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La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Pasaba ell aeroplano sobre
a finca de La Columna.
Tn asturiano, un espanol
empunaba ell bast6n de mando.
Otro asturiano, tocando la
gaita, lie acompahaba.
Sobre los arboles y no obs
ante ell roncar del motor, la
gaita sonaba y "cantaba:" Ha
triunfado La Columna.
Los dos e~spanoles, alegres al
aterrizar ell aeroplano dijeron:
Parece que ell dia, la bandera,
ell lech6n tostado, ell arroz, los
platanos fritos vel aprecio que
les tenemos a los cubanos nos
han hecho sentirnos cubanos.
Y agregaron: cubanos de los
de AGA y de los buenos de por
ALA, no del "tipo Machado."
La gaceta., 1930-09-15
TRASAT-
LANTICOS ESTAN ESPE-
N MEJOR TEMPO

Charlottetown, Sept. 10
A cinco millas estan aguardan
do a que mejoren las condicio-
mes del tempo, los aviadores
captain Enroll Boyd y t%eniente
Harry Connro, que tratan de
hacer un vuelo trasatlantico.
EIlos aterrizaron en- Tea Hill,
ell sabado, con ell aeroplano
Columbia, cuando Sc dirigian a
Harbor Grace en- la primera
eapa de I'm vuelo a Londres.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

MientraS ell Oral. Machado,
reelecto presidente en- contra
de la voluntad del pueblo, ha-
bla de que sus enemigos politi-
cos lie temen y por este no Sc
atreven a atacarle, "diScurrien
do" como 81 ell perteneciera a
un "juego de nanigos," los GU
banos emigrados de la Asocia-
ci6n La Columna realizan una
labor merecedora de calurosas
alabanzas.
En- lugar de pensar en- ma
tar a los cubanos que no pien-
sen como ellos, en- lugar de
pensar en- arrebatar derechos
que a todos los hombres iibres
y civilizados pertenecen, los
miembros de La Columna Sc pa
Saron trabajando cuatro Sc =
manas, hacienda una glorieta
y varias pequenas casitas, pa
ra que los cubanos de Tampa
tengan una finca donde pasar
los domingos, respirando aire
puro, sonando con la llegada
de mejores dias para "la pa
tria ausente."
Los hombres de La Column
ma, obreros en su mayoria, ira
bajan para honra de Cuba, de
los cubanos y de todos los com
ponentes de la colonia latina
de Tampa.
Ellos no son temidos por sus
%enemigos, porque no quieren
inspirar miedo; ellos inspiran
respeto Y Sc hacen respetar.
Son de la MADEIRA no agota-
da de aquellos cubanos que o.
yendo las ardorosas predicas
de Marti, comulgando con ell
ap6stol en- ell lara santa de la
independently" Sc sacrifica :
ban y comian NAL y vestian pc
bremente, dando la mayor par
tie del dinero Que CANADIAN pa
ra b%eneficio de la causa de
Cuba.
Una legion de eubanos a la
que no puede va pertenecer, a
pesar de sus millones y de la
Dictadura, ell Oral. Gerardo.
Cubanos que no Sc han man
chado nj Sc mancharan las ma
nos con ell crimen.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15
HABLARA POR RADIO Ell
PROFESSOR DONOHUE

FL microbes, a las $3.50, ha-
biara en- espanol por la estaci6n
de Radio de Reynolds, ell profe-
s0r Don0hue.
Describira a Boston en- no.
nor de los muchachos de la Le-
gi6n que van a esa ciudad y que
ALI anunciaran a Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

dividuo sin escr1pulos que con
ira sus adversarios utiliZa ase-
sinos a sueldo!
Los cubanos no temen a los
hombres valientes, a los enc :
migos leales, los cubanos te-
men a los cobardes que matan
por la espalda y dejan sin pa
Dire a ninoS y sin esposo a no.
bles mujeres cubanas.
mo hay un solo cubano que
como hombre tema a Macha-
do! ~ pongan en- la liSta de
los que no lie temen a los GU
banos de La Gaceta!
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

salvara a esta de las garras de
la muerte ell DR.. Julio Guerra.
Elias guardian agradecimien-
to al joven medico y asi desean
hacerlo constar.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Madrid, Sept. 15.-Los par
tidarios de la dictadura cele-
braron aver una manifestation
con motive de haberse cumpli-
do siete amos, ell sabado, del
golpe de estado de Primo de
Rivera.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Me traslade aver a la pinto
resca Finca propiedad de la
"Asociaci6n La Columna", don
de los intrepidos y decididos
muchachos celebraban su anun
ciada "romeria", en- Ell automo
vii del prestigioso caballero Sc
nor Segundo Gonzalez, ell que
iba acompanado de su elegante
esposa y de su hijo mas peque
no.
Lo primero que hice fue ad-
mirar de cerca la Glorieta que
ALI sc ha levantado y que no ST
ha terminado todavia porque e.
tempo no fue suficiente para
concluir como era de todos e.
deseo, la gran obra. Digo que
no esta terminada, porque falta
una plataforma en- TODD SUI al
rededor; destinada EXCLUSIVE
mente a las personals que no
bailan que podran estar como
damente sentadas en- bancos
que Sc haran.
Tambien admire la magnifi-
ca cocina que a un costado del
parque Sc ha fabricado, tenien-
do una excelente nevera que ser
Vira en- 10 successive para conser-
var TODD 10 que pertenezca al
lunch. Ali, en- la casa de los sa-
brosos platos criollos, espanoles
g italianos, campea por sus in
discutibles conocimientos en- ell
arte culinario, ell mayor gene
raj Guillermo Temes.
Nos sentamos a la mesa, a la
una de la tarde, bajo los from
dosos robes. Presidia ell senior
Antonio Mesa alma y vida de
'La Columna". Ali estaban Ell
senior Pat Whitaker, future pre-
sidente del Senado de Florida,
Victoriano Manteiga, director
de este peri6dico, Nino Reina,
los comisionados Gum y Les
ter, Srs. Villaz6n, Piquera, To-
ny Arrange, Jesus F. Pendas y
otros hasta Glen que eran exac-
tamente los que Sc sentaron a
esta mesa. Todos, absolutamen-
te todos, americanos, cubanos,
espanoles e i~talianos almorza-
ron con verdadero gusto y ape
tito ell tfpico plato de "moros Y
cristianos'. Despues cruz6 ell
"lech6n tostado", que estaba eX-
quisito, con sus correspondent
tes galleticas de platano verde,
v por 1ltimo, las celebres papas
estilo "guanabacoense', termi-
nandose con la RIGA pasta de
guayaba y ell sabroso queso
fresco. Todos tuvieron frases
de encomio para el maestro CO.
cinero que con ell almuerzo de
aver sc ha consagrado ante la
iuventud divertida. Nos delei-
taba con sus "sones" ell Sexte-
to Diana.
Ell bale en- la Glorieta dur6
hasta las nueve de la noche, no.
ra que Sc TOGO la senal de re.ira-
da.
La Illumination en- toda Ia
Finca es fantastica, alucinante,
convida a permanecer toda una
noche en- aquel maravilloso par
que de recreo. La parte destina-
da para un cenador, cerca de
la cantina, donde sc expende e
cafe carretero, esta preciosa, y
muy original.
Los muchachos de La Colum.
ma hoy Sc sienten ufanos, orgu.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Habana, Sept. 15.-En ell
pueblo de Cumanayagua, GER
ca de CienfuegoS, Sc incendi6
aver las ropas que vestia, mu-
riendo quemada, la Sra. Anto-
MIA Perez Machado, de IL
amos.
La muchacha habia perdido
la raz6n y decia que ell esprit
tn de su padre la perseguia poi
todas parties. Hace unas pocas
semanas que SUI padre fallecie-
ra.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Habana; Sept. 15.-Celoso
de su novia, Justina o. Leon,
Quirino Morales Lopez, de
Santa Clara, la hizo aggression,
dandole de punaladas.
Els muy grave ell estado de
la muchacha. FL criminal sc
halla detenido.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Habana, Sept. 15.-Se dego-
ll6 aver con una navajo, ell Pc
riodista Miguel de la Tore.
Durante una larga Temporal
da form6 parte de la redac-
ci6n del Heraldo de Cuba, dia-
rio gubernamental.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15
INVESTIGARA Ell GRAN
JURADO LA VENTA DE
PUESTOS DE JUEZ

New York, Sept. 15.-Por
orden del gobernador Fran
klyn d. Roosevelt un ~extraor-
dinario gran jurado Sc ha reu-
nido hoy para investigar los
La gaceta., 1930-09-15
UNA FIESTA FAMILIAR

La Srta. Jennie Lester ofre-
cera ell dfa II una fiesta en- no.
nor de su madre, Sra. Leonila
Valdes. Lester, con motive de
haberse cumplido un ano en- que
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Madrid, Sept. 15-Hoy iran
al paro los obreros del ramo
de construction, en- Barcelona.
Piden sean ~repuestos seis de
sus companeros que fueran
dejados sin trabajo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Madrid, Sept. 15.-No ha 81
do possible arreglar la huelga
de la fabrica de cemento de
Vil!anueva y Geltrd, pobla-
cion de Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Ocupa ell primer puesto en-
ell Certamen del periodico eel
Hogan" la Srta. Dorita Coma
lez Y ell segundo la Srta. One
liza Leon.
A tan espirituales damitas
les deseo mucha suerte en- los
yenideros escrutinios.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Habana, Sept. 10. = Aver
EMBARGO para Santa Clara, don
de conference.-the con senado-
res, representatives Y otros po-
iiticos, ell Oral. Machado.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

En- la Residential de los pa
Tres del novio, esposos Anto-
Mo Y Charity Gil, Gale Lynn,
n1mero 1904, en- Seminole
Heights, tuvo lugar la boda de
la Srta. Alma Waters con Ell
ioven Herman Gil.
Ell acto civil estuvo a cargo
del Notario Candida Perez y
en- calidad de testigos firmaron
los senores Frank Hamilton, Y
G.. A. Jones.
Los duenos de la casa obse-
quiaron a los presentes con fl
mas pastas y refrescos.
Ali estaban Mr.. and Mrs.
Antonio Gil, Mrs. Ralierd Gil,
Mrs. L. Buzzard, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Gillierd, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones,
Miss Lila May Whidden, Mary
Fulton, Emma Waters, Wilma
Willard, Ruth Krambele y
otros.
Ell cronista les desea felici-
dades.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Por decirle civicamente la
verdad. al gobierno de Gerar-
do Machado, ell secretario de
gobernacion de Cuba, gene
ralillo Manuel Delgado, ha
suprimido la publication de
las revistas Karikato, Bohemia,
Critica y Ia Semana.
Otra nueva prueba humillan
tie de que un generalote presi-
dente, hombre de escasa cultu-
ra, imitador de Mussolini y
amigo" del difunto Primo de
Rivera, gobierna a los cubanos
con infame dureza, ultrajando
los ideales de Marti.
Peri6dico que no piensa CO.
mo ell Dictator y sus secuaceS,
peri6dico que violentamente
Sc suprime, 81 es que no Sc de-
eide "suprimir," a%sesinar, a su
director.
Pero,... los periodistas de
Cuba estan cansados de los in
flames atropellos del Oral. Ma
chete y de SUI "siervo'' de la Sc
cretaria de gobernacion y ell
sabado acordaron reclamar pa
ra la prensa la libertad que la
constitution lie concede.
Visitara a Gerardo una CO.
mission de periodistas y 81 ne
cesario fuera los diarios de la
capital Guiana dejaran de pu-
blicarse.
He ahi 10 "investigable" a
que Sc referia ell senador
Walsh.
Los pueblos siguen distribu-
yendo puntapies a los tiranos
y nosotros tenemos la seguri-
dad de que los cubanos van a
asestarle uno tremendo "efec-
two" al hombre que ridiculi-
"a las "tradiciones libertarias"
de un pueblo de valientes.
81 el sigue asesinando perio-
listas y robando al pueblo de-
rechos que conquistara derra-
mando su sangre, con la muer
tie pagara por sus crfmenes.
Cuba reclama SUI libertad y
la tendra, aunque deba pasar
sobre ell cuerpo del Dictator y
sus escopeteros y "matarifes."
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Recibo desde la ciudad de
San Luis, una tarjeta a modo
lie saludo firmada por los CO.
locidos estudiantes, j6venes
nuy .apreciables en- esta socie-
lad, Jeo Gregory y Fernando
Iayardo.
Mis- gracias expresivas a los
atentos y cultos muchachos.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15
CARTA CABLEGRAFECA De ESPANA

Ell gobernador ha dictado
energicas medidas para mantle
ner ell orden.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Pronunciando un "discur-
So" "desahogandose" en- Pr
mar del Rio, Machado, dicta-
dor "estilo Juan Vicente" di-
jo: "Mis enemigos no me alta
can porque me tienen miedo;
pero en- Gambia atacan a la pa
tria que es de todos los cuba
nos. Me atacan para que pier
do la serenidad; pero no 10
conseguiran,"
"5Quieren que 20 renuncie =?
|-pregunt6 a su auditorio.
Los "guatacas" rompieron a
yritar y ell p1blico aplaudi6.
como 81 lie agradara la idea de
Iue ell general de a pie" de-
lara la presidential a un hom-
ore mas inteligente, mas SEN
iible, mas cubano.
lie temen por sus crlmenes,
10 por su espiritu justiciero
g temen porque para su NAL
lad la Constitution es un pc
lazo sucio de papel; lie temen
porQue 81 no es la muerte, la
carcel amenaza a los que Sc
atreven a pensar en- alta voz.
Sus enemigos no lie atacan
porque ell ejercito esta "vendi-
do" al egregio y porque saben
que atacarlo equivale a la
muerte alevosa, en- ell campo 0
en- la ciudad.
mo temen los cubanos al
hombre Machado, temen al in
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Hoy Iunes tendra lugar el
Birthday party" de la Srta
Lolita Sifontes, en- la residen-
cia de sus padres, Michigan
avenida 2009.
Debido a las muchas amis-
tades con que cuenta esta da-
mita en- ell seno de nuestra so
ciedad, sera un acontecimien-
TO social.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Para la ciudad de la Haba-
a EMBARGO ell pasado jueves
a interesante y distinguida es-
?osa del conocido joven Tony
Arrange.
Grata estancia lie deseo en-
Ia capital Guiana.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

pectadores Sc mantuvieron en-
silencio.
La gaceta., 1930-09-15

Aver por la manana acom-
panaron a la Estacion del Fee
~rocarril los esposos Ester y
Jose Franco, a su encantadora
hija Ester, que embarcaba ha-
ella la Universidad de Florida.
ALI estudiara hasta las fies
tas de Pascuas.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-21
ALASKA SCHOOL
 HEAD VISITING
 VARIOUS DISTRICTS

In line with his duties as Ter ritorial Superintendent of Educa- tiOn. L. w Breuer Is a brief vis- itor in Seward en route to the Interior. visiting all schools on the railroad belt Supt. Breuer arr rived on the Admiral Evans from Cordova, following visit in that district, of Territorial schools. He departs for Anchorage and Fair banks tomorrow.
 School conditlorS througnoLs the Territory arc excellent, MT. B1 1uer said, but iii ar effort to bring conditions to 2 still higher e1s1i- cicncJ, he Is attempting to bring aboL- . meeting of superinten- dents ,n the late spring, antici- patins such meeting will bring about better cooperation and bring about means of settling various problems which are continually arising.
 Next year he anticipates mak- ing 3 drive to further decrease the illiteracy in the Territory of all peoples in general.
 MT. Breuer said that in the April-May school bulletin an ex- cellent photograph of the Seward school with an accompanying ar ticle will appear. Of especial interest are the pol icieS for which he stands. Enum- erated, they are as follows:
 4 square deal for all children.
 Equal opportunities for an edu- cation as far as practicable.
 Higher education for children in outlying communities where school population and funds will war rant.
 To eliminate, as much as possi- ble, the problem of retardation.
 Elimination of waste in school administration to provide more funds for actual instruction Of the pupil
 Raise our standards.
 Have the benefits of the Smith Hughes Act extended to the Ter itory of Alaska.
 Foster interscholastic comDeti- tion throughout the Territory in declalnation, debate, etc
 Rewieion Of law to allow com pensatlon for clerical work of clerks in incorporated cities and districts.
 Encourage Alaska school parti- cipation in the National Orator ical Contest.
 A competent, qualified, exper fenced teacher in every school room in thee Territory. The best is not too good for the children
 Encouragement of Summer School for our teachers to be held in the Territory
 Cooperation with national offi- cials and others for elimination of iliteracy among all the peoples of Alaska
 Cooperation with officials and organizations for the educational advancement of education.
 A definite program of health instruction for our schools.
 Favor Alaska residents as teach CTS in our schools, if qualified.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-21
Classified Advertising

HOUSE FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath. Apply Peter N. Ander- son.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-21
REVERSE FINDING

The United States Court of Ap- peaiS, ninth circuit, has reversed ghe Judgement in the case of Les ter Walbridge vS The N. Y.-Alas- ka Gold Dredging Co. Walbridge sued the company for back-sal~ ary amounting to $40,o00.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-21

One big game party, made up of Pittsburgh sportsnen headed by Geo. H. Flynn, will spend the entire season in Alaska, arriving in time for the spring bear hunt ing on the Alaska peninsula, and remaining in the rail belt until the fall season opens.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-21
NoTTC,IE

The Union Cafe will bo el27ed for a week or two while . thor .orrh renoaeling and decoration of the establishment is made. Ali tickets on the Union Cafe will be accepted att the Seward Grill.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-21

With the shipment of two more mountain goats last week to Seat tie. the Territory has balanced It's game animal trading account with the State of Washington.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-03-21

Ogle's Garage, local agent for the Buick and Chevrolet autos, re- ceived beautiful new model of a Chevrolet on the Admiral Evans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
URGE SITE FOR WAR
AND NAVY BUILDING
Citizens of Congress Heights
Ask Erection on Square
on Capitol Hill.

Erection of the new War and Navy
Building upon the square bounded by
First, Third, B and D streets southeast
was asked in resolution adopted by
the Congress Heights Citizens Associa-
ton last night.
1t was argued that erection of the
new Government structure on the sug-
gested site would set of the area which
will contain the new House once
Building, the Congressional Library and
the United States Supreme Court. AS
yet the Public Buildings Commission
has been unable to agree upon site.
A communication was ordered directed
TO Senator Smoot, chairman of the
commission.
Inquiry Is Requested.
In another resolution the association
requested the Federation of Citizens
Associations to appoint a special COM
mittee to inquire into the expenditure
Of funds, the action and the necessity
OF the maintenance of the Citizens Ad-
vlSory Council of the District. It was
intimated that the adjustment of the
council would not be viewed in an un-
favorable light.
DR.. E. E. Richardson, president of
the association, was named chairman
Of special emergency committee APP
pointed to distribute funds raised by
the associations carnival held last
May to bring relief to the poor and
distressed in the Congress Heights COM
munity. Other members of the COM
n1ittee are F. G. White, E. j. Read and
George B. Stevens.
Prefer Foot PatrOlmen.
The association also went on record
asking that Col. Grant be requested to
take under consideration the acouisi-
ton Of i've acres of land adjoining st.
Elizabeth's Hospital at Fourth street
and Nichols avenue, to be developed
into playground
In view Of the fact that several rob-
berries and one hold-up have been COM
mitted in the community since the dis
continuance of foot patrolmen, the as
ISOLATION asked that these officers be
returned to foot duty. At present on
GERS patrol their beats" in automobiles.
1t was announced that the associa-
ton will seek to have q representative
Of the Community Chest address the
January meeting of that body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

number Of photographs Of Irving and
Ellen Terry In their most famous roles;
some drawings and cartoons OF Irving.
including sketch Of him in 1.-THE Lyons
Mai" By one Of his most distinguished
pupils, Martin Harvey, and q selection
OF stage designs made for the Lyceum
by Halves Craven.
The earliest exhibit Is playbill dated
1889 in which Mr.. IrvinRs name ap-
pears among the minor parts I'm John
OSenford's "Ivy Hail. on this bill
great prominence Is given to the makers
OF the medallionS and the chandelier,
their names being In far bigger type
than that of the author. and at the
bottom, very large. appear the words,
After which. the national antheml"
(Copyrighk 1880, b. North American News
paper Allianee)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
EXHIBIT TO FEATURE
HENRY IRVING TRIBUTE

LONDON (NA.N.A.).-It a Is years
since Henry Irving died, but he still
nveS In the memories of those who saw
him act, and the younger generation,
70 whom he Is but q name, has q
chance this Autumn Of making hts ae-
First there is Gordon Craig's wonder
1uI BOOK Ga his master and friend, and
secondly an exhibition, ct the Victoria
and Albert Museum, OF docunents and
pictures connected with the great actors
London performances.
The exhibition contains the program
Tor every first nighA at the I.yceum, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

The men arrested were Louis 0eiger,
Nick Russo, Charles Cavaliero, Frank
Vecere, Joseph K. Motto, Dominick
Terrecci and Christy Lancoine, all OF
Baltimore.
Vaughn with Policeman 4. p. Green
low of the Traffic Bureau stopped the
car in which the men were riding on
Rhode Island avenue. One revolver was
found on one of the men, another IN
car pocket, while a third was hooked
onto the dashboard of the automobile,
police said.
The men were charged with carrying
concealed weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
JURY TRIALS DEMANDED
ON REVOLVER CHARGES
Six Baltimoreans Are Put Under
1000 Bonds--Seventh viii
BE Arraigned Tomorrow.

Six young Baltimoreans, whom Po-
liceman ". v. Vaughn arrested Satur-
day after reporting finding three large
caliber revolvers in their machine, all
demanded Jury trials before Judge
Ralph Given in Police Court yesterday
and were held under 81 900 bonds. A
seventh asked for trial by the Judge
and will be arraigned tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

she was robbed Of $3.50 in jswslry &C
Fourth street and Michigan avenue
Thursday night after she had gone for
q ride with White. Police said they
have recovered the property, which in
cludes rings and watches.
Detectives Harry Cole and r. J.
Barrett made the arrest Bond was
fixed at $4,000 by Assistant District At
torney Michael KeOgh and Judge Ralph
Given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

Nine. Nina Petrovana Demney Of
Leningrad, the worlds first woman
Arctic explorer, though but % years
old, is second In command Of the ex-
petition of so men sent by the Soviet
of Fridtjof hansen Land, d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

ms suite Is made by the master workmen
nnest furniture factories Made of selected 4
vanity, spacious chifforobe or cheat and new
SSyle PED. Venetian mirrors-fnest Construction.
wonderful opportunity to secure a really hSa,,ti
1ul suite OF quality. WAREHOUSE SPECIAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
PUPILS WILL GIVE PLAY
Proceeds Will Go to PIT. A. Of
jackson School.

Children Of the Jackson School viii
give play, 1.-THE Princess Who Could
Not Be Married" for the benefit Of the
jackson School Parent Teacher Associ-
alton IN the school building Friday
afternoon and evening. The afternoon
performance will be at 3:l5 and the
evening one at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

The new South African Art Gallery
at Cape Town, South Africa, has Just
been dedicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09
JEWEL THEFT SUSPECT
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

Placed Under 1900 Bond After
Woman Claims Being Robbed
Of $3.50 in Gems
Stanton d. white. 50 years old, 600
block of = street. was held for grand
jury action In Police Court yesterday
on q charge Of grand larceny. He was
arrested by headquarters detectives on
the complaint Of Miss Hazel Van land
inghan1, 1901 Thirteenth street.
Miss Van Landingham told police that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-09

A small clock incased in colored glass
and Illuminated by means Of q pocket
battery in the base has appeared In
Germany.
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RICES THAT FAIRLY STARTLE YOU BRAND NEW FURNITURE
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