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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-03-14
MASONIC LIGHTS

The three Masonic orders have
recently placed on the front of
their building three light globes.
each bearing the emblem of one
OF the lodges. On lodge nights
the light of the order that is
meeting CLOVIS out its invitation
to members to attend.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-03-14
RETURNS HOME FROM BUTTE

Chris Nelson, a young farmer
residing near Oswego, arrived
here Thursday morning after
spending the winter in Butte. He
suffered an attack of pneumonia
willie there and is still weak
from its effects. He says there
are many unemployed men in
the big mining center because the
copper mines are running only
part capacity.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-03-14
BJoRGENs SEND GREETINGS

In renewing his subscription to
The Herald, E. c. Bjorgen of
Red Logde wished to extend the
greetings of himself and Mrs.
Bjorgen to all their Wolf Point
friends.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-03-14

Wolf Points valiant high school representa-
tives, 'The Seven Basketeers", Herman, Bechtel
Wright, Weeks, Clark, Courchene and Hanson, are
thus far giving a good account of themselves at the
annual 16-team state tournament now on at the State
college at Bozeman.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-03-14
WOLVES BEST BOTH BILLINGS
AND MILES CITY, STATE MEET

Win First Game of State Basketball Tournament, ID
to 10; Take 18th by a FreckIe In Sensational
Last Second Finish, 19 to Is With Becky"
The Hero; VIII Meet Butte or Helena Saturday
Morning; Play By Play Phone Report Broad
cast Over KICK.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
pressing. Emphasis is placed on wealth,

pressing. Emphasis Is placed On wealth,
luxury and laziness"
International relations could be i'm
proved, he urged, If the American NOV
ing picture industry were declared q
public industry, subject to Government
control, with a Federal motion picture
commission to supervise production.
American Aims" Father Siedenburg
asserted, ARE exploited in foreign
lands. And frequently those most in
decent and demoralizing which have
been rejected by State censorship
boards are selected for sale abroad"
Turkey, he said, now has before It's
Parliament a proposed law to prehinlt
children younger than is from attend
ing cinemas.
THE infidel," he commented, seems
to be protecting himself from the moral
ravages of the Christian"
He cited denunciations of American
films recently made by Sir Philip Gibbs
of England and Sir James Paer, high
commissioner of New Zealand.
"Sir Ramsay Macdonald" he said, Gin
1927 deplored before the House of Com
mons the effect of depicting to Orten-
tai races the Caucasian as leWd per-
SON." This, Father Seidenburg added
should bring the blush Of shame to the
most abandoned of men.
Part of the resentment of foreign
peoples against our pictures, he added,
was due to the fact that American films
portray Williams and courtesans as for
eigners. A recent test, he said, con-
Quoted among Chicago high school stu
dents disclosed many false attitudes. to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13

Exports Of the United States in the
first quarter of this year totaled ST.
129, 900 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
CITY OF CHICAGO
PASSES 3 MILLION
Metropolitan Area PopuIa-
ton of 4,670,996 Is Re-
corded in Census.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 13.-Chicago's met
ropolitan area. embracing six counties,
including one in Indiana, has a popu-
lation of 4,670,996, Federal census
enumerators announced today.
This is a gain Of 1,199,l 1913 over 1920
figures, or 34.5 per cent. Official pre-
liminary figures for Cook County were
3,987,058, including the City of Chicago,
with 3,373,753. The percentage gain
for the city was 248.
Estimates based on preliminary
study of census figures indicated the
city's unemployed accounted for but 4
per cent, or 134,940, which was con-
siderably fewer than predicted. A move
ment was started by Ralph L. Good
man of the census advisory committee
to obtain an immediate and detailed
survey of Chicago's working conditions
based on the returns.
such a survey would make 1t posi-
BILE for Chicago to get its unemployment
information Immediately instead of
waiting a year for the Census Bureau
in Washington to publish its computa-
tons" he said. He planned to obtain
permission to use the 1880 census books
to study the length of the period of I'M
employment for each individual, the
causes of unemployment and the indus
tries affected.
Oficial figures for 100 of the 1o2
counties in the State and official esti-
mates for the other two placed Illinois
population at 7,636,949, gain Of l.
Isl 500
More than one-half the total ponula-
ton of the State is in Cook County and
of the gain shown by the State more
than 80 per cent took place in the met
ropolitan area.
The six counties of the metropoh-
tan area are Cook, Lake, Du Page, viii
and Kane in Illinois and Lake in In
diana.
the metropolitan area is Gary. Ind,
with 97,42o. Cicero, with 65,776, is
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13

ward foreigners derived from the molten
picture"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
ATHLETE WINS HIGHEST
JUNIOR HONOR AT YALE
Donald McLennan, Jr., Foot Ball
and Hockey Star, Named Fran
els Gordon Brown Scholar.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 10
Donald r. McLennan, jr, of Lake
Forest. Ill, foot ball and hockey player,
has been chosen Francis Gordon
Brown scholar at Yale, it was an
nounced yesterday. This is considered
the highest honor that can be con-
ferred upon a junior.
McLennan, who has been member
of the student council and the under
graduate chapel committee, won his
'SY" in foot bali and hockey, is mem
Der of the 1881 board of deacons, was
captain for the university budget drive
in 1928, and q member of his junior
prom committee. He is a member of
Delta Kappa Epsilon and Scroll and
Key.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
Tomorrow! 1000 Pairs of
SOrOsis Summer Shoes
Regularly $40 and $3.50

IS Stylesi Sport shoes (activs spectator
sports)! Street shoes! Afternoon shoes! Low
heels! High heels! Medium heels All Sorosis
styling which stands for both ultra smartness as
we'll as comfort Natural linen embroidered with
brown or. blue dots in Theo tie pattern-colored
kidskins in beige, parchment, tan, brown, blue
green black, gray, patent leather and black satin
Rubber and gristle soled sports shoes in brown
tan and brown, smoked elk and tan, white and
black, white and brown. All at this special price
Think of the saving
The ideal sport shoe smoked elk and tan with griste
sole. You'll like its sturdy comfort.
Turquoise blue leather sandal with strap and blond
trimming. Smart with pastel freeks.
Graceful tie, with repaan trim and high heel In tan
and brown-smart for street
High heeIed, onsstrap model with reptilan applique
Gracefully arched nsHp.
Shoe Shop-Strsst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
CERTIFICATES AWARDED
Foreign-Born Women Complete
Home Hygiene Course Work.

A class of foreien-born women, COM
prising a student group from the Ameri-
canization School, was awarded certifi-
Gates in home hygiene and care of the
sick this afternoon at the Red Cross
chapter house.
Mrs. T. w. Richards presented the
certificates. Gen. F. w. Keefer adj
dressed the class. Program arrange
ments we're made by Comdr. Woodsill
of the Jane Delano Post, No. 6.
The class, under the supervision of
Mrs. M. F. Conway, was financed by
the Jane Delano Post. The local AmeTi-
can Red Gross and the ladies of the
District Chapter Motor Corps also con-
tributed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
DECLARES MOVIES
D|STORT AFFAIRS
Priest Hits American Indus
try for Causing Interna-
tionaI Troubles.
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON, June 13-TEe moving
picture was accused of disterting and
disappearing American life. creating
hostility in foreign nations and af-
fecting international relations, by Rev.
Frederic Siedenburg, S. j.. of Loyola
University, Chicago, speaking yester-
day at a meeting on neighborhood and
community life in connection with the
national conference of social work
"Vice is made pleasant while it
lasts" he asserted. Working girls are
always the intended victim of an en-
work unless they live in tenements and
virtue is generally made to appear de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
BOSTON POPULATION
is PUT AT 775,729
Revised Figures Are Expected to
Boost Hub City's Total at
Least 5000.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 13.-A preliminary
announcement from census headquar-
tiers here yesterday set Bostcn's 1880
population at 775,72e. It was empha-
sized, however, that revised figures
would be available next week and these
would set the population at over
100000.
The figure announced yesterday
showed gain of 27.669 over the 1920
figures, but was slightly less than the
total Of the State census in 1925. The
supervisors said the many names were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
WOMAN SPEAKER TO TALK
OF CONDITIONS IN INDIA
Nine. Tatwardhan to Address Ma
tional Woman's Party at Tea
Sunday Afternoon.

Present conditions in India viii be
the subject of a discourse by Grimati
Malati Tatwardhan, one of midas most
representative women, at a garden tea
of the National Woman's Party Sun
day afternoon, June %.
Nine. Tatwardhan is secretary of the
Woman's Indian Association, an Or
ganization with 10 branches through
out India, whose object is to improve
the conditions of the oppressed classes
She is a university graduate, editor of
the magazine Stri-dharma CWomen's
Duty, honorable presidency magistrate
Of the city of Madras and sister-in law
of his highness the Chief of Sangli
an Indian state near Bombay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13

Michael Warren of Philadelphia, fors
reriy second lieutenant, 10th InS
fantry, 2ath Division, q silver star eta,
ton, for gallantry in operations on
the Vesle River, near Villetts, France,
August as, 1915
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13

being received at the cface and that
approximately 5000 names would be
added by Monday.
1t was pointed out that the outlying
districts which are q part Of metro
politan Boston had gained $4,000 IN
population since 1920 and that NEST
Of this was due to Boston residents
moving into the suburbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
AWARD FOR HERoISM

Sergt. Quick, u. q. A, Receives
Distinguished Service Cross.
Charles A. Quick Of Chicago, for
merry sergeant, 126th Infantry, SAD
Division. has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross by the War
Department for extraordinary heroism
in action in the Argonne Forest,
France, October Ills, 1918, and
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

mi. listed me ordena que ha-
bic, listed quiere que 20 lie di-
ga. Pues bien, 81 listed 10 sa-
bra TODD, listed conocera ell Sc
creto fatal que 20 guardo des-
de hace veinticuatro amos, csc
secreto que me ahoga, que me
quema como 81 tuviese una no.
guerra en- ell pecho; pero hoy no,
me faltarian fuerzas; espere
listed a manana; al mediodfa
yo estare aquf, Sc 10 promote.
Lo que experimentaba la des
graciada mujer en- aquel mo-
mento era una verdadera tor
tura.
FL magistrate no crey6 pru-
dente insistir mas.
-Sea-dijo,-manana a me-
diodfa esperare a listed aqui.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15
UN NUEVO CONTRATO Sc
ESTA NEGOCIANDO EN-
TIRE Y OBRE-
RIOS MINEROS

New York, Julio Is (FP).
Con los patronos y los re.
presentantes de los tres distri-
tos de los Mineros Unidos ha-
biendo convenido en- no cam
biar la escala de salaries por
un termino de 5 amos, solo Sc
ran resueltos en- las negociacio
mes que Sc efect1an aquf, asun
tos relacionados con la nivela-
ci6n del trabajo en- las carbo-
neras.
Ell presente contrato de los
mineros de antracita, firmado
despues de la prolongada huel
ga de 1885, termina a fines
de agosto; pero parece cierto
que un nuevo ~contrato Sera fir
mado antes de que expire ell
actual.
Aunque la reciente Conven-
ci6n de los tres districts, veri-
ficada en- Hazleton, vote a ia
vor de incluir aumento de sa-
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

en- ell despacho del juez de ms
truccion.
Respondio sin vacilaci6n a
todas las preguntas y confirm6
la exactitud del relate de Luisa
Verdier. En- ell 1nico punto en-
que discrep6 fue en- que dijo al
juez de instruction que ell joven
habia intentado suicidarse a
causa de un v~iolento disgusto
de amor, Y es que Tulsa habia
ocultado intencionalmente la
verdad a ,su amiga.
Pero ell magistrate estaba
prevenido; saba que Tulsa Yer
der, con un objeto que aun lie
era desconocido, tenfa interes
en- ocultar Ell crimen. No vic en-
clio, pues, y ash era, mas que ell
ealeulo de una voluntad hien
La gaceta., 1930-07-15
HACENSE GESTIONES PA
RIA T~RANQUILIZAR LOS
ANIMOS EN- LA INDIA

Simla, India, Julio 15.-Los
partidarios de la paz ocupan
hoy Ell escenario en- la turbu :
lenta situacion de la India Y
hacen definidos esfuerzos pa
ra lograr una mejor atm6sfera
preparatoria de la conferencia
de Londres. Organizaciones
musulmanas han hecho movi :
mientos de cierta Specification
en- este sentido.
Los observadores poIiticos
Green que la atm6sfera es hoy
mejor de 10 que fuera en- estos
1ltimos meses.
En- Bengala parece haber
decrecido ell movimiento de
desobediencia civil aunque la
tendencia hacia la violencia
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

dad de saberlo TODD para apre-
ciar los hechos. Complete listed
su confidencia, jque secreto es
csc? Tulsa Verdier, aqui no de-
be ocultarse NADIA y 70 adjuro
a listed a que liable.
No, no puedo!-exclam6
con espanto.-i listed es ell juel
de instruction, ell representa-
te de la justicia! itengo miedo,
tengo miedo! j,
i Vaya listed con cuidado,
Tulsa Verdier !-diio ell magis-
TRADE con cierta violencia.
La desgraciada lanz6 I'm sor-
do gemido.
-iAh!-continu6 en- tono do
loroso,-si listed conociese mis-
angustias, 81 listed supiese 10
que sufro, tendrfa piedad de
La gaceta., 1930-07-15
LA GACETE

larios en- ell nuevo contrato, los
representatives de los mineros
quedaron en- definitiva COM
prometidos a resistir rebaja
en- los salaries. Los patronos,
representandO a una organiza-
da industrial encadenada con
los principles ferrocarriles
del antracita, no han hecho a.
menaZas de disminuir los jor-
males, aunque los mineros sc
quejan de que los mismos fl
mes Sc han logrado por indi-
rectos metodos cambiando Ell
sistema de page y exigiendo
mas vigilancia en- las impure
zas del carbon.
John L. Lewis, presidente
de los Mineros Unidos, ell Sc :
cretario Thomas Kennedy y ell
vicepresidente Murray tienen
a su cargo las negociaciones,
ayudados por tres presidentes
de los districts antracitas Y
cuatro mineros de fila de ca
da distrito.
Entire las demandas que Sc
les ha ordenado hacer en- ell
nuevo contrato, figuran: No
rebaja en- los salaries; igual
division de las horas de traba-
jo entire los mineros de las car
boneras; derechos de antigiie-
dad basados en- ell periodic de
tempo servido por los obre-
ros; abolici6n del sistema de
La gaceta., 1930-07-15
tlTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFlCAS

Shanghai, Julio 15.-Despa-
chos de origen japones recibi-
dos de la provincial de Honan
dicen que la alianza de los re-
beldes del norte ha lanzado una
ofensiva a 10 largo del frente
del ferrocarril H~aichow-Tungk
wan. Las tropas nacionalistas
tuvieron que retirarse a posi-
clones secundarias, abrumadas
por ell ataque. I'm esfuerzo di-
recto para cortar la fuente de
recursos monetarios de los ma
cionalistas Sc hizo hoy en- Pei
ping por la alianza del norte,
avisandose a los banqueros de
que no deben hacer empresti-
tos a Chang Kai Shek.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

resuelta. Y seguramente por ell
mismo calculo, era por 10 que
Luisa Verdier habia hecho iu-
rar a Pedro Ricart que guarda-
ria ~silencio. Ev~identemente es-
to Sc reIacionaba con un secre-
to, ell secreto terrible que guar
daba desde hacia veinticuatro
amos.
Ciertamente, antes de enviar
a buscar a la dueha del hotel V
de haberia dido ell juez estaba
convencido de que Luisa Yer
der lie habia dicho la verdad
denunciandole Ell crimen del
puente des Arts. Estaba basta
arraigada en- 6l la costumbra
de estudiar las fisonomfas. V do
escrutar los pensamientos nara
deIarse engahar por una men
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

-iOh! listed es muy bue-
no, gracias !-exclam6.
Ell juez la despidi6 con I'm
gesto.
Luisa Sc levant6 Y sali6 del
despacho enjugando sus meji-
las banadas en- lagrimas.
Al quedarse solo ell juez apo
y6 los codos sobre la mesa Y con
la cabeza entire las manos per-
maneci6 en- actitud pensativa.
Al cabo de IN instante MUIR
muro:
TODD ESQ es bien extrano.
bien misterioso. GDe que natu-
raleza es, pues, ell secreto de esa
mujer? Yo me he encontrado
con frecuencia ante asuntos ju-
dictates hien tenebrosos, pero
he sentido Ell recelo que
La gaceta., 1930-07-15
EOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'

me ha hablado listed dos veces
de Ia familia de Lucerolle sin
querer explicar NADIA; jqu6 pue
de haber de comdn entire esa ia
milia, una de las mas honora-
bles, y los criminales? Sus pa
labras de listed, demasiado va
gas, me han impresionado viva
mente, estoy inquieto, tengo ell
espfritu turbado. Sc trata de
I'm secreto, de un secreto terri
BILE, ha dicho listed; es precise
que yo sepa TODD, tengo necesi-
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

contrato individual, por Ell
cual un minero Sc compromete
con la compania a perforar una
secci6n de la nina, empleando
Ell trabajadores; que los mine
ros no sean sustituidos por los
hombres de las oficinas y de-
p~artamentos de supervision;
no cobrar por ell aire y los me-
todos de seguridad; compro :
bacion de los derechos de u
MON adeudados para asegurar
ell pago de la union por todos
los mineros.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

Alexandria, Egipto, Julio Is.
Varios encuentros tuvieron hoy
lugar entire los huelguistas, las
tropas y la policfa. Muchas per-
sonas han perdido la vida y re-
cibido heridas en- las GALES de.
Alexandria.
Los amotinados c~iudadanos
rompieron a pedradas centena-
res de ~cristales, particularmen-
tie en- los alrededores de la pla-
"a Mohamet Ali. AL principle
los soldados hicieron fuego So
bre las cabezas; pero despues
tiraron a matar.
Todavia no Sc sabe ell mime
70 exacto de vidas segadas.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

Washington, Julio 15.-Los'
que abogan por ell tratado ma
val de Londres estan listos pa
ra terminar la presentation de
su case con un discurso del Sc
nador Reed, republican, de
Pennsylvania, que fuera uno de
los delegados a la conferencia,
y despues dejar la carga del de-
bate a I'm pequeno pero determi
nado ndmero de oponentes. La
perspective de llegar a un
pronto acuerdo sobre la ratifi-
caci6n del pacto ha mejorado
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

ba blanca. Lo detuyieron y lie
ocuparon un gallon de wlsky.
lUsted no tiene bastante
edad para saber algo mas que
ESQ?
Viejo.-Si, vuestro honor.
Juez Alderman. - Tiene
listed $500 en- los bolsillos?
Viejo.-Dios milo. Yo no val
go tanto como ESQ.
Juez.-Bien, 81 listed tiene
$40 es bastante, y 81 no los tie
ne Ell marshall lie dara I'm dia
para conseguirlos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

Chicago, Julio 15.-Harry
Brundige, un reporter del st.
Luis Star, cabIegrafi6 anoche
desde la Habana, Cuba, dicien
do que saldra para Chicago a
decir al gran jurado 10 que el
averiguara pOr su cuenta, So
bre ell asesinato de Jake Lingle.
En- articulos publicados en-
su peri6dico y reimpresos por
ell Tribune, dice que otros re-
porters de peri6dicos de Chica-
go, al igual que Lingle, mantle
men relaciones nebulosas con
policias, politicos y pistoleros.
Dice hoy ell Tribune que los
INVESTIGATORS del asesinato de
Lingle han identificado a un
periodista de Chicago al cual
Sc ha referido Brundige como
que diera un viaje de placer a
la Habana en- compania de Al
Capone. Este hombre, dice ell
Tribune, es Harry Read, "edi-
tor de la ciudad' del diario
Evening American. Los mi
nistros metodistas en- un mitin
celebrado aver acordaron decir
al pueblo que han perdido la
confianza en- la investigation
del asesinato de Lingle.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

ahora. Me pasa como 81 dudase
de mi, de mis- fuerzas, de mi in
teligencia. Els como 81 durante
la noche tuviese que marchar a
traves de los abismos.
Sacudi6 la cabeza como para
desembarazarse de pensamien-
tos importunos Y anadio:
-Manana a mediodia volve-
ra; eSperemos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

ahos Y Sc llamaban Elizabeth,
Fanny y Alice.
Ell hijastro tiene dos amos.
Los medicos Green que Ell hon.
bre morira; pero esperan sal
var a la mujer.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

Newton, N. j., Julio 49,
Tres ninos de la familia de Viii
bur Stanton, pr6spero labrador
de Lafayette, murieron hoy y ell
padre, la madre y I'm hijastro
estan enfermos, con sintomas
de envenenamiento. La familia
Sc sinti6 enferma, anoche, des-
pues de la comida.
Tenian los ninos 10, IL y a
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

con I'm convenio informal, rela-
cionado con la clausula de re-
serva del senador Norris, adop-
tado por los amigos del tratado
Estipula la reserva que ell 60
bierno quedara comprometido
por un convenio secreto que no
forme parte del tratado.
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XIX
DE COMO Els POSSIBLE
~DISTRAERSE EN- LA
CARCEL

Media bora despu6s de la par
tida de Luisa, la duena del no
tel de la Gale del Seine entraha
La gaceta., 1930-07-15
TRATARA SIN CONSIDERA-
CION Ell JUEZ AKERMAN
A LOS DE
LA LEY SEGA

Antonio Lopez, un tabaque-
10 que dijo ser padre de siete
hijos, sc confes6 hoy culpable,
ante ell juez Alderman, de dos
acusaciones de tener en- su po-
der bebidas alcoholics Y una
de mantener un lugar de de-
s6rden en- la Avenida Doce
1922.
Luego de DIR los descargos
de Lopez, ell juez dijo: Yo no
quiero hacer un ejemplo con
este hombre; pero voy a ira
tar de poner coto a las viola
clones de la ley SEGA, aunque
me yea obligado a llenar la pc
nitenciaria de Atlanta. Estoy
SECURE que sentencias en- ia
penitenciaria surtiran me,jor
efecto que penas de carcel.
Despues sentenci6 a Lopez
a $50 por cada uno de los car
gos y tres meses en- la carcel
del condado. La sentencia de
carcel lie fue suspendida 81 pa
ga la multa.
Durante cinco amos estara
sometido a vigilancia de los a.
gentes federales.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

ha aumentado y TODD indica
mayores actividades del par
lido terrorista.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

Comparece ell viejo R. B.
Albritton, de Manatee, que
una impresionante bar
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

La negra Leola Clair cele-
bro I'm party y este lie cost6
una multa de $50, por haber
consumido licores intoxicantes.
La gaceta., 1930-07-15

SMdde BY
Lambert Pharmacsl Co., Saint Louis, U. S.A.
The Washington times., 1930-12-16
NEW UTILITIES
BILL TO PASS

The bill revising court pro-
cedure on appeals from decisions
Of the Public Utilities Commits
sion Is due for early passage In
the Senate, according to present
indications.
The measure, sponsored by the
commission. and bitterly opposed
by utility corporations here, is
designed to make the commission
the sole judge Of fact and its
decisions overturnable in court
only on questions of law.
The bill is on the calendar,
but has been passed over here
tofore at the request Of various
members. Yesterday, however,
when the bill was reached, there
was no objection to its immedi-
ate consideration. The clerk be-
gan reading the bill, generally
o preliminary to passage, when
the hour for consideration of
the calendar ended.
However, the bill retains its
place on the calendar, and
should be reached on the next
call. Should no senator then
object it probably will be passed.