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Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01
Social Brevities

Among the social events Of the
week was the bridge luncheon given
yesterday at the Barbara Worth
hotel by Mrs. w. H. Lorenz of Cal
eXico, complimenting her house
guests, Mrs. Martha Williams of
Lompoc and Miss Helen Greening
of Los Angeles
Members and friends Of the First
Baptist church are reminded of
the quarterly dinner and business
meeting to be held at $50 tonight in
the social hall of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Ben Herring are
entertaining as their house guest
Miss Hilda Cook of Los Angeles
Miss Cook attended the local schools
at one time anc has many friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Roberts have
as their house guests Mrs. Robert S
mother, Mrs. F. A. Kidder of Her
mosa Beach. and Mr. and Mrs. S. CT.
Chamberlain and Miss Bernice
Chamberlain, all of San Fernando
Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Roberts
are sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01

Bluefields or Corinto soon. It0a
planes and ships carry doctors an
medicinal supplies.
Search Ruins
While the dead and wounds
particularly the Americans, weN
concentrated at the United State
Marine barricks-which was turne
into the main hospital-the emer'.
gency relief forces searched thil
ruins of the city all night. Their
were no lights except from torche'
and from the still burning build
ings. and the lack of water hinder
cd efforts to halt the fires
Marines had orders to shoot
looters on sight.
There were more than 400 wound
ed at the marine barracks and the
refugee families of Americans were
concentrated at the marine camp
where they were given shelter.
American Minister Matthew E
Hanna of Gillespieville, O., who re.
turned this morning from San Sal.
vador by airplane. will be in charge
of the relief forces until the Am.
erican Red Cross officials arrive
here. The American legation anC
the British legation were destroyed
but none of the staff members wa
killed probably due to the fac
that the quake occurred in the day
time.
When the first earth shock oc
CURED at 1902 a. m. the center o
the city seemed to be most violent
ly shaken and walls crumbled OF
all of the crowded streets. TIL,
population of the entire capita
rushed into the streets, only to bi
endangered or crushed by fallin,
walls and by fires which quickly
spread before a light wind Th,
wreckage of the Lupone hotel
where many Americans were living
may yield more dead among TIL,
foreign colony when it has beer
fully searched.
Lack of power or water TO figh
the fire hindered the marines anC
national guardsmen, who were i'm
mediately sent to fight the fire anC
aid the wounded from the debris
strewn streets. Dynamite was useC
TO blast a strip across a crowded
section of the city in an effort q
stop the fire, but the engineer,
directing the work soon exhausted
their supply Of explosives.
Distressing Scenes
Some of the wounded were taker
to the American hospital, whicl
was not as severely damaged a!
ether buildings in the city. WomeI
and children ran in terror through
the streets Immediately after tn,
quakes but the marines and guards.
men soon had the refugees under
control, although frightful scene,
were observed throughout the nigh
as relatives sought each other. oi
bodies were placed in the Uttered
streets with little groups Of mourn
ers around them.
The capital was almost cut of
from communication with the out
side world. The telegraph and rail
read communications were inter
rupted and only radio continued t,
function. Operators worked II
their offices III the city until tn
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01
PARTY GIVEN FOR
LOUISE ALBRIGHT

Entertaining in -lonor Of Miss
Louise Albright, former member Of
the McCabe school faculty who is
visiting Miss Dorothy Spear, par
ty Of young people motored to the
desert last night for a picnic.
A delicious chicken supper was
served and the guests enjoyed de-
hghtful evening about the blazing
camp fire returning al a late hour
TO their homes.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Salassi, the Misses Louise Albright,
Hyla Usher, Emma Grow, Ann
Hooker, Dorothy Spear and Messrs
Al Lyons, George Jessup, Earl War
ner, Ernest Bailey and Ted Rey-
nolds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01
Box Social On Friday
AT EucaIyptus School

A box social will be held in the
Eucalyptus school Friday evening at
I o'clock by the All club OF that
region, and D. L. Zinn, famed for
his wit and skill as an auctioneer,
will auction the boxes.
In addition, an entertaining pro-
gram will be presented and every
one who would enjoy the evening
is invited to attend, special invi-
tation being extended to the All
clubs of the rest Of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01
STANDARD RULES
OF ETIQUETTE

Question: If the bride wears a
bridal costume with a wedding veil,
how formal should the wedding be?
Answer: All costumes should be
appropriate. and on the same scale.
IF the bride is in full costume, her
attendants should be similarly
dressed and the groom and best
man appropriately dressed. The
bride in an elaborate costume met
by a groom in a business suit is not
appropriately dressed.
Question: Is it appropriate for a
girl to have married women for
bridesmaids?
Answer: Possibly not so appro-
pirate, but the custom Of the day
nevertheless.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01
DON &. BITLERS
ENTERTAIN CLUE

Mr.. and Mrs. Don C. Bitter en-
tertained their dinner club last
night at their home, 535 Len Rey
avenue. where baskets of spring
flowers in pastel shades made a
pretty background for the party
Following dinner. bridge occupied
the evening, high score prizes being
won by Mrs. Earle G.. Davis and
Howard p Meyer. and the low, by
Mrs. Forrest E. Kutz and r. Y
Watson.
Members present were DR.. and
Mrs. KutZ, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh T. Osborne. r. Y Watson and
the hosts. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Mayme p. Baldwin were guests
of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01

and his fine musical ability caused
4 eliminating outburSt OF admira-
ton. At the close of La Donna
E Mobile" prolonged ovation en-
sued from the open stage"
Marian Nov:s. concert celist. will
be the other guest artist featured
at the concert and il view of The
line calibre of the two musicians,
choral club officers express the hope
that every seat in the Wilson school
auditorium will be filled
Sponsors and patrons Of the Choir
al society are asked to notify Harold
A. Burnham. telephone 375 during
the day time, or 33l in the evening,
as to how many reservations they
wish for the concert.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01
in
NICARAGUA IS
GROWING WORSE
Continued from Page u

of rescue work The highest esti-
mate placed the dead at 100, but
more conservative officials were in
clined to place the total at lower
figure. Irving A. Lindberg, collec-
tor of general customs and resident
high commissioner, made a survey
of the city last night and said that
more than 100" were killed and
probably 2000 injured.
1T is impossible to determine the
number OF casualties until the debris
has been cleared Lindberg said
Many persons were believed buried
under the shattered adobe houses.
Hardly a house in the city was
left undamaged and the entire pop
ulation and foreign colony was
homeless. Damages will be around
S35 100000.
The lack of food and medicine
created a serious situation, and the
destruction of all water mains
caused suffering but the speed with
which relief forces we're organized
in the Canal Zone, United States
and in Costa Rica led officials here
to believe that the emergency would
be met from the outside and by the
efficient work of the marine forces.
The marines. whose removal from
Nicaragua was started some months
ago, were doing heroic work amid
the ruins of the city. Local Off
cials praised the efficient manner in
which Colonel F. L. Bradman and
General Calvin ID. Matthews, united
the marines and the National Guard
in the rescue work as flames spread
through the ruined city.
Martial law was declared. but re-
ports of disorder were few among
the terror stricken population. which
was constantly in fear of fresh
earthquakes or of activity from the
crater of Mount Momotombo across
the lake.
The relief forces enroute or ar
irving here this morning included.
-Four United States marine planes
from the Canal Zone; seven navy
amphibian planes from the Canal
Zone; several transport planes, in
Guiding one from the United States:
two United States cruisers, the
Rochester and Sacramento: the
United States airplane carrier Lex
ingtoa and possibly the Saratoga;
the United States navy transport
Chaumont; the United States hos
pital ship Relief.
Airplanes already have arrived
from outside and other rescue craft
were expected to reach here today.
The ships are scheduled to reach
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01
BRIDGE CLUB
HAS MEETING

Mrs B. c. Williams. Jr., was hos
tess to the j. B. Bridge club yester-
day at her home. sec Brighton ave-
nue..
An Easter color scheme was fea-
tured in the pretty decorations and
after the card game refreshments of
ice cream and cakes were served
High score was won by Mrs. T. p.
Neel and low by Mrs. Earl Brinnon.
Those present were Mesdames V.
L. Fowler, L. V. Armstrong, Clar-
ence Hafer, Earl Brinnon. w. S.
Heating, Jr., T. P. Neel. Jack Car
ter and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01

WASHINGTON, April | 0lp,
The navy department was adyisee
g radio from Managua at 7 o. m
,Dday that earthquake tremors are
sill continuing IN the stricken CITY
his condition. the report said. made
iellei work extremely hazardous.
Most OF Managua was still afire
Ne last night, the navy dispatch
sid. Army engineers from the con-
lment that was surveying the pro-
pSed Nicaraguan canal route. have
/ nken over the firefighting opera
Dns in an effort to save part OF
/ he city from destruction. rhey
as0 are supplying medical assist
mce in addition 10 that given by
he marines.
The navy report said it was i'm
pssible to make an accurate esti-
nate of the dead. The wounded
sill are being collected and cared
l. iG by marines and members of the
nitve Guardia Macdonald
Charge d'Afars Beaulac of the
-erican legation in Managua mes
sged the state department early
toay that the legation was in
! fines and that all archives and
dMments had been lost. He added
/ tz. tremors of considerable in
teaity" were still shaking the city.
Emergency mobilization of every
1 aailable relief agency for the relief
0. quake shaken Managua was well
uIier way this morning. Cruisers,
pines and transports were enroute
10 he Nicaraguan metropolis. and
al the facilities of the Red Cross
vgs placed at the disposal of Pres
idGt Hoover.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01

Ou the and gron! UandcOning with The Great Out
feeding children than keeping them wd There tor IN
health
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01

walls of the building began falling
linen they moved to the outskirts.
OF the capital where the sendinJ,
station is located, or the marineI
parade ground, where temporaru
quarters were set up for sendiIl
messages.
The scene of greatest casualties
was believed to have been the mar
ket in the central part of the civ
flre swept the wreckage where
hundreds of women were shoppino
at the time of the quake.
The quick action of workers at.
the power plant in cutting off cleo
trical power was believed TO have
saved the lives of many persons
who were struck by high tension.
wires which fell in the streets.
The marines commandeered all
automobiles available and they were
used as ambulances in the streets
which were not blocked by wreck, :,
age or which could be cleared. Mostl
Of the streets. however. were i'm
passable.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-01

and MeXicans. if Of Spanish deS-
cent. Of the Caucausian race, said
Webb. Therefore their marriage
would be illegal.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24

del Senado. Entire ellos figuran
las siguientes declaraciones:
"Que dos meses antes de la sus-
pension de Hatton fue llamado
por $50 quien lie dijo que 81 el
hacia declaraciones contrarias
i Hatton este seria suspendido
" r. T. Joughin nombrado en-
'u lugar; que Joughin 10 haria
diputado y que ademas lie paga-
ria $4,000. Que inmediatamen-
te despues *** 10 llev6 a la casa
de NJ. D. Sinclair donde esta-
ba presente ell detective Cobb;
Tue Ell habia bebido antes de lie
gar a casa de Sinclair Y que EN-
union de ellos bebi6 un POGO
mas. Que estando en- la casa de
Sinclair Ell citado 49, escribi6
varias declaraciones para en-
yiar al Gobernador con el pro-
p0sito de suspender a Hatton.
Que Ell no suministr6 ninguna
information y que los testimo-
MOS los escribfa -" dictados
por ell detective Cobb. Que aun
bajo la Influenza del licor fir
mo las declaraciones, sin leer-
las, al dia siguiente en- las ofici-
mas de Don C. McMullen a don
de fue llevado, recibiendo en- el
acto de manos de $50 la canti-
dad de $500. Que una semana
mas tarde sc encontr6 al detec-
tive Cobb en- la esquina de las
GALES de Tampa y Torture y lie
pidi6 81 resto de los $4,000, de
cuya cantidad solo obtuvo $25
mas entregados por Sinclair,
sin que recibiera a1n Ell resto.
Que a el lie dijo ~" que era un
80 del gobernador y que 81
Hatton era s~uspendido lie conse-
guiria un cargo de diputado".
FL nombre de Charlie Wall
fue citado en- un testimonio fir
mado por r. E. Borde, otro acu-
sador del ex-sheriff.
Las declaraeiones de Bor-
den dan a conocer: que Char
lie Wall 10 comprometi6 en- gu
casa a hacers declaraciones
contra Hatton, y que estas fne
ron inspiradas por Frank Car
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
DI SALVO A
PRISON POR TODA LA
VIDA

Aver por la tarde, en- la corte
del Circuito, el juez Robes pre-
gunt6 a Tony DiSalvo, asesino
del .i6ven D.. Luis Dawson: :
lQuiere decir algo antes de que
la eondena sehalada por la ley
le sea impuesta?
Tom Palmer Y Peter Friscia,
los abogados de la defensa, ex-
cusaron a Tony Y entonces ell
juez, de acuerdo con la recomen
daci6n de elemental del iurado,
lie impuso pena de prision por
toda la vida, en- la penitenciaria
de Raiford.
FL preso fue de nuevo condu-
edo a la carcel del condado y
uno de estos dias Sc lie mandara
a cumplir la sentencia.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
LAS ELLECCIONES ESPANO
LAS sENALADAS PARA
Ell Ola 81 DE JUNO

Madrid, Abril 24.--El GO
bierno provisional que preside
On. Niceto Alcala Zamora, ha
declarado que las elecciones
parlamentarias Sc verificaran
e1 dfa 81 de JUNO.
Ia asamblea que ell pueblo
eliza sera la primera legalmen
tie electa en- los nltimos ocho
amos.
Dcidira ell pueblo en- esos
comicios 81 prefiere la forma
republican, de gobierno a la
monarquica.
ST triunfaran los monarqui-
cos, 10 que nadie espera, ell ex-
rey regresarfa del extranjero.
Tendra la asamblea ampliQs
poderes para redactar una
nueva constitution en- la cual
sc determinara la forma de 60
bierno conveniente a Espana.
Los jefes republicanos di-
cen que SUI triunfo en- JUNO Sc
ra todavia mayor que en- las
el~ecciones municipales.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
DETENIDO UN CARGAMEN
TO DE MADERAS DEL
SOVIET DE RUSSIA

Providence, r. l., Abril "a.
Ell "caso de prueba" sobre
un cargamento de maderas
procedente del Soviet de Ru-
STA, llegado hoy en- ell vapor
A~versoise, LENA de incertidum
bre a las NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
les que dudan 81 deben o no
admitirlo.
Despu6s de inspeccionar ell
cargamento, Sc entabl6 la dis
custom entire los representa-
ties del departamento de teso-
reria y los de la casa consig-
nataria A. G. Dutton Lumber
Company. Sc ha anunciado ell
enyio a Warrington de los in
formes obtenidos por los Off
ciales federales y las pruebas
aportadas por la Compania
Luton, demostrando ambos
que Ell cargamento no es pro
ducto de ltrabajo de presidia-
rios,
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
CARTA CABLFGRAFICA De ESPANA

publicado un manifesto, diri-
gido al pueblo espanol, en- ell
que Sc ofrece como reF agre-
ga: "Recuerden que Aempre
estoy listo para ayudar a i'm
pedir que la anarquia Sc apo
dere de Espana."
"Yo quisiera que un rey fue
ra ell jefe de la federation es-
pamela; I'm rey sobre todos los
partidos. Hasta los republica-
nos admiten que una gran
parte del pueblo espanol qIIe-
re la monarquia como forma
de gobierno.
"Es injusto s%uspender la me
narquia porque un rey no ha-
va sabido hacerse amar de su
pueblo"
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
UNA VIUDA
$4,000

Ell abogado Antonio Fernan-
dez, en- representation de la Sra
Carrie M. Goldberg, viuda, pre-
sent6 aver un pleito en- la cor
tie del cireuito pidiendo una in
domination de $4,000, a la
ompahia Tampa Electric, por
la muerte de Sam Goldberg, es-
poso de la anterior.
En- un accidente ocurrido ha-
ce poeos meses e MA Ia. ave
nida, Goldberg fue atropellado
por I'm tranvia de esa empresa,
muriendo horas despues.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA
Arsenic ORTIZ CONTINUAL
EN- LIBERTAD

Habana, Abril 24.-Hasta
ell mediodia de hoy no habia
sido encarcelado ell comandan
te Arsenic Ortiz, exsupervisor
de Santiago de Cuba, a quien
Sc acusa de haber cometido A
asesinatos, en- la capital de la
provincial de Oriente.
Ortiz Sc hallaba en- 81 hotel
de aqui aguardando 6rdenes.
La mayor parte de los com
plices de est ecriminal Tampa
co han sido aun arrestados.
No ha llegado a la Habana
ell auto de prisi6n que contra
el Sc dictara aver en- Santiago
de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
Poema trim nl

IOeAqG tf1uHJm
En- el elegante teatro de las a
venidas de Nebraska Y Palm Sc
estrenara ell pr6ximo Domingo,
la 0pereta en- tres actos que lle-
va ell titulo que sirve de encabe-
zamiento a esta n0ta.
Refleja la obra ell talento de
sus autores, la ilustre escritora
J~osefina de la Grana y Ell pro-
fesor Rogelio Rigau.
Tan interesante opereta Sc
ra llevada a la escena con toda
propiedad, con sorprendente lu-
jo. En- su Interpretation toma-
ran parte los mas significantes
artisticos de la Ioca-
lidad, conjuntamente con un nu
meroso y selecto coro.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
A~UTORIDADES TEN
DRAM QUE AUTORIZAR
Ell ARRESTO DE ORTIZ

Habana, Abril 24.-El Oral.
Alberto Herrera, jefe del es-
tado mayor del ejercito, mani
fest6 hoy que ell comandante
Arsenic Ortiz no podra ser de-
tenido por las autoridades CT.
viles, 81 antes no Sc solicita Ell
c~onsentimiento de la jurisdic-
ci6n militar.
Ortiz sera acusado de ase-
sinar a IA personals en- la pro-
vincia de Oriente y contra el
ha lanzado la mas terrible a.
cusaci6n ell teniente Wales,
que Sc suicidara aver.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
HATTON Sc DEFIENDE VI
G~OROSAMENTE
Presentd DeclGrGciOnes de Tes-
tigos para PrObGr que Sc
C0nSpiraba en- su Contra

Tallahassee, Abril 24.-En
las declaraciones enviadas hoy
al Comite Investigator del Sc.
nado, l.. M. Hatton, Jr., trata
de demostrar que su separa-
ci6n del cargo de Sheriff del
Condado de Hillsborough, fue
ell resultado de una conspiraci6n
deliberate para quitarle ell pues
to.
Las declaraciones nombran a
Leslie Joughin, hermano del she
riff Joughin, Charles F. Blake,
abogado del propio sheriff, al
Juez A.. B. Carlton, a Don c,
McMullen, abDgt do y a otro
hombre va fallecido, cuyo nom
bre Sc, ha Dorado por ell Conf
te, con muy buen Juicio, toda
vez que va NADIA puede hacer nj
en- pro nj en- contra en- el presen-
te case.
FL Comite no ha r~esuelto a1n
cual de estos testimonies Sc "a
ceptara como prueba evidente,
aplazando su actuaci6n para la
session de maiana.
La defensa de Hatton Sc ba-
sa, muy principalmente, en- un
nuevo testimonio de ]. d. Ba-
rrinat0n, cuyas declaraciones
de hace dos amos, en- union de
otras fueron mayormente res
ponsable de la suspension de-
cretada por Ell Gobernador Carl
ton.
Los testimonies de Barring
ton citados por la defensa Sc
hicieron p1blicos por el Comite
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
LOS REBELDES HONDURE-
NOS HAN SUFRIDO PEQUE-
MAS DERROTAS

Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Abril
24.-Las tropas gubernamenta-
les ha nlogrado algunas victo-
rias en- pequenas escaramusas
sostenidas con los rebeldes en-
las cercanias de San Pedro De
SuIa, rechazando de nuevo a los
insurgentes hacia las montanas.
FL area de Puerto Cortez ma
sido COMP letamente limpiado de
rebeldes, y la opinion general
asegura que no Sc espera MIN
gun nuevo ataque a San Pedro
de Sula.
Tres ataques rebeldes en-
Chameleon fusrOn rechazados
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
Logids Unidds

L0giGs midas
Con exito extraordinario He
vase a cabo lie distribution dc
"tiquetes" con vista al sortso
que Sc verificara ell dia % dc
Julio, bajo los auspicios de IL
Secci6n de Recreo de las Logias
Unidas.
I'm elegante Ford, un flaman
te radio marca Majestic Y elm
cuenta pesos Ell Elective, son los
premios de que consta 81 sorteo.
Ademaskcon cada papeieta tiene
derecho a la entrada del Bale
que Sc celebrara manana, el cual
sera amenizado por la %orquesta
Varsity Boys.
Las papeletas estan puestas
a la venta al precio de Is cts,
lCuaI sera la persona agra
ciada?
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
ALCALA ZAMORA HABLA-
RIA POR LA RADIO

Madrid, Abril PA las IL v
80 del dia del sabado, ell pre-
sidente de la nueva republica
e~spanola, Sr. Alcala Zamora,
hablara por la Radio, dedican
do un discurso de siete minu-
tos a los e~spanoles de la Anne
RIGA.
Ell discurso tambien sera
traducido al ingles.
La National B. Company 10
transmitira en- Estados Uni
dos, desde New York.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24

Los c~iudadanos de YbS Ci-
ty, West Tampa y Palmstto
Beach estan dominados hoy
For sincera indignation.
Aver Sc enteraron de que
en- la capital del estado Sc lie
quiere dar una "cornada de lu-
jo" a la industrial tabacalera
y de que en- Santiago de Cuba
Sc habia suicidado ell teniente
Wales, senalando a un saliva
lie uniformado como ell asesino
de cuarenta cubanos "libres''
Y decentes.
Los mejores y mas gallar-
dos "Iidiadores" de Tampa es-
tan va poniendole "banderi-
Has" al "toro", que lleva en- los
afilados cuernos ell impuesto
contra ell tabaco elaborado EN-
la Florida.
Malas intenciones parece tie
ner ell "bicho", pero no llegara
a aplicar la "cornada" 81 los
"diestros" lie trastean bien y a
tempo Sc lie hunde ell estoque.
Para que ell animal mo ha-
ga de las suyas", los hombres
de "capa y espada" obligados
sc italian a defender con de-
nuedo la parte mas sensible
de nuestra comunidad ell boil
sillo.
Tampa Sc prepare y 81 Dios
la ayuda ell ''toro" morira an
ties de que pueda llegar al de-
bilitado cuerpo que persigue.
iEstan va preparados los
cubanos para ahorcar al mi
litarote" asesino, a csc CONAN
dante, 0 10 que sea, que Sc ha
condo ell coraz6n de sus vic
timas?
lPagara con su vida sus
delitos csc "antrop6fago" que
RE y desafia a los periodistas,
como 81 en- cada hombre civili-
zado viera un oponente de su
vileza?
Los 1ltimos despachos lie
gados de Cuba describen al
"hotentote galoneado" CO.
miendo tranquilamente, en-
paz con su "conciencia'', en- ell
hotel donde Sc ALOHA. Ell fora
gido aguarda "ordenes de la
superioridad", mientras sus
compatriotas miriam hacia e,
eielo, aguardando ell arribo de-
la justicia.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
Ell GOBIERNO JAPONES RE-
N o LA REPUBLICA

Madrid, Abril 24.-La re :
pdblica espanola fue reconoci-
da aver por ell gobierno japo-
mes.
Ash Sc lie ha communicate a
On. Alexandra Lerroux, minis
tro de estado.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24

recibiendo estos varias bajas y
algunos heridos.
Las autoridades de FL Saliva
dor interceptaron e internaron
a un grupo de rebeldes que Sc
proponfan invadir a Honduras
desde Ell horde de la frontera.
Los insurgentes, bajo las 6rde-
mes de Ladislao Vazquez y Pc
dro H. Ordonez. planeaban I'm
ataque a Vale, distrito cercano
a la Bahia de Fonseca.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
LA MUERTE DE LA INFAN.
IA ISABEL

Madrid, Abril 24.-Los mu-
chos amigos de la Infanta Isa-
bel han recibido con demos
traciones de pena, la noticia
de la muerte de esta, ocurrida
aver en- Paris. I'm ataque del
coraz6n produjo la muerte a
la Infanta, que tenia 70 amos.
Ell lunes pasado lego la an
a territorio frances.
La gaceta., 1931-04-24

Romanones pide a los ricos
de Espana' que Deposition su di-
nero en- los bancos protegidos
DOR la republica.
don Alvaro esta convencido
dc que en- ell mundo viven mas la
drones monarquicos que repu-
,licanos!
La gaceta., 1931-04-24
Del pr6Gimo picnic

Del pr6GlmO picnic
Todo esta dispuesto para ell
soberbio festival campestre que
durante TODD ell Domingo rs de
Abril ofrecera la cooperative
eel Progreso", en- ell renombra-
do parque de moda, que no es
otro que ell de LA ColumrR'.
Manana publicare ell prOgra-
ma, que es augurio de triunfo.
No olviden los concurrentes
a esta fiesta que la entrada Sc
ra gratis para todos, grandes y
pequenos.