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IL to 5 o'clock at 2727 Adams Mill road.
Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund is chairman.
Mrs. A. Baer, who has been a guest
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Moe Baer, in Cleveland Park,
has returned to her home in Tampa.
Fla.
Mrs. Lester Lansburgh of New York
is a guest OF relatives here over the
week end.
Mrs. Leonard Schloss will go to Pitts
burgh for the coming week.
The Sigma -Omega-Pi Sorority Chap
tiers of Washington and Baltimore have
arranged for conclave to take place
in this city the latter part of Deem
Der.
Mrs. Eugene Schwab is spending a
week in New York as a guest of Mrs
Arthur Baumgarten, after spending the
Summer at Long Beach, N. Y.
Mrs. Milton Baer is visiting relatives
in Newark, N. J.
The Friday Bridge Club met at the
home of Mrs. Edward Kohner of Bel
mont road the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Wolf and
their young son, Billy Wolf. are in
their new home in Cleveland Park.
Mrs. Edward Finkelhor of Wardman
Park Hotel is spending the week end
in Baltimore, guest of relatives.
Mr.. Dan Sherry. who spent a week
here visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sherry, has returned to his
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Somehow of
1901 Connecticut avenue are guests of
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Junior League Sponsors
Minor Theater Opening

When the Junior Theater opens its
season at the Shubert-BelaSco Saturday
morning, November is, it will be under
the sponsorship of the Junior League.
the similarity in the
name of the two organizations they are
entities. The Junior League,
however, announced its official indorse-
ment of the Junior Theater last season,
and this season 1t will play hostess at
this opening event. The boxes will be
taken by Junior League members, the
first three rows of the mezzanine being
made over into additional boxes for this
occasion. They will also usher the juve-
nile audience and serve it CONNECTIONS
between the acts, in short, they will
greatly enhance the festivity of this
eagerly awaited event.
The opening play of the series will be
Tom Sawyer" with Henry Hull, jr., in
the title role. Young Henry is a new
member of the company and is the son
of the famous star and the grandson of
Mrs. John Charles Fremont of PIG r
street of this city
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OF Personal Interest to
Washington Residents

Miss Esther Sherry of Decatur street
has as her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Kulman and Mrs. Joseph Solomon
Of Savannah, Ga, in whose honor she
entertained at dinner Thursday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Benton and
family, who have been at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, for the Summer, are re-
turning to their home on o street
Thursday.
Mrs. Harold Singer, formerly Miss
Edith Kohner, was given kitchen
shower Thursday night, in the home
of Miss Alice Frank, by members OF
her sorority, Omega Sigma Pi. During
the evening refreshments were served.
Miss Betty Baum. who spent the
Summer with her parents at Wicomlco
Beach. Md, has returned to Baltimore
to resume her studies at the Peabody
Institute of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baum and
family have closed their cottage at
Wicomico Beach, Md, and returned
to their home on Edmunds street. Mr.
and Mrs. Fulton Brylawski and family
also have closed their cottage at Wico-
mico Beach, where they spent the Sum
mer.
Mrs Arthur Marks, who accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Rauh to her
home in Pontiac, Mich, has returned
to her home on Euclid street.
Mrs. Caroline Weyl arrived in New
York the early part Of the week on
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Mr.. and Mrs. Began Observe
4th Wedding Anniversary

The guests present at the celebration
Monday, October 6, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert L. Began, who cele-
brated their fourth wedding anniversary
were Miss Catherine Bailey, Miss Laura
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Bal
ley, Mr. William L. Beckley, Mr.. Alan
Bell, Miss Margaret Began, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas L. Began. Phil Buhler,
Miss Helen Burrows Miss Mabelle Dali
ton, Miss B. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Darby, Mr.. Arthur Gray. Miss
Florence Hayes. Miss Louise Helff, Miss
Holt, Mr. j. Gilbert Joyce, Mr.. Charles
c. Leeds, Mr.. Campbell T. Murray, Mr.
James Nagle, Miss Louise Pigott. Mr.
and Mrs. John Ritter. Mr.. John Rose,
Miss Gertrude RuZicka, Miss Catherine
Sadler, Miss Della Sayre, Miss Cath
crime Shannon, Mr. Jack Short, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Singer, Miss Alice
Speiden, Miss Lucy Speiden, Mr. Philip
Taylor. Miss Virginia Turley, Miss Vir-
GINA Wander Schaaf. Mr.. Charles Vance
and Mrs. William Wolter
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relatives in Baltimore over the week
end.
Mrs. David Himmelblau of Chicago
will come to Washington Tuesday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Mautner of Adams Mill road.
Mrs. Anna Podnos announces the
engagement of her sister, Miss Selma
Grcss Of Winthrop, Mass. to Mr.. Max
Chidel of Washington. The wedding
will take place in January.
Miss Gross and Mrs. Podnos are
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Gross of Winthrop, who are expected to
arrive Sunday for a visit to them. Mr..
Solomon Gross, their brother. will &C
company his parents and they will re-
main for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. H. Abel have
returned from visit to New York,
where they were guests of relatives.
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t h e service IN
e v ry depart
ment. Frankly.
L was prepared
to pay more, tor
| re alize that 1t
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Miss Morris Complimented
By Her Fellow Teachers

The teachers of the johnson School
in Washington gave dinner at the
Olney Inn. Tuesday in honor of Miss
Betty Morris, a member of their group
The guests included Miss Virginia
Armstrong, Miss Grace Lind, Miss Mar
garet Short, Miss Barbara Holzberg
Miss Valera Marshall Miss Clemence
Stinzing, Miss Blanche Street, Miss
Laura Glenn, Miss Emma Gregg, Miss
Clara Doris, Miss Margaret Leaman
and Mrs. Joseph Burmeister.
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reasona bic. /
h a d expected
t h e m to be as
hig h a $ til e
quality W h c h
c h a r a C t e rIZ es
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Gard Party Scheduled
At Holv Cross Acat

Holy Cross Academy will be the
scene of a very attractive card party
on the evening Of Friday. October "a
The party will take place in the as
sembly hall, and the proceeds viii be
a2pliei, 20 zoe furd for the erection of
an auditorium
SoIne o. the more recent graduates
will haze charge Of the arrangements.
Miss Regnier Hartnett having been Sc
lected as chairman
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d. G. Mothers
Lucky Find

NTHEN we find that some slight
w adjustment makes a marvel
GUS improvement in a child we
wonder why we hadn't thought be,
fore to give the child this help.
A good example is the experience
of Mrs. A. G. EIsasser, 2138 + ST.,
n. w, Washington. She says: My
little girl was doing fairly well but
| noticed she didn't eat like she
should and didn't seem to have much
energy.
Il wanted to do something for her,
and my mother recommended Cali
fornia Fig Syrup, SO | gave her some.
Jeanne improved 50 much | wonder
why | didn't do something for her
stomach and bowels before. 1t re-
lieved her sluggishness, gave her a
good appetite and plenty of energy"
To point up child's appetite, in
crease energy and strength, assist
digestion and assimilation, there's
nothing more effective than pure
vegetable California Fig Syrup. Doc
tors advise its use to open the bowels
during colds and children's diseases,
or whenever bad breath, coated
tongue, headaches, listlessness, etc,
warn of constipation.
The genuine always bears the name
California. SO look for that when
buying. At all drugstores.
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Navy Sponsors Plan
Entertainment PROGRAM

Members of the subchapter of the
Northeastern Chapter of the Sponsors
of the Navy held meeting Friday at
the home of Capt Henry Williams
U. S. N, and Mrs Williams.
The Sponsors are planning a pro-
gram of entertainment for the coming
season, the committee including Mrs
Ella Herbert Micou. Mrs. Stanton Nor
man, Mrs. E. r. Wilson, Mrs. Hunter
Tennent, Miss Bagley and Miss Helen
Colhoun.
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Shower Given to Honor Mrs.
McKenny, Recent Bride

A lovely shower was held at the home
of Mrs. r. L. Davis. 42l6 Thirty eighth
street northwest, on Tuesday evening,
October 7, in honor Of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. B. r. McKenny, whose marriage
recently took place Cards were played
and refreshments served later in the
evening. Among those present were
Mrs. William Radel, Mrs. Garland
Smith, hfrS. Jesse Heitmuller, Mrs. Nan
Pulliam. MIS-. Lafon Wilson, Mrs. Otto
J, Botsch, Mrs. Amelia Walter, Mrs. B.
r. McKenny and Mrs r. L. Davis.
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FAMILY CLAIMS RECORD
Has Lived in Same French Town
During Last ee2 Years.

PARIS, October IL (N.ANA) -
ppurreo on by Swedish boasts of loyalty
20 the land, French newspapers started
a canvass recently and triumphantly
tnearthed the family Clerget, which has
established an endurance record to end
all endurance records. For 662 years
the family has lived in the same town.
Volnay, located in the picturesque Cote
Dor.
Arsene Clerget, descendant of the
original settlers, has three sons. all
Of whom" he says, "are expecting TO
Semain in the city of their fathers"
tCopyright. $780, by North American News
paper Alliance.)
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O Wardman Park. one of the worlds greatest
apartm mt hotels, com Dimes the attractive recrea-
tional facilities of fashionable country club
with the modern comforts and conveniences of
metropolitan establishment. o 1t has been said
that yesterday s luxuries are today's necessi-
ties" 1t is also true that scientific mana ement
IS bringing yesterdays Injuries nearer and
nearer the progressive people of the present age
who appreciate the Importance of living In the
proper environment Nowhere is this modern
trend more in evidence than at Wardman Park.
Our residents and guests enjoy superlative serv-
ice In a delightful atmosphere-and their ex-
penses are no more, frequently less than they
would pay elsewhere for ordinary accommoda-
tons. O One of our guests said recently, Il am
delighted! My apartment is wonderfully COM
Portable and attractive. | am most agreeably
surprised to discover that the rates are so very
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which has been so popular with my friends for
many years. And the great variety of enter
tainment-well it is a marvellous place and |
want you to know that am a very happy resi-
dent" O We have eighteen hundred rooms,
all outside, arranged in one-room combina-
tons, two, three and five room suites. A few
furnished apartments in choice locations are
available just now. If you are looking for bet
ter place live, you will welcome this opportun-
ity. The members of our staff will be glad to
furnish any inform alton you may desire. o
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
TEATRO CASINO

hello Sister" notable pro-
ducci6n cinematografica que
fuera supervisada por James
Cruzo, cruzara hoy por vez
brimera la pantalla de este tea
tro.
Olive Borden y Lloyd tienen
a SUI cargo los principles pa
peles.
Olive es una vampiresa. una
"comedora de hombre3." Ella
gasta un million en- una nochc Y
TODD por el hermoso Lloyd
Hughes.
En- la ~pelicula Hughes apare-
&c como un abogado.
Prepare la musica para
Hello Sister" ell maestro h.
ward Jackson que dirigiera la
gran Orquesta sinf6nica en-
THE Great Gabbo."
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
Sc LES OBSEQUIARA CON
UN BANQUETE

Tampa tendra hoy el homo
de recibir a las lindaS senorita8
de la America Central y del Su
cue representation a las nacio
. d. or{,!n hisrano en- :
concuIso de belleza varificad
hace pocos dias, en- Miami.
La Camara de Concrete d.
Tampa, persiguiendo la finals
dad de que las m~uchachas s.
sientan aqui como en- su hogan
c0nfi6 la direction del recibi
miento al DR.. Nestor A. Porto
carrero, iiustre nicaraguenSe
director de la clinica "El Bier,
Publico'.
Ell DR.. Portocarrero Sc puso
EN- relaci6n con Is distinguido,
.aballeros y Is senoraS Y seno-
ritas de esta ciudad y el grupr
de treinta recibiran hoy por la
tarde, a las $50, en- ell hotel
Palmerin de la isla Davis, a las
pleeiosas representatives de II
raZa espanola.
Luego del recibimiento Sc les
cbsequiara con un banquete en-
Ell Hotel "Ei Pasaje".
P0r la n0che, ell Circulo ca.
bano dara un bale en- su honor.
Con. estas lineas anticipamo3
un sincere y ~afectuoso saludo de
bienVenida a las bellas mucha-
chas Y sus acompanantes.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
OOMUNfSTAS ~DETENfDOS
EN- MEXICO

Ciudad de M6piico, Mario 81.
-Durante una demonstration o
lrrida aver en- la parte ma
n RIGA de Ia ciudad la policia
ietuvo a 10 comunistas.
Entire los detenidos figuran
Us que habian sido puestos en-
bertad luego de haber pasado
arias semanas en- la carcel CO.
no presuntos completes en- el a
ntado con RIA la vida del qresi-
ente Ortiz Rubio.
Carteles fueron encontrados
J les cuaies Sc demanda del go
-ierno reanude con ell Soviet
gus relacione5 diplomaticas.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Unos 300 ciudadanoS aparc-
,en inscriptcs en- los iibros de
registro electoral de Ybor. Pa
san de 5000 los electores que en-
esta barriada tienen derecho a
eiercer Ell sufragio.
La apatia de nuestros ciuda-
danos es perdonable, por GUAM
to en- anteriores elecciones los
"%listos' de la politica inscribian
nombres a su gusto y despues
los "repetidoreS' Sc encarga5ar
de votar por los ''forrOs' y los
hombres legitimamente inscrip-
tos.
81 Dios quiere y los hombres
cumplen como buenos ciudada-
nos, tendremos en- JUNO eleccio-
mes honradas.'
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Telegrama que an yecino loco
de Ybor mandara a AL Capone.
81 10 deiaran:
Querido Alfonso: Desprecia
ingratitud de Miami y vente a
Ybor City, donde te esperam0s
con los brazos abiertos. Trae di-
nero para establecerte alui en-
negocio de Bolita, rule.a, mon
tie, loteria. etc.
81 no quieres perder tn fama
trae.e tus mejores ayudantes,
porQue "ninos'' tenemos por a
ca que pueden darte lecciones
de politica, filosofia ''boliteri-
ca" y otras "ciencias y aries.
Traete unos pocos pistolero
bien intencionados para que Sc
entretengan por AGA matando
sap0s y caimanes.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
EN- HONOR DE LAS REINAS
DE LA BELLEZA HISPA
NO-AMERICANAS

Una gran fiesta en- los distin
tos departamentos del Circulo
Cubano Sc dara la noche de ma
mana en- honor dc las "Reinas d.
la BelleZa" de las RepIblica
hispan0-americanas que Oma-
ron parte en- ell concurso de Mia
mi.
La fiesta es.a patrocinade
por las sOciedades de nuestra
raza: Centre Espanol, Unionc
Italiana, Centre Asturiano Y
Circuio Cubano, con la coopera
ti6n de la recientomente organi
zada Camara d. COmereio d.
Ybor City,
Tn gran bale, que comenza
ra a las 8 de la noche Y durard
hasta la una de Ia madFugada
del domingo, Sc dara a la term
naci6n del recibimiento que 81
hara a las bellas visitantes por
las Secci0nes de Damas de II.
SOciedades mencionadas.
Es5e bale estara amenizad
en- ell salon alto por una orque3.
t. de "Jazz' y Ell "Sexteto Dia
ma" en- ell salon de billares de-
Circulo.
La entrada costara un peso 2
les caballeros.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
HA ASUMIDO Ell PAPEL DE
MEDIATOR EN- LA CUE
IRA CIVIL CHINA Ell
GRAL. CHUANG HSUEH
LANG

Raiping, China, Mario 21.-
las amenazas de la guerra civil
IN China han liegado a un pun
% tan grave que Chang Hsueh
LANG, g%obernador de la Man
churia. ha asumido ell papel de
mediator y mandado una apela-
ei6r de paz al presidente
Chang kai-Shek y al goberna-
dor de Shansi. Yen Hsi-Shan.
DeSpachos de Mukden dicen
que Chang Kai Shek repliC0
primero diciendo que siempre
na daseado Ia paz y que esta
dispuesto a aceptar las suges-
,iones de Chang. Yen dice que
habiendo recibido telegramas
de los commentaries de Shansi =
Ell Kuominchun. en- los cuales So
lie pide combata y conduzca las
fuerZas del norte a la batalla,
el no puede decidir una actitud
s0Dre las pr0pOsici0nes de Chan.
Case de que estalle la guerra
entire eI norte y el sur ell gober-
nador de la Manchuria Sc man.
tendra neutral.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
SEIS HOMBRES ARRESTA
DOS EN- LA CASA DE CA
pONF

Miami. Mario, 21.-Seis hon
ores fueron arreSladCs az et H.
go de un registro hecho en- la
mansion de Alfonso Capone, e.
Palm Island.
Los seis hombres rec0braroh
al Hbertad bajo fianza. Dos do
los hombres dijeron llamars,
Juan y Alberto Capone Y Sc
aermanos de Alfonso.
La polieia de Chicago dice
que Capone solo ticne dos he"
mano, Jose y Rafael; pero la
autoridades de aqui tienen Ia
CONVECTION de que los detenido !
son hermanoS de Gap0ne.
Los hombres que dijeron lla-
marse Juan Capone y Franckie
Newton quedaron en- liberia i
bajo fianza de $500 cada uno,
aio la acusaci6n de poser hebi
das alcoholics.
Fianza de $3.50 cada uno pres
taron los otros, Albert Capon1.
4ames Vincent. Luis Cohen y
i. j. Brennan.
En- la residencia de Caponc
no Sc encontr6 trazas de este.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Con un teatro lleno, ocupa-
das las localidades por conocl-
das y distinguidas familias' Sc
celebr6 anoche la function a
nunciada por los j6venes que
componen la "Secci6n de Re-
cree de las Logias midas, en-
ell bonito teatro del Circulo Gu
bano.
Tn "excitazo" que Sc ha ano-
tado la referida "Secci6n."
Muchos y repetidos aplausos
recibieron las encantadoras Sc
horitas Minerva Arias, Emilia
Alvarez, Camilla Sanchez, Es-
Their Monies de Oca, Marina
More, Lita More, Adelina No
guerra, Camilla y Angelica San
chez Y jennie Alorda, y las III
mas Maggie Chavez y Blillta
Perez, por su bellisimo trabaJo
realizado en- la primera y Sc
gunda parte del programa.
Elias, que fueron ell verda-
dero motive de la linda fiesta
supieron poner la bandera del
arte en- la misma c1spide. Pof
ESQ ell pdblico selectisimo, tuyo
para todas frases calurosas de
encomio.
Tambien los Interpreters per-
te~necientes al sexo fuerte Sc dis
tinguieron, cooperando con suS
simpaticas companeras para ga
mar la Ultima ovaci6n del res
petable.
Reciban todos mi felicitaci6r
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Madrid, Mario 2l.-E go
oierno, segin palabras que ayer
oronunciara 81 Gral. BerenGue,
desea que la tranquilidad no sea
'lterada de mcdo que dentro de
los meses pucdan efectuarSe las
elecciones municipalcU.
Los observadores politicos .
pinan que las eIecciones seran
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Una comisi6n integrada por
estas distinguidas personatida-
des ira a recibir hoy a las Gin
co de la tarde, en- ell Hotel
"Palmerin" a las gentiles Sc
noritas que figuraron en- ell
Concurso de Belleza de Miami.
DR.. Bartlett y Sra; DR.. Vicen-
tie Spoto y Sra; Gabriel Zende-
gui y Sra; Victoriano Mantei-
ga, director de este peri6dico ;
DR.. A. Bustillo; Diego Here's;
DR.. Nestor A. P0rt0carrero V
Sra; Sra. Virginia Lila; AL
calde Municipal; E. Valdes Y
]. Pacheco.
Las graciosas damitas que Sc
ran kuespedes de honor de
nuestra colonia, Sc nombran:
Julia Salazar, de Costa Rica !;
Hayde Morales, Nicaragua; Sa
ra Chac6n, Ecuador; Emma Nc
Bride, PERI Irma Pizarro, Bo-
livia; Mary Dean, Zona del Ca
nal; Media Boyd, Panama;
Violeta Gomez, Chile; Raquel
Calvo, Guatemala, Y Gertrudis
de la.Vega, Cuba.
FL bale que Sc iba a efectuar
esta noche en- la sociedad Gu
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Habana, Mario PA las
doce de la noche termino la
huelga general de %protesta' de
"a horas, decfarada por los
trabaiadores cubanos.
Los tranvias, omnibus Y au-
tom6viles de alquiler estan
funcionando sin ~dificultad.
Todos los establecimientos Sc
han alberto y las fabricas de ia
bacos han reanudado gus labo-
res.
Han vuelto a publicarse los
diarios que no pudieron publ
carse aver.
Ell gobierno asegura que no
ocurri6 ning1n desorden de I'M
portancia en- toda la republlca.
Al recibir aver a los jefes
de trabajadores que fueron a
exponerle la terrible situaci6n
de la clase obrera, ell preslden-
tie Machado les manifesto que
su correcta actitud lie habia i'm
presionado y que ell gobierno
mira las huelgas como legiti-
mas 81 durante estas Sc mantle
he el orden y las propiedades
no son amenazadas.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
CARTA ABLEGRAFCA DE- ESPANA

Madrid, Mario ella 81
tuacion politica no ha perdido
gravedad, apesar de Ia calma
que reinara durante Ell traslado
y Ell entierro del cadaver del
Oral. Primo de Rivera.
ContinUan en- vigor las medi-
das de rigor, 10 que no impide
que repuhlicanos Y radicales ST
gan organizandose.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Habana, Mario 21.--Los te-
nistas de MEXICO y Cuba Sc dis
tinguieron en- los matches cele-
brados aver aqui Y ocupan los
primeros lugares de su catego-
ria en- los juegos Olimpicos.
Aver ell cubano German Up
mann derrot6 al panameno Pc
rpira; Ricardo Morales, de Gu
ba, vencio a Julio Salazar, de
Salvador; Gustavo Vollmer,
de Cuba, derrot6 a Felipe Not
ia. de Panama; Alfonso linda,
de MEXICO, venci6 a Rafael
Ayau, de Guatemala.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
ASFGINAD0 UN NENDE-
DOR DE CARBON

Chicqgo.% Narzo 21.-Cicero
'aseeti, un rcndedor dc carbon,
'uG asesinado an2che en- una
ale del laGo oestc de la ciudad.
La policia dice que una partida
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Madrid, Mario 2t.-El gober
nador de Barcelona Sc ha mega
do a condonar las multas inn
puestas a los peri6dicos catala-
mes LA Nau" y "Publicitat'.
que p~ublicaron ~articulos tires
petuoscs' a raiz del fallecimien
to del Grail Primo de Rivera.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

Is de mayo, fecha en- que eS-
'pira ell termino de Borno.
Ell presidente provisional es-
tara en- ell poder hasta que la
camara de diputa los Y el Sc
nado, en- session conjunta que
Sc celebrara en- ell otono, escoJa
a su successor.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
iVamoS a esperar nuevos de
allies sobre el "compor,amien-
o" de csc diario para form9lar
luestra opinion definitiva.

No Sc impacienten los obre-
5 torcedores.
La conferencia de la indus
tria tabacaiera, convocada para
studiar ell "reaiuste' del Che
ruto y las vitolas de picadura,
'igue Ell session secreta.
Ell pueblo debe tener confian-
"a en- los hombres que forman
! Connie Nivelador y en- los
expertos que con ellos laboran.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

bana, en- su honor, Sc ha pos :
cues.o para la noche de mana
ma en- los mismos salones, con
la cooperation de las prestigio-
3as sociedades "Centro Astu-
riano," Centre Espanol'' y
Union Italiana."
Empezara a las nueve.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy. Nublados pa
ra mahana. Temperature maxi
ma aver, Is grades; minima
az
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Madrid. Mario 21.-Ha sail
do hoy para Barcelona Ell capt.
tan general de esa region, Oral.
Barrera.
Con el Oral Berenguer sostu-
vo varias entrevistas.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Habana, Mario 21,-Los Je-
fes de los trabajadores cuba
nos que iniciaron la huelga de
prot4sta de "a horas Sc mues-
tran muy complacidos con ell
resultado.
Todos los gremios obreros,
exceptuando los ferrocarrile-
ros y los de las plantas electri-
cas-, secundaron ell movimiento.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Habana, Mario 21.-Alber-
to Leon, pugilista de Tampa,
peleafa manana por la noche,
en- la Arena Polar, con Juan
Cepero de contrario.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Habana, Mario 21.-Pelea-
ran esta noche en- New York
los negritos cubanos Kid Cho-
colate y Black Bill.
Creese que Chocolate CANA
ra con facilidad. Ell contrario
de Black Bill es muy peligroso.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Para ell lunes "a esta anun-
ciada la boda de la encantado-
ra Srta. Dora Avila Lopez, con
ell correcto joven Manuel Mi
ra Rodriguez.
En- la Residential de los pa
dies de la .novia, esposos Ante
Mo Y Faustina Avila, ~ Ave.
1911, tendra lugar ell acto CT
vii, oficiando ell conocido No
tario Sr. Candida Perez.
Firmaran Ell acta matrimo-
nial los distinguidos esposos
Horace y Ruth Rodriguez, tics
del novio, que han liegado de
la ciudad de New York para
presenciar este acto.
Ell cronista hace votos por la
felicidad de los nuevos esposos.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-03-21

Aver lego procedente de la
ciudad de la Habana ell Sr. Fee
lix Hernandez Caro-, amigo
particular del cronista.
Reciba ell simpatico amigo mi
cordial bienvenida.