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La gaceta., 1930-10-08
LOS REBELDES BRASILE-
NOS ESTAN SIENDO BA-
TIDOS.

Rio de Janeiro, Oct. Sci
gobierno federal ha desarrollado
hoy dos fuertes ofensivas desti-
nadas a aplastar la revoluci6n
en- ell sur y a batir a los ejerci-
tos insurgentes lejos de esta ca
pital Y de San Paulo, la segun-
da ciudad de la r~epIblica.
La primera fue un avance So
bre ell estado rebelde de Minas
Geraes. Los aeroplanos fedora
les arrojaron bombas sobre e.
palacio del gobernador y otros
puntos estrategicos en- Bello Hi
rozonte, capital del estado.
Aunque no hay escasez de pro
welcomes, la posibilidad de que a
menos que parties de Minas &C.
raes sean reocupadas Sc empie-
&c a sentir escasez de alimentos
hace grave la situacion.
Tiene por objeto la ofensiva
del gobierno hacia ell sur cerrar
a los rebeldes los puertos Y fuen
ties de abastecimientos y mantle
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
PARA Ell Ola
&c LA GRAN FIESTA DE
LA COLUMNA"

Nos es grato poner en- como
cimiento del publico que en-
iunta celebrada anoche, esta
Agrupaci6n acord6 posponer
para ell domingo 26 de Octubre
la Incompatible fiesta anun-
ciada para ell dia 18.
Este Gambia sc hace a petit
ion de gran n1mero de MEM
BROS de la Agrupaci6n y de sim
patizadores de la misma, a
quienes sus ocupaciones no les
permitian asistir a la fiesta del
dia 18, cuya celebration esta-
ba anunciada para por la no.
che.
Los "tfquetes" de entrada
que hasta la fecha Sc han dis
tribuido, quedan anulados. En-
su lugar Sc distribuiran otros
que en- breve saldran de la i'm
prenta.
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
LA IZQUIERDA DEL PARTI-
DO ORR

Llandudno, Wales, Oct. 8.
Ell gobierno del primer mi
nistro Ramsay Macdonald tie
ne hoy un frente mas s6lido
contra sus enemigos.
En- la conferencia del Parti-
do Laborista, celebrada aver,
James Maxton, lider de la ex-
trema izquierda inform6 al pri
mer ministro que 81 el va al
pals llevando ell problema de
la falta de trabajo tendra TODD
ell apoyo del socialismo y ell la
borismo.
Deciase que Maxton habia
venido con ell prop6sito de ex-
presar su oposici6n a las pre-
sentes normas del laborismo.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
DETEN1DO Ell LADRON QUE
ROBO A VARIOS VECI-
NOS EN- UNA CASA DE
HYDE PARK

Los detectives de la ciudad
arrestaron hoy al joven bandi-
do que anoche penetrara en- la
casa de S. T. Strickland, ave-
nida Cedar PIT, en- Hyde Park
asaltando y robando a las per-
sonas que ALI estaban.
N6mbrase ell joven criminal,
que temblaba mientras robaba,
John Shelby Burrows, de Nash
vile, Tenn, quien confes6 al
jefe de detectives Fred Tho :
mas que 6l tambien fue ell HON
bre que robara en- la casa del
abogado Mabry, hace pocos
dfas.
Burrows fue detenido GUAM
do dormia en- una casa de hues
pedes de esa barriada.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
LOGIA E SIS. l. O. o. F

Habiendo fallecido ell her
mano Pedro Geraci, y dispues-
to su entierro para manana
jueves, a las a y 80, ruego a
todos los miembros de la logia
Ideal No. 55 l. O.. o. F., que
puedan hacerlo, concurran a
este sepelio.
Extendemos este ruego a to-
dos los miembros de las logias
Odd Fellows.
Ell cortejo fdnebre saldra de
la casa marcada Gilchrist ave-
nida LOT.
Fraternalmente de todos,
Bias C. Rodriguez, v. G.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
Sc VA A PEDIR A LA FEDE-
RACION AMERICANA DEL
TRABAJO QUE Sc EXPIRE
Sc EN- CONTRA DE LA
ENMIENDA 10

Boston, Oct. 8.-Resolucio-
mes van a ser presentadas en-
la convention de la Federation
Americana del Trabajo pidien
do que los trabajadores Sc ex-
presen a favor de abolir la en-
mienda 18.
La Federation ahora favo-
rece que Sc modifique la ley
Volstead y Sc permita ell uso de
la cerveza con 2.75% de al
cohol.
Apoyo para ell movimientc
ha sido pedido por Robert
Hesketh, de Cincinnati, dele
gado de la Alianza Internacio-
nal de empleados de Hoteles
Y Restaurants.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08

Cerca de High Springs los a.
gentes federales Sc apoderaror
aver de tres automobiles nue.
vos, encontrando en- su interior
Glen cajas de bebidas alcohol
cas-. Tres hombres y dos mule
res fueron detenidos.
Los automobiles, con la car
ga, fueron traidos para Tampa.
Los acusados quedaron a dis
posicion del comisionado fede-
ral en- Gainesville.
FL domingo, en- Miami, los a
gentes Sc apoderaron de dos au-
tom6viles, uno con 81 cajas V
otro con 25, y una lancha con
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
GANO Ell Ell
~CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL

Bateando oportunamente con-
ira tres pitchers de los Carde-
males, Hallahan, que explot6 en-
ell segundo, Johnson y Bell, ell Fl
DELTA, dirigido por Connie
Mack, gan6 hoy ell campeonato
mundial.
| Earnshaw de nuevo pitch6 de
manera magistral dejando a los
Pajaros Rojos en- cinco hits. So
10 pudieron hacerle una carre.
ra.
Batazos de "jonron" de Sim
mons y Dykes influyeron de ma
nera decisiva en- la victoria del
Filadelfia.
Ocho hits batearon los vence-
dores, anotando siete carreras.
Cardenales 1c, 5h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08

Por seis votos contra cuatrC
ell ayuntamiento otorg6 aver q
los contratistas Cone Bros. dc
esta ciudad, la obra de poner al
cantarillas de temporal en- los
alrededores del nuevo edificio
de la compania Tampa Gas.
Sc opuso a la adjudication e
concejal Victor Rosenthal.
Hace dos semanas Sc pudo ha
Der concedido esa subasta por
la suma de $4440, a una compa-
MIA de Jacksonville.
Aver Sc acord6 pagan la suma
de $500 a un contratista 10
cal, $1,000 mas.
Con una fianza garantizaba
ell trabajo la corporation cuys
oferta fuera rechazada.
Votaron con Rosenthal, defer
diendo ell dinero del pueblo, los
concejales Tom Henderson Fra
zier y Nuccio.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08

iD6nde esta 10 que pescamos? iTu
10 comiste? ST 10 hiciste vas a coger
algo que no estabas buscando. Ven
AGA.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
ES MALO Ell GOBIERNO DE
Carta Alberta del Sr. F. Fer
nandeZ al Sr. E. Valdes
GeneriQue
Sr. Eduardo Valdes, presiden-
tie del Cfrculo Cubano.

Sr. Eduardo Valdes, presiden-
tie del Cfrculo Cubano.
Apreciado amigo: He leido
sus declaraciones de aver en-
ell Times" y creo de mi deber
escribir estas lfneas toda vez
que su appreciation del gobier-
no del Oral. Machado podra
expresar su sentir, pero en- ma
nera alguna ell pensar de la
mayorfa de los cubanos que
nos encontramos en- Tampa.
Afirma listed que ell gobier-
no del Oral. Machado no cae-
ra y tai vez asf suceda; pero
no por falta de deseo por par
tie del pueblo cubano, sine de-
Dido a declaraciones repetidas
del P~residente de los Estados
Unidos, "de que su gobierno
no reconocera en- Cuba ningun
gobierno producto de una re-
! voluci6n."
jQuiere listed NADIA mas du-
70 nj mas effective para que no
, haya revolution en- Cuba?
Sc necesitaria olvidar TODD
sentimiento de cubano para
lanZarse a una protesta arma-
da que traeria como secuela
una intervention armada y por
ende I'm emprestito mas para
sostener a los senores interview
tores-que harlan como hicie-
ron en- ell ano 1906 que ACADIA
ron con 500, 900, 900 que Cuba
tenia en- su tesoro.
Dice listed que ell gobierno
del Oral. es bueno para Cuba.
Esto no es mas que una Green
cia suya, toda vez que anali-
zando someramente la actua-
ci6n de su gobierno tenemos
que llegar a la conclusion de
que peor no puede ser.
Los cubanos Green que ell
c6digo electoral de Crowder
fue una de las obras buenas de
jadas por ell exembajador anne
ricano en- la Habana; pues es-
tie codigo ha pasado a ser le-
ira muerta por iniciativa y So
borno del Presidente cubano
que prorrog6 los poderes a Sc
nadores, representatives y al :
caldes, excluyendo al DR.. Mi
guel Mariana Gomez, alcalde
de la Habana, que no era pro-
ducto del "machadismo."
Suprimiendo la ACADIA de
la Habana, creando ell distrito
central, Sc di6 un golpe de
muerte al llamado miguelismo.
Ahora yo lie pregunto a US
ted, jcree possible que sea un
buen gobernante ell que a 81
mismo Sc reelige y TODD 10 ha-
ce de manera que salgan be-
neficiados 6l Y los suyos.
Otras muchas cosas podria
decir; pero prefiero callar en-
espera de sus opiniones.
Amigo como siempre,
Francisco Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08

nerlos en- sus estados de modo
que no puedan atacar a Rio de
Janeiro y Sac Poulo.
Ell almirante Heraciclo Bel
fort, que ha establecido una base
en- Florianopolis, puerto en- ell
estado de Santa Catalina, y ell
General Nepomuceno Costa Ian
zaran un simultaneo ataque por
! mar y terra. La situaci6n aqui
es normal.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Vdene de Ia 1d.)

Tn grupo de personals Sc en-
tretenfa aver jugando a las car
tas en- ell domicilio del Sr. S. 7.
Strickland, avenida Cedar PIT,
cuando I'm jovencito Sc presen-
to, revolver en- mano, pidiendo
lie dieran ell dinero que encima
tenian.
Ell ladr6n coloc6 una pistola
contra la espalda del S. w. Les
icy Brown, administrator que
fuera de la ciudad de Tampa,
que Sc hallaba en- compania de
la Sra. Brown, Miss Anna Witt,
Sra. r. E. Pinch y Strickland.
Las manos del ladr6n tembla-
ban; pero asi registr6 los bolsi-
los de los que ALI Sc hallaban,
no viendo dinero que en- ellos
habfa.
La cartera de la Sra. Pinch,
con SIS, Sc la llev6.
De la estaci6n de policfa Sc
mand6 al vigilante Carverz, que
no pudo encontrarlo, aunque re-
corri6 todas las Gales de la ba-
rriada.
Tenia ell bandido cubierta
parte de la cara con un panuelo
azul de soda.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
ACCION GALLEGA

Sc eta a Junta General Or
dinaria para ell jueves 9 del
presente, a las 8 p. m. en- nues-
ira Secretaria (altos de la
Muebleria de Juan Baamonde)
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
100 sacos llenos de botellas con
teniendo "licores intoxicantes'

Los vecinos de la Gale Plat
presentaron aver dos escritos al
mayor No Kay pidiendo que la
policia ponga termino a las ca
rreras desaforadas de los auto
movies, en- ell tramo entire ell rio
J la avenida Plat.
Tambien solicitan que Sc i'm
oida ell funcionamiento de una
3equena fabrica de abonos quf-
micos, establecida en- ell n1mero
.208 de West Plat.
La gaceta., 1930-10-08
TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO FASCISTA

Roma, Oct. Sci primer mi
nistro Mussolini do hoy pose
sion de la secretarfa del parti-
do Fascista al ST.. Giovanni Ba-
tista Giarutti, presidente de la
camara de diputados.
Comenzo hoy aqui sus Sc
stones ell gran consejo del par
lido.
Fu6 reorganizado ell cuerpo
de directories.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24
DERBY PILOT

CONTINUED from Page one)
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Dancing Girl Finds
Self Sans Country

VANCOUVER, b. C., Aug. 2S.-tP1
Naomi Winter, pretty Japanese
Canadian, and former New York
nighs club dancer. had the new lin
CT Empress Of Japan. all to herself
[ day in her status OF a girl with
out a country, while Canadian i'm
migration officials wrestled with
the problem OF her presence here.
Born In Montreal. the girl mar
ried an American whom she is d.
vorcing, but from whom she has
not yet received her final decree.
Canadian officials said they could
not admit her because she Is of Jap
anese extraction and subject 20
quota laws. Her Canadian citizen
snip having been annulled by her
marriage with an American. The
United States cannot admit her.
because she Is Of Japanese parent
age and is no longer the wife Of an
American citizen.
The dancer says even Japan won't
own her. because she is not by birth
q citizen of that country.
The girl sailed from California
last June for Japan and returned TO
the Western Hemisphere as one of
the $40 passengers on the record
breaking trip Of the new liner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24

NEW YORK. Aug. 23-tPl-One
riddle OF the silent North has been
solved with the finding of the bod
les Of Salomon-Auguste Andree and
his two companions. who flew off
toward the North Pole in a balloon
80 years ago. but the Arctic still
holds the fates and the bodies Of
IA other men who. like Andree and
his crew. never came back.
Twelve of them vanished two
years ago this summer, in the bag
Of Gen. Umberto Mobiles dirigible
Italia" as it drifted away after the
crash on the polar ice cap north of
North East Land and six more In
a French seaplane which Capt.
Raold Amunsden set out for Nor
way to rescue Mobile
The others persisted more than
eighty years ago in the vicinity Of
Baffin island, off the northern coast
Of Canada, with Sir John Franklin.
a British explorer as noted In his
day as Amundsen was later.
In two ships. the "Erebus' and the
Terror" Sir John and his crew set
cut on May 10. 1845. with three
years to find a northwest passage to
the Pacific. "A few weeks later they
sailed from Baffin bay into Lam
caster sound. Fourteen years passed
before any hint Of their fate was
brought back and the story was
never completed.
When no word had come from
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24
WOMEN FLIERS
ARE ADVANCING
Mrs. O'Donnell Is Leading
While Mrs. Doig Is
Forced Down

FAIRFAX AIRPORT. KANSAS
CITY, Kas., Aug. 23.-tP-Five OF
the six contestants In femininity's
air derby from Long Beach, Calf,
to Chicago, led by Mrs. Gladys
ODonnell of Long Beach. advanc- l
TO Kansas City from Wichita to-
day while the sixth. Mrs. Marjorie
Doig of Danbury. Conn, vas forced
down and perhaps out Of the race
by engine trouble.
Replacement parts were dispatch
ed by airplane to Mrs. Doig at a
farm near Olpe. Kas., about mid
way between Wichita and Kansas
City. where she left her plane and
telephoned race officials here.
Ruth Barron OF Hollywood lost
her directions again today and flew
n St. Joseph, Mo. before discover
ing her error. She had landed for
directions on a farm near Kansas
City and became confused because
of poor visibility.
Although her plane developed
carburetor trouble which she said
cost her about 20 miles an hour.
Mrs. ODonnell gained an impress
sive advantage on today's lap.
With Mrs. Doig who was second in
elapsed time at Wichita. out of the
reckoning. Mrs. ODonnell increas-
ed her lead from slightly more
than an hour TO 5 hours, Is min
utes. is seconds.
The women will fly tomorrow TO
Des Moines, then to Madison. Wis,
for a night stop. Monday they will
proceed to Milwaukee and TO the
national air races at Chicago, the
final objective.
Total elapsed time of the women's
Long Beach-C Chicago air derby at
Kansas City. Kas.:
Gladys ODonnell, Long Beach,
ll:l0:ll.
Mildred Morgan. Beverly Hills,
16:35:27.
Jean La Rene, Kansas City, IL
12:44.
Ruth Stewart, st. Louis. 19:i3:54.
Ruth Barron. Hollywood. 32.2i:4T.
Marjorie Doig. Danbury. Conn.
last official rating at Wichita, 3D.
2i:47.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24
MANY MYSTERIES OF NORTH
STILL REMAIN UNSOLVED

them after three years. a search be-
gan that lasted more than q decade.
resulted in the exploration Of 1000
miles of North American Arctic
coastline, and first aroused In Amer
leans an interest In Polas sxplora-
ton.
The names Of the men who died
with Sir John Franklin have long
been forgotten. Sir John himself, a
hero OF Trafalgar, an explorer SO
distinguished that he was knighted
by his king, is remembered only by
a memorial tablet in Westminster
Abbey and a few columns In the
encyclopedia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24
Scandinavia Plans
Welcome for Hero

OSLO. Norway, Aug. 23.-(R-
Scandinavia, whose peoples for
centuries have Jared northward for
adventure. sustenance and in the
service Of science, turned solemn
thoughts today to a fitting welcome
Cor one OF their all but forgotten
arctic pioneers, Solomon Auguste
Andree, found dead after thirty
three years Of mystery on the icy
wastes of White Island beyond
SpitzJergen.
The Swedish government took the
Initiative, ordering a battleship in
readiness to go into the Arctic to
meet the sealing vessel Brattvaag
which Is coming home with the
exploration party OF DR.. S. Horn
and the body OF the balloonist-
scientist who vanished on his i'll
fated voyage OF July IL. 1867.
It was the Horn party which
found the Swedish adventurer, to-
gether with one and maybe both OF
the daring companions who flew
with him into tie teeth OF death.
first balloorlts to make the Polar
Iutct- llC DdtllCcAlp Wall llCtt Tic
returning explorers at an appoint
ed rendezvous and either take the
famed dead aboard or convoy the
ship bearing the grim tokens OF a
tragic ending Of the sensational
attempt.
Reaching port the cortege will be
greeted with solemn ceremonies Of
an appropriate nature.
How soon before that day. Sept.
10 or perhaps somewhat earlier.
more details OF the tragedy Of the
North would be obtainable was but
a matter for conjecture today. Dis
patches from the remote contact
which the homing ship last made. a
fit. indicated that a entry in the
diary of the expedition placed the
lost party's furthest north attain
ment at SO degrees north latitude.
seemingly gwen davs after the
rakeolf from Danes island. Spit
bergen. This rcirt is about IS
miles from the North Pole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24
Young Short Stop
Brings Big Price

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23-P-
Frank Crosetti. is-year-old short
stop sensation OF the San Francisco
Seals. vas sold today TO the New
York Yankees in a cash-player dea.
understood TO involve around $780,
900.
George A. Putnam, Seal secretary
declined to make public the fin
ancial consideration but said his
club would receive "a large amount
Of cash, plus three players"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24
Suffers Shock

EMITHVILLE. Tex Aug. 23.-GPi
Emil Buescher. president Of the
First State Bank here and manager
of the Smithville Oil Mill. narrowly
ESCAPED serious injury this after
noon when he climbed a 20-foot
,oie to work on wiring and came
An contact with a live wire. He was
thrown to the ground and badly
bruisea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24

Marriages between first cousins
are permitted in Alabama. Cali
fornia. Colorado. Connecticut
Delaware. District OF Columbia,
Georgia. Kentucky. Maine. Massa-
chusettS. New Mexico, New York.
North Carolina. Rhode Island.
Minnesota. South Carolina, Texas.
Vermont and Virginia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24
Another Good One

EhAAotAAtA OoOu OhC
The "puShover' was another new
contribution. the fliers falling in
line, performing the first half OF
an outside loop, and sweeping in
the opposite direction across the field
or their backs.
A standard French pursuit ship
became a flash Of crimson and sill
yer as II roared across the airport
a. full speed and the landing wheels
less than 10 feet from the ground.
He darted straight into the skies.
climbing up and up until the ship
hung on its propeller. and then
sweeping to the ground with snap
barrel-rolls.
Back across the field. he swept.
his hands waving in the air. the
controls free Of guidance. taking
charge again as the crowd-filled
stands loomed in his face.
Twenty-one army pursuit ships
opened the transforming program
with a roar that ratified the grand
stand seats. They sped in close
formation and then breaking into
a long line. propeller to tail like
elephants on parade, formed an
aerial circle which soon became a
whirling screw that spiralled to-
ward the ground.
Three Do Split
a section Of three ships did the
split" shooting head-on into the
stands, the two Oh the sides pull
ing UP and out from the leader vho
darted IN a steep climb directly over
the spectators.
A navy squadron Of 1s ships. with
the famous Red Rippers from the
aircraft carrier Lexington. eyecut-
cd pin wheels and horizontal fig
ure SIS and then swung into a SOUR
rel cage loop IN full formation the
planes individually going into loose
loops that. collectively, formed a
perfect. whirling circle in the skies.
The wings that the Wright broth
erS gave the world 27 years ago
seemed feeble IN contrast TO the
days performers-Sleek racers that
have been tested in the crucible of
day-by-day military and CONNER
cial work - until Al Wilson, Los
Angeles, took the air in a COPY of
aviation'S best in the box-kite DAYS
Sitting in front in the full breeze,
one hand grasping a wire for sup
port, and a ch~attering motor behind
him powering the pusher propeller.
he performed stunts that out-did Ia
spectacle what they lacked in speed.
He fish-tailed his quaint craft
10 the ground, swinging with his
wing-tip grazing the grass, and bob
bing lcrosS the field again like
he was riding a rodeo broncho. Ne
hoped and dived. swept close 10
me ground and buZzed straight for
she stands until a crash seemc1 -
minent - pulling up Just short Of
the spectators and whirling away
for a side slip toward the ground
and a landing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24

Strictly speaking. the King OF
England Is not a layman. He holds
a clerical appointment as Preben-
dairy OF st. David's Cathedral,
which entities him TO preach IN
the Cathedral.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24

FOR RENT-River bottom
truck lands and other lands.
Also rich pasturage. Harvey
G. Stiles, City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-24

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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Continued from Page Onel
open their bag of tricks to grip the
crowd with aerial antics.
The navy stunters-LieutenantS
Matthias Gardner. Putt Storrs and
F. NJ. Trapnell-performed for the
first time in public the ritual Of
maneuvers they have been prac-
ticing for several months over out
lying sections Of Virginia and Mary
land.
Gardner, leading the section,
crossed the field in inverted flight
with his mates right side up, then
Hoped as q single plane and. wing
tip to tail. climbed straight into the
skies in close formation.
They displayed the airman's idea
OF leap frog in the clouds - the
plane on the outer left of the for
nation darting straight UP, turn
ing over on its back. and falling
in place on the right side Of the
line. Over and over the hurdling
was performed.
Milford chronicle., 1930-03-28
WARWICK

Mrs A. H. Lingo and Mrs. villa
Lingo were callers on Saturday with
MIR. and Mrs. J. Ewell Calhoun Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. J. shep Short and
two children, John and FayetIa
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Del
bert Short of Millsboro. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Bowden ana
little daughter Virginia were recent
enests of the latter's parents, MI
and Mrs. A. L. Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barto were
callers on Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Banks of ocean
View. They also called on the Iat-
+er's parents, near Clarksville. .
Miss Mildred Banks returned
home with them for week.
Frank Lingo, Jr., and boy frleno
of Collingswood, N. j., spent tne
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Lingo. >, v
little Junior and Russell War
rinoton are numbered with the SICK
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rust enter
+ained on Wednesday evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewitt of Shaw Creek ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rust near
Unity. .,.od
Alfred Burton, an aged colored
resident of this vicinity passed away
on Friday morning and was burleu
on Sunday at Harmony.
Milford chronicle., 1930-03-28
KENT COUNTY POMONA GRANGE

The quarterly meeting of Kent
County Pomona Grange, No. 2, Pa
irons of Husbandry, will be held in
the M. P. Church, adjoining the Do
yer Grange Hall, Thursday, April 3,
as the guest of Capital Grange.
Mrs. Lucy COnwell, Pomona lee
turer, has arranged fine program
and in view of the interest being
shown in Grange activities, large
attendance is anticipated.
The program will be as follows:
Morning session 10 a. m.
Open in the fifth degree.
Roll call of officers.
Reading of minutes of previous
meeting.
Address of welcome by N. G. Rose
of Capital Grange.
Response by George White of Tro-
ply Grange.
Reports of Oranges.
Report of Kent County Deputy Ed.
Todd.
Report of committees.
Noon recess and luncheon.
Afternoon session 2 p. m.
Lecturers hour.
Duet, Mrs. w. D. Burton and Mrs.
Russell E. Wilson.
Recitation, Mrs. G. Herbert Smith.
Solo, Mrs. w. D. Burton.
Address, Radical Activities In
America" Earl D. Wiley, Deputy
Attorney General.
Solo, Mrs. Russell E. Wilson.
Surprise feature, Mrs. Linda Cox.
Resolutions.