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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
COLUMBUS PUPILS
TO PRESENT PLAY
New Group of Players to
Make Debut in Popular
Comedy.

Rehearsals for "The Whole Towns
Talking" the production to be given
by the Columbus Players of Columbus
University, are nearing completion, for
this dramatic group Is scheduled to
make its debut on Saturday night of
this week. The popular play will be
given on March at ST. Paul's Audi
forum, 1923 v street, at Sis o'clock.
The play was written by Anita LooS and
John Emerson and the production will
be staged for the benefit of The Skip
per, the ofhcial publication Of the
school of law.
A special floor committee, headed by
William ]. Bray, president Of the fresh
man class, has been appointed. Hugh
Rivers, chairman of the ticket COM
mittee, has sent out to all the alumni
Of the university special invitation to
attend. Mr.. Rivers explained yeSter-
day that unusual interest is being
shown and a full house is in sight.
Dance After Play.
Paul Graves, who is taking leading
interest in directing the production,
pointed out yesterday that the story
of THE Whole Towns Talking" con-
Germs a typical small-toWn romance
featuring Robert Tappan and Miss
Mary j. Kane. The production, Mr.
Graves said, is replete with humor and
Is considered the most popular produc-
ton now obtainable for non-profes-
sional groups.
Arrangements have been made for
dancing to follow the presentation of
the play. In addition to Miss Kane
and Mrs. Tappan, these members OF
the Columbus Players will participate
in the production: Miss K. Stafford
Alfred A. McGarraghy, Miss Helen
HUM, T. O'Connell w. Bray, Miss
Kathryne D. Fowler, Miss M Shea, Miss
Helen Furey, Miss s. Moriarity and 1
Lichtenberg.
Fraternity NOminates.
On Monday evening, Alpha Mu Chap
ter of Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity
held meeting TO nominate ofdcers
to be voted on In the near future. The
charter members of this organization
which Is now planning on pledgine
prospects, consists Of Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney John r. Fitzpatrick
Charles J, Evans, Joseph Leonard Town
send, who is president Of the Alumni
Association; Robert Lynch, Charles
Iovino. Harold Boss. John n. Mcdonald
Harold Trainor, John McGraw Anc
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EDUCATIONAL.

A, short, intensive. thorouEh FecreaE tier
cure today: Beya'as l3aa 2 NV. Nat. a8ae.
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fitting brown hat with accessories to
match.
Mrs. George A. Mackay, sister of the
bride, was her only attendant and wore
a brown ensemble with brown hat and
shoes.
Prior to the wedding Mrs. Naughton
had Just returned from a two months
cruise through the Mediterranean, visit
ing nine countries on the Continent
and England.
Mr.. Naughton is connected with the
Southern Maryland Trust Company at
Seat Pleasant, Md.
Cards have been received in Wash
ington from Mrs. Carvel Hall announc-
ing the marriage of her daughter, Vir-
ginia Carvel to Mr.. Brooke Bartlett
Chamblin, August 81, at Shirley, Gains
vile, Va. Mr.. Chamblin and his bride
will be at home later at Warrenton,
Va. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Chamblin are
well known in Washington, where they
have large circle of friends.
A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening at o'clock when
Miss Alice Elizabeth Driscoll, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. John Driscoll, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Paul Rayford
Andrews of Lawrence, Mass, and Wash
ington, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. An
drews of Lawrence. The ceremony was
performed in the home of the brides
parents, at 1851 Woodley road, the
Rev. P. j. O'Gallaghan, d. D., officiat-
ing. The home had an effective ar
rangement OF Fall flowers, ferns and
smilax, and preceding the ceremony
Miss Pomona Newman sang AT
Dawning," 81 Love You Truly and
"Oh, Promise Me-" with Miss Edith
Athey playing the accomplishments.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and she wore a gown OF
ivory white satin, made on princess
lines, with yoke of duchess lace. HeI
tulle veil was held by cap of lace and
pearls. She carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Gertrude Driscoll was maid OF
honor, wearing a gown of peach-color
point d'eSprit and lace, and carrying
Talisman roses and delphinium.
Mr.. James f. Roy of Lawrence,
Mass, was best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. William Dale, Mr.. Joseph
Griffin, Mr.. Charles Devine and Mr.,
Gilbert Mooers.
A reception followed the ceremony
when the couple were assisted by Mrs
Driscoll, mother of the bride, who was
in s gown of blue chiffon with a
shoulder bouquet of sweetheart roses
and Mrs. Andrews, mother of the
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spend few days at cottage at one Of
the beaches. Later they will go to
Nashville, Tenn, where Mr.. Skinner Is
in business.
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner are both gradu-
ates of Emmanuel Missionary College
in Berrien Spring, Mich, and following
her graduation Mrs. Skinner was a
teacher of home economics in q college
in Washington State.
The marriage of Miss Annie Rebecca
Buck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Washington Buck of Upper Marlboro,
Md, to Mr.. Edgar Sutor McCeney, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sutor Nc
Ceney of Upper Marlboro. Md, took
place, Saturday evening, August 80, at
8 o'clock, in the Trinity Church, Upper
Marlboro, the Rev. j. c. M. Shrewsbury
officiating. The church was effectively
decorated with white hydrangea, ferns
and evergreens, and preceding the
ceremony Miss Maud Gibbons sang
several popular selections and the we'd
ding march was sung by Miss Maud
Gibbons, Miss Cecil Traband, Miss Ma
rie Hill, Mrs Shrewsbury and Mrs.
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Annapolis omesReopening
AS Vacation Season Wanes
Passing Of Labor Day Signal for Return From
Vacation Resorts-Wedding Listed
Among Feature Events.

of the United tates Naval Academy
department of mathematics and has
made his home in Annapolis for a
number of years.
Mrs. Charles A. Doyen Is In Berry
vile, Va, visiting Rear Admiral and
Mrs A. M. d. Mccormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Dunn,
after spending a month with Mrs.
Dunn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
w. Valiant, at their home, Seven Acres,
have returned to Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Rockwell Clark has returned
to her apartment at 5 Maryland ave-
nue.. after spending the Summer in the
CatSkill Mountains.
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cred chiffon in yellow and old rose
on a background of gray. Mr.. Mans
field and his bride left for wedding
trip, Mrs. Mansfield wearing gown
of forest green canton crepe, with a
felt hat to match. They will make
their home in New Haven. The bride
is a graduate Of Vassar and has been
Mansfield, q graduate of Cornell in
1927, is an instructor in government
at the University Of Yale.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Miller, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary T. Miller, and Mr..
George Frederick Blackburn of this
city, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence p.
Blackburn of Bedford, Pa, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon. The cermony
was performed in the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. j. Hill
Mr.. Eber Riley played the organ and
the church had pink gladioh and ferns
as decorations.
The bride wore O costume OF rose
beige lace with hat and slippers to
match and carried Herbert Hoover
roses. Miss Kittye Miller Of Baltimore
was maid of honor and had a gown OF
delphinium blue chiffon, with q lace
hat In the same shade, and carried
talisman roses and delphinium. Mr..
Arthur S. Blackburn Of Bedford. brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man.
The ceremony was followed by an
informal reception in the parish house,
when the brides mother, Mrs. Miller,
received with them. Her costume was
Of tan chiffon with dainty figures and
her hat matched the gown
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn VIII be at
home later at 1918 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. Blackburn Is q graduate Of Prince
ton in the class of 1925 and Is now con-
nected with the Bureau Of Standards.
His bride is the organist at the Church
of the Advent Among those who came
for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Miller and Miss Bettye Miller
of Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Stet-
son to Mr.. Edward Z. Adams took place
yesterday morning at IL o'clock in the
home Of the brides parents in Spring
Hill, Arlington County, Va. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. T. j.
Healy of st. Charles Church of Claren-
don in the presence of members of the
two families. A wedding breakfast was
served and the bride and bridegroom
shortly afterward left for an automobile
tour in the mountains OF Virginia.
The marriage Of Miss Isoline Hess,
daughter of Mr. George H. Hess, to Mr.
Leo j. Naughton of Washington, took
place in New York City August 26.
Mrs. Naughton was given In marriage
| by her father and was attired in a
lowered crepe ensemble and close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07
MRS. RHINELANDER
DROPS COURT FIGHT

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, September 8
GA half-million-dollar suit for
alienation of affections, brought by Mrs.
Alice Jones Rhinelander against Com
modore Philip Rhinelander, father Of
her estranged husband, was discontinued
yesterday in Supreme Court.
The suit was dropped In accordance
with Mrs Rhinelander's recent agree
ment with her husband, Leonard Kip
Rhinelander, reached at Las Vegas.
New Under the terms of the agreement
she was to resume her maiden name Of
Alice Jones. drop a suit for separation,
and discontinue action against Com
modore Rhinelander. The separation
suit has not been formally dropped
as yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07

Miss Margaret M Purves has been q
primary teacher at washington, Mo-,
for IS years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07

The marriage Of Miss Isoline Hess,
daughter of Mr.. George H. Hess, to Mr..
Leo j. Naughton of Washington, took
place in New York City August 26.
by her father and was attired in a
lowered crepe ensemble and close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07
Lounging
Pajanas

For the girl who sets
the pace in school dormi-
tories-newes Of pastel
and modernistic designs.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
MTlMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Dakar, Senegal, Julio o
Jean Mermoz, ell notable avia-
dor frances, en- su primer vue-
10 de oeste a este, sobre Ell At
.antico, llevando correspondent
cia, fu6 obligade a amarar a la
mitad de la jornada.
ri y sus dos companeros,
Leopo'e Gimme, operator de
Radio, y Jean D'Abry, navega
dor, fueron recogidos, junto
con las 900 libras de cores
ponGencia que tomarcn en- Ma
tai, por un barlo que pasaba.
I'm escape de aceite, que al
principle pensaron no tenia
impoJ tancia, les hizo pcner un
radiagrama anuncianio que
ibtl a descendcc juno al va
por Chocee, 10 que hicieron.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Absuelto fu6 aver en- la Cor
tie Criminal Antonio Fernan
dez, confidente del inspector To-
cal de NARCOTICS, a quien Sc a
cusaba de haberse aprofiadc
de 1925 que Tom Mcclure, un
agente, lie diera para comprar
drogas her6icas.' William Me
CURE, a quien Sc detuvo en- u
Mon del anterior, Sc declare cul
pable ante ell juez Petteway Y
la sentencia lie fu6 .suspendida a
petici6n del Inspector Gle mar
c0ticos, A. d. Stevenson.
Fernandez puso toda la res
ponsabilidad en- William Mt
CURE, asegurando que este fu6
ell que engan6 a los agentes.
Nc CURE dijo que entire e.
Hos Sc distribuyeron ell dinero.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
LIBERTAD O ESCLAVITUD

Los egoistas, hip6critas, hu6r
fanos de ideales, enfermos e
indtiles para la humanidad, ms
piran siempre asco y despre-
clio.
Para aquellos que desean ell
socialismo pero que no luchan
por la Causa, Lenine sentia un
gran desprecio y los expulsaba
del Partido. Decia tambi6n:
ivalor companeros "quien game
ell final ha ganado desde Ell Co
mienzo".
Saber Iuchar es un factor i'm
portante y fructifer0.
Una de las caracterlsticas
mas p0derosas del Comunismo,
es saber vivir econ6micamente.
Mientras no aprendamoS esta
gran "Virtud' seremos escla-
Vos.
De nuestra desuni6n, poca
tactica economical, NAL vivir, Sc
ceban los Cerdos del capitals
mo.
Con simpatizar y saber que
la obra es Monumental, hablar
en- grupitos, protestar a media
voz sin que %nuestros esfuerzos
y actos sean comunista, no ha-
cemos NADIA; no vale NADIA para
la Gran Obra de Libertad.
Els una falta de lesa magni-
tud esa despre0cupaci6n, ell pQ-
co amino para emanciparse; o
son NAL intencionados 0 Gre
tinos.
Del problema econ6mico de-
pende nuestro triunfo; sepa-
mos fortalecernos, prepararnos
para poder luchar y veneer has
ia ell final.
Mas economic, mas hechos,
mas valor, mas sacrifice, mas
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Corte Federal: /. Zemurr&T
ontra w. H. Tunnicliffe, liqul
iador del banco State Bank of
Orlando and Trust Co., una in
solvente institution bancaria.
Corte del Circuito: Maurice
Lopez contra Marta Lopez;
John P. Stevens contra Alex
John P. Stevens contra Alex
NJ. Stevens; Tomas Perdomo
contra Blanca Perdomo; Clio
ria Rocha contra Laureano Ro-
cha; Miller Rubbert Products
Co. contra G. A. Duncan; Fan
ny Malanowski contra Robert
Ward; ]. G. Sharp contra
NJ. Hill.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
TEATRO CASINO

La tercera pelicula hablada
de Clara Bow, eel Muchacho
del Sabado por la Noche," Sc
ra estrenada hoy.
Clara Bow Y Jean Arthur,
~hermanas, aparecen emplea :
das en- ell establecimiento de
Ginsberg. James Hall, un de-
pendiente, es ell mejor "mucha
cho amigo" de Clara.
Elevan la categoria de jim
my en- la tienda y cuando Jean
trata de atraerlo 6l comienza
a olvidar a Clara.
Luego la acci6n Sc compiled
Y da motive para que luzcan
su talento Clara, Jean, Hall,
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Ell abogado w. S. Wilson ha
concedido de plazo agosto 8 pa
ra que los propietarios del dis
trito de Interplay Sc unan al
pleito del estado sobre ell cual
firmara un deereto ell juez Dan
]. Jones, de Chipley.
Entretanto un recibidor fede
raj fu6 nombrado para ell dis.
trito, Jay l.. Hearin, con John
B. Sutton de abogado consul
tor.
Hearin esta va preparando
un informe que sometera al
iuez Alderman.
Wilson representa- en- ell ca
so, tomando aqui testimonies,
al juez Jones.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
LA A~SOCIACION CONTRA
LA PROHIBICION RECAU
DO EN- SEIS MESES 1892, $50

Washington, Julio O. La
Association contra la Prohibi-
ci6n pudo recaudar en- los seis
pasados meses la suma de
1892, $50. Esto aparece en- un
informe presentado hoy al Sc
cretario de la camara de re-
presentantes, de acuerdo con
10 dispuesto en- la ley de prac-
ticas corruptoras.
Los gastos durante esos seis
meses m~ontaron a S385,392.
En- este Sc incluye dinero dado
a Robert L. Montgomery, teso-
zero del comit6 de la campa-
ma Bohlen-P Dorrance.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

La pOlicia de la Habana, tan
cobarde como la de New York,
apale6 aver a los obreros cuba
nos que protestaban de la arbi-
traria expulsion de 10 obreros
espanoles,
|. Cuatro trabajadores, cuatro
hombres que no quieren sufrir
sin protestar, fueron heridos a
garrotazos.
Otro grupo de "perniciosos'
de hombres que pidieron mejo-
res condolences de vida en- la
rep1blica 'libre", ha sido expul
sad ode Cuba.
Esta vez los obreros cubanos
g~ritaron su indignation, sin
tenor a la muerte.
Los esbirros del p%residente
Dictator, de Gerardo Machado,
acometieron a los rebeldes y en-
sus espaldas descargaron sus
garrotes de i%gnominia.
iQued6 sembrada la semilla
y otros protestaran y quizas Sc
rebelaran cuando otros traba.
jadores sean expulsados!
lie rep1bliquita sigue en- ma
las manos.
iComunista es ahora TODD O.
brero que no Sc conforma con
su miseria y pide Sc lie de ira
bajo.
Comunista es ahora TODD ira
bajador que no Sc deja atrope-
liar y hace saber a los podero-
sos que ef es un ser humane
con deecho a yer una vida CO.
moda y tranquilal
Comunista todo cubano que
Sc opone a la tirania y TODD es-
panol que reclama sus derechos
como obrero.
Los patriotitas son los asesi-
nos de los hombres sin trabajo,
los millonarios que compran
yachts y rebajan los jornales
de sus obreros y todos los que
defender a los ricos mafvados
y egoistas y oprimen q los po-
bres y sus familias.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

He aqui la nueva directiva
de la sociedad "Juventud His
pana", la cual regira los desti-
nos de dicha sociedad durante
Seis meses:
Presidente, Alfredo Coma
Leg; Vice, Severino Quintanilla ;
Tesorero, Jaime F. Pendas; vi
ce, Conception V~elazquez; Sc
cretario, Manuel Duran; Vice,
Braulio Lopez, Vocales: Pillar
Fernandez, Guillermo Suarez,
Conchita Martinez, Manuel Flu
sa, Aurora Garcia, Emilia Con
zalez, Miguel Menendez, Hor-
tensia Vega, Joe Cehalloran
.Clarita VaIdes, Oscar Rodri-
guez, Jose Martinez, Lourdes
Vazquez, Antonio Valdes y Zoi
la Prats.
Para manana, jueves, estan
citados, a las ocho de la noche,
todos los asociados, en- ell salon
de actos del Centre EspanoI
de West Tampa. En- dicha jun
ia tomaran possession los seno-
res miembros de la nueva di-
rectiva.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Washington, Julio 9.-Va-
rios jefes del partido republi-
cano estan planeando apoyar
un movimiento para destituir
de la presidencia del comit6
nacional del partido a Clau-
diue Houston, a menos que 81
voiuntariamente decida re
nurciar. La creencia Sc extern
di6 hoy de que Houston renun
clara despu6s de la reunion de
los jefes del partido, convoca-
da para manana. Algunos du-
dan de que Houston decida re
nu1ciar.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Londres, Julio 9.-Un men
safe del espiritu de Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle en- los momentos
en- que ell cadaver sea bajado
a la tumba, ell viernes, Sc pre-
dice hoy en- los circulos esprit
tualistas.
La familia del novelista, no
o%bstante, no da eaIor a la pro-
fecia fijand0 el momento en-
que ellos recibiran un mensaje
del difunto, aunque eXpresan
la confianza de que inmedia7
tamente Sc pondran en- contac
to con Gl. Ell hijo del novelista,
Adrian, ha dicho: Mi madre
tiene la confianza de que el
pronto Sc revelara a ST mismo.
"Esta maravillosa fe la ami
ma. Ella esta b~ellisimamente
radiante. Estoy completamente
SECURE de que 81 ella no creyera
en- q espiritualismo no hubiera
sobrevivido a mi padre nj en-
una hora'.
"Cuando tengamos noticia
de 81 la communication sera ira
tada como privada a menos. 10
que es completamente possible,
desee Sc entregue su mensaje al
mundo, en- cuyo case sc publica,
"a TODD 10 que olga.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
NOTlCIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Manifesto aver ell Sr. Julian
Blake, s~ecretario de la Corte
Federal, que ell pasaporte cues
ia al presente Sc, en- lugar de
$40 que costaba.
AlgunaS personals han lido a
solieitar su pasaporte en- Ia
~creencia de que solo cueSta S..
Cinco pesos son por ell pasapor~
te y uno por ell trabajo de ex-
tenderlo.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
CARTA CABLEGRAFECA DE ESPANA

juventud que debe ser repu-
blicana con ideas modernas,
distanciadas de la reacci6n.
Segdn Marathon los viejos
politicos que Sc han brindado
a colaborar con la monarqula
podran ser excusados 81 reco-
nocen la soberanfa civil Y po-
pular y mantienen principles
liberales.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Julio 9.-Otra vez
la policia maltrat6 aver a los
obreros cubanoS durante una
demonstration organizada pa
IA protestar de la expulsion de
Cuba, por orden del presiden-
te Machado, de 10 obreros es-
panoles, tildados de eomunis-
taS.
Los obreros Sc congregaron
en- los muelleS llamados de
Santa Clara Y cuando los obre-
ros eXpulsadoS eran llevados
al interior del vapor Marques
de Comillas, de la compania
trasatlantica, custodiados por
miembros de la policia, estall6
la indignation de los obreros
cubanos y espanoles que ALI
Sc habian reunido y Sc dieron
gritos de iAbajo ell Terror
Blanco, Abajo ell Imperialismo
Yanqui!
Llamadas las reserVas de
varias estaciones de poIicia 6s-
tas acudieron Y con sus garro-
ties dispersaron a los trabaja-
lores, hiriendo a cuatro.
Restablecida la normalidad
ei gobierno dispuso que los
muelles fueran custodiados du
rante la noche.
Ell secretario de goberna-
ci6n, Grail. Detgado, ha dicho
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Los senores concejales que
representa- a Ybor y West
Tampa estan en- ell deber de re-
.eordar que los propietarios y
los trabajadores latinos Sc opo-
men a un nuevo aumento de las
contribuciones.
ST a los duenos de casas Sc
les armenian las conoribucio-
mes, ellos arroiaran la carga
sobre los inquilinos y los obre-
ros pagaran.
I'm aumento en- las contribu-
Clones vendria a hacer mas di-
fell la situaci6n de los peque-
nos propietarios, particular
mente de los que han comprado
A plaZos, con interes de SO, y
ademas tienen que pagan la pa
vimentaci6n, ell alcantarillado y
otras ''zarandajas".
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Sigue ell embullo entire nues-
tras familias para concurrir e.
pr6ximo domingo a la playa de
Rocky Point, lugar donde Sc
va a celebrar ell picnic" de la
"Secci6n de Propaganda y Da-
mas del Centre Espanol''.
Para ell almuerzo, que sera
ell primer nGmero del gran pro-
grama, Ilegan hasta la bora de
fedactar estas lineas, a doscien
@tos los comensales.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Ell matrimonio de la delicada
senorita Carload Riveiro, Sc ha
fijado para Ell entrante viernes
a las siete y media de la noche
con ell correcto j6ven Lucas AL
yarez.
Sera en- la intimidad y san
cionara ell acto civil ell Notarlo
senior Armando Dorta, en- la re-
sidencia del padre de la novia,
Sr. Genovevo Riveiro, Is Ave
nida 1913.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Habana, Julio 9.-Frente al
palaci0 del senado Sc suicide
aver ell ch6fer Casimiro Ro-
driguez, en- presencia del ma
rinero Dagoberto Robaina, de
la tripulaci6n del crucero Gu
ba.
Rodriguez, que parece tenia
trastornadas sus facultades,
aiquii6 su autom6vii a Robai-
ma y al llegar frente al senado
Sc baj6, abraz6 y bes6 al ma
rinero Y Sc hizo un disparo por
la cabeza, matandose.>
La gaceta., 1930-07-09
su primer dia de labor despu6s
dc yarias semanas sin trabajo.

Isu primer dia de labor despues
dc yarias semanas sin trabajo.
Washington, Julio 9.-Ei
senado esta hoy enredado en-
una dura disputa sobre 81 tie
ne o no derecho a eXaminar la
correspondence cambiada en-
ire este Y otros gobiernos o
bre ell tratado naval de Lon
dres. La controversial Sc ha
concentrate en- una resolution
del senador McKeIier, demo
crata de Tennessee, pidiendo
al presidente Hoover entregue
todos los Documents que lle-
ven las armas del pacto de Ii
mitaci6n Y no Sc hayan publ
cado. Esp6rase que sobre este
punto Sc haga una votacion en-
Ell dia de hoy. Ell presidents Sc
ha negado a presentar los do
cumentos alegando que tai ac-
ci6n seria contraria a los inte-
reses pGblicos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-09

Charles Sellon, Ethel Wales,
Edna May Oliver y otros acto-
res.
La comedia "Off to the Peo-
rice" tambi6n sera exhibida y
las noticias graficas de la u
UNIVERSAL.