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ties de Baviera, que cantaban
todavia mas estruendosamente
que los paisanos. Fran regi-
mientos de la guardia real. En-
ire en- la cocina y vi a cinco sol
dados de los ~regimientos .expe-
Dictionaries hacendo la corte a
Katinka. I'm captain estaba
sentado al piano en- ell salon.
Mi madre lie pasaba las pagi-
mas. Mi padre fue a buscarle
vino. Ell captain no Sc habfa
descenido ell sable, que tenia
entire las piernas, con la punta
entire los pedales del piano de
cola. Debfa de ser un militar
muy quito, pues tocaba mlsica
de Bach. Encima de la mesita
de noche del cuarto en- que lie
habfan instalado. aparecia. al
La gaceta., 1937-04-16

Londres, abril 16.-Mas de
$4,000. personals Rresenciaro1
aver la derrota del hebreo May
Baer ,excampe6n mundial del
peso complete, a manos del in
giles Tommy Farr, campeon de
su pals.
Baer era ell favorito en- las a.
puestas; pero Ia realidad lie pro
|1orcion6 la derrota. Farr lie hi
rio EN- ell oio izquierdo Y duran
Ell match, con electives cabs
lie peg6 en- Ell mismo lugar.
Ell p1blico ovacion6 al mine
70 de Gales del Sur al entrap en-
ell cuadrilatero y repiti6 la ova-
ci6n al ser declSrado vencedor.
AL triunfador Sc lie ha prone
lido un "bout" con ell aleman
Walter Neusel. Ell que triunfe
del match" Neusel-Farr pelea-
"a con ell negro n~oyteamerIcano
Jose Luis.
Make cobr6 $4,000 pvr Ell
match, a pesar de ser un p1-
gil inferior, pero Farr Sc di6 ell
gusto de darle una lecci6n de
boxeo. Lo dnico que impidi6 Ell
derribo de Baer fue la carencia
de punetazos fuertes por parte
del britannica.
LIE correspondent al ingles
por su victoria, incluyendo sus
gastos, $17,500. En- las taqui-
Has Sc recaudaron $685. 91.
Alguncs crfticos sc pusieron
en- ridfculo pronosticando que
Farr, dada la fortaleza de pu-
nos de Baer, seria recogido de
la Iona en- los primeros asaltos.
La herida en- Ell ojo izquierdo
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mi amigo. Nc sc ell tempo que
estuvimos sentados uno al lado
del otro, al horde de la cana.
En- la Gale, seguian redoblan-
do los tambores.
-Ferd-le die, despues de
un ratio de silencio, q~ueriendo
consolarle-, 5por que estas
tan ~triste, ahora que TODD ell
mundo es bueno con los de-
mas?
Pero 6l levant6 su fina cabe-
"a v repuso, sonriendo:
Mo hagas case, tonic; ST.
guen siendo tan malos como
antes. solo que de otro modo.
Mi padre me 10 ha explicado
muy claramente.
Quise contradecirle, pero Sc
despidi6.
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qado de un hermoso revolver
pavonado de azul, ell Fausto
de Goethe. Mi maare lie rega-
10 un tomo con los Pequenos
dramas, de Hugo de Hofmann-
sthal. Ell captain 10 hoje6 deli
cadamente y Sc puso a decla-
mar cast con ternura algunos
de los versos que ella tenia Sc
nalados con lapiz. Cuando
Fard vino a buscarme, a la ho-
"a convenida, ell militar sussri-
bia sin reservas la tests de mi
padre, que vefa IN la guerra ell
anhelado medic de union del
pueblo afeman v la senda de
su destino. Aquella su antigua
teorfa de la guerra como casti-
go divine, ya no Ia APPLICABLE mas
cue al adversario.
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ADIOTELECRAMAS

No tie echo en- cara que te guste
la guerra. A todos les gusta. Til
'eres uno de ellos y puedes en-
contrar la algeria al lado de tn
padre. 70, en- cambio, tengo
que estar constantemente iris
tie con Ell milo, que piensa y an
|hela siempre 10 contrario de 10
q. es. Me gustaria ser como to-.
81 no trviess el padre que ten
.go.-Y noraba.
De p%ronto, senti que su ma
no descansaba, sin fuerzas, DIES
mayada, sobre mi rodilla.
-Ferd-le grite- Sau6 tie
pasa?
-iAh!--me contest6 ton
VOC serena y los ojos secos va.
Mi padre tiene raz6n, pero...
No lie comprendfa, pero era
La gaceta., 1937-04-16

Esa pelea entire Alvarez y
Guggino ~resrltara mHly intere-
sante porque Ell Chino asegura
que Ell trone local, en- las 135
libras, lie pertenece a 81 y que
no Sc 10 dejara arrebatar.
Guggino ha hecho declara-
clones en- New York y sus pala-
bras revelan que 50 considera
muy superior a Alvarez.
La "riha" sera del agrado del
p1blfso, que We en- Chino a I'm
future campe6n, a pesar de sus
defectos, y empieza a tener de
Guggino ell mismo concepto.
Los dos "pajaros" de mas lin
10 plumaje del patio Sc pondran
los guantes en- Benjamin Field.
Ell jreves nos veremos.
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DEPORTES
OFERTA DE PELEA A TOM
MY FAIR

Pittsburgh, Pa, abril 16.-E
empresario local Jake Mitnz die
ano he la noticia de que harS
una oferta a Tommy Farr, e
campe6n ingles del peso com.
pleto, para que venga a los Els.
tados Unidos y pelee aqui cor
ell negro John Henry Lepis, cam
pe6n de las ITS libras.
LIE ofrecera a Farr una boil
sa de $4,000 y 1000 para gas
tos de viaje.
81. ell ingl6s acepta Ell comba-
tie Sc efectuara en- ell mes de ju.
Mo.
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aIfsnls'!s |Bssr :
Nuevamente demostrado que Ell hebreo
es un boxeador inferior

la sufri6 ell americana en- Ell pri-
mer asaltO.
A partir del sext9 asalto Sc
vic claramente cue Farr CANA
ria. Baer dependia entonces pa
"a triunfar de un golpe de no
caut.
. Al terminarse la pelea los a.
yudantes de Make mandaron a
buscar I'm medico, que lie asis-
ti6. a
BuscandU exausa para la sde-
rrota, como tiene por costunbr
Baer dijo: ia herida dels ojo
me estuvo molestando hasta ell
final. Yo estoy en- perfe.ta for
ma .fisica. Farr es un boxeador
dCro de veneer. Ell mejor Sam
.pe6n que ~Inglaterra ha tenids
n muchos AMOS"
En- ell cuarto asalto Baer a.
taco a su c~ontrario y lie llevo a
las sogas, conmoviendolo con va
rios ganchos a la cabeza; en- ell
sexto Farr leepeg6 a Baer y pa
reci6 que ell hebreo iba a ser "a
costado".
Durante tedo ell eombate
Farr llev6 la ofensiva a su com
trario, 10 que nadie esperaba,
Make gan6 ell septimo Y en-
el 12o la pelea fue violenta, lpo-
niendose Ell pdblico de pie. En-
ell asalto final los dos Gambia
ron fuertes golpes al cuerpo y
los dos sangraban, aunque Ell in
giles parecfa menos cansado que
81 oponente. Los jueces lie otor-
garon a Farr ell "round' final.
Petey Sarron, campe6n mum
dial del peso de pluma, venci6
por puntos q Harry Miller. Ell
campe6n ingles de su categcria.
No Sc discutfa ell tftulo de Sa-
IRON, pues los dos pesaban mas
de 1875 libras.
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.Si-dijo serenamente

-Si-dijo sacramento v
lleno de fe ell captain. GUAM
do hayamos vencido v rotor
nemos a nuestros hogares, to-
do habra cambiado La que
ira nos ha hecho h~ermanos, y
esta fraternidad dara sus fru-
tos.-Y sigui6 tocando a Bach.
Deslizandeme de puntillas
para no hacer ruido, sail del
salon y fui a reunirms con
Ferd que me esperaba junto a
la puerta. Me parecfa vivir
una bora solemne. Bajo los
graves acordes de una cantata
de Bach, salt con Ferd a la ca
lie engalanada de banderas
que agitaba ell viento, para ir
. yer ell cadaver de LEON. Mi
madre habia velade con un
La gaceta., 1937-04-16
SHERIDAN NOMBgADO Pa.
RIA LA N DE RELA-
CLONES F0BLICAS


Ell as.alde Chancey escogi6t
aver para miem5ro de la junta
de relaciones piblicas all I9r.
James E. Sheridan, un alto EN-
pleado de la comranfa Tampa
Electric Company. Sucedera al
sr. Lewis H. Hill, jr., que re-
nunci6 la semana pasada. AIDE
mas del nuevo miembro compo-
men esa junta los senores d. III.
Woodberry, presidents; Doyle
E. Carlton, j. A. Waterman y
George H. Mason.
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CARA hen preparado para

CARA ben prGparad0 para Ia
dIra prre5a.
La Ultima Aerrota la sufri6
AlSarez a M hos de- Norment
I'D kles Y 81 Ultima victoria la
aan6sen violA INTO encuentro con
ell franco-ca Pdense Orville
Drouillard. q
Ell Chino en- n8a = infe-
ricr a Guggino ,aunque su de-
q 2straci6n en- los rounds" fl
'aIes frente a Drouillard dej6
.lcho que desear.
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La Gaeeta Folletfn No. IS
Ernesto Giaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

los veia a todos convertidos al
bien, unidos como hermanos. Y
Alemania era, para mi, ell mum
do. Pues a dondequiera que ex-
tendiese la vista, 10 que sc al
zaba ante mis- ojos era siempre
Alemania.
-Ferd-le die, no tie en-
tiendo.
Mi amigo sonri6.
-Es verdad que til themes o.
tro ,padre.-Y acercandose a
mi y poniendome la mano enci-
ma, carinosamellte .ahadi6: -
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C.. Los GUAM ES


Nueva derrota Gel "payaso''
axle Baer. Farr era ell favori-
, nuestro ,porque vimos pelear
Baer frente a Tony Cancela y
abemos-Q que es un gladiator dc
iocos meritos, a pesar de su
Pero de la derrota sali6 con
orpulenta jactancia.
$4,000 que no hubiera podidd
anar peleande en- una eiudad
.mericana. I
va el publico americana sa-
be que Bser ha declinado para
siempre.
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Chino Alvarez tiene de Gug-
gino I'm alto concepto, pero no
llega hasta Ell punto de admitir
que es igual o superior q 81.
Carl es un bnen muchacho,
opina Alvarez, pero lie fala mu
cha experienced todavfa.
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Parecian derrotados los Sc
nadores, pero atacaron en- la Ill
TINA entrada e hicieron 4 carre-
ras, las que agregaron a la que
habfan hecho en- ell sexto. DID 81
hit de la carrera final Ell catcher
Hogan.
Boston &c, Ion, De; Washing.
ton Sc Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-04-16

Sc C0MPRAN Acciones de
la compahia Candy Bridge. Di-
rijase por correo al apartado
5579, Ybor City Station.
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BASE BALI

Aver, en- Danville, Vifegia, los
RCjos de Cincinnati veneisron a
l6s tigres de Detroit, con ano-
,taci6n de I carreras por 4. Cos
in ceaaeti6 dos errores. . /.
9ehott lafz6 por ell Cinci Y
Mclaughlin Y Logan por los de-
Irretados.
Cincinnati 7c. Oh, De; Detroit
4c 11h, Be.
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Los Browns pegaron oportu-
nos 'jonrrones' y derro.aron
a los Crbs de Chicago. Bell dis
par6 dos de los batazos de cua-
tro esqumas y Knickerbocker
otro.
San Luis Sc, 18Th, 2e; Chica-
go &c, Oh, lie.
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-Quedamos en que a la

-Quedamos en- que a las
cuatro vendre a buscarte.
-Si--le conteste--, para il
a yer al pobre Leon.
Me do la mano. AL llegar a
la puerta, me dijo incidental
mente, como 81 10 hubiese OIL
vidado:
Aver por la noche nos re.
quisaron todos los caballos.
Y despnes de decirme este,
Sc fue. va saba la causa de su
tristeza y por que habia llora-
do.
Me vestf. Mi padre vino a
'decirnos que esta nocde ten
driamos alojados.
Habian llegado a nuestra
villa dos regimientos proceden
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Suscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
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Chicago. abril LILA mara
villa de Miami, Katherine Rawls
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nida lid archaic a Freddie MI
Her.
Era Miller un campe6n d.
verdad y pasa su corona per
tres coneinenteA, Europa, Anne
RIGA del Norte America del
Sur.
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LA SRTA, RAWLS ESTAlBIE
Clio UNA MARCIA DE Ma
TACION
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Desde que iniciara 81 car
ra Mrs Rawls ha qNablec'do
% marcas.
Evening star., 1937-01-21

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Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Brilliant
Con cert
Closes Day
Mrs. Roosevelt and
Members of Family
Attend Event.
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

A FITTING close to the festivi-
~ ties of the second inaugura-
~ ton Of President Franklin
Delano Roosevelt was the
singing of The Star-Spangled Ban
ner" by soloists and audience at the
finish Of the Official inaugural copcert
last evening. The concert was given
in Constitution Hall by the National
Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Hans Kind
Ter, conductor, and Susanne Fisher
soprano; Kathryn Meisle, mezzo-so-
prano; Richard Crooks, tenor. and
Richard Bonelli, baritone. The solo,
lists, accompanied by the orchestra,
led the audience in the singing OF
the national anthem as every one
stood a few in the throng standing
"at attention"
The personnel Of the orchestra as
well as those in the audience arose
when Mrs. Roosevelt entered, a spon-
taneous greeting to the wife of the
President. inaugurated for his second
term earlier in the day. Mrs. Roose-
welt wore a very becoming gown OF
White House blue" satin, the bodice
cut square OF neckline in front and
moderately low, and having no sleeves
The satin scarf about the throat fell
into wide panels at the back, which
fell to the end of the fiaring skirt
(See CONCERT. Page B-6l
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Suburban
Residents
In the News
Mrs. Fairchild Host.
ess at Dinner
Last Night.

\ 4 RS. LA VERGNE FAIRCHILD
nH entertained at dinner last
w night in honor of Nine. Berta
Gerster- Gardini of New York,
who will be the guest artist at the re-
cital tonight given by students of Mrs.
Fairchild. The guests were Dr. and
Mrs. r. Dean Shurem, Prof. o. M.
Osborn, Mrs. John Thompson, Mr.. A.
M. Shade of Takoma Park, Md: Dr.
w. w. Gunther Of the faculty of Cath
olic University and Mr.. Justin Lawrie
Of Sligo Park Hills, Md. choir director
Of the Methodist Foundry Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Moore of
Somerset, Md, had as their guests at
dinner and the theater last night, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ward Beer Of New
York. Mr.. Beer is the president of
the Federal Bar Association of New
York, New Jersey and Delaware and
was formerly associated with Mr.
Moore on the legal staff of the Fed
eral Trade Commission.
The regional director of the South
ern States Division of the United
States Department of Agriculture, and
Mrs. c. A. Cobb have with them as
guest at their home in Addison
Heights. Va, Mrs. Donald Diboll Of
New Orleans, La. with whom they
attended the inaugural festivities.
Mrs. Hugh Reid entertained at
luncheon and bridge yesterday after
noon at her home in Clarendon, Va.
Among the guests were Mrs. Stanton
Moore, Mrs. T. B. Brown, Mrs. Eu-
gene Tucker, Mrs. William B. Wright,
Mrs. Blanche Yorkdale and Mrs. Har-
riet Richards.
Mrs. B. D. Shreve Of Thrifton VIII
lage, Va, was hostess at luncheon
and bridge Tuesday afternoon, enter
tanning Mrs. E. H. Handy. Mrs. STAN
ton c. Moore, Mrs. Thomas Brown,
(COptinued m Eo,Irfh poooN
Evening star., 1937-01-21

Atlanta. son and daughter-in-law of
the late DR.. William Holland Wilmer,
have gone to Palm Beach for the
midseason.
Miss Junia Culbertson, daughter Of
the former United States Ambassador
to Chile and Mrs. William s. Culbert-
son, entertained at buffet supper for
the members Of the D'Oyly Carter
Opera Co. following their perform
ance. Mr.. and Mrs John Thorn of
Philadelphia were present at the
party. Mr.. Thorn is director OF the
Savoy Co. at the Academy of Music
in Philadelphia. Miss Culbertson is
studying with this company.
Mrs. Hendrick Eustis, who was
in Washington over the last week
end, has gone to Southern Pines, N.
c., where she is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Almet jerks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald E. jackson
have come from their home in
Providence, r. l., for the Inaugural
ton and will remain through the
week.
Miss Rebecca Reilly entertained at
cocktail party Sunday evening in
her apartment at 5000 Connecticut
avenue in honor of Mrs. Lawrence
Mann of New York City. who has
been visiting Miss Reilly and her
cousin, Miss Edith Gallant in their
apartment.
The guests were Lieut. c. c. Hoffner
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Hoffner: Lieut..
Harry A. Simms, U. S. NJ. and Mrs
Simms; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B.
Gnass. DR.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.
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Evening star., 1937-01-21
Visitors Will Remain Capital Over the Week End
By the Way-
Beth Blaine

IRON everything he said gathered worried
r
Club sibours for
naught-t was the very best of the series
many Of the members had guests stopping for
these guests adasS 5 greatly to the gay M d the % an The
Farley Of Ns% York MIS- Farley nSo 0Hd & ana s Petite ,s1, qs fs T .saq %
and and in M her hair she @ o % green greer a @ ar a ne w S 10 I ]
Ganetts before the dance
] @ h @ Mrs the o most maTe ] orchids pnned % upon the their respectv.
appeared Mrs Foy always looking like fashion plate in snowy white
friendly
the NTH that
on @ % S s 1 ans s fHa @ at 5eg e eonan as " % an $
beautifully affair." uhe every one had good time The
prevailed
few the and MIS- Farley the the Wood EG0
at delightful dinner before and MIS- Emory sands
% M Tnnn MIS- alvin T. n A9 & M w1 ab m gn mary dinner % M n
the Albert Deweys and many many more .-..-.,. 49,.
another in the Spring when the pleasures of the
ToNHEER M of the Netherlands legation
friends Ryn for
Champan sailing
as ns a fe u.s. and d a this ppn 4ss M
days to pack his belongings s and @ store MS 0a1a oss 0 a @ u
many many friends
e T Soas a zer'en 1o n @s y S @ @ o. ao a Tnow.1 ~ ~ w
Arriving four in time for President Rooevels first inaug
h d @ of f a ] @ n v he t M M M we A % m
tell him would him leave replied
of i
diplomatic
better!
SENoR1TA
dscredited
Schlat
Legation while the
the Fentes has been absent since last February
Rafael the Peace Conference in
Walker cubertson Helen and
Snodgrass
atdche the SWedSh legation,
BRIDE
Norway Nine. tall,
q
orchids
Will full of relative his trip Haiti the end
claiming 10000
Syba Skdky left family function honor OF
her charming mother Nine de Banch in celebration of her birthday ami
rucco
his
with
Evening star., 1937-01-21

4 Justice, has with her for a
few days her son-in-law, Mr.. Fred
erick johnson Manning. and his
daughter, Miss Helen Manning. who
accompanied her to the ceremonies
at the Capitol yesterday. Mrs. Taft
has attended similar ceremonies when
her late husband, as President, took
the oath of Office. and when, as Chief
Justice, he administered the oath.
Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow, widow OF
the former United States Ambassador
to Mexico, was hostess at tea Tuesday
afternoon in her New York home in
honor of Nine. Lotte Lehman. Mrs.
Morrow is member of the committee
for the benefit performance Of Die
Meistersinger" at the Metropolitan
Opera February IL. in which Nine.
Lehman will appear. The perform
ance will aid the scholarship fund Of
the Smith College Club Of New York.
and Mrs. Ordway Tead is chairman.
Mrs. Morrow's guests included Dean
Virginia Gildersleeve Of Barnard Col
lege, Mrs. August Belmont. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss and members
of the Benefit Committee The Junior
Committee includes Miss Constance
Morrow who, with the other members,
was at the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Taylor have gone
to Asheville. N. c.. where they are
staying at the Asheville- -Biltmore Hotel
for the midseason.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. wilkins Of Phil
adelphia, are entertaining party over
the Inauguration at the Willard Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer Of
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Presidents Wife Feted
AtLuncheon Given Today
ByMrs. Henry Morgenthau
Function Is One Of Annual Series Given
by Wives of Cabinet Members
Other Official News.

AIRS ROOSEVELT guest luncheon today
mn Henry Morgenthau T wife of the Secretary of the
Nl Treasury another the annual series
given Presidents wife the cabinet hosteses
The United Large Mr. Norman Davis,
has stopping at the Carlton for few days
The Minister of the Dominican Republic
their the Legation the Dominican Minister
London Henrquez who chairman of the Domn-
delegation Conference in Buenos Aires He Will
spend several days in the Capital
Sonora Dona Isabel de Escalante Venezuelan Min
ter by her daughters who have been i'll TOR the
have sailed for France They will visit Sonora oe
Escalante's mother in Switzerland.
Minister Honduras, MIR Leo John Keena
accompanied by arrive New York tomorrow in
Paano from Central America They will be at the Gotha
a short time before coming to Washington
Mrs Laurence steinhardt wife of the Minister
to Sweden visiting in this country is at the Wardman Park
Hotel while in Washington for brief time.
Senator and Mrs H King small dinner party
at the Hotel last evening in honor OF Gov Banon VIM
ship, Governor of Puerto Rico
Mrs Hughes wife of Senator James Hughes of Delaware
shared Fooks at luncheon today when
entertained by Mrs George and Mrs
den McAee Among the other guests were Mrs josiah Wacott
of Dover wife chancellor of Delaware Miss May Kenny and
Mrs -Tuthery LAUREL Mrs William Tlghman and Mrs
Salisbury Md and Mrs Robert Bay OF Ba-
Guests from Washington included Bennett Champ Clark
Mrs Touman Mrs Wilbur Marsh Mrs. Sam Major Mrs Frank
Hill Arthur Gordon James, Mrs Howard Ford Mrs
Mrs James Hanley and Miss Carolyn Hughes
Clyde who has taken apartment at the
Mayfower for the will be joined in tornlgnt py MIS-
Herring.
Senator occupying the house
at 354o Davis street. they leased for the
Senator and Mrs Claude Pepper guests this week
in their apartment Park Hotel Mrs L. Mcleod OF
Wiliston Fla.
Senator and Mrs Josh apartment in the
st. Nicholas, at 2230 California street.
Senator Caraway her guests for the week
Jonesboro Miss Emma Riley OF Edorado ana
Miss Pearl Davis of Little Rock.
Robert Wagner entertained at dinner party at
the shoreham Hotel last evening for New York visitors
Representative Theodore A. Peyer Mr.
and Mrs Mrs. John A. Harris, Mr. and
Mrs Schuyler Casey, Rosenberg director OF social
security State Mrs Ruth Tenant director OF in
fomational Security Board for New York
State, Mr. Simon Risknd.
Representative Delaney entertained at small dinner
party the Shoreham Hotel last evening.
Representative John with him for the inau
rural festivities Mr. Iadore B. Dockweer Democratic
national committeeman California Mr. Dockweer at the
Carlton.
112 summerheld road, North Woodsde
Silver Spring Md and will there with their three children
Patricia Maas the latter part OF this
Representative James H Gdea joined his apart
Wardman Park Hotel by Mrs Gldea who arrived yes
terday from their home in Coadale, Pa.
public printer Gegengak have their
guest Hotel Frederick Hoch Of New York
City,
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Residential Social News
Mrs. Taft Hostess to Mr.. Manning and
His Daughter for Inauguration.

4 4 RS. WILLIAM HOW ARD
Nj TAFT, widow of the former
VI President and former Chief
y Iusfice has with her for a
Evening star., 1937-01-21

(See CONCERT. Page B-6.)
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-04-02
Legislator Dies

Columbus, Ohio (OLNS)-Newton
H. Fairbanks (R), Springfield, Clark
county representative to the 91st and
92nd general assemblies, died at his
home Monday, March 22, following
brief illness. His death was the sec
ond in the membership of the present
house of representatives.
Long active in republican politics,
Representative Fairbanks was a
brother of Charles w Fairbanks, vice
president in the administration of
President Theodore Roosevelt.
Representative Fairbanks record
on labor legislation was favorable.
Regret at his passing was expressed
in the form of resolutions by both
branches of the legislature.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-04-02
DANCE AND SOCIAL

The dance and social which will be
given in the large Moose auditorium
next Saturday night, by the Co-opera-
tive Trades and Labor Council, prom
ises to be one big affair.
The different committees report
that everything has been arranged
and two thousand tickets are out. John
Janser has secured a neat floor show
which is worth the price of admission
alone.
Jimmy Solomon guaranteed plenty
of refreshments, and Mrs. Butts, OF
the Label League, appealed for help
in gathering the food Gunnard Sho-
blom urged all the delegates to ask
their respective locals to make a set
tlement of tickets before or at the
dance. He will endeavor to make as
complete a return of sold and unsold
tickets as possible.
President Joe Gallagher again made
the last and final appeal for every
trades unionist, friends and families
to assist in making the dance and
social one grand success.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-04-02
One CENT TAX
OPPOSED

The Butler County Automobile Club
has joined hands with the Ohio State
Automobile Association in fight to
prevent the passage of the Frakes bill
in the Ohio house of representatives
bill that would add another cent to
the tax on gasoline.
Opposing this bill, automobile clubs
have taken the stand, according to
Will Howe, secretary of the Butler
County Auto Club, that the state al
ready will have $52, 1882 for build
ing and maintenance of roads during
the year, and that additional taxa
tion would mean additional money
from the pockets of motorists that is
not needed on roads, and that would
probably be appropriated for other
purposes.