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ALEXANDRIA.

- ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 16 (Spe-
HiaD Willie Gains, %, colored, of Har-
risonburg, Va, was sentenced to 80 days
IN jail and fined 500 and costs by
Judge William S. Snow in Police Court
to-day on charges of driving while drunk
and transporting one-half gallon Of al
legged whisky.
Mary knight, colored, Alp South Co.
1llmbus street, was fined 500 and costs
and sentenced to six months in jail on
Ascharge of felonious assault with gun
on Earl Ruth, also colored. The gun
was nred in a crowded street and this
caused the Judge to make the sentence
unusually severe. Ruth was shot in the
hand. If the fine is paid the jail SEN
tence will be suspended.
- Mayor Robert S. Jones, in letter
yesterday to John Barton Phillips, pres
4dent of the Chamber of Commerce, di-
rected attention to the movement about
60 be launched by the chamber for a
Premiership campaign.
- Local citizens received 10000 tax bills
IN the mail this morning. These were
mailed out yesterday by Purvis Taylor,
city tax collector, and are for the first
half Of the year, due May is.
The three plans OF the Chamber OF
Commerce as outlined in the recent re-
organization was the topic and an ad-
dress before the local Rotary Club by
John Barton Phillips, president, yester-
day. These plans were, first, to sell
Alexandria to the people Of Alexandria;
second, to develop along well defined
Zines as far as the Chamber of Com
.1nerce can go; and third, to advertise
and sell Alexandria to outsiders.
A mass meeting of the commuters on
the bus and electric railway lines will be
held tomorrow night at the Elks' Audi
torium. This will be the third meeting
of the commuters, but is the first since
The fare hearings we're started in Rich
mond. The commuters will present their
side OF the case to the State Corporation
Commission April %, and plans for this
hearing will be made tomorrow night.
y Funeral services for John William
Mehrling, 81, who died Monday at the
alexandria Hospital following an at
tack while working at George Mason
High School, where he was caretaker,
will be held at $50 o'clock this evening
at his late residence, Montrose and
Hume avenues. Potomac Rev. H. l..
Hout, pastor of the Del Ray Methodist
Episcopal Church South, will conduct
the services and burial will be at /
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at Fred
erick. Md.
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It was announced today by Otto W,
Anderson, county agricultural agent.
The work of planting the trees Will,
1t is stated, be started late this week,
under the supervision of a representa-
tive of the extension service Of the
University of Maryland. The trees will
be placed 100 feet apart and will line
both sides of the thoroughfare. The
right of way is 40 feet wide and. &C
cording to County Agent Anderson, the
trees viii be located about feet from
the side lines.
Decision to beautify the three-lnile
stretch was the result of interest On
the part of County Agent Anderson
who obtained the written consent Of
the owners of abutting property.
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BONDS FOR JAIL
Favored BY. BOARD
Arlington Supervisors Say
: They Cannot Spare Funds
From Budget.
Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
- CLARENDON, Va, April 16.-The
county board of supervisors, at its reg
Ular session, at the court house yester-
day, adopted a motion placing itself
On record as in favor of bond issue
TO built new county jail and discarded
the suggestion that the project be in
eorporated in the budget for the year
. The advocates of the new jail are
told by the motion, which was offered
by Supervisor B. NJ Hedrick, seconded
by Supervisor E G. Turnburke and OPP
nosed by Chairman Edward Duncan,
that "the board is in need of its funds
for better purposes than to build new
aaiI." The motion suggests to the au-
yocates that they file a petition with
the court for a special election to de-
termine by the people whether or not
bonds shall be issued and In what
amount.
=, Suggestions Rejected.
chairman Duncan called attention
to the Sill 900 raised several years ago
by special jail levy, which is stu IN
hand, and suggested that the poll, DOG
and bus taxes and the refund from
fees be added to this amount for the
project. His suggestion was rejected
by other members of the board. VINO
pointed out that the funds derived
from those sources were set aside LOT
the county schools.
Members of the Organized Women
Voters Of Arlington County, the lead
ing proponent of the new jail, ADVISED
the board that they were not particu-
lar as to how the money was raised.
frfnTpCtpH fneV
said. is 20 have the present building,
which. they claim, Is disgrace TO the
county. replaced by a structure with
annie space to care for all types OF
prisoners and dentention cases and
with modern sanitation.
Water Extensions Assured.
Water extensions, which have been
Soetitioned for by citizens of Fort
Wyer Heights. Livingston Heights and
Mackey's Hill. were virtually assured
with the announcement by Chairman
duncan that the board would borrow
funds SUFFICIENT to handle the various
projects.
= No action was taken by the board on
n reuuest of Mrs. Mae Jacobs, superln-
tendent of public welfare, for an auto
mobile for use in her work. To en-
phasize the need of this type of trans
bortation. Mrs. Jacobs submitted re-
bort showing that she had made a
total of 7,719 calls since taking over the
office in 1925. Dealing with finances,
Fhe report showed that donations
received for the same period
amounted to $5,e4337, and the balance
On hand is $2,1T9.82. The board adj
1yised the welfare worker that they
would consider the appointment of an
assistant and suggested to her that she
Submit names of persons qualified for
she work.
8 Consideration of an application Of
y C. Boss for a permit to erect an
apartment house in Lyon Park was de-
ferred until tomorrow morning, when
HE board will hold special meeting.
AT that time the board also will con-
slider bids received for new trucks
needed for the road and scavenger de-
pHrtments.
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BIC TREE PLANTING
PROGRAM STARTED
Maryland Forestry Service
and Towns Cooperating
in Work.

special D1SpAbCn 10 Inc SURF
CUMBERLAND Md, April 16.-A
large tree-planting program is being
carried out under direction of District
Forester H. c. Buckingham of this city.
He recently conferred with the civic
clubs of KitZmiller and Oakland COM
posed of women who are cooperating in
the projects.
The Kitzmiller Civic Club will hold a
celebration tomorrow when a number
of trees will be planted along the streets
Of the town, while the Kitzmiller Gram
mar School children will plant trees In
the school yard.
The Oakland Civic Club has decided
on a explaining project to be carried
out in the Harrington State Forest. This
month Mr.. Buckingham is setting out
10000 red pine trees on the forest re-
serve and F. F.. Nicola Of Pittsburgh,
owner of Rock Ledge, is to plant $4,000
of the same variety on approximately 20
acres of land.
May Plant japanese ChestnutS.
That a number of Japanese chestnuts
might be planted in this territory by
the government as an experiment. was
also stated by Mr.. Buckingham. The
Japanese chestnut Is said to be able to
Withstand the blight that is killing the
American chestnut trees and wood Is
said to be of better grade. The plant
ing would be on the States forest re-
serves.
Mr.. Buckingham will be assisted in
tree planting of Harrington Manor by
members of Oakland Troop, No. l, Boy
Scouts of America.
State Road Selected.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 16 (Spe-
ciaD The State road between Lay
louisville and Etchison, this county.
distance of about 8 miles, has been
selected for Identification by the
planting of Oriental trees to be pro-
vided by the State forestry department.,
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quest thpt 800 $50 be included in this
years levy toward a free public library.
The resolution sets forth as reason
that business conditions In this country
are extremely precarious," unemploy-
ment widespread and that the average
wages are low-all contributing to a
condition, where the addition to the levy
would be burden to the taxpayers at
this time. The Federation of Womens
Clubs, among other organizations, had
been prominent in pushing the request.
The commissioners passed the annual
levy, which totals 81, 361 1929, or SIS
l9l in excess of last years budget. Sew
enty-three per cent of the budget Is
confined to two items. The Allegany
County Board of Education will receive
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S844, 346.36 and the roads and bridges
account $144 ,397.10. The largest In
crease is $4,000 over the usual $4,000
allowed for elections. This sum is ne
cessitated by the State and county cleo
lions held this year The school boards
increase is $8,544,86 and the board of
health's, Sl,194.
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Berlin Still Raided.

BERLIN, April 16 (P).-Revenue
agents raided an Illicit distillery con-
cealed In luxurious villa on the out
skirts of Berlin today and arrested six
persons, one of them a woman. They
also confiscated powerful truck used to
run the liquor into the metropolis. The
profits of the diStillery were based on
evasion of the high liquor tax.
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"a INJURED IN ELEVATOR
FALL SHOW Improvement
chattanooga Mayor and Tennessee
Judge Are Among Victims
% in Hotel Accident.

By the Associated Press.
:. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April TO-
Mayor E. D. Bass and IS others, in
Cured when an elevator fell six floors In
q hotel here Monday night, were re-
ported improved yesterday.
= Mayor Bass, the most seriously hurt
had his arm broken and hip and pelvis
bones fractured
a Judge Nathan Bachman, former
member of the State Supreme Court
Suffered a fractured leg.
The elevator fell as the men were on
their way to attend the fifteenth annual
dinner of the Dixie Highway Associa-
kinf1
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BODY FOUND IN RIVER.

William Mort of Pearre, Md, One
aF
Of Two Victims of Boat Accident.
GREAT CACAPON, w. Va, April 16
5SpeciaD The body of William Mort,
as of Pearre. Md, just across the Po-
temac from here, was found Tuesday
morning by John Rankin while crossing
the river by boat. 1t was taken in
charge by Maryland authorities.
= Mort was drowned March % when a
boat capsized while crossing the river
%ith Clarence Unger, TO- of this place.
awho was also drowned. Unger's body
has not been recovered. Mort was I'M
married.
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FIREMEN TO MAKE
SCHOOL SURVEY
Conditions in Arlington County
Involving Safety of Children
to Be Reported.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ARLINGTON, Va, April 16.-Walter
U. Varney, president Of the Arlington
at its meeting last night held in the
new fire house of the Arlington depart
ment instructed the chiefs of the va
riouS departments to make survey of
the schools in the two counties and re-
port on fire conditions.
The treasurer of the relief reported
that 1892 had been expended for the
benefit of f1remen hurt in the line OF
duty during the month.
Cherrydale was selected as the next
meeting place.
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APARTMENT is OPPOSED
Lyon Park Citizens Body Against
Proposed Structure, Says Orr.

CLARENDON, Va, April Is (Spe-
ciaD The proposal of j. c. Boss to
erect an apartment house in Lyon Park,
application for permit of which is now
in hands of the county board of super
visors, will be bitterly fought by resi-
dents of Lyon Park, according to an
nouncement today of Arthur Orr, presi-
dent of the Lyon Park Citizens Asso-
citation.
A special meeting of the board will be
held tomorrow morning to consider the
application.
Lyon Park, Mr.. Orr asserted, is
strictly an A residential section and has
been designated as such by the tentative
coming ordinance, which the board of
supervisors plans to adopt in the near
future. Apartment houses under the
ordinance, it was pointed out
are permitted only in residential B.
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LEVY FOR LIBRARY
REFUSED BY COUNTY
Conditions of Unemployment Cited
by Commissioners in Mary
land for Action.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, April 16.-The
Allegany County commissioners yester-
day passed a resolution refusing re-
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Kellogg Quits Grain Firms.

CHICAGO. April Is Op).-Kellogg
quits as general manager of Farmers
National Grain Corporation. and as vice
president f Grain Sterilization Corpora
ton.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

gun modo un espectro; no salgo
ahora de la tumba. Di, les que
no estas contenta de volver a
yer a un amigo? Me e~ncuentro
muy cambiado, mo es verdad?
iQue diantre! es que ell tempo
no pasa en- balde. Por 10 demaS,
tn tambien has envejecido; no
cbS,ante, aun conservaS tus
ojos azules, tn boca rosada y
csc aire picaresco que me enlo-
quecia. Palgbra de honor, iaun
estas magnifica!
"Puesto que ell AGAR, que Sc
complace en- hacer estas cosas,
ha hecho que nos encontrase.
mos, podriamos charlar un ra-
tito"
i listed no saba, pues, que
lyo estuviese aqui?-balbuced
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

De pronto, una risita SEGA a
brio sus labios.
La portera continuaba tenn
blando. Lejos de tranquilizarse,
su espanto aumentaba.
i Bueno!-dijo Ramoneau
cesando de reir,-es bien raro a
pesar de TODD; que ell diablo me
lleve 81 70 esperaba encontrar
aqui una antigua amistad.
i Pues bien! este me produce
placer porque me recuerda los
buenos tiempos. iAh! va estan
lejos, bien lejos. No importa
cuando Sc ha amado 10 recuer.
da uno siempre. iTruenos! len
tonces eras til muy bonita !,
iEa! ipor que me miras de ese
modo? Vamos, tranquilizate
soy un aparecido, perO de min
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

la fortuna tie ha vuelto la espal-
da, como a mi. GQue quieres?
no no Sc puede hacer NADIA ell
contra de la desgracia. Ademas
mi pobre Hortensia-ya yes
que no he olvidado tn nombre,
-cuando tie conoci va ibas de
capa caida. Los amores son CO.
mo las ayes de paso; desapa-
recen en- cuanto Sc aproXima ell
invierno. Pero vaya, consuela-
tie; tanto vale tirar del Gordon
de la campanilla como de Ia
cola del diablo.
"Y a prop6sito-anadi6 cam
biando de tono,-hace pocos
dias me han hablado de IT,"
i De mi, de mf!-exclam6.
ST, y tambien del nino que
te confie.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

Ante ell club Kiwanis decla-
r6 aver en- esta ciudad ell DR..
Henry Hanson, Official de salud
pdbica del estado, que a la Flo
rida haria tanto bien como un
resurgir de las buenas condi-
cicnes econ6micas ell limpiar Ell
estado de la fiebre malaria y
las lombrices.
Hablando sobre ell alto pre-
clio de la leche dijo que Sc debfa
a la ineficiencia de una gran
'parte de la poblaci6n de las fin
cas-, que SURE de malaria.
La naci0n tuvo ell ano pasadC
"a, 900 casos de malaria, con
470 defunciones.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
NOTICIAS DE- INTERES LOCAL

| Mas de so oficiales de los Ca
balleros de Fidias arribarar
hoy para conferenciar con los
de aqui sobre los arreglos he.
chos para la pr6xima conven-
ci6n, que sera inaug'urada ell
dia II.
Este grupo sera la vanguar-
dia del contingente de 500 0
mas que vendran de todos los
lugares del pals, Canada y Alas
ka.
Hoy Sc abrira e lhotel Tam
pa Bay, lugar donde Sc hospe-
daran la mayoria de los delega-
dos.
Viene a la cabeza del grupo
que es %aguardado hoy ell supre
mo canciller, Sr. Alva M. Limp
kin, de Columbia, South Carroll
ma.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

da ansiosa hacia la puerta y Sc
dej6 caer en- su silla.
Pedro Ricart no habfa tenido
que esforzarse mucho para com
prender que su "vieja'', como 81
la llamaba, no estaba encanta-
da, nj mucho menos, de volver
a verle y de encontrarse sola
con el. Pero aunque no fuese
mas que para hacerle pasar un
NAL ratio, guerra permanecer
un instante con ella.
-Mira-dijo frunciendo las
cejas,-dejate de tonterias; 81
entra alguien quedas dispense
da de presentarme; nuestros a
suntos no interesan a nadie.
"Deciamos, pues, que te has
hecho portera-continu6 en- to-
no burl6n;-esO demuestra que
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
COMPLICATIONS Ell JURA-
DO PARA JUZGAR A LA
O~STERREICH

Los Angeles, Agosto 7.-El
iuicio de la causa contra la Sc
fora Walberga Oesterreich,
acusada de asesinar a su ma
rido, retirado fabricante de
Milwaukee, lego hoy a la par
tie de la toma de testimonies.
Tres dias Sc invirtieron en- Sc
leccionar I'm jurado de seis mu
jeres y seis hombres, ell cual
presto j~uramento aver.
Como testigo del fiscal Sc ha
citado a Otto S%anhuber, aman-
tie que fuera de la mujer.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
UN FRACASO PERJUD1-
CIAL AL Socialism, ES
Ell GOBIERNO LABORIS-
IA

Williamstown, Mass, Agosto
John Martin, un ciudadano
americana native de Inglaterra
V asociado que fuera de Ram
say Mcdonald, primer ministro
laborista, en- un discurso pro-
nunciado ante ell institute de
politica dijo que MacD Donald ha
bia fracasado en- ell empeno de
establecer un orden de verda-
S<ro socialismo en- las islas in
glesas. Martin, que ayudo a la
organization del partido Labo-
rista ingles, sostuvo que ell pri-
mer ministro, 10 mismo que
los socialistas de Francia y A
lemania han probable q. ell par
lamentarismo es una maquina
incapaz de producer revolucio-
narios cambios sociales.
para los rusos e italianos
que estan hoy en- el poder, es
claro que la vida, libertad y la
consecuci6n de la felicidad no
han sido obtenidos por los me-
todos parlamentarios de la de-
mocracia occidental. La finali-
dad, Y no los metodos para lie
gar a ella, es toda la materia
importante para comunistas Y
fascistas. Como un viejo socia-
lista he llegado a la conclusion
de que 81 listed admite que 10
importante es la finalidad, los
T9tN5os de Lenin so nsuperiO-
res a los de Mac Donald. Ell par
lamentarismo es complement
tie imponente para establecer
un nuevo orden de sociedad.
Mac Donald no va a ninguna
parte. Lo mismo puede AFR
marse de los socialistas de Ale
mania Y Francia.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

Falleci6 aver en- Ell hospital
municipal la Sra. Robert Nc
Lain, vecina de la avenida Is
1904, que ell domingo por la no.
che sufriera graves lesiones en-
un accidente automovilista, en-
ell canine de Plant City, viajan-
do con Oscar Ellis, de Winter
Haven. Ellis muri6 instantanea
mente.
La desventurada mujer SUI
heridas en- la cabeza Y en-
la cara.
Al ingresar en- ell hospital
ella do S unombre de soltera,
Leona Douglas.
Tn jurado investigator libr6
de culpa al driver del otro We
Marvin Clayton.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

La. Sra. J. L. Waller y su es-
poso, vecinos de Plant City, pre-
sentaron aver un pleito en- la
corte del circuito reclamando
100000 contra la herencia que
dejara ell hdngaro John Hodaz,
asesinado por una turba hace
pocos meseS.
La Sra. Waller result6 gra-
vemente herida a consequence
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
Nj remotamente.

ella
Nj remotamente.
-Entonces no comprendo...
y sin embargo, es muy sen
clio; 70 he venido para yer a
uno que vive en- esta casa.
-GY que listed conoce?
-Naturalmente. Pero va ha-
blaremos de ESQ. Mientras tan
to, con o sin tn permiso me sien
to; no veo la necesidad de estar
de pie pudiendo estar de otro
modo. Las sillas Sc han hecho
para sentarse, jnO es verdad?
iOh! Puedes hacer igual que
70, no tie molestes.
Mientras hablaba habia to-
mado una silla y Sc habia senta-
do.
La portera dirigi6 una mira
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
TRES MESES DE CARCEL
PARA Ell LIDER PATEL

Bombay, India, Agosto T.
Willabhai Patel, lider del con-
greso, arrestado Ell sabado, fue
condenado hoy a tres meses de
carcel por la participation que
tuvo en- la campana de desc
bediencia civil de Mahatma
Gandhi.
Cuatro mujeres, multadas al
mismo TEMPO, rehusaron pa
gar, diciendo preferfan la pri-
sion.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

La portera Sc agit6 en- su a.
slen,o con I'm visible malestar.
-Espero que me daras mott
cias de el-dijo Ricart con o
cavernosa.
IFS que viene listed a re-
acknowledgements con es-
panto.
Els mi hijo Y creo que ten
go derecho a saber 10 que ha ST.
do de Ell.
10 ignoro-gimi6.-Ya 50
be listed que ell nino no r milo:
IS listed quien 10 abandon6.
Va comprendo; 10 llevasts
al asilo.
No.
-Entonces, iqu6 has hecho
de Ell? dimelo.
Me 10 quitaron; un comisa-
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

de una explosion ocasionada,
segdn Sc supone, por una bonn
ba que Hodaz colocara en- su ca
sa.
La firma de abogados her
manos Whitaker representa- a
los reclamantes.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
.OLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES FADRES.
TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German
Henry German

los de una loca.
Pedro Ricart, Pedro Ri
cart...-murmur6 con voz aho-
gada.
Al DIR pronunciar su nombre,
ell miserable Sc echo instintiva-
mente hacia atras. Pero no tar
do en- recobrar su presencia de
amino, pensando que aquella
vieja no podia ser I'm enemigo
muy temible para Ell. Cerr6 pru
dentemente la puerta del cuchi
tril Y Sc coloc6 otra vez enfren-
tie de la portera.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

Por vender ocho onzas de al
coh6l sin una receta, los agen-
ties de la prohibition arrestaron
aver al Sr. F. P. Hill, dueno de
la botica situada en- la avenida
de Florida numero 6201.
Hill presto fianza de $500,
quedando en- libertad. Tn jul
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
ola COLUM.
NA".-OFICIAL

A los tenedores de tickets pa
ra ell Regalo del autom6vil:
Con motive de no concordar
la fecha del pr6ximo sorteo,
que Sc celebrara ell dfa 9 de
Agosto, con la anunciada en-
nuestras papeletas, 10 cual po-
dria acarrearnos graves tras-
tornos, es por 10 que hemos a.
cordado posponer la fecha de
este Regalo, para ell sorteo que
Sc celebrara ell pr6ximo 20 de
Agosto.
Atentamente,
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

clio preliminar Sc lie concedera
ell dia 10.
Dinero mareado lie dleron los
agentes al hombre que compro
el alcohol.
Pat Whitaker defiende al "a
cusado.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
Ell JOVEN BAlRCELO LIE
VA 1853 HORAS SUBIDO A
UN ARBOL

A las dos de la tarde cum
pli6 1913 horas de estancia en- la
copa de un arbol, en- la esquina
de La Gale 16 y avenida 13, ell
j6ven George Barcel6.
Tiene ell prop6sito de batir la
marca puesta por I'm muchacho
de Jacksonville, que es de Is
dias.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

Hasta ell viernes Sc reserve
eyer ell juez Norona, del juzga-
do de paz de Ybor, SUI decision
en- ell case de Paul Mortella, due
TO del cafe que confiesa do
muerte a Luis Saladrigas, ell
dia "a de julio; pero que 10 hi
70 en- defensa propia.
Declararon mas de diez tes-
tigos, la mayoria en- favor de
Mortellaro.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

Hasta manana tienen de pla-
70 para reclamar los depositan-
tes del Banco de los Ciudadanos
que todavfa no 10 hayan hecho.
Creese que monta a $500,000 Ia
cantidad aun no reclamada.
Por ell estado de cuentas que
ell liquidador presentara en- Ell
pasado JUNO, Sc hacfa saber
que todavfa no Sc habian re-
clamado dep6sitos individual
les por valor de 1864, 598 y cuen
tas de ahorros por 265,207.
Hasta esa fecha ell total dere-
clamaciones montaba a $6,889,
1874.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
ACCION GALLEGA

Por este medic Sc eta a Junta
Directiva, para ell Jueves Z, a
las 8 P. M. en- nuestra Secre-
tarfa.
Ell SecTetGriO.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

Esta celebrandose hoy en- la
ccrte de 10 criminal ell juicio de
la causa contra los j0venes Jim
my Ficcarrot,a y Agustin Re-
galado, a los cuales Sc acusa de
haberse robado tres autom6vi-
les prcpiedad de A. P. Spoto,
Benito Suarez y D. Stein.
Aver declararon var.os teSti-
gos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-07
Cansanciio
COnstante

La Srta. Rosa Elizondo, POI
Hill ST., San Antonio. Tex, dice:
La gaceta., 1930-08-07

Aparecieron los trajes del
alcalde Nc Kay! Sc los habia
llavado ell encargado de un ia
Her de limpieza y planchado
lue no es ell que acostumbra a
servir al mayor.
Aver de nuevo fueron devuel
tCs y aparece que Sc les hizo dos
limpiezas en- lugar de una.