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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
THE GARDEN CLUBS

Having now completed the second of
the three inspections of local home
grounds, the Garden and Lawn Com
mittee of the American University Park
Citizens Association, under the leader
ship of Chairman D. B. Burch, has
made substantial progress in its attempt
to select the 10 best arranged and
maintained places in this enterprising
community. Shortage of rainfall has,
of course, affected the general appear
ance of all local communities, but, on
the other hand, has helped to set apart
the industrious, persevering home own
er from his less ambitious neighbor.
The humble garden flowers, such as the
zinnia and petunia, were a conspicu-
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OWN ROOTED ROSES

One question that has never been
1ully settled by rose growers is whether
OWn-r0oted roses are as satisfactory
as budded, or grated plants. The con-
sensus of scientific opinion seems to be
in favor of the latter. BY own-rooted
roses one means plants which have
been grown from cuttings, and hence
have their own roots, while by budded
stock enc means plants which have
been budded on some strong growing
wild root stock such as rosa multiflora
Some varieties, such as the sturdy
RadianceS, grow well on their own
roots, but weak-growing varieties such
as Kaiserin Augusta Victoria do bet
ter when worked on other roots.
Some evidence on the subject was
recently presented by the Ohio Expert
ment Station, where equal numbers of
large number Of rose varieties were
tested on their own roots and on strong
growing stocks. The budded plants
were larger, yielded many more blooms
per plant and were more resistant to
Winter injury.
It is safe to say that the use of
own-rooted plants is a leading cause
of failure of rose plants in this vicinity
even in normal growing years. own
rooted plants are produced at less cost
than are budded plants and are hence
scOAA az AOWC1 PI1CSS. IIlGI6IOI6, IlUCIl
OF the bargain material is own rooted,
and though cheap at time of purchase,
may prove costly enough because of
short life and poor behavior. Most of
the leading rose-growing nurseries state
very definitely in their catalogues
whether they sell budded or own rooted
roses. From the results of studies and
of gardeners experience it will pay to
buy the budded plants. If necessary
fewer of them, and thus secure more
durable and thrifty 'oses for the garden.
Climbing roses, on the other hand.
are naturally so vigorous and thrifty
that they grow finely on their own
roots and are thus propagated.
Budding on free-growing roots is an
old practice in fruit culture and it is
not at all strange that it should work
out well with roses. All home gardeners
love the rose and are quick to adopt
practices that speak for better roses.
The use Of budded-rose plants is surely
o progressive step in rose growing.
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MARINE CORPS NOTES

Brig. Gen. Dion Williams, who re-
Gently returned from a tour of duty
in Nicaragua, and who has since been
on leave status, has been assigned TO
duty at corps headquarters, this city,
as president of the Marine Corps
retiring and examining boards, re-
spectiVely.
According to the authorities at corps
headquarters, the issuance Of revised
commissions to those on the active and
retired list of the corps, who, having
held higher commissioned rank than
their present status, in the World War.
and are entitled thereto by reason of
recent legislation enacted by Congress,
is to be decided in the main by the
Judge Advocate Generals Office of the
Navy. No inkling as to the commits
sioning Of former provisional officers
of the World War who may now be
in the status of retired enlisted men
is as yet available In that the intent
Of Congress in the matter Is now being
carefully studied by the law depart
ment of the naval service. Irrespective
of the outcome, it Is positively stated
that under the current law there will
be no increase of pay for those who
will have been found entitled to the
higher rank, as pay has not been au-
thorized by Congress thus far.
The aides at corps headquarters,
Capts. Montague, Platt and Geottge,
have all been reappointed by the new
commandant of the corps, Maj. Gen.
Ben H. Fuller.
Maj. Thomas Edward Thrasher, jr.,
on duty at corps headquarters, this city,
, will soon be detached to Quantico,
xryaa Io {c lad m f1eld
officers course at the Marine Corps
School at that station.
Capt. Jonas H. Platt, aide at corps
/ headquarters with additional duty as IN
| formation officer, will shortly proceed
to Camp Perry, Ohio, to report the &C
| tiVities of the Marine entrants in the
| national rifle match competitions. After
having completed his duties at Camp
Perry, Capt Platt is scheduled to pro-
! coed to Quantico, where he Will take
| the field officers course at the Marine
| Corps School.
Maj. D. L. S. Brewster a Washing
| tonian attached to corps headquarters,
! who is now in charge of all corps ath-
letics will assume the additional duties
| of information officer at corps head
| quarters upon the detachment of Capt.
Pratt.
Maj. David S. Barry, jr., a WASH
| ingtonian, son Of the sergeant-at-arms
J of the Senate, David S. Barry, ST., will
shortly proceed to the Marine Corps
Rifle Range, Camp Curtis Guild, Wake
field, Mass, as an observer for corps
| headquarters at the encampment of
Marine Corps Reservists thereat, from
J August 81 to September Is. Reserve
companies from Portland. Me, Worces-
ter, Mass. and Rochester, N. Y, will
undergo their annual training period
under the command of Mai. Thinner
man of the corps Reserves.
Second Lieut.. Cornelius P. Van Ness,
heretofore attached to the Marine Bar
racks of the local Navy Yard, has been
detached to Marine Barracks, Navy
Yard, Philadelphia, Pa, and will report
to his new station not later than Sep
TENDER 2.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adj
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

IsTANBUL, August 16 (P,.-It was
reported In official circles today that
the Turkish Ambassador to Persia.
Memdou Chavket Bey, recalled yester-
day, will return to Teheran within "a
fortnight, or another will go In his
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

SALESMEN-Men OF ability
and workers can earn big money
selling a highly advertised spe-
cialty; now and for the next
three months is our harvest sea-
son; one order week will net
salesman fifty dollars. Workers
will be assured of big returns !;
a permanent position and All OPP
portunity for salesmanager's po-
sition. Address Box ISLE,
Star office.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION

PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK, sTATISTI-
cal, police exam; also stem. and typ. exams.
Tuition onlK $40 remainder Of Summer. The
Civil Service Preparatory School, Sc. corner
18th and + NV. Net. e337.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

SALESLADY-Must be ex-
perienced in coats and dresses;
good salary and commission.
ADDlV
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really desirable characteristics of dainti-
ness, grace and beauty.
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WOMEN On WAsHINGToN.
ASSISTANT MANAGER.

The salesmanager OF a nationally known
firm will be in Washington within a few
days for purpose of selecting several women
of good education and social BACKGROUND to
act travelling representatives, one for as
sistant manager. Must be over thirty, not
married able to travel extensively and avail
able Immediately. Salary, expenses and
other details given in personal interview.
Write Immediately for appointment giving
age, education. experience and telephone.
w. ". Prechtel, 1900 Walnut Street Bldg,
PHILADELPHIA.
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EXTRA MONEY EASY.
eyrTY rTTDTCrrAGA CADnC

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Write for free $40 Sample Book OF En-
graved Personal Christmas Cards. Take or
ders now Get 50fg commission, big cash
profits daily calling on friends, neighbors
business firms Also splendid line box as
sentiments. Sell on sight; beat competition.
Deal with 25-year established manufacturer
Experience unnecessary Vogue Engraving
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GREAT CHRISTMAS CARD

WANTED = Thoroughly eX-
perienced and capable sales
women for millinery department.
Apply Supt.'s Office, 4th floor,
S. KAHN SONS COMPANY.
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HELP-DONIEsTIC

HELP-DOMEsTIC.
COOK to get dinner In evening for two,
Mondays Oh: SO q week Col. 703s
GENERAL WORKER: colored; must know
Jewish cooking: good home for good girl;
stay Slghts. l7l4 Upshur Sc. NV.
tcensanaea 60 Next Page.l
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MILTON R. NEY,
9Th and Penn. Ave.

YOUNG WOMEN, ages Is to Is,
high school graduates; touch typist
for training in sending and receiving
kilograms over modern telegraph
equipment; salary while i'll training:
pleasant work. attractive surround
ings; an excellent opportunity. APP
ply Room 6l0, Commercial National
Bank Bldg.
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A nationally known concern desires expe-
rienced salesman for special work in WASH
ington, must be good and have record of
past results; aged 80 to 40; must have car.
OF city; salary-not commission-to start.
$50 a week, with allowance for car. This
look at the clock There is a. chance for
advancement but the man need not expect ct
money after 80 days il the man shows re-
suits Give experience and phone number
for interview. Address Box l44-D' star
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HAVE COURAGE.

CRAFTSMAN with mechanical
drawing and pen sketching ex-
perience for several months EN-
ployment, electrical or radio eX-
perience helpful.
APPLY BY LETTER ONLY,
giving qualifications and salary
expected. Address Personnel
Director, National Radio lnsti-
t,1te 1S26 Won Ct n w
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FLOOR MANAGER.
A capable young man who is
interested i'll a permanent posi-
ton. Address Box 196-E, Star
office.
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Gal rSNHEM

We have position open to men between
have commanding personality. COURAGE to
sell product costing over $500; compensa-
ton, SOS per week plus 10fc commission on
net sales. Call in person, Room 504 Wash
InetOn Building
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HELP--MEN.

Established Corporation
With ONCE in principal cities. seeks man
OF mature years for Washington branch;
sales experience advantageous but not nee
essary; right man will md lifetime connec-
ton with splendid possibilities; BOND re-
oulred: Address Box 243-E. Star ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

HOUSEKEEPER. motherless home; no ob-
lection 10 one with a child. Give wages age,
etc. Address Box 241-E, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

OPERATORS on bosom press; also hnishers
on shirts colored; experienced. Apply Page
Laundry. 600 r. st NV
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LADIES-An OPPORTUNITY Is open for three
ladies who are Government employees, are
ambitious and desire to substantially increase
their incomes Those who qualify must be
intelligent, of a charming personality and
a determination to succeed. Time given to
this attractive and interesting subject will
be very remunerative. Address Box S3-E.
Star Office
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S29 AUTOsEAT COVERS taking country by
turer Outfit Free. Quality, 1836D North
ave. Chicago.
$40 DAILY POSSIBLE-l00cc profit selling
No Run. Prevents runs, triples life hosiery,
Women buying quantities, repeats. Sample
FREE. Dept. 8l7, NoRun Co., Cincinnati
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LADIES-Take orders Christmas GTeeting
Cards. Large earnings in spare hours. Lib
eral bonus. Your own personally engraved
Cards Free. Outfit loaned. No experience
needed, Avon Society, 703-J, Manhattan
Bldg, Chicago.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK. STATISTI-
cal, police exam; also stem. and typ. exams.
tuition only $40 remainder of Summer. The
Civil Service Preparatory School, sc. corner
18th and NV. Met 1887
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sortments; personal greetings and everyday
cards, Up to 1905 profit. Request samples.
Doehla Co. Dept. "a. Fitchhnra. Miss.
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4 IIIGH-CLASS Statesmen
with cars, on a most active and best paying
proposition in WashinBton. An interview
win ccnyince you. For appointment call
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MEM We want 2 men who can
sell, and. who have been making
$4,000 or more a year; financial
assista nee given to those who
can qualify; must furnish refer
ence a nd have car. Apply Mr..
Walling, $50 to lO:3O am. and
2 to 5 pm. 1722 II st. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
White, aged IL to 40; must be
licensed, small stature, neat in APP
pearance, polite and thoroughly eX-
perienced. Apply Monday, s am,
Mr.. Snyder.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER,
1910 i St.
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ADVERTISING SOLICITOR,
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNI-
TY. WRITE 436 TOW Err
BLDG.
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Maj Thomas Edward Thrasher, jr.,
on duty at corps headquarters, this city,
will soon be detached to Quantico,
where he is scheduled to take the held
officers course at the Marine Corps
School at that station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

The aides at corps headquarters,
Capts. Montague, Plat and Geottge,
have all been reappointed by the new
commandant of the corps, Maj. Gen.
Ben H Fuller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

Brig. Gen. Dion Williams. who re-
Gently returned from a tour of duty
in Nicaragua. and who has since been
on leave status, has been assigned TO
duty at corps headquarters, this city,
as president of the Marine Corps
retiring and examining boards, re-
spectiVely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

! WOMEN OF character and personality. about
IS. to operate taxis owned and operated by
women. Apply 1900 Ga. ave. between 100
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

AMAZING screw-holding screwdriyers, Re
move, insert screws inaccessible places; tac-
tories, garages. electricians, mechanics; auto,
radio owners buy on sight; exclusive terri
tory. Free trial. Factory. 1886 winthrop
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Second Lieut.. Cornelius p Van Ness,
heretofore attached to the Marine Bar
racks of the local Navy Yard. has been
detached to Marine Barracks, Navy
Yard, Philadelphia, Pa, and will report
to his new station not later than Sep
TENDER q
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Al Sr. Manuel Liano. encar-
gado de La Flor de Cuba. otra
de las fahricas de la Havana
Cigars, que fuG nomhrado Ge-
rente de las manufactures del
Trust en- Tampa, no pudimos
entrevistarle hoy, ocupado CO.
me Sc hallaba durante La ma
1ana con los Directories de la
Havana Cigars que Sc encuen-
tran en- esta desde 81 domingo
mostrandoles los distintos de-
partamentos de la fabrica baio
5u mando.
Los directories del Trust gi-
raron una vista aver a la fabri
ca Martinez Ybor, de la que
era gerente ell Sr. Quintana.
FL hiio del Sr. Llano, vende-
'or del Trust y uno de los hon.
res de confianza del Presiden
Q de la Havana Cigars, segun
rs aseguraron, no vino esta
ez accompaniment a los Direc-
ores por la raz6n de que estu-
> en- Tampa durante las Pas
las, que paso junto a sus ia
qiliares.
Las impresiones que tenemos
'especto a la mudaja de La
Flor de Cuba para 81 antique
'dificio ocupado por la firma
tachelberg, son de que Sc He
ara a t&rmino durante la pro,
lima semana, sin que sufran
IS trabajadores muchos dias
Ic per ida por eI cambio.
FL Sr. Llano lleva 27 amos 20
10 alto empleado del Trust.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
TEATRO CASINO

La pelicula que Sc exhibi6
lnoche result6 una sorpresa pa
ra Ell pGblico que acuji6 al bo-
rito teairo de los espanoles, en-
la Gale Is.
Big Time que es como Sc
t'tula la pelicuIa, es realmente
un "tiempo agradable" para
los que gozan de su ar~tificio, a
parte de su lujosa presenta-
ci6n.
Esta cinta Sc "correra" por
ultima vez esta noche. Mana
ma Sc exhibira Hard to Get"
"Dlficil de obtener," y Sc re-
fiere a una joven, Dorothy
Mackail, que figura como pro-
tagonista.
I'll pdblico sigue patrocinan
DO con entusiasmo las funcio-
mes del Casino, porQue a parte
dc 10 comfortable del teatro, ex
hibe las mejores pelicuIas.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
A. de la Pena.

drijo tirando antes los revolver
que portaban. j,
Uno de los bandidos lie pre-
sent6 al anciano una chapa,
haci6ndose pasar por agente
de la autoridad y exigi6ndole
$3.50 por haberle yisto coger
una flor en- ell parque de Plant.
FL vieio prometi6 entregar-
les el dinero al dia siguiente y
ellos decidieron aguardar. Con
Vencido de que no eran oficia-
les de la ley, en- la manana de
aver Sc neg6 a entregarles ell
dinero. Entonces los hombres le
siguieron hasta su habitaci6n
Y en- esta lie atacaron, huyendo
a los gritos dados por Ell,
FL6 el primero en- perseguir
a los facinerosos ell Sr. T. R.
Mitchell, vecino de la Gale Gle
veland 410, a quien Sc unieron
en- Ell canine los vigilantes Orig
gers y Owens.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
SOClALES

Jose A. Alfonso y leopold
Diaz; Vigilante, Milo Manzo Y
Jose Longo; Conductor, Jose
Agros y Jose A. Villa; Esc6nico
derecho, Manuel Alvarez y B.
Men6ndez; Escerico izquierdo,
Manuel Sanchez y B. Puglisi;
Guardian Exterior, Jose l.. Be-
tancourt y Enie PugIisi; Guar
dian interior, Frank Leto y Au-
relic Arias; Capellan, Tomas
Balbona y Willie Diaz; Ayu-
dantes del Vice Grande, dere-
cho, Eusebio Cuervo y Felix Pc
laez; Izquiefdo, Rafael Apon-
tie y Antonio Puglissi; Antonio
Loto, Dipatado del G.. M. del
distrito No. 26.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
ROBOS

Cinco delitos de robo fueron
aver denunciados a la policia
por vecinos de Tampa.
Al Sr. l.. w. Fletcher, de la
calle Genessee 1905, lie roba-
ron Ell domingo su aparato de
Radio; cigarros Y algun dinero
Sc lleyaron de la pequena boz
dega de E. f. Cox, situaIa en-
la avenida Michigan 1926; del
domicilio de Joe Scaglione,
Morgan 1915, Sc llevaron 60
centaVos; cigarros, tabacos y
otros articulos desaparecieron
de la Gale Franklin 204; a Per
ry Rogers, que tenia su auto
m6vil estacionadO en- la parte
comercial de la ciudad, lie lie
Varon de este where's y ropas.
La primera licencia de 1890
que ha sido robada pertenece a
la Sra. w. J. Cromatic y lleva
Ell numero 1854.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Mr.. Hoover y con 81 opulen-
tos hombres de negocioS, Jetes
de. ricas >orporaciones, sjguen
repitiendo que la situaci6n eco
monica 5el pals es eXcelente.
Los directories de las mas
grandes eorporacioues Sc han
comnrometido con Ell presiden-
tie de Ia republica a no rebajar
los sucldoS de sus empleadoS,
como una prueba lie la Solidez
de los negocioS.
In industrial del autom0vil,
ql2 es un "bar6metro" de in
ncgabie importancia, lanZ6 al
mcrcado, en- 1929, zoe 600
yehiculos.
GCuantos fabricara en- 1880?
Algunos inteligentes calcu-
Ian, no obstante ell optimismo
del p~residente de la General
Motors, que en- el presente ano
no Sc fabricaran mas de cuatro
miIlones de AUTOMOBILES.
iD6nde seran empleados
esos hombres que dejaran de
hacer 1,700,0 20 automobiles?
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

tad burlando asi la persecution
de la just;cia americana, es 10
que decide a la Secretaria de
Estado i enviar el telegrama
con anticipation, para que Sc re
tuviera q Jim6nez, en- espera
de la llegaia de los documentos
oficiales.
A Jim6rez Sc lie reclama en-
Tampa para que cumpla la pena
de cadena perpetua que Sc lie
impuso p0r ell homicide de su
esposa, Dira Benitez. Jim6nez
.burlo la fianza de $4,000 q. ha
bia prestado, viniendo a Cuba.
Los tramites legales para Ia
extradici6ll, Sc supone que de
moren pocos dias y que Jime-
'nez sea corducido a Tampa prom
tamente.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Convocaoo por ell iuez Park
de Ia cortc del circuito. Sc rer
MIRA hoy por la manana. a la
nueve, cl gran iurado del con
dado, con 81 fiscal del estado
Mr.. Parkhill, de ASSESSOR. Estu
diara el gan jurado varias eau
sas por aSesinato, entire elias la.
que Sc sigren a los esposos RAY
mond y Dorothy Mathews, p1
la muerte del carpintero Osca'
G, Crawford, y a Frank DAME
matador del negro John Carte,
Los Ma hews llevaron al am
clano Crawford, en- su autom6
vi, hasta la esquina de Ohio y
North Boulevard, donde Raw
mond lie asest6 un terrible golpt
por la cahesa matandolo. LIZ
muJer conres6 ell delito, aunqut
trata de letractar su compro
nletedor ,eatimonio.
Daniels di6 muerte a Carte
cuando este hula.
Antes de MORN ell negro dee!
70 que Dcniels 10 habia herido
luego de 70 haberle querido pa
gar un premio de la bolita que /.
el lie correspondents,
Tamhita iRvestigara ell alt
cuerpo 10 acusaci6n de asesina
to en- primer grade que Sc h
hecho cOntra ell negro Richart
Sheard, qHien do muerte a ur
hQmhre de la raza blanca que h.
bia penetrado en- su hogan.
La gaceta., 1930-01-14
DETENIDOS DOS BANDIDOS
QUE ASALTARON A UN
ANCIANO
ANCIANC
2grgE

Dos individuos que dicen
nombrarse James Turner Y
William Cannon y ser vecinos
de la ciudad de st. Luis, fueron
detenidos aver cuando Sc ha-
llaban escondidos debajo del
Tampa Bay Casino, luego de
haber atacado, con la intenci6n
de robar, al anciano ]. H. Eek
meder. de 81 amos, un turista
procedente de Oil City, Pa.
No habiendo encontrado
1926 que ell anciano llevaba en-
Gina, los ladrones lie maltrata-
ron, dejandolo tirado sobre ell
pavimento.
Perseguidos por los detecti-
YES Fay Y Henderson Y los vi
gilantes Owens Y Driggers, los
criminales salieron de su escop
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Publico los nombres de las
personalidades que han salido
electas oficiales en- las Logias
"Progreso No. 81" e Ideal No,
55."
Pasado Noble Grande, Joa-
quin del Barrio y Tomas Car
bonell; Noble Grande, Ramon
Cuervo Y Jose A, Santome; Vi
&c Grande, Jose A. Diaz y Jo-
seph Puglisi; Secretario de Ac-
tas, JESUS Menendez y Andres
Villa; Secretario de Firanza,
Abelardo Osorio y S. G. Toral
Ayudante derecho del N. G.,
Alfonso Vallejo y Jose Vega
Ayudante izquierdo del N. G.,
La gaceta., 1930-01-14

Habana Enero 14.-En la Sc
cretaria O. Estado Sc recibio la
notification hoy de que los do
cumentos enviados por ell goble'
no americana relatives a la ex-
tradicion oe Francisco Jimenez,
matador d. su esposa Dira Be
nitez, en- Ybor City, Florida. Sc
rian recibidos de I'm momento a
otro.
La extradici6n de Jimenez
fue aprobada por Ell Gobernador
del Estado de Florida, Mr.. Carl
ton, y r.,smitidos Immediate
mente a Ia Secretaria de Esta-
do para que Sc mandara a esta
ciudad sin p6rdida de tempo.
Ell temoH de que Jimenez A
villa, detenido por una falta me-
nos grave fuera pueSto en- llber