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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01
Death Reveals Poverty Of Portuguese Leader

LISBON, May i.-Marshai Comes da Costa, PortugaPs wartime Com mander-in- Chief and former Presi- dent of the Republic who died in December, left no money for his widow and large family
 It was even learned that the medals and other honors bestowed upon him by six crowned heads and ten presidents as well as his treasured sword, presented by Dom Carlos as a reward for his victories in Africa, were pledged to money lenders.
 A subscription was raised to re- deem the starry tokens of the mar shals remarkable courage which were carried by six of his aides be- hind the funeral carriage.
 The Government has granted his widow $50 a month and his grand children will be educated at public expense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01
DOUGLAS
 ti NEVIS
BETTER HOMES PROGRAM
 SCHEDULED TONIGHT

A worthy program, sponsoring Better Homes, is the entertainment offered for this evening at o'clock at the Congregational church as the main event here of the week which has been set aside by the Presi- dent of the United States and known as Better Homes" week Mrs. Charles Sey is chairman of the organization on the Island, having been appointed from Washington, D. c. alJ
 Each night this week, an instruc- tive and entertaining program has come from Juneau, released over KFIU, and received here with asure by everyone fortunate enough to listen in on them. The programs came in fine and clear and were a credit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01
Chapter 4
THE GENIUS OF FLIQUE

Mrs. Parados, whom we met in the reception hall. had been a fine looking woman in her day, but she was 10 now
 Experience and artifice had en- ameled her face with that hardness which a man carries better than a woman.
 She gave me a smile, but her eye brows ascended and Caroline turned imploringly to Flique.
 This is my charming friend, Mile. Brent" he beamed May ! beg a room for her and a place at your table?"
 "Yes, indeed' the woman an- swered T must have been out when you arrived"
 Did I not meet her myself?" Flique interposed neatly. Made moiselle Brent is one of the illus trious Brents, of whom monsieur your husband has spoken. Mon sieur called in those famous ones, Morrison and Hunt, and to assist them, who is more competent than mademoiselle, the last of her line?' wondered what Parados would say when he came out of his li- brary
 T didn't know my husband had sent for you, Miss Brent"
 "Ah, that husband of yours, y Flique chuckled. He is the origi- nal, yes. Monsieur met mademoi- selle in San Francisco"
 Carollnes embarrassment was pitiable It must have touched Mrs. Parados.
 We are glad to have you with us, anyhow" she said.
 You are very kind. Mrs. Para dos" she said. T hadn't expected to stay-but M Flique insisted"
 M. Flique has way with him, y Mrs. Parados remarked, dryly.
 A light footfall drew our eyes up the handsome staircase Celia was descending clowly, lovely in din- Ter gown Mrs. Parados' hands were cienched The hatred in her eyes as she looked up at Celia shocked me. Celia was smiling.
 Who is this golden one?' the soprano voice of Anatole Flique
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suddenly demanded. Come, ma cherie," and he took Celia's hand and led her to Caroline. T present my little friend, Mile Brent. This golden one is our Celia Ferris, mademoiselle. You will be friends, yes? It cannot be otherwise"
 We were all laughing now. even Mrs. Parados, and I began to ap- preciate the peculiar genius of Ana tole Flique.
 .'M. Flique is a dear and he says nothing so nicely that we love to listen Celia said lightly.
 Caroline laughed. You are more than kind, you and Mrs. Parados. I know I shall love San Lucas" Its enchanting" Celia drawled.
 My little friend has the mis- fortune to be without dinner gown" Flique interposed irrele- vantly. There is a little georgette the color of mademoiselle's eyes in your wardrobe"
 "Oh, surely" Celia interrupted Come along, Miss Brent. We've just five minutes"
 Celia linked her arm in Caroline and they flew up the handsome stair. Flique beamed.
 "You're too much of diplomat for this house. M. Flique," Mrs parados said in brittle voice. You
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01
MADAGASCAR MAY SUPPLY
 RUBBER PLANTS FOR U. s

WASHINGTON, May l. - The prospect that the United States may become factor in rubber pro- duction has been enhanced by the successful cultivation the past year of rubber plants in southern Cali fornia and Florida.
 Dr. Charles F. Swingle of the de- partment of agriculture who re- gently brought the plants from Madagascar, their native home, re- ports that they withstood the win ter climate without damage.
 The plant is known as Euphorbia intisy. It is shrub or small tree and grows to height of 20 feet.
 It is especially desirable for the manufacture of automobile tires, Dr. Swingle said, of which the United States is the leading maker in the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01
COMMEMORATE ANNIvER SARY

The 111th anniversary of Odd Fellowship was appropriately cele- brated by Alaska Lodge Al. here last night. Enjoyment of the fes- iiylties was confined to members of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah o3gcs and their families.
 Wife the children played games anl enjeyod ice cream cones, the older folk played cards for pastime. Seven tables were engaged in pay, with the following prize winners: Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin and Rang mar Kromquist, first prizes. and Mrs. John G. Johnson and Sante Degan, second prizes. Refresh ments were served after the cards.
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She stared at Flique, and then, with a sob, fled up the stair.
 "Une femme curieuse," Flique muttered. Come, my friend, M. le Prcfesseur is in the sun-room."
 M. le Professeur,' whom we found reading a newspaper, was a sender elderly man with brown eyes and thick -lensed glasses, a neat gray beard and slightly ncr- vous manner. Flique introduced him as Herbert Johns, the custodian Of the fort.
 MT. Parado5 spoke Of your com ing" Professor Johns said agree ably, but I expected an older mar" "
 "It would be Morrison, the senior partner, of whom he spoke" I pointed out, tired of repeating the explanation. Morrison was il"
 Flique excused himself with a remark that he had composition to prepare" and took himself off to the other end of the sun-room.
 T am intensely interested in that old fort of yours" I laughed, drop ping into chair.
 "Mine?" he murmured, lifting his eyebrows T wish 1t were
 An underlying bitterness pcnc- trated the delicate surface wistful- ness of his expression.
 Of course it is N-r. Parados' property I hastened to say, but you have lived in it and taken care of it long enough to justify you in speaking of it as your own 50 it would seem after 20 years he agreed, drumming nervorsly on his chair. But life itself is only q tenancy. Nothing is permanent-cx- cept death, and our silly dreams don't count then. But here l am talking nonsense" and his negative personality again was steeped in his smile. You must come over as often as you please. We'll have some good talks. If you find me queer, you won't mind, eh?' ! I was touched by the beaten look in Johns magnificent eyes.
 People out of the common have fascination for me- l laughed. You are busy?'
 1 He nodded. I'm working on a text book on marine biology. Are you interested in that sort of thing?"
 I'm afraid you'll find me a dull pupil" grinned.
 Fhque was sealing an envelope. He proceeded to address it. 1 Professor Johns drummed on the arm of his chair. ''M. Flique is at tached to the Paris Surete. un- derstand he is their cleverest in- vestigator"
 This significant bit of informa- ton, left me with cold feeling. A little gong sounded and I followed Professor Johns into the dining room.
 Copyright, 1880, William Morrow and Company
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01
BITS O. BLARNEY" IS
 MUSICAL EVENT COMING

Tickets for the operetta, "Bits O Blarney," to be staged by the boys and girls glee clubs, of the Douglas high school, will be placed on sale tomorrow The date the operetta will be given is Saturday, May To- The students are prac- ticing hard for the event.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn the Commissioner Court for
 the Territory of Alaska, Division
 Number One
 Before A. w. FOX, Commissioner
 and ex-officio Probate Judge, Ju-
 neau Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 JAMES WALLACE, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That H. L. Faulkner was, on the 9th day of April, 1930, appointed administrator of the estate of James Wallace, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are IIequired to present them to the undersigned at 424 Goldstein Build ing within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Juneau. Alaska, April |e, 1880.
 H. L. FAULKNER, Administrator. First publication, April 10, l930. Last publication, May l l930.
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should have come ten years ago"
 Tt desolates me that you are right, madame Flique replie d gravely. To-day is madame's birth day." he said gently, and the wentieth-um-ann of her wed dding, yes? May I felicitl,o madame?" Flique inquired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01

Producers sales of leaf tobacco in Virginia totalled $685. ,725 pounds during February.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01

Dinner Specials 1t Mabry's Cafe7
 Have yoa tried the rive o'C1ock
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GEVAERr FILMS AT : ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-01

AGFA-ANSCO FILMS AT
 ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS adv
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A game of murder!" Tomor- row finds this strange mixture of dinner guests playing it.
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First publication, April 10, l930. Last publication, May l l930.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-02
COPELAND HITS
SHIP INQUIRY

Led by Senator Copeland I'D
of New York. a group opposed to
investigation of the Shipping
Board and it's allied Merchant
Marine Corporation as provided IN
a Senate resolution, today was
planning a course to prevent the
inquiry, after Senator Mcclellan
CD, of Tennessee, declared ne
will ask the Senate to reatflrr1
its original action authorizing the
Investigation. Copeland served
notice after adoption Of the meas
ure he would move to reconsider
Mcclellan said:
81 believe the Senate will re-
affirm its adoption and author
lie the probe. Such an inVeStl-
CATION is necessary, and the
country should learn what hap,
mems to the money 1t puts into
ships"
Copeland said: -.
81 believe the resolution Will
be thrown out on recOnsldera'
ton. There is no necessity or
reason for such an inquiry at
this time. That ground has all
been gone over"
Mcclellan will return The mat
ter to the Senate after the tariff
bill is acted upon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-02
French Woman Sets
Solo FLiQht Record

LIE BOURGET, France, May l
ON.SD.-Lena Bernstein, French
aviatrix, today established a new
unofficial worlds record for solo
endurance flying for women, re-
naming aloft after she had
passed the % hours 80 minutes
mark.
She intended to continue fly
ing until 8 o'clock tonight, it was
announced.
Mile. Maryse Bastie held the
previous record of rs hours and
AZ minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-02
Marshall Fields Wife
Is Reno HOiOHrner

RENO, New, May 2 GN.S0.-
Mrs. Evelyn Marshall Field, wife
of Marshall Field Sd, grandson
of the Chicago merchant prince,
was in Reno today.
Her attorney would not admit
that she was here to establish
residence preparatory to filing a
divorce suit.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
RECESO DEL SENADO EN-
HONOR DE TAFT

Washington, Mario. 10.-Un
receso de dos dias sera tornado
por ell senado en- honor del di-
fan'o eXpresiden,e William H
Taft.
Manana 81 presidente Hoover
V su esposa iran desde la Casa
Blanca a la iglesia Unitaria de
Todas las Almas para asistir a
los servicios religiosos en- honor
de Mr.. Taft.
FL p%residente Y Mrs Hoover
no esperan cOncurrir a la cere.
monia que Sc efectuara en- la
r3t7nda del Capitolio, donde Ell
cadaver sera expuesto durantc
tres horas.
Gran nGmero de ofrendas flo
fales Sc han recibido, algunas
de elias enviadas de distances lu
cares de la repGblica. Miles dc
amigos han hecho a la viuda y
sus hijos expresiones de simpa-
ia. En- todos los edificios pG-
blicos la bandera esta a media
asia.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Los dlputadoS del sheriff Jou
chin Sc personaron ell sabado
N ell cafe de Serafin Montiel.
Situado Ell la Sexta avenida Y
ale Ounce. deteniendo a este
a sus ayudantes y a un grupo
J" mas de 20 iugadores.
Sobre las mesas fueron en-
,ontrados $4,000, de los cuales
Sc apoderaron los diputados
Peacock, Aulick, Sheriff., Nc
Gee y Kirkland.
Serafin Y los jugadores fue-
ron llcvados' para la carcel en-
un gran automovil de los que
usan los trenes de mudadas.
Tamhien Sc embarcaron en-
el "vehiculo" las mesas Y uten-
si!ios de juego.
Serafin presto fianza de mil
pesos para quedar en- libertad.
Sus ayudantes Vicente Del
ado y Guillermo Gonzalez
lieron fianzas de $500 cada
mo.
Les iugadores quedaron Ii
rrCs a raz6n de $25 por cabe-
a.
Atribuyese ell raid" a una
rforrnaci6n de nuestro colega
Tril pne revelando one So
atm habia tirado un n1mero
'os tolas antes de las nueve,
lora Cricial de la tirala, cor FL
in Il: perjudicar a los "boIit..
'os MEMORIES" Muchos listos
IS fpron" asi a los boliteros
)equenos, que no estaban en-
erados de la jugarreta.
Pero muchos boliteros Sc ne
aaron a pagan a los que Obtu-
leron los tickets" despues de
bora de la tirada hecha por
Serafin.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Tn exito ruidoso alcanZaron
los organizadores del bale ce-
lebrado 81 pasado sabado en- la
sociedad Guiana.
iQue lindos lucian los salo-
mes con la presencia de tantas
gentiles senoritas, muchas ele-
gantemente disfrazadas!
Toda la esplendorosa sala
"vestia" un hermoso decora-
do.
Esta fiesta de la algeria y
la risa de las muchachas encan
tadoras, ha sido la mejor de
todas las que hasta ahora Sc
han efectuado.
Sc hacfa dificil dar I'm solo
paso por ell magnifico Palacio
de los cubanos. BESIDE las nue.
We Y media de la noche va to-
dos sus d~epartamentos estaban
invadidos por nuestras distin-
guidas familias.
Para que mis- lectoras y lee
torres Sc den una idea de 10 que
signific6 esta inolvidable fies-
ia de carnival, debo informar
que la cantidad recaudada pOr
concepto de socios transeuntes
arroj6 la suma de c~uatrocien-
tos pesos, porque ell bale era
de caracter social pero Sc CO.
braban cincuenta centavos a los
.elementos que no pertenecien-
do a la sociedad deseaban dis
frutar de la fiesta.
Cuando subj al salon princi-
pal la acreditada orquesta de
los VARSITY Boys ejecutaba
IN lindisimo Fox y un ~centenar
de parejas 10 bailaban, viendo-
me en- la imperiosa necesidad
de quedarme en- la puerta de
entrada.
Muy cerca de la una de la
madrugada mi Garnet anot6
Glen nombres de espirituales
senoritas, pero hoy solo publ
co la mitad por la falta de es-
pacio, prometiendo manana
dar a conocer ell resto.
Centenares de paQuetes de
serpentinas Sc repartieron.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
UN M~ANIFIESTO f.
COMITE

Circula en- estOs momentos,
por los talleres, un manifesto
del Comite Nivelador que con
ticne Ia carta que recibiera de
Ia Union de Fabricantes de Ia
bacos.
Firman la carta de los seno-
res manufacturers ell presiden-
te, Sr. Jose Arrange, y el score
tario, Sr. A. Ramirez.
La finalidad del manifesto
es lograr que cada taller nom
bre hoy dos Delegates para una
asambiea que esta noche Sc We
rificara en- ell Centre Obrero, a
las Och0.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Habana, Mario 10.-La poll
ella de esta capital sigue hacien-
do esfuerzo para descubrir las
misteriosas circunstancias que
rodean ell case de una j6ven a
%mericana, Rose de Rose, que el
sabado recibiera varias heri-
das de anna blanca, en- la espal-
,da.
La policfa no cree ell testimo-
Mo de la muchacha, de que &c
hiri6 a 81 misma, dada la posi-
ci6n de las heridas.
Fue recogida la Rose en- ell
cuarto de bono de su departa-
mento, en- un hotel local.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
RENUNCIO UN MIEMBRO
COMITE DE CAMINOS.

Jacksonville, Mario 10.-G.
Perkins, hombre de negocios
de esta ciudad, manifesto hoy
que ha presentado su renuncia
como miembro del departa-
mento de caminos del estado.
En- una carta al gobernad0r d.
+. Carlton, publicada aqui,
Perkins, atribuye su renuncia
"a sentimientos sobre asuntos
con los cuales esta listed fami-
liarizado."
HE eXpuestO a listed en- for
ma no equivOca la manera CO.
mo Ell departamentO arroja Ell
dinero de los contribuyentes u
sando I'm sistema de pavimen-
taci0n de propiedad privada,
p2tentado, cuando Sc pudiera
ahorrar so cts. por yarda Qua
drada en- un tipo cue ha sido
sancionado por ell negociado
federal de buenos caminos.
Tambi6n he expuesto a listed
cue cierto miembro del comite
la utilizado, como pre3tados,
titles del departamento de ca
ninos, los cuales todaVia no
han sido devueltos.
lie he communicate ademas
que tres miembros del comit6,
Robert w. Bentley, w. S.
Stands y E. R. Graham, cele-
bran reuniones y toman acuer-
dos sin ell conocimiento del CO.
mite, 10 cual, a mi entender,
no es saludable para ell estado
Y no esta de acuerdo con las
rromesas que listed hiciera en-
81 campaha.
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s @ [ E s

Al acusar ell reloj las dos de
la madrugada Sc inicio ell des-
file entire los toques de corne-
ticas, pitos Y ma"lgas que lie
vaban las lindisimas damitas
que asistieron.
Por delante del cronista des-
filaron estas angelicales selo-
ritas, lujosamente ataviadas:
Carload Rico, Adelina Paz, A
melia Hernandez, Eva Duran,
Lily Duran, Rosa Casalins, Es-
trella Fernandez, Josefina Ba-
ron, Luisa Puerta, Maria Cra-
paro, Luisa Garcia, Teresa
Garcia, Saba Puerta, Teresa
Gonzalez, Ofelia Leoni, Onelia
Leon, Amelia Grandis, Lily
Granada. Flora Rodriguez, Do
lores N10ez, Hortensia Betan-
court, Onelia Montedioca, O.
limp,a Rodriguez, Della Var
queti Magdalena Gonzalez,
Luz Rico, Maria Cacciatori, Lii
H. ~
lima, Car.1ad Baron, EveIin1
Fernandez, Maria Garcia, Con
suelo Coral, America Fernan :
dez, Chela Boni, Chela Marti-
nez, Della Martinez, Ofelia
Leon, Lily Martinez, Josefina
Martinez, Graciela Garcia, Leo
nor Garcia, Eloisa Garcia y
Elena Perez.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
NOT!CEAS DE INTERES LOCAL

Para el jueves esta senalada
on la corte federal del distri-
to IL vista de la cauSa contra
Gouzaio Harate y Charles Wall,
acusados dc violar la ley Harri.
son con,ra las drogas her6icas.
Presidira Ia vista el iuez A
herman, que presidiera otro Jul
clio en- Ell cuai Sc condenara a
ZArate.
Iambi6n seran iuzgadoS Joe
C%acciatore, (a) 10 jo, y Joe Ma
niscalco, ta) Little Joe, actsa-
dos de traficar con n~arc6ticos.
Cacciatore trat6 de sobornar
a un agente federal, en- relaci6n
con este case,
Por violar la ley Harrison
contra las drogas, tambi6n Sc
ran Sacadas a juicio las causa>
contra Bonnie La Nuez. d
Wilhcit y Giuseppe Nizzi.
Causas contra el detective 7
NJ. Chevis, Tony Vaccaro Y &
Trimblc. por violaci6n de la ley
SEGA, seran resueltas en- el pre-.
sente termino.
Seran iuzgados por perjuicio
Andrew Sui. Johnnie Napoli,
NJ. +. Sampson, A. Leorins y
Marchetta.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
lLYIIIAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS
LA CONFERENCIA ESTA
LA DE-
MANDA DE n

Londres, Mario 10.-Los de.
lcgados de EStados Unidos, In
glaterra y Francia a la confe-
rentia del deSarme naval estan
reunidos hoy alrededor de una
mesa. en- el palacio St. James.
para considerar la demanda Dc
una garantfa de seguridad he
cha por Francia. En- cambio por
Il garantia Francia ha deiado
saber que esta preparada para
0 "'gar una reduction en- ell to-
nelaje que ha pedido $4,000.
Asunto de Suma gravedad sc
"or3idara el Que detln res0l ~
NJ. BRAND, Nc Donald V ell CO.
rOnei Stims9n. Del resultado de-
pende quizas ell fracaso definiti-
20 de la conferencia. Aunque
Jos delegados de lnglaterra Y
Estados Unidos han hecho sa-
Der que no van a envolver a sus
paises Ell una promesa que pue-
de entranar la guerra. no Sc IL
nora que BRAND ha recibido ga
rantias en- contra de una agre-
sion. Ayudan al secretario Slim
s,n en- las negociaciones ell ST..
Morrow y ell senador Robinson.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
La quota de Florida para

La Quota de Florida para
Campamento de Entrcnamien
o Militar de Ciudadanos, sena
lada en- $50 hombres, fu6 cubic
Ia en- I'm dia, segdn noticias fe
cibidas adui en- el dia de aver.
Esta da a nuestro estado 81
primer luTar, habiend0le CORES
pondido ell segundo ell ano pa
sado.
Los campamentos para 10
iudadanos solo reciben a j6ve
nes de II a "a amos. Uno de los
eampamenlo s tstari siiua'O e.
te ano en- Fort Barrancas, Pen
sac0la.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
CREESE QUE HA SIDO DIES
HECHA UNA BANDA De
CRIMINALES TORTURA-
DORES (.

Chicago, Mario 10.-Una
banda de criminales dedicada
q secuestrar y torturar desde
New York a Chicago creese hoy
que ha sido rota cuando una
muier hiZo saber que su eXeS-
poSo, rico jefe de una compa-
MIA de SECURES. seria una GA
ell victima." La facil victima,
Teodoro Kopelman, en- la car
eel del condado positivamente
identified aver a seis hombres
como los mismos que lie mantu-
vieron cautivo EN- una casa de
campo Y lie amenaZaron con
hierros candentes hasta obte-
ner Ell rescate que lie pidieran.
Luego Kopelman escogi6 de
entire los detenidos a SD diVor-
ciada esposa, ahora la ''novia'
de uno de los jefes de la par
tida.
Ell grupo estaba obteniendo
un promedio de $4,000 al ano
segdn la oficina del fiscal, aun
que uno de los hombres confe-
SO que por su parte ell ano pa
sado lie correspondieron 5000
pesos.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
TRATO DE ENVENENARSE
Ell JOVEN GONZALEZ

En- la Clinica "El Bien Publ
CO. fue asistido aver por presen
tar graves sintomas de envene-
namiento, ell j6ven Armando
Gonzalez, duenO de la botica 81
tuada en- Ia avenida de MICH
gan esquina a la Gale Is.
Ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez le hizo
IN lavado de est0mago y Ar
mando Sc sentia bastante mejo-
RADIO en- la manana de hoy.
Tn hermano de Armando,
Pedrit0- Sc quito la vida hacc
mas de un ano.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Habana, Mario 10.-Isidor'
Ga3tanaga, pugilista espanol,
"acost6" aquf ell sabado al ex-
campe6n mundial de peso com
pleto, ligero Y veterano pugilis-
ia irlandes, Mike Nc Tigue.
La caida ocurri6 en- ell primes.
asalto y opinase que Nc Tigua
NADIA hizo para impedirla.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Habana, Mario 10.-La Sc
cretaria de estado de Cuba Sc
mantiene en- contacto con la Co.
mission de Defensa del Tabaco
Nacional, que preside ell ST.. Con
zalez del Vale, con ell fin de au!-
mentar la propaganda en- ell ex-
tranjero y proteger la pobreza
del tabaco cubano con la ayuda
de d~iplomaticos y c6nsules.
Hoy conferenciara con ell sub
secretario de estado, DR.. Miguel
Angel de la Campo, ell ST.. Del
Vale.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Habana, Mario 10.-A los
triunfadores de las competen-
cias de aviaci6n verificadas ct
dia "a Sc les entregaron Ell saba
10 los premios en- ell aerodromo
Oral Machado, situado en- Ran
cho Boyeros.
Los photos del ejercito hicie-
ron acrobacias, siendo muy a.
plaudidos.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

To que hace dias afirmamos,
10 repetimos hoy.
Alguno4 fabricantes dc taba-
ros Green que todos los profile
mas de la industrial pueden re-
solverse 81 los tabaquero Sc a.
vienen a ganar infimos iorna-
les.
Para intensificar la venta de
81 ~"puros' 10 que necesitan los
fabr'cartes r. jDteliQente pro
Daga da, bioa dirigida.
Cuba trata bora de utilizar
a sus diplomaticos y c6nsules
para la propaganda en- ell ex-
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Sc encuentra muy bien, Y en-
81 Residential, ell conocido jo-
ven Armando Gonzalez, her
m0ro del Unfortunate Pedrito.
Este joven, apreciado en-
nuestra sociedad, atent6 con-
ira su vida ell pasado sabado y
fue atendido con verdadera
prontitud en- la Clinica "El
Bien Pdblico," por ell presti-
qioso medico DR.. A. A. Coma
iez.
Mucho nos alegramos de su
mejoria.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

No oividen los hermanos ia
bagueros que deben consular
a sus hermanos sin trabajo a la
bora de resolver en- definitiva
los problemas planteados Ell la
industrial.
Tanto derecho tiene a Opt
mar ell taba0uero que no traba-
ia, por no tener mesa" como
ell que trabaja Y co~ntribuye pa
"a mantener a los sin trabajo.