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domestic animals cannot get the poison bacon bits.
Where ants are troublesome kitchen cabinets and
tables, simple way to keep them away, says Uncle
Sam Is to paint the table legs with mixture OF
one part bichloride Of mercury and three parts
sheIlac. This is especially effective against Ar
gentine ants. the little brown cnes Tomorrow
Rescuing the Garden From Insects.
CAN rights protected; Trade mark registered u ..
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WE WANT a MAN.
statesmen

with or without speciality experience, LOT
moving appliance ever brought to Washing
ton; nationally advertised in current weekly
and monthly publications: season just start
ing; compensation, liberal commission with
provision for immediate funds: no training
period required Interviews. am. to $50
= m wednesday by Mr.. Armstrong at 4o7
Tnnttral1ce Rfuidfua
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HELP-DoMEsTIC.

HELP-DoMEsTIC.
COOK and general houseworker. reliable; no
phone calls. zoos Klingle I'd. NV tnear goth
and Park rd.).
COOK. laundress and general houseworker;
must be kind to children. also capable, clean
and furnish good references; stay nights
good salary Call Shepherd 1880.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and cook, 10
$50; s29 per month: references. Call morn
ings. All 18th NV.
GENERAL HOU6EWORKER and laundress.
KNOWLEDGE Of cooking; three in family; stay
nights city references. After pm, Adams
2i62: -----
GIRL white. mothers helper; neat country
girl preferred: good home, good salary to
eompetent gtrl reference required. Phone
HyattsyiiIe 7e6.
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SALESMAN.

j, Large corporation. which has maintained
oflceS in Washington for several years. de-
Sires the services of a wide-awake, energetic
man as local representative. This Is an
years OF age who has lived in Washington
for several years. Not stocks. bonds. real
estate or insurance. Give phone number for
appointment Address Box SOC. Star once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SODA AND SANDWICH SHOP in downtown
New York ave. NV. Metropolitan sass.
LUNCH ROOM, small. for sale very CHEAP.
727 18th ST. NV, 23S
ton. Doing good business. Address Box
466-D. star once 22s
LUNCH ROOM q soda fountain. going cheap;
act quick. See this Monday morning. make
offer. 6i2 MINI. ave. ne. 2ls
TEA ROOM. tables, chairs. china, elasses:
almost new; reasonable; owner Leaving city
1908 Euclid 50. age
BREAKPAST-TEA ROOM, IN Connection
with. ANTIQUE gallery; reasonable rent; corl-
mission paid on sales, I741 n. ]. ava.
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IINOLEUM LAYERS, must be expert; none
others need apply Keystone Linoleum Co..
5Oi q
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or similar craft. Will consider only bargain
for cash. Mr.. Kennedy, Col. 10l61.
DOGS PETS. ETC.
PEKINGEsE PUPS. and months old: red
with black masks; fine stock. Phone West
04s8. 3032 o st. NV. 23s
YOUNG MEXICAN DOUBLE YELLOW HEAD
PARROTS: guaranteed to learn to talk.
ATHERTONS PET SHOP,
6l2 st. NV. 1904 Irving NV.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPPIES
males; highly pedi9reed. Telephone West
0230. 2128 L ST. NV.
TO CLOSE OUT SURPLUS sTOCK-white
and Silver King pigeons Of superior quality:
Also some supplies Walter J. Venskes 100
Dulaney ave. va. Highlands. va.
BEST OFFER takes beautifully marked, ped
broken Phone G. Col. 1850 Aps. 2os. north.
JUST RECEIVED-Wire Haired Fox Terriers,
Chow. Irish Terrier, Bostons, all pedigreed
and Esquimo Spitz, Collies. Fox Terriers,
Persian Kittens. Tropical and Gold Fishes,
yellow Head Parrots. Alligators,. Turtles.
Schmids Emporium Of Pets 712 18th st. NV.
SPECIAL-SPECIAL-SP
Your dog given sanitary bath. completely
eliminating feas, and dried with ELECTRIC
Hospital. 1422 irving st. NV. Col. 0574.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
goRsE. Apply at 1857 Maryland ave.
ne. rs
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STORE FIXTURES.
We are installing new MIXTURES and will,
therefore. sell very reasonably all our ladies'
apparel fixtures. forms. stands, ETC.. Of the
finest designs and quality.
URDONG BROS,
1905 ST NV
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TEA ROOM and restaurant
manager for well established F
st. store doing over 100000 an
nual business; must be thor
oughly practical and experienced
both in dining room and kitchen;
willing to work long hours. Do
not apply unless you have proven
ability and clean, successful rec
ord for past S years in same line
of business. No attention paid
to applications unless they state
full details-age, name of former
employer and references; salary,
$40 per week to start. Address
Box BOLD, Star Office.
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DRUG CLERK or years Experience, 20
work every other night and all day every
other Sunday Mt. Pleasant Pharmacy, Mt.
piea SAINT and Kenyon SITS NV
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NIGHTTIME FIXTURE SALESMAN, expert
enced, Address Box 351-E, Star ONCE.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

RUG WEAVER. experienced on Oriental
rugs. Apply Arcade Sunshine Co.. 1l3 La
mont st. NV.
AGENTS 20 sell hiEn-srade line Of made
to-order Xmas greeting cards paying 4O..s
commission and bonus; also several magnth-
cent box assortments at startling values;
special terms to ORGANIZATIONS.
MAYFLOWER ART CO. 2is penrike BLDG,
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DODGE 1891 SEDAN have used this car
very little and IL carries new-car guaran-
tee. Real bargain. on easy terms; win trade.
See Mr.. Hawkins. Dec 1910
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LAUNDRY SOLICITORS, experienced only.
Washington Laundry, 9th & K sts NV.
Report at IL noon See Mr. Sparks.
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Only Exceptions
.HELP---MEN.

BOY, young, neat, 70 help In lunch room.
BOY, colored over is, for messenger work;
So per week. 1923 n NV.
BOY, Is to IS years Of age, wanted to work
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BOATS.

wANTED-30 to so It. yacht, Richardson
or similar craft. VIII consider only bargain
for cash. Mr.. Kennedy, Col. 10le1.
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DODGE 1880 SENIOR 9 SEDAN--A hand
trim; like new In appearances; excellent tires
and smooth motor with 4-speed 6orward)
transmission; Se45. Call Mr.. Hawkins, Dec.
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EARN Sl0N A DAY

SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS XMAS CARDS.
A few sincere men and women wanted by
the biggest company In the Christmas card
business to earn eye~ Faoney showing ma
tionally ADVERTISED FAMOUS ARTISTS
-6s,ss cards; no competitil'n; generous cash
oonsses; liberal commissions paid daily IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. great Xmas card
The Process Corporation. il7s Nat. Press Bids.
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bfyICK 1881 COUPE-Rumbie seat, Bsauti-
1 uh IN. maroon paint job. Equipped with wire
trs IN every respect. Price low. Terms ane
~ stsus, emerson & orme. 17th ana ~
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QUICK ACTION.
FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLICITY
IN SELLING YOUR BUSINESS, SEE Us.
NE FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO CLOSE
QUICK CASH DEALS.
SAPTTAI, ADJUSTING 4 FINANCE CO..
SOUTHS LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS,
9TH FLOOR, DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
METROPOLITAN 48l3-48l4-4olS.
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CANVAsSERS to sell the Marvel self-heat-
ing smoothing iron; every housewife wants
one. Our price to you 2Sc each; sells
you and make $40 per day. 420 10Th st. NV.
pIsHwAsHERs (2), cOiOTed. Apply S:24
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

u.D
s.' u s 81 fs5 'as 'hf f wssss
OAK EIREPLA!0E WOOD for sale at 81 50
Eestlsf' P. o. Box ITO washihston. 3, {.
/ HAVE TO ofier to an honest farming cou;
Sr cultivation and General upEeep q prem:
stock business partnership. Address BOX
SAFE. Star once.
BOOMING HOUSE WANTED at once; will
pay cash. Address Box lss-E' Star once n.
BOOMING HOUSE. II rooms IAN flledl;
mens; $3.50. ssianse easy. See Mr.. Fowler.
RooMING HOUSE. IA rooms, 2 baths price,
Room 2OT Victor Bldg. Phone Nat. 1921
BOOMING HOUSE BUYER-see Mr.. Eller
he viii gladly show you what he has without
obligation; IA eth st. n.w.' Room 2o7.
rase: price. $500; low rent. See Mr.. Fowler,
FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLOR,. plus
Rdah n1 m r and re oS p.p mon
,.l7 K 81 soS S:w . PHEI Nssion., $500
$500 BLOOMING HOUSE, 10 r.; rent. $50.
S500-Rooming house, II rooms; rent, S65.
S500-Rooming house IL r.; cheap rent.
$650-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50.
S650-Rooming house, II rooms; rent, S67.
$900-Rooming house, Is rooms; near 18th
81. Roomins house, Is rooms. baths;
boarding house, IL beautiful rooms,
3 baths; q real bargain.
si,25o-Rooming house is, rooms, 9 baths;
rented IN apartments; rent 500:
s2,000-Rooming house, 20 rooms; cheap
rent: beautifully furnished; good cor
ner location on 18th st.. downtown.
$175-Cafeteria. old stand. surrounded by
Govt departments; good corner and
lease; rent, $40. A real bargain.
s550-Cafeteria, cor; capacity, so persons;
cheap rent; good business; bargain.
R. NJ. CURTIS. $40 i1th st. NV. Nat. 1892.
QUICK ACTION.
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DRIVERS. colored, with Identification cards.
Apply sos Que st. NV. or rear 1858 st. sc.
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Box Of ~ Christmas cards costs 3oc, sells
81; box OF 20 Christmas cards, all with
double envelopes cost soc, sells 81; Christ
mas wrapping package costs SOC, sells u;
Other big values. Beautiful $40 album OF
personal cards. Call at once for further
information, or write for illustrated cata-
At NV, Room 20a
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


STONE BRICK AND CEMENT work
Old walls repointed, brick or stone; new
work 10 years experience. Free estimate
Stoutsenberger. phone Decatur 5422. ~
UPHOLSTERING. slip covers. draperies, re-
pairing, painting, chair cenetng: Columbia
fJphoistering Co, =. J. Garland $3.50 Ga: ave.
Georgia 3646 ~
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FORD 1880 FoRDOR SEDAN = Just refin-
ished; new tires. real bargain at $50
cash, balance easy terms. Guaranteed 80
days. Lambert. 1901 18th. at st. NV.
FORD MODEL TUDOR, latest 1928: at
once; terms to responsible party. North
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FORD 1880 CONVERTIBLE COUPE; private
ly owned; excellent condition, like new; bar
gain, must sacrifice; terms. Col lisa ewes.
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CHEVROLET COACH. late; in me Condition.
good rubber and lots Of extras; low price;
small down payment. easy monthly pay
ments. Nolan Motor Co.. iii 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-22

FORD 1890 TUDOR; like new in every way;
low mileage; don't fail to see this today;
fully guaranteed; easy terms. Triangle Mo-
tor Co. 2 NJ Y. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-10
INVITATIONS SENT
FOR HOWARD EVENT
100 Seminaries and Colleges Asked
to Send Representatives to School
of Religion Fete.

More than 100 theological seminaries
and colleges have been invited to cere-
monies in celebration of the sixteenth
anniversary of the organization of
Howard University School of Religion
November 1918
The opening session will be outstand-
ing. Historical talks will be given by
DR.: Jesse E. Moorland. Dean Kelly
Miller and others. An open forum on
questions vitality concerning theological
education will be conducted the night
OF November II.
Mordecai w. johnson, president, will
speak at an anniversary banquet No
Vember ID. Talks also will be given by
instructors and delegates from other
institutions. While the program re-
mains to be definitely worked out, one
OF the general discussion sessions will
ne led by Vernon Johns, president of
the Virginia Theological Seminary and
College at Lynchburg and DR.. D. j.
Fleming, professor of missions, Union
Iheologlcal Seminary, New York City.
Or. Fleming is a son-in-law of John
Cole, honorary trustee and one of the
largest donors OF the School of Religion.
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Report $4,000 Demanded.
LEGION POST TO RALLY

An organization rally of Bunker Hill
Post of the American Legion will be
neld tonight at o'clock at Burroughs
Community Center, it was announced
today by R. A. Ralph, post commander
Drawing its membership from the
citizens of Brooliland, Burroughs, Dahl
gren Terrace, Langdon, Michigan Park
and Woodbridge, the newly formed
Bunker Hill unit has attained an en-
rollment of 125 men.
Representative Royal C. Johnson
Watson B. Miller, Representative Vim
cent Carter and Paul j. McGahan are
listed as speakers at tonight's meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-10
FOG KEEPS MAIL PILOT
FROM BOILING FIELD
F p. Little Lands at Hoover Air
port-Doolittle Met Same Ex-
perience on Mexico Hop.

After seeking vainly to land at Boil
ing Field with airmail from the trans
continental line for Washington, F. P.
Little, pilot of the New York-Washing-
ton shuttle" plane, in order to escape
a dense blanket of local fog which shut
off the Army field, few across the Poto-
mac to Washington Hoover Airport,
which he found clear enough to permit
a landing
A mail truck which had been waiting
for Little at Boiling Field was hurried
to the commercial airport to collect
Little's mail.
A similar experience delayed Maj.
James II. Doolittle on his record run
from Ottawa, Canada, to Mexico City
in a single day. Doolittle was sched-
uled to refuel at Boiling Field, where
a special fueling truck was waiting for
him. He found Boiling fogged-in and
after circling for many minutes went
over to Washington Hoover Airport
and was refueled by the airport truck
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SIX ARE ARRESTED
IN BERG KIDNAPPING
One Is Said to Be Brother of
Notorious Former Gang
Leader of st. Louis.
BY the Associated Preas.

| BY the Associated Press.
! ST. LOUIS, November 10.-Five men
and a woman were arrested and held
today by police in connection with the
kidnapping of Alexander Berg, wealthy
fur executive, who was abducted early
last Friday evening and is still miss
ing.
Police did not disclose their names.
nor what evidence they have that those
arrested may be connected with the
kidnapping. They said one of them was
the brother of notorious former gang
leader Of st. Louis and the woman
was the wife of a brother of another
gangster.
The six were arrested in a raid on
a house at Fern Glen, in st. Louis
County. of William Bow Wow" Nc
Quillan, who is at liberty under S15,-
600 bond, charged with violating the
Harrison anti-narcotic act. McQuil-
Ian, however, is not one of those held,
police said, nor was he at the place
when the raid was made.
Attorney Reveals Rift.
Lack of cooperation between Berg's
family and the Police Department,
heretofore only limited at. was brought
out into the open today by one of
Bergs attorneys.
Il will not tell you we have had any
further communication the attorney,
Adrian Levinson, told reporters, "for
if you get information the police get it."
LevinSon revealed that John Rogers,
Post-DiSpatch reporter, who played a
prominent part in the return of DR..
Isaac d. Kelley, eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, who was kidnapped
last April 20. was being consulted by
advisers OF the Berg family.
Cites Previous Success.
Rogers is a friend of mine and my
father" LevinSon said. Considering
the success he had in previous kid
mapping case, we thought 1t advisable
to ask his advice"
A week after DR.. Kelley was abducted
Rogers met the kidnapers near East st.
Louis, ILL.,, where the specialist was re-
leased to him.
The Globe-Democrat said today that
it had learned Berg'S abductors have
been sending notes to his family. Mrs.
Berg, who Is awaiting her husbands
return in her apartment in the fash
ionable Park Plaza Hotel, again denied,
however, that any word had been re-
ceived from her husband since Satur-
day morning.
Report $4,000 Demanded.
The newspaper quoted a st. Louis
County official, who refused to allow his
name to be used, as saying one of the
notes. left in a mailbox in ST. Louis
County. demanded $4,000 ransom and
warned, Don't tell the St. Louis police
anything; they know too much already"
Berg was kidnapped Friday night as
he was being driven to his apartment
by his colored chauffeur, Albert Pike.
Two gunner entered the Berg Iimou-
sine as it idled in heavy traffic The
abductors forced Pike to drive into st.
Louis County. where they elected him
from the machine
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RHEEM CASE DELAYED

Personal bankruptcy proceedings
against Edmund D. Rheem, former
head of Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey
Co., have been postponed pending COM
pletion of a contempt hearing before
Justice F. d. Let's. 1t is not believed
the Rheem case will be reopened be-
fore next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-10

Scores and scores of the most
becoming, close fitting and mar
row brim effects. Ribbon or
feather trimmed. Black and all
the new colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-10

Felt Base and other makes.
When shopping, please bring
measurements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-10

Part lambs wool. Beautiful
pastel colorings in rose, blue,
green or gold; block plaids. Wide
binding of durable sateen.
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ROWBOTTOM TO BE FREED
misrepresentation Release From

bX-hepresentatlVe HeIease From
Leavenworth Ordered.
An order directing the release of
Harry E. Rowbottom, former Repre-
sentative from Indiana, is in the mails
to Leavenworth Penitentiary.
Rowbottom, serving a sentence for
accepting brides in connection with the
appointment of poStmaSters, recently
was paroled. He is to be released as
soon as the order reaches Leavenworth.
AS civilization advances more laws are
passed and more acts are considered as
criminal.
La gaceta., 1931-06-30
DINAMITARON LA CASA
DE UN R-OMPEHUELGAS

st. Clairsyille Ohio, JUNO 80.
-Debajo de la casa de Harry
Blackers, an rompehuelgas de
la compania M. A. Hanna Coal
CO., hizo aver explosion una
bomba. Blackers declare al She
riff Duff que por negarse ell a
dejar ell trabaio y unirse a los
buelguistas, fu6 colocada la bonn
ba en- ST. domicilio.
Durante des6rdenes ocurri-
dos aver en- la nina Bradley Nc.
/, result6 herido de bala Stanley
Karnich, de 80, y recibi6 una pa
liza Gabo Kado, de 20. Los dos
hombres fueron encarcelados,
sujetos a una Investigation.
La gaceta., 1931-06-30
Ell DR.. SALAZAR NO HA AU-
TORNADO A NADIE PARA
ANUNCIAR QUE Ell HABLA-
RIA ESTA NOCHE EN- UN
ACTO POLITICO
Jimmy BlaiV TampOco Ha Da-
do SUI Consentimiento

HabIando en- la manana De
hyo O el DIR. Salvador Sala-
Ear, Catedratico de Literatu-
ra de la Universidad de la Ha-
hana, sobre la noticia Zelda EN-
'as fabricas, de que ell habla-
"a esta noche en- una asamblea
de protesta contra la admins
.rac on del Oral. Machado, nos
jijo que no ha autorizado n
nadie para utilizar su nombrSs
ii nadie Sc lie ha acercado a ha-
hlarle sobre Ell particular.
"Desde que sail de Cuba, vo-
acknowledgements ell DR..
Sa'azar-, me he negado a ha-
.cr declaraciones politicas, no
oostante habermelas pedido
distintos reporters de los prin-
cipales 0eriodicos de las ciu-
dades de Norte America que
llevo visitadas.
"Mientras estuve en- Cuba a
taque ell regimen politico del
General Machado y 10 comba-
ii per medic de aquel famoso
manifesto en- ell cuai ell Profe-
sorado de la Universidad de la
Habana declare que Sc unia al
movimiento estudiantil, y que,
honradamente, fue la causa ini
cial del gran movimiento de la
Scciedad Guiana contra la &C
tuaI administration
"El resultado de aquel ma
nifiesto fue ell que me lleva-
an a las prisiones militares."
'Cuando vuefva a Cuba con
inuare combatiendo con la pa
labra y con la pluma al Gobier-
no actual, pero en- ell extran-
zero no deseo hacer'o."
Nuestro companero Jimmy
Blain tambiGn nos dice que no
tenia la mas minima noticia de
Ia reunicn de esta noche y que
ampoco haau,orizado ell que
&c utilize su nombre para ha-
cerio figurar en- ell programa
del acto anunciado.
La gaceta., 1931-06-30
PROBABLEMENTE Sc RE-
BAJARA MEDIA MILESI-
MA DE LOS INGRESOS PA
RA LAS ESCUELAS

Con la comisi6n del condado
SC entrevistaron aver Ed j.
Keefe, presidente de la junta
de education del condado, y ell
superintendent Snipes, discu-
rriendo sobre la probabilidad de
que media milesima sea quita-
da de las 10 que aparecen sobre
los contribuyentes con destino
al fondo de escuelas.
Los comisionados dijeron que
las evidencias justifiean el que
Sc haga una reduction en Ia
parte que Sc cobra a los contri-
buyentes por concepto de ense-
nanza p1blica.
Convencido por las cifras que
lie fueron presentadas, el Sr.
Keefe manifesto que hara TODD
10 possible porque Sc haga una
rebaia en- beneficio de los con-
tribuyentes.
Hoy Sc verificara una confe-
rencia con el abogado del conda-
do, Sr. Tillman.
La gaceta., 1931-06-30
DEL co.
FRANCO

Madrid, JUNO 30.-Pasadas
las elecciones, ell comandante
Ramon Franco, electo diputa-
do a la asamblea eonstituyen-
tie, manifesto aver que Sc lie ha
tildado de comunista sin 81
merecerlo.
LA persecution que me ha-
ella ell gobierno, dijo, era pura
mente politica, porque yo lie
vena combatiendo.
Franco lego a decir en- un
mitin que la monarquia era un
gobierno mas liberal que la re-
pdbliea gobernada p0r Alcala
Zamora.
La gaceta., 1931-06-30

la Princesa y el ~Instala-
dor" una deliciosa mezcIa de
comedia y romance, sera estre-
NADIA hoy. Charles Farrell y
Maureen O'Sullivan desempe-
nan los principles papeles en-
esta cinta de la Fox, en- la cual
tambien Sc Distinguish II. B..
Warner y Jose Cawthorn.
Sc desarrolla la acci6n en- un
principado de los Balkanes. Tn
j6yen ingeniero americana, en-
viado a supervisor la instala-
ci6n de un sistema de calefac-
ci6n en- el castillo de Daritzia, sc
encuentra con la encantadora
princesa de este pals, y ninguno
de los dos Sc identified. Siguen
escenas muy graciosas y un des-
enlace conmovedor.
La obra fue adaptada de una
novela que Alice Duer Miller
publicara en- Ell Saturday Eve
ming Post.
Otras atractivas peliculas
completan ell programa.
La gaceta., 1931-06-30
Picnic del Domingo IL

A juzgar por ell entusiasmo
Y la solicitud de entradas que
estan recibiendo los organiza-
dores, ell Picnic del domingo
IL de la Logia Palmetto Camp.
Mum. 161, de la Orden w. o. w.
a a resuAar un verdadero. aeon
tecimiento.
La orqueSta del Professor Ma
nuel Sanchez reserva para di-
cho dfa Ell estreno de distintas
pleas bailables, que causaran
sensation entire los amantes de
Ia m1sica americana.
Los objetos que sc entregaran
en- premio a los vencedores de
los distintos concursos, son va
liosos y artisticos-