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Sc said in part that boys in their
activities of life had several char
acteristics needed development un-
der capable supervision and by
that method of training as outlined
by the teachings of the Boy Scouts
of America, the contact desired by
boys could be thoroughly met,
their muscular development i'm
proved, their mechanical ideas for
manipulation strengthened Out of
door life for which all boys yearn
is one of the outstanding activities
offered in Boy Scout training and
which broadens their thought Of
adventure Good reading is al
ways advocated and books suitable
for boys are recommended by
Scout Masters. Grouping of boys
in Boy Scout troops is one of the
best ways Of grouping boys that
they may achieve their desires
which is very distinct in their
lives. The Boy Scouts of America
as outlined by Mr.. Woodhead has
every characteristic that is de-
manded by boys. In conclusion of
Mr.. Woodhead's address, w. w.
Hynson, president of the club, an
nounced that a troop committee
composed of citizens of the town of
Smyrna had ben selected as fol-
lows: w. F. Matthews, chairman,
g. w. w. Schantz, secretary; Her
vey p. Hall, w. w. Price, E. P.
Corrie, DR.. @. G. Harmonson, Rev.
p. r. Thomas and J. Wells FAIRIES.
The club will observe their annual
Ladies Night next Thursday even
ing the 18th of March at 6.15. DR..
Paul Ellsworth, president Of Wash
ington College, Chestertown, Mary
land, will deliver an address on the
famous Passion Play Visitors
present: Stanley NJ. Woodhead.
Visiting Rotarians, w Charles
Boyer and William D. Watson of
the Dover Club.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11
NOTICE

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
Delaware, in and for Kent County.
February Term, A. D. 1881
In the matter OF Petition of Theodore
Ferguson and Florence T. FerpusoR for
Rule 10 show cause Why following iudg-
record thereof, viz. Judgment of James H.
Carton vs.. Theodore Ferguson and Flor
ence I. Ferguson. being p. s. 3. No. ).
July Term. 1925, in and for Kent County
judgment Docket As. Page 346. Judgment
entered July Sth, 1925.
AND NOW TO-WIT, This 18th day oF
February, A. D. 1881. petition and affidavit
filed. and on motion OF Charles L. Har-
monson, Esquire, Rule granted upon James
Byrnes. Executors Of James H. Carton. de-
ceased. to show cause why the said judg-
ment should not be marked satisfied on the
record thereof, and it is further ordered
that the said Rule should be returnable
Friday. the 10th day of February. A. D.
1881, at ten o'clock A. NJ
AND NOW TO-WIT. this goth day Of
February, A. d. 1881, on motion of Charles
L. Harmonson, Esquire, It is ordered bv
the Court that the above Rule be continued
to Monday, the 10th day Of April. A. D.
1881, and that a copy thereof be published
by the Sheriff of Kent County in a news
paper of said County once week for four
consecutive weeks.
IN TESTIMONY That The above
is a true copy Of the rule
granted in the case there stat
(SEALl ed, as the same remains Of
record. I hereLnto set my hand
and affiX the seal Of the said
Court this 26th day Of Febru-
ary, A. d. 1881.
WILLARD S. SLAUGHTER.
ProthonOtary
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11

THE SMYRNA TIMES is an independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
It represents and the State of which ii
is a part. 1t also gives the items of
Importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland
ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times
is the business medium not only for the
town it represents. but for the outlying
district of which it is the center. en-
bracing the towns of Clayton. Kenton,
Cheswold. Townsend. Leipsic, &c. A rate
of SO cents per inch an insertion charg-
ed for transient advertising Season or
yearly display advertising rates quoted
on application. For Sale. For Rent,
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
ing one inch space or less, a minimum
charge Of 80 cents per insertion. Public
Sale advertisements rs cents per inch
first insertion and 80 cents per inch for
each subsequent insertion. Locals and
Reading Notices, Is cents per line per
issue.
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2-25 ct
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11

daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Jones, when she returned from a
nearby store. Jones had lain down
on the floor and with the muzzle
of double barreled shot gun,
pressed up against his chin, dis
charged the weapon. The lead of
shot tore his head off Mr. Jones
was a native of Smyrna, but had
lived in Wilmington for many
years. He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. William Lawson, of Whining
ton, and two sons, Clarence and
Herman, with whom he lived
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11
SMYRNA ROTARY CLUB NEWS
Stanley M.Woodhead Address Club
Concerning Boy Scout Movement

The Smyrna Rotary Club at
their weekly meeting last Thurs
day evening at the Wayside Inn.
heard Mr.. S. M Woodhead, Execu-
tive Secretary of the Boy Scouts
of America for the Delaware Dis
trict south of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, discuss very thor
oughly subject entitled Boys. !"
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11
DEsPoNDENT, SHOOTS SELF
Elmer e. Jones, Native of Smyrna,
Discharges Gun in Mouth

Despondent because of ill health,
Elmer E. Jones, 81 years old, of
South Maryland avenue, near Sum-
nit avenue, Richardson Park, shot
and killed himself while alone in
his home yesterday afternoon The
body of the man was found
on the floor of his bedroom, by his
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11
SOY BEANS FOR SALE

Virginia Bro:vn Soy Beans, $3.50 per
bushel Manchu Soy Beans, $500 per
bushei, all lob. any quantity. Recleaned
new crop seed of high termination. for
orders up to March 28th, ready for de-
livery about March 18th. Samples mailed
upon request.
J. T. VANDENBURG & SON.
BIZ 2t Bridgeville, Del.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11

Delaware has a fine educa-
tional system and thru the
generosity of Pierre S. dupont
Smyrna, Clayton, Dover, Mid
dletown, Milford, Laurel, New
ark and nearly all the larger
towns of the State, have fine
High Schools and Grammar
School buildings. AS pertin-
emily stated by the Morning
News, "other states envy Del
aware. Mr.. DUPONT has been
a devoted advocate of educa-
tion and his beliefs have
found tangible and financial
expression in many ways, al
most without number.
1T is now said that Mr.. du-
Pont may discontinue the Del
aware School Foundation, Inc.
He has asked the opinion Of
members Of the State Board
Of Education and Of DR.. H. Y.
Holloway, State Superinten-
dent Of Public instruction, as
TO whether his services are
longer necessary and about
other matters relating to the
subject. The public we think,
would greatly regret the dis
continuance Of the Delaware
School Foundation, even
though it might not be so ac-
tive as it has been. We should
think it could always be of
valued service to the commun-
ity.
This Foundation has given
engineering and architectural
md other service to the State
and the Wilmington Boards of .
Education in their school
programs. Such ser
vices, so far as we know, are
not paralleled in any other
community.
1T all means that the State
and Wilmington Boards of .
have had the bene-
fit Of experienced architects
and engineers. This counsel
and advice so generously Civ
speaking, money has been
economic benefit. Materially \
saved. The dollar has gone
farther. The State has got .
more for its money. The .
buildings have been better
than they would otherwise
have been. The best kind of .
scientific methods have been
employed.
"As one consequence Della
ware is adorned by handsome
buildings, an outstand-
ing tribute to our educational
system. There should be, we
think, no halting. Our prog
ress should continue. Mr.. du-
Pont will carry out his COM
mitments already made for
buildings planned and |
under way.
Another point about it all
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11
CHICKEN HATCHERY

To help meet the lower prices q
poultry and eggs my charge 10y ~
Matching this season will oe 30
per tray. There will be space "
ter March 1st.
JOHN BUTTERh'
o-25 tf Phone 123R12 Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11

ware Is OF interest TO every
citizen. The plan that has beer
mapped out, as provided fol
in the pending bill, will, if
adopted, facilitate the hand
ling of appeals from the lower
courts. 1t will, therefore, be
of direct benefit to litigants,
as well as a relief to the rest
of the judiciary.
AS has been heretofore ex-
Z planned thru the Delaware
press, it is proposed to have
an appellate tribunal apart
from all others. AS the Su-
preme Court is now constitut-
ed it comprises judges of the
lower courts who are called
upon to pass upon cases that
have not been before them
when first tried. This plan.
Of course, means additional
judges, but that must be ex-
pected as the state grows and
litigation increases.
IN addition to the advisa-
bility Of having a Supreme
Court apart from the tribun-
ais from which appeals are
made, the new arrangement
will otherwise simplify the
handling Of litigation. There
is now 50 much business be
fore the lower courts that the
time Of the judges is well tax
en- up Herewith, even if there
was no further duty in the ap-
pellate division.
This situation perhaps was
not contemplated when the
present state constitution was
adopted in 1897. 1t could not
have been accurately gauged
at that time for the reason
that the General Corporation
Law, which is responsible for
much of the present equity
litigation, did not then exist.
The pending bill contem-
plates, among other things,
the retention Of the Court of .
Chancery. Although there
seems to be a difference of
opinion as to the wisdom Of .
this move, some believe the
retention Of the Court Of
Chancery Is advisable. OPP
ponents favor combining law
and equity business in the
duties of the county judges
provided for under the pro-
posed act. AS has been point
ed out by Robert III. Richards,
our corporation law will lose
some Of its attractiveness to
capital if Delaware should |
have no court specializing in
equity litigation. AS long as
Delaware has this law, it is an
obligation of the state to as
sure corporation litigants that |
we have a tribunal in which |
there will be nothing to divert |
attention from the particular
business in which they are in I
terested.
Our Court of Chancery, pre-
sided over by Chancellor Jo-
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11
LOST

A Tire, size 32x6, on the road
between Dover and Smyrna. Re
ward if found and returned to
HIGMAN'S EXPRESS,
2-25 If Milford, Del
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11

Subscription price. s1.5o per year. strictly
in advance.
Entered at the Post Office at SMYRNA. Del
aware. as Second Class matter.
Smyrna times., 1931-03-11
FOR SALE

Strawberry Plants-Premier anG
Pearl, Genuine, Virgin accllma'eu
one year.
TT. PIPPIN,
2-25 ct Box 209 Dover Del
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
LOS AUTORES DE UN Qua
DRUPLE ASESINATO EN-
PEZARON A CUMPLIR 81
CONDENA

Ann Arbor, Mich, Agosto
14.-Tres asesinos. dos blan-
cos y I'm negro, ingresaron a
noche en- la prisi6n de Jackson,
para cumplir la condena a ca
dena perpetua que les fue i'm
puesta por haber asesinado y
quemado a dos parejas de j6-
venes, en- %n lugar SOLITAIRE
cercano a esta poblaci6n. Uno
de los asesinos, ell negro, viol6
dos wees a una de las mucha-
chas, antes de matarla. Ell su-
ceso ocurri6 ell martes pasado.
Entire la confession, la senten
ella por toda la vida y ell ingre-
so en- la prisi6n, solamente
transcurrieron seis horas.
I'm nuevo angulo sobre este
tragico asunto fu6 revelado
con la detenci6n de Catherine
Keller, en- sa Residential en-
Ypsilanti. Los Oficiales estan
investigando informes recibi =
dos en- los que Sc asegura que
la Keller acompahaba a los "a
sesinos cuando realizaron la
macabra fechoria. Los diputa-
dos dijeron que ella era novia
de uno de los bandidos.
Ell cierre de las puertas de la
Prisi6n de Jackson, situada q
SO millas distantes, pocos mi
nutos despues de media noche,
do termino a uno de los dias
mas agitad0s que Sc recuerdan
en- la historic de esta comuni-
dad universitaria.
Por cuatro wees ell pueblo
indignado trat6 de arrebatar a
los asesinos del poder de los
cincuenta policias que los Gus
todiaban.
Los asesinos sc nombran
Fred Smith, de 22 amos, y ex-
condenado; David Blackstone,
de 33, negro, y Frank Oliver,
de 10 amos, pintor.
Los grupos que trataron de
arrebatar a los prisioneros To-
graron destrozarles la cara,
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NOTICIAS DE LA


Habana, Agosto 14.-Dice-
Sc que las tropas del gobierno
estan combatiendo con los in
surgentes en- la provin n
cia de Santa Clara y que Ell
Matanzas los revolucionarios
estan adquiriendo fuerZa.
Los rebeldes dicen tener mas
.Gls de 5000 EN- Santa Clara.
Combates entire guerrillas re
volucionarias y las tropas Sc
han librado en- Caibarien y
Sarti Spf ritus.
Hablase de que la revolu-
ci5n continda extendiendose
por la provincial Oriental.
Tn tren de rs coches sali6
para Matanzas y ALI recogera
tropas de infanteria y ametra-
lladoras para Santa Clara.
A los peri6dicos de la CAPT
tai Sc les ha prohibido publ
car noticias sobre el movimien
to de tropas.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
D~ECLARAC1oNEs DEL DR.
N CAPOTE

New York, Agosto 14.-El
DR.. Domingo Mendez Capote,
Presidente de la Junta Revo .
lucionaria Guiana en- Nueva
York, neg6 hoy que los leaders
rebeldes estuvieran discutien-
do un pacto con ell Presidente
Machado.
Ell Dr. Capote dijo: "El uni
co pacto possible entire los re =
volucionarios y ell Gobierno es
la r%enuncia del Oral. Macha-
do y ell Congreso, y la entrega
del poder a la Junta Revolucio-
maria.
LA revuelta,-agreg6- no
es dirigida por un solo leader,
sino por muchos hombres de
gran capacidad y educaci6n.
81 triunfa la revolucion, los re-
beldes nombraran un Presi-
dente provisional, a cuyo no :
nor personalmente no aspire"
Ell Presidente de la Junta
prometi6 por ultimo, que min
gun extranjero en- Cuba sufri-
"a como consecuencia de la re-
voluci6n.
La Srta. Carmen Mendieta,
hija de uno de los leaders de
los 'revolucionarios, esta ayu :
dando al DR.. Mendez Capote y
a SUI hija, en- los trabajos de la
Junta en- Nueva York.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
s @ c | [ E s

Ell BeneficiO de Los Aguilas
Sera doble esta fiesta que pre-
paran LOS Aguilas" para ell dia
II de Septiembre, en- ell teatrc
La Union, Y en- ell salon de fies-
tas del Castillo Cristobal Colon.
en- la novena avenida y Gale 16.
FL precio es de ounce centa-
vos. Una magnifica pelicula IT,
tulada "Un amor en- cada puer-
to-, y un acto de variedades por
J. Crespo y Juan de Lahda, for
man Ia primera parte.
La segunda es TN bale para
el que tienen contratada la or
questa BLACK and White" y ha
sido denominado Bale Demo
crata".
Simpatico y expressive ell IL
tulo.
Podran asistir en- camisa los
hombres para de eSta manera
c0mbatir ell calor reinante.
Seguiremos informando. Pro
metido.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
'AUMENTO LA POBLACI0N
BLANCA NATIVA

Washington, agosto 14.-Los
nativos americanos blancos com
ponen ell 87.7% de la p~oblaci6n
de los Estados Unidos, un au-
ment0 de 1871 desde la pasada
decada.
En- 1920 ell nGmero de nativos
bIancos era de 81, 100, 374 y en-
1880 monta a 108, 1854, POT.
Las cifras dadas para ell Nor
tie, son; blancos, 70,388,367 ma
tivos, 1901. 814; de padres ma
tivos 81 ,665, 038; padres TX
tranjeros o mixtos, 1885, 76;
nacidos en- ell e~xtranjero, 1885,
553.
Numero de blancos en- ell Sur,
7,763, 879; nativos II, 141, 704;
de padres nativos, 25,737, 585;
de padres extranjeros o mixtos,
1,404,119; de nacimiento ex-
tranjero, 532, 175. D..
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

arrancarles las ropas, y gol-
pearlos rudamente en- todas
las parties del cuerpo,
La lave de la soluci6n de es-
tie case fue ell hallazgo del re-
v6lver conque los j6yenes fue-
ron asesinados.
Los asesinos despues de ma
tar Y quemar a sus vfctimas las
metieron en- un autom0vil que
dejaron abandonado en- un lu-
gar que marca ell borde de los
condados de Wayne y Ashte-
nav.
La primera detenci6n que sc
efectu6 fue la de Fred Smith
y despues la de Blackstone. Es-
tie dltimo confes6 al fin, dicier
do que en- compania de los o.
tros dos blancos mataron a los
i6venes despues de robarlos y
los metieron en- ell autom0vil
de Thomas Wheatley, una de
las Vlctimas, y que para borrar
las pruebas del crimen bana-
ron sus cuerp0s con la gasoli-
ma que tenia ell aut0m6vil en-
ell tanque, prendiendoles fue-
go. POGO despu6s confesaba
Smith.
Blackstone en- su confession
bombr6 a Oliver como ell ter
cero de los asesinos, ell cual fue
orrestado POGO despues mien-
tras pintaba una casa en- Ypso-
lante. AL ser conducido este a
la estaci6n de policia, comenz6
a gritar: "Y0 10 hice. 70 10 hi
ce," y despues confes6 SD par
ticipaci6n en- eli crimen.
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tren, IGoches llenos de
soldados y UNI Cmento de
ametrallador
Lleva- el estas tro-
pas Ell comandantA Francisco
Fernandez de Lar&
A UN PUENTE J
IN ESTACION

Habana, agosto 14.-Los re.
beldes, segdn un despacho remi
lido por ell gobernader de San.
"a Clara a la secretaria de gobel
+naci6n, volaron aver la estaci6r
de los FerrocaWiles Unidos, er
I'm pequeno pueblo, y ell puente
sobre cleric Guaracabuya, cor.
tando ademas las communicate.
mes telegraficas Y telef6nicas
entire Fomento Y Baez.
Tambien Sc apoderaron de
armas. y municiones antes de
rue llegaran los soldados del 60
oierno.
FL Oral Machado esta en- la
provincial de Santa Clara, don
lie las actiVidades guerreras SUI
srieron aver ana paralizaci6n,
1ablandose de una tregua entire
subernamentales y rebeldes.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
LOS BANQUEROS OBSER-
VAN LA 4TUACION Gu
BANA

New York, Agosto IA
Wall Street sigue con marcado
interes les informes relaciona-
dos con Ell desenvolvimiento de
los disturbios en- Cuba, debido
a que los capitales de las cor
poraciones e inversiones anne
ricanas en- esa r~epdblica, sc cal
culan aproximadamente en-
$780, 00, COO, 0 sea, Ia ma
vor cantidad invertida en- ell
xtranjero.
Aun cuando esas inversiones
lbstancialmente representa-
a mitad de las hechas en- ell
Canada, es a su vez Ell doble
lie las inversiones en- Argent
a Y Chile Y comparables con
as en- Al6manla.
Existe una notable ansiedad,
1esde que Ell grupo de los fon-
los americancs que estaban re
partidos en- toda la Isla fueron
llevados a propiedades azuca-
reras. Sc tiene bien entendido
que tanto los leaders revolucio
narios como ell Gobierno, estan
ansiosos de apoyar ell plan
Chadbourne, con ell cual espe-
ran que la industria azucare-
"a salga de su prolongada de-
preston
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
Ell BRASIL OFRECE CAFE
EN- CAMBIO POR TRIGO

Washington, Agosto IA
Una oferta del Brasil para
zanzibar cafe por trig0 esta
guardada desde hace algunos
meses en- los archives del conf
tie de rehabilitation del trigo.
FL presidente Stone dijo aver
que la oferta no habia sido
considerable por algGn tempo y
que ell asunto ha estado a car.
go e George S. Minor, presi-
dente de la compania.
Otras muchas ofertas de la
misma elase han sido hechas
al comite.
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Del b~eneficio del domingo

Recibimos una nota de la
Agrupaci6n Minerva que con
gusto damos a nuestros lecto-
res.
La de que Sc rifara entire los
asistentes a este b~eneficio, en-
ell Teatro del Circulo Cubano,
dos objetos, cuyo valor es de
$500.
Podemos asegurar que 81 no
fuera las simpatias con que
cuenta esta Agrupaci6n y el
valor dc los artistas que ira
bajaran EN- Ell, solo estos rega-
los les asegurarfan ell exito.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

Los parrafos que anteceden
expresan ell sentir de un inteli-
genie obrer0 torcedor, que no
pertenece a ninguno de los afro
fiados partidos polfticos que
existen en- Cuba.
Quieren los obreros cubanos,
conc los estudiantes, decencia
pollt "a, la retirada de los wan
pros que Sc hacen lamar libe-
rales, populares, etc, y que no
tienen mas patria que sus bolsi-
Hos Y no reconocen mas libertad
que la de ellos y sus c0mpinches.
Esos tres corrompidos CRU
pos polfticos, llamados Partido
Liberal, Partido Conservation y
Partido Popular, responsables
son del ESTABLISHMENTS de la
Dictadura por el Oral. Macha-
do.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
AMIEL OFRECIO AMNISTIA

Habana, agosto 14.-Cum-
liendo 6rdenes del Oral Macha
o, p%residente de la rep1blica, el
oronel Amiel, jefe de las tropas
n la provincia de Santa
Clara, ofreci6 aver una
mniStia para todos los re-
heldes que entreguen las ar
mas y Sc acojan a la legalidad
en- un termino de "a horas.
Amiel asegura que las tro.
pas han sostenido % encuen,
tros desde ell pasado domingo
Y en- TODD han llevado la mejoi
parte.
Ell nGmero de muertos llega
va a 66. Las seis 1Itimas bajas
ocurrieron en- Pinar del Rio.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
Informes PARTICULARS trans

AAAOAAA~S pa AA0A NS "a 0AAo
mitidos desde Cuba a las com
1anias azucareras, por sus res
pectivos agentes, indican que
las propiedades no Sc encalen-
tran amenazadas de peligros
inmediatos.
Ell total de la deuda del Co
bierno de Cuba con los Esta-
dos Unidet asciende actual
mente I 100000, 900. En-
unas deefaraciones hechas en-
los Circulos Bancarios Sc agre-
gan unos $50, 900, 0GO mas por
prestamos y creditos a corto
p.azO.
Wall Street ha estado escu-
chando desde hace mas de I'm
ano rumores relacionados con
la preparation de una revolu-
ci6n en- Cuba, Y por 10 tanto ell
brote actual va 10 tenfa por
descontado.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
HAWKS ESTABLECI0 UNA
NUEVA MARCIA

Roosevelt Field, New York,
agosto 14.-El captain Frank
NJ. Hawks, que vol6 hacia ell
oeste para convertirse en- Jefe
Chetan Kinyan de Ia tribu de
los indiOs Sioux, estableci6 hoy
una nueva marca de vuelo en-
ire Chicago y esta ciudad.
La distancia entire Las dos ciu-
dades fue cubierta en- tres no.
ras y 40 minutes, eclipsando
su antique record de cuatro
horas y cinco minutes. FL sali6
de Chicago a las 2:16 p. m, des
pues de un vuelo desde Hot
Springs, s. d. -
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Otra nota: Tenemos que a.
plaudir a los verdes por sus es-
fuerzos para triunfar, vendien-
do cuarenta tiquetes por sobre
los encarnados, para la comida,
y logrando I'm exito colossal.
Esta probable que cuando Sc
empenan logran 10 que quieren
los verdes.
Y ahora, en- definitiva, Ide
Iuien es ell record?
De los dos. Del Centre Astu-
riano.
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& CARTA CABLEGRAFEE IS CUBA
Los REVOLUCIONARIOS
TIENEN TROPAs EN- LAS
SEIS PRONNCIAS

Habana, agosto 14.-Infor-
mes recibidos en- ell Estado Ma
yorsGeneral del Ejercito, situar
las fuerzas revolucionarias Gu.
banas en- los distintos lugares
del territorio nacional que da-
mos a continuation:
Provincial de Pinar del Rio
en- la Ensenada del Guadiana, a.
rroyos de Mantua, Portales, Las
Martinas, La Grifa, Rio Fq.
Punta de la Sierra, San Ldis:
Rio Seco, Ajiconal, Herradura,
Los Palacios y Artemisa.
Provincial de la Habana: AL
quizar, Mar lao, Bejucal, Ma
nagua, Minas, GuanabaeNa, San
Miguel del Padr6n, Campo Flo
rido, Arroyo Apollo, San Nico-
las y Jaruco.
Provincial de Matanzas: CT
dra, Limonar, C~ardenas, Colon
y Jaguey
Provincial Santa Clara: Ell
Corralillo, Sierra Moreno, Ran
cho Veloz, Hatuey, Santo Do
mingo, Rodas, Aureus, Lajas,
Cruces, San Fernando de Cana
rones, Cienfuegos, Palmira, il
cote, Ranchuelo, Potrerillo, Re
medios, Vueltas, Camajuani
Guaracabulla, Baez, Placetas
Cabaiguan, Guayos, Sancti-Spi
ritz e Iguara.
Provincial de Camagiey: E.
Jatibonico, Majagua, Ciego d
Avila, Jagueyal, Stewart y Nc
ron.
Provincial de Oriente: En- vi
toria de las Tunas, Calixto, San
tiago de Cuba, Antillas, Guanta
namo y Yateras.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
MACHADO TONIC Ell MAN
DO DE LAS TROPAS EN-
SANTA CLARA

Eabana, agosto 14.-Donde
Sc han librado los mas serios
combates de los ultimos dias, en-
La provincial de Santa Clara, es-
ia hoy ell Oral. Machado, presi-
dente de la rep1blica, mandan-
do personalmente las tropas, en-
una intensa campana contra los
grupos revolucionarios.
Dicese que los insurgentes
han concentrate miles de hon.
bres en- esa provincial y que Ma
chado les ha dado a escoger en-
tire la paz sin castigo y la que
ira.
FL ejercito tiene mas de dos
mil hombres en- Santa Clara.
Comb2tes de poca importar
cia tuvieron lugar aver en- Pima
del Rio, Santa Clara y Oriente
Las tropas gubernamentales
Sc uneven, cumpliendo 6rdenes
sin decir a donde Sc dirigen.
Hoy por la tarde manifesto e.
D.. Zubizarreta, secretario DE-
gobernacion, que no sabe Guam
do regresara a la Habana e
Oral. Machado.
La ley marcial sigue en- vigor
y en- la ciudad de la Habana rel
M completa trannuilidad.