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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-10-02

Miss nellie Offutt will leave Oakland
tomorrow for a visit with friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Weam Uhl, of Mount Savage,
Miss Margaret Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stewart, of Frostburg,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stewart in Oakland.
Messrs. J. Albert Shaffer and Harry
G. Shaffer left for their homes in
Washington, D. c., yesterday morn
ing after having been here for a week
visiting their sister, Mrs. Louis Bush.
Miss Evelyn Bosley, after spending
the summer months with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Bosley, has gone
to Philadelphia, Pa, where she has
entered Drexel Institute to resume
her studies.
Messrs. VIM. r. Browning and Jas.
Kerins left Oakland Tuesday morning
by motor for a point about two hun
dred miles north of Toronto, Canada,
where they will spend about two weeks
fishing and hunting.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Shilke, Oakland,
and Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Waybright,
Red House, returned to their homes
last night from Morgantown, w. Va,
where they had been attending a con-
ference of the United Lutheran Church
in America two or three days.
Miss Kathryn Kildow, who recently
returned to her home here from Tul-
sa, Oklahoma, has taken a position as
stenographer in the office of the Board
of Education, succeeding Miss Ruth
Newman, who recently resigned the
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swepson Earle, of Bal
timore, were registered guests at the
William-James Hotel in Oakland over
the weekend. Mr.. Earle is State Con-
servation Commissioner of Maryland
and while here was engaged in trans
acting legal business with Mr.. Fred.
A. Thayer, attorney.
Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Trevey returned
to Oakland yesterday after having
spent a week at Charleston, w. Va,
attending the West Virginia Confer
ence of the M. E. church. Following
the close of the conference Rev. and
Mrs. Trevey enjoyed motor trip thru
the Valley of Virginia, going as far
south as Natural Bridge.
Miss Adeline Sincell left Oakland
Tuesday, in company with her mother,
Mrs. BENZ. H. Sincell, for Baltimore,
where the former has enrolled as a
student in the Maryland Institute of
Art and Design. Mrs. Sincell is at
tending a missionary convention in
the city this week and expects to re-
turn to Oakland tomorrow.
Messrs. A. D. Naylor and William
Kildow returned to Oakland Monday
morning from New York in which city
Mr.. Kildow visited his wife who re-
mains a patient in st. Vincent's Hos
pital to which institution she was
taken by Government officials follow
ing an accident on board ship as she
was returning with other War Moth
ers after a visit to her sons grave in
France. Mrs. Kildow expects to be able
to be brought to her home here about
November LIST.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-10-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

Mr.. G. A. Fraley spent Friday in
Clarksburg, w. Va, on business.
Oscar Turney visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lewis, Vindex, on Friday of
last week.
Miss Ruth McRobie returned to
Washington Tuesday after having
spent month at her home here.
Mr.. William R. Offutt is spending
this week in Baltimore on business,
having gone to that city Tuesday.
Misses Monica, Agnes and Dartest
Maroney left Saturday for New York
City where they will spend the winter.
Rev. C. A. Shilke baptized Floyd
Lee Wensell, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Wensell, on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boutwell,, West
ernport, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stewart in Oakland on Sun
day.
Miss Icie Schoch, Port Chester, N.
Y, is at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Schoch, Crellin, for a visit
of few weeks.
Mrs. George w. Fleming and Miss
Maude Bosley, of Clinton, N. c., are
here visiting their sister, Mrs. John
D. Darby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Smouse mo-
tored to Myersville, Nd, Sunday to
visit relatives, returning to Oakland
Tuesday evening.
Misses Mary Thomas and Virginia
Fraley spent the weekend at Grafton
where they visited Miss Thomas par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Thomas.
Miss Maude Marshall, Sisterville,
w. Va, and Miss Edna Holden, Penns-
boro, w. Va, were weekend guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Thompson,
Of Holidays Cove, W. Va, spent a
few days in Oakland recently where
they visited Mrs. Thompson's mother.
Mrs. Anna Smouse.
DIR. Archibald Moore returned to
Oakland Monday from Charleston, W.
Va, Monday, where he had been at
tending the West Virginia Conference
of the M. E. church.
Mr.. Henry Lauer returned to Oak
land last Friday morning from Allan
tic City, where he had been attending
a convention of master bakers of the
eastern United States.
Mrs. Wade H. limbaugh, of Oak
land, and Mrs. Fred. Koch, of King
wood, w. Va, went to Clarksburg, w
Va, Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
James Heitz for a few days.
Mr.. W. McCulloh Brown and his
sister, who spent the summer in Oak
land, left here by motor for Balti-
more this morning where they will &C.
cupy their home during the winter
months. Mr.. Brown expects to return
to Oakland next week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-10-02
NOTICE TO APPLE BUTTER
.. MILL PATRONS.

Fred. Richter's Apple Butter Mill,
near Accident, will be open for bus
mess on Tuesday, September End, and
on every Tuesday thereafter until the
apple butter season ends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11
T r l@IE
 Attractions At Theatres
HOUSE OF HORROR"
 LAST TIMES, PALACE

A labyrinth of mysterious rooms, passageways and staircases kept Chester Conklin and Louise Fazen- da veritable prisoners day after Bay sn the First National lot where syThe House of Horror" was filmed. The featupe is at the Palace for the last times tonight.
 Messengers to the set have at times returned without finding the comedy pair, and Director Christcn- sen and crew, so completely were they hidden in the maze of compli- cated sets. Christensen, having dis carded his gun as an alarm signal for the players, was not so easily located, and he led his cast and technical assistants from one twist ing passageway or weird room to another with disconcerting aban- don.
 The House of Horror" is obvi- ously comedy high-light with Miss Fazenda, and MT Conklin as the leads, but the thrills are packed in tightly for all that, and William V. Mong, Thelma Todd, Dale Full Ter, Emile Chautard and other we'll known players carry the burden of the serious melodrama.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

gest stage ever constructed, there was built for Broadway" the Car Laemmle, Jr., all talking super production, coming Saturday to thu Palace Theatre, a set fully worthy of the multitude of butter anc egg" men who scatter their largesst down the Milky Way.
 The super-superlative of this sci is the Paradise Night Club, true example of cubistic art and als6 an eye-opener even to those Holly wood extravaganzists who immerst themselves O mornings in platinum bawth-tubs.
 Here, then, is Broadway. Fo Broadway could not be built bu with an eXtravagant hand-Broad' way, the Rue de Ia Cabaret.
 But not all is iridescent frotf even on Broadway Beneath tht floating bubbles is the vortex tha' makes them rise and in Broadway the stage success which ran ir New York for 90 consecutive week, this vortex alone provides the en- tire action of the play.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11
THE CARELESS AGE" IS
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT
What is the careless age?

What is the careless age?
 This question is answered in a striking manner in "The Careless Age" the First National-Vitaphone picture, which comes to the Coli scum tonight.
 It is adapted from John van Dru- tens sensational stage play, "Di- version" and deals with the hectic love affair of a young medical stu dent and a sophisticated actress.
 Douglas Fairbanks, jr. is cast as the boy, and Carmel Myers DOT trays the actress, while Loretta Young plays a beautiful young English girl A splendid all-star cast is seen in the picture, includ- ing Holmes Herbert, Kenneth Thomson, Doris Lloyd, Wilfred Noy and Ilka Chase. iAt
 The story has background of London and the Continent. Some very spectacular settings were pro vided for the production.
 "The Careless Age" is said to be one of the outstanding dramatic screen stories of the year.
 It provides both Fairbanks and Miss Myers with the most diffi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

NEW YORK.-The man without country has something of femi- nine parallel in Jeanne Williams, alias Sonia Karlov.
 As Jeanne Williams she is Ameri- can born of American parents, but as Sonia Karlov, she always will be Russian.
 The story pegins SIX years ago when Jeanne and Mary Williams, sisters, left their home in Syracuse, N. r., to become chorus girls.
 The girls were ambitious and de- termined not to stay in the Fol lies" Mary, the younger, studied voice and soon appeared in The Grand Street Follies." Jeanne de- cided to become a dramatic actress.
 Three years ago Jeanne started for Hollywood, started with no hope of finding a place. e.saaEa 3f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

Since 1918 the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league has sold s676,000 worth of players to the major leagues.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11
BRADLEY LEAVES BY
 PLANE FOR SKAGWAl

Under charter to the Alaska Jul neau Gold Mining Company, tho seaplane Taku, Pilot Robert Ellis took off at pm. this afternoon for Skagway with P. R. Bradley. consulting engineer for the com pany and three other passengers In the party were: Miss Virginia Metzgar, Mrs. Florence Oakes and Mrs. w. s. George.
 MT. Bradley is enroute to We"- necke in the Mayo district of Yu- kon Territory to the Treadwell Yu- kon Company's camp. He will make a survey of conditions there and return here in a few weeks. The others in the party were to return here this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

Somewhere before the train reached the west coast Jeanne Will Hams disappeared Three months later there appeared on the hori- zon new Russian player with distinct Russian accent and the name of Sonia Karlov. Somewhere Jeanne Williams had changed her name and her accent. She was signed by leading producer at a large salary.
 Then came the talkies which called for. clear English diction. Like others, Sonia Karlov found that her picture career was over. She had learned her Russian accent too well.
 Now she is returning to Broad way in new play. But she still is Sonia Karlov with Russian ac- cent. tsbab8ts3Hsa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11
BROADWAY" OPENS AT
 PALACE ON SATURDAY
Broadway has moved West.

Broadway has moved West.
 Broadway in all it's fascination and gaiety, in all its abandon and lavishness, has been moved to Hol- lywood. The street that is paved with tinsel and trodden by jeweled heels, the multi-hued lights that chase each other in million fan tastic patterns against a skyscrape of toy balloons, the kaleidoscope of champagne bubbles in paper par ty hat, has been reproduced on the screen.
 At Universal City on sthA big
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

Bill Papke, the old middleweight, now lives in Los Angeles. He re- tired with wealth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11
Destroyer for Canada
 Launched in England

SOUTHAMPTON, England, July new Canadian destroyer Saguenay was launched here to- day. The sister ship, !Skeena, will be launched in September.
 The new destroyer is 1883 tons displacement, length BIO feet and speed of 35 knots.
 The destroyers will replace twp. British craft loaned to Canada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11
LUMBER FOR TAKu

The cannery tender Willard B., of Libby, McNeill and Libby can nery at Taku Harbor, today took on a cargo of lumber at the Ju- neau, Lumber Mills for, that plant,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

Hungary has good bet for the 100 metre swim at the 1892 Olym- pics in Stephen Baranys who fin- ished second to Johnny WeiSmuller at the Amsterdam games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

cult roles they have yet attempted in their respective screen careers, and its coming is awaited with in- terest by their many admirers here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

Solita Salgado, not yet IT, is Frances hope for the 500 metre swim at the next Olympic games in Los Angeles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11
SPORT BRIEFS

Jim Jeffries, the heavyweight champion, was the son of minis ter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-07-11

Herman and Henry Periick, the Fighting Twins" are identical in physical measurements, yet the former fights in main bouts and the latter in the preiiminaries.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

ell joven senador por ell conda-
do de Hillsborough que aspira
a la reelection y TODD indica
que sera reelecto.
Pat oefendi6 en- la pasada
legislature la ley de compensa-
cion a los obreros y evit6 que
Sc cargara al tabaco de Tam
pa un inmpuesto de 1870.
De ser electo la presidencia
del senado sera para ell. Guam
do las elecciones de la Carta
dijo la verdad al pueblo latino
al asegurar que la representa-
ci6n por barrios era una "far-
sa' y que mas convenia la cleo
ci6n de concejales por toda la
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
Ell COMITE NIVELADOR
TRATA DE MULTAR A LA
FIRMA JOSE E~SCALANTE,
POR UN APPENDIX

Cuando escribimos estas II
meas Sc halla planteado un pc
quenc conflicto entire la firma
de Jose Escalante y Co. y ell
Comite Nivelador, por TN a
prendiz.
SegGn tenemos entendido ell
Sr. Escalante Sc MEGA a pagan
una multa que ell Comite quie-
re imponerle por haber senta-
do un aprendiz sin la tarjeta
requerida.
FL padre del aprendiz 0 a
prendiza alega que Sc lie dijo
10 mandara a trabajar que des-
puGs le darfan la tarjeta.
Sinceramente deseamos que
esa pequena question Sc ARE
gle amigablemente.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
TEATRO CASINO

General Crack" la notable
pelicula en- que tanto Sc distin-
que ell genial John Barrymore,
volvera a exhibirse hoy.
John revela EN- esta cinta que
es un digno hijo de Maurice
Barrymore.
FL h6roe de la acci6n, here
dero de un Duque, tiene en- ell
famoso actor un interprete
inimitable.
Lo secundan de manera adj
mirable Marion Nixon, Armi-
da, Lowell Sherman y otras
primeras figuras de la panta-
LA.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

quien sin ofrecer resistencia en-
treg6 a HodaZ.
FL hombre, enemigo de los
Waller, que lie habian acusadC
de robo, desapareci6 la soma
ma pasada de la yecina ciudad,
luego de haber sido dinamita-
da la casa de los anteriores y
haber perdido una pierna, por
efectos de la explosion, la Sra.
Waller.
Dice ell diputado que los
hombres Sc acercaron a su au-
tom6vil hacienda disparos y
que lie ordenaron no hiciera re-
sistencia, nj hablara, 81 guerra
conservar la vida.
Aver por la manana un ami
go de HodaZ, OFT Keen, c0se-
chero de fresas de Plant City,
fue sacado de su casa y maltra-
tado por un grupo de hombres.
Saly6 la vida por haber CON
vencido a sus asaltantes de que
no habia ayudado a la fuga de
Hodaz.
Made duda en- Tampa y Plant
City de que Hodaz ha sido lyn-
chado; pero algunas personals
Green que probablemente ell ca
daver no aparecera.
Segdn ell diputado ell hombre
do a entender que habia colo
cado las bombas en- casa de
Willaford, mas no en- la de
Waller.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana. Abril %. - Otra
hazana del coronel Lindbergh
registra la historic de la avia-
ci6n.
FL famoso aviador america
no, "as" de los Eases de los
aviadores de TODD ell mundo, sa-
lilo aver de aqui a las 5 y 33 mi
nutos de la madrugada. y a las
4:04 de la tarde, mucho antes
de la bora esperada, descendia
con su anfibio SikorSky en- ell
aerodromo de Frances, en- Pa
mama, habiendo reeorrido en-
10 horas y 81 minutes una dis
tancia de 1888 millas.
Hizo ell viaje pasando por
Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, Y
con una carga de 215 libras de
correspondence.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
UN SALUDO DESDE POMPE-
VA

BESIDE las ruinas de Pompe-
va, la historical ciudad que fue-
ra destruida por ell Vesubio,
nos manda una postal ell DR..
Manuel Sueiras Miralles, que
rido amigo nuestro y presiden-
tie de la Association M6dica La
tina.
La postal es una fotograf.a
del Arco del emperador Ner6n.
Ell DR.. Sueiras Sc encuentra
bien de salud Y envia recuer
dos para sus amigos de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Madrid, Abril 28.-Las de-
claraciones de Pho Baroja, ell
famoso novelista, estan siendo
muy comentadas, en- la MEDIA
que permite la Censura.
Ha dicho Pho Baroja que a
Espana lie convendrfa una Die
tadura liberal, la cual entrega-
ra al pueblo los bienes comma
les : redujera ell ejercito, utili-
Zando a los sodados en- la cons
trucci6n de obras publicas.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Los candidates a senadol
por ell condado de Hillsboro.
ugh iniciaron ell sabado la can
pana electoral, en- Alderman
Ford.
Todos expusieron mobiles
ideas y su deseo de servir a.
pueblo.
Morris di6 la "pitada" nu-
nero l, diciendo que Pat tiene
ell prop6sito de 'acogotar' al go.
ber1ador Carlton para quedar-
Sc Il con ell gobierno.
Carlton y Pat buenos amigos
son por cuanto ell primero tuvo
que confiarse al segundo, al ia
lento del segando, en- la pasada
legislature.
81 Pat" hubiera querido per-
judicar a Carlton 10 hubiera he
chO antes. cuando Sc lie presen-
taron muchas y ''brillantes" O.
portunidades.
Tai como vemos las cosas, el
tabaco de Tampa tendra de de-
fensor en- ell senado, contra |
impuesto que Sc lie pretende i'm
poner, al nominado presidente
de csc cuerpo, Mr.. Pat Whita-
ker.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Habana, AbriI 28.-Hacense
g%estiones para conseguir sea
retirada una circular de la Sc
cretaria de hacienda por la
cual Sc obliga a los pasajeros
de transito que vienen a Cuba
a revelar ell dinero que traen.
Protestas sc hicieron por los
turistas la semana pasada.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Y la situac'on nos parece ma
la, bastante mala.
En- ell trimeStre de octubre a
diciembre de 1929 ell Circulo tu-
vo I'm deficit en- sus gastos de
Isl, 720.95.
De $663,74, segdn esa revis-
ia, ha sido ell deficit en- eltrimes
tire de enero 9 MARIO.
Ia "enfermedad es grave"
por cuanto er seis meses ell
Circulo ha tenido perdidas que
montan a la cantidad de $2,3S4.
Y de acuerdo con ell balance
presentado por la Secci6n de In
tereSes, la sociedad tiene en- Sc
tos momento3 cuentas a pagan
con un total de $18,717.58.
Tn c~ontrato que cumplir con
la General Motors de $291.60;
otro contrato con la Southern
Pump and Supply Co., por
$325.00.
Notas que Sc adeudan a IN
banco.c con valor de $4,000, y
$11,402.26 que la sociedad de
be al Fondo de Auxilio de la mis-
ma.
Quiere este decir que ell Circu
10 tiene obligaciones y deudas
por 30,731.44, con una can't
dad en- effective para responder
a elias, menor de 100000.
iC6mo negar que la situaci5n
es grave?
iSon irlprescindibles las re-
formas que Sc proponen al re-
glamento?
mo Sc podrian e~quilibrar los
gastos sin "enmendar' ell regla-
mento?
Los amigos del Circulo Cuba
no estan siendo llamados a filas.
Debemos salvar a la Sociedad
que atraviesa la mas terrible
"sitpaci6n economical" de 81
historic.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Ell pueblo quiere DIR hablar
de contribuciones, de 10 que po-
sitivamente lie interesa, no de
rencillas personales entire los
candidates
Lo que los ciudadanos del con
dado desean es que un hombre
inteligente, energico, simpatico
a los senadores, les represen5e
en- la alta camara del estado.
Morris, Hesterley y Watson
son hombres simpaticos e int
ligentes; pero ninguno de clio
tiene la preparation de Pat, "a
habilidad de este, y ninguno pc.
dra presidir el senado 81 ell pue-
bio vota en- contra del hombre
que lie convene.
IVA ell condado, por pequene'
ces que no debemos mencionar,
a despreciar la presidential del
senado y ell puesto de teniente
gobernador?
Podemos contestar negativa-
merte.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Hoy por la manana sc reel
bio en- esta ciudad la noticia d.
que cerca de Antioch Sc habfs
encontrado ell cadaver del hun
caro- John Hodaz, ciudadano q
quien aver detuvo en- una casa
de la avenida Magnolia bajo la
acusaci6n de haber dinamitado
la casa de la Sra. Waller, Ell
Plant City, ell diputado Robin
son, de la oficina del sheriff
Joughin.
Hacia csc lugar salieron e.
sheriff y ell fiscal del estado,
juez Parkhill, pero al llegal
ALI Sc comproh6 que la noticia
era falsa.
I'm grupo numeroso de dipu-
tados del sheriff, utilizando sa.
buesos y otros elementos, bus,
ca hoy por TODD ell condado e.
cuerpo de HodaZ, arrebatadc
aver a Robinson, por hombreS
enmascarados, en- Coronet, lu.
gar a cuatro millas de Plant
City, en- Ell canine de Mulber.
ry.
Llevaba ell diputado al pre-.
so para la carcel de Barlow, er
lugar de haberlo dejado en- la
carcel de Tampa, donde su vi
da no hubiera peligradO.
A Hodaz Sc lie estuvo bus
cando toda Ia semana pasada
como autor de la colocaci6n de
las bombas: pero hasta aver
domingo no Sc lie pudo detener,
Ell diputedo Robinson encon-
tr6 al hombre sentado en- ell
portal de la casa nGmero lis
de la avenida Magnolia, donde
estaba resldiendo desde ell mier
coles, y !e pidi6 Sc sometiera a
su autoridad. Sin hacer resis-
tencia ell hombre Sc entreg6,
pidiendo al diputado lie permi-
tiera pCnerse en- relaci6n con
un abogado, 10 que temporal :
mente Sc lie neg6.
Tan pronto lie hubo arresta-
do, Robinson, sin consular al
sheriff Joughin, Sc puso en- Cd
mino de Barlow, con Ell preso.
Al llegar a Coroneta dos au-
tomoviles lie salieron al encuen
tro y los hombres enmascara-
dos que en- estos iban amenaza-
ron de muerte al diputado,
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
SECCION DE PROTECTION
Y AUXILIO DEL CENTRIC
ESPAEOL

En- cumplimiento de 10 que
previene nuestro reglamento,
sc convoca por este medic a
todos los miembros de esta Sec
ci6n para la Junta General Or
dinaria que ha de celebrarse
en- nuestro edificio social de
Ybor, esta noche, a las 8:15.
Habiendo que tratar asun-
tos de importancia Sc espera
que no falte un solo socio.
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
s @ A [ E s

Nunca ell cronista, en- los
amos Que lleVa ejerciendo su
cargo en- esta simpatica urbe
floridana, habia presenclado
tan imponente desbordamiento
de publico en- una fiesta cam
pestre como ell de aver en- la
playa de Rocky Point. Fue un
exito grandioso para los actl-
vos y emprendedores j6venes
que representa- con entusias-
mo Y prestigio la "Secclon de
Intereses del Centre Asturia-
no."
Sc pens6 siempre que esta
"romeria" marcaria un re-
cord" no tan solo en- concurren
cia sine que tambien economi-
camente, y los que hicieron tan
hermosa profecia hoy pueden
s~entirse satisfechos.
A las seis de la tarde va no
quedaba NADIA en- ninguna de
AS cantinas que ALI Sc impro-
visaron, y era tai ell numero de
automobiles estacionados en-
uno de los costados de la pin
toresca playa, que resultaba
materialmente impossible dar
un solo paso.
Cuando contemplate aque-
LA abigarrada muchedumbre
me parecia que toda la pode-
rosa y respectable colonia ALI Sc
habfa dado eta con la delibe-
rada intencion de pasar algu-
mas horas de verdadera e inten
sa algeria en- ell mas bello y
hermoso "picnic" de la tempo
rada.
La fiesta campestre en- 81,
fue exquisite y colossal.
Ell programa do comienzo a
Ia una de la tarde con un SUI
culento almuerzo servido en- va
rias mesas que Sc extendian por
TODD 10 largo del campo; pero
no fue possible que cientos de
comensales ocuparan sus pues-
tos por Ia natural y sencilla ra-
z6n de que en- la primera mesa
va Sc habian sentado cuatro-
ciontos "romeros" que con gran
apetito lie "entraron" al sabro-
so "arroz con pollo," servido
por los diligentes muchachos
de la "Seccion de Recreo" y
"Juventud Enthusiastic"
En- los sitios preferences ocu-
paron sus silIas ell Mayor de la
Ciudad, D. B. Mckay; L. E.
Knight, Jefe de la P%olicia; She
riff Joughin, Mariana Alvarez,
Francisco Gonzalez, Presiden-
tie de la sociedad asturiana; Ar
cadio Leiva, director de LA
Prensa;" Diego Here's, cronista
social de LA Traducci6n;"
Manuel Llera, reporter del pc
ri6dico "The Daily Times"
Armando Rodriguez, Gabino
Rodriguez, Julia Rodriguez,
Cristino Rodriguez, Evangeli-
ma Rodriguez, Teresa Ferrer,
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

htlca a favor del partldo Con-
servaLor.
Habana, Abril 28.-Un nue.
No canonero, de lis toneladas,
ccnstruido en- ell astillero de
Blanco y Diaz de este puerto,
ezra lanzado al aqua ell dia 20
de mayo, aniversario de la
constitution de la repdblica.
{ ostara Ell buque cuando este
terminate la cantidad de 80
mil pesos,
Hay Ia intenci6n de ponerle
e. nombre de l.. Bravo en- no.
+ de on marino peruano que
durante la guerra del 1868 cap
tur6 ell buque espanol Mocte-
yuma, que Sc dirigia de MEXICO
a Espana,