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MARRIAGE Licenses

Robert Brady 81. OF 1926 Sheldon. lsbor-
er- and Beatrice Boman. %. of 1926 Shell
DON
Robert V. Fortune. 30. Of 1898 North
Pennsylvania Salesman. and Lou E. john
son. 81. of 1893 North Pennsylvania.
stenographer
CLYDE E. Buady. %. Of Terre Haute.
salesman. and Dogne G. Shadley. 20. of
1870 UdeH.
webster W. Breelove. 70. of Glens VAL
lev. farmer, and Della Galyean. Is. of 1885
East st. Clair.
salesman, and E Louise De Mart. Is. Of
1921 Koehne. clerk.
Amcs z. Han. 81. of 500 Chadwick: ma-
ehinist. and lydia H. Shaver. -. 81 1903
Central. Clerk
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
9 a. M:
Southwest wind, 5 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 1892 at sea
level; temperature, ST; ceiling UNI
limited; visibility, 10 miles; field
Good
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Deaths

Julia Ann McGrew, 49, IS North
Randolph. cerebral hemorrhsge.
Nathan Klein. so, city hospital, cerebral
apopleXy.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Robert ". Eberhardt, 43, Methodist hos
pital acute embolism.
pneumonia
Margaret A. Rocker. 20. city hospital.
tUbercular meningitis.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. May 16.-Hogs- Receipts
100; holdoyers. 100: mostly steady, spots
1850; 22o-250 lbs. 5000 down; common
quality of above weight selections. $1025@
10l5. respectively. 250.SoG lbs: $ Sc 52
stays. $6.75. Cattle-Receipts. ITS; draggy;
few common steers. $3.50. and scattered
about steady Calves-Receipts. ESQ;
mostly steady; generally palmer quality
considered; bulk vealers. s12 downward:
only odd head good enough to make $3.50
Or above; medium kinds. $9.50@11.50: few
culls under So. Sheep-Receipts. 400;
lambs steady to easier, bulk good to
steady.
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Births
Girls

Joseph and Mary O5rien. 1851 Lee.
Arthur and Gertrude Dodd, 1928
Howard.
BOYS
Samuel and Helen Kolp, Methodist hos
Walter and Pauline Davis. 14O4 ST.
Peter.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. May 16.-Treasury net
balance on May a. was s96. 408. BAT OF; Gus
toms receipts for the month to that date
totaled 500 1876. 1886: government expendi-
lures on Nav IA. we're 50. 1856 1876.
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New York Stocks
lnY Thomson 3 McKlnnonI
Produce Markets

Eggs tcountrv run,-Loss on delivered
in indianapolis, Tic; henery quality, NO.
1Oi Poultry HH = ,oSylns prices,Hens. weighing
Az lbs. or over, zoe: under AZ lbs. zoe:
Leghorn hens. lie; spTinEeTs, Ids OF
5 &c o Under eocta a 9 G ducRs fu
Thsss. pTicss are ior No. TOP QUALITY
Butter wholesale No /. 42943c: No
2. 40G4fc. Butserfat-35c.
Cheese twnoIesaie selling price per
sac: Wisconsin, hrsts, 27c. Longhorns SAC
NeH York iimherger SOC.
" NEW YORK. May Flour-Quiet and
unchanged spring patents. sS.55et6. PORK
Steady mess s,o ssh LardGSst maafe
a eoutnt new En ss9F M hifins
crs seas sEs1 ersS BASKET
@s3.25. Dressed poultry-Barely steady;
TURKEYS 2S@4sf chigkeps l7@sess'
1irm: geese. 12@i4c; ducks. l4@2sc: fowls
S 5sa2se ST5sy isS@soe state tSf
young Americas. 21@25c.
0S cA AH5iSa May eggs : Market
steady; receipts, S09lS case. extra hrsts
22@223sc; firsts 2o4zc; ordinariiesf e 1870
receipts. i6.6i5 tubs: extras. 34Nc extra
frsts, 3l$4 G33c: hrsts. 3494@35hc; sec
onds. 28Q291ac; standards, 3414c. Poultry
Market steady; receipts. car: fowls
zoe; springers. Csc; ducks Ice: geese lac;
MS8c, Cheese-Twins, lSla@lsc; young
Americas. ls1sc. Potatoes-On track, 1885,
arrivals. IS; shipments. 1898; market old
and new, both steady; Wisconsin sacked
TO@nd WHITES ndSRo ssSked
ruSsets. $3.6O@3.75; Texas, Alabama and
Louisiana sacked bliss triumphs, S365M
3.s5.
: CLEVELAND, May 16-Butter. Extras
s9Hc;. extra. firsts. 3sAc. Eggs-.Extras
22c: f1rsts. 21c. Poultry-Fowls. 236l24c;
medium. 23Gl24c; LeghoTn. 2oQ22c; heavy
broilers. 38c; Leghorn broilers, 28I32c;
ducks d5,A 2q@24e: old coSSs' 12rni4ci geese; 10
$3.6o@3.75 per 100 ID. sack; Idaho Russell,
$685. per 100-lb. sack.
CINCINNATI. o.. May l6.-Butter,
steady in tub lots
Ice: No. ;. i2c; butter fat, 52@ S5c Eggs
Steady; cases included; fresh gathered
201zc frsts. zoe; seconds, 17lac;, nearby
coarse sells only at heavy discount; fowls
5 lbs. and over. 21c; 4 lbs. and over. 22c;
3 lbs and over 222c; Legho-nS 3 lbs. and
over lee: ROSTERS, l2c; broilers colored
over lbs. SOC: l l2 lbs. and over, 35c; IA
lbs. and over. soc: Leghorn and .Orping-
lbs. and over. zee: broilers partly feathered
24M 26c; black Springers. FAC.
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DETROIT. May 16.-Net factory sales
in units Of Silent Automatic Corporation
for the first four months of 1880 were IL
per cent ahead Of the same period OF
dent During this same period sales in
dollars increased 20 per cent over the
1929 period Sales for the period totaled
s<45, liz in 1880 against s37l. 924 in the
initial four months of 1929. These figures
only include factory sales and do not in
clude retail sales Of its subsidiaries.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. May 1s-Hogs-Receipts,
225-30O lbs, $3.50; l65-225 lbs, 5000:
l30-l65 lbs, $e.40; 1870 lbs. down $40;
roughs, $6.s5; stays, 1925. Cattle-Re-
steers. $Io5oGIi5o: heavy shipping steers,
se.50@l05O; medium and plain steers,
S8.50@9.50; fat heifers. $7.50M11; good
cows, s5.25@6 rs; cutters. s4.75M5.25: can
ners, $3.50M4.50; bulls S6M8: feeders. $8n
1915 stockers, $750M11: calf. receipts,
300 market, SOC higher: tops. $3.50; good
to choice. $7.50M9.50; medium to good,
$6M7.50; outs, $3.50 down. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 600; market lambs, 25c lower; sheep
steady: ewes and wether lambs, sill; buck
lambs. $40; seconds and fed lambs. $7I8;
clipped sheep, $465 Thursdays ship
ments-Cattle, none; calves, rs; hogs, 303;
sheep, 1870.
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BW IHifcd Fre8S Il
NEW YORK, May 16.-Bank clearings.
81 284. 600 900; clearing house balance,
si76. 600 00C. Federal Reserve bank credit
balance, S176. 900.
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SWINE MARKET
CONTINUES OFF
At CITY YARDS
Stronger Trend Apparent in
Cattle Trade; VeaIers
Hold Steady.

Hogs continued their lower trend
in trade at the Union stockyards
today, prices for the bulk, 40 to
300 pounds, ranging from $40 to
$40 20. Top price paid was $10.25.
Receipts were estimated at $500,
holdovers were 1853.
Slaughter classes were strong to
higher In the cattle market. Re-
ceiptS were 500. In the veal class
good and choice kinds brought $11
to $1150. Calf receipts were 300.
Sheep receipts were 800, steady
tone prevailing. Spring lambs
were selling at $13 down.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 5000 direct. Holdoyers
were 5000. Today's market slow
and about steady with Thursdays
AVERAGE. Choice 100 to 210 pound
weiphts brought $1o15 to $10.25.
Cattle receipts were 1900, sheep
1000.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying 97c for
No. 2 red wheat and 9lc for No. nato
wheat.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

indianapolis bank clearinRs Friday. May
Is. s4654.6o0 debts. $l2.347.
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RM limited Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill, May 16-.Hogs-
Receipts. II 1000: market steady; bulk, 100
24o lbs; sIo.1o@l5; top. 5000; sows. s9@
ceipts. 600: market steady to strong; good
and choice vealers S11.50: few steers.
ket. irdica tions about steady; odd lots
clipped spring lambs to city butchers, S11
@11.75.
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Other Livestock
Rn Tnited Press

IN Hte0 PfeSS
CHICAGO. Nav -rIogs-Receipts. 10
coo. including $1,000 direct: opened SLOW
md ABOUT }0 ady snd Later 5c either ao on
weightv butchers top, $1,000. paid for
1T0-22O-lb weights: butchers, medium to
choice 250-35O lbs. SO 65@10.10; 209-2E0
lbs $9.75M10.30: 10000 lbs. S9,7hM
1880: 1S0-16O lbs. s9.50@10.25: packing
$685. pigs ed 10 cnq 5G
calves. 1000; slow; generally steady. re
choice steers heb9. bulk $9@10; she-stock
closing week fully steady with week ago:
most fat cows. $7.25@a.25. with best kinds
around $969.25; SLAUGHTER classes, steers.
good and choice 1.SOo-l 500 lbs. 81, 7I IGo
~, sll 25@ls.;75; eqrs9mon end medium
~ood and choice. 750-95O lbs. $11G1S.s0;
heifers good and choice. $50 lbs. down,
"o.75@11.85; common and medium. S7Gr
9.75; cows. good. and choice; S7.25M9.75:
common and medium, S. 75@ 725; low cut
ter and cutter GSnc. Sss S5@SS7S ceT e.
medium. s6.60@7.65: veslers, milk fed;
rood and choice. $10.50M13; medium. SO. so
@1050: Gull and common. $6@3.5n;
etoclIers and feeders. steers, good and
choice. all wei@hts. $9.75@11; common end
! ~teady rood 70 choice 81 end 8slb shorn
lambs $9.25@s.5O; palmer kinds. So down:
rhorn ewes steady around IS; spring
lambs absent: slaughter classes. spring
l'n1bs. rood and choice, $1035M11.5O; me-
firm. S9.2561025; Gull and common, 1925
.25: lsn,ns. gooa end eh 81 q lbs down.
os-10O lbs. down. s77E@9.5O: ewes. ne
diutn good to choice 15o lbs down. $40
SIS; Gull and common S2@4.2S.
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BH Tnitod Press

M WAS Sd ca Ips 1901 @aY hoqs &c. sheen
SO; hog market steady to 15c of; e0-1lO
lbs $500. 11o:-1SO lbs. $9z5 13ol;,15o lbs,
$4,000 lbs. SOLO; 2nO-225 lbs. $40: 225-
$50 lbs. SO 90: 250-300 lbs $685.: 3C0-350
lbs. 1855: roughs. $3.50; stays. IS; calves.
$1,000; clipped lambs. So; wooded lambs. So.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

BIZ United Press
Sis zoo. 900: balances. $40. 100000.
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BIZ limited Press
pTTiTQpnpGH

PITTSBURGH. May Is. = Hogs : Re-
ccss 6p so 5000; market , weak to 1oc lower;
$40 40G10.55: 260-32O lbs, $1O@ 1885; 100
lao lbs, $10@10.25; sows, $8.500S.75.
Cattie-Receipts, Is; market, steady: few
ceipts, ESQ; market, strong; SOC higher;
top .vealers, $3.50. Sheep-Receipts. $50;
market steady, Csc lower: clipped lambs
showing decline: bulk S8.50n9.25; few,
$3.50; choice spring lambs quoted s13;
aged wethers, s505.50.
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CHICAGO, May 16.-Central Gas and
Electric Company declared the regular
quarterly dividends Of S1.e2A q share
on the $3.50 dividend series preferred
stock. payable June /. to stock of rec
ord May 16, and $1.75 a share quar-
terIy ON the second preferred stock,
payable July to stock of record June
Ia
Central Gas and Electric Company is
a subsidiarySOf the Central Public Serv-
ice Corporation.
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DOzU-JOneS
Summary

At the annual meeting of stockholders
of the. Marmon Motor Car Company held
Thursday all officers and directors of the
were issued.
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Newton Steel Company has filed amend
ment to its articles of incorporation in
creasing number Of shares on no-par
common to 100000. from 100000.
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Average Of thirty industrials for Thurs
day was 269.9l. of 449. Average Of twen-
twenty utilities was 102.2S of liz Az
erage Of forty bonds was 95.l6. up .05.
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-yackensack Water Company FIRST
quarter earnings were 20 cents a share
on combined 95.125 shares of per cent
participating preferred and 2O5,O0O COM
mon shares, against % cents share on
205.OO0 common shares after preferred
dividend in Ike 1929 period.
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Engineers Public Service Company de-
clared quarterly dividend of so cents
placing stock on $40 annual cash basis
against 81 in cash and 1-25 Of a share
previously paid.
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CHICAGO. May 16.-MuskegOn Motor
Specialties Company has received an or
der from a large manufacturer of pas
senger cars calling for immediate re-
lease of 300 cam shafts a day with an
increase to 500 shafts a day beginning
June 1. according to Fred L. Flanders,
chairman of the board. Because of
completion of the cOmpanY's new plant
at Muskegon, production of this order
can be inaugurated Immediately.
Following the completion of Grounds
Wei No 2. flowing at rate of more than
l 1000 barrels daily the Amerads Cor
poration and the Dixie Oil Company have
completed Grounds No. well In the
South Earlsboro field of Oklahoma. which
rate Of 1000 barrels daily.
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BuUnited Pres

CINCINNATI. O.. May 6-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $3.50 including $50 direct. held over
24c; generally STEADY. opening fairly &C
TOP s $3.50 5s bulk desirable it 10 to $50
pounds s10.40G10.50: 240 to ECO lbs. aver
ages, $10.25@10.40; eco to 300 lbs, S1o@
pigs, sd. 500 8. 50: most sows. ss.7S; few best.
So. Cattle--Receipt5 200. Calves-Re-
ceipts. $50: slow. generally steady odd lots
of good light weight heifers UP to SLIPS:
scattered sales of steers and heifers. So. so
al0.75; bulk beef cows. S6.50@7.50: few
ss0G.25; cutter grades largely s4.75G6.25;
good and choice. siO.50Gi1 so; medium
mostly SeG10. Sheep-Receipts $50: gen.
orally steady: bulk good and choice spring.
ers. SO, 50@l1.50; medium. $8.5069.50; Gull
and common. SO and down: sheep weak;
few choice mutton ewes IS: bulk better
grades. s464.50.
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LONDON-New York cables opened at
s4.S6 against s4.S5 S1-S2. Paris checks
1855. Amsterdam 12.OS5, Italy 92.6S5,
Berlin 20.265.
Vulcan DEFINING Company quarter
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CHICAGO. May 16.-Duquesne. Gas Cor
poration common stock was admitted to
trading on the New York Curb Exchange
and the Chicago Curb Exchange. Wilk.
Clarke g. Co.. Chicago. Toledo and Column
bus securities orRanization. together with
offering block of this stock which had
previously been privately owned This
represents no new financing by the COM
panY.
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Securities Corporation general stock
holders approve 10-for-1 common Split-up
and division of $4,000 issuable first 81 pre-
ferred into two securities, Sc and 81 and
to exchange new 81 for old first preferred
on share-for-share basis; Authorized conn
1000, 900.
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Eaton Axle and Spring and Wilcox-Rich
merger assured with 210.333 Glass B shares
of WilcoX-Rich deposited under consolida-
ton plan. Deposit date extended to May
% from Nav 10,
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Marine Midland Corporation declared
regular quarterly dividend of 80 cents
payable June 80, record June 9. Fred
erick Beers president, Natse.af Biscuit
Company; James G. Blaine, president
Fidelity Trust Company, and David G.
Wakeman, vice-president Crum
Forester, were elected directors. Elaine
also was elected a vice president.
La gaceta., 1930-04-07

organization. y para diafani-
Ear la moral indiscutible de ur
companero de este taller, aprue-
ban una resolution en- la cual
Sc dice que Manuel Garcia pasa
Gor ell duro trance de que sc
trate de empalidecer su condu1-
"a personal ante la conciencia
honrada de los trabajadores de
la industrial con motive de de-
claraciones que hiciera en- la a.
samblea del microbes, cuando
lfitm6 que los trabajadores no
deben hacer case de los conse
jos de la prensa" "chauvinis-
tas"; que los firmantes afirman
categ6ricamente que ell Sr. Ma
nuel Garcia jamas ha traiciona
dc a sus compaheros y que Ia
Comisi6n tiene pruebas de que
su personalidad moral es bue-
ma.
Quedan complacidos los ope-
rarios de csc taller.
La gaceta., 1930-04-07
NUEVO CLUB

En- junta celebrada en- los sa
lones del West Tampa Boys
Club por I'm grupo de ~entusias-
tas j0venes de dicha barriada,
qued6 constituido I'm club atle-
tico que Sc conocera como ell
"West Tampa Bar-Bell Club"
Los oficiales elegidos son:
Rene Beiro, Presidente; Willie
Guerra, Secretario; Joaquin
M6ndez, Tesorero; B. C. Fidal-
go, Instructor; Juan Montana,
Manuel Pedregal, Adriano Mu
niz, Francisco Montana, Eduar
do Alvarez, Ramon del Vale,
Miguel A. Beiro Y Laureano
Rocha.
Sc invita- especialmente a "a
juventud latina a que coopere
con nosotros para su mejor de-
sarrollo fisico.
Glasses personales Sc daran
por ell Instructor, gratuitamen-
tie.
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ADMITIO Ell JUEZ ROBES
COMO EVIDENCIA LA CON
FESION DE MATHEW

En- la manana de hoy, al a.
brir otra de las sesiones del
juicio oral de la causa contra
Raymond Mathew, acusado de
asesinar al obrero carpintero
Oscar G. Crawford, ell juez Ro-
bles, de la corte del circuito,
decide admitir como prueba,
para ser entregada al jurado,
la declaration del procesado
en- la cual confiesa ell crimen.
Seg1n ell juez la defensa no
pudo probar que Mathew hui
biera sido tratado con dureza
y por 10 tanto su confession de-
be ser admitida.
LEGO la defensa, en- sus es-
fuerZos para desacreditar a
Fred Thomas, jefe de detecti-
YES, a presentar testigos que
declararon no concederle Gre
ditto a sus palabras.
Ell juez reconcile la habili-
dad de los detectives para a.
rrancar la confession y dijo que
ell detective Henderson a quien
conoce, no es capaz de haber
retorcido un brazo a la Sra.
Mathew, como esta declarara.
La vista de la causa termina-
ra de hoy a manana Y creese
que Ell jurado condenara al
hombre basandose en- Su con-
'fesi6n.
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UNA CARTA DEL TALLER
FILADELFIA

Hemos recibido una carta que
firman a nombre del taller Fl
ladelfia, los tabaqueros siguien-
ties:
Ramon Gonzalo, Prete. de la
Lectura, Lucas Rodriguez, Jor-
ge Perez, Juan Calder6n, Luis
Acosta, Jose Lopez, Ernesto Cal
der6n, Ramon Martinez, Rafael
Frances, Diego A. Hernandez,
Hir6lito Otero, Jose Vargas,
Julio Valdes, Cesareo Otero,
Carmelo Mas, Fermin Rodri-
guez, F. Fec, Baldomero CARR
go, Francisco Soto, Ramon Mi
Ian, Demetrio Canus, Milo Oxa-
mendi, Ramon Navarro, Pedro
Vazquez, Otilio E. Navarro,
Juan Romero, Gonzalo Centeno,
Andres Padilla, Amadeo To-
rres, R. 0. Valdes, Julio Cazue-
la, Enrique Verges y Laureano
Dfaz.
Dicen estos obreros que para
evitar discusiones que pudieran
dar origen a "divisiones" entire
los trabaiadores ,"cuya dnica
aspiration es la unificaci6n Y la
La gaceta., 1930-04-07
Como esta la pesca, Sam?
He estado pescando TODD ell dia
Y nj uno solo ha mordido.

cidos durante los cuatro amos
que precedieron a la guerra Sc
han lido a reunir con sus ante
pasados. Esto, puede ser ell cur
so normal de la vida puesto
que todos los dirigentes de la
guerra, tanto en- su lado civil
como en- ell militar, fueron HON
bres va bien avanzados en- a
nos. Napoleon y sus mariscales
eran jovenes. Wellington esta-
ba en- la flor de su edad cuando
la batalla de Waterloo. Pero
Clemenceau Sc acercaba a los
ochenta amos y Foch a los seten
ia durante su victoriosa campa-
ma de 1918. Los otros generates
tambien eran h0mbres de eda1
ulduuTd.
De todos los Primer Minis
tros de los paises b~eligerante5
yo era ell mas joven. Sc puede
decir que la guerra fue una que
IRA de viejos y la raz6n por las
frecuentes muertes que han ocu
rrido despues de la guerra entire
generates, almirantes y estadis
tas.
Londres, Mario de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PGlLdS Features Syndicate
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AVISO

Enviada de Paris, muy prom
to llegara a la Liberia Mascu-
mana, la Ultima obra de Troy
Ian Turcios, titulada: CUEN-
TOS DEL AMOR Y DE LA
MUERTE.
La critica europea ha tribu-
tado elogios al autor, juzgan-
do su obra de una literature
afiligranada y de un interes
emocionante.
Pronto la podremos ofrecer
a nuestra clientele que gusta
de 10 bueno y de 10 espirituaI.
La gaceta., 1930-04-07
TEATRO CASINO

La preciosa cinta Gel Fan
tasma de Ia Opera, en- la cual
desempena ell principal papel
ell celebre actor Lon CLANCY,
fue exhibida anoche en- este tea
tro, con exito extraordinario.
Ell pdblico qued6 encantadJ
de la magnifica presentation,
explicandose perfectamente que
fueran necesarios seis meses pr
ra preparar la obra y once me
ses para ''filmarla'.
Vamos a dar otros detalles 50
bre esta cinta, que volvera a pa
sar hoy por la pantalla, y los
cuales ell pGblico debe conocer.
Varios grupos de artistas fue
ron d~esignados para seleccionar
los trajes, escenarios, etc.
Once escultores trabajaroa
seis semanas hacienda las esta-
tuas y los frescos de la Opera de
Paris; $50 bailarinas ensaya-
ron los bailables; Glen profeso-
res integraron la orquesta sin
f0nica bajo la direction de Will
liam Tyroler; GALES enteras de
Paris fueron construidas.
Secundan a Lon CLANCY, ade
mas de 5000 bailarinas, coristas
Y otros artistas, Mary Philbin,
Norman Kerry, Snitz Edwards,
A. E. Carewe, Anton Caverka
Bernard Siegel, John SainpoIis,
Edith Yorke, Alexander Bevani
y Cesare Gravina.
Impecable la direction de RI
pert Julian.
La gaceta., 1930-04-07

REDUCE Ia WILMINGTON
DESTRUYE IA !NFECClON
: MITIGA Ell DOlOR

LICARBC es Ell resutado de Investigations y esfudios muy
extensos. I'll valor de esta medicinal Sc ha probado en- la pr&ctca
diaria Menos del uo por c"ento de los casos ha deiado de salif
benefciado con LTCARBO.
Su superioridad es evidente. No descolora la piel. Tiene IN
dior aromatico suave. No es caustlco. Por consiguieute ennicza
a cicatrizaf en- seguida sin irritar O desruir Ell teido cellular.
Evlta las infecciones en- las heridas recientes. Destrnye Ia iufec.
zion 81 va exhCe. Quita ell dolor cast insiantaneamente. la,
pomadas y los ungientos tienden a esparcir la infection en- las
raices del pelo en- la parte afectada: LICARBO evita este.
Ataca, destruye y ccatriza todas las infeccicnes externas de Ia
piel en- cualquier parte del cueFpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
de los pies. No pasa Yin dfa sin 1ue sea necesario usar LIC&RB0.
La gaceta., 1930-04-07
UNA CARTA

Abril 7 de 1880.
Sr. Director del periodico
LA Gaceta'.
Muy Sr. MIC:
Ruego a Vd. la publication d.
esta carta en- su muy leido dia
rio.
LA Fraternidad", Sociedad
de socorros mutuos, hace publ
co cue una comisi6n que repre-
senta a la recien fundada $50
ciedad Medica Latina, integra
da por los doctores Parsons M
Garcia, Aurelio A. Gonzalez, j.
A. Dominguez, A. S. Grimal y
j. A. Mas, nos visit6, siendo pos
tadora de una atenta comunica-
ci6n en- sentido arm6nico Y afer
tuoso, la cual agradecemos en-
TODD su valor, siendo Ell deseo
de esta association que ell curse
que tomen los acontecimientos
en- ell porvenir no dificulten las
buenas relaciones de dichas en-
tidades. Con TODD nuestro buen
deseo para esa digna Sociedad
Soy de todos atentamente,
Por ell Cuerpo Director,
SeUerinO Martinez, J.,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-04-07
Obras ~recibidas:
By Stafford

OUIdS I6ClD1uuo
Ell Nuevo Robinson,-Campe.
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrich.
La Hermana de la Carload
Emilio Castelar,.
Quo Vadis?-E. Sienkiewich.
La Mujer Ad1ltera.-Perez
Escrich.
Ell Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dfa y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Viejo Mundo.
lie Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
Los Ex-Hombres. - Maxine
Cork.
Feder.-Itendhal.
Ell Pirata.-Lord Byron.
Rafael.-Lamartine.
A fuerza de millones.-Le Rou-
ge.
Diccionario Espanol.
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