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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-08
Becomes Queen
Woman on West Coast
Acquires Whole Island
for Herself.

BIZ United Press
r OS ANGELES, Aug. 8-Three
IL years ago, Mrs. Helen K.
Morton of San Francisco, en- route
to Santa Catalina island, saw an
island, occupied only by birds and
an occasional sea lion, some
eighteen miles off the coast of
Los Angeles county.
It wasn't much of an island,
only two and one-half acres in
extent, but it set Mrs. Morton to
thinking, and subsequent investi-
cation showed it was public do
main.
Mrs. Morton, in addition to i'm
agination, possesses some Valen-
tine script, issued by the govern
ment after the Mexican war to
reimburse American property los
ers. This script entitled the the
possessor to claim any government
land as long as it had not been
filed upon previously.
Working quietly, Mrs. Morton
collected sufficient script to OBJ
tain title to the land, known To-
cally as Bird island.
Now she is queen of white
Rock island" and is preparing to
build a clubhouse and home upon
the small eXpanse of sand and
rock.
Mrs. Morton says she intends to
expand her miniature nation by
filling in the shallow waters
around the island to increase it to
three times its present size.
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WASH, E.. 1903 modern housekeeping
rooms. private entrance. front apt. every
thing furnished. Ii. 406l.
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LARGE BUSINESS
CAIN SHOWN BY.
SEARS, ROEDUCK
$650,000 Increase in First
Seven Months of 1881
Is Reported.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Sears. Roe
buck g. co. Friday reported that its
profits for the first seven business
periods Of 1881 were $4,000, 4s3, or
$3.50, 900 greater than for the similar
period Of 1890.
At the same time, r. E. Woods,
president Of the company, an
nounced that he was unchanged in
his opposition to wage cuts and said
none was contemplated by Sears,
Roebuck.
The company's report showed for
1881, to July Is, $l84707,297 sales,
s6,008, 483, net profits, S28,020,000
notes payable, and SOS, 161 ,266 in
ventories. For the similar period Of
1880 sales were S198,263,OO8, net
profits $5,617,567, notes payable
S37000,0OO, and inventories, $751;
294 ,033.
More efficient management OF the
company's retail stores was respon-
sible for the increased profits,
Woods said.
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405 w. Ohio
Apartments for Rent

50l6 Els large rooms,
lower apt, with porehss; garage; good
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COOK PESTS TO DEATH
Suns Rays Utilized in Killing
Beetles in Far West.

PU Science Service
BEND, Ore, Aug. 8.-DirCct rays
of the sun are being utilized by
forest service entomologists in eX-
terminating destructive beetles
which in recent years have killed
millions of board feet of timber
near Diamond lake, just north Of
Crater Lake National park. The
treatment is applied by telling
beetle-infested trees and exposing
the trunks to the sun in forest
clearings.
"At this time of the year, air
temperatures of 85 degrees in the
direct sunlight will raise the tenn
perature of the infested bark to
100 degrees Fahrenheit" explained
4. j. Jaenicke, federal entomologist
in charge of the work. This" he
added, literally cooks the beetles
10 death"
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FATHERS KISS BANNED
Tubercular Parent Kept From Chill
dren Under Order of Court.

Ell PASO, Aug. 8.-Louis Stamon
has two of the sweetest children,
but the court has ruled he mustn't
kiss them, buy them candy or take
them riding on ferris wheels or
meTy-go-romds. Both Stamon and
his wife have been fighting for Gus
tody of the children for two years,
and they were finally awarded to
the mother.
Stamon is tubercular, which &C
counts for the "non-kissing or
der. He is allowed to take them
for an automobile ride once a week,
but a deputy sheriff must go along
as cnaperon.
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IDENTITY OF HIT-RUN
DRIVER Is SOUGHT
James Ross, So, Run Down and
Bruised by Expensive Car.

Identity Of occupants Of an ex-
pensive automobile that ran down
63-year-old James Ross, 2145 Drexel
avenue, and sped away at Senate
avenue and New York street Thurs
day night, was sought by police to-
day.
Ross was bruised, but not injured
seriously. Witnesses gave police de-
scription of the car and three men
in it,
Charles Hopper, 20, of 14O4
Roache street, suffered broken
arm when his auto hit an utilities
pole at Thirtieth and Illinois streets
Thursday night. Police charged
him with drunken driving.
Melvin Ingle, 4, of 337 North
Miley avenue, was bruised when
struck by a bicycle ridden by boy
near his home Thursday night.
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Help Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

EN- for light outside work; about $40
start; must be clean cut. Apply, s
3 D. m 4n5 NJ Rural
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MORE AUTO TAG SALES!
License Plate Distributors Attend
Glasses in SaIesmanship.


Business is so tough that the Sec
rotary of state is teaching sales
manship to the license plate dis
tributors.
For the last two days. Frank
Mayr Jr. secretary of state, has
held conferences for license plate
distributors and had them lectured
on courtesy, craftsmanship and the
like.
Sixty-f1ve license branch man
ayers and cashiers attended Thurs
days meeting in the senate cham
Der at the statehouse. In addition
to organization speakers, a talk was
given by Louis j. Borinstein, presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce,
and Charles Pittenger, Indianapolis.
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UTILITY TAX ROW Is
BACK WHERE 1T BEGAN
Order Permits Decatur Township to
Put Plant on It's Rolls.

Order Permits Decatur township TO
Put Plant on It's Rolls.
An order dissolving a restraining
edict preventing county officials
from placing on tax rolls of Deca-
tur township the $5,OOO,OOO South
Harding street plant of the Indian
apolis Power and Light Company
was issued Thursday by Superior
Judge John w. Kern.
The court took this action, Judge
Kern explained, to prevent the light
company from escaping taxation
through a loophole provided by the
boundary dispute of Decatur and
Perry townships.
Both townships claim taxes on
the property. A change in the
course of White river caused the
dispute, which is expected to be de-
cided in court this fall.
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ALL FOR THE MOVIES
Supplies Screen World With ANY
One of 1000 Weapons.

bU JNIItu FTtoS
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. S.-A Holly
wood firearms collector has the job
of supplying all kinds of weapons,
from old f1intlock guns to a modern
sub-machine rifle, to the movies.
He has collected about 1000 firing
pieces, swords and bayonets and
realizes a nice revenue through
their use by the movies.
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THERE is NO JUSTICE
Doughboy's Call to French Lady
Costs $500; and She's Married.
By United Press

By United Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 6.-One
World war veteran has suddenly
thought of a "madamoiselle" he
left back in France and at the
same time thought of the telephone.
He went to the instrument, put
through a call to France and soon
had his old flame on the wire. They
exchanged pleaSantries until the
doughboy found that his NADIA
moiselle has become some ones
madam. He said goodbye and
hung up. His bill was 5000.
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A WEE BIT STUBBORN
Equal Obstinacy of Sexes Shown on
British Hill.
By UKiteS Press

By UEtte0 PJeSS
L0NDON, Aug. S.-The equal
obstinacy Of the sexes was shown
on a hill near Selborne recently
when Mrs. Gordon Legg, driving an
automobile, met a man driving a
horse and cart on a road too mar
now for both of them to pass.
Mrs. Legg refused to back down
the hill and the man refused to
back up. AS result they both sat
in their respective vehicles for seven
hours until policeman came and
backed the car down so the horse
and cart was able to pass.
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Used Many Makes Models Are Advertised TONIC Want
Houses for Rent.

BELLEFONTAINE, 2325-6-rm. mod: ga
rage, rent reduced SO. II. 6024.
COFFEY, 552-5-rm. bath gar; water %
Kelley. E. 1854, 4-rm.. gas. IL. gar. SO.
CORNELL, 2740-Single. 8 rms. mod. re-
9ecoIateo. inside ana out. gar; $3.50.
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YOUNG ladies' to enter the beauty con-
test at Broad Ripple pool; those picked
stage in new productions: swimming un-
necessary. Young ladies needed by United
Artists Studios. Ii. 1916. II to Q.
AGE woman to keep house. 2948
MCPHERSON.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. Store nov.
pay 8 months later. No charge for hauling
PPARLLOW-JENK1NS MOTOR CAR co:
4le u Market Ri. 7750
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable: Call at all times. Ia. 3741.
MOVING $3-You help. 81 less: quick
service: careful white men. Oh. 5640
LET RUSSELL TRANSFER move you on
credit: 30 DAYS. Ri. 3455. Res. Be. 1888.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing.
California shipment
Ri. 1928. Ri. 1851. Nights Oh. O6e9-W.
OTTO L. STJESZ
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ALL Caroline
1908 Harrison

rooms, 81.
SCHM1D d SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
ENGLISH, 23l2-New bungalow: Al con-
oitlon, 2-car garage
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WHY JAPS ARE SHORT
OLD Custom of Squatting on Floors
Causes 1t. Is Belief.

By United Press
TOXIC, Aug. 8.-Why are native
japanese short in stature while
those born in foreign countries are
of normal height?
DR.. F. IShihara of the medical
school of Toxic Imperial university,
says that this is due to the old
japanese custom of squatting on the
floor instead of sitting on chairs.
This develops the Shortness and
crooked legs of his fellow country
men, he says.
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IF YOU-Are driving somewhere and wish
conEen1al guests to share expense, call
Auto Travel Bureau. Ii. 1851. AIS N. Ill.
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Situations Wanted Female

RELIABLE colored girl wants day work.
Call Oh. 0374.
WANTED-Day or half day work. By week.
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UPPER or lower 5-room apartment; fine
condition; rent reduced. Ri. 52I1.
NICE. airy apartment; newly decorated:
rent reduced. Ii. 1912.
COLORED-La Verne; rms. bath; steam
1T. hot va: ianitor serv.: $3.50. Ii. 1862.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-08
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR
THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSI4Eu-
TIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the jolnI
Purchasing Committee for the benevolent
and correctional institutions OF the SCate
S 9a 4e8irIS Room SS6 staehouse until 10
O'Clock a.. m. Monday aug. 1921 tSSL,
sealed bids on Dry Goods ana NoItlonS
Oh The he Joint Purchasing Committee re-
s sfnig to wa Waive etc technical defects
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE OF
DAILY E. MCCOY. Secretary
LEGAL, NOTICE OF HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO l294-M.
In the matter Of the application OF Eye Eye
aFe ceg4t eae OF Public o GOnVenencs and
necessity to operate motor vehicles as
common CARRIER Of property, over the
Al, from Evansville to Vincennes.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indlanna ma, VIII +{ G9n
cause in the Rooms OF the Commission
40l statehouse at Indianapolis indiana,
at 10 O'Clock a. m Monday, Aug II, 1881.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
INDIANA. r. M. YOUNG,
Examiner.
Indianapolis, Ind
Aug g. 1881.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 984-M.
In the matter of the application Of the
Eagle Freight Line. for a certificate OF
Public Convenience and necessity to
operate motor vehicles as a common
carrier of property only over the public
highways Of the state of Indiana mos. 81,
81 and 6D from Worthington to Vim
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms of the commission, 40l
Statehouse, at Indianapolis, Indiana, at
2 o'clock p. m. on Monday Aug. II. 1881.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA. r. M. YOUNG,
Examiner.
Indianapolis. In,
Aug g. 1881.
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Automobiles for Sale
AUGUST REDUCTION
SALE

1880 Ford Roadster. 1926
1929 Ford Tudor ...... 25O
1929 Ford Coupe 49,. 25O
1880 Pontiac Sedan 80. $50
1880 Chevrolet Coach. $50
1880 Durant Sedan go. 495
1880 Elcar Sedan ..... 695
1928 Essex Coupe ..... IT'S
1929 Chevrolet Coach. $50
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet 325
1928 Chevrolet Roadster AS
723-725 Viro;r;o A.
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Houses fOl Rent

ARROW AVE.-6-rm. double, mod EXCEPT
furnace; red; nice neighborhd. Oh. 1887.
AUDUBON, S., 392-5-room modern coubIe:
water paid; garage SIS. II. 1888
ADAMS ST. 2609-iz cozy double: 4 rms:
garage; water paid: s18 Cali Ri. 1888.
ASHLAND. I20s-6-rn. mod. lower duplex,
reduced: $50: yard. gar. Ri. s1SA
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Close in; rooms, water paid: $3.50.
SChM1D d SMITH, INC. REALTORS.
HIGHLAND. 444-Near Tech; S-rm. mod.
oounle, garage. req. SO Oh. 1922.
HIGHLAND. N. 4ls-Single mod, near
1ecn. Real SIX: gar. owner. Cn. 1891.
THOR WASHER-A-1 condition; bargain
Tor s2l.50. lll1 h. Michigan st.
5O32 HOVEY-5 rms. furnace. $40. J Il.
ALBERShARDT. Ii 1891. Hu. 6I24.
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Rooms for Rent

LOsT-smaIl male black rat terrier, near
GARFIELD park. Dr.. 62l3-J. DR.. O343.
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Lost and Found
Finders of

FOX TERRIER PUP-Black and white. 3
months OLD: answers name Pal. Reward
Ii H212
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1Uo ;. OR1ENIAL.
4-rcom single, Semi-modern, SIC.
GREGORY q APPEL, INC. Ii. 1891.
PINE, N, 633-5 rms, Semi-mod.; good
cond.; public, parocnlaI schools. ri. 1902
PARKWAY, 337-5-room single; complete
bath; no furnace; reduced. DR.. 1891.
PARKER, 95O-Attrac 6-rm. mod. hdwood.
hrs; breakfast rm., gar. S3z. o. On. 2l6o.
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A00I henWOOQ, SZZ.OU

Four rooms; modern; water furnished;
newly painted and decorated; very desir-
aDie, ana cheap rent.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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Ambassador Apt. Hotel

REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful. modern. complete. furnished
or unfinished. with or without hotel
service: walking distance $50 N. Penn
sYlyania street. or call Ri. 1871.
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Houses. and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND, 2509-Congenial couple to
share nicely furnished home; children
given excellent care If parents are en-
ployed; excellent meals reas. He. 1851.
BELMONT. S, 1114-3-rm double. turn.
completes Its. gas pd.; $3.50 wk. Be lll7-W.
CENTRAL, 2l31-1-Rm., kitchenette; priv.
bath, ent; util. fur, 81 wk. He. Ass.
MERIDIAN, N. 2235-4-room furnished
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DOWNTOWN-Furni or unfurnished.
l or 2 rms, wkly. or monthly rates; utll.
LOVELY cool woodruff. rooms, kitchen
cite: furn. complete; 81. Oh. 4108
HOUSEKEEPING-And Sleeping rms, also
children to board. Ais E. Walnut.
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Apartments for Rent

Apartments for Rent
CAPITOL, N, 2933-smal modern apt,
with bath, heat, water, gas fur. Ha. l945.
CENTRAL, 1865 rms, sun parlor; heat.
water. Janitor; adults. Oh 1909.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2315-Recentlg reoeco-
rated lower apt: 3 rms. bath. heat, vat.
gar. furnished: reduced rent. Or. $500.
BROADWAY, 2501-2 to broom apis;
kitchenette. bath: newly deco. He. 1885.
405 W. Ohio
One-room apt. SIS to $3.50
SCHMID & SMITH. INC. REALTORS
PARK, l654-LoWer duplex; 5 rms;
porches; excellent heat. I'd. gar IA. 240I.
Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments IN any part of
city. furnished ana unfinished, from SIS
to si25. transportation furnished. No
charges or obligations. Ii. 1907. evenings
and Sunday Wa 0433 or Be. 31l4
WASHINGTON, 50l6 Els large rooms,
lower apt. with porches; garage; good
heat in winter. 1 MONTH FREE.
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22ND.. W.. 1872 cool. nicely furn. rms,
priv. ent completely furn; reasonable.
IF YOU SEE want al that interests you,
answer 1t today the opportunity NAV pc
gone tomorrow.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1neral Home, 1458 S. Meridian. DR. 214O

W. H Richardson Co., 1910 N. Mer, IA. 1910
La gaceta., 1931-12-29
CONSTITUTDO UNI COMITE
DE PARA
APOYAR LA CANDIDATU-
RIA DE WATSON

Mas de 100 ciudadanos de los
Icondados de Hillsborough, Or
ange, Manatee y Polk, Sc reunie-
ron aver en- ell auditorium de la
Camara de Concrete para cons
THUR una organization que apo
|yara la candidatura de ]. Tom
Watson, abogado de Tampa, pa
ra ell puesto de Gobernador de la
Florida.
Watson dirigi6 la palabra a
los concurrentes, pero NADIA dijo
sobre la presentation de su can
didatura, aunque manifesto que
prepararia una plataforma y 81
esta encontraba suficiente apo
yo, entonces saldria a la pales-
ira como candidate.
Una reunion para constituir
ell grupo que defendera a "Wat-
son para g~obernador" Sc verifi-
cara ell lunes por la noche en- la
sala que ocupara la Corte Fede-
raj, en- Ell tercer piso de la CANA
ra de Concrete.
La gaceta., 1931-12-29
LOS CAMIsAS ROJAS COM
BATIERQ6 LAS TRIO
PAS ING3nteA AS

P~eshawar, India, Die. 20
Las tropas inglesas ~sostuvie-
ron aver un encuentro, en- Con
da, con las tribus de ~canisas
rojas, pereciendo cuatro de los
"insurgentes" y recibiendo he
eridas %.
Adornados con guirnaldas
de flores y cantando himno re-
volucionarios, los camisas ro-
jas recorrieron las GALES de
Peshawar durante ell dfa, ofre-
ciendose para ser arrestados.
Ell total de arrestos en- la pro-
vincia noroeste de la frontera
hasta ell mediodfa llegaba a
1853.
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LAS TROPAS CHINAS Sc
RETIRAN ANTE Ell AVIAN
CE o

Yinkow, Manchuria, Die. 20
La segunda division japone-
sa mandada por ell Oral. Jiro
Tamon continue su Marcia de
avance en- la manana de hoy,
encontrando una fuerZa de
5000 chinos en- la aldea de
Tatien-C hiayen.
Los chinos huyeron hacia
Panshanhsien, Z millas hacia
ell norte, despues de I'm breve
encuentro.
Aeroplanos %japoneses infor
man que la caballerfa japone-
sa que Marcia al frente de la
fuerza central ha llegado a los
bancos del rio Hsuantai, cua-
tro O cinco millas al norte de
PanShanhSlen.
Tres aeroplanos japoneses
cargados de bombas salieron
para ese lugar a las once y me-
dia de la manana.
Esperan las tropas invaso-
ras ocupar la poblaci6n antes
de la puesta del sol, pero su.
p6nese que ell combate durars
TODD ell dia.
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Pleitos y DIVORCES

Dell Hancock Garcia contra
John P. Garcia; Emilia Coma
lez contra C. J. Sculley.
Corte Federal: Paul Angus
tus Dunaway contra los Estados
Unidos; Harry H. Blumberg
contra American Fire In
surance Company, reclamation
de $50,000; Chairman Arrow
contra Public Fire Insurance
Company, de Newark, N. j., re-
clamaci6n de $4,000.
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Fiesta de beneficio

Magnffica result6 la fiesta
celebrada por ell Club "Moon-
light" ell dfa %, en- ell Hall
San Jose, ALA en- West Tampa,
a beneficio de las familias po-
bres de dicha barriada.
Cincuenta y cuatro familias
fueron socorridas con los dona
tivos recibidos.
Cooperaron a la obra carl
tativa la West Tampa Furni-
ture, la Bale Drug Store, Geor-
gianni Bakery, West Tampa
Bakery, y las bodegas de Gu
sumano, La Flor, Mistretta, w.
Tampa, Mauricio, Frank Man
rici, Lorenzo Giglio, P. Puleo,
Stefano Vicari y J. FerIita.
En- met&lico contribuyeron
las distinguidas esposas de los
Sres. Manuel Corral, Celestino
Vega, Justo Rodriguez.
Secundaron eficazmente a
los j6venes del Moonlight"
ell Padre Condo, ell Sr. Jones y
la Sra. Elisa Fernandez.
La fiesta estuvo amenizads
por la orquesta Moonlight"
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TEATROS


"Las Luces de Buenos Aires,
pelfcula hablada y cantada en-
espanol, Sc estrenara esta noche.
Els la historic de una i6ven
campesina Que ambiciona dine
no Y fama. Ella desprecia ell a.
nor y al hacerlo Sc expone a los
peligros de la ciudad.
D~esempenan los principales
papeles Carlos Gardel, Sofia b.
zan y Gloria Guzman.
Figuran en- ell reparto Is bellf-
simas muchachas Argentinas y
la orquesta de Julio Caro-.
Otra pelicula, toda hablada en-
ingles completa ell programa.
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NOTICIAS De HSnE LOCA

FL domingo a las 3 de la tarde
Sc exhibiran en- Ell Auditorium
Municipal dos peliculas mos
trando los 1ltimos metodos usa
dos por los medicos mas hak8les
del pals en- Ell estudio del eancer.
Las cintas ~fuero9Aechas por
ell Institute del Cancer de la Uni
versidad de Columbia y Sc THU
Ian Investigations de Cancer"
y Cancer de la piel'. Son nuevas
y ha ndespertado verdadero in
teres en- los circulos medicos.
Sierra gratis la entrada para
Ell p1bliRo y los doctores.
Ell DR.. L. F. Cation, presiden-
tie de la Sociedad Contra Ell Can.
GER de este condado, declara que
TODD 10 que 81 y sus companeros
quieren es mostrar al pdblico e
problema ell cancer, uno de los
mas serios de la bora presente.
La gaceta., 1931-12-29

Ell nifo Joseito Fernandez,
hijo del Sr. Baldomero Fernan
dez Dfaz, Noble Jefe de la
prestigiosa orden de los "Ca-
balleros del Aguila de Oro,"
fu6 operado recientemente de
Ia vista, en- Ell sanatorio del C.
tro Asturiano.
FL especialista DIR. Forbes
tuvo q su cargo la diffcil ope-
raci6n, constituyendo la misma
I'm franco exito mas para su
brillante carrera.
No obstante la gravedad del
case, Joseito Sc encuentra en-
Was de I'm feliz restablecimien
to. ut AZ
La gaceta., 1931-12-29
ROYAL

"Gente Allegro, 'cinta habla-
da en- espanol, pasara hoy por la
pantalla.
East and Loose, obra toda
hablada en- ingles, tambien Sc
estrenara.
I'm programa extraordinario,
con los bajos precios de CO.'S
Itumbre.
La gaceta., 1931-12-29

Ell recaudador de contribucio-
mes de la Ciudad, Tom C. Keller,
manifesto aver que los propieta-
rios tendran hasta ell jueves pa
ra abonar las contribuciones del
aho actual, sin recargos.
Como resultado de la nueva
ley que autoriza ell pago de las
contribuciones en- plazos semi
anuales, ell Ayuntamiento no po-
dra conceder pr6rrogas a los
contribuyentes.
a.
yer Keller-el 10 por ciento del
total de las contribuciones sc ha
Ipagado va. Una mayoria de los
|grandes contribuyentes ARE
glaran sus cuentas antes de que
ell recargo entire en- efectividad
ISupongo que entire ell dia de hoy
" ell viernes tendremos que ira.
lbajar sin descanso atendiendo g
los ciudadanos que acudan a pa
gar.
La gaceta., 1931-12-29
NTAIES
(Viene de la 1a.)

(Viene de la LAY
del novio; y padrino, ell Sr. Ce-
clio Lopez, ito de Alicia.
En- La Residential de los pa.
dres tuvo lugar despues una
animada reception.
Esplendido ell buffet. .
La gaceta., 1931-12-29
De regreso

Sc encuentra de nuevo entire
nosotros, despues de una au-
sencia de ocho semanas, la
reputada comadrona Sra. Jo-
Selma Valenti.
En- su Residential, 1902 de la
Gale 10, la Sra. Valenti ha es-
tado recibiendo las demostra
clones afectuosas de sus incon-
tables amistades.
Esta de enhorabuena su nu-
meroSa clientele.
La gaceta., 1931-12-29

Fianza de $3.50 sehalo aver ell
comisionado federal Pinckerton
. Raul Cuesta, individuo a quien
los inspectores de la AduaRa de-
~comisaron billetes de loter1a de
Cuba, en- Ell dia de aver.
Cuesta sera juzgado en- la Cor
tie Federal.