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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Libby Teams Win One, Lose One.

Libby Teams Win One, Lose One.
The De Melay basketball team oil
Libby met with defeat with a 27-1r
score when they tangled with the
Troy high school team on the Libby
floor last Friday evening. The first
half was rather good game, ending
10 to 8 for the visitors, but thereaf
ter Privette and Lamey were forced
out on fouls weakening the loca
bunch and the Trojans ran way with
the game.
Saturday night the Libby towr
team played the Columbia Falls Cubs
resulting in a massacre of the Cubs
the score showing ga to 13 at tht
close Of the scrimmage.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
GLORIA'S NEW FILM
GOWNED GENEROUSLY

Remember the roles that established
Gloria Swanson as the "best-dressed
woman in the world -
Ever wonder how Gloria Swanson
was going to sound in talking pic
lures?
These and kindred queries will be
answered at the Kootenai theatre
Sunday Monday-Tuesday when Miss
Swanson makes her debut from the
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27

NOTICE.

DR.. r. II. Keller Of Kalispell, spec
ialist in fitting glasses and treating
cross eyes and muscular imbalances,
may be consulted at Libby Hotel,
Monday, March 3rd. One day only.
Make appointments at Hotel. 37-38
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe McCallum at the Libby hos
pital last Friday.
County Commissioner Brink re-
turned last Wednesday from attend
ing the state convention of county
commissioners at Lewistown and q
meeting of T. r. highway officials at
Havre and was not feeling very well,
Thursday he was taken i'll with an
attack of erysipelas, Of which there
have been several cases in the COM
munity of late. We are glad to re-
port that Mr.. Brink is convalescing
nicely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10
PROHIBITION
MAJOR issue
Mrs. cCormick Is Given
Hot Potato BY
Democrat

CHICAGO. April l0-F-Prohi-
bition, the hot potato Of politics,
has been tossed by James Hamilton
Lewis. democrat, to CongreSswoman
Ruth Hanna Mccormick as the
major issue OF their campaign for
election next November to the Uni
ted States senate.
Lewis. a colonel in the Spanish
American "a and senate whip in
President Wilson's administration,
cast off IL years retirement and
gained the democratic senatorial
nomination without a single cam
gaign effort. Mrs. McCormick. Mark
Hanna's daughter and widow OF
the fate Senator Medill Mccormick.
thrust aside Senator Charles S.
Deneen and his Chicago-Cook ccun-
ty organization to head the repub-
lican ticket this fall.
Mrs. Mccormick. before return
ing to Washington yesterday. de-
clared it was her opposition to the
World Court that swamped Deneen
under a zoo. 900 plurality. Deneen,
fourteenth World Court senator TO
meet defeat in the nation, accepted
Mrs. McCormick'S issue and lost.
But Lewis, too. is opposed TO the
World Court. and in the senate he
voted against Wilson'S league OF
nations.
Lewis shot the question of per
sonal liberty TO the fore soon after
Deneen congratulated Mrs. McCor-
mick on her victory. 1T Is an issue
from which / shall not allow any
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10
PHARR BUILDS
BETTER CITY
Many Buildings Going Up
During April In
Valley Town

N5pEC1dl 10 AQG herald
PHARR, April l0-That the city
OF Pharr Is maintaining It's place
among the progressive towns Of the
Rio Grands Valley is attested by
the continued building activity dur
Ing the month Of April.
Work Is going on at a rapid rate
on the construction OF the business
building of w. j. Standefer located
on main street adjacent to the
Pharr Mercantile building. The
new structure, which is being made
Of brick and tile. IS TO house the
w. ]. Standefer Furniture company
which Is temporarily located in
the building next to the Literal
Grocery. The new building is be-
ing constructed at an estimated
cost Of $4,000.
Joe Guioco. owner and operator
Of the City Meat Market OF Pharr,
is erecting a brick building adj
jacent to the one he now occupies
in order that he may have ample
room for expansion Of his business.
The addition will double the room
capacity and is estimated to cost
$4,000.
Raymond Johnson, who has op-
Grated the Junction Filling Station
for the past five years. IS con-
structing a building on the high
way west Of the Clark Seed and
Feed store. MI. johnson states that
the new structure Is TO be OF brick
and tile and will house a service
station. and a battery division. The
building is being constructed at an
estimated cost Of $4,000.
The $4,000 home Of c. G. Tick
ner Is nearing completion. 1t is OF
Spanish type and is located in the
south portion Of the city.
Work is progressing rapidly on
The construction Of the home OF G.
B. Gramer which Is located just
outside Of the city limits southwest
OF town. The house is Of English
/, style and of brick construction. II
is built at an estimated cost OF
$4,000 dollars. Other business houses
are being planned and residences
are 70 be built TO take care Of the
demand for houses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10

Pop Friedman. 4. looking things
over. ... saying hello. Dave CaSaS,
on the Bridge. .. Mexican side.
inspecting cars....and Tony Bosie
....of the Palm Roof. greeting
friends. 81 Robert Garcia, chamber
OF commerce head. ~. Matamoros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10
Looking About


April 10 in past history was a
date 70 write home about. For ex-
ample:
Nestoris. IN 42S. II made patriarch
Of Constant.nople. Which, OF course.
was big news in those days and
some country newspaper started
a story with local boy makes
good"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10
Pacific Filler Hurt
Bv San Antonio Bus

SAN ANTONIO, April l0-tRl-
First Lieut.. Lester J. Maitland. who
commanded the first airplane TO
fly from the Pacific coast TO Hawaii,
today was in an army hospital here
suffering from a crushed chest and
cuts on the face. the result OF an
accident in which his automobile
was struck by a bus.
The accident occurred yesterday
a few hours after his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Thurston Maitland, was grant
ed a divprce at Las Vegas, Nevada.
She charged nagging and other
mental crueltieS. The Maitlands
have one child. five years old.
Maitland was driving near Kelly
Field. where the aviator has been
stationed since December. 1929.
He gained fame in 1928 when he
flew TO Hawaii In an army plan, ac-
companied by Lieut.. Albert Hegen-
berger. Before Ene flight across
the Pacific ocean the aviator was
stat, led at McCook Field. Dayton,
Ohio. He IS 80 years old.
Georgia exported 656,537 barrels
or resin ami 1882 .926 gallons Of
ttt~Nanefra Hnrt VAR
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10
MERCEDES RED
CROSS ELECTS
DIR. Z. Fl. Kasey Chairman;
Branches Planned For
Entire County

Especial 10 Inc AeralG.)
MERCEDES. April i0--Dr. z. II.
Kasey, was elected chairman Of
the Mercedes branch OF the Hidalgo
County Chapter OF the American
Red Cross, at a meeting held here
Tuesday, having been called by the
Rev. j. 8. Budlong OF McAllen,
Hidalgo county chairman.
Other officers elected are: Mrs.
Charles Weimer, chairman Of dis
aster; Mrs. Florence Kalbfleisch,
treasurer; Herman Sugg. chairman
Of home service work; Fred John
son, assistant chairman Of home
service work.
II is the plan Of the county chair
man to organize branches IN every
town in Hidalgo county.
Mrs. Cora Goodwin. representa-
tive Of the Southwestern division
Of the American Red Cross. will
be the main speaker at the next
meeting Of the county chapter at
McAllen. Tuesday. April Is.
Recently elected officers OF the
Hidalgo county chapter are chair
man. Rev. j. S. Budlong: vice
chairman. Mrs. Florence Kalbtleisch
Mercedes: secretary. DR.. Allen
Kearby, McAllen. and treasurer, II.
M. De Long, McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10

candidate-man or woman-to es-
cape the former-senator declared.
In contrast. the politically minded
recalled Mrs. McCormicks campaign
statement to the Anti-Saloon Lea
que that Il am both personally and
politically dry" Her late husband
was known as a wet.
The mayor OF Eastlake, Mich,
intends to reduce the tax burden
Of the 500 persons in his village by
raising funds through community
dances.
Forty-eight peaks in Colorado are
$4,000 feet Or more above sea level.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10

Spring means plenty OF fresh air
and gobs OF outdoor activities. II
means light clothes and straw hats.
And 1t means TO South Americans.
who have things al. backwards. that
winter is about 10 begin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10
p MOHE. \
HSlDElIGHTS i

Under a Texas Moon" Warner
Bros. first 100 per cent talking.
singing, outdoor picture in techni-
color, which comes to the Capitol
theatre Sunday next opening with
q midnite matinee Saturday mite.
IS an adaptation Of Stewart Ed
ward Whites The Two e N Man"
The scenes Of Under a Texas
Moon" are exquisite all being taken
In the colo-s Of nature. The cap
able cast is headed by the mimi
table Frank Fay as Don Carlos.
Many Of the famous beauties OF
the screen are included. among
them Armida. Raquel Torres, Myr-
na 10y. Mona Maris, Betty BOYD
and Edythe Kramera. Western bad
man are played by Noah Berry,
Tully Marshall. George Stone.
George Cooper. Fred Kohler, Jack
Curtis. Sam Appel, Tom Dix. Jerry
Barrett, Francisco Maran. Charles
Sellon and Bruce Covington. Mi
chael Curtiz directed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10
7M NAN STEM
Intimate Glimpses of the Valleys Alley
BY J.. r.
I'm and Around

Up and Around
Joe Bollack, owner Of Bollack'S
department store. inspecting a
window full Of straw hats. wait
ing for Easter. Drew P~atteson,
Ford dealer. .ambling down the
main stem. A. Wayne Wood.
riding around. and planning on
a trip to Jiminez. for the celeb
ration. 49,. Conrado Cloetta, hard
ware. driving his car with the
trick headlights. =. looking for a
parking space. Bob Sexton. 49,.
with spring fever. IL. looking sad.
Speaking Of Spring
The engineer OF In Our Valley,
admitted that ne was suffering from
spring fever. Aren't we all?
But spring isn't such a much
down here, when the weather Is
mild all the time. The only differ
ence is that a few Of the trees get
a few extra special Easter leaves.
green and fresh, and a few flowers
come out, rerfuming the air with
an added fragrance.
But Just the same, spring Is a
habit that can't be broken. and
when the calendar says that it's
April and May. people get That
Way and want TO go places and
do things.
Fishing, swimming, or just idling.
Picnics. Sailing on the bay on a
moonlit night Fishing for red fish
In the pass, with the dawn begin
ming to break over the gulf. Driv-
ing along a shady lane with a Ger
tain Party. Rolling in the grass
Bathing in the surf or swimming
In a resaca under the willow trees.
What a iifel Everything is per-
feet in this best Of all possible
worlds.
And what about the kids? Spring
means more to them than to any
one else. They live close to nature,
picking spring flowers, wallowing
in the cool dust CT walking bare
foot IN ID. eating mulberries, SWIM
ming naked in canals or lakes,
climbing trees
And then, too, in the spring a
young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts Of love. We mustn't forget
that. In fact, we can't.
I'm the spring Chinese fancy
lightly turns to thoughts Of war
49, tt.rn~- nEucre covC
But who cares.
Spring means plenty OF fresh air
and gobs OF outdoor activities. II
means light clothes and straw hats.
And II means TO South Americans.
who have things all backwards, that
winter IS about 10 begin.
Looking About
Way up in the other end Of the
county. Lem Perl. .strutting his
stuff in Easter toys. John Rut-
ledge, OF EdiDburg . with a sample
case -. selling bastante SUITS.
looking happy. Charlie Puckett. Y.
IS feet 4 sopping wet. looking
down on the world. bill Vain
wright. with j. G. Penney. 60
ing home 10 dinner. Carlos Wat
son. abogado. taking long strides
down the main STEM.
More. ..
April 10 in past history was a
date 70 write home about. For ex-
ample:
NestorIs. IN 428. i made patriarch
Of Constant!nople. Which. OF course,
was big news in those days and
some country newspaper started
a story with local boy makes
good"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10

DR.. Arnold II. Kegey. Chicago
health commissioner. proposes 70
reduce harsh traffic noises by equip
ping traffic officers with musical
whistles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10

William, earl Of Pembroke, Eng
lish poet and patron Of Elizabethan
poets. died IN 1880. From verse to
worse.
The Mississippi company surrend-
cred its charter to the crown In
1882. Maybe they couldn't keep
track OF all the s, is and p's in
The name.
Three days OF rioting began In
London when a member Of Parlt-
ament was arrested for speaking
his mind in 1910.
Napoleon sDdicated French throne
in 1914. But he was only fooling
al the time.
William Booth, founder OF the
Salvation Army, was born April 10,
1929.
The New York Tribune was first
issued on this date in l84l by
Horace Greeley.
Miguel Mi-amon, insurrectionist,
captured Mexico City in 1859. Arch
duke MAMMALIAN, Of Austria, ac-
cepts the throne OF Mexico at the
same time. Question: To whom
does Mexico belong? Answer: Quien
sabe.
Brigham Young relinquished sec
ular power. We would think he
would, with all his wives. It's a
wonder ne had authority TO relin-
quish.
The Titanic, largest steamship
afloat, made its first voyage. This
was in 1912.
DR.. Alexix Carrcl operated sue
cessfully on the heart in 1914 for
the first time, by stopping the cir
culation 70. several minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10

A bumper" alligator hide crop
Is predicted by Texas trappers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-10

Georgia exported 656,537 barrels
or resin ami S,982.926 gallons Of
turpentine last year.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
MUNRO Ell CAPTAIN ALE
MAN BOY-ED

Hamburgo, Alemania, Sep
16.-A consceuencia de la caida
de un caballo en- sus posesiones
de aqui, muri6 aver ell captain
Karl Boy-Ed, de So amos, pro-
pagandista y d~iplomatico, que
en- 1915 fuera deportado de Els
tados Unidos como extranjero
indeseable.
En- I'M tempo Ell captain fue
figura de prominencia en- Wa
shington, con ell condo Won
Berntoff, que entonces era en-
bajador del Kaiser.
Actos ilegales de importan-
cha, como Justification de pasa-
p%ortes, SABOTAGE en- las fabricas
de municiones, ETC., Sc lie atri-
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

do y miraba aquel grupo con
ternura.
ST ST, les mi hermano!-
decfa Ernestina.
A SUI vez ell conde abraz6 a su
hijo.
Amigo milo, mira como Sc
parece a lakeland la conde-
sa, embriagada, loca de algeria.
-Reconozco mi sangre-res-
pondi6 ell condo.
Luisa, que habia permaneci-
do a la puerta del salon, avan-
20 hasta donde estaba ell j6ven.
Senior conde-dijo descu-
briendo por ST misma ell pecho
del vizconde,-mire usted... Y
listed tambien, senior Gervais,
mire usted... HE Gqui Ia man
cha de los LueerOue!
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

-Si-dijo ell conde,-esa es
la mancha roja de los Lucerolle.
Hijo mio-continu6 con emo
cion,-esa senal que lleva listed
en- ell pecho, Sc trasmite en- nues
ira familia con ell valor, ell no.
nor, ell amor al bien Y todas las
grandes v~irtudes; yo estoy Sc
guro ,por anticipate, de que
listed sera digno del nombre
que ha de llevar.
Ell j6ven respondi6:
-Yo pedire a mi noble padre
que me ensene ell canine que es
lecesario seguir, y, guiado por
Sus consoles, teniendo ante los
ojos ell ejemplo de su vida, mar
chare pOr 81 sin vacilaciones.
Mi coraz6n esta va lleno de res
.peto y de amor pOr ustedes,
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

al mismo tempo ell condo y la
condesa de Lucerolle.
Ell joven habia palidecido;
Sc ahogaba; sus piernas Sc do
blaron al peso de SUI cuerpo; va
clio como 81 fuese a caer. Luisa
10 sostuvo y 10 empuj6 dulce-
mente hacia la condesa.
Prontamente sus facciones
Sc animaron, una algeria indie
chile lie brill6 en- sus ojos, un
critic Sc escape de su pecho opri
mido Y cay6 en- los brazos de
la sonora de Lucerolle, que 10
estrech6 fuertemente.
i Madre mia, madre mia!-
murmur6 con voz apagada,
La condesa no podfa contener
sus sollozos.
Ell cOnde Sc habia aproxima-
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

"A! 20 sabre MERCER vuestra
affection, os 10 juro; inspirad0
por vosotros, espero que podre
responder a 10 que esperais de
mi.
-iAh! ina hablado va como
un Lucerolle !-exclam6 la con-
desa con entusiasmo.
-Madre mia-replic6 ell j6-
ven con una especie de orgullo,
la divisa sobre ell pecho;
ell coraz6n, que late en- 81 me 10
ha dado listed; liza sangre que
circula en- mis- venas es la de
padre!
-Luisa-dijo ell senior de Lu
cerolle volviendose hacia ella
ahora me acuerdo de sus pala-
bras del otro dia listed me di-
10: "CuandO su hiio eomparez-
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
UN RAYO MATO A DOS PES.
CADORES

st. Augustine, Sep. 16.-Un
rayo mat6 aver a dos personals
y quem6 g~ravemente a otra al
caer en- Fort Matanzas, cerca
de aqui, en- un lugar donde Gin
co pescadores habfan buscado
refugio huyendole a una tor
menta.
Las vie.imas son: Gene E.
Goodwin, de Quitman, Ga, y j.
H. Gurr, de Matanzas. Ell que
mado Sc nombra J. V. Osteen,
de Carterville.
Escaparon con vida dos hijos
de Gurr que estaban en- ell CRU
pc.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

ca ante listed, listed abrira los
brazos y abrazara a I'm hijo dig
no de listed y digno del nombre
que lleva'. Entonces no pude
comprender ell sentido de u
palabras; listed me dijo la YER
dad.
Ven, hijo mio-anadi6 A.
briendo sus brazos,-iven, que
te abrace otra vez!
Luego, dirigiendose de nuevo
a Luisa, repuso:
No quiero acordarme mas
del pasado; va tiene listed el
perdon de la condesa; como
ella, Luisa, ell condo de Luce
role perdona a listed.
-Ah! igracias, senior con-
de, graeias!-exclam6 con aeon
to rec0nOcidO.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

La policia no ha podido en-
contrar a los cuatro bandidos
enmascarados que ell domingo
por la noche asaltaron en- una
casa de Horshoe Pond a Bob
y Jim Graham y a varios hues
pedes de estos, llevandose 10
pesos de los Graham.
No quisieron los hombres nj
ell dinero nj las joyas de los
que Sc hallaban en- la casa de
Jim y Bob.
Cuando Bob protest6 en- al
ia voz de 10 que Sc lie hacfa uno
de los cuatro hombres lie pc
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

do al juez de instruction la
prueba de que habia sido de-
tenido I'm ~inocente Y ell hijo del
senior condo Y de la sonora con
desa ha sido puesto en- liber-
tad.
Tulsa, d6nde esta mi hi
jo?-exclam6 la condesa.
Luisa Sc lanz6 fuera del sa-
Ion y reaparecio cast al momen-
to conduciendo de la mano al
vizconde de Lueerolle.
Senior condo, senora conde-
sa-dijo en- tono solemne,-he
aqui al senior vizconde Leon de
Lucerolle.
FL joven Sc estremeci6 Ian
zando a su alrededor miradas
extraviadas.
II Hiio mio!-exclamaron
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
HA LA ES-
POSA DE NOAH E

Los Angeles, Sep. 16.-Noah
Berry, actor cinematografico,
reveI6 hoy que su esposa Marga
rita desapareci6, hace cosa de
una semana del rancho Berry,
cerca de North Hollywood. Dice
que pedira a la policfa la ayude
a encontrarla.
Ella sali6 en- autom6vil ell dfa
8, sin explicar a donde Sc diri-
gfa.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
UN TEMPORAL AZOTO A
MESSINA

Messina, Italia, Sep. 16.-Du
rante un temporal que aver a
media noche barrie este puerto,
Sc derrumb6 I'm techo, murien-
do una persona y resultando
otra herida. Varias cabanas flo
taron por las GALES, con sus
ocupantes dentro.
La tormenta ha causado con-
siderables danos a la propie-
dad.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German

tie momento la condesa de Lu-
cerolle lie perdona.
-iOh! sonora condesa......
-Pero nosotros tenemos al
presente otros motives de preo
cupaci6n, mi coraz6n esta lie
no de augusta Luisa, liable
nos listed de nuestro hijo;Gqu6
ha hecho listed por Ell en- estos
cuatrO dfas?
Ell asesino de Fabrice Sc
llama Pedro Ricart-contest6
Luisa levantandose ;-yO he da
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

FL teniente federal J. J. Law
less manifesto aver al comisio-
nado federal Pinkerton que e.
lementos interesados en- ell con
trabando de "1icores" estan
mandando espfas a los tribuna-
les para enterarse de quienes
son los hombres utiIizados por
ell gobierno como confidentes,
en- contra de los v~ioladores de
la ley SEGA.
Asegura ell fiscal que aboga-
dos de la defensa han empeza-
do a atacar las evidencias del
gobierno en- forma tai que o :
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
buyeron en- 1915, antes de la
entrada de Estados Unidos en-
la guerra.
1NCENDIO EN- LA DOCE
AVENIDA

A las dos de la madrugada
de hoy Sc declare un incendio
en- la casa numero 1922 de la
Doce avenida, quemandose TODD
ell interior y parte del techo.
Los bomberos protegieron las
casas cercanas y apagaron las
llamas, retirandose cerca de las
tres.
Suponese que la casa, que Sc
hallaba desalquilada, esta ase-
gurada.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
LA FRATERNIDAD

De orden del senior Presiden-
te otto a todos los miembros de
la Directiva para la junta que
Sc celebrara en- la noche de hoy,
martes 16 del corriente, a las
ocho en- punto.
Esperamos la asistencia.
Ell SecretdrjO.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

a descubrir los nombres
lie los confidentes, como ocu-
rriera en- ell case de A. Ochoa.
Aver, en- los casos contra
'eter Sarconi y Ben F. Ma
hews, ell gobierno tambien tu-
o que presentar a los conf
lentes, aunque ell fiscal hizo
ra vigorosa oposici6n.
Lawless tiene ell prop6sito
lie evitar que en- los juicios pu-
licos que en- 10 successive Sc &C.
ebren, amigos de los acusados
.,e presenter a "conocer'' a los
nformantes del gobierno.
Sarconi y Mathews estan a.
cusados de vender bebidas al
coh6licas y prestaron fianza
para gozar de libertad.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

GO en- la cabeza con la culata
de I'm revolver, hiriendolo.
Los que Sc hallaban en- la
casa y no fueron robados dicen
que los bandidos les dijeron:
Ustedes son trabajadores y no
vamos a molestarlos. Est6nse
quietos, con las manos en- alto.
Una investigation ha sido
iniciada por los diputados del
sheriff..
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Durante ell dfa de aver Sc ms
cribieron en- las 80 escuelas pd
blicas de Tampa, 1923 ninos
y ninas, un aumento de 1875 So
bre Ell primer dfa de curse, ell
ano pasado.
En- las escuelas para ninos
de la raza negra Sc inscribie-
ron 2700.
Dos mil Sc inscribieron en-
Plant City, 5000 en- otras es-
cuelas rurales y 5000 va We
MAN asistiendo a classes en- ell
distrito de la fresa. Ell total de
los ~inscriptos probablemente
montana a $4,000.
Empezaron aver sus labo-
res 100 maestras.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Por no haber cumplido la
promesa que hiciera de com :
portarse bien, de no volver a
negociar con bebidas alcohol
cas-, ell juez Alderman levant6
aver ell perd6n conditional que
habia dado a Johnny Hicks,
en- febrero, y 10 conden6 a tres
meses de carcel.
Hicks fue encontrado en- Ar
cadia al tim6n de I'm autom6-
vii cargado con Is cajas de be-
bidas alcoholics.
ALI lie impusieron $3.50 de
multa y Quedo libre en- tres
horas.
Cuando los agentes Sc ente-
raron del case, 10 buscaron v
lie detuvieron, presentandolo al
fiscal y a Mr.. Alderman.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Aver Sc abri6 en- ell octave
2iso de la casa consistorial la
cllnica dental gratis para los
ninos, dirigida por ell DR.. ia
mes Holdstock. Empezara ell
servicio tan pronto termine la
inscription en- las escuelas Y
los ninos deberan ser enviados
por recommendation de las macs
tras,
La clfnica ha sido alberta
por ell Club los Leones y ell DIR.
Holdstock NADIA cobrara por
sus s~ervicios.