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TEATRO CASINO

Tiene hoy Ell pdblico la Ultima
cpOrtunidad para yer en- acci0n
a Jose Mojica, Ell notable tenor,
como interprete principal de la
pelicula, toda hablada en- espa-
mol, Hay que Casar al Princi-
PEI.
Secunda a Mojica la bella
bailarina Conchita Montenegro,
que en- la cinta ~desempeha un
papel cue eneaja de manera per
fecta en- sus facultades y condi-
clones.
Miguel Ligero Sc deStaca, co
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Otro Reneficio

z. del % y en- ell teatro de la
Unione.
Los rezagadores en- huelga
serar los beneficiados.
Una gran pelicula de Con =
chita Montenegro y Buster
Keaton, titulada "De frente,
marchen," forma ell programa.
Vale la entrada 10 y Is cts.
Beneficio este que merece-
ra ell favor del publico y des-
de luego ell nuestro.
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Y que ell gobierno pasara a
las manos de .los intelectuales,
estudiantes 70 otreros que no
Sc han manchado en- la po,iti-
ca.
~ seria conveniente paE
cerrar ell pasado ominoso, QI
desaparecieran los tresAdes "a
tigiados partidos polit POS Ell
Libefsf,~que es anti-libA ral, eel
onservador que no es (onser-
vador y Ell Popular que esiim-
popular.
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3EGRESO Ell CANONERO
barre

Habana, agoSto 14.-El ca
'onero Barre, que los rebeldes
'ecian Sc habia undo a ellos en-.
70 hoy en- puerto, explicando Ia
'emora por haber tenido que re-
1olcar ell yacht Coral, en- ell cua.
alieron de aquf para los cam.
,os de la revolution, ell Oral Me.
'ocal y otros jefes insurgentes.
Los tres tripulantes que tenia
Coral a su bordo Sc hallan de-
enidos.
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La senorita Mendieta habla
con ell entusiasmo de una Guiana
que anna a su padre y quiere a
SUI patria.
Como ella piensan muchas
mujeres cubanas y como ella
muchas marcharian al campo de
la revoluci6n, 81 Sc las dejara o
s elias llevara, no para dar ma
chete sine para ayudar a los
que combaten, socorriendolos y
cons0landolos.
Nosotros creemos que esa dul
ce voz Guiana, condena tambien
sin decirlo, a los amigos de Ma
chado y a los que combaten a es-
tie para servir sus intereses per-
sonales.
Cuba ha menester de I'm go
bierno no relacionado con los
polfticos que la han llevado has
ia su presente situaci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
UNA NOTfCIA DE INTERES

Manana publicaremos I'm a.
nuncio de la L~atin-American
Service Station, la popular es-
taci6n de gasolina de la cual
es propietario ell Sr. M. Arnie-
LA, que contiene una noticia
de interes para todos los due
nos de autom6vil.
Busque manana csc anuncio
y lealo.
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MENOCAL APARECIO En-
LAS MARTINAS, PROVIN
CHA DE N DEL RIO

Habana, agosto 14.-El &c
bierno ha sido informado de gu
ell Oral Mario G. Menocal, ex
presidente de la republica y un
de los jefes de la presente revo
luci6n, ha hecho acto de presen-
cia en- Las Martinas, extrema
porci6n oeste de la provincial de
Pinar del Rio.
Cen MenOcal solo fueron Wis
tos siete hombres. Han salidC
tropas en- su persecution.
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popular.

Pasan los dias y mas her
moso parece ell gesto her6ico
deb viejito Peraza.
Machado habia invitado a
las personals que no pensaran
como Ell, a que 10 visitaran y le
expusieran sus quejas.
Ell viejito Peraza subi6 las
escaleras del palacio presiden-
cial, en- distintas ocasiones, ha-
blando con ell presidente Y re-
latando a este las penas del
pueblo, y demandando justicia.
Hasta que un dia las puer-
tas Sc lie cerrar0n.... ell preSi :
dente no Quiso recibirle.
Entonces ell anciano guerre-
70 reeord6 los amos de su ju-
ventud, pasados combatiendo
la tirania del gobierno espa-
mol, y jur6 MORN en- defensa
de los derechos constitutional
les de su pueblo.
iLos soldados que lie mata :
ron estaran hoy avergonzados
de su victoria"
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Bale Social

Bale Social
Els el del jueves de Ia entran-
te semana, en- el edificio de las
"Logias midas.
Sera por invitaci6n rigurosa,
que pediran a la entrada.
La orquesta de Mano Sanchez
es la elegida para cubrir los bal
tables.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n.
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De los %astWtTdROs

De los astWr1dROS
Seg1n nos informa ell Sr Juan
Fernandez, Presidente de los
Roios del Centre Asturiano,
ellosvendieron ell mayor numero
de papeletas para el Picnic del
Domingo.
Los felicitamos.
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mo en- otras producciones, por
su talento como actor.
La direction Sc acredita a Lou
Seller, de la compahfa Fox.
Complete ell programa una
graciosa comedia y noticias gra
ficaS.
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GPersigue la revolution la fl
nalidad de derribar a Machadc
para poner en- la presidential a
otro politico de los odiados por
ell pueblo?
Mendez Capote asegura que
lei "proposito de la revolution es
EEL establecimiento de un gobier-
no provisional que procedera in
mediatamente a celebrar cleo
clones, restablecer la libertad
de palabra, dar garantias a la
prensa, derogar ell atroz decreto
de emergencia economical y revi-
vir los derechos constitutional
les.
GQue Sc va a hacer con los par
tidos Y con los polfticOs res
ponsables del derramamientO de
sangre y de la actitud intransi-
genie del Oral Machado?
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CfiUNGAS Y NO MUNGAS

Una soluci6n que beneficial ~"1iberales Conservatives Y
ria y convendria a Cuba y los popuares', en- c~omplicidad con
cubanSs: La TenunciA del Oral. Machado, crearon la dificil 81
Machadp. 4uaci6n que ahora sufre Cuba.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
SALIO UN
DE TROPAS

Habana, agosto 14.-De la es-
taci6n Central sali6 anoche un
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

Ricardo Garcia, querido a.
migo nuestro, director del "Bo-
letfn del Torcedor," de la Ha-
bana, escribe asi en- su secci6n
"Notas del Director" Han
transcurrido sesenta y dos
amos"
LA republica que soharon
aquellos hombres, es TN feudo;
no es nj ell opaco reflejo de la
que Sc quiso fundar. Vivimos
en- una epoca autoritaria, die
tatorial, donde no sc respeta
ell derecho de cada ciudadano,"
EN- Cuba no hay c~iudadanos
todos somos esclavos, tiraniza-
dos y maniatados por 81 militia
rismo desp6tico que hoy domi-
ma.
"A nosotros los trabajadores
NADIA nos interesa la corrompida
polftica de Cuba, nj las ambicio-
mes pe~rsonales de los politicos.
Lo que no podemos callar son
los abuses, las arbitrariedades,
los procedimientos sangrientos,
ell hambre los planazos, los en-
carcelamientos y las descargas
cerradas del ejercito contra los
que piden trabajo y pam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-30
U. S. AGENTS CHARGE MAN
SOLD THEM WHISKY
Silver Spring Resident Is Arrested
and Accused of Sale and Pos
session of Rum.

By staff Correspondent of The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Md, July 30.-The
next time Lloyd Harris. 81, CT Takoma
avenue, near Chesap eake avenue, starts
to Washington in his car he will prob
ably be inclined to continue his trip.
Harris. the story goes. had left home
yesterday in his auto when two men
approached him and represented them
selves as wanting to buy some whisky.
They had been to his home. they said,
and Mrs Harris would not let them in.
Harris obligingly took the men back
to his home and went into the woods
and returned with two pints of alleged
whisky, according to the men. They
also purchased four drinks. they said.
The two men then flashed their
badges as Federal prohibition agents.
Harris was taken to Upper Marlboro
and charged with sale and possession of
whisky after being taken before Deputy
United States Commissioner J. Frank
Parran. He was released on 81 900 bond
fer his appearance at hearing set for
Saturday before Commissioner Parran.
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Marriage Licenses.

Lee Stanley, 40, and Minnie Stevens. As;
Judge Robert e. Mattingly. 49,
and Elizabeth G. Kessler, "a, this city; Rev.
Benedict J. Hanneman,
Mldred Wilson'S, g. this dity nVe Judse Robert
E c RaisanE K comstock. %. and Caroline
n4 Willie L; Tyson wan y, and sarah wallace
81; Rev. W: D. Battle: .... c,..,-
p. Joechel 20 both of Baltimore. Md;
Rex Kre K l. M EsdsSarisn, 80 and Assyne
Nazaredian. 81, both of Richmond, Va; Rev.
y William amp ?. salter. 20, Philadelphia. Pa,
Rev. John E; Briggs.
Frank BALLARD S. this n city ard Mary RsG
Louis T. Coates, 81: and Margaret E.
John j. Turner. 80, and Dorothy B. Can
ady. 81; Judge Robert E. MattinEly 80.
Cephas Staten. "a. and Susie Giles, ~;
David E. W Wilma %. this city. and Bertha
NJ. Rosrk. 20, Baltimore. Md; Rev. Allan
Lawrence w. Greene. rs. Sharon. Pa: and
Inez A, Browne, a. this city; Rev. L. T.
'O dene B. Berneket, 2s, Fort Myer, Va.
Thomas B. ritzxstsg, 81; and Leola D.
hardt, 80, both of Baltimore. Md; Rev. H.
Charles L. Borden, 90. and Mildred v.
Johnson. g, both of Front Royal. Va. Rev.
Victor Christian, SO. and MurieI j. Doyle,
"a. both of Austin, Mimi; Rev. s. A. Czyz
Four Portuguese warships are to be
Lo,,ilf in Scotland
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TRAFFIC LIGHT URGED
BY LYON PARK GROUP
Present System at Pershing Drive
and Washington Avenue Is
Held Unsatisfactory.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to the Star.
LYON PARK, Va. July 30.-Installa-
ton of suspended "Stcp-Go" auto
matte traffic light at the intersection of
Pershing drive and Washington avenue,
is advocated in a resolution unani-
mously adopted by the Lyon Park Citi-
zens' Association, in the community
house last night.
The resolution points out that the
present system of directing traffic at
this busy point is unsatisfactory and
steps should be taken by the county
authorities for improvement.
Criticism was directed by the reso-
luton at the present boulevard stop
signs. 1t states that the signs are To-
Gated at all four of the intersections,
resulting In much confusion as to the
right of way. At times cars stop at all
intersections and vehicular drivers are
at loss to know who should make the
crossing first, the resolution states.
Then again, the resolution continues,
the signs are hidden from view of ap-
preaching traffic during the day by
parked cars and cannot be seen at night
because of there being no light at the
crossing.
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MURRAY REMOVES
+. TOLL SPAN GUARD
Governor Reduces Patrol of
Free Bridge as War
Nears End.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 30.-The
Denison -Durant Toll Bridge over Red
River, center of a controversy between
Texas and Oklahoma in which DO h
States called out military attachments
in support of their contentious, To-Day
was free of martial law rule.
Acting with the suddenness that had
marked his earlier maneuvers in the
war of bridges" Gov w. H. alfalfa
Bill" Murray late Yesterday Withdrew
the National Guard from the Oklahoma
approach of the bridge.
The Governor. "for the sake of econ
omy," also ordered reduced to Is men
and officers the Guard at the Okla
homa end of the free bridge paralleling
the toll structure. The patrol was es-
tablished to prevent interference with
traffic
Immediately after withdrawal of
Guardsmen from the toll bridge en-
ployes of the owners. the Red River
Bridge Co., began preparing the road
bed for traffic.
Il guess have the free bridge open
and 1t will not be necessary to main
tain the Guard at the toll bridge any
longer" Gov. Murray said.
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driven by Elmer z. Lesher, Clear Spring,
Md. An inquest will be held today,
when Lesher has been summoned to
appear In court here.
The Smith girl and q companion
were walking along the highway, and
Lesher said he was blinded by the
lights Of an approaching car.
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oFFENBAcKER RITES HELD

LURAY, Va, July 3O.-The funeral
of Fred Offenbacker, former resident
of this county, was held from Leaks
vile Christian Church, this county,
with burial in the Leaksville Cemetery.
Mr.. Offenbacker died at a Washington
hospital, where he had undergone two
operations and had been a patient for
six weeks. He was 81 years old. He
had been q resident Of Washington for
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IS years and prior to that time had
lived at Conover, Ohio.
He is survived by widow and the
following children: Welton, Hurley,
George and Carl, all Of Washington.
He leaves the following brothers and
sisters: Mrs. j. D. Frazier Of Ld1ray:
B. F. and N. A. Offenbacker of Elkton:
J G. Ofenbacker Of Stanley; Philip
Ohenbacker Of Conover, Ohio, and
Mrs Leslie Lynch and Mrs. Lizzie Ber-
nard Of Washington, D. G.
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Ice Cream Festival Planned.

FAIRFAX, Va, July 80 Especially =
The Volunteers class of the Fairfax
Southern Methodist Church is planning
to hold an ice cream festival Saturday
Mary Nicholson and Mrs. Mary Cullen
are in charge.
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SOCIETY
Continued From second Pagel

Continued From Second Page)
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanford
Hardin, Miss Mary Davidson spent two
weeks this Summer at Camp May
Father, In the Shenandoah.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Freeland ana
their three sons returned last week from
trip to Jamestown, Pa, yhere tney
were the guests of Mr.. Freelands aunt,
Mrs. John C. Lentz, who returned 10
Washington with her nephew. Miss
Margaret Kleinfelter OF Lebanon, an
other niece of Mrs. LentZS, accompanied
her to Washington also.
Mrs. ROYAL r. Ronmel OF Lowell
street and her small son JACKIE are
the guests this week of Mrs. Q. Everett
Lancaster In her Summer home at Her
ring Bay.
Miss Alice Miller Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
who has been the guest In Washington
of Miss Mildred Heinemann OF Lowell
street, Wesley Heights, left for her home
yesterday.
Former Governor of North Carolina Mr..
Angus w. Mclean has arrived IN wash
ington from his home in Lumberton
and is stopping at the Carlton.
Miss Mildred Heinemann and her
/ mother, Mrs. Charles B. Heinemann,
of Lowell street entertained at lunch
] con and bridge in their home today
when their guests we're Mrs. Henry G..
! Rask, Miss Virginia Rask, Mrs. E.
Brown, Mrs. Beatrice Brown and Mrs.
| Ralph Barnaby.
Mrs. Lewis White will entertain at
| luncheon tomorrow at the Shoreham
! Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Rozier Biggs and
their daughter, Miss Regina Biggs, have
returned after stay in Europe.
DR.. H. A. Avis entertained a party
last evening at the supper dance on the
lie Paradis roof garden.
Mrs. Anton Heitmuller and her
J daughter, Miss Helen Heitmuller, ac-
companied by the formers granddaugh-
ter, little Miss Patricia Ann Foster, are
| spending a month at the Henlopen Ho-
| tel at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Mrs. j. S. Ingram was hostess to a
party of IL at the dinner dance on
the Shoreham Terrace last evening.
| Group Of Vacationists Sailed
From New York Yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Smith, Miss Mary
Simons and Miss Clara Mathews sailed
| via the Hamburg American Line yes
| terday for a six-week trip abroad. They
will see France, Italy, Germany, Hol-
land and England, returning home in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gilbert of
Klingle Road will leave Washington
Saturday for DingmanS Ferry to join
their children, Sylvia. David and Nancy,
who have been staying with their
| grandmother. Mrs. Stewart Mitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Mitman of
Klingle street and their two daughters,
Miss Doris Mitman and Miss Lois Nit
man, will leave on August 8. to spend
month at the family camp at Ding
mans Ferry, N. j.
The Rev. Eddie L. Ford of Cathedral
avenue and his daughter, Miss Alice
! Louise Ford. will leave early in August
| for Racine, Wis. to visit an aunt, Miss
| Louise Collier, for a week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-30

During the Corpus Christi celebrations
in Genzano, Italy, marvellous mosaic
of fresh flowers covered the entire
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Miss Betty Grigsby of Chambersburg
Pa, and Miss Katharine Greever of
Wildwood, Va, are visiting their aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon
Thomas Marshall, 1916 Argonne place,
this week
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GIRL, 13, FATALLY HURT
WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO
Driver Near Hagerstown Says He
Was Blinded by Lights Of An
other Car.

QUIET OdTs
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWNa Md, July S0.-Vir--
ginia Smith, ID, daughter Of j. Howard
Smith, proprietor of the Gateway Inn,
along the National Highway, miles
west of Hagerstown, was killed last
night when she was struck by car
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Miss Fanny P. Lamson of 1888 Bit
more street has gone to Atlantic City
and will spend some time at the Chal-
fonte-Haddon Hall
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Miss Nina White Of High Point, N.
c.. is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Thomas, at their home. in Sea-
brook, Md Miss White flew from
North Carolina.
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The Rev. Eddie L. Ford of Cathedral
avenue and his daughter, Miss Alice
Louise Ford, will leave early in August
for Racine, Wis. to visit an aunt, Miss
Louise Collier. for a week.
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Mrs. G. H. Quillin and her daughter,
Louise Quillin, have gone to ocean
Grove, N. j., to remain for a month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Often, Miss Kath-
crime Hoover and Mrs. johnson have
gone to Atlantic City and are at the
Cotton Manor,
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Col. S. Angwin, wireless official in
Britain, recently talked by radio tele-
phone with his sister at her home IN
Saskatoon, Western Canada, the con-
versation being very distinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-30

Mr.. Max Slack has joined his family
in Atlantic City for two-week stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-30

Miss Mica Randall is spending her
vacation in Mississippi.
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| Group Of VacatiOnistS Sailed
| From New York Yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Smith, Miss Mary
Simons and Miss Clara Mathews sailed
via the Hamburg American Line yes
terday for a six-week trip abroad. They
will see France Italy, Germany, Hol-
land and England, returning home in
September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-30

Four Portuguese warships are to be
built in Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-30

their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Haniord
Hardin. Miss Mary Davidson spent two
weeks this Summer at Camp May
Father, In the Shenandoah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

Julian Freedman Of New York ana
Cleveland. was announced today.
1t Is headed by Lewis Richards, di-
rector of the Michigan State College
of Music, and is to be called the Society
of the Friends Of Mozarteum. Contr1.
buttons aggregate $500, 900.
Mr.. Freedman's idea was to train
talented young Americans as orchestral
conductors,
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In New York. Preliminary hearing was
set for November 81.
In answer to the charge, Renaldo
claimed his wife left him here last
April and took their child with her to
New York. Previously the district at
torney's office had refused to issue the
complaint against Renaldo on the
ground that Mrs. Renaldo faced an in
Sal1ity charge here
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GUNS USED ON STARLINGS

Policemen Fire at FIocks Roasting
on Pennsylvania Capitol.
HARRISBURG, Pa, November 7 (4').
The rattle of musketry reverberated
about Pennsylvania Capitol yesterday.
Twelve State policemen fired at flocks
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Science
Mountain Canyons Yield
ViruLent Plant Poison, De-
scribed in United States
Bulletin as FLitweed.

A new virulent plant poison, the
ditweed, is described in the Experiment
Station Record Of the Department Of
Agriculture.
1t Is found in shaded mountain car
yons of the noItnern Sierra Nevada and
is greatly relisned by both cattle and
sheep. First tie poisoned animal be-
gins to breath more rapidly, then loses
all serse Of direction, staggers and falls
to the ground il commissions. It bites
almost necessarily at objects on the
ground, chewing at sticks and dirt or
anything else within range Then
breathing and reart action grow slower
until the animal coilapseS and dies.
A poison Of the strychnine family has
been found IN the plant About five
pounds of the raw plant will kill a
sheep. There is no remedy, once the
poison begins to take effect. T. r. Il.
tCopyright, 1879
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Of starlings to drive them from their
roosts on the parapets and lodges of the
building
For the last several years these birds
have been nuisance about the Capitol
and various methods of driving them
away failed. Yesterday for the IrAt
time shctguns were used.
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FILM ACTOR ARRESTED

Duncan Rena16o Charged With
Abandoning His Child.
LOS ANGELES. November Pl.-
Duncan Renaldo, film actor. was arrest
ed here yesterday on fugitive warrant
charging him with abandoning his child
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D. A. r. ACTIVITIES

All d. "A. r. members interested in
this work are invited to attend the
meeting neNt wednesday night at the
parish house.
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FORM MUSIC BENEFIT

Salzburg Foundation to Aid q. s.
Students Organized.
SALZBURG, Austria, November z
Reorganization of a foundation to
carry on the work of the Salzburg Or
chestral Academy, founded in 1929 by
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The Irish Free State now has more
than 10000 farms.
La gaceta., 1931-08-01
CARTA CABLEGRAFgGA DE CUBA
M4CHADO Sc MARCHARA
PARA QUE Sc HAGAN E.
LECCIONES IMPARCIALES

Habana, Agosto Amigos
lel p~residente Machado mani
festaron aver que este Sc mar
chara del pals, en- 1882, luego
de hechas las reformas consti-
tucionales, para que Sc cele-
bren comicios completamente
honrados.
"El presidente, dicen sus a
migos, no saldra de Cuba pa
IA complacer a los liders de la
o~posicion sino para que no Sc
pueda arrojar la sospecha de
fraude sobre las eleeciones, o
Sc suponga que Ell tratarfa de
ejercer su Influenza EN- la Sc
lecci6n de otro presidente.
Antes de que ell presidente
pueda tomarse esas vacacio-
mes, Ell congreso debera apro :
bar las reformas constructions
les.
La gaceta., 1931-08-01
HACIA QUE GRUPOS DE
NINOS A PARA Ell

Les detectives Williams y
keenan, arrestaron aver a F. A.
Ward, vecino de la Gale James
Mum. 702, y propietario de un
establecimiento situado en- las
esquinas de Florabraska y Ne
braska, bajo la acusaci6n de
recibir articulos robados que
lie llevaban varios muchachos
que trabajaban para el.
Los muchachos al ser dete-
nidos por los detectives que
desde hacia alg1n tempo los
venfan observando, acusaron a
Ward de enviarlos a robar le-
che y pan de las puertas de
las casas, pagandoles por csc
trabajo. Los muchachos tam
bien declararon que entire las
cosas robadas habfa una coto-
IRA propiedad de Mrs, M. Lee
Wis, del 312 de la Gale East
Ida.
Provistos de una orden judi
cial los detectives entraron en-
Ell establecimiento de Ward en-
contrando en- ell mismo varios
equipos atleticos, kodacks, ac-
cesorios de bebidas, ropas y ar
tfculos de soda. Este declare
que el habfa comprado esos OBJ
jetos a los muchachos, pero sin
saber la procedencia de los
mismos.
La gaceta., 1931-08-01
TE.ATRO CASINO

Mere Blue y Eleanor Board
manstriunfan en- la lnunda-
ci6n", dramatica pel1cula estre-
NADIA aver y que hoy Sc repon-
dra.
Monte Blue, que tiene seis
pies y cuatrs pulgadas de esta-
tura, es un hombre afable, que
hace amigos facilmente. FL ha
desempenado papeles de mari
nero, soldedo, minero, fogonero,
agente de indios, etc.
Boardmsn es una de Jas mas
bellas mujeres de la naci6n y
fue educada en- Filedelfia.
Deliciosa es su voz y encanta-
dora su personalidad.
"Deshonrada", un drama d.
rigido por JOSE. Won Sternberg,
sera estrenado ma1ana.
Marlene Diestrich y Victor
McLaglen desempenan los prin-
cipales papeles.