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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-10-07
TWENTY YEARS AGO-1s17

x"ENxx xEAkS AOO-1Sx1
The Battery B boys Of the Wash
ington Field Artillery accompanied
by Lieutenant F. r. Jeffrey took
advantage Of the opportunity te
spend the week Of October / to G
at their homes with their relatives
and friends before leaving for Camp
Greene in North Carolina. The idea
Of the holidays was started by local
business men who made the ar
rangements and the boys received q
most hearty welcome.
The Past Noble Grand club was
organized at the home Of Mrs. G.
n. Shanafelt twenty years ago with
Mrs. Charles Conway being elected
president Of the club.
The road crew which was build
ing the state road under the super
vision Of Thad Grosscup was to
complete the stretch close to the
sGrosscup ranch and move camp to
-Kiona.
The Kennewick club had installed
a free employment bureau Of its own
with q blackboard on which men
looking for work could register.
Hanford Cotman had fallen from
a bar at school breaking his arm for
the second time within year.
The annual joint teachers insti-
stute Of Benton and Franklin coun-
sties was to be held In Kenewick.
The institute was being held under
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-10-07

About $50 grange members at
tended Booster night at Finley
grange hall Thursday evening. Mrs.
Ernest Sherry, lecturer, had charge
of the program. Mrs. Hattie Erick-
son was head of the refreshment
committee, assisted by Mrs. T. M.
Gardner and Mrs. A Schaffner.
Miss kirkpatrick went to her
home at Latah over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tiede were
Walla Walla visitors Saturday.
The nasal spray for infantile par
, alysis has been discontinued until
further notice.
The Elk weeks tests are being
given at the high school this week.
Henry Jacobs is having q new
Wayne meter gas pump installed at
the store.
The coaches and referees Of the
coming basket ball season are
meeting in Kennewick Thursday
night to make plans for the coming
games.
Harry Benson, Stanley Stillwell
and DR.. Geo. Epley went fishing at
Deep Lake over the weekend.
Mrs. Harry Benson went to Sun
nyside to visit her parents, accom-
panied by Miss Lena Repp.
All the teachers and wives of the
River View school attended the
Benton County Educational Asso-
citation at Kennewick Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Hattie Erickson was a Walla
Walla visitor Monday.
Mrs. G. E. Ball and Roy Mccall
met received word Sunday Of the
death Of their father in Kansas. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy McCalmant and
Glen Kibbe left at once to attend
the funeral.
The Riverview Benefit Club will
meet Wednesday, October 18th at
Hover.
The Ladies Aid will hold its cook
ed food and rummage sale Satur-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Moss have
moved into the Grandma Tucker
ploce, which they purchased recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Ashby accom-
panied Herbert Birdwell to Cook,
washington Monday. While there
they visited Mr.. Ashby's sister, Mrs.
Dave Nolan and family.
Reverend and Mrs. Hornibrook OF
Finley called on friends in Hover
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Ellen Murawsh OF
Vancouver spent the weekend at
her home here.
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THIRTY YEARS AGO-1so7

The ladies of the Kennewick GEM
etery association had arranged for a
tree planting day. They were ask
ing for trees and also workmen to
help with the grading of the hill
leading to the cemetery. The ladies
were planning to serve free dinner
to all who helped with the work.
D. L. Taylor and w. S. Maddrey
were elected into membership in the
local commercial club at their reg
ular monthly meeting. Charles Col
Inns manager of the Kennewick Mil
itary Band appeared before the club
asking for financial aid to keep the
band going. The club voted to pay
$40 per month towards the fund for
the band leader.
j. II. Forman took from his half
acre pear orchard of "a trees 874
boxes of pears and received fob. at
Toppenish $3.50 per box. The total
receipts Of his crop was $500.
The Mountain Gem was to be
equipped with new searchlight
which would make it possible to run
it at night.
Ruby Slaughenhaupt and Louise
Gravenslund made weekend trip
to North Yakima.
The Kennewick Land company
had sold the corner at Yakima and
second which was q 50-foot front
and was sold for $500. It was ru-
mored that Otto Hansen was the
purchaser.
Alma Chapter No. 100 Of the order
Of Eastern Star was constituted
thirty years ago. The following Of
ficers were elected: w. M. Mrs. EN-
incline Perry: w. p. j. F. Perry; A.
M. Mrs. Madge Soth; secretary C.
Conway; treasurer Mrs. Adah john
son; conductress, Mrs. Sadie Con-
way; assistant conductress, Mrs. An
ma Watson; chaplain, Mrs. Emma
Sercombe; warden, Frank Emigh:
sentinel, Fred Watson.
G. Staser and O. r. Holcomb had
taken the office vacated by G. o.
Anderson and were to occupy it as
q law office. Mr.. Staser had over
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-10-07
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TEN YEARS AGO-1s27
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TEN YEARS AGO-1927
E. G. Lape bought the interest of
G. G. Williams in the Farmers Ex-
change ten years ago.
The Kennewick Kiwanians were
planning to visit the Walla Walla
club on Columbus Day.
''Scotty" Hamil had murdered his
wife and had given himself up by
asking w. A. Howe, night patrol
man, to lock him up.
John Ferguson service station OPP
orator saved the lives of Clarence
Yedica and E. H. McCurdy. The
men were trying to start car when
the gas tank exploded and John
came to their rescue with a fire ex-
tinguisher.
The b g. P w club met for a
tureen supper after which Miss AL
ma Pecar was elected president:
Gertrude Gage vice president; Dayl
Miller, treasurer and Leone Skeen,
secretary.
There were 125 cars of grapes
shipped out of Kennewick during
the season and the average price
was close to twenty cents per five
pound basket.
Kenneth Serier, Whitman fresh
man. was announced as one of the
pledges by the Beta Theta ri fra
ternity.
The seniors taking part in the
play Happy Go Lucky" were George
Broughman. Elsie Turner, Art Car
penter, Ethelyn Kit, George Shop
pard. Ora Mae Lyons. Imogene
Glascock, Joe Siegfried. jr., Violet
Guernsey, Joe Brown, Margaret
Crawford, Gerald Campbell. Cecil
Boyer and Richard Tullar.
The KHS. players defeated Her
miston 6 to 0 the previous Friday on
the home field.
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Thursday, octob., .

and son Seth were tlinr.. Aoni,,
the B. Slocum home IN p,, sues
day. 8
Reverend Croft and isn,,.
Miss Sampson We're dinnss /
the Frank Montague bo,,s'u es
nesday. Vi
Reverend and Mrs. Erin. ,
and daughter, Marliss fronss S''s
worth were overnight p,,as.1 Ds's
j. e. Cochran home F,ss Z
urday, accompanied by nv
Cochran they motored n
and Coulee Dam. '
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lie invitation of the local CONNER

the invitation of the local CONNER
cial club.
The city council had abandoned
the idea of attempting any further
improvement of the city streets dur
ing the fall because of the car short
age it was impossible for w. A. Mo-
rain to get oil to finish the contract.
However work would be resumed in
the spring.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-10-07

Ed O'Hair and family have NOV
ed back into the Lechelt house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenleaf, parents
of Erwin Greenleaf, have come out
from Centralia and are having a
new house built.
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Social Benefit
Club to Meet

Hover-The River View social
benefit club will meet at the River
View high school the evening of
Wednesday, October Is.
Harlan and Maylin Mills and
Seth Montague attended party at
Ned Coles home in Kennewick on
Saturday. ~
The River View high school teach
ers attended the Benton County Ed
ucational Association meeting held
in the Methodist church in Ken
newick Tuesday evening.
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Showers Are
Installed in
School Building

Finley-New showers have been
installed in both boys and girls
lavatories at the grade school.
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thirty years of experience and Mr..
Holcomb over twenty years.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
LA VIDA EN- A TRIM.
(Viene de la 1G.)

-EY 6sos? IEs que me va
usted a sorprender diciendome
que tienen piscina?
Mo tanto, no tanto... Aun-
que no digo que con Ell TEMPO
no Lleguemos a ESQ. Pero, a fall
TIA de piscina, tenemos duchas.
Unas duchas que ellos mismoi
se han conStnuido. La mayor
parte sc dan una buena enjabo-
nadura diariamente, y luego Sc
quitan ell jab6n bajo la lIuvia
artificial de la ducha. Ahora
venga listed por aquf. Vamos al
salon comedor y biblioteca.
Ell salon a que Sc refiere unc
de mis- acompanantes esta lleno
a esta primera bora de la MANA
ma. AL fondo, un armario hecho
en- la pared guarda una peque.
ma collection de iibros. Junto q
la mesa, los combatientes leen G
escriben. Obaervamos a dos
uno de ellos ersena a leer a su
companero. Ell comandante Sc
dirige a otros des:
-lQue, como va ESQ?
Va bien-contesta uno. va
10 tengo en- la tabla de multiple
car.
isl es la mar de facil lex
| clama ell alumno: un alumno de
|treinta amos.
Otro lee un compendio de Gee
graffa elemental. Otro escribe.
0tro dibuja...
Los muchachos tienen an
STA de saber, de ilustrarse. Sc
da ncuenta de que solo asi He
garan a ser hombres utiles a su
pals y a ellos mismos.
A la puerta de otro refugio,
uno de sus habitantes prefiere
tOcar la g~uitarra. Otro lee, con
los ojos h1medos, un pliego a.
zul. Otro nos ensefia, orgUlloso,
STU morada, Y al despedirnos nos
dice, hacienda una gran reue-
rencia:
-Acaban tusuedes de tomar
possession de su casa.
r. M. G.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17

Beneficio a Gabriel Parade
Con ell humanitaAo PROPOSE
to de enviarlo a Jacksonville,
donde ingresard en- un hospital
para ser tratado por un espe-
oialista de la maligr1a enferme-
dad que padece, un grupo de a.
migos del desgraciados Gabriel
Parade (Bebo), lie daran una
function beneficio en- ell teatro
del Circulos Cubano, ell pr6ximo
domingo, dirigidas por Ell intelia
genie aficionado LiZardo Cam
pos, llevandose a escena la DO
nita zarzuela Ella Madrina''.
En- ell desempeno de la obra
|tomaran parte Mauricio Cutie
rrez, Severino Quintanilla, Ire
ne Fernandez, Lity Reina, Ber-
thila Hernandez, Manuel Nava-
mo, Eduardo Valdes y Mario
Baez.
La function comenzara a las 8
" media.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Sc PIDE AL P~RESIDENFTE'
QUE INTER
N

Washington, junio 17.-El
alcalde Shields, de YOUNGSTOWN,
Pa, Sc dirigio aver al presiden-
tie Roosevelt solicitando del je-
fe del estado intervenga para
evitar ALI serios disturbios.
"Con la mayor sinceridad a.
pelo a usted John Lewis, por
medic de vuestra excelendia,
presidente Roosevelt, para re-
tirar eel elemento de crimen''
que ahora infesta mi ciudad. La
situaci6n Sc ha agravado tanto
que Sc ha recurrido al horrendo
delito de secuestro. Salven nues
trcs hogares desalentando tai
anti-americanismo''.
En- otro despacho al goberna-
dor G. E. Earle, de Pa, ell alcal-
de desea saber 81 los ciudada-
nos han de ser vfctimas de icon
bivencias polfticas por la parte
de Lewis y sus ocultos intere-
ses''.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
NOTAS WCIALE

Ahora esos mismos elementos
extranqg a nuestra raza colo
can elenombre de Manuel Apa-
ricio entHe los SO directories mas
-Aot05ies de DOS 500, . mas del
Proyecto Teatral Federal en-
toda la naci6n, y 10 envfan a la
ciudad de Poughkipsee N. Y,
para donde saldra Ell sabado a la
una de la tarde, con gastos y
sueldo page, para que figure en-
Ell teatro Federal de verano, que
actuara hasta ell 81 de julio pro
ximo.
Entire los mas ndtables direc-
torres de escena que Sc reuniran
en- la mencionada ciUdad del
estado de New York, no duda-
mos que Aparicio sc haran no
tar por SUI sconecimientos y
gusto artfstico, siendo quiza
esta oportunidad de que habla-
mos la que lie abra de par en-
par las pUertas del ambiciona-
do temple donde sc CANA fama
v dinero: Hollywood.
No nos sorprenderfa y en-
realidad mucho habia de ale
grarnos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Sc SUICIDE Ell PRESIDEN-
TIE DE LA REPUBLICA
SOVIET DE LA RUSSIA
BLANCA
Habia sido denunciado como
traidor en- compania de 40 de
sus colegas

Moscou, Junio 17.-Anunci6
aver ell gobierno que Alexandra
G. Cherviakoff, de As amos, pre-
sidente de la Rep1blica Soviet
de la Russia Blanca, Sc habfa sui
cidado por razones de familia,
pero al mismo tempo So supo
que As de los partidarios del pre-
sidente habfan sido detenidoS,
luego de la ejecuci6n del gene :
raj que era jefe de la guarni =
ci6n.
Ell gobierno esta persiguien-
do a todos los individuos sosps-
chosos de conspirar contra ell re
gimen y entire los detenidos en-
la Russia Blanca aparece N. M.
Goloded, presidente del consejo
de comisarios.
Todos los presses fueron de :
nunciados en- un mitin que en-
Minsk celebr6 ell particle Comu-
nista.
En- eSta misma semana fue-
ron fusilados % jefes y emplea
dos de la secci6n del ferrocarril
transiberiano en- Amur, acusa-
dos de SABOTAGE y espionaje. Re-
cientemente, en- csc mismo hu-
gar, freron fusilados 48 perso :
mas. La nota official dice que sc
trata de miembros de una orga-
mzaci6n terrorista japonesa-
trotzkista.
Los ninos de las escuelas es-
criben cartas al gobierno Y pi-
den "que los REPTILES sean casti-
,gados."
Jose Stain, Ell mariscal Voro-
shiloff y otras importantes fl :
guras del gobierno asistieron a.
yer al entierro de Maria Ilyi-
nisha, hermana de Lenin.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
NUEVA LINEA AEREA EN-
TIRE MIAMI Y SAN PIE
TERSBURG

Por medic de un permiso con
cedido aver en- Washington, la
empresa de aviaci6n National
Air Lines establecera un serwi-
clio de pasajeros y correspon :
dencia entire San Petersburg y
Miami, con paradas en- Saraso-
ia y Fort Myers.
La companfa m~antiene ahora
un servicio entire San Peters
burg y Jacksonville, con Tampa
y Daytona en- la ruta.
Firm6 eel decreto otorgando
la extension del servicio, ell Sr.
Harlee Branch, segundo asis :
tente del secretario de correos
Farley.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Carlos Rorbaa

Carlos BorbGs
Preparado TODD, aisto para
emprender Ell viaje que dara a
la gran ciudad de Chicago para
uitularse Y regresar a Tampa,
donde especializara con ell cau-
dial de experiencia adquirido
en- sus veinte amos de practica,
Carlos Barbas nos pide lie des-
pidamos por anticipate de to-
dos sus amigos Y conocidos. a
los q. no tendra OCCASION de yer,
Stu estancia en- Chicago Sc dila-
tara indefinidamente, DEEPEN
diendo su vlelta del progresc
que haga en- los libros de textc
que habra de estudiar a diario
Sus amigos de Tampa Sc dis.
ponen a dar a Carlos una carl.
hosa despedida en- ell banquete
homemade organizado por el
"~sportman" Indalecio Llama, ir
timo de Carlos, y los otros ami.
gos que lie secundan.
FL banquete se dara en- eli res.
taurant e. Boulevard, la no.
che del sabado, a las 8, y Sc vera
muy concurrido.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
(Por Alfredo Montoto)

Noticias de uat Viejo Amigo
Recluido en- ell sanatorio del
Centric Asturiano desde hade
varias semanas, vfctima de un
driver" descuid2do, Gerardo
Dfaz Cuervoe (Conde Onirbos),
me escribe carinosa carta para
informar que aIbandonara pei
hospital a fines de semana.
Me habla tambien de otro
p~aciente amigo milo, Jose Ia
MARCO, con quien firm6 paz IL
teraria a los treinta amos de
discrepancia periodistica, ini-
ciada la guerra con ell ensayo IL
terario "El I~rrtruso'', que tenia
s uredacci6n en- el entonces flo
reciente barrio de Ellinger, ba-
luarte de la belleza y la CONTRA
ternidad.
J6venes Y arrogantes, sc tie
nfan por rivales, no enemigos,
que en- 81 alma noble de ambos
iamas tuvo cabido la malsana
pasi6n del Odio. Ahora sc estre-
chan Has manos cuando la ma
durez del tercio de centuria pa
sado les hace superarse Y des-
preciar la pequefiez de los celos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Muchas, Muchas
Mujeres dicen
Cardui las alivio

Tomando Cardui, miles de
mujeres han encontrado que
pueden evitar mucho del sufri-
miento mensual que tenian que
aguantar. Ataques de calam-
bres, dolores continues v ner-
vios de punta, pueden aliviar-
se-ya sea con Cardui o por
tratamiento de medico.
Ademas de aliviar ciertos dolores,
Cardui ayuda a tonificar ell sistema
complete, ~ayudando a las mujeres a
cue saquen mas fuerza de su alimen-
to.
Cardui, con instrucciones para Ell
uso de las mujeres en- La casa, esta de
venta en- droguerias. (Se prouuncia
"Card-u-i'l.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
UN ~GOBERNADOR Y UN
ALCALDE PIDEN LA IN.
TERVENCION DEL PRESI.
DENTE

Johnstown, Pa, JUNO IT,
Obreros rompehuelgas volvie
ron hoy al trabajo, sin des6r-
denes, en- la fabrica Cambria
de la Bethlehem Steel Corpo-
ration.
La huelga sc dirige en- este
distrito, con mas de 100000
obreros envueltos, contra las
companies Republic Steel Co.
Youngstown Sheet Metal y
Tube Co., Y la Bethlehem.
Sc ha dirigido al presiden-
tie Roosevelt pidiendo su me :
diaci6n en- ell conflicto, ell alca!
de de esta poblaci6n y Martin
L. Davey, gobernador del es :
tado.
Pide ell gobernador al presi-
dente que intervenga para en-
contrar una base que ayude a
solucionar "la ~costosa huelga."
John L. Lewis Sc encuentra
hoy en- Chicago, pero en- Wa
sington Sc mantiene en- confe-
rencia con Ell gobiero, Phillip
Murray, uno de los principles
organizadores de la CLIO.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
HETAIREIA DONA $1,000
PARA LA

Ell Hetaireia Social Club, por
mediacion del SIR. Paul C. Gil
gaia, hizo entrega en- la mafana
de hoy al Sr. Fermin Souto, Sc
cretario del Centre Espanol, de
I'm cheque por la cantidad de
$1,000, que ira a engrosar la
cantidad va recaudada para adj
quirir la ambulancia para Es-
pna.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Presentomdo a un Amigo

4 fCcNfLWfCNO " Wtb <AHbt9O
A sus amigos Y conocidos de
esta ciudad, donde lleva muchos
amos de residencia, siempre
buen companero, serviciaa y a.
fable. presentamos a Casimiro
Cadrecha, que cambiando sus
actividades al cabo abri6 una
muebleria de segunda mano en-
la S6ptima avenida No. 1916,
donde espera la vista de sus an
tiguos y leales comtpa1eros.
Pintando y arreglando niue.
bles, vendiendo y comprando.
espera Cadrecha ganar 10 sufi-
ciente para ir tirando de la wi
da, sin pretensi6n de enrique.
cimiento que jamas perturbs
su sueiio.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
PEREClO EN- UN ACCTDEN-
TIE Ell TAMPENO BROWN

Gainesville, JUNO IA cho
car su autom6vil con una camio
meta, muri6 Ell Sr. w. F. Brown
de Tampa, capataz del departa-
mento de carreteras del estado.
G. R. Farnell, que lie acompa-
naba, sufri6 lesiones. Ell chofer
del canton recibi6 una herida
en- la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
DEJO LA A SU
MADRE

Los Angeles, jrnio liza
actriz Jean Harlow, la ruhia pla
tlno, que falleciera reciente-
mente, dej6 toda su herencia a
su madre, la Sra. Jean Bello.
Ell testamento dice que la he
rencia pasa de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Manuel Apar1cio

MGnUct ApnTTc2O
Requiri6se la presencia de e.
lementos extranos que la casua-
lidad trajo a Tampa, para que
valor positive de Manuel A
psricio, como actor y director
de escena, cristalizara.
La oportunidad porque clama-
ba en- gus INSTANCES de desilu-
sion, Sc la proporcionaron los di
rectores del Proyecto Teatral
Federal con la compania de i
donna espaiol que pusieron ba-
10 su mando, v a la que hizo bri
liar, destacandose con eel exita-
20 de "El Mundo en- la Mano',
que estableci6 record de lie
nos entire nosotros.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
Bodas de JMnio

bOUUS UE JUNO
MargGritG Garcia
Vicente Garcia, Jr.
Unira sus destinos esta SIM
patica parejita de enamoradoe
Ell domingo, a las 8 de la noche,
EN- la Residential de la novia, ca
lie 10 nimero 1706, sirviendo
de testigos de la ceremonial, en-
que oficiara ell notario pdblico
Candida Perez, las senoritas
Frances Duato y Elvira Cruz.
Los padres de Margarita, Sc
nora Lima Y sefor Ismael Car
La gaceta., 1937-06-17
GENERAL DE I'M
CIACION

Por este medic otto a todos
los hermanos y hermanas de es-
ia Logia para la tenida general
de iniciaci6n que habra de cele-
brarse ell pr6ximo Viernes Is
del corsente, a las s P. NJ, en-
nuestro local social. Sc espera
la asistencia de todos.
Fraternalmente,
Rafael Cosio,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17

fcia, han invitado a gran nirne-
lro de sus amistades a que sean
Hsigos de Ia felicidad de su
mia, disponiendose a obsequiar
1esplendidamente a los que asis-
tan.
Felicidades por anticipate a
IA enamorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1937-06-17

so de la Colonial Drug Co. que
est Aeci6 CONTRA los senores
Jose S. FNenco, Jose B. Pache-
co Y Sra. Zoila Salas.
Representa- a esos senores ell
letrado Charles Blake y a la Co
lonial, Zewadski Y Jierce, Ma;
bry, Reaves, Carlton Y White, y
Harold w. White.
Evening star., 1937-02-25
DIR. and Mrs. Cajigas
Hosts Last Evening

Andres Segovia, celebrated guitarist,
and Sonora Segovia were entertained
last evening by DR.. and Mrs. Tomas
Cajigas at their residence, 1884 Six
teenth street. Some 10 guests gathered
for the buffet supper. followed by a
half hour of violin and piano music
given by Elena de Sayn. violinist. with
Dorothy Paul at the piano. Miss de
Sayn's program comprised compost
tions of seven countries.
Nine. Cajigas was assisted at the
table by several guests from the Latin
American countries. among whom were
the wife of the Mexican Ambassador,
Nine. Castillo de Najera; Nine. de
Pastoriza, Nine. de LoZano, Nine. de
Arcaya and Nine. Henrique Urena.
DR.. Henrique Urena, who is the Do
minican Minister to London, and Nine
Henrique Urena are extending the
length Of their visit in Washington
especially to hear Mr.. Segovia's con-
cert tonight at Wardman Park The
ater at 8:45 o'clock under the manage
ment of Elena de Sayn. director Con-
certs Intimes. Many violinists have
subscribed for the concert tonight to
hear the "Chaconne" Of Bach, q
violin composition made famous by
such violinsts as Kreisler and Heifetz,
the masterful Interpretation Of which
composition on the guitar earned Mr.
Segovia q reputation as one Of the
greatest artists of the day.
Evening star., 1937-02-25
DIR. Leo Rowe Host
At Luncheon Today
Honoring Diplomat

THE director general of the Pam
l American Union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe,
entertained at luncheon today at the
Pan-American Annex in honor of the
Minister of Costa Rica, Senor Don
Ricardo Castro Beeche. The other
guests were: The Secretary Of Com
merce, Mr.. Daniel C. Roper; the Un-
dersecretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Roswell Magill; the Assistant Secre-
tary OF State, Mr.. B. Sumner Welles;
the Assistant Secretary of the Interior,
Mr.. Oscar L. Chapman; the Consul
General Of Costa Rica at New York,
Senior DR.. Arturo Fernandez; the
chairman of the United States Tariff
Commission, Mr.. Robert L. O'Brien;
the surgeon general Of the United
States Public Health Service, DR..
Thomas Parren. jr.; the chief of the
Latin n-American Division of the De-
partment of State, Mr.. Laurence Dug
gan; the assistant secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, DR.. Alexan-
der Wetmore; the director of the Bu-
reau of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce of the Department of Com
merce, Mr.. Alexander v. Dye; the
director of the Pan-American San
ttary Bureau, Dr. Hugh S. Cumming;
the Secretary of the Carnegie Endow-
ment for International Peace, DR..
James Brown Scott, and the assistant
director of the Pan-American Union,
Eepor Tr Pedro de Alba
Evening star., 1937-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar H. Boles of
New York City are in Washington for
a few days and during their visit they
will be at the Wardman Park Hotel.