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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-21
Lillian King
Welded to
Carl HanSke

Marriage OF Miss Lillian Mary
King, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. King, to Carl F. Hanske.
was solemnized at 4;30 Sunday aft
ernoon at the home of the brides
parents, 1920 Pleasant street.
An aisle formed of cathedral cam
dies led to the altar, improvised
from palms and ferns, and small
white blossoms, fanked with stand
ards of lighted tapers. The Rev.
Thomas NJ. Hunt, pastor of Seventh
Presbyterian church, performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Kenneth Hoy sang Because"
and "Ah. Sweet Mystery of Life"
accompanied by Carl F. Kiefer.
pianist, who also played professional
and occasional marches. During the
ceremony Carl Schmid, violinist,
played ITO Wild 1ose."
Bride Is Unattended
The bride was unattended. She
wore long fitted gown of royal p
blue velvet, with belted high waist
line, and large rhinestone buckle as
the only ornament. The sleeves
were short and pulled. She carried
Johanna Hill roses.
Following the ceremony a buffet
supper was served. The refectory
table was conferred with a Wedding
cake. surrounded by smilax. and
lighted with white tapers, carrying
out the bridal colorS, silver. white.
and green. GarlandS of snilax were
used in decorating the home.
Mrs. King wore midnight blue VEL
vet and a shoulder corsage of roses.
Mrs. Edmund S. Arts, Chiffon, Wis,
sister of the bridegroom, wore rust
colored velvet, and a shoulder cor
sage of roses. Assisting in the din
ing room we're five of the brides
sorority sisters, Mrs. Jay Cox. Mrs.
Fred Kiethley, Misses Morgan
WhetStine, Polly Plummer and Flor
ence Macdonald. Guests were pre-
sented with sprigs of orange bios
SONS.
Leave on Wedding Trip
Following the supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanske left for a wedding
trip through the south, the bride
travelling in an ensemble of brown
crepe, with brown turban, and ac-.
ceSsor1es to match. They will be at
home after Jan. 4 at 9O1 North
Bolton avenue.
Mrs. Hanske was graduated from
Butler university, and is a member
of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Hanske
was graduated from Ripon college.
and took his masters degree at the
University of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arts and Mr.. and
Mrs. James King and family. Green
Bay, Wis, were out-of-t town guests.
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" W.
to Hold YnLe
Water FYOHc

A Christmas swimming party for
members and friends of the health
education department of Central
7. w. G. A. will be held tonight.
Special features on the program.
which is in charge of Mrs. Louis
Babe, will be moonlight swim. and
bathing beauty contest" There
also will be water stunts to radio
music. Miss Josephine HARRISON is
planning the decorations, which
will consist of balloons and japanese
lanterns.
The employees party of the Y. w.
c. A. will be held at 9 Tuesday
morning at the Phyllis wheatley
branch.
A brief program of carols and a
Christmas story will be followed by
games. Instead of the usual grab
bag, new dimes will be dropped into
a basket to be devoted to Christmas
cheer.
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S-DuPuy
Marriage Is
SOIen111iSed

Marriage of Miss Eunice Du Puy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Atkins, to Henry Newell Beers
of New York, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucius Hart Beers, was solemnized
at $50 Saturday night at Christ
church by the Rev. E. Anger
Powell, pastor.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception at the Atkins home in
Golden Hill.
Cibotium ferns and palms formed
the background for the altar which
was decorated with vases of pink
Gala lilies. Two blue urns of pink
Gala lilies stood at the entrance to
the chancel which was lighted by
numerous candelabrae holding ca
thedral tapers Clusters of the
lies with ropes of Simlax adorned
alternate pews.
Gowns Fashioned Alike
Bridesmaids gowns were fash
Toned alike of satin, draped low in
the back and cut very low, with
shoulder capes covering the decol-
letage and sashes emphasizing the
high waistlines. Mrs. James I. Nc
Kay of Pittsburgh, matron Of honor,
and Miss Dorothy Du Puy, the
brides sister, maid of honor, wore
blue and carried Tahsman roses,
/ tied with silver streamers. Miss
Frances Fitzgerald and Miss Louise
Reed, Pittsburgh; Miss Polly Beers,
New York, and Mrs. Conrad Rue
kelshaus, bridesmaids, wore pink
and carried Rapture roses tied with
silver streamers.
! Leslie Gray, Orange, Va, was zGr
Beers best man, and Charles Du
Puy. Coleman Atkins, James I'M
bray, New York; Gordon Dudley
Brooklyn. N. Y; John Kidde, Mont
claire, N. j., and Edward Gwinner
Pittsburgh, were ushers.
The bride wore an eggshell satir
Vionnet gown, with long train
ruffled at the end, a tulle vel
fashioned with a Clutches lace cap
lace chinstrap and lace insertions
which lace is family heirloom, anc
carried a shower of gardenias, lilies
of the valley and white orchids.
Urns Hold Lilies
The Atkins home was decorated
with cibotium fern and greenerJ
and lighted by white candles. PINK
Gala lilies in urns stood in the
hail, and the drawing room anc
pink roses and narcissuS were use6
in the library.
The brides table in the dining
room was arranged with a wedding
cake encircled with a wreath o.
ferns and lilies of the valley, as {
center piece, silver vases of white
roses and lilies of the valley at each
end and lighted by white tapers IL
silver candelabrae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beers will make
their home in Westhampton, L. I.
Among the out-of town guests
who attended the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reed, Mrs
Herbert Du Puy, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Merrick of Pittsburgh
Mrs. James H. Parrish, New Haven
Conn, Mrs. John Patton, Phil
adelphia; Mrs. George Woodruff
Miss Caroline and Miss Heller
Woodruff, Minneapolis; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Henry G. Cartwright, Hew.
lit, L. L, and Mrs. George Steele
and son John Du Puy, Old Poin
Comfort, Va
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Repaired Toys
to Be GiUen to
Needy Children

Camp Fire Girls are maintaining
a toy repair shop again this year,
located at 203 North Pennsylvania
street, where toys that have been
discarded by more fortunate chill
dren are renewed" for needy chill
dren in Indianapolis.
Toys will be distributed through
local social agencies.
A group of workmen from the
Emergency Relief Committee are
repairing wooden, iron and mechan-
ical toys, and the following Off
Gals are assisting the Camp Fire
Girls in mending and dressing
dolls: Mrs. George Traut, Mrs. A.
L. jenkins, Mrs. Mildred Corwin.
Mrs. Mary Heagy, Miss Helen L.
Nichols, Miss Dorothy Weaver and
Miss Marguerite ODonneH.
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to Be
Entertained at
Highland Club

Highland Golf and Country Club
will entertain children of members
and their friends, with a Christmas
party from to Thursday after
noon at the clubhouse.
A lighted Christmas tree will be
the feature of the decorations, con-
sisting of candles and holiday
greens. Santa Claus will distribute
gifts, and games will provide en-
tertainment.
A Yuletide dance for Junior men,
bers will be given Saturday night.
The committee in charge is Misses
Barbara Tompkins, Mary Wilson,
Margaret Ruddle and Hal Benham
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Miss O'C0nnOr,
Bride-ELeCt, Is
Sh07Oer Guest

Mrs. Edward ]. Kirkoff. SAB East
ern avenue, entertained Sunday
afternoon with a bridge party and
miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Nellie O'Connor, who will be
married Saturday at ST. Phillip
Neri church to Robert McHugh.
The bridal colors, coral and green,
we're carried out in the appoint
ments and decorations. Mrs. Kirk
hof was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Andrew McHugh. Guests we're:
Mesdames Lucille Fennen, Patrick Law
ley. Robert Vollmer. Hannah O'Connor,
Misses Louise Beerman, Elsie ,Lipp. Helen
Sinclair. Sops.i2 and Commilla Zinkan,
Helen Stricken Margaret Boyden. Mary
and Alice Mcmahon, Nina Osbon and
Catherine McHugh.
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DRESS WITH CROSS OVER


It's just the dress for office, col
lege Or general day wear.
A supple wooden mixture in brown
tones made the original. The vest
was almond green plain wooden.
The cross closure conceals breadth
beautifully through the bodice and
the hipline.
The vestee also contributes its
share toward slimneSs.
Style No. 926 is designed for sizes
Sc, 80, 40, AZ, A. 46 and 48 inches
bust. The 36-inch size requires 35s
yards of 39-inch material with %
yard of 35-inch contrasting.
It makes up attractively in black
canton faille crepe silk with white
crepe satin vest.
Our winter Fashion Magazine is
ready.
Price of book is 10 cents.
Price of pattern IS cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred
WraD coin carefully.
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mony. Mrs. Reilly will receive In
ice blue satin and will wear roses
and gardenias. Mrs. Max H. Meyer,
the bridegroom's mother, will wear
plum colored chiffon and orchids.
The couple will leave Immediately
for q honeymoon, the bride travel
ing in a plum-colored suede cloth
ensemble with matching accessories
They will be at home after Jan. Il
at 848 Tenth street, Boulder, Colo
Among out-of-town guests at the
wedding will be Mr.. and Mrs. Max
H. Meyer of st. Louis; Mrs. Robert
Haldeman and Miss Maxine Meyer
Evanston, and Misses Helen and
Katherine Hargraves, Providence
r
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Phi SiQmaS to Meet

Mrs. Violet Henderson and Mrs.
Marjorie Weber will entertain men,
bers of Alpha chapter, Phi Sigma
Theta sorority with Christmas
party tonight at the home of Mrs
Henderson, 18 North Irvington ave-
nue.. Gifts will be exchanged. Mrs.
Alma Bucksot, Hammond. will be
a guest.
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HALCYON CLUB TO
MEET IN BANQUET

Halcyon Club will hold its annual
formal banquet tonight at the Co
Iumbia Club, with bridge following.
The table will be centered with a
small Christmas tree, surrounded by
gifts, to be exchanged by the guests
Lighted tapers and plateaus of ever
greens will decorate the table. Gov
ers will be laid for
Mesdames Norman Sack Fred Tohey,
Misses Josephine higgins. Ruth Brown,
Mildred Flanagan. Florence Gaddis, Fran
ces Glenn, Mary and Winifred Henry,
Edna Lamkin, Wee Larahan, Dorothy Y.
Lane Nellie Modlin. Ruth Pottage. Cath
crime Quirk. Norma Ryan, Josephine
Smith, Pauline Taylor, Regina Fleury and
Elsie Thiesing.
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BRIDE IN RECENT RITES

Before
her marriage
Saturday
night IN
Christ church,
Mrs. Henry
NeOeU Beers
aCdS
VI tSS II UHJCg
Du Puy,
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
William H.
Atkins,
Golden Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Beers
aCiIL be
at home IN
Westhdmpton,
L. /.
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IRVINGTON WOMEN
HOLD YULE FETE

Mothers and Daughters Club of
north Irvington held it's annual
Christmas dinner and card party on
Sunday at the Hopper Kettle in
Morristown. Mrs. Harold Wright
was in charge Of arrangements.
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Nh Rios to Meet

Members and pledges of Theta Mu
Rho sorority will be entertained
with a Christmas party tonight at
the home of Miss Jeanette Nc
Atthy, 2946 North Illinois street.
Gifts will be exchanged. The host
eSs will be assisted by Miss Yvonne
Patterson.
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Tea to Be Held

Community welware department
of the Woman's Department Club
will hold a tea the Monday after
Christmas, Dec. e, at the club
house, with Mrs. Harold Batchelder
IN charge Of arrangements.
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AnIiIidru Gives PGrtg

Official drill team of the depart
ment of Indiana, United Spanish
War Veterans auxiliary, held its
annual Christmas party and BAN
quet Sunday in the Empire room
at the Claypool. Christmas decora-
tons were used. Mrs. George w.
Everett, department president, was
in charge.
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IMANNtRSANDMORALS|
N\ BY JANE JORDAN /Q,

VXTHEN you're feeling lonely
w and blue, write to Jane Jor-
dan. She always is interested in
your troubles and will give you
the benefit of her advice in this
column daily.
Dear Jane Jordan-I've been engaged
to girl for a year, and now she has seen
another boy whom she likes better.
have told him that If he does not stay
away from my girl that I will beat him
UP. That made my girl mad and now she
won't have anything to do with me. Miss
Jordan. don't you think it's all right for
fellow to fight the buy who gets his
girl? sCRAPPER.
Dear Scrapper-No. What's the
use? In the primitive times, when
one man stole another mans wom-
an, the two did battle, and the VIM
ner got the woman. The custom
persists in the barnyard where the
feminine fowls show plainly their
preference for the fighting cock, and
forget all about the dead one.
Men still want to fight those who
win their wives or sweethearts away
from them. But it seems to me like
an exceedingly stupid performance,
for you can not make a woman
stop loving a man simply by beat
ing him.
The day when mere physical SUI
premacy was the decisive factor in
determining the emotions of woman
has gone. A woman is just as apt
to fall in love with physical
weakling as she is with a Hercules
or an adonis.
Even if the man who lost her
beats the life out of the man who
won her, she will turn up her nose
at the conqueror and probably call
him an ugly brute for his pains.
Your pride is hurt worse than
your heart. Let the girl go. You'll
soon find another. Don't f1atter her
by fighting for her.
Dear Jane Jordan--I have boy friend
of whom I am very fond. He brings me
home two and three nights a week. He
is going steady with another girl, but I
want TO 80 with him myself I am not
bsd-looking girl. I try to look my very
best when I am with him. Will you
please tell me how to 90 about it to get
him? DOT. C
Dear Dot C.-Why, you little love
thief If some other girl set out
deliberately to get your boy friend
away from you. you would scratch
her eyes out!
There is no infallible rule for
catching men. Some like baby ways
and some like brains. Some go in
for sex appeal and some ask for
character. Some men arr timid and
need to be encouraged! Others are
cagey birds who take flight at the
first soft twitter from the female.
The one line for which men fall
in the greatest numbers is admira-
ton and fatterys II always is wise
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mark Davis, 9O5
Bosart avenue, entertained men,
bership of two clubs, the Liberty
Nine and Old SWeethearts, chap
ter of the Riley Hospital Cheer
Guild, at dinner Sunday night.
Covers were laid for thirty.
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Amigo Club to Meet

Amigo Club will meet at BIS to-
night at the home of James Con-
erty, 237 North Randolph street,
Special entertainment will follow
the business session.
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Miss Hiatt Hostess

Miss Lucille Hiatt will entertain
members of Alpha chapter, Theta
Chi Omega sorority, with Christ
mas party tonight at her home.
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For those after Christmas
dances, you want to look your
most charming, don't you?
Amos Parrish has a free bull
letin on Winter Makeup. Write
him care Of The Times Fash
ion Bureau, 500 Fifth avenue,
New York. Enclose stamped,
addressed return envelope,
please.
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Next: Amos Parrish will suggest
some last minute gifts for men.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
PARA LA PRESIDENTIAL
DEL ~AYUNTAMIENTO Sc
MENCIONA A CAMPBELL

Sc espera que ell Conceal Wal
ter H. Campbell sera elegido
Presidente del Ayuntamiento
en- sustituci6n de Henderson,
derrotado en- las recientes cleo
clones para la Acadia de Tam
pa.
Ell Consistorio Sc reorgani-
cara a principios de Noviembre,
ION Ell cambio de la administra-
3i6n, y ell Presidente y Vice
Presidente seran elegidos en- la
orimera reunion siguiente a las
elecciones generates .
En- dicha reunion igualmente
quedaran nombrados los nue.
vos Counties.
Ell Conceal Campbell ha ac-
tuado como vice-presidente del
Ayuntamiento durante los dos
primeros amos del periodic de
cuatro para que fue elegido CO.
mo representante del sexto dis
trito.
Hace dos amos, cuando ell Con
sistorio Municipal fue reorgani-
zado, Campbell ces6 en- sus fun
clones como Vice-P residente pa
sando a ocupar dicho cargo el
Conceal Don Thompson Y como
Presidente Ell ST.. Henderson,
por un periodic de cuatro amos.
Actualmente Campbell es Pre-
sidente de los Comites de quejas
Y ap~elaciones, puertos, puentes
Y muelles.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
LA CIUDAD PEDIRA A LOS
BANCOS QUE LIE ANTICI-
PEN DINERO

Ell Consistorio Municipal to-
no anoche ell acuerdo de pedir 4
los bancos creditos ascendentes
4 1927, 900, que seran pagados
con los ingresos por contribucio
mes.
Ese dinero sera utilizado pa
"a cubrir los gastos de los dis
5intos departamentos, en- espera
lei cobro de las contribuciones
Ell Conceal Rosenthal propu
so que Sc ofreciese a los Bancos
lei pals las notas de la Ciudad
antendiendo que dada la situa
ion del dinero en- ell mercado V
a competencia sc podra obtener
)ara la administration ell bene.
'icio del mas bajo interes, y que
sc dinero pueda ser adelanta-
10 10 mismo por una sola firma
bancaria que por varias con-
juntamente.
De acuerdo con Ell plan del
Intervention de la Ciudad los
prestamos seran distributes en-
la forma siguiente: Fondos &C.
nerales, $531,000; Fondo inter
no para mejoras, $132,000; Hos
pital, $4,000; Alumbrado pd-
blfco, $685. 900; Parques, $4,000
Recreos, $24,000; Alquiler de 81
fones de aqua, $4,000 y Biblio-
teca, $4,000.
Ell Intervention Steuart dijo
que la resolution del Consistorio
autorizaba unicamente la can't
dad suficiente para que los de-
partanWntos pudieran operar
con un minimum y sin afectar al
maximum de sus respectivos in
gresos por contribuci0nes.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
LOS Institutes ADRIAN
Ell LUNES

FL institute Hillsborough, Sc
gun ell director F. H. S~paulding
Sc abrira ell LUNGS, a las $40 de
la manana, para dar instructed
mes a los alumnos, antes de que
Sc in~scriban, en- ell msimo dfa.
Los alumnos clase 8 Sc reuni-
ran ell viernes, a las dos de la
tarde, en- ell institute de Plant,
para ser recibidos por ell conse-
jo que preside ell Sr. Charles
Fleming.
Despues no tendran que pre-
sentarse hasta ell martes.
Los alumnos clase B, del ms
tituto Hillsborough, deberan
presentarse el tunes, a Ia bora
arriba menci0nada.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
MURIO Ell
QUE Sc ARROJO DE UN
OMNIBUS

A las diez de la noche de aver
falleci6 en- ell hospital municipal
ell ciudadano David E. Jordan,
de 40 amos, vecino de Detroit,
que en- horas de la manana Sc a.
rrojo de un omnibus en- las GER
canfas de Chapman.
Jordan venia en- direction de
Tampa, acompanado por sus ia
miliares.
Creese que su NAL estado de
salud lie indujo al suicide.
Por la puerta de seguridad Sc
lanzo Jordan al pavimento de
cabeza.
Ell cadayer ha sido depositado
en- la funeraria de j. L. Reed.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
A A UN 0BRERO
QUE MATO AL SHERIFF

Granada, Mimi, Sep. 9.-Un
obrero mejicano de los campos
de remolacha fue "fusilado" a
yer a las dos horas de haber da-
do muerte al sheriff Gus Jore-
genson, que tratara de ~arrestar-
10.
Los diputados del sheriff y ciu
dadanos utilizando b0mbas de
gas obligaron al obrero a que
saliera de su cabana y cuando
salia lie hicieron fuego, matan-
dolo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
"a
HEADACHES
NEURITIS
URALG COLDS

Whenever you have some nagging ache
or pain, take some tablets Of Bayer
Aspirin. Relief is immediate!
There's scarcely ever an ache or pain
hat Bayer Aspirin won't relieve--and
StNer a time when you can't take it.
The tablets with the Bayer cross are
always safe. They will not depress the
heart, or otherwise harm you. Use them
as often as they can spare you any pain
or discomfort. Just be sure to buy the
genuine. Examine the box. Beware of
imita tons.
Aspirin is the trademark of Bayer
manufacture of monoaceticacidester Of
sal~icyiicacid.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
LA ESTA
AL SUROESTE DE KINGS
TON

Washington, Sep. 9.-El OBJ
servatorio do a la publicidad
hoy Ell siguiente parte metereo-
logico:
LA perturbation tropical de
moderada intensidad, muevese
hacia ell noroeste, sobre ell Mar
Caribe, y encontrabase esta ma
mana centralizada a unas 1875
.millas al sur-oeste de Kingston,
jamaica.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
Sc FUSIONARAN LAS COM
PANIAS QUE FABRICAN
ARMAS


New York, Sep. 9.-Se ha
publicado aqui que~la compania
DUPONT facilitara$ an capital de
100000 600 para hacer possible
ina fusion de las fabricas dear
mas de fuego.
De acuerdo con Ell proyacto
formaran una enorme organiZa-
ci6n las companies Remington
Y Winchester Arms, respalda-
das por la empresa que mas pol
vora y explosives fabrica en- los
Estados Unidos, la DUPONT.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
COMO 70 PIENSO CONGRA-
TULANDO
Sr. Victoriarfo Manteiga:


Estimado senior: En- un hui
milde trabajo que publique, no
recuerdo 81 en- La Gaceta O en-
La Traducci6n, die que a pesaI
de mis- escasas fuerZas pecunia-
rias, iba a abrir un taper de la
vado, en- una esquiM principal
de mi cerebro atormentado por
los funestos golpes de nuestra
patria, tiranizada hoy mas que
nunca. =
En- dicho taller coloque de la
vandero a Fernando Ortiz.
Como no, 81 saba que su ad-
quisici6n lie daria I'm impulse
~gigantesco al taller.
iBuenos pufos, aqua limpia y
pura en- la batea, puro jab6n de
la patria que sabe gastarse para
que la camisita quede tersa Y
blanca ante la luz hermosa de
la libertad!
Asi es como lava Ortiz, amigo
Manteiga.
Ell me 10 agradeci6 y me man
do una carta CONGRATULATIONS
y animandome para seguir cor
ell taller.
IA la batea, amigo Alcantara
v Candida a la legia! Asi me de
cia en- su carta, acompanada de
discretos consoles que guardo
en- ell alma.
Ahora veo que 10 felicia o
listed, por 10 cual 20 tambien lie
felicito.
La blanca espuma del puro
jab6n que usa Ortiz la ha com
partido con listed al yer que de
su taller salen las pecheras de Ia
patria con toda la limpieza
usando el jab6n de la sineeri.
dad.
iUsted dice muy bien! Els yer
dad que vivimos en- un siglo me,
talizado; pero todavia hay HON
bres que d~esprecian ell vii me
tai cuando de algo mas honroso
Sc trata.
Sera como dicen algunos,
"rara avis" en- este siglo.
Pero todos los tiempos, inclu-
yendo ell porvenir, esos hombres
siempre estaran sentados dom
de impera Ell amor, la justicia y
la libertad.
Invocando el nombre de la pa
tria, quedo de listed alto. s. S.
Juan Alcdntdrd.
Tampa, Fla.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
LA TAMPA ELECTRIC Ed
FICARA UNA SUBESTA-
CION

La compania Tampa Electric
ha comenzado a edificar una
subestacion en- la Gale de Polk
entire Pierce y Jefferson, calcu-
landose en- 1920, 900 ell valor de
las obras.
Ese dinero Sc invertira en-
una base de concrete, transfer
madores y otros aparatos, por-
que no Sc hara edificio alguno.
Con la subestacion la empire
presa espera mejorar mucho 81
servicio.
La gaceta., 1931-09-09
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y manana
Vientos moderados. Maxima
temperature aver, 80 grades
minima, 70.
Marea alta a las IL AS a. m. >,
II :48 a. M; marea baja a las
4;50 a. m. y 6:58 p. m.