5a25 up; bulls and vealerS steady: stock
ar,1 traae Tegained regain q early S0Tntu1n closing
steers; growing scarcity strictly grain-fed
cattle and expanded crop shortfedS a feas
ture of general market
sheep. j, 900: for week ending Friday.
1900 directs. Compared Friday last week:
Fat lambs. b0a75 and more higher. clos
ing active at adVance: yearlingS, fully 25a
40 up; aged sheep strong to IS higher.
nrm; weeks Tat lamb top, II.35, high
est since July. 1880; hulk around i0.bOa
II 90. with closing bulk at outside; year.
kinds available at 7.O0a50: native ewes.
4.00a5 .25' at close: top. $50 on choice
Westerns, that price highest since March;
feeding lambs. 7-50a9-5o: bulk. s-75 up-
Hogs. 5000. including 1000 direct:
mostly steady to 5 cents lower than Fri-
days ayerags: better grade. 10000
pouads TOE 'fS
935a5O: good. 4o0-pound sows. s.T5:
shippers took 500; estimated holdover.
1.000.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
GRID FOES LOOK
GOOD IN DEFEAT
Mexico City and Central
EIevens Are Victims OF
Air Attacks.

~ 9TH handed 1870 defeats, Gen.
- trail and Mexico City's all-star
high school teams were conf.
- dent Of reaching their peak
when the elevens clash Friday at
Griffith Stadium in the first inter-
national tilt ever scheduled in the
District.
Twice advancing deep into San
Antonio High School territory on
passing attacks, the Mexicans suc-
cumbed to O counter air raid in the
last half.
Fullback Luis Romo, -blooded
Aztec Indian. provided the feature OF
the game with o spectacular running
kick which caught the San Antonio
scholastic outfit hat-footed.
Running hard to his left, Romo
doomed long spiral of his right foot
which set San Antonio back to its
5-yard line. Mario Flores, who re-
placed Capt. Ernesto Villarreal at
quarterback, and Octavio Haro,
tackle, were outstanding for the
Mexicans.
Central, repuising every Petersburg
High ground-gaining attempt, also
fell before passing attacks yesterday
at Petersburg, Va.
One of Virginia's ranking scholastic
eleyens, Petersburg was forced to take
to the air to overcome Centrsfs stsr-
ling line play.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
GARIBALDI IN DEBUT
MeShk0ff Trains STAFF.

Ralph Garibaldi, brother of colorful
Gino daribaldi. today was added TO
the wrestling card which unveils Joe
Turner'S Fourteenth and w streets
arena next Thursday night.
Said to be counterpart of his pug
nactous brother and expected to
achieve stardom here. the younger
Garibaldi will oppose Herby Freeman,
roly-poly Jewish Lad. In 30-minute
support Of Chief Little Wolf and Jack
Donovan.
Instructed In mat technique by Gino
and big winner since casting his lot
with the professionals, Ralph will be
booked here frequently in the future
If he lives up to expectations, Promoter
Joe Turner ayers.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
DR.. HARRIS TO SPEAK
ON "WHY THIS WASTE

At Foundry n. Z. Church tomogroW
morning Or. Frederick Brown Harris
win preach on why This Wastee"
There will be a musical service at Q
pm, when the large chorus choir, I'M
der the direction of Justin Lawrie, viii
render the oratorio. Song of Thanks
giving" by Msunder.
Preceding the evening service, the
second Thanksgiving harvest musical
win be presented by the young people
under the auspices Of the Epworth
League. This will take place In the
dramatic hall
At ii o'clock Thanksgiving DR.. Har-
ris win preach q Thanksgiving mes
sage at the church Of the States serv-
ice. His sermon subject viii be THE
Nation Says Grace"
Evening star., 1935-11-23
MISSIONS LEADER
IS GUEST SPEAKER
Or. John Mcdowell VIII Ad.
dress Congregation
Here.

DR.. John Mcdowell, secretary Of the
Board of National Missions OF the
Presbyterian Church In the United
States, viii be the guest preacher at
the Covenant-Ptrst Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at the IL o'clock
service. He win take ss his subject:
"a Challenge Of Loyalty"
The annual Thanksgiving services
will be held Thursday at II O'Clock,
Or. Mccartney presiding. There will
be no Thursday evening vespeF service.
The Covenant Fellowship viii be ad-
dressed tomorrow ut 7 pm. by g. q.
5chmitkin on Bible Study" The
Westminster group. under the leader
ship OF Davidson Miller. will discuss
Love In the Christian Home" From
8 to 7 O'Clock tea II served In the
chapel.
Or. Mccartney and Or. sizoo Of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
will be hosts 10 oil the elders, deacons
and trustees OF the various churches In
washington Presbytery next Tuesday
evening. One Of the secretaries Of
the Board Of National Missions viii
address the group on the work
throughout the United States and
Senior Elder Martin will tell OF the
work OF the local Presbytery. A 90.
ciai viii follow.
Rev. Mr.. Allison, assistant minister,
viii preach ut the Sixth Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
The All Corners Mems Bible Class
will be addressed tomorrow az e:4s
by DR.. Charles Thorn on The Mes
sage OF the Two Prophets"
Evening star., 1935-11-23
Washington Produce

BuTrER-one-p pound prints fp2 scoYe)
~; tub. 3bi l-poupd prints 600 scoYel
tub. SO.
MEATs-Beef, l0haIs veal, I7hals;
lamb. lpa20; pork loins. 26a2e; hams
fresh: 23a24i smoked 2sa29; strip bacon
o5a3b; lard. l7alS; compound. 13al8E
Prices By ths United States Bureau Of
y, SSG0sEMsrkst !S weak and .. O. Extras
% caaneed Ieen, r,.nt 10Ssr; . Gtnsr grsdss IN; M
cents: Hennery Whites. large. So 70 3I
cents ooyerpment graded and dated
white eggs Gneluding grading and market.
Ing COSTS: U. o. Extras. large. 80 cents
Y: =; Extras. mediums. 81 cents: y. O.
Standards. large, 80 cents.
a,II 1--we T,.b brouLTEYL;Market ,!It. ;.a on TURKEYS
heavy. 10 to 20 cents: Leghorns. IL K
eSstsn: Ssa:' PFHSsssu ROeRs e y ssns ssTE'
mixed colors. 10 10 ~ cents. Plymouth
ROCK 5rolleys. under pounds. "A to %
cents TURKEYS. young hens and toms. 2E
Gs59 es59tff h. all sig sizes: Fe; q. is 70 2o cents
Guinea fowl. yeung. 20 cents to 81 pair
Evening star., 1935-11-23
SERVICES TO BE HELD
TOMORROW FOR DEAD

Special memorial services In honor
OF those who died during the last Il
months will be held at Coneordia
Lutheran Evangelical Church tomor-
row n the German service at 10 am.
and in the English at ii:15 am. Rev.
Charles Endes has as his topic for
both Of these services Blessed Dying. 1"
In the German service the special
music win be rendered by the David
son Giee Club under the leadership Of
John r. Monroe. The choir will
render the cantata, 1.-The Magnidcat, I"
by Johann Sebastian Bach. IN the eve
ming.
Thanksgiving services Thursday at
1920 am.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
PLAN SPECIAL SERVICE

The Incarnation Lutheran Congre-
CATION VIII hold o national Thanks
giving day service next Thursday at
10:30 am. Tomorrow at II am. the
pastor, Rev. Henry Manken, jr., win
preach On "A Temple Chest With o
Hole Bored In It's Lid"
The Young Peoples Luther League
at 1880 pm. will be in charge Of
Miss Martha Folks Sunday school
class. with Lillian Br1lnner as leader
and J. H. Fahrenbach the speaker on
the subject, Making the Most Of
My Opportunities"
The Women's Guild announces O
Christmas bazaar and oyster supper
December from 8 to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Frankie Klick, 1897,
San Francisco, outpointed Al Roth,
134k. New. York uo); Jimmy
Christy. 1921. Chicago, outpointed
Red Guggino, 1874, Hartford, Conn.
(s); Aldo spoidi, 1854, Italy, knocked
out Ernie Rather. 1879, Newark, n. j.
%; Indian Hurtado, 1891, Panama,
outpointed Lew Feldman, 1873, Brook
lyp QO); Willie Pal, l36x, Albany,
NJ Y, outpointed Joe Eyarcne. 18Th,
Throop. Pa, "a; Leo Kodak. 1904.
Chicago, outpointed Lou lombard,
New Jersey, l33, lio).
BOSTON.--Jack 6harkey, 1876,
knocked out Eddie CUnknown) Win
ston, lS5. Hartford Conn, %.
CHICAGO.-Davey Day, l33&
Chicago, outpointed Roger Bernard,
1914, Flint Mich, (l0): Billy Miller,
147. Milwaukee, and Ernie Kulasik,
1901, Chicago, drew 90; Bus Breese,
1873, Manhattan, Kan, outpointed
Mickey Genaro. 1856, Hartford, Conn.
(6); Johnny Erjavec. 1901, Duluth.
MINI, knocked out George Kutulis,
l75h, Chicago %: Harold Brown,
145, Chicago, outpointed Danny
Mellilo. I4s, Cincinnati az.
PHILADELPHIA-Tony FaIco,
1923, Philadelphia, outpointe d
Johnny Jadick, 1861, Philadelphia
(10).
BISMARCK, N. Dak.-Dick DEM
array, las. Bismarck, stopped Jack
Moore, 1431k, Duluth, MINI, 80; wild
Bill Hasselstrom, 1888, Bismarck,
knocked out otto Petroskie, 1913, Fort
Lincoln, N. OAK. 90; Rusty Gramiin,
l45, Bismarck, and Wen Lambert, las,
Duluth, drew ~.
BELLEFOURCHE. s. Dak.-Joe
Jaramillo, knocked out Frisco Kid,
Scottsbluff, Nebr. (3); Ted Carols,
Beiiefourche, knocked out Eddie
ChSm, Scottsbluf (2): Joe Ditto
Deadwood, S. OAK, outpointed Cecil
Long, Centeryille, s. OAK. %; Stub
Gross, Scottbluff. knocked out Patsy
Brannigan. Deadwood %: Lloyd
Harmon, Bellefourche, outpointed
George Middleton, Rapid City, 8. Oak.
t3); Sammy Martinez, Bellefourche,
knocked out Mickey Mcdonald, Rapid
City.
SAN DIEGO. Calf-Hank Hank
tnson, 2l6. Akron, Ohio, stopped
Wally Hunt. 2l6, Bakersfield, Calf. (3).
WORCESTER, Mass.-Mickey Ser
rian, IA, New York, awarded techni.
cal knockout over Tony CataIano,
ia, Providence, r. ]. in Fourth
round (10).
Evening star., 1935-11-23
Winston Takes Couple Of Thrilling Dives
Keache Heights Ring
rot have been called for by the

not have been called for by the
script.
The crowd of $4,000 gave sharkey
an ovation. The yelis continued
while the two performers siueeed
and ducked In the middle of the
ring. Then Unknown" Winston
climbed to the springboard for his
spectacular plunge from thrilling
heights to certain death" He went
down under an cff-center left hook
and an invisible right to the body,
He writhed and groaned on the
canvas till the referee counted him
out.
Act 2-The producers decided the
show needed q bit more polish.
The customers hurled sugar Jumps
into the ring. The referee con.
suited with Dan Kelly State boring
commissioner. and IL YVES liaaiii.
mcusly agreed TO stage the fight
over again. Sharkey got credit for
Evening star., 1935-11-23
DR.. RAPHAEL MILLER
TO DISCUSS HITLER
National City Christian Church
. Minister to Continue Series
on Current Topics.

Thanksgiving, 1e35-Why I Am
Grateful" win be the discourse Of DR..
Raphael Harwood Miller. minister Of
the National City Christian Church.
tomorrow morning.
At the evening service Or. Miller
will give the third In his series of dis
cussions Of popular topics. He will
discuss Hitler and the Good Old
German God"
Homebuilders Class will meet at the
home Of Rev. j. Raymond Mills and
Mrs. Mills. at 5z06 Northampton ave-
mite. The college-age young people
win have q fellowship meeting We'd
nesday evening at the home Of DR..
ard Mrs. r. II. Miller. 2S4o Cortland
place.
Evening star., 1935-11-23

nies Mr.. Sharkey shook the water
OF his shoulders and said:
81 fought a hard three rounds.
How many times do I have TO
knock a guy out7"
Then. with his famous smile OF
victory flashing 30 hard that the
customers WINGED, the histrionic
sailor hurried away to pocket the
5000 he had earned, If earned
k the word ! want.
ShRrkey may be able to stow
away several thousand dollars
more before his comeback CAM
paign Is over. He'll never fight
Louis. II he does, It win be a
cruelier spectacle than the spec.
tacle last night, wherein Mr.
unknown" Winston was forced
to labor fiye minutes overtime
without extra pay. Diving %
nice work If you can get 1t.
lCopyright. 1885. BY the North Ameriea
Newspaper Alliance. 1Hc.)
Evening star., 1935-11-23
LUTHERANS TO HOLD
SPECIAL SERVICES
Missionary Society, Light Bri.
gade and League to Conduct
THANKSGIVING Rites.

At the IL o'clock service tomorrow
In the Lutheran Church Of the Refor-
nation, Or. Oscar r. Blackwelder,
pastor. win speak on Unconscious
Influence" At 8 pm. he viii con-
tinue his series on Pilgrims Of the
Dawn" using the theme, The
Smallest OF the Great"
A special Thanksgiving service viii
be held at 6:45 tomorrow under the
Joint auspices Of the women's Mis-
sionary Society. Light Brigade and
Luther League, TO which the public is
invited
The annual Thanksgiving service
will be held at 1890 am. Thursday
In cooperation with st. Marks and
6t. Johns Lutheran Churches. Rev.
l. Ralph Tabor Of Middletown, Md,
will preach the sermon.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
NEW YORK, BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. November % Op.-New
York Security Dealers ASSOCIATION:
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. November % R.-Poultry
live. 81 trucks: easy: hens less than AZ
hens. IA; Rock springs. 20: coiored. 10;
Leghorn chickens I6; Goosters- Il; hen
turkeys, 2319; young toms, %; old. 90:
No. 2 turkeys 10; heavy white ducks. lS;
small, 1874; heavy colored ducks, IL; small,
15hz; geese. 16h: eapons. 81 pounds. "a
Dressed turkeys steady, prices un-
ehanged.
Butter. 4.544; steady; prices UNCHANGED.
Eggs. 1893; steady; prices unchanged.
Potatoes. SS; on track. 3S3; total
United States shipments. 37s: about steady
for best stock, supplies liberal. trading
very slow; sacked: per hundredweight.
sales, 1:S5a1 sss: o. g. No. 2. I$5a
l.3712; Wisconsin round whites, u. s.. No.
i. 1.12H2a1.271z; commercial 1.10; Michi-
gan russet rurals. u 9. No I. I20al p;
and North Dakota Red River section Cob
biers. fair quality showing freezing injury.
1.35: showing freezing injury. LOS: South
Dakota early Ohios. unclaSsihed, 80; Colo
rado McClures. q. 8. No. 1. good quality
and color. 1.65.
Evening star., 1935-11-23

the suggestion. and winston did
not object. He had been dragged
to his corner after the first knock
out but he seemed fresh and ready
for the second.
Act 5-The boys came out snari-
ing, and Mr.. Winston, determined
to earn his nights pay before going
home, lasted one full round with
out losing his balance. In the sec
ond round, though, he was poised
on the edge Of the tank again.
Before you say "nan overheard"
MIR. Sharkey threw another in
visible punch. and Unknown" was
down for o count Of nine. He got
up and went down again, this time
executing q beautiful jsck-knife
dive with . tfree-duarter twist.
he stayed under water for oil OF
10 seconds.
At the eonctaslan Of the eerenao-
Evening star., 1935-11-23
PREsBYTERY TO MEET

The Presbytery OF Washington city
has called m important conference Of
ell the elders, deacons and trustees Of
the Presbyterian churches Of this area
In the Coyenant-First Presbyterian
Church next Tuesday evening.
Dr.. J. Hiliman Hollister viii speak
on "The Appraisal OF Presbyterianism
In Our City" Dr.. william p. Shriyer
of the Board of Nationai Missions In
New York will present the work OF
Presbyterianism throughout the
United States and Il. w. Martin viii
bring o report of the trustees Of Pres
bytery. DR.. Eizoo and Or. Mccartney
win be hosts at the social following the
conference.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, November % LP.-Foreigr
exchange hrm: Great Britain in dollars.
otdsss in cents Great so Britain, demand 1sa
Italy, eemand. $40; cables. S.1o De-
mands: Belgium 1921; Germany. free,
40.23; res tourist % 90; reg. commercial
21.95; Holland, 67.63; Norway. go;
2.1S; Switzerland. 32 "a; Spain. IS 65;
PortugaL $50; Greece. pa: Poland,
2.2s; Austria, Is son; Hungary. 2a .65n;
Rumania. SO; Argentina. 30 -e0n; Brazil.
S.55l2n Toxic. 2S.72: SHANGHAI. 2a 90;
Hongkong "a IS; Mexico City. 27-s5;
Montreal in New York. 80. 9.06k4; New York
in Montreal 100 9334.
Nominal
Evening star., 1935-11-23
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

CEORGETOWN left this morning
on the longest trip ever made
by Blue and Gray eleven, headed
for st. Louis, where it will meet the
st. Louis University team on
Thanksgiving. It viii be the last
game Of the season for the Hoyas.
The following players have been
chosen TO represent the District
against an all-high eleven from
Baltimore here on Saturday: Doav-
rick. Young, Easter, Nash, Gray
son, Saxon. Culngan, Wise, Peck,
Oehsenreiter, Mcdonald, Pfeiffer,
Chase. Mackall, DAILY, Keech and
Milhoff.
Catholic University may not have
such an easy time winning from
Gallaudet in its final game on
Thanksgiving. G. u. has three
men laid up with inturies-Mur-
ply, Rogers end Greer-while the
Kendall Green eleven has several
plays calculated to tax the alert
ness Of any eleven.