davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
LOS MINEROS REGRESA-
RON AL TRABAJO

Londres, Die. 8.-Mas de 20
mil mineros que abandonaron
sus labores ell pasado lunes, han
Vuelto hoy a las minas bajo ell
arreglo de tregia temporal has
Ia Ell | de febrero.
Los delegados de los trabaja~
dores y los representatives de
los patronos estan conferencian
do co mel fin de buscar una base
de arreglo permanente, que be-
neficie a las minas del Sur de
Gales.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Mucho nos place que los
~sensatos obreros niveladores
dijeran ell viernes 10 que noso-
tros, pensando en- la convenien
ella de los tabaqueros, dijera-
mos en- el pasado mes de abrlI.
En- abril nos mostramos a
favor del reajuste en- los Che
rutos opinando que debia ayu-
darse al fabricante niyelado a
competir con los "desnivela-
dos" Hav-a-Tampa y Val An
tuono.
Tambi6n dijimos que con la
transigencia Sc evitaria que los
fabricantes tuvieran "excusa'
para atacar, en- ell future, los
precios de las vitolas de haba-
no.
FL tempo ha venido a dar-
nos la raz6n y a probar nues-
tro buena fe.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Patronos, obreros y promi-
nenteS ci~ujadanos, "elemen-
tos' que aman a Tampa y lu-
chan por su prosperidad, Sc
reuniran esta noche,
Quieren los patronos "modi-
ficar" los precios de las vito
las y dicen que los tabaque-
ros ganaran mas dinero 81 con
ell reajuste armenian los CON
sumidores de nuestros cigarros.
GQue parte del diez por
ciento Sc pasara a los ciudada-
nos que fuman los Queens?
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy. Claro pa
ra manana. Vientos del norte y
noroeste. Maxima temperature
aver, 81 grades minima, So.
Sale el sol a las 7:10 a. m. Y
Sc pone a las 5:35 p. m; sale la
luna a las 8:19 p. m. y Sc pone
las 9:55 a. m.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
CAPTURADOS CUATRO DE
Los LOCOS

New York, Die. 8.-Cuatro
de los locos que ell jueves Sc
fugaron del asilo de dementes
de Matteawan estan hoy en- su
zelda, luego de haber sido cap
turados por ell detective Geo.
+. Wobber.
Sc italian todavia EN- liber-
tad Frank Vanderkuylen, An
thony A. Alloy y Joseph Kay
Tor.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
C~ONDENADOS A MUERTF
CINCO DE LOS INGENIE.
RIOS

Moscou, Die. 8.-Sin esperan-
"a frente a La dura hostilidad
de toda la nacion, los cinco HON
bres que deben MORN por cons
pirar en- contra del g0bierno 50
Wet, cr6ese que han abandona-
do Ia intenci6n de pedir clemen-
cia al comit6 central executive,
ell 1nico cuerpo con poder para
conmutarles la pena.
Los otros tres, cohdenados a
diez amos cada uno, opinase que
no apelaran.
Todos los peri6dicos publ
can la sentencia y denuncian
a los hombres como instrumen
tos de capitalists extranjeros.
De un plazo de ~ horas dis
ponen los hombres para pre-
sentar su apelaci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Lo que me eXtrana es que el
amigo Reyes, que tan c~orrecto
es, permita que sus partidarios
usen esa clase de procedimien-
tos con un periodista que tam
to les ha servido.
He dido a varios de tus ami
gos, reyistas, que reprueban 10
actuado contra ii.
FL vote que te han anulado,
tn pluma y tn taIento sabran
multiplicarlo en- favor de la
prestigiosa candidatura Fran
co-Manteiga."
Muy c-arinosamente,
Jose Alvarez M.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
Sc HA PEDIDO A PIERRE
LAVAL QUE FORME GO
BIERNO

Paris, Die. Sci presidente
Doumergue ha pedido a Pierre
Laval, senador y ministro que
fuera en- ell gabinete Tardieu,
forme gobierno para sustituir
al que renunciara ell jueves. La
val dijo al presidente que Co
menzarfa las gestiones sin per-
dida de tempo Y que manana lie
contestaria.
Luis Barthourx, comisiona-
do para formar gobierno, confe-
SO aver su fracasO.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

RecibO una tarjeta postal de
un querido camarada, Y como en-
ella trata de un asunto de pafpi-
tante actualidad deseo que sea
conocida por todos los lectores
de este peri6dico.
Dice asi:
"Querido Augusta:
Hasta aver, que regrese de
Miami, no, supe del rechazo
que te hicieron los oficiales re-
yistas del "Circulo Cubano.'
Ellos han perdido mas que
til, porque con su polftica re-
pelente han puesto en- eViden-
cia su debilidad.
Poca hidalguia y poca gra-
titud revelan esos senores con
ell desaire que tie han hecho,
porque til eres un cubano 100
por 100 que siempre has lu-
chado por el progreso y en-
grandecimiento de la casa Gu
bana.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

tienen en- las Avenidas de Ne
braska y Ross.
Dara comienzo a las nueve de
la noche, con tres reputadas or
questas y una de Son.
Acerca del mas riguroso or
den en- TODD ell edificio Sc encuen
ira preparado un Comit6 que
tiene poderes dados por la alta
direction, para proceder contra
los ~"gaticos'.
Ell pedido de tickets es asom-
broso.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
LOS DE GORITZIA DEBEN
ENTREGAR LAS ARMAS

Goritzia, Die. 8.-Cumplien-
do 6rdenes de Roma ell jefe de
policia ha dietado I'm bando pi-
diendo a todos los ciudadanos de
esta provincial de la frontera en-
treguen, dentro de I'm termino
de "a horas, todas las armas, mu
niciones y explosives que ten
gan en- su poder.
La orden esta siendo cumpli-
da sin protesta.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Inicio mi. cr6nica de hoy So
bre ell estreno de anoche, en-
ell teatro del "Centro Asturia-
no" con ell nombre de Darwin
Casanova, joven artista, muy
concido en- nuestra localidad,
que interpretando ell papel de
Ivan en- la zarzuela LA Le-
yenda del Beso," supo' arran-
earle al respectable una ova-
ci6n, cantando la preciosa ro-
mama de los celos, en- ell Sc
gundo acto.
Modesto Maseda, otro joven
de la Iocalidad, tambien fue
ovacionado por ell p1blico, en-
ell papel de Crist6bal, que in
terpret6 de un modo admira-
BILE. A pesar de que tOdos los
elementos que forman la Com
pania, en- 10 que respecta a los
Ilamados segundas parties, es-
taban bajo la Influenza de
una gran tension nerviosa por
les "ordeno" y mando' del ba
rftono Ordonez, todos pusieron
de su parte para que no Sc no.
taran las deficiencies natura-
les en- TODD estreno.
La obra tiene una mdsioa
lindisima; pero el libreto es de
los que pertenecen al monitor.
Ell final es p6simo, detestable.
Pastora Alan y Amadeo
Llaurad6, en- sus respectivos
papeles, estuvieron muy afor-
tunados, cosechando grandes
%palmadas.
Maruja Gonzalez, al igual
que en- la primera noche, can
to y dijo de un modo irrepro-
enable. Su Amapola lleg6 a la
concurrencia envuelta en- la
intensa simpatia despertada
por su belleza.
Augusta Ordonez, muy bien
en- los n1mero que cant6, WEN
dose en- la necesidad de repe-
tir. a instancias del publico,
ell hermoso brindis del primer
acto.
Lastima que este artista Sc
divide en- algunos momsntos de
la concurrencia.
Sus constantes y exageradas
6rdenes durante e. transcurso
de la obra llegaron a poner
nervioso al pGblico.
Acudi6 mucha mas concu-
rrencia que la primera noche,
nues toda la platea Sc encon-
traba ocupada por distingui-
das damas y conocidos caballe
ros. asi como tambi6n los la
terales y butacas.
La Compania ha gustado mu
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
RECIBIO S~EPULTURA Ell
A EN- Ell CEMEN-
TERIO WOODLAND

Aver recibi6 sepultura en- ell
cementerio de Woodlawn ell
cadaver de Robert Gonzalez,
de 81 amos, que hace pocos
dias muriera en- un accidente
automovilista.
Otros dos j6venes qpe iban
con Gonzalez, tambien perez
cieron.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Habana, Die. Sci sabado
los estudiantes quemaron un re-
trato del Oral Machado, presi-
dente de la repGblica. Luego de
que Sc pronunciation energicos
discursos por varios estudian-
ties, tuvo lugar la destruction
del retrato.
La policia dispers6 a los re
voltosos.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Madrid, Die. 8.-Dicese que
el Heraldo publicara en- esta Sc
mana una information, firma-
da por ell comandante Ramon
Franco, en- la que este relata su
fuga de la prisi6n militar en- que
Sc lie encerrara.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

Habana, Die. 8.-Armada con
rifles la policia esta hoy acuar-
telada Y lista para hacer frente
a los estudiantes 81 estos renue-
van los des6rdenes.
La Uniyersidad esta custodia-
da Y los refuerzos, listoS para
cualquiera emergencia, Sc ha-
Han preparados.
Tiene la politia instructed
mes para no actuar sin antes re-
cibir 6rdenes de los oficiales.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Esta noche, a las ocho, ur-
gentemente deben reunirse to-
dos los socios del Club "Juven
tud Hispana' citados por su
Presidente para el salon de
actos del Centre Espahol de
West Tampa"
De grande y verdadera i'm :
portancia.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE ESPANA

Madrid. Die. 8.-Nada ha de
cidido aun ell gobernador de Bar
celona sobre la petici6n del Sin
dicato Unico para que Sc lie de
je abrir los locales de la organi-
zaci6n. Probablemente Sc les
concedera la petici6n, con cier.
taS condolences.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Madrid, Die. 8.-Aguardase
la vista de Don Francisco Cam
DO, que Sc dice vendra a confe-
renciar con ell duque de Alba Y
ell Oral Berenguer.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Madrid, Die. 8.-Continda Ia
huelga de Villa del Rio, en- la
provincial de Cordoba.
La tranquilidad ha sido resta-
blecida.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Los miembros de la podero-
sa Association La Columna"
han invitado a todos sus sim
patizadores para que asistan
hoy a las A de la tarde en- pc
regrinaci6n al Cementerio
"Woodlawn," para honrar la
memoria del inolvidable senior
Eladio Paula, uno de los pre-
sidentes mas Queridos que tn
vo la sociedad Guiana.
Solemne promote quedar este
acto.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Hoy, a las ocho de la nOcchc,
y en- Ell Colegio de Ninos "Sqn
jose, establecido en- la avenida
de Armenia y Gale Spruce, w.
Tampa, Sc celebrara la function
a beneficio de las obras educa-
cionales que en- el barrio del
Oeste lleva a cabo ell Reveren-
do Parroco, Y particular amigo
de nuestro director, senior Luis
Condo.
Tn pequeno drama en- dos
parties titulado Gel triunfo de Ia
Inocencia', sera representado
por las senoritas Teresa J%usten,
Rosa Clark, Lille DiBona, Mar
gagita Alvarez Y G~uillarmina
Sanchez.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Habana, Die. 8.-Dlcese que
los estudiantes van a v~erificar
hoy una manifestation deman-
dando que Sc conceda la autono-
mia de la Universidad, sin in
terferencia politica.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Ante una selecta concurrent
cia fu6 jugado aver por la tar
de ell tercer partido del campeo-
nato de Foot Ball entire los
teams "Juventud Enthusiastic" y
Juventud Hispana', q~uedando
q sore 2 favor de los segundos,
con una anotac.6n de 2 por /.
Los dos Clubs jugaron muy
bien, y todos sus componentes
fueron muy aplaudidos.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Lucida qued6 la matinee bai-
liable de aver, en- los salones del
Centre Espanol de Ybor.
Muchas damitas a~sistieron
hacienda magnificos elogios de
la orquesta broadway Collie
gians''.
BESIDE que empez6 esta serie
de bales dominieales en- la pres
tigiosa sociedad, ell entusiasmo
no ha decade.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Habana, Die. 8.-Muri6 aver
ell j6ven Nicanor Blanes, de Pi-
mar del Rio, que ell sabado fuera
herido en- un cambio de tiros
con unos bandidos.
No Sc ha podido encontrar a
los agresores.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Habana, Die. 8.-Tomara hoy
possession de la s~ecretaria de 60
bernaci6n ell DR.. Jose Clemente
Vivancos, ex-fiscal del tribunal
supreme.
Ell Oral. Delgado ha pasado a
la se~cretaria de comunicaciones.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Otro aniversario Sc cumpli6
aver de la muerte her6ica, en-
IA campi1a Guiana, del Oral.
Antonio Maceo, ell valiente mu
late a quien sus enemigos te-
milan y respetaban.
Con su machete, hoja de a
Zero que 'escribiera" las mas
blillantes paginas militares de
la historic de Cuba revolucio-
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Sera el sabado pr6ximo el so
berbio Cabaret La Columna''
en- Ell Palacio que los Hebreos
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

Habia dlcho el oblspo Mann
ing, criticando I'm libro del jueZ
Ben B. Lindsey: La mas sucia
y la mas habil propaganda ia
mas escrita en- favor de la pros
micuidad, adulterio Y describe
NADIA Qualification sexual.
Habia vertido estas palabras
en- 81 Temple, en- ell interior de Ia
catedral de San Juan ell Divine.
Uno de los espectadores era ell
ijuez Lindsey.
AL verse difamado y ofendi-
dc salt6 hacia una mesa que es-
taba cerca del pdlpito y subido
sobre ella CRITIC:
"Usted me ha acusado falsa-
mente. En- iusticia pido cinco
minutes para c~ontestar su alta
que.
Los servidofes de la iglesia
Sc ar~r1iaron sobre ell hombre 4
quien Sc habia insultado, lie ba-
iaron de la mesa y 10 maltrata-
ron.
Uno de los. "fieles', no aeon
sejado por Dios, vocifer6: iPe-
guenle!
LIE dieron de golpes al iuez Y
Sc arrojaron palabras "sucias',
cue San Juan ell Divine no qui-
so escuchar.
Una mujer emocionada, con
movida, dulce y cristianamente
critic: que 10 lynchen.
No pujo ser adoptado ell
manso coL~2jo de la dana, hi
ia predilecta del Senior, por-
que la policia fu6 hacia Mr..
Lindsey y lie protegi6, evitan-
do que 10 ''inmolaran."
Tranquilizados los espiritus
dispuso ell obispo que Sc can
tara ell himno "Combate por
la buena causa."
Busc6 ell organista la parti-
tura y no estaba ALI.
Entonces las ovejas del dis
tinguido rebano, exclamaron !:
Dios bendiga al obispo Man
ming.
IL no sabemos 81 Dos lie ben
clio, pero 81 sabemos que Ell es-
candalo Sc resolvera hoy en- un
tribunal policiaco de n. York.
La gaceta., 1930-12-08

cho: Tratase de un conjunto
de primer orden.
Muy bien ell valioso professor
Maxine Echegaray.
Hasta ell domingo entrante.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
.SGntO Domingo
: Begin

sANTo DOMINGO, Dominican
Republic, Sept. 5 UN.S0-
A day and night Of cropping
by native rescue squads amidst
the ruins revealed that the four
hour storm demolished three.
fourths of the city, destroying
power and water plants.
Greater disaster was feared in
the unreported inland provinces.
500 Officially Dead
President Rafael Trujillo issued
an official announcement esti-
mating the dead at 800 and in
jured at 600. 1t was expected,
however. that the casualty list
would be greatly augmented as
rescue workers progressed through
the ruins.
The stunned inhabitants wand
cred about in shocked silence,
hungry and thirsty. Martial law
regulated every movement, with
the entire Dominican Army on
duty. Looting was reported from
various quarters, but in the main
the population remained orderly.
! The difficult work of feeding
almost $4,000 persons was at
tempted by the Government. The
storm contaminated much Of the
>city's drinking water. raising the
accompanying spectre of disease
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
ship in Hurricane Center
Emerues Without Damage

turned back to this port. where
he will await further orders.
HAVANA, Sept. S Q.N.S) .-Ra-
dio messages received here indi-
Gated that the tiny mountainous
island of Dominica in the LeeWard
Islands suffered 20 deaths and
many injuries.
SAN JUAN, Porto Rica, Sept. 5
UN.SO .-G vernon Theodore
Roosevelt of Porto Rica, advised
by personal representatives VINO
visited hurricane-ridden lSanto DO
mingo by airplane that She island
territory had suffered a major
catastrophe, launched vigorous re-
lief measures today.
United States Minister Charles
B. Curtiss advised that the Ameri-
can legation property Jared badly
during the storm but as far as
counld be ascertained- no Ameri.
cans or Europeans had been
killed or injured.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
,SurUiUOrs
Work of Rescue

in the midst of an already death
stricken vicinity.
Doctors Kept Busy
Army doctors and nurses rushed
about the stricken business and
residential sections administering
first aid to the injured, leaving
the task of removing the dead
to the soldiers.
Rescue and relief work was
made increasingly difficult by
failure of the electric plant, leav-
ing the city in darkness all night.
The width of the swath of dis
aster cut by the storm made def
mite estimation of the property
damaged at present impossible,
but a conservative figure would
not fall under SIS, ZOO, 900.
The 15o-mile hurricane, sweep
ing in from the@sea in the early
part of Wednesday afternoon,
howled through the streets with a
force so appalling that it prac.
tically paralyzed the city i'm
mediately.
Scattered reports from runners
informed authorities here that the
villages of Mariana, Chica, Guaya.
canes, Macoris, Mayor and settle.
ment of Victoria were terribly
damaged and there was probably
a heavy loss of life.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
PANZRAM D |E s
WITH SCOWL

Continued From Page y
said his only regret was that he
could not finish the magazine
stories. His last request was that
a complete autopsy be performed
on his body.
Dies With ScOwl
Shortly before o'clock he was
led from his cell to the 13 steps
of the gallows. Scowlfng, he as
cended the steps and with a final
gesture of defiance stood on the
trap. The trap was sprung at
6:01 o'clock and at $40 he was
pronounced dead.
Panzram defended" himself at
the housebreaking trial in the Dis
trict Court. Not only did he con-
fesS to the crime on the witness
stand, but issued death threats to
Assistant District Attorney Will
lam H. Collins, the prosecutor
Justice Mccoy and members of
the jury. He said:
"WhiIe you have been trying
me, have been trying YOU in
my mind. / have found you
all guilty. 1 would like to kill
you all, and / will If / get the
chance. I hate the whole hu-
man race and would like to kill
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
7 Rec SURGERY
FUND ASKED

More funds for tree surgery are
asked in the annual report of Su-
perintendent of Trees and Park,
ings Lanham, made public today
Special attention was given during
the past year to this work and the
cost $2,871 .08.
Lanham's report shows the mum
ber of trees along curbs increased
3 per cent during the past year.
There are now 1884 trees along
Washington streets. of which
5.118 were planted last year, an
increase of $50 over the number
planted the previous year.
A total of 1874 trees was re-
moved from the streets. 636 de-
cayed and dangerous. the others
for various other reasons. Storms
destroyed 88 trees.
There were 5000 trees trimmed
ara 67,S93 were sprayed, at a
cost of $9,254.68.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
BONE DRXS ONLY
To Be BACKED
BY LEAGUE
Anti-SaIoon Group Refuses
Support to Mrs, Mccormick
In Forthcoming Campaign
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES
international News SeFviceI


Injection of q militant, bone
dry candidacy into the hectic
senatorial campaign in Illinois
marks the beginning Of a new
political policy on the part OF
the much-harassed AH1ti-Saloon
League.
AS 3 general policy, the league
heretofore has been content TO
give its support to q nominal
dry wherever and whenever op-
posed by an avOwed wet candi-
date. But changing conditions
have brought about q revision OF
this policy and henceforth. it was
indicated today, the league is
going to demand that the candi-
dates who receive its support
stand securely hitched to a bone
dry and no-deviation plank.
Backs Mrs. O'NeilI
In consequence, although Mrs.
Ruth Hanna Mccormick has pro-
nounced herself dry, and her
Democratic opponent, j. Hamil-
ton Lewis, is avowedly wringing
wet, the league is going to sup
port Mrs. Lottie Holman ONeill
as an independent candidate In
November
The leagues support for Mrs.
O'NeilI is by way OF punishment
for Mrs. Mccormick for devtating
slightly from the staunch dry
platform on which she won the
Republican nomination. This de-
Walton consisted Of her announce
ment some weeks ago that II
Illinois votes wet in the forthcom-
ing November referendum Git has
already twice voted wet in refer
enda), she will vote to submit the
question of repeal to the people,
Notwithstanding her own personal
dry convictions.
Thus the absorbing Illinois Sen
atorial fight, already the most
spectacular in the country, be-
comes a three-ringed circus in
which Illinois voters can express
themselves in November for "a
bone dry woman, CD Q just
ordinarily dry woman, or CD a
wringing wet man.
The effect of Mrs. O'Neills
candidacy on the Mccormick
Lewis battle cannot. of course,
be foretold yet. But in the opin-
ion of many Capital politicians
! it makes Mrs. McCormick'S path
way to the Senate infinitely more
difficult. The contest between
Mrs. Mccormick and ex-senator
Lewis already was considered close
by many observers. With Mrs.
O'Neill now certain to take some
dry votes away from her. her posi-
ton is considered even by some
| of her friends to be precarious.
/ Policy In Other States
There is considerable interest
among political leaders here as to
| whether the new policy of the
league is to be pursued in other
States where conditions are
analogous to those in Illinois,
notably in Montana and Wash
| ington.
Two of the outstanding drys in
the Senate, Senator Wesley L.
Jones (R.) of Washington and
Senator Thomas J. Walsh Cd
| of Montana. are up for re-elec-
ton. Walsh already has a
formidable wet opponent in Judge
Albert j. Galen, a wringing wet,
and Jones is expected to have
| the same sort of opposition.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
COSTEPLANN|NG
TRIP BACK

Continued From Page -
feet. Not once did we get off
our route, and weather cOndi-
tiOns were exc client. The
flight was accomplished In ii
hours and rs minutes. The
total elapsed time between
Paris and Dallas was 4S hours
and IS minutes.
Money Held Safe
They have not yet collected the
$4,000 which Col. william A,
Easterwood, Dallas sportsman. Of
fered them for completing a flight
from Paris to Dallas. But they
were not uneasy over the fact.
M. Racover, Coste'S agent, said
last night:
"Ah, we are not worried about
that. Colonel EaSterwOod is .
gentleman, and what more
should we want? AS for myself,
1 have never seen the contract
which calls for the prize If the
flight should be successful, but
I am not worried at all.
I'VE didn't make the flight
for the money, but for the
sport"
From Colonel EaSterwood him
self, now in London, came wor6
that arrangements were bens
made to place the prize money in
the flierS' hands. Colonel Easter
wood talked with friends in Dalla:
over the transatlantic telephone
last night
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

- SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Sept. 5
%I.N.SD "A storm-raked vessel
buffeted for more than seven
hours by the hurricane which
devastated the Dominican Repub.
lie was in port today after out
riding the worst disturbance the
Caribbean has known in decades
,~ Capt. Thomas Evans of tie
Porto Rico liner Coamo, who
brought his ship safely through
the center of the blast, told
graphic story of being tossed
about on the waves by a wind
estimated at a 150.mile.an.houl
velocity, frequently careening he
ship at a 46-degree angle.
.z't. The Coamo. bearing passengers
from San Juan to Santo Do
rningo, was caught in the vortea
Of the storm Wednesday morn
ing. Her wireless failed early
leaving her helpless on furious
sea.
r. The Coamo had the unique ex
perience of passing through the
center of the hurricane. emerging
from a raging ocean into a
vacuum wl1ere complete calm ex
listed. In those few moments
Captain Evans said the sun shone
brightly and sea birds hovered
about the ship.
The lull continued for only a
few moments. however. and then
the ship was caught in a mael-
storm of wind and rain of such
force that the vessel heeled over
until her lee rail was submerged.
Passengers were SO well behaved
and orderly that Captain Evans
had unlimited praise for them.
Not one injury occurred.
~ Unable to land his passengers
at Santo Domingo, Captain Evans
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Arlington Schools
Open September %

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Sept.
5.-The Arlington county school
board, meeting last night in the
offices of Superintendent Fletcher
Kemp, nounced that the
schools will open Monday Sep
tember %.
While it could not be deter
mined how the school additions
under construction will affect the
opening. the board decided to set
definite date and do best it
can until the additions are COM
pleted.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Judge Crater's Wife
In State of COLLnpse

NEW YORK, Sept. S GNSo.
The wife of Supreme Court JUS
tice Joseph F. Crater, missing for
month, today was reported in
state of collapse over her hus-
bands disappearance.
After a physician ordered her
to take a complete rest in her
summer home at Belgrade Lakes,
Me-, Mrs. Crater said:
81 do not know where my
husband isl have not seen
him since he left for New
York the first week in August"
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

clothes. Even
her sho e s,
S h e said ,
W ere those
S h e wore
W h e n sh e
sailed from
New York. In
an interview
she said she
can find bet
ter and more
stylish clothes
in New York
and she add.
ed that the
only smartly
! dressed worn-