davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-06-14
PART TWO

-1RENT cast desperate eyes up and down
the Desamparados, totally deserted at
that hour. All his boasted equanimity
j was gone Records of newspapers and
police blotters to the contrary, this sort of
thing simply didn't happen to people like him
and Kathleen. A moment ago she had been
close behind him; now she had vanished from
the earth without cry! Toward the north the
street. pinched out to nothing against curious
old church. Trent dropped the cobblestone
he had picked up intending to pound on
some one of the closed doors, then he turned
south and started to run. Rounding the first
corner he crossed San Isidro glanced right
and left at its emptiness, and continued to the
Merced before lone policeman stopped him,
took one look and spoke in English.
Trent poured out his story. 1t was only after
talking for two or three minutes he realized
the policeman's knowledge of English was
limited to the few phrases necessary to tell
strangers their way. The two stared at each
other in utter confusion, then Trent hit on
the word telephone and moment later both
were off at half trot, down one street and up
another, until the lights of an all-night cafe
burst upon them Selling the directory, Trent
looked up the number of the American Con-
suate General and pointed at it. The police
man studied the location, shook his head
doubtfully but dialed Of course there was no
answer They sought in vain for residence
address, then tried to reach the American
Embassy. Again no answer.
How can find out where they live, where
they Sleep" asked Trent despairingly his
fingers busy in his pockets to make sure he
had money. In their fumbling they encoun-
tered Naditos card. He pulled it out, stared
at it and held it before the policeman's eyes
Look! Get me taxi. This is where wish to
CO."
The man read, glanced at him Curiously and
scowled. Nevertheless he Communicated the
first car to pass and murmured instructions to
the driver. Ten minutes later Trent sprang
out, stopped and stared. Seldom had he seen
a nobler dwelling in more appropriate set
ting, but no light showed from the front and
apparently the lodge was unocCupied. There
was second gate around the corner. He went
to it and found it was only an exit, but look
ing again toward the dwelling he caught
CLEAN of light through one of the metal shut
ters. Gathering up handful of gravel he
threw it with all his might and few of the
heavier pebbles reached the mark. There was
a moment of suspense, then the light was ex-
tinguished. He hurled another handful of
pebbles.
Evening star., 1936-06-14

H~ ONT co. Never mind why. Nobody
can make you just say you won't
- Don't CO..
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

Err6neamente Sc ha corrido
ell rumor de que la temporada
de matinees, en- ell Centre Es-
panol, terminals ell pr6ximo
domingo.
No hay motivo para que los
bales domin.cales Sc terminen,
nos dice ell atento Presidente
de la Secci6n de Recreo, Gerar
dc Cigarran. Mientras el pd-
blico siga acudiendo como has
ia ahora, estamos dispuestos a
continuar la temporada, en- las
mismas condolences con la or
questa Don Fran ,isco" y los
mismos precios.
Ell domingo sc volvera a bal
lar en- la sala alta del Centre
Espanol, y asf sucesivamente
hasta que ell pGblico disponga
otra cosa.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
CENTRIC OBRERO
ToRNEo DE DOMINO

Desde hace varios dias Sc
viene jugand1 todas las noches
"un torneo de domino" en- ell
cue toman parte los "chicos"
mas sobresalientes en- este d.
vertido juego.
Las personals que en- este "tor
neo" toman parte, son comp ST.
guen: Martinez y Ramil (los
dc; a%tenienses) Castillo y Ale
JIG Clos leones); GonzaIo v Pc
pin (palcmitas) Faedo Y Pa
quito Gas dos Chernas) Soils
y Esp6li.a (aceite y vina2re) !;
Mano y Jeronimo (vaselina fe-
nicada) Lopez e Inclan (espa-
da: sin p%untas); Gonzalez y
Horta (lcs 8 y 6 de la U 1867.
i Ell tribunal esta compuesto
por los Eases de las senteneias
midas, Ramonin Rodriguez y
Aurelio Prado. Ell companero
Antonio Lombardero no acept6
este cargo, porque como 81 dice
Sc siente "herido" al no incluir
10 en- csc "turniello".
A los ganadores del mismo Sc
les cbsequiara con IN suculen-
to almuerzo: ternera a:ada y
macarrones. Estos seran confec
cionados por ell amigo Vicente
Vaccaro, ell cual segGn nos cons
ia, los cara cen les deb;dos no.
nores a Ia terra Musolinesca.
ARTURO,
Corresponsal.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

del Ritz, dara todos los saba
dos, a partir del pr6ximo, 10
que el llama un "Whoopee
Party, solamente para los nj
nos. Empezara este juego a las
cinco y Sc sortearan 20 pre-
mics.
Ell Sr. Creek ha contratado
buenas pelfculas del oeste y .
tras producciones q'1e estan
en- ell gusto de los n.hos.
La empre,a dentro de POGO
instalara I'm nuevo aparato que
permite mejor y mas clara au
dici6n y que Sc llama High
Fidelity. Este equipo cristali-
"a ell sonido Quiaandole la aspe-
reza que tenga al ser emitido.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
APROB0 Ell ALCALDE Ell
DEL
MUELLE DE A

FL alcalde Chancey di6 cuen-
ia anoche al ayuntamiento de
haber firmado la ordenanza
prorrogando Ell arrendamiento
del muelle Rex Beach, hasta
1914, al Sr. Rotureau, ell actual
arrendatario. Los concejales to-
maron ell acuerdo de prorrogar
ell contrato por cinco amos mas,
aunque ell actual tenia como
termino el 81 de Enero de 1889.
Asegura ell alcalde que ell
arrendamiento es convenience a
los intereses pGblicos y que,
ademas, Ell no tiene autoridad
para rehusar firmar ell contra
to, no siendo por una orden ju-
dicial.
81 dfa 8 de Diciembre Ell ayun
tamiento acOrd6 la pr6rroga del
c%ontratO pcr los votos de los
ediles Sres. Watson, socio de
Rotureau en- otros negocios;
Nue.io, D'Arpa, Pacheco, Ro-
seniaal, Emerson y Raglan. Sc
oprsieron Faver, Snipes, Epps,
Hixon y Hudgings.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
UN POLICIA MATO A UN IN
DIVIDU0 DE LA RAZA
NEGRA

Cuando salia anoche de la.
cochera de la casa del DR.. E.
R. Oberlin, en- ell 1909 de West
Cass, ell vigilante D. A. Trus-
dell dispar6 sobre ell negro J.
G. Hill, del 11O8 de la Gale
Union, hiriendolo gravemente.
81 negro muri6 POGO despues
en- ell hospital.
Va Sra. Oberlin lie v.6 entrar
en- la cochera Y av.s6 a la po-
licfa. Ell negro emprendi6 la flu
ga y no quisO atender la init
maci6n que Sc lie hiciera. Sec
cion6 ell proyectil una arteria
de la pierna izquierda.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
LAS TARJE-
TAS DE CORTESIA Y LOS
UUGARES ESPECIALES
DE PARADA s8r

Ell CONCEAL Victor Rosenthal
present6 anOche una moci6n en-
ell ayuntamiento, que fue apro-
bada, cortando los lugares espe-
ciales de parada para funcio-
1ariOs pGblicos y retirando to-
las tarjetas de cortesia. De
ia Ell acuerdo sin efecto resolu-
clones anteriores, por estimar
cOmite de relaciones pdblicas
que los altos empleados no me-
recen ventajas que no tienen o.
tros ,ciudadanos.
La ordenanza en- vigor sera
enmendada de acuerdO con la
actitud de los 6diles.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
NORMAN THOMAS HABLA-
RIA EN- ST. PETERSBURG
Y TAMPA

Ell sabado por la noche, a las
7:45, hablara en- Williams Park
st. Petersburg, ell jefe socialis-
ia Norman Thomas.
A las 8 de la tarde del domin-
go hablara en- Tampa, en- ell
auditorium municipal.
En- la ciudad de allende ell
puente de Candy Ihablara sobre
la guerra y los Expenditures, v
aqui sobre ell case de Jose Shoe
maker. Ell domingo por la no
che Thomas saldra hacia Mia
mi, a asi:tir a un mitin del eje-
cutivo de la Federation Ameri-
cana del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
COOPER c PREef.
DENTE DE LA SOCIEDAD
DE ABOGADOS

La Association de Abogados
de Tampa celebr6 snoche una
reunion y en- ella eligi6 presi-
dente al Sr. B. L. Cooper, que
sucedera a Frank T. Phillips.
Para acompanar a Cooper en-
la direction resultaron electos
w. E. Thompson, vicepresiden-
tie: Laban G. Lively, s~ecretario;
Fred Brown, tesorero. Directo-
res: Herbert S. Phillips, Bur-
ten G. Henson, j. D. Bruton,
Oliver c. Maxwell y Richard
Morales.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
Corte de 10 Criminal
LA CAUSA DE IRA HOLMES

Por enfermedad del asisten-
tie fiscal Leroy Allen, que lleva-
ra la acusaci6n, hubo de suspen
derse aver la vista de la causa
contra Ira Holmes, acusado de
agredir a Leo Day. Ell juez De-
well, mandado a presidir en- au-
sencia del Sr. Petteway, con-
cedi6 ell aplazamiento, previa la
anuencia del abogado Walter
Burnside. Holmes Sc halla
en- libertad bajo fiauza de S.
600.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 6:35, Milton KelIam;
200, Myrt Y Marge; 80 Kate
Smith; $50, George Burns Y
Oracle Allen; 900, Lily Pons ;
$50, Ray Noble; 1000, The
Gang Busters; 1890, la mar
cha Gel TEMPO; 10 ,45, Ray
mond L. Buell. con ell tema: Els
la neutralidad deseable?; IL :15
Abe Lyman; 11:3O, Claude
Hopkins.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: $50, n~oticias
Gas, Lowell Thomas; 7:3O, las
escuelas; 80, familia de un
hc.mbre; $50, orquesta de Pc
dro Via; 900, Fred Allen; 10:
Is, de mdsica; 1890, Music
Guild. IL 100, Eddy Dublin;
IL 80, Enoch Light; IL 100, VIC
linista Shandor: IL :O8, Harold
Stern, Y 1890, drama.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
WILLIAMS DESISTIQ
DE BUSCAR A REDFERN

Georgetown, Guayana Ingle-
sa, Enero l5.-Art Williams, Ell
notable aviador, que ihabia sail
do en- busca de Paul Redfern, ell
photo extraviado desde 1927,
regres6 aver a esta cirdad, de-
sistiendo de la bdsqueda. Rea-
lizaba Williams la exploration
por cuenta de Edward Sill, un
comerciante, que Sc habia COM
prOmetido a abonar todos los
gastos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
Avanzan las horas

AVanZan las nOrAS
Para ell Carnival Latino"
cue con gran empeno prepare
la Camara de Concrete d.
West Tampa, en- ell Centro Els
panel del barrio allende del
Labor en- que ha puesto gran
entusiasmo ell Presidente de la
.Camara ~westampena, ST.. Leon
Cain; Norman Kirckonell,
manager del teatro Royal; De-
g5do, DR.. Cimino y otros ele-
mentos valiosos del barrio oes
tie.
Las aspirantes a reina y da-
mas de corte componen un
grupo de graciosas y bonitas
damitas, que gozan de muchas
simpatias.
FL acto de la coronation Sc
~trasmitira por la estaci6n
.WDAE.
Sc bailara en- los altos con
las orquestas "Mano Sanchez"
" Don Francisco" Y en- la sala
cantina con Los Bohemios".
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
Nuevos o~ficiales

Celebr6 antenoche su junta
semanal ell "Club Atletico, de
los C. P. c." y Sc nombraron
los nuevos of. ciales. He aqui
sus nombres:
Pr~esidente, Constantine
P~rendes;; Vice, Oswaldo Del
gado; Secretario y Tesorero,
Armando Rodriguez, y Rep6r-
ter, Sebastian Gonzalez. Los
oficiales que cesaron Sc NOM
bran Mike Mesa, Presidente ;
Vice, Armando Rodriguez; Sc
cretario, Rene Garcia, y Teso.
zero, Efr6n Vega.
Nuestro saludo a la nueva
mesa. -
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

Dificil operation
Antier fue operada en- la
.Quinta "Covadonga" la nina
de cinco amos Anilda Tagle, hi
ia de los esposos Juan y Ang6
lice Tagle.
Presentaba esta nina una de
formidad abdominal.
I'm case raro, que llam6 la
atenci6n de los medicos que ia
cxaminaron.
La pequeha enfermita repo-
sa tranquilamente en- su lecho
y parece en- Was de complete
restablecimiento.
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

Aprobadas las fechas de dos grandes fiestas
por la Directiva del Cenro Espanol

La Junta Directiva del Cen
tro Espahol Sc reuni6 aver en-
cl palacio de Ybcr, en- la Septi-
ma avenioa acordando verifi-
car dos grandes fiestas de be-
neficio en- ell presente aho, una
81 domingo 10 de abril y la otra
e domingo 6 de septiem5re.
Como en- a1os anteriores, la
d.rsct.va, en- su primera reu-
zion del ano, acord6 las fechas
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
Ell CIUDADA-
NO SCULLEY

Tn antique vecino de Tampa,
ell 81. T. J. Sculley, de 81 amos,
falleci6 aver en- ell hospital mu-
nicipal.
Llevaba 80 amos de residen-
te en- Tampa y pertenecia al
Club Rotaric, Caballeros de Co.
Ion, tripulaci6n de Gasparilla
los Elks.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

de esos benefici,s, que dirigi-
"a la siempre enthusiastic Sec
ci6n de Pre- uganda.
La Secci6n de Propaganda,
como Saben nuestros lectores,
there a su cargo ell pago de re-
cibcs a los socios enfermos o
sin trabajc.
Agradecemos ell afectroso sa
lud2 que la Directiva nos dedi-
ca.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

de ayeriguar quienes son los in
'~iyiauos, de alta pcsici6n, que
lntervinieron en- Ell crimen CO.
mo directories intelectuales.
Cinco individuos declararon
aver ante ell gran jurado, los
Sres. Tittswerth, jefe de poll
ella en- use de licencia; Frank
Hill, John Regal, Jack Phillips
y R. w. Simpson.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
Dos agentes espociales del Gobemador Sholtz
investigated ell asesnat ode Joe Shoemaker

Anoche Sc supo en- esta ciu-
dad que Ell go59rnador lei esta-
dc, David Sholtz, haSia manda-
DO dos %agentes suyos a esta ciu-
dad a iavestigar ell asesinato de
jose 8 oemaker y que esos
lhombres estan recogiendo de-
TALES de gran impcrtancia.
Aseg1rase que esos detecti-
YES de Sholtz tienen la mi ion
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
LAS REMESAS DE A
N

Habana, Enero 15.-El Co
bierno espera que lleguen con
rapidez las remesas de plata
acuhada, con un valor de ST.
O00, 900.
En- esos Z millones Ell gobier-
no tendra una utilidad de 49,
100000, dinero que Immediate.
mente invertira en- perentorias
atenciones del estado.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
EN- GRAVE ESTADO
Ell DIR. McRAE

ContinIa en- muy grave esta-
do, en- ell hospital municipal, ell
conocido medico DR.. Earl H.
McRae, jefe de la Cruz Roja en-
Tampa. Ell medico ingres6 ha-
ce un mes en- Ell hospital y en-
las ultimas 4S horas su estado
Sc grave. Hay pocas esperan-
zas de que pueda s~alvarse.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
I'm paseo de la
Seccion de Damas

Seccion de Damas
I'm canton caprichosamentc
adornado con heno conducira
en- un ebay ride, hasta Bal :
last Point, a las muchachas
que componen la Seccion de
Damas del Centre Espanol.
ALI, disfrutando de la fres-
ca brisa habra un "wiene
roast. Gran n1mero de salchi
chas seran "sacrificadas" al ca
lor de grandes hogueras.
La bora de partida sera a
las z y media, frente al Centre
Espanol de Ybor. Las damitas
han invitado a esta fiesta a la
Secci6n de Recreo.
Aprecio la invitaci6n que me
envian.
FL paseo Sc suspendio para
mahana a la misma bora y en-
ell mismo lugar.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

Por la estaci6n WDAE Y ca
dena Columbia cantara esta no
che, de 9 a $50, la soprano Ii
ly Pons, con la orquesta de An
dres Kostelanetz. Els ell prd2ra-
ma de los cigarrillos Chester
La gaceta., 1936-01-15
CABALLEROS DEL AGUILA
DE GRO
Castillo Crist6bGl Colon No. z

Por este medic Sc cita a to-
dos los miembros de este Casti-
lilo para la junta extraordinaria
que Sc celebrara ell jreves 16 del
corriente, en- nuestro edificio
con ell fin de tratar asuntos de
mucha importancia.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

En- ell Teatro Ritz
Mr.. E. N. Greek, manager
La gaceta., 1936-01-15

Austerole. rreparadA con acalta
puro de mostaza y ctron actIvOa IN.
gredientes producira los mismOa
erectcs Cue Ell anttguo parche d0
mostaza, sin 1eJar ampollas.
Austerole suele aliViar con pron-
htud bronquitis. dolores de garRRn.
"a toseg, resfri-doa, neuralgia.
congestiones. reumatlsmoa, torcedu-
ra4, dolores musculares c~ontuslo-
mes, y toda clase de males y dole.
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitaF
las pulmOnlas. Vendeaa en- tOdAn
tss dregueriaa . S5c y csc, an
sarros y en- ruboG TamahO de hess
asior ~, an psrsAo Do ~ssta.a.
ElNllI1
~~%A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-13

house visited yesterday. To-
Gated about Is minutes by bus
from downtown, there Is a nice
sized room and private bath.
This is on the first floor Of the
house, has two exposures and
all they are asking for it Is
$50.
1900 BLOCK BRANDYWINE
STREET, N. w.
Another room that might suit
your purposes is on Brandy
wine Street with a private
family. The room has q double
bed, easy chair, good lights and
has two exposures. Here you
would not be confined to your
room as the freedom Of the
entire house is offered to you
including q porch, which will be
q most popular place In a few
short months. Rental is most
reasonable.
FOXHALL VILLAGE:
Continuing down wisconsin
Avenue, I drove into Foxhall
Village. This is a lovely place,
built around the English plan
Of having houses grouped
around parkways and gardens.
There is something so restful
and beautiful about this place.
In one of The corner houses,
facing a beautiful driveway,
the owner is offering a room
and private bath with home
cooked meals (this is for two
people, at 500 a month. Rare.
ly do we have an opportunity
to present a chance like this In
this locality.
ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE:
Suppose I let you in on a
secret. You know the demand
for houses around Dupont Cir.
Gle and Of their extreme scarce
ness. Well, here's ono that will
answer that long felt want. An
English basement type Of home
consisting of twelve rooms,
four baths and lavatory on
the first floor. This is y most
unusual house in every respect,
SO don't hesitate, see It at
once.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-13

Houses for Rent-Furnished SO
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Attractively
furnished. 7 rooms. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
porches fireplace. elec. refrigerator, gar
age, oil heat, strictly residential. NO. 1910
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-13
CONN. AVE. ABOVE
DUPONT CIRCLE:

On exclusive Connecticut
Avenue just a short distance
above Dupont Circle there is a
guest house that is well known
for its distinctivenesS and
character. Spacious well fur
nished rooms (some with wood
burning fireplaces, while others
have an attractive arrange
ment' of windows) that are
most appealing. This house is
operated on a high class
standard and provides charm.
ing place to live. Rates for
rooms are reasonable and of
course you know what a de-
uehtful section this is to live
Ia. # interested contact my Of.
flee, I will be glad to give you
further details.
FALKLAND MANOR:
Long winter evenings before
a huge fireplace with a friend.
" crowd are something to look
forward to and there is no
more pleasant manner in
which to pass time away. In
this guest house which is well
known for its splendid cuisine
and is managed by experienced
people, there are q few va
cancies at this time. This house
offers a great deal In the way
Of comfortable living, as the
rooms are very large. has mod.
ern baths and showers and there
Is a certain charm found only
In the houses Of bygone days.
This. was formerly the home Of
a well-known Marylander and
the present occupants have put
in up-to-date convenienceS, yet
retained the charm Of the house
of yesterday. Meals are served
under the supervision Of an ex-
pert dietitian. II you want an
unusual pace In which to live.
see this at my suggestion.
ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH:
It Is no fun to sleep late and
then have to wait your turn in
the bathroom, So my idea Of
complete luxury is to have my
own bath. In this detached
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-13

1888 Chevrolet Cabriolet- con
Paint, tires, motor and DOO
general condition fine. Down
Ask for Car No. 1925.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-13

1885 Ford VS. Pickup @OAS
y ton. Perfect 5000
throughout. You simply can
not tell 1t from a new truck.
Ask for Car No. %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
JAIL ORDER INI
 |CONTEMPT CASE
Judge Issues Instructions to Arrest HaCkensOn for
 6O-Day Sentence

Judge Earnest c. Simpson in superior court today ordered the ar- rest of George Hackenson of this city for contempt of court, and in- structed the clerk of the court to issue a mittimus commit ting Hackenson to New Haven County jail for 60 days. Hackenson was sentenced to jail for contempt last Friday, but the order was re- scinded and he was given till today to pay up past duo alimony.
 When Attorney T. E. Conway told the court this morning that Hacken- son had made no effort to give any- thing to his wife since last Friday, Judge Simpson gave the order for his arrest and imposed the 60-day jail sentence.
 On March 27, Hackenson was Or- dered to pay e20 weekly to his wife for her support while her divorce action against him was pending. Last week her attorney reported that Hackenson had ignored the court order entirely. HackenSon himself took the stand but did not explain his failure to pay. and Judge Simp- son ordered him arrested as he stepped down from the stand. He rescinded the order in the afternoon, however, and continued the con- tempt proceedings till today.
 Deputy sheriffs set out to arrest fIackenson at the end of tho short calendar session of court and take him to Jail in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
25 Tean1s To Participate In
 Sectional Card Battle Tonight
Earbenders Host for One of Years Outstand-
 ing Events
WASHINGTON HILL

Washington Park Community House will be the scene of intense rivalry and frivolity tonight when the Earbenders entertain card teams and individual guests in their sec ond annual card party. More than 26 outstanding card playing organ- izationg are expected to participate in the games of the evening. Forty i've, whist, pinochle, setback, bridge and petey gre among the games which will be included in the pro- gram.
 The main tournament will be for "46" players; ladies' as well as mems teams will compete for the valuable prizes which will be awarded the winners. Prizes will also be awarded in the other divisions and upon the completion of all games, drawings for door prizes will take place.
 Featured among all games will be that between Marty Creams North Enders and M. Duny'g Sacred Hearts. Both teams hold high stand ings in local "46" circles and the outcome of the match is Q topic of much discussion and question. Al- though his team, does not rate c featured spot, Sergeant John Phe- Ian says his All Americans will be there in fun force, hoping for Q chance at the Earbcndcrs' represen- tative team.
 Other teams which will be repre- scented include: IriSh- Americans Irish American Auxiliary, St. Mar garet'S, Phelaf'g All Americans, Sac- red Heart, Square Deal, John Mar tins Terrors, Washington Hill 4. O., Washington Park Community Club, St. Patrick, Immaculate Conception, Blessed Sacrament, Gilligan'g, Ven- dome Grill, Les Coughlin's Bucklcrs, J. Lally's Wildcats, Royal Neighbors, Washington Hill LaddieS, Barney Burns St. Thomascs, Marty Creams North Enders, Driscoll-Ht. Louis, Jim Cusack'g Sailors and several in- dividual teams too numerous to list.
 The arrangements committee in- cludeg, Chairman Arthur Frageau, P. Ryan, James Kellihcr, and Mich ael Kenney. Auxiliary: Mrs. Henry Hayden, Mrs. Arthur Frageau. Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. W. Rochon, Mrs. Chris Braun, Mrs. Michael Kelly and Mrs. c. Flanagan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
Rmoker Commlttec MeetIng

The committee in charge Of Af- fairs of the old-fashioned smoker to be held at xaverian hall Thurs day, May 2, will meet at the hall. Monday night at 7:30 o'clock to discuss developments. Charles Earth, chairman of the ticket committee announces that sales to date indi- cate Q capacity crowd for the occa- sion. Enthusiasm over the affair is at high peak among residents of the Hill.
 The entertainment committee has engaged the McKenna Brothers, well known local team of dancers for the evening, and arrangements arc being made to have tho Irish-Amer- lean Tournament Dancers, appear for an exhibition of their reels and filings. Michael doggins is heading the entertainment committee, and he expects to secure several well- known entertainers.
 The wrestling match between Tony the Tonsorial Artist, and Ed- die Hes has been the topic of con- siderable comment since the Rn- nounccment that the boys had been signed. Both boys are equally con- fident that they will wrap tho other up easily. Tony, being q barber, says he will have the scissors hold learn cd by the time Of the match, and that should put MT. Ties out of tho race. Eddie, c one time sailor, replies hc will have no trouble in tying Tony into . funny looking knot. At any rate. Tonsorial Tony predicts plenty of lather will be wrought up by tho match. Bill Farrell has agreed to train Tony, and Joe Null curry will act as coach for Eddie He's.
 The committee which will meet Monday consists of: Honorary Chairman Rev. James OConnor, Chairman Edward V. Curlcy. treas urer Charles Earth, Frank Bergen, William Carroll. Sergeant John Phe- Ian, William QAughan. George Null ligan. Sr,, George Bergen. Captain Phil Kelley, Peter Lawlor, Martin Tehan, Charles Delaney, ChriB Braun, Chris Harmon, Tom Walsh and Joseph CAvAnnugh.