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/ all depression. Take today's problem
| cheerfully, optimistically, Just for to-
day, and let tomorrow'S take care Of
| itself tomorrow. Answer the discour-
! aged and tired voices cheerfully, serve
| the plain meal with a smile and with
some message Of hope. and fool even
| yourself, when moments of doubt asssu
you, as they will, with a resolute re-
minder that 1t Is never circumstances
that bring success; it is the way our
hearts meet circumstances.
"A skeered army is licked army" is
very old saying. We would al de-
Spise the soldiers who heSitated, trem-
bled and told each other stories of fear
What We have to do this Thanksgiving
is to think of ourselves as soldiers, not
questioning, not worrying. but fighting
straight through to a victory.
X 4 \ y
IF you can do nothing, start a game
at the table. If facts seem rather
awful at the moment you can always
assert confidently that you feel that
some unexpected solution or treat Is
about to come along
My sister. in times Of youth and ig-
norance, need and worry, used boldly TO
select a date some weeks in advance
and make big pencil ring around it,
OH the kitchen calendar
Ou SSG CildI udIeE beIOIe bndC Gay
comes something nice Will have hap
pened to this family"
And it always did.
Talk confidence in the market, on
the street, in the home circle, at the
telephone. You have much for which
to be thankful, despite that list Of bills
and that discouraged talk about letting
men go at the Office. And have much
for which to be thankful, although
hard half-century of living has seen
me facing not once but several times,
days that seemed hopelessly dark and
filled with nothing but humiliation and
failure and pain.
We can do without some of the
things we used to feel indispensable
and be happy. We can change our do
mestic routine SO that it will cost less
than it did and still be happy. We can
look about us. with our eyes sobered
to newer, realer standards and our
hearts disciplined to truer values, and
still keep a real THANKSGIVING day.
Copyright, 1881
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colt C. Waggaman, DR.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene lie Merle, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Stanley White, Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann, DR.. and Mrs. Leicester B. Hol-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gratten
Doyle and Mr.. Charles Moore.
The list of exhibitions includes
Charles G. Curran, William S. Schwartz,
Marie Hull, Thomas Handforth, Walt
Dehner, International Art FoundrieS,
Mary Butler and w. S. Rice.
Ancient Japanese bronzes presented
through the courtesy of Miss Monica
Selwin TAFT will be shown, and ancient
Japanese prints presented through the
courtesy Of Theodore j. Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
Ought You Be Run Out
Of the Country?
BY KATHLEEN NORRIS

NOWADAYS perfection feel
perfect forget
smoothly domestic
cutaled
they under control with of
be illness
IF you would thing believe that have it
troubles financial
rather
clothing health the generally that
Rid base'of this and
all
bring circumstances.
without the things Indispensable
be We change domestic
less than did still be
values, still a real Thanksgiving
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Diplomats Guests at
Sunday Evening Salon

The Italian Ambassador, Mobile Gia-
como de MARITIME, dean Of the diplo-
matte corps, and Nobil Donna Antoni-
eta de MARITIME will be the guests OF
honor December 10 at the first diplo-
matte Sunday evening salon Of the
Bureau of Commercial Economics.
To assure every one of a good seat
the attendance will be strictly limited
to the members of the bureau. Men,
bers may apply for additional member
ship cards for their families for the
entire series to Miss Anita Maria Boggs,
the director. Some of the prominent
members of the bureau are:
Col. WADE H. Cooper, Mrs. Mark
Reid Yates, Senator and Mrs. Otis
Glenn, Mrs. Perry Heath, DR.. and Mrs
Mcpherson Creighton, Senator and Mrs
Harry Halves, Mrs. Evelyn Walsh Nc
Lean, Baroness Won Pagenhardt, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Royal S. Copeland, Gen.
and Mrs. George P. Scriven, Senator
and Mrs. Hamilton F. Kean, Repre-
sentative Frederick C. Loofbourow,
Commissioner of immigration and Mrs.
Harry Hull, Mrs. Lewis C. Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williamson, Mrs.
George D. Hopkins, Miss Mary B.
Adams, Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter E. Barton, Representative and
Mrs. Robert L. Bogg, Mr.. James S.
DR.. william G. CaSsels, DR.. and Mrs.
Stuart o. Foster, Mr.. Charles F. Carey,
Maj. and Mrs. Robert S. Barr and Miss
Alice Drake.
-O-
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VAUGHN CLASS CONCERT
is LARGELY ATTENDED
Forty-First Annual Program At
Calvary Baptist Church Includes
Many Selections.

The 4lst annual concert Of the
Vaughn Glass of Calvary Baptist Sun
day school was given there Friday night
before a large audience.
The program was opened with selec-
tons by the Cedar Hill Trio, COM
posed OF Durward Bowersox, violinist;
Eli Amanuel, celliSt, and Alfred Yurdin,
pianist, who played "Kamenio Ostrow,''
by Rubinstein, and "Exrase," by Came.
Next came Eli Amanuel, cellist, who
gave renditions of the "Minuet," by
Beethoven, and That's" by Massenet.
Leonard Davis, baritone, a winner of
the local Atwater- Kent addition, sang
several numbers, with Elizabeth Gardi-
ner Combs furnishing piano accompani-
ment. He was followed by Mr.. Bower
sox in several violin solos.
The program was concluded with pre-
sentation Of an opera tabloid, I'll
Travatore Verdi" by the Estelle Went
worth Opera Co., the members OF which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

were In costume and sang the numbers
in Italian. Those taking part were
Christine Irish, Alma Harris. Mildred
Sherman, Jesse Fitch, Ira Meyer and
AL Sherman. They were accompanied
by Estelle Wentworth, director Of the
tabloid.
A brief address Of welcome was de-
livered by Freeman N. Stricklin. presi-
Gent Of the Vaughn Class. Chester C..
Hutchinson was general chairman Of
the Concert Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
NJ. and Mime. Debuchi
Honor Guest at Gallery

The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine
Debuchi will be the honor guests at
the pre-view of an exhibition Of old
Japanese art, pictures and bronzes to
be shown at the Sears, Roebuck Art
Galleries December and continuing
through the month.
Patrons for the exhibition are Sena-
tor and Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Sena-
tor and Mrs. A. o. Stanley, Senator
and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, former
Senator and Mrs. N. B. Dial, Mr.. JUS
tice and Mrs. H. F. Stone, Maj. Gen
and Mrs. Thomas p. Ashburn, Mai
Gen. and Mrs. B. Y. Read, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. T. T. Craven, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Dempsey, Mr.. and Mrs
M. r. Guggenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
K. Bergman, Mrs. Thomas p. Walsh
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Peter, Mr.. Wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
Pennsylvania Women
Hosts to D. A. R. Officers

The Republican Women Of Pennsyl-
vania held a tea Thursday afternoon
at the Hannah Penn House in Phila-
delphia, to which they invited the
whole delegation Of Daughters of the
American Revolution who were in at
tendance at the two-day Eastern Di-
visional Convention at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel From Washington,
D. c., were Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Ho-
bart, president general; Mrs. David d.
Caldwell, vice president general; Miss
Helen Hartman, State regent, and her
officers, including Mrs. H. c. Grove,
vice regent OF the District of Columbia;
Miss May Helm, Miss Helen Brown,
Mrs. A, E. T. Hansmann, Miss K. l..
Harvey, Miss Ramona Newman and
many chapter regents. These ladies
were accompanied by number Of
state officers from Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, Delaware, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania.
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Utah State Society Ball
Friday Night at Hay-Adame

A special Thanksgiving ball will mark
the opening of the social calendar for
the Utah State Society," Mr.. Harold A.
Candland, president of the society, an
nounceS. The ball. which will be given
in honor of Utahns who have arrived
recently in Washington. will be held
November 81, at the Hay-Adams House.
Patrons and patronesseS will include
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot, Senator
and Mrs. William H. King, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Don B. Cotton and Repre-
sentative Frederick c. Loofbourow and
Miss Loofbourow. Entertainers for the
evening will be Mrs. l.. Lowell johnson
and the CarolinianS Dance Orchestra.
The committee, which is completing de-
tails for the event, comprise A. Sherman
Christensen, chairman; Mrs. j. Douglas
SwenSon, Clinton D. Vernon and Rich
ard Maycock.
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West Virginians to Enjoy
Fruit From Senator'S Farm

All West Virginians in Washington
are looking forward with much pleasure
to the sixteenth apple gingerbread
party to be held at the Meridian Man
sions Hotel, 2400 Sixteenth street north
west, on the evening of December 2.
Col j. William De Grange, general
chairman of the Committee on Arrange
ments, with First Vice President w. j.
Lyle, left for Martinsburg, w. Va, yes
terday to arrange to have two barrels
Of especially blended cider made from
the juicy winesaps and grimes golden
apples for the occasion. Col. De Grange
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SCHEDULED TO SPEAK
Three Child Experts to Address
Women's Club Federation.

Miss Sybil Baker. supervisor Of play
grounds; Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peoples.
director Of the community center de-
partment, and Miss Irma Lackey, prin-
cipal Of Dennison School, will be guest
speakers at meetings Of the Federation
of Women'S Clubs tomorrow. The
meetings will be held at IL am. and
2 pm.
Mrs. Helena Turley, contra1to, viii
sing a group of songs, accompanied by
Mrs. Chester Adair, and Helen Dono-
FREQ. soprano. will sing, accompanied
by Edity Virdon Smith.
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VIRGINIA GROUP TO MEET
Society to Hold First Reception of
Season December 10.

The District Of Columbia Society of
Virginia will hold its first reception and
ball Of the season December 10 in the
large ball room of the Willard Hotel,
it was announced yesterday.
Virginia members of Congress will be
the guests of honor. Representative
Harry st. George Tucker is president
of the society.
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has been advised that the apples for the
party will be furnished with the compli-
mentS of Senator Hatfield from his
private orchards In West Virginia. The
demand for tickets to the party 1ndi-
Gates that all previous apple-cider
parties will be surpassed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Motion picture directing is becoming
a popular vocation for women in Eng
land.
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w We all know women who make
n a profession, make indeed a
wv fine art, of always being dis
! couraged, anxious, burden
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
Ell LUNES Sc RESOLVERA
LA LEGISLATION DE AYU-
DA A LOS VETERANOS

Wash, Feb, Eel canine
esta limpio hoy para que la ca
mara tome acci6n final ell lunes
en- un proyecto de ley dando
mas dinero a los veteranos por
sus certificates de servicio.
La comisi6n de medios y ar
bitrios ha reducido a dos los pro
yectos presentados, uno de los
cuales a%seg1rase que sera apro-
bado manana.
Descansa la alternative en- au
mentar los prestamos en- quiz
nientos millones de pesos, tai
como recomienda ell represen-
tante Bacharach, de New Jer-
sey, o pagan una cuarta parte
del valor nominal de los certifi-
cados a un costo de $3.50, 900,
900 seg1n desea Ell representan-
.te HAMILTON Fish. de New York.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
LOS SALVARON CUANDO
ESTABAN ~QUEMANDOSE

Miami, Feb, 12.-Dos hon.
bres fueron encontrados debajo
de un autom6vil envuelto en- Ia
mas en- la carretera Tamiami
por los diputados del sheriff del
condado de Dade y fueron con-
ducidos al hospital de Eyergla-
des.
Ell diputado Lehman encon-
tr6 ell autom6vil volcado e in
cendiado en- IN lugar a 55 mi
Has de aqui. Con grandes esfuer
EOS pudo extraer a los dos hon.
bres, llevandolos a I'm hospital,
en- muy grave estado. Dijeron
nombrarse Charles Wahrer, de
Chicago, y Wilson Turner, de
Atlanta.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
Ell Bale De Hoy

Noche de gran animation Sc
"a la de hoy en- ell Centre Astu-
riano, con motive del grandioso
bale que las sociedades espano-
las ofreceran en- honor del ST..
On. Alexandra Padilla, de su hi
ia Maria y su hijo Ricardo.
A las 9 dara comienzo ell bal
lie, que durara hasta las II.
Contratada ha sido para anne
nizarlo, la orquesta de los Var
sity Boys. ~Innumerables invi-
taciones Sc han distribuido pa
ra tar atrayente espectaculo.
Como hemos dicho' en- otra
OCCASION, constituira un verdade-
no acontecimiento social.
No olviden que a este bale
podran asistir los socios del
Cfrculo Cubano, Centre Espa-
mol V Centre Asturiano.
Solo Sc requiere la presenta-
ci6n de. correspondence recibo.
a la entrada.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
ARRIBO AVER Ell EMBAJA
DOR ESPANOL, SR. DON.
PADILLA
EN- COMPANIA DE
SUS HIJOS

Conforme habfamos %anuncia-
do en- la tarde de aver, arrib6 a
esta ciudad ell embaiador de Es-
pana ante ell gobierno de la Ca
sa Blanca, su excelencia On
Alexandra Padilla, en- compania
de sus hijos, Ricardo y Maria.
Una numerosa comisi6n inte-
grada por los representatives
del Centre Espanol, Centre AS
turiano, Cfrculo Cubano y otras
sociedades, asi como los directo-
res de la Association de la Feria
y la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, di6 la bienvenida a los
viajeros acompanandolos hasta
ell hotel Tampa Bay.
Momentos despues el diplo-
matico hiZo una vista de corte-
STA al alcalde Nc Kay.
Por la noche Sc obsequi6 con
un banquete, en- ell hotel Tampa
Bay, costeado por la Association
de la Feria, al embajador y'sus
familiares.
Ell Sr. Padilla visit6 aver mis-
mo ell edificia de la exposition
espahola.
Hoy hara una vista a los sa-
natorios del Centre Espanol y
Centre Asturiano y por la no.
che concurrira al bale que en-
su honor ofrecera ell Centre AS
turiano.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
Toma de Possession

De sumo interes fue la jun
ia que tuvo lugar en- la noche
del Microbes IL del corriente,
en- ell magnffico Palacio de la
-avenida de Nebraska, con mo
two de la tdma de possession de
la nueva Directiva que regira
.os destinos del Centre Asturia-
40 por I'm periodo de dos amos.
Elocuentes y sentidos discur-
sos, inspirados en- ell bien social,
fueron pronunciados en- la CT
5ada reunion, formulandose vo-
JOS enthusiasts por ell mayor en-
yrandecimiento de tan florecien
5e Institution, cuyos inteligen-
les Y activos Directories segui-
an conduciendola por la senda
iel triunfo.
Ash 10 deseo s~inceramente pa
a satisfaction suya Y por ell
0ien de todos los afiliados.
He aqui ahora como ha que
dado tornado la susodicha Di-
rectiva:
Presidente: Francisco Coma
lez Longo; Primer vicepresiden
tie, Juan Fernandez; Segundo
vicepresidente: Jose Arrange;
Tesorero: Carlos Menendez;
Secci6n de Intereses: Presiden-
e Jose Arrange; Vice: Baldome-
70 Villademoros Secci6n de ms
trucci6n: Pres: JESUS Granda
Beneficencia: Pres: Juan Fer
nandez; Vice: Baldomero Fer
nandez. Recreo: Rafael Marti-
nez, Vice, GuillermQ Herman
dez.S ecci6n Atletica: Presiden-
tie: Ceferino Lopez; Propagan-
da: Presidente, Antonio Huer-
ia, Vice; Domenico Reina.
Cierro mi cronica de hoy fe-
licitando al Sr. Jose Gonzalez,
active y quito s~ecretario del Cen
tro Asturiano, por haber sido
reafirmado en- su importante
cargo, en- la junta a que ACADIA
mos de referirnos. Una veZ mas
han premiado Ia competencia y
la honradez.
RS.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
EN- UN TALLER
DE

FL Sr. Mark Moore, dueno del
taller de mecanica situado en- la
Gale Nueve 1897, Sc despert6
anoche para descubrir que su es
tablecimiento sc hallaba envuel-
to en- llamas y yer a I'm hombre
que corria, ell supuesto incen-
diario.
Las llamas, seg1n una inves-
tigaci6n hecha despues, Sc pro-
dujeron mientras un ladr6n ira
taba de extraer gasolina del tan
que de I'm autom6vil y para a.
lumbrarse encendi6 un f6sforo.
Act1an en- ell case los detec-
tives de Ia ciudad.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
En- FL Centre EspGNol

I'm Ell CCJtLJ LoUUftOt
Esplendido sera ell banquete
que mafana tendra lugar en- los
hermosos salones de esta insti-
tucion. Conforme a 10 anuncia-
do, ell acto, que ha sido organi-
zado por las Sociedades espa-
folas aqui radicadas, sera ,ofre-
cido en- honor de su Excelencia
ell Embajador de Espana y de
sus hijos.
Distinguidas representation
mes del mundo social y Official
han sido invitadas al banquete,
que ha despertado en- todos los
animos inmensa simpatia, por
constituir una iniciativa de SUI
ma gentileza.
Pasan de 200 las personals q.
hasta estos momentos forman
la selecta lista de comensales.
Ell banquete sera servido por
ell restaurant principe de Ga
les, aunque, como queda dicho,
Sc celebrara en- ell Centre Espa-
mol de Ybor.
Comenzara a las 8 en- punto.
En- su oportunidad hare la
resena de este homemade.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
UN AUTOMOVIL MATO A
UN NINO DE NUEVE AMOS

I'm autom6vil guiado por
Opal Clark, de II amos, vecino
de la avenida Osborne 1909, a.
tropell6 aver en- la esquina de la
|Septima Y Gale 30 al niho Will
liam Gddson, de 8 amos, hijo
de los esposos j. T. Warder, de
Nebraska 1904, causandole tan
graves lesiones que ell desventu-
RADIO menor dej6 de existir dos
horas despu6s, en- Ell hospital mu
nicipal.
Clark fue detenido y Sc halla
sujeto a una investigation. AL
gunos testigos dicen que el niho
sali6 de detras de I'm autom6vil
que Sc hallaba parade, sin que
ell driver pudiera evitar ell acct
|dente.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12

Antes de embarcar Mr.. Hick
diAQ que habia resuelto no acep-
tafNel permiso que ell gobierno
lie cNncediera ell sabado para pu-
blic4r de nuevo ell peri6dico, por
imponerle restricciones que el
no puede aceptar. ,
"llegalmente Sc cerr6 ell "Ha-
vana American" dijo. Sc acu-
so a Milford de ser una anne
naza para Cuba en- SUI esfuerzo
con ell fin de establecer aqui u
ma prensa libre.
Reabrir y publican ell "Hava-
ma American" bajo restriccio-
mes de cualquier clase seria una
directa admission de culpabili-
dad por su parte y significaria
la destruction del ideal de Ii
bertad por ell cual combati6'.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
LOS FASCISTAS Won A AGI
TAR EN- CONTRA DEL GO
BIERNO

Berlin, Feb, 12.-Los socia-
iistas nacionaies, conocidos por
los f~ascistas alemanes, van a ce-
lebrar asambleas diarias por to-
da la naci6n pidiendo ell apoyo
del pueblo contra ell gobiernO y
ell Reichstag.
Como un resultado de la cam
paha y de los acontecimientos
p%oliticos, en- las venideras cleo
clones sc d%eterminara 81 los LOT
diputados fascistas, que Sc mar
charon aver del Reichstag, for
maran ellos un %parlamento apar
tie.
Ash 10 declare anoche el DIR.
Jose Goebbels, jefe de los fas-
cistas en- ell R~eichstag y teniente
de Adolfo Mittler, en- una en-
trevista concedida a periodistas
extranjeros.
Cuando Sc lie pregunt6 81 era
propio de La doctrina de su par
lido formar en- Weimar un par
lamento separado, Goebbels d.
10: En- este momento es impo-
sible dar una condensation pre-
elsa.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
LA PROCESSION DEL OLA
ESPANOL

Organizada por los Centres
Espanol y Asturiano y la CANA
ra de Concrete de Ybor sc efec-
tuara manana una procession CT
vica, a la l de la tarde, salien-
do de la esquina de la Novena
avenida y la calle Trece.
AL frente de la procession ira
ell Sr. Don Alexandra Padilla,
embajador de Espana ell alcaldC
Nc Kay y autoridades de la ciu-
dad.
Seguiran los automobiles de
los representatives de las socie.
dades latinas y Logias.
La Banda de Tambores y Coz
netas de los Caballeros del Agui
la de Orc ha ofrecido su con-
curse. Tambien asistira una re-
presentation de los Orientales.
Cast todas las carrozas que
figuraron en- la procession de
Gasparilla tomaran parte en- eli
acto, entire elias la de Hav-a-
Tampa.
Ell Centre Asturiano, ell Cen
tro Espanol, la Camara de Co.
merci0 de Ibor, ETC., presenta-
ran nuevas %carroZas.
Ell itinerario a seguir sera ell
mismo que publicamos aver: No
vena avenida hasta la Gale %,
la Septima, Franklin y los te-
rrenos de la Feria.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12

Desgraciadamente, de nuevo
10 confesamos, parece ser que
IGerardo Machado hara "tragar'
a los cubanos otros cinco amos
de Dictadura.
p Ell pueblo ha venido protes-
Undo y luchando para librarse
de los grilletes del Dictator, Pc
no contra ell pueblo Ne han uni
do ell embajador Guggenheim,
ell secsetario Stimson y los mas
promii3entes banqueros ameri-
canos.
Los millones de la carretera
Central sA los facilit6 a Gerar-
do ell Chasl National Bank, el
mas poderoS banco del mundo.
Ell National City Bank, que
reclama ell segundo puesto entire
los bancos mas ricos de la tie
ira, es dueno de varios inge-
MOS en- provecho de los cuales
Sc ha aprobado ell llamado plan
Chadbourne-Gutierrez.
Ahora, la firma de Morgan
da aconsolidar la deuda Guiana
y a integrar ell coro de protec-
torres de Machado.
iPuede derribarse en- una
naci6n como Cuba a I'm presi-
dentillo apoyado por esos tres
bancos?
Machado sabe que no caera
mientras tenga plata para
complacer a los soldados y Mr..
Stimson sonria.
No debe olvidarse "que la po-
Utica extranjera de los Estados
Unidos esta dedicada primaria-
mente a sus propios i~ntereses"
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
TEATRO N

Durante Ell dfa y la noche de
hoy Sc exhibira ell doble, ex-
traerdinario programa de aver,
que tanto gustara al p1blico.
En- Remote Control, Will
liam Haines esta admirablemen
tie secundado por Mary D6ran,
John MILAN, ]. C. Nugent, Ed
ward Brophy, Polly Moran, Ed
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
Sc ESTA INVESTIGATED
Ell TIROTEO CONTRA Ell
DIRIGIBLE MAYFLOWER

st. Petersburg, Feb, 12.-
Harry Blythen, vicepresidente
de La Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Co, de Akron, Ohio, propieta-
ria del dirigible "M~ayflower",
Sc encuentra aqui e investigara
las circumstances que o.
dearon ell balaceo del dirigible,
hace dos semanas, cerca de
Plant City.
Aver conferenci6 con Jack
Boettner, jefe de photos, que
vino desde Miami; Karl LANCE.
-- = s[
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron en- ell dia de aver
los vapores americanos Com
mercial Pioneer, Cuba, Bayo
Chico y ell noruego Sorvangen.
Zarparon aver los vapores a.
mericanos Point Bonita, H. F.
De Bardeleben, la motonave,
Luis Geraci y eli remoleador Sa-
bine.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12

Ell pr6ximo lunes, ofreceran
las Hijas de Maria de Nuestra
Sra. de la MERGED, un magnlfi-
co bale de valentino, en- ell
st. Joseph's Hall, sito en- la ca
LA IS Y avenida II.
Comenzara ell bale a las 8 q
la noche. Durara hasta atlas he
ras de la misma.
Los Varsity Boys, incompa-
rable orquestas de jazz, sera la
encargada de amenizar tan sim
patico acto. "
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
Proceso San Martin

Dentro de muy breve tempo
volvera de nuevo a sus impor-
tantes ocupaciones ell correcto
oaballero Sr. P. San Martin,
ouien desde hace dias no puede
atenderlas a causa de la delica-
da operaci6n que, con habil
maestrfa, lie practicara ell DR..
E,afael 0rtega.
En- su elegante residencia de
n Gale Is No. 3003 encuentrase
va ell Sr. San Martin, en- fran
co periodic de convalescencia.
AL consignar tan satisfacto-
La gaceta., 1931-02-12

Habana, Feb, 12.-El minis
tro fiscal present6 aver conclu-
stones provisionales solicitando
IA amos de preside para ell vigil
lante Eugenio Lago y Pozo, de
la policia nacional, acusado de
matar a Valentin G.. Rodriguez,
que hula con ell fin de evitar Sc
lie arrestara.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12

Nugent Y Edward Sedgwick.
Ell argumento es muy inte-
resante.
Ademas de esa notable pro-
ducci6n Sc repetira "Un Beso
Furi9go', con Jose Mojica de
protagonista, la comedia "Flat-
tering Word" Y noticias de la
Paramount.
Billy The Kid, cinta en- la
que Sc describen las famosas
"guerras de ganaderos' en- Nue.
vo MEXICO, durante los amos
1878, 70 y1sS0, Sc estrenara ma
mana.
La gaceta., 1931-02-12
Una JuntG

En- ell Centre Espanol
La activa Seccion de Damas
de esta Sociedad, Sc reunWa eV
.iunta extraordinaria ell Mi&co-
les Is del actual, con ell obNto
de tratar sobre la gran fiesta
que proyecta e~fectuar, en- un flu
turo pr6ximo.
Sera Ell dia II del entrante
Mario. A todas las damas que
former la consabida Secci6n,
Sc les suplica su asistenciSA al
acto. y