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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
METCALF SUFFERS
SERIOUS INJURIES
in AUTO CRASH
Four Accidents Reported
In City And County
Over Week End.

Four automobile accidents oc-
cured in the county and city over
the week end, with the result that
several persons were taken to the
city hospital for treatment, and one,
j. A. Mctcalf, is still confined
there with badly crushed chest
According to the report of the ac
cidcnt in which Mctcalf was in
jurcd, reported to the shcriff's of.
flee shortly after it occurred. by
A Seals, driver of the other ear
which figured in the affair, Seals,
of Los Angeles, was travelling west
on the Holtville-E Centre highway
at o'clock last night. When abou,
mile west of Mcloland Seals
started to pass ear which was
stalled ON the highway owing to II
flat tire. when the ear driven by
J. A. Mctcalf, bearing "A Texas IL
censc. and coming in the opposite
direction, struck the left rear wheel
of Seals ear and turned over
twice. Metcalf was brought to the
hospital by Seals, where his condi-
ton is considered grave this morn.
ing.
Alberta Coleman and Gencvievc
Jones were somewhat cut and
bruised when the ear in which they
were riding yesterday afternoon,
driven by o. Coleman, Brawlev, col
lidcd with another car driven by
c. f. Burnett, FL Centre. at tie IN.
terscction of Main street and th"
Dogwood road. Witnesses of the
accident told the city traffic cc
partment that Coleman was driving
along the Dogwood road at a high
rate of speed and failed TO make
the boulevard stop before crossing
Main street.
Allen McComb, FL Centre. in
making a left turn from Eighth
street on to Olive avenue, late Sat
urday evening, collidcd with ear
driven by Jose Marquee, also of FL
Centre who was coming north on
Eighth street at the time. There
were no personal injuries but both
ears were very badly damaged and
the services of a tow car had TO be
secured before they could be moved.
Last. Saturday evening, about 200
feet west Of the lee plant in Cal
cNico, the ears of Richard Fares,
and w. +. Cummings, both of that
city, collidcd with the result that
James Cummings, II. received in
iuries which had to be treated at
the Calexico hospital. According
to the report at the state traffic
office, Fares was turning onto the
road to the lee plant and Cum
mings was coming out at the time
of the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Chief Tiger In
white Mans Jail

! DOWNEY, Calf, July 21. (U.H
Chief Tiger, son of the late
I Moody Tiger and overload of the
! Creek Indian tribe, was in the
: white mans Jail here today to re-
I pent his alleged sin of letting
"firewater" get the best of him.
! Three Downey policemen re-
! ported they had considerable
| difficulty escorting Chief Tiger
+. to his cell. They said he at
J tracted attention by plotting his
/ car into a ditch and then ex-
: pressing his chagrin with series
of war whoops.
A crowd of townsfolk col
/ lected, thinking the municipal
+. fire engine had jammed its siren.
! Chief Tiger said he was %
/ and that his father ruled the
p. Creek nation in Oklahoma until
his death five years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
BY LYLE c. WILSON
Omitted Press Staff CorrcsponGcnt)

WASHINGTON, July 81. UP
Senator Wagner, Democrat. New
York, today condemned the LONDON
naval treaty for failing TO obtain
reduction but urged the scna,e to
ratifv the instrument on the
grounds that its virtues outwcighed
its faults.
Gliding the administration for at
tempting to- make political capital
of the pact, Wagner recalled lresi-
dent Hoover : statement OF June 30.
1929, that:
elimination is not our goal, but
actual reduction of existing com
mittmcnts to lowered levels.
Persons who expected that goal
to be achieved, Wagner sad, had
been sadly disillusioned. The prin-
ciplc of reduction, he continued, had
so few friends at London that
some of them began to doubt 1t
was on the agcnda.
As Wagner arose to address the
senate, Vice President Curtis an
nounccd the business in hand was
the resolution of ratification, ;'ro
posed Just before Adjournment Sat
urday by Chairman Borah of the
foreign relations committee.
The senator said America lis
tened and chccrcd' Prcsidcn.
IIoovcr's promise of reduction last
year. But he complained the pact
had not even guaranteed limitation
because the cScalator clause would
enable any signatorv TO exceed
treaty levels nj will.
But warning of the i'll will and
suspicion which he said would he
created by rejection of the treaty,
Wagner urged ratification. r
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Trading Slow On
Stock Exchange

Los ANGELES. July -. Wp)
Leading issues on the Los Angel
stock and curb exchanges. ioda,
were generally lower than SatuI
days closing quotations. Tradiu-
was slow.
1ransamerica was the center of
interest with more than 5000 share,
trading in series of brisk selling
sessions. The stock dropped from
2tl2, its opening quotation, TO -
during one bearish rush.
Oils were fairly active with
slightly lower prices being quoted.
Standard, trading at a fair pace
around 62, was the leader, closely
followed by Bolsa Chica and Union.
Banks and Utilities were off
from faction to two points with
only light trading.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
SENATE VOTES
TO ADJOURN N

WASHINGTON. July u. U.p)
The Senate adioHrred sinr die at >
T. m today after ratification of the
London naval treaty.
Three nominations for the federal
power commission went unconfirmcl
and must wait until The next session.
The nomination of William VI.
Jardinc of Kansas To bc minister
10 Egypt was confirmed.
President iioovet WAS informed al
the trcaty's ratification by the
White House telephone operator. IT,
called for the list uf those voting
against thr treaty hut had NO com
ment to make. II WAS Indicated Mr.
Hoover would havt something IA say
about the document at the regular
press conference tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Delinquency Is
Being Studied
At State School

WHITTIER, July u. (U.P With
many prominent psychologists and
sociologisls in attendance the see
ond annual Whittier conference on
the prevention of delinquency op.
cned today al that Whittier state
school
Among the speakers were DR..
Lewis Gillin, professor of sociology
at the University of Wisconsin, ,
Dr. Samuel lIaig Jamisou. lecturer
of sociology NJ the University of
Minnesota, aud Dr. Herman \. Ad-
Ter, professor of psychiatry at the
University of California.
Dr. Kart NJ. Cowdery, assistant
registrar al Stanford University is
presiding officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Indian Princess
Makes Forced
Parachute Jump

CHICAGO. july -. tU.P, -i'tiur's- s-
Red Feather. Texas Indian uai,icn,
got real kick oui of her first para
chute Jump.
Jimmy Van Cisr, the pilot. madr
il plain. however. that h. kirkrt tHe
princess in her rapacitv ~ parl
chute jumper and not ~ an lHdiaH
lady.
The princess went out io 'urttt.
rlviug field vest, r,laV aHd rau
Viuccd the manager she Wa, 10 rrs.
fcSsional jumper 4sd inducrd him %.
send her up in "a plane for q iiti
demonstration.
"O.K.. princes. yrllrd Nau
else when the cabin craft rcachft
AN altitude of several thousand feet
Hop out.
She moved to the door ot Oh.
plane, looked down. closed hcr eyes.
pulled the rip cord ON her ',Aui
and -didn I jump.
The parachute hillawcd out Boz t..
cabin and its shrouds unlooseurd H
all directions and il looked as thong
there was going ia he a lot of tang
ing with the controls of the plane
"Cripcs.' shouted Van Cie.
And she said she II jumped hrfel.
all over Texas.
lie pushed the flowing silk uH
of his way and dtlivercd a whH.,
hearted kick in the direction "f t.a
princess. She completely lost hts
poisc and stepped out into thin at.
and her parachute behind De-,
Shortly aftcrward she landed ou IT,.
field with n hard ielt.
"Wcll, | had Ia do IL to sa,r tar
works. - Jimmy explained aPol"Gf'
cally when he brought the r'aa.
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Verdict FavOrs
Sheriff Gillett

Sheriff {. l.. Gillett was found not
guilty of assault on c. j. Taft on
January II, according to verdict
given this afternoon by Judge A. c.
Finney in superior court The sher-
iff had oeen found guilty in Judge
|. Mayfield s court, the case then
being taken in appeal to the superi
or court, where Il trial was held this
morning,
The Judgment reads that &C. l..
Gillctt did not wi'frlly or unlawfully
use force or violence upon the per
son of e. j. Taft, and accordingly
the court finds the defendant not
guilty. y
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
FRASER CANDIDATE
FOR MINE INSPECTOR

PlloENlN. Ariz., July 21. W,P)-
Tom Fraser. Arizona mining man,
today returned to his home at RAY,
Aril., after "a short trip here, dur
ing which be- announced his candi-
ducy for state mine Inspector.
Fraser Is e Democrat and has lived
la Arizona - years.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
This Joke Is
Not So Funny

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., July Il.
U.p,-Coconino county sheriff's
deputies are continuing their
search for vandals who painted
"Coconino County the Boot
legger's Paradise" ON several
sign boards.
While authorities were without
a clue in connection with the
sign planting. they blame re-
cent raid on $4,000 distillcry
in Long Valley for the act.
Sheriff Kester said his men
were looking for operators of
the still.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
UNITED VERDE BACKS
buy AT HOME CAMPAIGN

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 81, W.H
United Verde Copper company
Jerome. Ariz., spent more. than
s225.000 among Arizona producers
and business men during April, MAJ
and June, the Industrial Congress
reported today. in connection with
its "Buy in Arizona" movement.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
YOUNG ANXIOUS
FOR INTERVIEW
WITH MACDONALD
Witness Steadfast In His
Desire To "Perjure
HIMSELF"

SAN FRANCISCO. july II. U.P)
--Govcrnor G. e. Young declared To.
day he was ready aud anxious to see
John Mcdonald. rccanting witness
of the Tom Mooney Warren Billings
ease.
v Macdonald arrived here last night
from Baltimore 10 reverse the tcsti-
mony that sent two men TO prison.
Mooney and Billings. convicted
largely on the statement of Mae
Donald, are now serving life terms
in prison for the 1916 Preparedness
Day bombign here that killed ten
and wounded 40.
Macdonald, on the advice of his
two attorneys, Hilary Cans and
Charles Ruzicka. who arrived with
him, refused to talk about his plans.
The two lawyers, however. declared
he was stcadfaSt in his desire 10
"perju lure himsclf' and was eagerly
awaiting an interview with Cover.
nor Young.
The executive planned today "a
make quick trip TO Stockton but
said he could see Macdonald inn
mcdiatclv after his return. which
probably will be Tuesday. II was
thought that the meeting would take
place tomorrow, and at that time a
date would be Sc for the official
hearing of Mac Donald S retractiOn.
1t was not known whether the
event, SO eagerly awaited by follow
crs of Mooney and Billings, would
he held before the governor or the
supreme court, which now is in re
ccipt of second pardon petition
from Billings.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2l. U.P)
The California supreme court vot
ed unanimously today to grant
Warren X. Billings, convicted of
completely in the 1916 Preparedness
Day bombing, Il new hearing on his
application for n pardon.
The announcement was made in u
brief written statement which Chief
Justice William II, Waste prepared.
1t said that Il petition submitted
last week by attorneys for Billings
which asked for Il new hearing at
which John Macdonald, reputation
witness, would appear, would he con.
sidcrcd aud accepted as an applica.
tion for reconsideration Of Billings
pardon application.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Six Killed In
Plane Disaster

LONDON, July 81. W.p Six per
sons were killed today when an
airplane crashed near Gravescnd.
The scene of the disaster was
Mcopham Grreh between Crave
send and Chatham on the Thames.
The dead included the two pilots
and four passengers on a junkcra
type commercial taxi plane operat
ing between Croydon and Lcton
quet, France.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
TyphOOn Damage
AT Ten Million

LONDON. luly - uP-origin
20 estimate of stn.Hlo um damage
donr by tvphppu uf b snshu Is.
and NAV BE- eAsrr,hrd when more
r,uplctc details of tbr dr<tfurtipn
are reviewed. an Exrhangr telegraph
dispatch from Toxic ,aid.
nravv damage vas duHs iH The
-eap"rt ~ Naga.aki, whlie crops,
vhieh hud prumis,i uunsuai rr.
urns this srasnu. sn-'Hinsi em"t
nous lussrs
TOXIC. July 20 UH fhansanis
uf pcrsuus urfr without siritrr 700
kyhushu island tdnaY after thr iv
rh"oh whieh swept thr island ~atur-
day.
Ura.luallt restored rammuuiea
ans revealed .wru hoH-ls ecfr
.irstroyed whilr % n.hiuz b"ats
vcTe sunk rs thr sfr"Hg atHi-.
he rrrw eft thr lnaf, nuslef l1l
we're host
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

CONTINUED ON page six)
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
ELLOS, EN- PRIMERA FILA

Made puede negar que uno
de los factories principales del
resonante triunfo que ha tent
do la Delegation del Centre
Asturiano en- Tampa, ha sido
esoS poderosos grupos, consti-
tuido por j6venes animosos y
constantes en- todas las empire
sas, que integran la prestigio-
sa "Secci6n de Recreo" y la
"Juventud Enthusiastic" rama
esta de un valor positive, pro-
bado en- estos ultimos tiempos.
Esos decididos y templados
muchachos, que lie han repor-
tado tantos beneficiOs a la email
tecida instruction sin estar in
fIuenciados por ell medic inte-
resado, han contribuido con
tcdaS las fiestas, organizadas
con entusiasmo indescriptible,
a la consolidation definitiva
de la s~impatica y progressive
Delegation en- esta urbe flori-
dana.
Ellos, los que por su edad
temprana, no caldeada toda =
J via en- la fragua del desalien-
to y pesimismo, Sc propusie-
ron IN dia, acOnsejados por a.
quel hombre inolvidable, mo-
delado en- Ell yunque de una
acabada y definitiva energfa,
que Sc llamara en- vida Lau-
reano Torres, improvisar pa
secs campestres, romerias, pa
secs maritimos, bales, funcio-
mes teatrales, a fin de que to-
do cuanto Sc recaudara por
concepto de tickets vendidos
ingresara en- la GAIA de la So
ciedad.
Bien conocidos son estos j6-
venes, de tOda nuestra colOnia,
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
DEL
DE D

La lucha por la victoria en- ell
hotel Hillsborough, ha queda-
do reducida en- la clase A a
'Nestor Hernandez, de Tampa,
excampe6n; w. N. Woodbury.,
de Birmingham, y P. j. Wal
ker, de Savannah.
Hernandez, que tiene cinco
.juegos ganados y dos perdi :
dos, jugara mahana con Wood
bury.
Ell brillante jugador de Biz
mingham tiene cuatro CANA
dos Y ninguno perdido.
Walker tiene tres perdidos
y cinco ganados.
Fue anoche proclamado cam
peon de los ajedrecistas clase
B, J. w. Graham, empleado
de la aduana de Tampa, con
solo medic punto por encima
de Luther Williams, de Macon
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
TEATRO CASINO

La emocion de su historic lie
fue dada a Los Angeles mien-
tras Sc "filmaba" la obra en-
que tanto Sc distingueE George
Bancroft, "The Mighty, que
hoy Sc repetira. Mas de 40 po-
licfas motociclistas, en- forma-
cion Y disparando sus automa.
ticas con la mayor rapidez po-
sible, proporcionaron la emo
ci6n. La spectacular y ruidosa
carga Sc hizo en- una de las
PARTICIPATES Gale del distrito
comercial, la esquina de Sexta
" Spring, en- ell mismo coraz6n.
Muestra la escena una partida
de bandidos con ametralladoras
en- automobiles ~blindados, mi
ciando I'm asalto y robo contra
tres bancos y siendo desaloja-
dos por la policfa montada,
mandada por bancroft.
Manana Sc exhibira ell capt.
tulo sexto de la serie "TarZan
ell Tigre''.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
VOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Aver fue electo p~residente
del nuevo comite executive de-
mocratico del condado Ell Sr.
John r. Fielding, que en- un
tempo fuera tasador de contri-
buciones del condado.
George H.. Wilder, de Plant
City, fue ell c~ontrario de Field
ing, obteniendo % votos contra
81 que alcanz6 ell vencedor. Ri
abogado Hines trat6 de pre-
sentar ell tema de las el~ecciones
fraudulentas; pero Sc acOrd6
dejarlo para otra OCCASION.
Jimmie Keggin, de West
Tampa, declare que a Ell lie ha-
bia tOcado perder en- las pasa-
das elecciones y que no recor-
daba todavia una election, en-
los Gltimos 20 amos, en- la que
eli derrotado no Sc hubiera la
mentado.
G. Jay Hardee entreg6 la pre-
sidencia a Fielding, que pronun
clio un discurso agradeciendo la
distinction.
Para secretario Sc eligi6 al
j6ven abogado Burnside,
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
CHUNGtITA

Tabaqueros de MARTINEZ
Ybor Sc nos quejan de ciertos
"empleados" que vienen ejer.
ciendo coacci6n para que los
obreros vayan a conner en- ur
restaurant en- que parece est$
interesado I'm cafetero y otros
conocidos sehores.
Vamos a iniciar una investi.
gaci6n y diremos la verdad.
Los obreros de esa fabrica
son hombres conscientes Y al
morzaraf donde les convenga
almorzar.
81 10 que Sc afirma es cierto
desde ahora podemos asegurar
lue ell Sr. Llano no esta ente-
RADIO de 10 que pasa.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
s @ / A | E s

de Rocky Point" pasado ma
mana, sabado para la Verbena
asturiana, estaran situadas eF
la calle Is y Ia. Avenida y en-
Main y Howard en- West Tam
pa. La primera saldra a las ]
Y media de la noche.
Hoy Sc termina ell plazo pa
ra las adhesiones a la comida
del domingo, dirigida por los
muchachos de la "Secei6n de
Recreo."
Ell bando verde" contin1a
con una pequenisima ventaja
del "rojo." Hoy Sc despejara
la inc6gnita y al fin sabremos
que bando ha vencido.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Felicito hoy de una manera
cordial a la distinguida y ele-
gante dana Dora Menendez,
esposa del conocido caballero
Charles Menendez, alto en-
pleado de la tienda Brownie
Clothes Shop, porque es su
cumpleanos.
Su residencia Sc vera muy
visitada por sus numerosas a.
mistakes, y no celebrando fles-
ia alguna, ha pensado recibir
de ocho a diez.
I'm feliz y venturoso dia lie
deseamos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Sc rumora que muy pronto
Sc va a celebrar un picnic"
en- la playa de Rocky Point"
Sc piensa contratar para ese
dia la mejor orquesta de Jazz
y ell mas popular Sexteto.
Tambien Sc dice que ell in
menso "Polaco'', soberano del
gran Castillo HE'LL Harbor,"
lie piensa dar una sorpresa al
Comite auspiciador de la refe-
rida fiesta campestre.
Tan pronto TODD este quede
confirmado SECURE dando de-
TALES.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
TRIUNFO HOY EN- LA CA
RRERA DE Is MILLAS Ell
AVIADOR JESUS F. PENDAS

A las dos de la tarde de hoy
Sc efectu6 en- ell aerodromo mu
nicipal la primera carrera, de
Is millas, por ell trofeo ofreci-
do a los aviadores no profesio-
males.
Termin6 en- primer lugar,
luego de una convincente de-
mostraci6n de suficiencia y no
obstante ser otros aparatos
mas veloces que ell suyo, ell a.
viador espahol JESUS F. PEN
das.
Ell biplano de Pendas es mar
ca Waco, con un motor Curtis.
Hizo ell recorrido en- 8 minu-
tOs y So segundos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

luchadores y emprendedores,
resultando sus nombres, Ell es-
ia epoca de claudicaciones y
suspicacias, la magnifica ga
rartia que puede ofrecer Ia
Delegation al Centre matriz,
que majestuoso Sc levanta er
la pintoresca ciudad antilla-
ma. Esos nombres, Que estan en-
todos los labios y que deben
permanecer siempre en- prime
ra Inca, como I'm magnfffgo
ejemplo de e~jecutoria cumpli-
da, deben ser ~encomiados Guam
do la gigantesca labor crista-
lice en- realidad, pasado mana
ma, en- la colossal Verbena de
los dos dias, en- la playa de
Rocky Point" Ellos Sc mos
traran satisfechos. Ellos son :
Maxine Gonzalez, Rafael Mar
tinez, Juan Fernandez, Gena-
70 Garcia, Ceferino Fernan-
dez, Oscar Cuervo, Joaquin
Sierra, Willie Dfaz, Benigno
Alvarez, Agustin Cueto, Juan
Corces, Leo Lorenzo, Segundo
Rodriguez, Jose Pena, Manuel
Ross, Guillermo Hernandez,
Jose Prieda, Ramon Garcia,
Julio Alvarez, Arturo Campo,
Manuel Vega, Jose Carreno,
Juan Celaya, Gonzalo Garcia,
Jose Menendez, Jose Maria
Fernandez, Celestino Fernan-
dez, Tomas Pasar6n, Tony A
range y Ramon Garcia.
En- este grupo no aparece ell
nombre de Miguelit0 Toca, por
que es ell insustituible Presiden
tie de la "Juventud Entusias-
ta," ell que ha trabajado teso-
neramente y con verdadero a
NOR en- todas las fiestas que
mas arriba enuncio.
81 manana Sc escribe un ca
pitulo aparte respecto al de :
senvolvimiento econ6mico en-
ell orden progresista de la De-
Iegacion, no Sc debe olvidar
que la columna %primordial, ba
Sc suprema de la grandeza tan
gible, Sc debe, sin dudas nj
vacilaciones, a estos pinos nue.
vos.
Nosotros, conociendo ell va
Tor de todas sus acciones her
manadas, con ell PRESTIGE y la
dignidad, no podfamos silen-
ciar su obra, en- ell instante her
moso de apreciar sus meritos.
Con nuestro APPLAUSE va nues
ira cordial felicitaci6n.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Madrid, Julio 17.-Un des-
pacho de Londres dice que la
vida del Rey Alfonso t>;tuvo
aver en- peligro, en- la capital
inglesa, cuando choco Ell auto
m6vil en- que Ell Sc dirigia al
palacio de Buckingham a al
morzar con ell rey Jorge y la
reina Maria.
Una mujer guiaba ell auto
rn6vil que en- la esquina de
HYDE Park chocara con ell We
h{culo del monarch.
Qued6 roto ell cristal que Sc
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Julio l7,-Conti-
nuan encarcelados los piStole-
res que hace pocos dias trata-
on de aSesinar al vigilante Ra-
niiez, de la po.icia nacional.
Ell abogado Jose Garcilaso de
a Vega, conocido criminalista.
'e ha hecho cargo de la defen-
a del americana Ira Holmes Y
9 Larranal a.
Serafin Felix Diaz Sera de-
'endido por ell DR.. Julio Fer
landez RojaS, juez que fuera
n ell pueblo de Marianao.
Aparece comprobado que
Oiaz lego de los Estados Uni
los ell dia Z.
Otro de los acusados en- ell
'aso eS Rafael Pineiro Ramos,
(a) Memo. de Tampa, a quien
IA policia considera un peligro-
so estafador.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Arturo Pinero, joven actor
c6mico aficionado, celebra su
function benefica en- ell teatro
del "Centro Obrero," ell entran
te domingo, con las bonitas
obras "Amor Ciego" y LA
Muerte de Pura."
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

cia Secreta protege al Sr. Por-
ties Gil. eXpresidente de Meiico,
por suponerse que los comunis-
as deSean Su muerte.
Tres semanas pasara aqui ell
estadista mejicano. Sc ALOHA en-
la embajada de su pals, en- ell
Nedado.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Madrid, Julio 17.-Esta va
en- Francia ell principe de AS
turias, heredero de la corona.
que ha emprendido un viaje
por Europa. LIE acompana su
medico y ell marques de Ca
maraSa.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Habana, Julio 17.-Ha ne
dorado Felix Granda a quien ell
lunes hirieron de suma grave
dad haciendole un disparo Guam
do estaba sentado en- la azotea
de un almacen de tabacos. To-
davia no Sc ha podido descubrir
al criminal.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
LA DECIMA VICTIMA DE
Los PISTOLEROS EN- Is
DIAS

Detroit, Julio 17.-El cada-
yer de un hombre que Sc cree
sea la d6cima victima de los
pistoleros, en- diez dlas, fue
encontrado hoy en- un callej6n.
Cinco disparos Sc hicieron
contra ell hombre, que aparen-
temente es un italiano.
Esta procurandose la iden-
tificaci6n,
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

'onas timoratas, que elias no
irian ell sabado por la noche, a
a Verbena, por tenor a ''esto
V 10 de mas ALA"
Pensamos EN- que seria con-
veniente establecer un sistema
lie vigilancia y nos fuimos con
j consejo a los "muchachos'...
va ellos habian acordado
)roteger ell canine entire la ca
retera y He'll Harbor y tenian
para clio ell consentimiento y
lpoyo de las autoridades!
A nadie debe extranar que
a victoria Sc complazca en- ser
tmada por hombres tan inteli-
gentes y activos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Presidente de la Secci6n de
Recreo y Adorno del Centre
Asturiano, organizadora de la
gran fiesta que ell sabado por
la noche comenzara en- Rocky
Point para terminar ell domin-
go a las 8 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

Y los "verdes" y los "rojos''
We uniran esta noche. conten-
t0s de haber laborado en- pro
de los intereses del Centre, y
unidos iran ell sabado a la Yer
bena.
Ellos dispuestos estan a
zanzibar de color siempre
que la sociedad teclame su a
sistencia.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17
MATRIMONIOS
A. de la Peha.

Vernon L. Thompson, 81, y
Lillian U. Vow, 81; Landon L.
Tanner, 26, y Ruth l. Darville,
81; William Hartup, 81. y Mar
garet Pope. "a.
La gaceta., 1930-07-17

boy la noticia de que va Sc
encuentra completamente res
tablecida la simpatica damita
Manuela Lebredo, que estuyo
recluida a consecuencia de
hallarse padeciendo de leve
dolencia.
Mucho me allegro.