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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-03-19
ELLIspoRT ITEMS

Encouraging word has been received
concerning the convalescence of Mr..
Walter Gift, who is spending the
winter with his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. George Glockler Of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Gift recently I'M
derwent major operation, from
which he rallied quickly, and Is pro-
crossing to the satisfaction OF his
physicians and friends. We are glad
to note that he plans to return to
Ellisport as soon as his health permits.
Mrs. Eleanor Cunningham, who has
spent the winter in Missoula and
Spokane, Is at present visiting with
her daughter in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jack Wendler returned to her
home last Friday with her small son.
Richard Smith Wendler.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Bailey went
to Seattle on Thursday. Mr.. Bailey
returned on the evening boat, but Mrs.
Bailey remained to attend the celebra-
ton of the thirty-fifth anniversary Of
the organization of Westminster
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Bailey and
Mrs. H. c. Hills were among the honor
guests at the dinner which was given,
being charter members of West
minister.
Mrs. D. E. Lesh spent Friday and
Saturday in Seattle with DR.. Corinth
L. Crook and her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Huneke of Spokane, who were in
Seattle for a brief visit.
Mrs Moncrieff is spending few
weeks at her Ellisport cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles England were
in Seattle last Friday.
The Ellisport Woman's Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Charles
England last Thursday, with Mrs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-03-19

The Ellisport Woman's Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Charles
England last Thursday, with Mrs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles England were
in Seattle last Friday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-03-19

Mrs. Eleanor Cunningham, who hai
spent the winter in Missoula anc
Spokane, Is at present visiting witt
her daughter in Minneapolis.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-03-19

Mrs. Moncrieff is spending a few
weeks at her Ellisport cottage.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-03-19

Mrs Jack Wendler returned to her
home last Friday with her small son,
Richard Smith Wendler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
BONDS ADVERTISED
BY FALLS CHURCH
Details for Sale of $125,OOO
Water Issue Worked Out
by Council.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


FALLS CHURCH, Va, May l5.-De-
tails preliminary to the sale of S125,000
in bonds of Falls Church for inStalla-
ton of municipal water system have
been worked out by Mayor l.. P. Daniel
and the Special Water Committee Of
the Council. Mayor Daniel is today
sending out notices that sealed pro-
poSals will be received by the town clerk
until June 1 for the purchase at not
less than par and accrued interest of
125 coupon bonds of the denomination
Of 81 900 each, numbered consecutively
! to 125, with interest from date of
issuance, payable semi-annually, No
ven1ber and May /, at rate not ex-
ceeding S per cent per year, the princi-
pal and interest payable in New York
in gold or its equivalent, bonds to be
payable to bearer in 30 years.
These bonds are offered subject to an
approving opinion as to their validity by
Thompson, Wood & Hoffman, attorneys,
OF New York, but otherwise bids must
be unconditional. Bids may be submit
ted at any sum above par and accrued
interest at the rate of per cent, or
may be made at par and accrued inter
est at any rate lower than 5 per cent
in multipleS of one-twentieth CT / per
cent. Certified checks for not less than
10 per cent of all bids must accompany
the bids, with the balance to be paid on
delivery Of the bonds. The council re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids or to scale any portion of any bid.
Accompanying notice of the sale is a
statement describing the financial con-
dition of the town of Falls Church, with
real estate valued at $1,097,2 71, based
on one-third of actual values, and with
a $4,000 pervious bond issue for
schools, now reduced to ST. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15

vision before Justice Frederick L. Sid
dons against George A. Won Dachen-
hansen, George A. Won Dachenhausen,
IT., and Augusta Won Dachenhausen for
injuries sustained when struck by an
automobile of the defendants. October
81, 1929. ON H street, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets.
Murray said a bone in his right arm
was broken and several days later the
defendants paid him $25 and he signed
a release. but later oecioeo 20 bring
suit On the claim that the signing of
the release was procured while he was
in a highly nervous condition He was
represented by Attorneys Alvin L. New
myer and Milton Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15

Tariff Commission. will not lower rates
appreciably, and added:
THE flexible provision instead of
taking the tariff out Of politics only
involved it all the more in politics, es-
peciaIy during the meeting of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
and the International Chamber of Com
MERGE"
Hull said the flexible provision appar-
emily excites "deep-seated fear among
so-called business leaders" and that
presumably the two meetings were pos
seSSed of the constant apprehension
they might incur the displeaSure OF the
Hoover administration. If serious dis
cussion Of national problems were un-
dertaken.
Though intimidation was mot re-
motely" contemplated by the President
Hull said this state of awe, or fear,
or hope of reward" offers IAN addition
al and most powerful reason" for re-
peal OF the flexible provision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
Jockey, Training
On Punching Bag,
Sets House Afre

CORVALLIS, Mont, May IS
(R.-Herbert Simmons, is years
old, attacked a punching bag at
his ranch home last night in
training for work as a Jockey.
The bag broke loose and over
turned lighted lamp, which set
the house afire.
Simmons escaped through
window. His father and brother,
called from the home of a neigh
Dor. aided in saving other build
ings on the ranch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
WOMAN SHOT FIVE TIMES

Mary Newman, colored, II years old,
Of 1925 Sixth street, was taken to
Freednen's Hospital last night in a
serious condition after she had been
shot five times, according to police. by
James Ford, 10 years old, colored, OF
the 1900 block Of Ninth street.
Ford was arrested. The shooting.
police said. took place in Ford's home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
FLEXIBLE POWERS
OF TARIFF SCORED
Senator Hull Says Sliding
Rule Has Injected More
Politics Into Problem.

Substantial lowering Of the Hawley-
Smoot tariff rate would require 125
years at the rate of revision previously
employed by the Hoover administration
through its flexible tariff powers, Sen
ator Hull declared last night.
The TenneSSeean, in a statement
through the Democratic National Com
n1ittee, said it "is now patent" the
President, in conjunction with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
WILL ATTEND BANQUET
Sorority Members Slated to Hold
Founders Day Fete Tonight.

Approximately 100 members Of Alpha
Delta Pi Sorority are expected to at
tend the founders day banquet at the
Shoreham Hotel at Q o'clock tonight.
Miss Ruth Macarthur, George Wash
ington University student, win be toast
mistress.
Miss Margaret Maize, president Of
Beta province of the sorority. will be
guest of honor. The singing Of sorority
songs and instrumental selections by
members of the organization will COM
plete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
Rail Safety Record Claimed.

SAN FRANCISCO. May IS (P.-Es-
tablishment of record for safety was
claimed today by the Southern Pacific
Co., with the statement it had carried
435, 926, 500 persons some 1928, 308, 123
passenger miles in IL years without loss
of life in steam train accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
EARTHQUAKE FEARED
But Disturbance at Meal Is Only
Collapse of Adjoining House.

CHICAGO, May IS GP.-Mrs. Mar
garet Murphy and her 70-year-old
mother, Mrs. Mary Devereaux, thought
an earthaa4aIse lad aOcurred, but 1t
h9 =
Tney were seated at lunch, enjoying
their meal, when their home was
knocked from its foundation and the
dishes on the table were hurled to the
floor.
The explanation was that the an
cient two-story building adjoining,
weakened by age, had collapsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
Noted Surgeon Dies.

CINCINNATI, May Is [P).-Dr. J. M.
Withrow, n. noted surgeon and edu-
Gator. died today Of heart attack. He
was recognized nationally as an author
ity on women's illnesses and was a
founder Of the American College of
Surgeons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
MAN DIES SUDDENLY
Baltimore Resident Stricken Where
He Had Worked so Years.
,eciaI Dispatch 70 The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, May I5.-Employed for
half century at Calvert Station, Nor
man G. Mcintyre, SO years old, dropped
dead yesterday while talking with
friends at the scene Of his long labors.
Mr.. Mcintyre retired from his posi-
ton as clerk with the Pennsylvania
Railroad May /, 1928, after completing
SO years of service.
Taken to Mercy Hospital by munich
pal ambulance, he was pronounced dead
on his arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15

Penny postage in New Zealand is to
60, the new rate on letters being cents
and on poStals cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15

BY new law. Chambers of Com
merce in Colombia must be organized
under government supervision and must
consist of not less than nor more than
Is members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
Why Suffer With Painful
CORNS
Lift Them Out With Fingers
NO PAIN! NO BOTHER!

After other methods have faked ana
that stubborn corn or eSflSSs kNS@S
coming back. Just spread Z. Y. KSrAs
Remover on the annoying corn o. est-
louS with handy little glass rod, Ne
burn. ne bandaGe. plaster Or besner.
AlmoSt instantly the agoniElnG pain Is
gone and soon Won can easily Iin the
corn out with your fnEers. Why suit
fer needleSsly when this simple remedy
Is available to every one wh0 is both
cred with torturinE cornS. IL costs
only CSC Mt Peoples or any good drug
store, but IL worth many dollars 10
comfort to those troubled with painful
corns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
AWARDED $500 VERDICT

Auto Victim Takes Case to Court
After Signing Release.
Samuel W. Murray, 1914 Wisconsin
avenue, was awarded a verdict for $500
damages today by jury in Circuit Di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
COLLISION NEAR MT. AIRY
Maryland Secretary of States Auto
Damaged in Crash.
,eciaI Dispatch 10 THE star-

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNT AIRY, Md, May 15-A
sedan owned by David C. Winebrenner,
Sd. Secretary Of State of Maryland. and
driven by Cameron c. Kehne of Fred
erick was slightly damaged just east
of Ridgeville when 1t was struck and
forced of the road by Delaware coupe.
Kehne was en- route to Baltimore, while
Mrs. c. H. Simon of Route No. 2, Will
mington, Del. driver of the coupe, ac-
companied by two other women, was
driving to Frederick. Damages in the
amount Of approximately $50 were paid
by the Delaware motoriSt.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
TEATROS

"El EScuadron del Vicio'S tie
ne cinco hombres que merecen
TODD ell apoyo que listed pueda
darleS; los dos primeros son
Paul Lukas y Kay Francis, una
parejita atrayente; lie sigue en-
orden de importancia a Helen
Johnson, ia nueva SENSATION
rubia'. y quedan otros dos nom
bres, Cromwell, ell director, Y
Garrett, eli autor.
Impresiona 81 argumento la
imagination del spectator Y asi
podra listed apreciarlo hoy,
cuando yea esta conmovddora
pelicula.
Complete ell programa "EI
Sheriff Combatiente". con Buck
Jones DE protagonista.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30

Party"
Una fiesta agradabilisima la
ceiebrada en- la noche de aver
por los esposos Maria y Ma
nuel Suarez en- su Residential
de la avenida II.
Party de Halloween.
RENO intensa algeria duran
tie la noche.
Entire los asistentes recorda-
mos a Consuelo Fernandez, Es-
tela Alvarez, Ofelia Rodriguez
Frances Cacciatore, Rita Sar-
miento, Violeta Sarmiento, Ig-
nacia Perez, Norma Fernan-
dez, Ofelia Perez.
Estrella Cuervo, muy gentil,
de charra salamanquina.
Carmen Alfonso, Hortensia
Alvarez, Carmela Pardo, Jose
fina Quesada, Grace Diaz, Es-
trella Perez, Silvia Menendez,
Josefina Gil, Esperanza Cam
pos, Consuelo Haber, Maria
Yahez, H0rtensia Martinez,
Kate la Corte, Josefa Menen-
dez, y Pillar Mendez, de gale
ga, muy simpatica.
Jose Rodriguez, A. P. L6ri--
da, j. M. Fernandez, Miguel
Perez, Oscar Cuervo, Charlie
Alfonso, Amado Cuervo, Angel
Balseiro, Luis Guevara, Maxi
mo Echegaray, NJ. Pardo, Lalo
Fernandez, Diego Here's, Luis
Diaz, Arturo Campos, Fico Fer
nandez y Joe Johnson.
Exquisite ell buffet servido.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
HENRY FORD REBAJO LOS
J0RNALES

Detroit, oct. 30.-La compa-
MIA Ford Motor anuncio aver
que ha vuelto al formal de Sc
por dia, que Sc hallaba en- efec-
to hasta que Ford 10 aument6 a
81, en- diciembre de 1929.
Ell Gambia, segun la compania
Sc hizo hace tres semanas. Elk
please ell aumento de Sc a 81
como una escala de emergencia
que Ford quiso establecer para
ayudar a impedir la depression
del dollar, en- 1929.
Cost6 ell aumento a La compa-
MIA la suma de 5,176, 101, un
promedio de $1,000, 900 al mes,
durante los % meses que estuvo
on vigor.
Sc pagaron en- csc periodic de
tempo, 1897, 442, 1897.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
"A CANDIDATURA DE D.
ARPA SERA DEFENDIDA
POR Ell PARTIDO NUM-
CIPAL BLANCO

Ell partido municipal blanco
Sc reuni6 anoche, discutiendo
.os planes para la election de
los nominados de- partido y
rombr6 un comite central para
supervisor la votaci6n de las
elecciores generates del mar
es pr,Ximo.
FL comit6 esta constituido
pr A. L. Franklin, Presiden-
te; y T. l.. Ferris, j. A. Gregg
ry y J. w. Blount.
f Comit6 actuara con ell CO.
lisionado individual del parti
10 en- cada Colegio Ell grupo
-ntral cuidara de los emplea-
dos para la election, autom6vi
lies para transporte de los vo-
'tantes aNas urnas y otros de-
beres de W campana.
Ell comiG executive del par
lido, compuesto de los funcio-
narios de la organization, fuG
nombrado como un comite es-
pecial para cOnferenciar con
Albert D'Arpa, nominado con-
ejal en- ell distrito de West
Tampa, para discutir los pla-
res Y efectuar un mitin en- csc
listrito, ell lunes pOr la noche,
oda vez que D'Arpa tendra la
oposici6n de dos candidates in
dependencies, Leon Cain y
Tohn Sosa, en- la election del
nartes.
Constituyen el comit6 espe-
ia: w. n. Burnside, presiden-
e; Harrf n. Sander, vice pre-
idente; j. b. Jones, secretario
Charles T. Friend, tesorerO.
Para ocupar la vacante ocu-
rida por fallecimiento del ca
titan J. A. Lovelace, ha sido
ombrado comisionado en- ell
1olegio Mum. a ell Sr. NJ. H.
Sweat.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
CONDFNADA A CINCO
AMOS LA MADRE DE GIN
CO HIJOS

Gu rl0ttesville, Va, oct. 30
La Sra. Mary f. Moore, de Lou
sa, madre de cinco nihos, fut
condenada aver, por el delito d
Justification, a cinco amos en- Ia
penitenciaria.
Mrs. Moore le diio ancche {
los reporters que ella dejara :
los ninos al cuidado de una an
ciana de la raza de color, que
cuidara de elIos hasta su regre-
50.
La Justification de un checl
de $500 a nombre de Earlt
Crank, abogado del condado de
Louisa, fu6 la causa de SD arres
to. Al ser detenida declare que
ella guerra el dinero para com
prarle cosas a sus hijos y para
enviarle dinero a su esposo que
Sc encuentra fugitive de la JUST
cia bajo la acusaci6n de violar
la prohibition.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
AFIRMA Ell ~GOBERNADOk
CARLTON QUE LA DIVI-
SION DEL DINERO DE LA
GASOLINE ES UNA MEDI-
DA

Sulphur Springs, ell arrabal
situado al norte de Tampa, fes
tej0 aver la reapertura de la
carretera numero 5 hasta la IL
nea del condado de Pasco.
Aparte de los actos organi-
zados en- honor del rey Y la
reina ALI escogidos, la nota
mas importante fu6 ell discur-
so del gobernador Carlton y la
referencia que este hizo a la
distribution del impuesto sobrC
la gasolina.
LA distribution del impues-
to sobre la gasolina, sostenida
el microbes por una sentencia
de la corte suprema, dijo, es
una de las mas importantes
nedidas constructivas aproba-
las en- la Florida"
"Sera uno de los mas gran
des factories para mantener la
integridad financiera del esta-
do y aliviar a los propietarios".
La ley concede tres centavos
lei impuesto al departamento
lie caminos y distribuye los
,tros tres entire los 81 conda
los, teniendo on cuenta pobla-
ion, area y carreteras hechas.
Explic6 ell gobcrnador que la
icy da ahora al condado mas
linero que antes y la calific6
de victoria para la administra
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
LAS ~CORPORACIONES DO
MINAN AL PALS Y CON
SU SISTEMA EGOISTA EX
TIENDEN Ell CONUNIS-
MO-DECLARO Ell ADO
GADO GENERAL DE LA
FLORIDA

West Palm Beach, oct. 30
FL. abogado general del estadO,
Mr.. Lands, lie diio anoche a los
miembros de la association de "a
bogados de Pal mBeach, que va
America no Ofrecia a sus ciuda-
danos oportunidades equitativas
para atender a su propia eXis-
tencia.
"Esta situaci6n
ha sido traida por dejar el do
mimic de la mayoria de'las indus
trias del pals en- las manos dc
unos cuantos intereses podero
sos.
"Bajo las condolences que pre-
~valecen, dentro de POGO los ciu
dadanos no podran figurar er
los negocios nj dedicarse a la a
gricultura con una esperanto re-
zonable de eXito, toda veg que nc
podra combatir nj ser opositoI
de las cadenas industriales.
DE continuar esta situaci0r
tendremos un pals donde los pa
tronos acabaran pOr pensar que
ningGn individuo tiene el dere
che de actuar independienteme,
te para ~resolver sus medios d
vida, como acontecia en- ell pasa
do.
"Nuestros ciudadanos van :
la desintegraci6n.
"Estamos recibiendo infor-
mes oficiales de los trabaiOs d.
los comunistas en- este testado.
Cuando IN pueblo carece de ali
mentos Y de oportunidades para
procurarse de por 81 sus me-
dos de vida. no Sc sabe 10 que
puede hacer nj 10 que Sc puede
espersr del mismo. Las semillas
del ladicalismo fructificaran en-
su alma. No existe la menor du-
da."
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
| A LINEA AEREA BOGOTA
MIAMI SERA
DA EN- DICIEMBRE

Bogota, Colombia, oct. 30
I'm servicio de aeroplanos que
pondra a esta capital a dos dias
lie los Estados Unidos, lego
aver cast a su cristalizaci6n al
lnunciar la compania Scadta la
tsrminacion de un nueVo aero
puerto en- Dorado, lugar a 90
linutos de Vuelo desde aqui, So
re los Andes.
Todo Sc halla preparado para
'ue en- diciembre dos aparatoy
lie 40 pasajeros presten servicio
ntre BarranquilIa y Miami, en-
n dia, completandose IA jorna-
a hacia ell interior, ell dia 81
guiente.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30

Tenemos noticias oficiales de
lue JOS comunistas, dijo ell Abo-
gado General Lands en- SUI dis
curse de West Palm Beach, "vie
men trabajando activamente en-
nuestro estado."
"Guando listed tiene personals
sin alimentos y sin oportunidad
para que hagan SUI vida, listed
no sabe donde "a a parar. Las
semillas de radicalismo caeran
en- terreno abonado."
Ell comunismo Sc eXtiende en-
Tampa y en- otros lugares del es-
ado, porque ell comunismo pare
:e ser, en- estos momentos, la uni
"a esperanto de los hombres que
no tienen trabajo y carecen de
pan.
A los obreros sin ocupaci6n Sc
les ofrece trabajo y no se/es da ,
Sc les promote adecuada alimen
ACTON y no Sc les s~atisface; Sc
'es ofrece igualdad Y esta no apa
'ece; Sc les promote justicia y
10 Sc les respeta.
Ell comunismo ofrece trabajo
IAN, justicia e igualdad, y el
1ambriento tiende sus brazos 2
a esperanto y Sc hace "roio."
Lo ha dicho ell Abogado Gene
al; cuando ell pueblo no tiene
,omida y carece de oportrnlda
les para ganarse la subsisten.
ia, ell terreno es fertil para e
adicalismo.
Eel remedio?
Aqui esta: dar trabajo al O.
>rero>y pagarle un formal cue IL
)ermita atender, sin ~angEctia, :
odos los gastos de su familia +,
;ratar al obrero como un homtrt
quail a los demas hOmbres. ne
ONO a un ser inferior.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
Bcda de gran mundo

En- Ia noche del pr6Ximo pa
Sado microbes contrajeron ma
trimonio ante ell altar mayor de
la igleSia de Tampa, la intere-
Santisima Srta. Petronila No
Kay, V ell distinguido joven Fer
nando Gallardo.
Ell adorno floral de la igie-
STA complacia a la imagination
mas eXigente Y respondia al
guSto artiStico mas delicado.
Perfumaban ell ambiente V
daban la sensaciQp de I'm pro-
digioso jardin, magicamente
traSplantado bajo las b6vedas
del temple, profusamente ilu-
minado, los claveles blancos Y
de tonos rosa, los pomposos cri
santem0s, las rosas de mas su-
tiles coloridos....,.
Por Goquiera ruirnatdas de
esparragos Y airosas palmas.
La Marcia nupcial de Lohen
grin esparci6 sus dulces notas
y la novia, gentilmente apoya-
da EN- ell braZo de su padre, ell
ST.. ID. B. Mckay, avanz6 con
solemnidad canine dial altar.
La irreprochable elegancia y
IA belleza del estilo de su ira
ie motivaron un murmullo de
sehtida admiration.
Constituian su corte las be-
Has senoritaA Mariana Kickley
y Aurora Mckay, ostentando
trajes estilo imperio, y los j6-
venes Allen Mckay y c. Vega.
Padrinos de la boda, la Sra.
Roberto Shrewsbury y ell Sr.
d. b. Mckay.
Terminada la ceremonial ce-
lebr6se en- la Residential de los
padres de la desposada una fies-
Ia intima, realZada con la pre-
sencia de bellisimas damas, en-
tire las que recordamos en- pri-
mer termino a la Sra. de Nc
Kay sus hijas, Sra. Consuel0
Spoto, Sra. de Vega, Sra. Eva
Corral de Flores, y Sras. de
Butari, de Valdespino, de Ca
rrera, de Bartlett, de Franco;
y un grupito encantador for
mado por las interesantes seno
ritas Zoila Salas, Margarita Y
Manolita Fernando y Beba Gre
CORY.
Ell cronista hace llegar has,
Ia los j0venes desposados, sus
votos de ventura.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
Festival de la Seccion
de Auxilio

La Secci6n de Auxilio del
Circulo Cubano, encargada de
pagan las p6lizas a los socios
que fallecen, prepare un festi-
val para los dias s Y 6 del mes
de diciembre,
Han ofrecido SUI concurso a
esa Secci6n, todas las Secciones
del ClrcuIo Cubano.
Con nuestra cooperation pue
de contar su presidente, ell Sr.
Francisco Medina.
La gaceta., 1931-10-30
EMBARGO ell joven Hernandez

EMBARGO ell joven Hernandez
Hacia la Habana EMBARGO
aver eli correcto joven AbeIar-
do Hernandez, Jr., hijo de nues
tro querido amigo el Sr. A. Her
nandez, miembro prominente
de la Association de Emigrados
Revolucionarios.
Nos encarga ell viajero que
10 despidamos de sus amista =
des, por no haberlo podido ha-
Ger personalmente.
Tn viaje feliz y muchos ext
tos lie deseamos.