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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Here's Real Advantage
DRAPERT SERVICE
NOW AVAILABLE
AT ". o. KING" S

Rcfurnishing the house FOR fall Is
now in order and housewives cngag
ID in this business will be glad to
visit the VI. c. King Co. drapery de
nartment on the occasion OF the
Woman : Ten Thousand club special
home buving day, Tuesday, October
rs.
In their newly organized draVery
department King : store is prepared
to render complete drapery service.
Ehey viii measure. make and hang
drapcries and the curtain buyer
need no longer 20 out of t6H9i fer
attractive adjunetS to the house.
The stock Of the department CON
tains q wide variety Of damaSks,
both striped and plain, dainty ravon
fabrics Of the Shcerer sort. dolcus
OF scrim and net patterns and
shelves full of the most enhancing
array Of color, chintzes, warp prints,
crctonncs without number. There are
I cay pillows, too, and tapestry wall
pieces and handsome oriental vases
for accent marks in the room en-.
>cmble. In short the department
viii be a boon to home makers.
In the women : wear department
leather coat, in the most surprising.
". low values will be featured on
shopping day. These viii he il. as Il
lcorder from some exceedingly pop
ular genuine leather. fleece lined
garments that have been attracting
vide attention the last few days.
They come in the smart shades i'll
short. fingcrtip. and skirt iengths.
y dash Of color in the chillren 5
department is occasioncd by t5bles
and racks fun Of the most cualant.
ing little jersey suits. striped sweat
crs with little plain trousc-s or
plcatcd skirts. the brother and sis
Z ter suits that are SO smart.
And another note for the juvenile
II embers Of the family is tAt N-rav
shoe filter, feature of the ,iae de-
partment Of the store Her the
greatest care is taken to fit tie lit
tie tender to hygicnic shoes.
The same department j. gsplGtc
with the dainty, high hcclcd pumps
that are the only thing 20 wear with
the long skirts Of the mode Dark
green, dark blue and brown vie with
matte kid in black for popularity.
! Hosiery in matching shade, may
be found at an adjacent counter.
with large representation ~ fav-
oritc long wearing lines available in
both service and chiffon wcaHss.
: For boys and men King IS store
has a very complete >torh, at ali
lines Of wearing apparel s new
development this wear is '.e two
trouscr suit. moderately ps,d at
$50, which has practically a.ublcd
/ the life of the ordinary -ut. So
cicty Brand and Kcl'cr.inmann
! lines feature these iH - ra. 'v of
,tylcs and materials. characterized
/ by good tailoring.
\ complete yardasc arf dress
making accessory and pa't. ,tock
completes the efficiency fl. this
/ popular department store
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
SMART MODES IN
WOWEN'S CLOTHES
AT MARTPOS4 SHOP

All ready for the opening of the
Barbara Worth Country club, the
Mariposa shop is featuring attrac-
tive knit suits in the prevailing
fall color harmonics The woman
who is anxious to boost the FL Cen.
tro shopping day, to be sponsored
by the Woman's Ten Thousand
club Tuesday, October 2s, viii not
overlook this opportunity on that
bargains.
For Forthcoming fall social actiNi.
ties Mrs. Alice DuSold has variety
of dual purpose garments. Some of
the black ensemble suits. lace
trimmed, are appropriate for after
noon when worn with the Jacket
and a harmonious hat, while the
frock worn without the Jacket, is
a suitable dinner gown.
Chiffon and delicate lace com
binc harmoniously in AN afternoon
gown that is equally smart for in
formal evening wear. Long f'attcr.
ing lines and hand touches are ap,
poaling.
Glossy slipper satin is gorgeous
when fashioned in the prevailing
mode for evening and this shcp has
some beautiful formal models
Costume jcwclry viii continue 70
play an important part IN the fall
wardrobe and the MaripoSa shor
has a large and tasteful assortment.
The new wood fibre flowers winch
have the texture and appearance OF
real flowers may he had here te
brighten the costume in which dutI
shades predominatc.
\ special for the club shopping
dav will bc a line of dainty steP.n
garments. popularity priced at ) |, de
vcloped in variety q deleate
color combinations
Some of the PrctticSt separate
sweaters to be found in town are
in the MaripoSa shop and the sports
woman viii be sure 10 tind one &c
match the rest of her wardrobe II
the wide assortment Of STYLES and
colors now on hand.
Nothing enhances street COS
tune more than IN appropriate
hand bag aud at the Maropisa ate
10 be found such smart ones N en-
ve,opc shapes with novelty handles
Of transparent composition.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18

One hot dish should be planned
for a child's luncheon. y cream
soup can be quickly reheated with.
cut spelling il in any way. 4
creamed meat or vegetable can be
reheated in 4 casserole placed in
4 pan OF hot water. a small dou
ble-boiler is excellent for reheat,
ing small portions.
The following menus are plan.
ed fol the child !. or 9 years
OF age: r
Cream Of corn soup. toast
sticks. carrot straws, rolled oats
cookies, lemonade or orange juice
Creamed lamb on toast, lettuce
sandwich. baked apple. cocoa.
Stuffed baked potato. heart OF
celery. cinnamon toast, eggnog
Cream OF tomato soup, toasted
crackers, peanut butter and let.
tuce sandwich. baked pear, gin
ser cookie.
ESe poached in milk on toast
sliced banana, molasses cookie
milk
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
First Baptist

Great services are planned at the
revival meetings held ~ the First
Baptist church tomorrow. Evange-
list Harry 0. Anderson speaks at
both services. At II a. IN. he
speaks on the subject ''ls It Well
= Win Thcc a Great Day ON
ing Nil be the subject Of tho eve.
ming sermon at $50. Mrs. Ander-
son speak. to the Young peoPl" at
the b. y. =. L. hour G:30 p. IN.
The sunday school meets IN iegu-
lar session opening at 9:45 with
Glasses for all ages. Men and women
and Young people are especially IN
vitcd a, there is a large young pco'
Pie cla,. and special classes for
men and for women.
Services win be held tonight in
The revival meetings al the First
Paptist church The program begins
a. 1870 and Evangelist Anderson
WiIl preach one Of his best sermons.
The chorus choir under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. Anderson sang with
fine effect last night the choras by
Bright entitled "Sayed -. Mrs,
Anderson sang as a solo, a selection
Gods Tomorrow God s Call
10 Fl Centric was the subject Of
the pointed sermon 10 Christian
people by the evangelist.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
HALLOWEEN PARTY
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL

Opening the Halloween season,
Mrs. ". |. Stone entertained the
members Of the junior department
of the state Street Christian church
Sunday school at gay affair last
night at her home, So Euclid ave
nuc.
The house was claboratcly decor
ated in the Halloween theme, black
cats and Jack OLantcrns making
IN effective background for the
games enjoyed by the youngsters,
prizes being awarded the winners
ot the various contests.
Refreshments were served t. the
guests. there being more than 80
children present Mrs stone was
assisted by Mrs. Y. Z. Buttcrworth,
BY MIS-. Russell Hoy and by Miss
Virginia Belch.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
MISS RHODA FOSTER
TO VISIT VALE \

Miss Rhoda Foster. national SEQ
rctatv for thc PIc. .tic Coast region
,f the Y. W. G. y, viii be the guest
Of the Imperial Valley organization
ou Monday. October 20, at which
time she Viii he present at meet
ing at the Barbara Worth Hotel.
since Miss Foster is well known IN
Ills city and has number Of friends
and admirers who are anxious 10
hear he. the meeting viii be open
10 the public. all "t whom arr *.
tended q cordial invitation to be
present
At 1880 o'clocS Monday morning
tie meeting VIII lcgin On the me-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
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SIGNAL CHAPTER
PLANS CARD PARTY

4 card party j., being planned by
: gual Chapter Ne. 2-d, O. +. $, ON
Friday evening, October -. at the
Na>oui, Tcmplo, corner Sixth and
state streets. Al. who enjoy bridge
ar, cordially invited 10 he present.
Prizes will he presented 10 those
with wi1uiug scores, and refresh
ucut> win he served ri the clos"
~ ID, game. Tho star point Officers
OF tire chapter a: special hoStcsscs
" the evening and are rs follows:
Mg>Jamc> Harmon Tyler, chairman
phone 7e5J Robot l.. Graham
Grower Baker. Bio3 B,hAonS and !,
T. liay>
The proceeds oi the evening arc
IL be placed in The flower fund
vhica : used for members who are
iN Reservations may be placed
with any of the above officers
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
COX BROS. MARKET
FEATURES QUALITY
Nv ALL PRODUCTS s
iillitiliiiiIlIi

Cox Bros. Market at 64l Main
street, invites shoppers patlonizing
the big special El Centre buying
day to be put on Tuesday, October
9s, by the Woman : Ten Thousand
club to visit their store.
This firm has recently purchased
big motor truck which runs from
the fruit orchards and vegetable
farms Of the coast directly to tLc
Fl Centre store daily. Tia troA
leaves Los Angeles every nicl' ~
II in order that fresh ye@ottb..>
may be displayed at cox Bro, HN
% 'clock the next morning
For a nominal additional ee>t
Cox Bros. can take vour ogier fer
anything, anywhere. anytime in
the Los Angeles market. Tic man
agement is cndcavoring to give met
ropolitan service here at "4inimum
cost to the purchaser
The volume of business handled
by this company makes it possible
for them to operate ON low mar
gin, thus insuring goods to the Gus
toner at advantageous prices.
This store is handling none h0-
the best Of goods a> witness their
complete line of 5. 4 ". products.
Staples Of all kinds are Of the pop
ular and standard grades that save
the housewife menev by rendering
good service.
The meat market is thoroughly
equipped with attractive eases and
cffic;ap- refrircrafion DntV thf
highest quality Of inspected meats
are sold here. Smoked meats. cheeS"
and luncheon meats are Of The frs
grade.
Delivery service is prompt and
efficient and the store is known
thrnunhnut the town and alIMcoH.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
{ ARD PARTY PRIZES
RECEIVED RECENTLY !

Monday evening those who enjoy
4 card game will meet At the Coun-
try Club Inn where the American
Legion Auxiliary will sponsor Il ben.
Eft bridge party.
Yesterday the prizes, attractive
gifts made hy the disabled veterans,
arrived, and those fortunate enough
to win them viii be delighted with
them.
Committees are busily engaged to
day making the final arrangements
for the affair which promises to be
unusually successful. Reservations
should be made with Mrs. John
Kuhn. sow.
country as one where management
and clerks are exceedingly accom-
modating.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
State Street Christian

There VIII bc something interest
ing for every age group at tlc state
street Christian church sunday. The
new orchestra. under the direction
Of Roy Sweeney viii play at Rlhle
school and the pastor viii tell i
thrilling story IL tine children - the
closing assembly. Tho parents are
asked to cooperate IN urging their
children 10 stay through 'h's n'w
closing assembly which is designed
principally for the children.
The pastor. Mr Brtterwortt' VIII
preach N the morning ON How We
Are Different 80. There VIII BE two
special musical numbers.
! The Young people had 81 r-'s"nt
IN last sunday evening $ meeting,
and they are expecting Ike rum
; Ter at 6:30 on this evening. The
pastor viii preach " special sermon
in their interest AZ the evening
service. The subject is Wanted.
Modern Crusaders The Wednes-
day PRAYER meeting and Bible study
viii be held at 7:3o =. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
SAY DINNER PARTY
FOR YOUNGER SET

Among the delightful events of
last night was the dinner party at
the Hugh Il. Osborne ranch at which
Mrs. Osborne entertained group of
her son, William ID. Osborne s
friends.
Covers at the attractivcly ap-
pointed table were laid for the
Misses Mcryal Meadows, Rut h
Whitelaw, Peggy Whitelaw, Mary
Wilcox, Mary Bennett; Mcssrs.
Charles Thompson. Burton Brock,
Carl Bennett, Leslie Bennett, and
William Osborne.
Following the delicious dinner, tho
guests enjoyed an evening spent in
games and dancing
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
St. Paul's Episcopal

Services tomorrow at s.. Paul $
Episcopal chuch, the Rev. Charles
Wilson Baker vicar, will be those
for the eighteenth sunday after
Trinity. with Sunday school ct 10
a. m. and morning prayer at II a. m.
''Thc Lambeth conference IS
the sermon topic, and the choir, nn-
der the direction Of Miss Lucille
Kfause, viii sing Steiner $, " God
So Loved the World y.
On Wednesday morning at $50 a.
III h.. Holy Eucharist will be ccl".
bratcd. Al services are held in the
church cdificc, Fifth street. be.
tween Orange and Holt avenue. and
all are cordially invited 70 attend.
vass for this year 3 budget, and will
'rar Sunday afternoon at the homes
Of those who have not already made
tboir pled0pq
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
MENUS FOR THE FAMILY

.,pueutes OF robust children. All
egg-nog in place of plain milk,
cream in place of top milk over
his baked apple. or pudding, or q
broiled lamb chop are instances OF
extra care.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Daily Menu

BREAKFAST - S | e w d
prunes, cereal, cream, baked
omelet with tomatoes. crisp
toast. milk. coffee.
LUNCHEON-Noodle soup
cottage cheese and carrot
sandwich es, apple sauce, GIN
ger cookies, milk. tea.
DINNER - Planked ham,
burg steak with stuffed green
peppers. cabbage and celery
salad. peach float. milk, cof-
fee.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18

Grange County has completed the
deal for s.. Anne's Inn, on the old
Dr. Bailey place, paying sli5,ood
therefor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18

]. r. Vandcrmccr owns the high
COW for August, in los Angelic
County, with record of 9s.l pounds
Il hutterfat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18

zaninc floor of the Barbara Worth.
Lmchoon will be served at noon
in the dining room, and all those
plauning to attend are asked to
make reservations with Mrs. II. q.
Jones, telephone ll42.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
BY SISTER MARY
NEi Service WrifNr

IN many homes there is child
l who must eat his luncheon
alone and mothers face a difficult
problem. Unfortunately, the lone
ly child usually has little appetite
and is not inclined to take sufii
cient time to eat. Often food must
be kept hot or reheated an hour
after the family luncheon, and
care must be used lest it become
dnappetizing.
The use of a tray will solve the
lonesome side of the question.
A tray can be carried wherever a
mothers work may take her. If
she Is at work in the kitchen, the
tray can be placed at one corner
of the kitchen table. A corner OF
the sewing table or sunny win
dow in any room is pleasant
place to eat If the small person has
company" The tray plan does
away with the need of keeping the
dining room table set for an hour
or so between meals.
A fair-sized oblong tray will be
satisfactory, small and light
enough for a child TO carry, but
strong and firm. Dishes OF shapes
that will not upset easily are de
sirable. A small. covered casser-
ole that can be heated in a pan OF
hot water makes it possible TO
heat foods easily. Individual con-
tainers or molds are a great con-
venience. With this equipment
most attractive luncheon can be
served.
Here's Real Advantage
The luncheon for one has one
important point in its favor. Il
provides opportunity TO cater 10
individual need and taste. The
small son or daughter who is a bit
finicky and tends to underweight
can be tempted by favorite and
nourishing foods too expensive for
20 u h1a and tho hear,tN
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
The, Assembly of God Church

Corner OF Tenth and Park Avenue
C. E. SHIELDS Pastor
Residence AIT Avenue, Imperial
Sunday worship-l1 a. m and 7:3O p m
Sunday school q. .45 Glasses ages ]. Stark supt
Mid Week Meetings, Tuesday 1880 p m
young Peoples Meeting Friday. 730
Cordial Invitation 70 AL
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

,.s.o 20. Orange avsnne ~ ~ Phone 79oW
SERVICES
Sunday School Gas a. n-Morning Worship II o'clock
With Thee?'-Evangeist Harry O. Andersen
Moody upt-C Every Age
1O:45-Dedication Service
Service-200 p.
Evening Day Coming
PRAYER Meeting Wednesday Evening at 730
Choir Friday Evening, 7:30 clock
Claypool Pianist
J. Phelps. Choir Director
Heartily Invited
La gaceta., 1930-10-11

Hemos sido invitados por Ell
Comite encargado de la lnau-
guraci6n de la nueva Clinlca
eel Bien Publico', que tendra
lugar manana a las 10 a. m.'
v al efeeto hemos recibido un
telegrama que dice ash:
Tampa, Fla, Oct. 9 de 1880
Victoriano Manteiga,
918 Avon Ave.
Tampa, Fla,
Cordialmente 10 invitamos
para la inauguration de la Gil
MICA Ell Bien Publico, Ell domln
go IL de Octubre, a las 10 a. m.
A. A. Gonzalez, Md; A.
Bustillo, Md; J. Guerra, Md;
DIR. Jose Franco, Angel Cuenca.
Sera solemne y de gran boa
to, segdn los preparativos que
Sc hacen.
Ell edificio ha sido bellamen
te adornado y tres grandes TO-
cos electricos convertiran la
noche en- pleno dia.
Sc presume que la concu :
rrencia sera tan numerosa que
certara 81 transito, y para que
todos puedan DIR los discursos
de los oradores, la tribuna Sc
ra colocada en- uno de los bal
cones del segundo piso del
g~randioso edificio.
La obra que Sc va a inaugu-
rar es meritoria y humanitaria.
Orgullo es ell a~rtistico pala-
clio de sus creadores y de toda
la colonia latina.
Agradecemos altamente a.
Comite SUI exquisite amabili-
dad Y 10 felicitamos por haber
elegido una fecha excelsa para
la Inauguration de la Clinica,
que representa- ornate para la
ciudad y consuelo para los en-
fermos que sufren.
La gaceta., 1930-10-11
CON MOTIVO DE LA INAU-
GURACION DEL NUEV0
EDIFICIO DE LA CLINICA
EEL BEN PUBLICO'

Despues de rudas fatigas, de
combinaciones salvadoras y de
esfuerzos titanicos, ell bello Pa
lacio de "El Bien PGblico ha 81
do terminate y pronto veremos
cristalizadas muchas aspiracio-
nos Y podremos cantar un him
no por ell hermoso triunfo alcan-
ZadO.
BESIDE que ell DR.. Nestor A.
Portocarrero fu6 colocado al
frente de la Sociedad "El Bien
P1blico', como Jefe Director,
Sc incrust6 en- su mente, con
fuerza de obsesi6n, la idea de
convertir la modesto Clinica,
chapada a la antigua, en- un mo-
derno planted de Beneficencia,
con todos los adelantos de la epo
ca, con un complete arsenal
cientffico, con un personal lido
neo y eficiente y con la esplen
didez de un suntuoso edificio,
que va era reclamado por la le-
Jana fundaci6n de la Sociedad,
en- 1904.
81 la sociedad "El Bien Publ
co" tuvo aver muy bien sentadO
su nombre, y alcanz6 reputation
de cumplidora de sus deberes
Y compromises, natural es que
hoy, montada a gran altura y
llenando todos los requisites
exigidos por la Ciencia, tome
auge e incremento, su fama sea
consolidate y ell pGblico lleno de
confianza, ponga su salud al
amparo de las garantias que
ofrece ell nuevo S~anatorio.
Todos ustedes conocen las di'
ficultades cast insuperables que
han tenido q. vencerse para dan
cumplimiento a la palabra com.
prometida con la Sociedad d.
La gaceta., 1930-10-11

Tampaiy para llenar la oferta
hecha a los socios de "El Bien
Publico"; pero ell DR.. Pertoca-
rrero, 81 bien es cierto que fue
ell alma, la idea, la accion de las
reformas cientificas, tambien es
cierto que su dinamismo encon-
.tr6 campo abonado, elementos
propicios, entusiasmos juveni-
les y colaboradores asiduos pa
ra levantar la magma obra, que
sera ornate de la ciudad de Ybor
y legitimo orgullo de los socios
de Gel >Bien PGblico".<
Esfuerzos y sacrificios rea-
lizados fueron en- momentos de
aguda crisis financiera.
Els para los socios de "El
Bien Pdblico''. que Sc ha erigi-
do csc magnifico Alcazar de
Beneficencia, Y todos deben de
sentirse duenos de la suntuosa
morada piadosa. Ese recinto
sagrado, donde las penas fist
cas- son morigeradas y donde
las penas morales alcanzan 81
lenitivo, debe de ser venerable
como Sc lama Y venera IN oa.
Sis en- ell candente desierto.
FL festival de su aperture es
festival de todos.
Que Ell dia IL de octubre e.
hermoso edificio este vestidc
de gala, risueho y animado
con muchas flores que simbo.
licen un justo e inusitado re.
gociio por su inauguration.
La gaceta., 1930-10-11

Los terrenos de La Columna
Sc estan convirtiendo en- CEN
tro de attraction para las vera
niegas distracciones campes-
tres.
Su g~lorieta, amplia para ell
solaz del bale, Y la amabili-
dad de los que reciben a la
eoncurrencia, son incentives
que lie dan la prelaci6n para
los paseos rurales.
Precisamente, manana cele-
bra la Sociedad de Socorros
Mutuos LA Fraternidad" un
gran picnic en- los hermosos te-
rrenos de Ia Columna Park, y
dado ell entusiasmo que ha des
pertado entire los latinos, pro-
mete SER un suceso ruidoso.
Tocara la parte de Jazz,
"Sam and his Orchestral y
los sones seran ejecutados POI
el Sexteto DIANA"
Hay una serie de premios
que tienen gran significaci6r
por las luchas que originan J
por los laureles de la victoria
Puede decirse que los habi
tantes de Ybor City sc trasla.
daran a los terrenos de La Co.
lumna para festejar la glorio:
~ fecha en- que Colon pos6 81
La gaceta., 1930-10-11

Y Sc puede afirmar que "El
Bien Publico" ahora esta capa-
citado para intensificar su SER
vicio, para defender la vida de
sus miembros con mayores pro
babilidades de exito.
Las puertas de la pfa fnsti-
tituci6n estaran abiertas y ba-
jo su blanca bandera caben to-
dos los dolores h%ermanos, to :
das las nacionalidades y todas
las razas que pueblan Ell uni
verso.
En- estos momentos de jabi-
10 y de esplendor para "El
Bien P1blico' y sus asociados,
surgeon en- nuestra memoria
tres nombres pr6ceres que de-
Demos guardian en- la urna sa-
grada de ~nuestros recuerdos.
Esos nombres SON: ell de Jo-
Sc Thomas, fundador de Gel
Bien PGblico;" ell del DR.. Jose
Ramon Avellanal, hombre fl
~lantropo y de gran coraz6n,
que do poderoso impulse a "El
Bien P1blico," que sent6 sobre
bases s6lidas la caritativa so :
ciedad Y que supo sembrar ca
rino en- ell coraz6n del pueblo
para que cayeran sobre su tum
ba, como Huvia de flores, las
bendiciones de los humildes
beneficiados; y ell DR.. Nestor
A. Portocarrero, merecedor
del pdblico homemade, que va
ha sido consagrado como Glen
La gaceta., 1930-10-11

Santo Domingo, rama del
tronco hero, tenia un presiden.
tie ansioso de reelegirse por me
dos iIicitos.
FL ej6rcito, respaldando /.
Constitution, apoy6 las aspira.
clones populares y en- "a bora.
pudo ser establecido otro gobie'
no.
Cuando Estados Unidos "a
brio los oios", va el "e%andidato'
a Dictator habia sido elimina.
do.
La sangre espahoia de los do.
m|inicanos rapidamente destru.
20 ell NAL, atacandolo en- Ia
"raiz".
La gaceta., 1930-10-11
BALE DE LAS HIJAS DE
MARIA

La Association Hiias de Ma
ria, perteneciente a la igIesia
cat6lica de Ybor, dara un bal
lie en- los salones del conyento
San Jose, Gale 18 y D6cima
avenida, en- la noche del % de
octubre.
Empezara ell bale a las nue.
We.
Tocara la orquesta Varsity
Boys Y costara la entrada so
centavos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-11
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOs

Corte Federal: H, Madge
Blackner contra Estados Uni
dos.
Corte del Circuito: P. Gard
ner Johnson contra Ara Jordan
Johnson; Alice Murray Majors
contra John David Majors; Ma
nuel Osiel y Jose Garcia contra
T, J. Scully Exchange National
Bank contra Coutry Club Area,
Inc.
La gaceta., 1930-10-11

La Fiesta de la Raza espano-
la sc celebrara manana en- Es-
pafa y en- muchas naci0nes dc
la America que son robustas ra-
mas del arbol hero.
La sangre espanola esta en-
ebullici6n y Sc ha rebelado en-
contra de las tiranias.
ALA en- Espana los hombres
de ideas liberaIes no cesarOn de
agitar hasta que la Dictadura
de Primo de Rivera fue derriba-
da por ell mismo que la "constru
vera, ell Rey Alfonso.
Sustituida la Dictadura de
Primo de por la del Oral. Da-
maso Berenguer, otro lacayo del
monarch, los hombres de ideas
neutrality-suspicious., socia-
listas, etc.-de nuevo comenza-
! ron a luchar.
La nueva Dictadura ha per-
mitido la RESURRECTION de las
organizaciones obreras, de los
Sindicatos, aunque trata con i'm
placable dureza a los trabajado-
res y a los republicanos que
francamente exponen el noble
programa de su partido.
Caera la "flamante" Dictadu-
ra de Berenguer y con ella es
muy probable que eaiga IA mo.
narquia.
Pero mientras llega la h0ra