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New Britain herald., 1930-07-08

the stairs in a loose and dangerous condition" Her foot came in con- tact with the wire and, she alleges, she was thrown heavily down the stairs.
 As a result she was confined to her home and it was necessary to engage the services Of a house maid to do the household duties. she says She claims negligence of the de- fendant was responsible.
 Attorney Max M. Savitt of Hart ford represents the plaintiff and Deputy Sheriff Martin HAHorwitz served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-08
Divorce Papers Served
 On Man Going to Jail

Before being taken to Hart ford county Jail yesterday to serve a sentence of Is days im- posed on the charge of breach Of the peace, Alfred Sedor was served with divorce papers by Constable Raymond A. Beatman.
 Sedor and his wife have not lived together in more than a year and he was arrested on her complaint Sunday when he in sisted on calling on her at her home, 52 I.awlor street.
 In her divorce complaint she alleges assertion.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-08
Will Remain Here Pending Com. pleti0n Of St. LuCian'S
 Home Addition
JOURNEYS IN EUROPE : TO EXTEND FOR YEAR
Author of Yearbook Published in ' Poland Writes Local Priest Has Achieved High Goal By His Build ing Program in Sacred Heart Church Larger Than in Larger Cities Abroad.

Church Larger Than in Larger
 Cities Abroad.
 Rev. Dr. Lucyan Bojnowski, pas tor of the Sacred Heart church, an- nounced today that he would leave on his extended trip abroad shortly after the addition to St. Lucians home for the Aged on Burritt street js completed.
 The fourth and last story to the addition is being constructed and its completion is expected in the early part of September when dedication ceremonies of the building and chapel will take place.
 RevADr. Bojnowski, who has won recognition throughout the United States and in many parts of Europe for his ecclesiastical accomplish ments here. plans to remain in Flu rope for about a year.
 One of the most popular books in Poland giving a general survey of all most important facts in the civil- ized world is a yearbook "Rocznlkl katolickie" published in Poznan by pr Nikodem Ludomir Cieszynski. The author, a linguist and an ac complished scholar, devotes all his time to travel and studies of history and literature of foreign countries and his knowledge and judgment of racial psychology is said to be pro- found.
 Tribute to Fr. Bojnowski
 In the last yearbook he speaks at length of contemporary conditions in the United States, devoting much space to Polish colonies so numer- ous in this country. The author Bojnowski:
 While speaking of the spirit of enterprise among the Polish priests in America, we must especially men, ton Rev. F'r. Bojnowski, pastor in New Britain, a man, strong as steel and unbent What this one man &C., complished would siffice for doz- CT men 10 secure for them the grat- titude of generations. He has built 2. church in comparison with which even our churches in great cities would disappear. His school is palace, and only few of our Polish schools could be compared with it. He established an orphanage with the most modern and sanitary insti- tutions-further home for old men and women. He built and developed
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McKellar Resolution Causes Uncertainty Leaders Undecided Whether it Is Neces- sary to Defeat it or Meaningless In View of Hoover Refusal.
Proponents of Treaty Ap- parently Willing to Rest Case on Virginian's Plea and Text of Presidents Message, Observers Be-  lieve.

Washington, July s Pt-The sen ate began de.ate on the London naval treaty today with Senator Swanson. ranking democrat on the foreign relations and naval commit tees, advocating ratification.
 As the Nirginian spoke, leaders were preparing for vote on the first issues raised by the pact's op- ponents-a demand for the docu- ments relating to the London con- ference which President Hoover has denied the foreign relations com- mittee.
 Division of Opinion
 4 division of opinion prevailed on the resolutio 10 that end offered by Senator Mckellar. democrat, Ten nessee. Some leaders proposed to have it voted upon as quickly as pos- sible, believing it would make no difference whether it was adopted or not, inasmuch as the president already has decided to withhold the papers. Others wanted to defeat the resolution and wanted to make fight against if. There is doubt as to the outcome of the vote.
 Senator Swanson's 12,000 word analysis of the treaty and his de- mand for ratification cheered the advocates. He was the wartime chairman of the senate naval com mittee and always has been regard- ed as a staun2h preparedness advo- cate.
 Willing to Rest Case
 There were indications that the treaty proponents were willing to rest their case on Swanson's speech and the message presented yester- day by President Hoover.
 Todays opening quorum call showed just 50 senators answering only one more than the 4s ne cessary to carry on business.
 In his address. Senator Swanson made a detailed analysis Of the agreement limiting the auxiliary ships of the American, British and Japanese navies and called for it's fdllIlCaliou as III tue pSot 1A4t'i ests of the United States
 The Nirginian said the treaty gives America a well-balanced fleet for the first time; establishes naval supremacy for this country In the western hemisphere; saves the tax payers at least one billion dollars by checking naval competition; and is "promotive of peace, conducive ot good will among the nations involv- cd, and marks the beginning of
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GOLFER IN SHORTS AT STATE TOURNEY
Waterbury Player Dons Cool
 Attire at Shuttle Meadow
WILKlE LEADING FIELD
Wethersfeld Man Ahead After First Round-Host Club Has Many En- trants Taking Part in One Day Links Tournament,

Jack Franey. one of Water bury's star golfers, became so heated playing the first round of the one-day tournament at Shuttle Meadow club this morn ing that he shed his trousers and played his round in white shorts. His two well browned legs attracted the attention of all golfers, and he was the envy of many who did not have the nerve to let the breezes blow on bare skin while driving and putting.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-08
Pitched Battle RageS Between Followers Of eX-Premier Nahas
 Pasha and Armed Forces
CLASH IS AT MANSURAH,
 GREAT WAFD STRONGHOLD
Leaders Car Said to Have Plunged Through Gordon of Officers and Precipitated Wild scenes-Men With Fixed Bayonets Meet Auto Despite Ban On Use of Railroads

Despite Ban On Use of Railroads.
 Cairo, Egypt, July LF - Two policemen and two rioters were killed today at Mansurah in furi- ous and prolonged encounter be- tween armed forces and followers of the recently resigned Premier Nahas Pasha. The police fired into the mob which offered stubborn re- sistanCe.
 Pitched Battle Rages
 A pitched battle was raging in the center of Mansurah which the po- lice and a detachment of troops ap- peared unable te end.
 Nahas Pasha, who was in his motor car, was in the thick of the fighting.
 Mansurah is notorious Wafd stronghold. The Wafd executive committee held a, meeting last night to discuss it's future program. The members decided to proceed by or dinary train over the state railways by way of Tantah this afternoon.
 A prominent member of the Wafd executive body informed the news papers that the Wafd would do it's utmost to hold it's meeting in Man. surah notwithstanding a prohibition by the government on the use of the delta railways.
 Car Breaks Through
 The motor car of Nahas Pasha. it was said. broke through a police cordon and charged an army squad.
 The car was met with fixed bay onets and wild rioting followed dur ing which the armed forces fired in- to the crowds.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-08
MEDIUM CLAIMS
 NEWS 0F DOYLE
Control Says Spirits Rushed to
 Greet New Arrival
CAN'T SEND MESSAGE YET
Pastor of New York Spiritualist Group Tells of Noted Writers Ad- vent On Other Side As Described By Ghost.

New York, July s CUP) - The first news of the arrival on the other side Of Sir Arthur Conan | Doyle was reported to have been re. ceived through Miss Beulah E i Thompson, pastor of the Universal Spiritual church.
 After a seance attended by several members of her church and a few outsiders, she reported she had established communication through her spirit control Florence and had news of Sir Arthur's arrival in the spirit world.
 Getting in touch with Florence was accomplished with some diffi- culty, but after a while communica- tions were set up, Miss Thompson said.
 Yes, Florence yes" said Miss Thompson "A new light has come among you? A great brilliant light? Yes, I know you have mo names in the spirit world, but this one, you say was noted for his splendid work in spiritualism on earth? Yes, Flor ence,' I know whom you mean"
 The light, Florence reported, was so bright that it attracted all the other spirits to the border between this side and the other to see who had joined them. Sir Arthur thank ed them for their reception but said he was tired from his earthly work and not yet ready to try himself to break through to this side. Flor ence' reported Sir Arthur as being very happy in his new world, Miss Thompson said. No attempt was made 10 get into direct touch with Sir Arthur for spiritualists wished to give him an opportunity to rest and also it is generally believed hy them that it requires some time for a new spirit to learn the technique Of earthly communication.
 Crowborough, Sussex, England. July s LP-The family of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle today awaited word from him that he. whose mind was the parent of Sherlock Holmes. had solved the mystery which always in terested him most-death.
 His son, Adrian Conan Doyle, de- clared:
 My father fully believed that when he passed over he would con- tinue to keep in touch with us. All his family believe so, too,
 T know perfectly well that my father will often speak 10 us just as he did before he passed over. We shall always know when he is speaking but we shall have to be careful since there are practical iokesters on the other side, just as there are here"
 The son explained that Lady Doyle, tn her years of intimacy with
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THE WEATHER

New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday; little change in temperature.
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La gaceta., 1930-07-14

tratarse del americana Green,
influyente en- Washington, ell
presidente lie contest0 dicien-
dole habia dado 6rdenes para
que ell asunto Sc estudiara Y
que ell lie daria tambien su a
tenci0n personal.
Para contento de los obreros
cubanos Vamos a reproducir
un parrafo de la carta del e.
gregio Observation-Disclosures
pular presidente: Los profile
mas de los trabajadores de Gu
ba sinceramente me interesan
y en- recientes tiempos 20 he
estimado sus intereses con YER
dadera simpatia......
~lngratos los trabajadores
que Sc quejan de un presiden-
tie asi, tan generoso, tan huma-
no, tan sensible, por haber
"quitado del medic" a unos
cuantos acratas cubanos y es-
panoles!!
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Los expenditures de bOlita a
domicilio no van a propOner su
podrida mercancia a los hoga-
res de los ricos. ST tai hicieran,
serfan arrojados a puntapies.
Tampoco van a las casas de
los altos funcionarios del con
dado, pues 81 fueran serian du-
ramente castigados.
Hacen su presa en- las casitas
pequehas, donde viven los taba-
queros y otros trabajadores y
donde mas necesaria es la pese-
ia 0 ell medic peso.
Y es humane, decente y de-
mocratico que las casas de los
pobres sean pr0tegidas, va que
los boliteros "frescos" no las
respetan como respetan las de
los ricos y las de los funciona-
rios del gobiernO.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Con entereza el sheriff Jou-
Chin mantiene que Ell no PERM
ira que de nuevo Sc abran las
casas de juego, cerradas hace
pocos dias.
No quiere que ell pueblo, aba.
lido por la escasez de trabajo
" los bajos jornales, continue
sometido a la exploitation de Ia
Bolita.
lCuanto tempo durara ell pc
'iodO de "tranquilidad'?
Nc podemos calcularlo; pero
enemos la certeza de que 81
eSas casas de nuevo Sc abren, el
sheriff hara TODD 10 humana-
mente possible para extirpar Ia
playa de los Vendedores ambu
.lantes, de los boliteros que van
de casa en- casa desmoralizan-
do a las familias.
Todavia puede tolerarse, ce-
rrando los ojos a la decencia,
que las casas de juegs funcio-
men; pero es intolerable y horri
BILE que hombres despreocupa-
dos vayan pregonando la des~
verguenza de todos y traten de
persuadir a las esposas, hijas
Y madres de obreros para que
iueguen un numerito y tiren,
en- beneficio de parasites, parte
del dinero que tienen para los
gastos semanales de la familia,
iQu6 juegue TODD el que quie-
ra jugar, en- las casas estable-
cidas para los viciosos; pero
que no Sc lleve a los hOgares de
los pobres un vicio que manci-
LA.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Desmintiendo rumores que
circularon ell sabado por la ma
mana, sobre que las casas de
juego y Bolita Sc reabriran, ell
sheriff Joughin hizo aver de
claraciones.
LAS 6rdenes que he dado, di.
jo ell sheriff, no las he retirado
y no creo que los jugadores
vuelvan a reanudar sus incon-
venientes actividades". "Mis
fombres saben cumplir con su
deber y aver domingo no Sc hi
cieron las tiradas de Bolita que
Sc dice Sc habian anunciado".
Ell pueblo simpatiza con las
medidas en- vigor, a .juzgar por
las eXpresiones que a mis- Oh
COS han llegado, y tengo la in
tanci0n de mantenerlas.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
Empieza la semana del blu

Empieza la semana del bu-
ll;cio, de la loca algeria.
Hoy Sc inicia la semana de
la bulla, de la algazara, de 10
extraordinario, de 10 nunca
visto en- esta ciudad floridana.
Me refiero con este a la ma
gistral, soberbia, colossal, uni
ca "romeria" de los "asturia-
nos" que empezara ell entran-
tie sabado a las ocho de la no
che y terminara a las ocho de
la noche del dia siguiente, que
es domingo.
Manana publicare parte del
programa que Sc ha combina-
do.
Para cerrar mis- notas de hoy
dire: que los %"rojos' en- su
venta de tickets han llegado a
la cantidad de $500 y los YER
des Sc encuentran detenidos
en- los 2,675.
Mucho trabajaron los cen
carnados'' ell sabado y ell do
mingo favoreciendole ell pri-
mer dia la venta especial que
hay en- ell establecimiento de
Ft rnandez y Garcia, pues ALI,
en- ell MEMS Shop" subieron
las acciones de I'm modo in
credible.
A mi me parece que 81 81
guen luchando de esta manera
la batalla va a ser descomu
nal.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
CENTRIC ASTURIANO
Verdes 2675
MACHADO HA M
DO A GREEN QUE "ESTU-
DIARA" LA SITUACION

Washington, Julio IA (FP).
-Gerardo Machado, DICTATOR
p~residente de Cuba( a quien
William Green como presiden-
tie de la Federation Pan Anne
ricana del Trabajo reciente =
mente apel6 para que Sc pu-
sierra fin a la persecution en-
Ia Habana de las organizacio-
mes obreras por las companies
americans, ha replicado con
la promesa de que "estudiara"
la situaci6n. Como en- los dias
cuando su policia asesinaba a
los jefes de las organizaciones,
Machado d~eclara su interes
por la clase trabajadora.
"Yo recibi SUI atenta comu-
nicaci6n de JUNO II, escribi6
Machado, incluyendo copia de
una que listed dirigi6 a Henry
w. Catlin, p~residente de la
Cuban Electric Co., y he dado
6rdenes para que ell asunto
sea embellishments estudia-
do, y ademas lie dare mi per-
sonal atenci6n."
Los problemas de los ira
bajadores de Cuba, que son
tan buenos como los mejores
en- ell mundo, sinceramente me
interesan y en- reciente tempo
ell congreso 10 mismo que yo
hemos estimado sus intereses
con verdadera simpatia, preci-
samente porque deseamoS es-
tablecer firmemente la necesi-
dad de librar nuestro pals de
(Pasa a la Al
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
TEATRO CASINO

Al Jolson, ell inimitable, ell
actor que sabe conmover, Sc
present6 aver al pdblico de es-
tie teatro en- Nanny, una
pelicula completamente distin
ia a las que lie dieran sus pri-
meros resonantes triunfos.
Desempena Jolson ell papel
de AL Fuller, indiduo que a
ma a la hija del propietario
del espectaculo en- que Ell apa-
rece. Lois Moran 10 secunda
con extremada habilidad.
Ell argumento y las cancio-
mes de la obra son de Irving
Berlin.
Jolson eIectriza en- los can
tos; pero esta vez hace reir,
no provoca lagrimas.
TODD ell color de los trajes
de los ministries" y TODD ell
"ambiente teatraI' Sc tom6 EN-
tecnicolor. Luisa Dresser es la
nanny" de AL.
Una obra graoiosisima, que
listed debe yer. "Ossie of the
Circus" una comedia, compile
Ia ell programa junto con noti-
cias graficas de la Universal.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

deben prestar los infractores
de las ordenanzas municipales.
-Segun ell gra
do de embriaguez Sc pedira la
fianza a los borrachos. I'm bo-
rracho moderado saldra con
SIS, otro menos moderados con
25.
Los borrachos que guian con
cuidado sus automviles, fan
"a de 500. La fianza para los
descuidados sera de 5000.
Por reyerta, sin sacar armas,
SO. Reyerta, sacando armas,
80 pesos. Proferir palabras in
decentes de 10 a Is pesos.
Por ligeras infracciones del
9ransito, de 3 a 5 pesos; por eX-
ceso de velocidad, SIS; por no
respetar las luces o senales de
parada, diez pesos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
CARTA CABLEGRAFCA De ESPANA

Madrid, Julio 14.-LOs peri6
dicos todos Sc interesan por ell
hallazgo de los huesos de mas
de 200 seres humanos en- una
mazmorra d~escubierta en- ell
seminario de Santa Clara, en-
Cuenca.
La posici6n de los cadaveres
indica que algunas de las victi-
mas fueron sometidas a terri
bles tormentos. Cuerdas apare-
cieron amarradas al cuello y la
cintura de los que fueran ALI
arrojados.
Sc les tiraba al pozo por un
hueco hecho en- la parte supe-
rior.
Sup6nese que los cadaveres
sean de seminaristas rebeldes.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Los funcionarios del gobier-
no frances, a los cuales supo-
nemos bien enterados, no con.
ceden crGdito a una noticia,
publicada en- Mia, en- la Qua
Sc relatan des6rdenes ocurri-
dos en- Milan y en- varias ciu-
dades del norte de Italia.
iOcurriran motines en- TIA
liza Y ell regimen ~fascista serd
derribado cuando Mussolin
mueral
AL ~presente ell DICTATOR pa
ra imponerse a un pueblo de
sarmado cuenta con ell ej6rci-
to regular y con ell ejercito que
6l creara para la propaganda
y ell sostenimiento de sus ideas.
la milicia fascista.
Ell ~"ej6rcito regular" es SUI
misc y antidemocratico y el
ejGrcito negro" es arrogante
y fuerte como ell Duce.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Julio l4.-Cont!-
nuan encareelados aqui Serafin
Felix Diaz, de Tampa, e Ira
Holiness, americana, a los cua-
les Sc acuSa de haber intentado
aseSinar al policia Ramirez,
hace varios dias, cuando este
pretendio registrar un autom6-
vii en- ell cual viajaban.
Ell vigilante ha meiorado Y
los medicos opinan que Sc sal
vara, 81 no ocurren complica-
clones.
Todavia no Sc ha encontrado
a un individuo llamado Rafael
Ramos, aunque Sc ha arrestado
a un soSpechoso.
Holmes Sc dice que tiene pc
simos antecedentes penales y
Diaz, que era dueno en- Tampa
de unos automobiles de alquiler
Y esta emparentado con Ia ia
militia Milford, de Key West, re-
cientemente ha sido acusado de
fraude electoral en- la Florida.
Aunque Diaz insiste en- afr
mar que 6l no dispar6 ell vigi-
lante mantiene su acusaci6n.
Sc ha interesado en- la causa
ell vicec6nsul americana.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Debajo de los s6tanos del Sc
minario de Santa Clara, Ell
Cuenca, Espana, en- un espaciC
de 14xl5 pies Sc encontraron
los huesos de mas de 200 seree
humanos.
Ali fueron a~rrojados, a juz-
gar por ell despacho en- que SC
habla de las posiciones en- que
han sido encontrados algunos
de los esqueletos, las victimas
de la maIdad y quiza de la in
transigencia religiosa.
Z Habran entrado en- ell Ciel(
los "ministros del Sehor' que
cometieron esos crimenes?
Y 81 entraron, zen que lugal
habran sido puestos los marti
.rizados?
La gaceta., 1930-07-14
s @ c | A L E s

Con un dia hermosisimo Y ur
sol radiante Sc celebr6 aver POI
la tarde la "romerfa" del "Cen
tro Espanol", en- la playa de
"Rocky Point.
81 ell exito econ6mico salts.
fizo todas las aspiraciones, no
sotros nos alegramos porque
con clio Sc podran aliviar apu-
ros de algunos socios en- des-
gracia. Ellos podran hoy seguil
albergandose en- la casa de sa-
lud donde recluidos esperan Ia
bora de su salida, restablecidoS
de cruel dolencia; otros, los que
todavia no han encontrado ira
bajo, podran disfrutar de todos
los beneficios porque sus reel
hos atrasados va Sc encuentran
liquidados.
Di6 comienzo la fiesta cam
pestre con I'm magnifico agape
en- mesas tendidas sobre 10 lar:
go de la playa.
Fueron exquisitamente ser
vidas y atendidas por las gen
tiles y delicadas muchachas dc
la "Secci6n de Damas". Ell ii.
pico "arroz con polio" fue he.
cho en- ell conocido restaurant
Principe de Gales. Mas de dos
cientos comensales tomaron
parte en- ell almuerzo y todos
ellos fueron agasajados por e
simpatico y afable j6ven josef
to Mendez, Presidente de Ia
"Secci6n de Recreo". A la ter
minaci6n Sc pronunciation va
rios brindis, tocandole ell pri-
mer turno al prestigioso Y dis
tinguido caballero senior Do
mingo Quintana, Presidente dc
la enaltecida sociedad espano-
la, que hizo la presentation de
senior Victoriano Manteiga, dl'
rector de esta publication, e.
que estuvo muy e~locuente en- los
parrafos que dijera tan sutil-
mente hilvanados. Hablo tam
bien, Sebastian Casal-Chano
cerrandose ell capitulo de los
brindis.
La fiesta continue hasta las
primeras horas de la noche
cumpliendose ell programa er
t. das parties.
Debo decir que todos los KIDS.
COS colocados en- los sitios mas
visibles del campo estaban alter
d.dos por lindfsimas damitas,
atrayendo a la parroqula con
su deslumbrante hermosura.
No pueden queiarse los orga.
n adores del resultado de este
"o;9nic". Todas nuestras prin.
eli ales familias ALI Sc dieror
cita.
Bien merecfa tai apoyo la In
cansable secci6n de propagan.
da.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

En- ell "Circulo Cubano," la
noche del dfa 2 del e~ntrante
mes de agosto, Sc va a celebrar
una fiesta Cabaret" y TODD
cuanto en ella Sc recaude es
para ~robustecer los fondos que
existen e instalar una Farma-
cha, que sera exclusivamente
para los socios de la sociedad
Guiana.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Lo acompana su e~legantisi-
ma esposa y su graciosa bebi-
"a. En- dicha urbe pasaran una
corta temporada al lado de a
nantes familiares.
Nosotros lie deseamos una fe-
liz estancia y pronto regreso.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

clos vieios o enfermos que ne
puedan ~pagarlos.
ALI, comiendo y platicandC
con personals amigos, nos ente,
ramos de que hay socios enfer.
mos que desde hace 18 meses
no pagan ell recibo mensual,
Por ellos vela la secci6n dc pro.
paganda.
Gener0sa manera de hace'
propaganda. Noble la mission
encomendada a los propagan-
distas.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

William Green, presidente
de la Federation Americana
del Trabajo, escribi6 a Gerar-
ditto Machado, presidente de
Cuba, quejandose de los abu-
sos de un tai Mr.. Catlin, pre-
sidente de la Cuban Electric
Co.
Tan pronto lie fu6 possible,
con exquisite amabilidad, por
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Habana, Julio l4.-Nuevos
permisos Sc van a conceder pa
ra eStablecer cafes en- algunos
portales amplios de sitios con
curridos. FL 6Xito del alberto
EN- Prado Y San Jose ha ANNA
do a varioS hombres de nego-
clos a establecer otros.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Ell proximo jueves Sc cele-
brara un gran bale a benefit
clio del fundador del SeXteto
DIANA" ell conocido joven
Jose Urioste, en- ell salon de la
"Caballero de la Luz,
is Ave. 1906.
AdemaS del Sexteto aludido
tocara la sin rival orquesta que
dirige ell pianista Gustavito
Moreno.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Madrid, Julio 14.-La Reina
Victoria y la familia real Sc ha-
liam desde ell sabado en- ell pala-
clio de la Magdalena, en- San
lander.
Salieron de aqui en- su COM
pania los infantes jaime, Juan,
Gonzalo, Cristina y Beatriz.
La gaceta., 1930-07-14

Habana, Julio 14.-La Com
pania Guiana de Electricidad
estudia una petici6n de los pro-
pietarios y vecinos de Moron
para que Sc les rebaje la tarifa
de alumbrado y fuerza motriz.