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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08
Tennis Club Meets

The Douglass Court Tennis Club
met at the residence of Mrs. Rosa
Calvin on Monday evening. Plans
were made to improve the Douglass
Tennis Court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08
Mr.. and Mrs, Meats

Mr.. and Mrs. Meats of Hot
Strings, Va, the mother of Mrs. j.
F. Nelson, have moved in their new
home on Mars street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08
+. B. C.'s Barn Dance

|. B. C.'s Barn Dance
The Independents Social Club
gave barn dance on February
20, at Johnson's auditorium. 400
invitations were issded, which in
Guided members of tho younger and
older social set. Those attending
were attired Ye Ole Country
Dress. The outstanding feature of
the evening was the Old Virginia
Reel, led by J. Milton Dabney.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08
Dardanellas-

DardaneIIas-
On March 8, Ri,tmond's society
was attracted by the Gypsy Frolic
given by the Dardanellas Recreation
Club. The hostesses of the evening
were Misses Ethel o. Lemas, G..
Olivia Freeland, Mayme West, Mir
lam Frayser, Julia Boiling, Arnita
Evans, Lillian Freeland, Annie Jen-
kins; Mines. Mayme f. Jones and
Rosetta Patterson. Red, yellow and
green balloons were used in decor
ating the ball room of the Elk's
Home of East Clay street. Invita-
tions included 275 guests.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Prof. Ives and Prof. White of
st. Emmas' Industrial Institute were
the guests of Miss Maize Julia Con-
ley, on Sunday.
Prof. Lewis of st. Emma's Indus
trial Institute underwent a slight
operation at the Retreat for the
Sick. He is much improved.
Mrs.H A. Bullock spent the week
end tie A. and 7. College visiting
her husband who is a member of
the faculty there. Mrs. Bullock was
formerly Miss Violet Bailey.
Walter Johnson has left Richmond
after passing a short while as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Burke.
Mr.. Johnson is well known among
the social set here.
Mrs. Adelaide G. Taylor, who has
been indisposed, is improving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08
Ehenezer Rantist Church

Ebenezer Baptist Church
There will be a woman's day pro-
gram at Ebenezer Baptist Church,
the fifth Sunday in this month.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08

GENTLEMAN LODGER Wanted
with respectable family and home
surroundings. Phone Madison
1929. ~.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-08
Mrs. Lucretis Jordan Entertain.-

Mrs. Lucretia Jordan Entertains-
Mrs. Lucretia Jordan entertained
on Friday evening in honor of the
Swastika Whist Club. The attrac-
tive party was attended by Misses
Ella Hudson, Inez Coghill, Marian
Cephas; Mines. Hattie Mallory, Ed
wilma Sharp, Frances Chiles, Rosa
Calvin, Mary Price, Pansy James,
Rosa Knox, Pearl Robinson, Hazel
Westray, Juette Greer, Esterlyne
Kenny, Mildred Pettis, Maggie
Wells, Louise Jackson, Leila Jack
son, Helen Campbell, Clarice Davis,
Louise Brown, Carrie Deans, Dru-
ella Gilpin, Ethel Brown; Miss
Ashley Anderson, Mamie Hamlin,
Sadie Wilson, Miriam Frasier, and
Mrs. Helen Rennix of Brooklyn,
n. Y. Miss Ella Hudson was the
recipient of the club prize, Mrs.
Rosa Calvin the guest prize and
Mrs. Rennix the special gust prize.
A buffet supper was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

IG@ ---z-25le W. Rogers. re-
Gently seen Il SO Tbs = Lonc1z
Is starred Il rhe zu6lhle S-ree-s
delightful 6ra-at-Ez-5ol C. L-Eh--
r.n che CO TIE Eo- Successful
PAYS err- 70 grace Tie bnarcs ut
= New YORK 1he4-er. -1grr--z 2.
- which Rogers Is supported by
that fine character actress. Louise
Dresser. and Eelen Coh21 czuEh-
ter OF the celebrated Geo-Ee NJ
Coha1- VII be presented ~ the
Arcadia -hez1e- II ~E-1gel 4o-T
dsFs starting SUNDAY nth - Er-
vance Midnight matinee r0-1Ehr
II rhe roe originally mace fam
Gus u Prank Bacon. WI R1EerE
ggeS MS finest screen performance
For the role rt -LiEh--lr' Bill
Jones tire re-1AcElzr or the or.
Is right - tn Rogers airy
LElt-zn g "A rrz-LnE eaSv Err
oxne- O. . hotel or re border llc
OF California and Ne-41A lEaE-
much zs c1e hal c rlr E1-sl IVY
II SeTsdz and thr Other hE1 Ia
California wives C- E- ICES and
tastes spend three months brezrl-
III Czl-fo---z S--EEzne zlc a. r-E
same tire complying wl-1 -e
divorce laws O. SeE26a ErerTu1f
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

Bz-c-s--1r pressure cc----eS
rather high oTE- -5e -eE.- z-c
So1-a-cen--zl safes E1re yeS-E-
cay Do-1-E. Attended y fair 10
Gear Ee@-hS- tnr0cxaozr r1e xex-
En- half OF the United States. ex-
ce7t so- Iocs1 c1o1d1ess WITH EEn-
precipitation = Colorado and View
Mexico and general cl01cEreSs WITH
light local rains e Southeastern
Texas A moderate disturbance Of
tie middle Atlantic coaS- This ncrn-
lg caused general clo1czness ard
moderate 70 hez-T precipitation ii
nos- OF 1he eastern states during
the last "a hours r. ras rather
cod u the sou-h-ceu--al states
this morning with light 20 heavy
frost reported from the middle
Grf coast New Orleans and Per-
SacolaD- Practically seasonzb.e ten
p~e-atures prevailed Throughout TIE
balance OF the country n The
morning observation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
Burial Bargain Is
Struck By Suicide

NEW YORK Dec 7--P- As
long ago as last June. Gardner
YerkeS. = retired chemist. called On
undertaken JeTle j. Cronin IN
Brooklyn and asked for his lowest
price on q cremation Marking his
visitors fraiInesS. Cron.n set his
lowest figure
Just before Christmas. yerkes
appeared a. the pario-S and asked
II the price Still held Being as
sured that Il did he replied
All right You'll hear from me
very soon now
The other night police found his
body n q vacant apartment with
n bottle OF poison lying nearby. TIE
uncerr7kerS card was there. too.
and q note asking that Yerkes be
crensted and MS ashes scattered
s1zr-
When Ye-zes' wife. Ms Helen
Eatnricge YerkeS. and his son.
Batn5rldge. were notified II Seat
TIE Wash the son wired that his
fathers sister should Be consulted
On funeral ARRANGEMENTS
When the sister. Mrs. Hzrses
Mckenzie. O. Merton Center. Mass
Tzs informed the answer cane
bark -Eoc interested
TerEeS was G. and Tzs said %
Dc q former professor % chemistry
n No-1hvILe. Mich
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
Two Charged With
Christmas Murder

OLIVER STRINGS. Tenn Dec
- P-A6e LA=SC1- =. and Jlz
Dsl-oc- Il Es-e behind Ssl bar.
a. k-1gSro1 today charged VIII
ne Christmas eve murder O. Mrs
R&Ssa JET 60
Returning frorn n Christina.
Iee program Rsssa Jer-. q
found ms v11ss body lying O. the
LoE- Her head had been crushed
" an axe and her throat cut.
Sheriff W w Roberts OF Roene
county said Lawson and Dalton
accused each other Of the crime.
The sheriff assigned revenge as
the motive for the Staying. Law
son. ne said hsd been prosecuted
u TIE Jets for the theft OF .
gun
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
LABOR BUREAU
MOVES MONDAY
Market News Service VIII
Take Its Place I'm
Chamber

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future
Assistants I'll - Needed b. Nr.
GooEe. and IN q letter % the local
CHAMBER OF commerce he explained
that these assistants NUS have
passed the civil service exzni1z-
ton
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
UNENvTED TITLE

NV 1OHk-A cattle EraEE-
named Jessup. OF Hickinzron. Eng
and probably he'd the only cham
pionsn1p which someone else didn't
want He was the champion pill
take- OF the world hack In 1910. sr-
cording 70 the American Druggist
magazine During the last n years
q MS life he started out NJ the rate
Of = pills . dav and reached =
daily total Of - before he died
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
Iron Pipe Cause Of
Mishap Fatal to ;

CO2DO Ala De- Z-- 4
paece @ -c1 E7s P-0--76-E from
q r-1ck TzS h-zled today .o- the
zccoz1-1 killing 1ez- here yes
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han Ala and Mss Cora Sessions
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O. Spanish A. NIlssQS college.
EE-- dead
Griffin Prize. y rear Old Uni
re-S.ry Of Alabama Suunoro-e.
driver OF rhe automobile and
Buck Holman, OF Holman. Ala.
we're injured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
Dies In Furnace

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nzS furnace Of the Dor-munder
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
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FIrs- figures. Lowest Temperature
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DAY: third Eind velocity a. o n
m fourth. precipitation n last -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

France VII give s4oon0 20 ths
Material TcurlSe Office. organized
10 161re cu-xs6ers 20 vI<t- the
country
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

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La gaceta., 1930-10-29

cantes-nos marcharemos de
aqui.
iAsi aman a esta ciudad de
nuestros desveloS!
Lo que a ellos les interesa
no es la comunidad. EIIos "a
menazan con marcharSe 81 no
Sc les complace, aunque sea in
justa la finalidad que les guia.
81 amaran a Tampa, como
la quieren los obreros, dirian !:
Esta es la mejor ciudad del
mundo y aqui Sostendremos
nuestras fabricas, apeSar de
que en- otros lugares obreros
hambrientos nos trabajarian
por menos dinero.
iEs patri6tica y civica esa
amenaza que desde hace mu-
chos meses Sc viene hacienda
por algunos fabricantes, sobre
saltando a la Camara de Co.
mercio Y otras prestigiosas en-
tidades locales?
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

Dos actores graciosisimos,
Charlie Ruggles y Frank Nor
gan, hacen las delicias de los es-
pectadores en- Queen High, Ia
c6mica production que hoy CO.
menzara a exhibirse.
Con "ingredientes" de primer
orden prepare esta cinta la Pa
ramount.
Ruggles y Morgan son socios
en- una fabrica de ligas. Despues
de muchas disputas ell abogado
de ambos prOpone una transac-
ci6n y Ruggles pierde, pasando
a ser ell servidor en- La casa de
Morgan.
Altamente c6mico es ell final.
Cuatro nuevas canciones fueron
escritas para esta obra.
Figuran tambien en- ell repair
to Stanley Smith, Ginger Ro-
gers, Helen Darlington, Teresa
Maxwell Conover, Betty Garde
y 0trOs.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

Habana, Oct. 29.-Declar5
hoy ell presidents Machado que
ell gobierno ha tornado todas las
precauciones necesarias para
manejar la situaci6n que pueda
presentarse.
"'Tengo absolute confianza en-
la fidelidad del ejercito"-dijo
Machado.
"Mis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
grupos desunidos que tratan de
medrar con la infortunada situa
'ci6n economical. Trabajan sin
un programa definido y sin rea-
liar labor constructive.
"Nadie puede discutir la fuer
"a de mi administration. Mi po-
pularidad en- toda la isla qued6
demostrada con una reciente
manifestation dada en- mi ho-
nor. FL congreso tiene fe en- mi
como 10 prueba ell que me haya
autorizado para suspender las
garantfas Constituencies.
"Siempre tendre alguna 0po-
sici6n, pero estoy convencido de
que mi administration tiene po-
pularidad nacional y ell respeto
extranjero."
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Fianza de $4,000 senal6 aver
ell juez Cornelius, de la corte
del condado, luego de I'm juicio
%preliminar, a Michael Fosychea,
acusado de haber robado, en- el
pasado Septiembre, en- el esta-
blecimiento situado en- ell nu-
nero 1902 de la Gale Treinta.
I'm empleado del estableci-
miento, Shelby Cooper, identifi-
co al hombre como eli mismo que
amenazandole con un revolver
lie quitara $55.48,
Fosychea dice que 81 Sc haIla-
ba en- la carcel de Sarasota el
dia que aqui Sc cometiera el a.
salto y robo,
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

Alemania tiene al presente
2,774,0 600 hombres sin traba-
jo, con la perspectiya de que
llegue a 5000, 900 en- Navi-
dad.
pasan de $780, 600 los HON
bres sin trabajo en- fnglaterra.
Francia, por su apego a las
iniustrias manuales, parece la
naci6n del mundo menos afec-
tada por la crisis.
En- todas parties ell problema
consiste en- acrecentar ell po-
der de compra de ia poblaci6n
de modo que aumente ell con-
sumo y las industries puedan
volver a su pasado floreci-
miento.
GC6mo restablecer la pros
peridad de algunas Industries
que pueden fabricar para 800
millones de consumldOres y no
pueden vender mas que a so
millones?
jC6mo devolver a la indus
tria del autom6viI, una de las
desequilibradas, su "vigor" de
hace tres amos cuando en- ell
mundo hay fabricas para pro-
ducir 100000 de vehfculos
al ano y TODD indica que en-
1880 no Sc podran vender mas
de 1000, 900?
Construidas para la super
production las fabricas estan
obligadas a hacer economics y
muchas han rebajado va los
jornales y otras luchan para
rebajarlos.
Cuando las ganancias eran
enormes no sc pensaba en- pa
gar mas al obrero, creyendo-
Sc eran altos los jornales.
Ahora, llegada la 6poca de
disminuir los gastos excesivos,
sacrificando a los obreros Sc
pretende restablecer ell equili-
brio.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
LOS ESTUDIANTES LAMA.
RON HUEVOS PODRIDOS
CONTRA AVERHOFF
DETENIDO IN ESTUDIAN-
TIE BAJO LA ACUSACION
DE HABER HECHO EXPLO-
TAR DOS BOMBAS
MdchddO dice que eS grunde Su
Popalarid0d en- la Isla

Habana, Oct. 28.-Con mott.
vo de la proximidad de las cleo
Clones, eli gobierno ha redobla-
do sus medidas de precauci6n,
CON el fin de evitar des6rdenes.
Las el~ecciones Sc efectuarap
ell sabado y ell gobierno no per-
mite reuniones. No Sc permi-
ten grupos en- las Gales.
Bajo vigilancia militar Sc ha-
Han los ferrocarriles y puentes.
Las tropas Sc hallan acuarte-
ladas EN- puntos estrategicos de
las provincias de Matanzas, Pr
mar del Rio y Santa Clara.
Una fuerte guardia custodia
ell palacio presidential, mientras
los cuerpos de policia y secre-
Ia judicial vigilan a los sospe-
chosos, incluyendo a los jefes
nacionalistas.
Hablase de la posibilidad de
una huelga general, coincidien-
do con las elecciones, pero ell GO
hierno tiene bajo su vigilancia
a los jefes trabajadores y con
aIgunos de estos trata de re-
mediar los atropellos cometidos
con las coieetividades obreras.
Dicese que 81 es necesario Sc
ran utilizados los aeroplanos,
los cuales disponen de ametralla
doras y bombas.
BESIDE aver todas las escuelas
Jlblicas quddaron cerradas y
no Sc abriran hasta ell dia 5 de
Noviembre.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

Los fabricantes que buscar
una rebaja en- los precios de
las vitolas, alegan que en- otros
lugares la mano de obra es
mas barata que en- Tampa.
Tienen raz6n; pero ell credi.
to- de la industrial local no al,
CANA q los que fabrican tagar-
ninas en- Trenton 0 en- Passaic.
New Jersey.
Aqui las vitolas son hechas
por eXpertos tabaqueros, POI
a~rtistas, y en- esos lugacs los
buenos operarios no abundan.
Ademas, la industrial local
no debe nj puede compararse
con la de otras ciudades donde
sc trata a los obreros como es-
clavos de los capitalists.
Ell punto de interes no des-
cansa en- que las vitolas son
bien pagadas, sine en- el bajo
promedio de los jornales de
los obrer0s de la industrial.
La decadencia de la produc-
ci6n, debemos repetirlo, Sc de
be a la falta de propaganda e.
f%iciente y no a los precios que
los manufacturers pagan por
la elaboration.
Sc quieren vender los taba-
cos de Tampa sin enterar a mi
Homes de americanos de que
en- esta ciudad de la Florida Sc
haeen los mejores cigarros del
mundo, por artesanos limpios
y conscientes.
Todo Sc fla a las combina-
clones de manufacturers, ven
dedores y detallistas y NADIA a
la propaganda inteligente y
continuada.
No aumentara la production
porque Sc rebajen los jornales
y por 10 tanto no hay incenti-
vo que ofrecer al obrero.