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NNEDI Il OIAOA4
FURNITURE.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR
CASH.
SAVE MONEY-BUY AT
HOPWOOD'S,
9th AND X SITS.
PAY BALANCE DUE.

PAY BALANCE DUE.
These six almost new pianos
to be closed out for the balance
due on unpaid accounts. You
will receive the full benefit OF
all previous payments and easy
terms for the balance.
Grand-Apartment size; tone and finish
exceptionally good. $255.
Grand-Parlor size; fine condition, for
balance OF unpaid account, $3l5.
stief-Upright; modern case, like new,
Knabe-Upright; finish good; an cx-
cellent buy for only $l75.
stieff made Player Piano Bennett l.
Bretz), complete with rolls and BENCH $zlo'
Player Piano-Tone. fnsh and action
excellent; complete with rolls and bench,
Come in! Make a choice,
make a deposit, let us arrange
easy monthly payments for you.
HOMER L. KIT CO.,
1880 G. St. NV.
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ESSEX COUPE. late model; same as new:
low mileage; fully equipped; property OF
local bank; Tor unpaid notes $685. terms or
ira dc ave n w
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COACH, 1926: kept excellent every
way, s65. Conard Garage. 1929 Eye st NV.
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HUP %" SEDAN good general condition;
no reasonable offer refused. 1922 Newton
st. Adams 1909.
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WILL SACRIFICE downtown cleaning and
pressing shop; doing good business and ,, get.
wonderful opportunity for good tailor. lios
18th st. NV
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gas and coal; two
sas IisateA can ut s21 13th 1t ne
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Observation-Disclosures.

BABY SCALES. no springs. graduated to
fractional ounces to 81 pounds; Gor don
sacrifice for quick sale. Call at 405 Fonta-
net Cts. 400 Eairmont st. NV. Sunday.
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ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IS years old:
fountain pen, souvenir and card store; Will
arranged II interested call at 1116 l4th st.
n coll
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Barbecue and lunch: good corner NV;
receipts, $50 per day price, $4,000; reason
able rent; inspection invited.
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FORD ROADSTERS. 1929 model: all Of these
cars have been Thoroughly reconditioned and
carry 30-day guarantee; specially priced for
this sale, 1926 UP. Triangle Motor Co.,
New York ave n W Open SUNDAYS
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FURNITURE and rugs OF quality (new and
reclaimed. ape. fiber suites. 3-pc: bed-dav-
export suites AL condition., refrigerators
and ice boxes. 3 and pc. walnut bed room
suites, 7-pc. dinette suites kitchen cabinets
odd dressers. chests and vanites. noor, cover.
ings; breakfast sets, play yards. cribs and
New Bargain House. 1904 14th st. NV. Cash.
credit. North 3942. open evenings
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HUDSON 4-DOOR BROUGHAM. absolutely
in beautiful condition; 1927; only had one
years use. This car was, lust taken out OF
Goodyear balloon tires. The best buy in
Washington. Sacrifice. 1915. Mr.. Roper,
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rumble seat. 1927. good rub
condition. 1916
Ii nnn 1R0A
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one male puppy required. Phone Potomac
BOSTON TERRIER. Pekineese. wire-haired
fox terrier and collie puppies; Registered
stock; CHEAP; Doss BOARDED; coluKR sna
nelS Take Colesville Pike at Silver Spring,
3la miles to kennels. |
BEAGLE, PUPS from champion fisdl field trial
males. $500. 1921 Henry St, Brentwood. Md.
IRISH SETTER. female; also three puppies.
BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN KITTEN. gedigreed.
for sale. 9l9 Hamlin =. ne. Call Sunday
or week days after z. ---
WyANTED1,Male collie sable PUPPY, three to
Adams 1874 wv 1-''' 80
- BIRDS BOARDED 49,
cls il S Pss TO- f#Sss nw
LONG HAIRED PERSIAN KITTENS: with
copper eyes, all colors, for SALE IS. FOG 10th
WILL give away beautiful Maltese cat. fe-
male; splendid mouser. Wisconsin 2s85-W.
PERSIAN KITTENS for sale beautiful; very
reasonable for good homes. Apt "a, 2sl1
PoMERANIANs-z males and one female;
reasonable. J. s. Boyer, 800 Silver Spring
ave. Silver Spring. Md.
WIREHAVEN BOARDING KENNELS-Large
water; inspection invited. Phone J. b
HINES, Silver Spring s67
IL.
haven Kennels. Silver Spring 867.
DOGS BOARDED---BaIdwin Kennels Com
ss on R HadfsSt gs Thomas BaIdsn
BILLY GOAT-Gentle Bradley 70.
FOR SALE--Thoroughbred pedigreed Persian
Kittens; black. 67o8 44th St, Chevy Chase,
spots on heads; mos. old. Cleve. i374-W.
58le 32nd st. NV Resisterable
WANTED-Dog; terrier type; female short
auto broke; age about months. West 1884.
COLLIE PUPS-Really fine litter: should
appeal TO those knowing good collies rea-
sonaole 323 Aspen St, Takoma. Phone
SCOTTISH. TERRIER PUPPIES female SOS;
imported stock. Imported sire at stud. Hy-
attsyille 6s4-W; Webb, Franklin St, Rogers
SMOOTH a5 FOX TERRIER PUPS. Write Py-
Wyn.
SILVER BLACK FOX fur rabbits, pedigreed
stock; me for meat and pelts; unrelated
Mrs A. H Schultz. Cabin John. -~'s''
COLLIE PUPPIES, thoroughbred, tan and
white, 50 and $40; very pretty. Hulls Farm,
Westmore. Rockville. Md
POLICE DOG-Pedigreed. registered, for
Phone Decatur 2790, branch 301.
THOROUGHBRED German police dog. 78l
Morton st. NV.
PERSIAN KITTENS Pedigreed, blue-ribbon
stock: beautiful silver, red. cream: S. $3.50.
$40. 1905 Quarles st. ne. Kenilworth, d. G.
BOSTON TERRIERs-Pedigreed full, perfect
white markings. 1914 st. ne.
etc; several SIS puppies. Fairchilds Pet
Shop. 1919 9TH St NV.
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HUDSON 1926 SEDAN. also 1925 brougham.
Dick Murphy, Inc, 1924 Kalorama I'd. n ".
Open evenings. Out Of the high-rent dis
tTict
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

20, fine appearance and
sacrifice first $50 cash.
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BEDDING RENOVATED, springs. mattresses
pillows, leather mat; down comfort. re-cov-
erHd Ideal EeddinP Co. SD n Nat. 1904
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HUDSON COUPE-Run 22,UUU miles, IaIt
1928 paint and rubber in fine condition: prl-
vate party selling. Inquire 9l4. E st. NV.
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IF YOU WOULD like to have $500 to $500
gate my new holiday winner. All or part
time. uses women and children as local
now to keep them working. Explain every
thing, stand back of you, furnish GOODS Not
a mall-order proposition. but purely terri
torial $50 all that's REQUIRED. Write for
WASHINGTON appointment this week. The
| time is ripe Ross Breniser, 1907 SAMSON,
philadelphia
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FORD TUDOR, 1890; demonstrators; this
car is backed by our guarantee; low mileage,
perfect condition and a bargain price; re-
duced to move at once; terms arranged.
Eynon Motor Co., 20l5 l4th ST. NV. Pot
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ESSEX COACH, late 1929; practically brand
new, driven 5000 miles by owner: slip GOV
ers; demonstration; must sacrifice, 1913.
CCin
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MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS provides unlimited
opportunities to people everywhere. Amer
icas pioneer mail trade magazine (27th
year, explains. enlightens and assists in
start Sample copy free Mail order News
$500 Salmon Tower. New York.
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ESSEX 1929 4-DOOR SEDAN-Low mileage.
your car in trade; terms. Emerson & OTme,
nth and n
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FURNTTURE-Velour overstuffed living suite,
suite. So so; Hoosier cabinet, $50; oil cook
stove, $3.50: refrigerator, 81; rugs, 81: desk,
So; mahog. sectional bookcase. 1928 l4th NV.
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EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
SANDWICH SHOP.
Doing $50 daily. $2,9S0; terms.
Doing $500 weekly. Price low.
LUNCH CONF. Price, $3.50.
CONFECTIONERY. ..
Beautifully equipped. WHY. rec. SoVV'
Price right; terms.
pELIcATEssEN, In Hotel
Rent, SIS. VIII Sacrifice. Terms.
GROCERY (Rooms), Rent. $40.
$3.50 wky guaranteed Low price.
HARDWARE & PAINTS. Easy terms.
WANTED.
party to invest small amount OF money
in a patented electrical device that saves
time and labor. Over $500 now IN use
Money secured.
MANY OTHER STORES LISTED IN
WASHINGTON, RICHMOND VICINITY.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE co.
LARGEST BUSINESS BROKERAGE
CONCERN IN WASHINGTON. Estab; 1929.
9th FLOOR, DIST. NATL BANK s HID &; "a,
AAUss o s. 81 ). THoraANpER. I'M IdiS '~
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ESSEX SEDAN. late model, beautiful cond.-
ton; circumstances necesSitate quick sale.
Sacrifice. $3.50. CIeN hn61 q
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
erS. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000 Branch lis.
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ESSEX COACH. super six. green Duco; same
as new: good tires; can arrange terms
$l95 Phone Wisconsin 344l.
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HUDSON SPORT ROADSTER, 1929 cannot
be told from new; $780, terms. trade Seaton
Garage. As Seaton st. ne. North 1859.
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PAINTING, PAPERING, interior, exterior;
monthly rayments Harry A. Chorus & Co..
an17 ca ave- NV Phone Col 1898. je27s
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CARPENTER JOBBER, general repairing,
porches screened, enclosed. fences built.
Morgan Brlning, 1859 Taylor ST. Adams
1924 after 5 pm.
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FORD COACH, lS29-A-l CONDITION:
LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW: A BAR
GAIN; TERMS IF NECESSARY. WASHING
TON AUTO EXCHANGE. 2022 l4th ST. NV.
FORD TOWN SEDAN, nearly new; 1855
cash, balance monthly. Steuart Motor Co.,
9th at K NV Natl 5000
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GRAHAM PAIGE s-CYL. DE LUKE COUPE,
equipped with six natural wood wheels, well
tenders, trunk rack, every extra; run only
2.600 miles: offered with a new-car guar
antee at savings of over $3.50, terms,
trade. Seaton Garage, As Seaton st. ne.
North 1883
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HUDSON CUSTOM LANDAU SEDAN, 1923;
brand-new tires; original finish like new;
perfect motor; terms and trade. Seaton
Garage. rs Seaton st. ne. North 1859.
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FRANKLIN COUPE. late type, series II, new
paint and nickel, looks like new only 1913:
easy terms Franklin Motor Car Co., 346
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

CHOW, male, for stud purposes. Choice Of
one male puppy required. Phone Potomac
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FLOORS ECRAPED, rennlshect cleaned
HaXed, hand or machine work: reliable serv-
ice, reasonable prices. Nash Floor service
enS Erincefon ST n W Columbia 1921
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ESSEX COACH, 1929. used very little; should
give service equal to new $3.50. l741 Col
I'd. Apt. z.
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STORE F1xTURES-Show cases wall cases
tiers, iron safes. scales, coffee urnS. soda
fountains, cleo. mixers, partitions and equip
ment of every description. Edgar Baum,
Inc Ola st nW
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| BOOMING HOUSE near Dupont Circle; cor
| ner; l8 all outside rooms. furnished modern;
! steam heat. three baths; recently remodeled;
will lease at modest rental; owner leaving
| tur nAn3.
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TIPSY WITNESS FINED
FOR BEING "NORMAL''

Judge AT AouASNAAAS 0OuS ~ %AouA :
in Jail to $50 Penalty When
Explanations Are Heard.
BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 11.-F. H.
Long, prosecuting witness in theft
case, sailed into Criminal Court here
yesterday, with several sheets in the
wind and listing badly.
What do you mean by coming into
court in this condition." asked Judge
e. T. Burgevin.
Judge, that's my normal condition, /"
declared Mr.. Long.
Judge Burgevin decided that the nor
NAL fine for the condition is $40 and
added 20 hours in jail to make it a
little above normal. The theft trial
was postponed until Mr.. Long RECEIVERS
from his normalcy.
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Atlanta Official Acquitted.
ATLANTA, Ga, April II (P.-A jury
here last night acquitted City PurchaS-
ing Agent William p. Price on all four
counts of an indictment charging him
with defrauding the city.
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PHANTOM LOVER"
/. QU|zzED IN DEATH
:
Attic Paramour, Who Has
Confessed to Los Angeles
Staying, to Face Probers.
Nv the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, April 1.-THE
strange romance of Otto Sanhuber,
whose love for Mrs. Walburga Oester-
rench, kept him penned for IS years
in attic hideouts, today formed the
basis upon which District Attorney
Buron Fits sought to obtain grand
jury indictments in the eight-year-old
mystery of the murder of Fred Oes-
terreich, wealthy garment manufac-
turer, the woman's husband.
Sanhuber today was under orders to
appear before the inquisitorial board
for questioning in connection with his
confession that he shot Oesterreich to
save her from possible harm during a
quarrel with her husband. Sanhuber
was expected to tell about his eX-
istence in dingy garnet retreats, where
he lived in slave-like devotion to be
constantly near the woman he loved,
and how he came from his secret COM
partment in the Oesterreich home here
when aroused by angry voices to kill
the garment maker.
Mrs. Oesterreich, widow of the slain
man, was asked to appear again in
the district attorneys Office for ques-
tioning In connection with charges
made by the attic man." The widow
yesterday declined to discuss the case.
pleading highly nervous condition"
Unless she answers Sanhuber'S
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charges that she assisted him IN hid
ing in secreted hooks after the Staying,
the district attorney indicated she
might be indicted.
The murder of Oesterreich at first
was believed to have been committed
by burglars. His widow was found i'm
prisoned in a clothes closet, the door
to which was locked from the outside.
On the strength Of an affidavit from
Herman S. Shapiro, an attorney, that
OeSterreich had been killed by a mys-
FERROUS attic-inhabitant, known as Wal
ter M. Klein, the case was reopened.
Shortly thereafter Sanhuber, known
also as Klein, was arrested.
La gaceta., 1930-11-26
CARTA DE LA ASOCIACION
DE DE LA IN
DUSTRIA TABACALERA
DE TAMPA
Sr. Victoriano M~anteiga,
Director de "La Gaceta'',
Tampa, Fla.

Estimado senior:
En- ell peri6dico que Vd diri-
&c, en- el n1mero correspondent
tie al pasado sabado, aparece en-
la secci6n titulada "Movimiento
Obrero Local., una information
relacionada con I'm incidente
promovido en- el taller de Corral
y Wodiska, y como quiera que
dicha information no Sc ajusta
en- un TODD a la verdad, %nosotros
los firmantes de esta, Presiden-
te Y S~ecretario respectivamen-
tie, de esta association y ell COM
panero Presidente de lectura,
del mencionado taller rogamos q
Vd. Sc sirva hacer constar que
no fueron bien interpretadas las
palabras dichas por ell compane>
70 G.. del Vale al periodista que
hubo de entreyistarlo. Las pala-
bras expresadas por este com
panero fueron las siguientes (;
"Quiero hacer constar que ell
Unico responsible de no haberle
dado lectura a dicho manifesto,
por estimarlo improcedente, fui
yo. Una vez que este asunto fue
resuelto en- una asamblea gene
raj de esta association, efectua-
da la noche del mismo dfa, roga-
nos a listed ponga punto final a
esta question"
De Vd. atentamente,
Amddo Vdld6s, Sec.
A.. SaaUedrG, Pres.
G.. del Vale,
Presidente de Lectura,
Corral Bajo.
La gaceta., 1930-11-26

=, I'm sincere y cordial saludo
para On Pedro Corominas, ell
ilustre conferencista.
En- horas de la manana tu-
vimos ell placer de estrechar la
diestra de este embajador de
la intelectuaidad espanola.
Sc han reunido en- On. Pc :
dro ell talento Y la bondad.
Leyendo las resenas de sus
conferencias, en- los diarios de
ia Habana, hemos a~preciado
sus indiscutibles m6ritos.
Vi6ndole y hablandole hoy,
hemos decidido proclamarlo
legitimo representative de la
gloriosa raza espanola.
No Sc puede yer la noble fl
sonomfa de On. Pedro sin sem
tir por el respeto e intensa sim
patia.
Y despu6s, cuando Sc lie DYE
habiar, al respeto y la simpa-
tia Sc une la admiration.
A los pies de su bella hija
nos ponemos todos los que aqul
laboramos.
Esta noche la colonia 'lati-
ma de Tampa vera y ORA a
un hombre tan sencillo como e.
minente.
mo podra extinguirse la
grandeza de Espaha mientras
tenga hombres como ell ST.. Co.
rominas.
La gaceta., 1930-11-26

cha Gale de Wives llegan los
lamentos y los gritos de al :
guien que Sc queja.... Son eiios
los lamentos de las normalis-
tas que Sc dirigian a la casa
del alcalde de la Habana, DR..
Miguel Mariana Gomez, Y la
policia, VALIENTEMENTE,
les da una carga para disol :
verlas, y elias les gritan a sus
agresores iASESINOS! NIUE
RA
Dice la prensa de esta no
che que la Habana esta toma-
da militarmente.... Hace va al
gunas semanas que 10 esta y
no es solo la Habana, es ell te-
rritorio nacional entero, Y des-
de aver, en- TODD ell distrito del
paseo de Marti, la Universidad
la Escuela de Artes y Oficios
Y las Normales, ademas de la
pareja de guardias de la poll
cia Nacional, armada de club
largo, hay un guardia rural
con las tapas de las cananas
abiertas, ensenando los peines
de balas......
X. X. X.
La gaceta., 1930-11-26
TEATRO CASINO

Algo diferente es ell argumen-
to de Una Noche en- Susie, ex
celente pelicula que comenzara
a exhibirse hoy en- este popular
teatro.
Es ell relate de la vida de una
muier que dispone, de manera
misteriosa, de joyas y documen-
tos robados por una partida de
criminales.
Helen Ware, la famosa actriA
caracterfstica desempena e. pa
pei de Susie.
Douglas Fairbanks, jr. desem
pena con admirable propledad
Ell papel de hombre amado, que
La gaceta., 1930-11-26
Sc OPONE LA FEDERATION
AMERICANA DEL IRA
BAJ0

Wash, Nov. w
Green, presidente de la Fedora
.cion Americana del Trabajo, di-
jo hoy, despues de hacer una vi
sta a la Casa Blanca, que el esta
opuesto al nombramiento de Wi
liam N. Doak para secretari0
del trabajo en- lugar de James
J. Davis.
Green lie Gijo al presidente
que 6l no quiere a Doak porque
La organization a que este perte-
nece no esta afiliada con la Fe-
deraci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-11-26

Sc enamOra de Billie Dove, no
de la que le quiere.
Componen el reparto, ademas
de los artistas va mencionados,
Tully Marshall, James Crane,
John Loder Y Claude Fleming.
Esta noche empezara a CO.
rrerse la "Revista de Ybor City
hace 5 amos en- la que aparecen
los principales comerciantes.
Esat pelicula fue impresiona-
da por Antonio Juran, manager
del Casino.
La gaceta., 1930-11-26

/ Existe una estaci6n de Ra-
dio, en- los alrededores de Tam
pa, que funciona ilegalmente?
Asi 10 Green, segdn ell 'Eerar-
do de Cuba, altos empleados
del departamento de comunica-
clones.
Nal enterados Sc italian los
servidores del General Y Sc di-
&C que han mandado a buscar al
Sr. Andres Lopez para que los
informe.
GSaben csos empIeados cuba
nos que en- Estados Unidos no
puede funcionar, al presente,
una estaci6n Illegal de Radio?
No estan enterados de que eI
gobiernO federal ha construido
una planta en- Grand Island,
Nebraska, que puede localizar
todas las estaciones emisoras
situadas en- Estados Unidos, Ca
NADIA, Cuba, M6jico, etc?
mo saben que esta planta
puede comprobar, en- "a horas,
81 funcionamiento de 300 a 400
estaciones?
Isl no 10 saben, dense por en-
terados y no digan tonterfas,
no sea que el Amo Sc percate y
los despida.
La gaceta., 1930-11-26
PASA DE $50 Ell NUMERO
DE VICTIMAS

Toxic, Nov. 26.-La lista de
victimas del tembl0r de TERRA
en- la peninsula de Izu, contiene
va mas de 200 nombres y esp6-
rase que ell total pase de $50.
Los heridos son $50. Edificios
totalmente destruidos, 655; par
cialmente destruidos, 4,5O0.
Comunica ell gobernador de
Managua que en- ell distrito de
Hakone ha nperecido 81 perso-
mas.
Ell terremoto Sc present6 a las
4:03 de la madrugada del mar
tes Il L.ALlI
La gaceta., 1930-11-26

Partido Nacionalista, supo
quien habia agredido a su hi
1a, que no era otro que Ell Te-
niente Martinez de la Novena
Estaci6n, al cual busc6, y al
en%contrarlo lie propin6 tantos
golpes de puno en- la cara y
pecho que hubo que llevar al
Official de poiicia a la Casa de
Socorro.
Hoy sc han verificado va :
rios cheques entire estudiantes
de ambos sexos y policias.
Frente al Capitolio (que fu6
presupuestado en- 4 m%iliones y
va cuesta "a, e inconcluso to-
davia), un pelot6n de policias
montados cargo salvajemente
sobre unos 500 estudiantes de
ambos sexos que Sc dirigian al
Centre Gallego, a classes, hi
riend0 a much0s de ellos, en-
ire los cuales Sc encuentran
tres estudiantas. Una de 6stas
abofete6 a un Teniente, quien
recibi6 de no Sc sabe quien
tan tremenda bofetada que Ell
club que iba a descargar so :
bre Ia indefensa joyen, cay6
de sus manos.
Estamos pasando horas de
verdadera intranquil.idad espe
rando el q de Noviembre, dfa
en- que Sc conmemora ell fusi-
lamiento de los Estudiantes de
Medicina sacrificados por la
barbarie Colonial en- 1871.
OtrO reajuste por la Secre-
tarfa de Hacienda, en- combi-
naci6n con eli "MOCHO" de
Palacio, Sc esta preparando,
otra dentellada a los haberes
de todo ell que trabaje para ell
Gobierno. Esta rebaja, 0 rea-
juste, 10 c0nstituira ell 1917 en-
sus sueidOs al que devengue
de $50 para abajo, y el 20%
al que devengue de $51 para
arriba.
Con TODD clio, seguira ell de
Palacio con sus diez autom6-
biles pagado por ell Etado, al
gunos Oficiales del Ejercito Y
la Marina devengando dobles
sueldos y dieta, y los favoritos
de Palacio cobrando sabrosa-
mente sus jugosas botellas. En-
taHto, la miseria Sc intensifi-
ca, las carreteras sienten ell pc
50 de los exodos de hambrien-
tos que van a las ciudades Y
pueblos a mudigar por las ca
Hes y a hospedarse en- los por-
tales.
Me preparaba a cerrar esta
correspondence, cuando hasta
este apartado rinc6n de la an
La gaceta., 1930-11-26

Cerr6 sus puertas en- Key
West la fabrica Cortez Cigar
Co. Los pesimistas del Cayo
nos dicen que mo abrira mas
Hace pocos meses los due
nos de esta fabrica rebajaron
los precios de la elaboration,
prometi6ndose a los tabaque-
ros ell retorno de la prosperi-
dad.
Los trabajadores perdieron
la Nivelaci6n y ganaron..... pi-
ma, Nancy w..
La gaceta., 1930-11-26

Arturo Tagle, asesinado en-
la Habana por los esbirros dc
la Dictadura, era hijo de Dna
Antonio y On. Luis F. Tagle.
Cuando Cuba demandaba de
sus hijos el sacrifice de como
didades, bienes y hasta la vi
da, ell padre de TagIe Sc haIla-
ba en- la primera fila.
On. Luis preside, al presen-
te, a los Emigrados RevoIucio-
narios de Key West.
Como recompensa a toda su
generosa labor por la patria,
la Dictadura de Machado lie
ha arrebatado a su hijo que
rido.
iCrea ell viejo patricia que
desde aqui lloramos con 6l la
irreparable perdida.
Ell padre, buscando la liber
tad para su terra natal, en- las
horas de prueba do su perso-
ma y su orc; ell hiio, ansiando
librar a Cuba de la tiranfa que
la desprestigia, con sus COM