davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1931-12-01

preston. The New Testament contains
short story which Is Q structural
masterpiece. The parable Of the Prodi-
gal Son, which is only 500 words long
IN the authorized version, satisfies the
modern definition, securing the greatest
emphasis possible with q surprising
short story had its beginning In the
Sketch Book" of Washington Irving.
9. What spices should be used r.
making apple butter?-H. B.
A. Apple butter Is spiced accordins
TO taste, about half a teaspoonful each
OF ground cinnamon. cloves and all
spice being used for each gallon. They
are stirred in when the cooking Is fin-
ished. Vanilla extract improves the
flavor of the butter. Use from two to
four teaspoonfuls per gallon.
Q. How many steps are there in
quick-time marching and in double
time marching?-J. M.
A. There are 1913 steps to the minute
IN quick time, 180 steps in double time.
Q. How early did education by teach
ers and schools begin?-F. G.
A. Schools may be said to date from
tory. There were professional teachers
OF three kinds who taught reading,
writing and arithmetic, music and
gymnastics. According to Suetonius
literary teaching began In Rome with
Ldvius Andronicus, a Greek brought to
Rome as slave, in 272 B. G. The
Roman school was very much like the
on to a certain extent among the an
ctent Jews. The synagogues were the
chief seats of learning. Elementary
schools were common among the He
brews from about "a A. D.
Q. What Is the difference between q
kingdom and an empire?-M. r.
A. A kingdom is politice1 entity ruled
by a monarch called a king. An EN-.
pire Is a group of kingdoms and dis
tinct states, all of which are under the
rule OF monarch called an emperor.
@. Did Indians use salt?-B. w.
A. The Handbook of American In
dians" says that not all of the tribes of
Indians were accustomed to using salt,
whether from difficulty Of procuring It,
the absence of the habit, a repugnance
for the mineral or for religious rea.
sons, 1t Is not always possible to say.
Salt exists in enormous quantities in
the United States, and it was not dif-
f1cult for most Indians to obtain 1t.
@. Is the postage rate to Great
Britain still two cents?-H. T. H.
A. As q part Of the new budget,
Great Britain raised the rate to i've
cents. A person in Great Britain re-
ceiving o letter from the United States
which bears only two cents must not
only pay the difference of three cents
but 100 per cent penalty, so that be-
fore he can open short-postage letter
from America an Englishman must pay
six cents to the postman.
q. When was the quadrille first
danced in England?-A M.
A. 1t was introduced at Almacks, in
London, in 1900.
Q. When was the design on the dime
changed to the present one?-E. M. D.
A. In 1916.
Q. Does Mexico belong to the
League Of Nations?-C. j.
A. Mexico recently joined the
league, making q total of SIS member
states.
9. Which way does the long verands
at Mount Vernon face?-E. u.
A. It faces east. Like many colonial
mansions, Mount Vernon has two en-.
frances Of almost equal tFnportance.
The east entrance overlooks the Poto-
mac River and the west entrance over.
looks the lawn and garden.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

food and shelter" are demanded by
the hunger marchers" who are bound
for washington. Both may be provided
ut the Districts expense in certain
public institutions, admission to which
requires only q bit of law-breaking, Of
which probably the majority of those
now on the road are entirely capable
On occasion.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

A Purdue. Ind, University faculty
member Is said to have "simplifled the
Einstein theory" That Is fine start,
About two or three hundred further
simplifications by expert hands and the
average man will possibly have some
glimmering of an idea as to what it is
all about.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Uncle Sam has been offered en- anti
war machine" declared to be entirely
eficacious in rendering explosives use
less. Now If some bright mind will
only give him an anti-deficit gadget,
together with one to prevent loans to
scrappy foreign governmental
Evening star., 1931-12-01
And Probably Win.

From the Dayton Daily News.
A Michigan professor asserts that
only the mentally capable should be
permitted to vote, but the other kind.
Of course, will continue to run for ONCE.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Mr.. Smell and Mr Tilson staged quite
as lively a fight for the Republican
for Speaker as If the caucus
choice had been tantamount to an
election.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Barkis, the Dickens character, had
being "willin,'" but Mr.. Curtis put it
all over on Barkis with his preliminary
coyneSs.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

How She Acquired Them.
What a clear, melodious voice that
young woman has!" exclaimed the ad-
miring youth.
"Yes," answered Miss Cayenne.
"And what an air Of queenly
authority"
"Yes. Both voice and manner are
easily accounted for. She was once
telephone operator in the main of1ce."
Evening star., 1931-12-01
On Second Thought.

On Second Thought.
Did you close that deal for the sale
Of your farm?"
mo" replied Farmer Corntossel.
"The folks fixed UP an advertisement
for Summer boarders. When read 1t
over it made the place seem so COM
Portable and attractive couldn't think
of leaving it,"
Evening star., 1931-12-01

The hunger marchers" headed for
Washington are travelling by motor car,
which at least shows that somebody Is
paying for their gasoline.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

II the house-to-house panhandler Is
crying when you answer the doorbell, a
paper handkerchief is just about the
proper gratuity.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
,ba Chinese win Sing.

From the Columbus Ohio State Journal.
Another interesting thing would be
to hear Q column Of marching Chinese
singing their version Of "Hinkey Dinkey
Parley VoA"
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Well, anyhow, the departing Ghandi
did not, In any sense Of the word, leave
his goat in London.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

Unshaken Confidence.
Doc Braney has opinions that are curl
Gus but strong.
He says, in spite Of all the news, the
world amt going wrong.
In spite of all the bitterness an readi-
ness to fight,
He thinks the world is toilin' on an
loolkin' fur the light.
It's hard, when you are listenin', to
suppress a little sneer
AS, in the face Of facts, he utters argu-
ments SO queer.
But, while the cannon sounds afar, his
head he sadly shakes eA
An says the best intentions are delayed
by mems mistakes.
He says the world is gropin' cause it's
rather young as yet
An hardly strong enough fur all the
tests that must be met;
An when men seek too swiftly to at
tain the hearts desire,
They are liable to stumble an be
landed in the mire.
He claims that sad experience must
point out the bitter way
That's bound to lead mankind to health
an happiness, some day;
That the world Is gettin' better, not
withstandin' its distress
Tie way Doc talks is always mystifyin'.
more or less!
Evening star., 1931-12-01

"How fast does Floyd Gibbons talk?"
is q question frequently asked. Ono
good answer Is, Much too"
Evening star., 1931-12-01

The Dissatisfied Spectator.
The world Is but f1eeting show"
The cynic sighs. "Alack!
If this is all the actors know,
I want my money back"
Evening star., 1931-12-01
Ill-Nature.

IM-Nature.
,"Our friend is rather in-natured."
"Ill-naturedI Why, he's capable of
starting a quarrel with himself about
who won a game Of solitaire"
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Rate by Mail-Payable in Advance.
MARYLAND and Virginia.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

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The Evening and Sunday star
qy,n eI,ndav star ......., SC per copy
UoiIsctI6ny m ade at the end OF each month.
orders may be sent in by mail or teIepaone
National 5000.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
Aluays the Same.

The bands who greet hero with
A loud and fiattering din
Would play the same tunes later II
A rival chanced to win.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

de average man dat keeps talkin'
all de time" said Uncle Eben, would
git terrible mad If he was somebody
else an had to listen to hisse'f."
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Inc Evening GbBE NCWSp1peE NVAnP@Ay
Business Once:
nth O.. and Pennsylyania Ave
New York once: l10 East 42nd 81
Chicago once: Lake Michigan Building.
Guropean Once: "a Regent n. Lonoon'
Evening star., 1931-12-01
Hx.rn,..r ~ the Asroeiated Press.

TIE Associated Press is exclusively entitled
20 the use for Republication OF all news aiS-
matches credited to it or not otherwise cred
tied in this paper and also ehe local news
published herein. an rights Of pnohsatiom q
Evening star., 1931-12-01

An nfhar States and Canada.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

@. Does Mexico belong to the
League Of Nations?-C. j.
A. Mexico recently joined the
league, making total Of IS member
states.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
Caution.

did that man say he wanted to get
up an article about me, telling how I
attained my present proud position in
life?" asked Senator Sorghum.
He gives that as his errand," an
swered the private secretary.
well. see him again and find out
which it is-a case of delicate fiattery
or blackmaiI."
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Q. Which way does the long veranda
at Mount Vernon face?-E. u.
A. It faces east. Like many colonial
mansions, Mount Vernon has two en-.
frances Of almost equal tmportance.
The east entrance overlooks the Poto-
mac River and the west entrance over.
looks the lawn and garden.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

Q. When was the design on the dime
changed to the present one?-E. M. D.
A. In 1916,
Evening star., 1931-12-01

q. When was the quadrille first
danced in England?-A. M.
A.. 1t was introduced at Almacks, in
London, in 1900.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

and deliberate association It needs
poetry. Charleston does, for anything
like justice. However, the intimacy of
the author with the theme is Of highly
assuring effect upon the reader. One
loves 1t and wants more of it. Vaguely
one feels that the author herself wants
more OF 1t, too. Has more of it, much.
But. that in doing justice to the his
tory OF Charleston, to the later years
OF its history, Mrs. Leiding is urged to
give stress to the waking of that lovely
city to the new industrial era, when
every town must join the procession of
hustlers and go-getters.
To be sure, history from the early
days, 1870 and thereabout, marches
here in perfect order through the age
OF royal governors, through the Revolu-
ton, through the Civil War and on to
the years OF reconstruction. Indeed, on
10 the present, when Charleston today
Is q world port for the ships of every
nation. Charleston is a progressive and
thriving center of the South in It's plans
and achievements of modern material
ism. That Is Of excellent intent and
OF admirable projection. The author Is
a competent historian, as she has more
than once before made plain.
AS history Charleston" is a useful
contribution to the records of settle
menu, growth ana fuldllment in the
United States. AS romance It is of a
quality both knowing and feeling. With
the Two together there is an obvious
hostility that, unfortunately but un-
avoidahly, disturbs the harmony of the
whole. The pictures are admirable,
reminiscent and delightful. The touches
Of social Charleston in the old days
are OF an essence to charm and to hold.
Only about three-rnaybe only two
American cities that are saturate Of an
atmosphere all their own and altogether
captivating. Charleston Is one Of these.
a reany o1stingulshed book that should,
1t seems to me. have been two books.
4 II u
A corrected book title: Jacobin and
Junto: Or Early American Politics as
Viewed in the Diary Of DR.. Nataniel
Ames; 1758-l822. BY Charles Warren.
Harvard University Press.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
MEDIDAS DE RIGOR EN- Sc
VILLA Y PUEBLOS GER
N

Madrid, julio 22.-Medidas
de rigor Sc han APPLICABLE en- Sc
villa y los pueblos inmediatos.
Los tranvfas e~lectricos de Sc
villa estan guiados por ciuda-
danos voluntarios, mientras las
tropas, armadas con rifles Y a.
metralladoras, patrullan las ca
lies y mantienen ell orden.
Por haber sido deportado el
lider sindicalista DR.. Vallina, y
otros seis jefes obreros, la excl
taci6n entire los trabajadores es
intensa.
Mas de 30 personals resulta-
ron heridas en- Sevilla y ell nG-
nero de encarcelados pasa de
800.
Los alambres del telefono han
sido cortados en- muchos lugares
I'm tren de mercancias fue sa-
queado por los obreros sin ira
bajo.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
NUEVO IMPUESTO EN- CON
IRA DE LOS AUTOMOVI-
LISTAS

Tallahassee, Julio o. La
ley fijando un impuesto adicio-
nal de dos centavos a cada ga
Ion de gasolina, fue pasada aver
en- ell Senado a los 25 minutes de
haberla presentado Ell Senador
Wagg, de Palm Beach, leader de
la administration y Presidente
del Comite de Hacienda e I'm :
puestos.
La ley pas6 por votaci6n de II
contra IL, y su aprobaci6n por
ell Senado fue acompahada de
unas declaraciones del goberna-
dor Carlton asegurando que esa
ley aumentando ell impuesto a la
gasolina y ell pase de la ley de
Appropriateness, evitarian una ter
cera session extraordinaria y, por
10 tanto, la legislature podra fl
nalizar ell sabado al mediodia.
La Camara, durante la session
de aver por La mahana, rechaz6
una ley de su Comite anadiendo
gasolina por votaci6nde, de SO
ell impuesto de un centavo a la
contra 36, pero ell Senador Wagg
tiene la seguridad de que ell in
discutible attractive de terminar
la session a fines de semana, ha-
"a que la Camara la pase y a.
pruebe a su veZ.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
DICE Ell GOBIERNO FRAN
CES QUE HA REDUCIDO
SU AL PUN
TO MAS BAJO POSSIBLE

Paris, Julio 22.-En un me-
morandum sobre desarme, eXpe-
dido en- condensation a una soil
citud de la Liga de Naciones, el
gobierno frances dice que ha re-
ducido su armamento al punto
mas bajo possible.
Francia toma La posici6n de
que ell desarme es mas bien una
question politica que tecnica.
Ell pals, dice, ha llegado al
mas bajo Unite en- desarme te-
niendo en- cuenta ell presente es-
tado de Europa y ell mundo, y
Sc opone a cualquiera suges-
ton sobre que ell desarme pue.
de basarse va solo en- poblaci6n
o limitarse al armamento i'm
puesto por los poderes ~centrales
a la termination de la guerra
mundial.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
SERIOS EN-
ANDALUCIA

Madrid. julio 22.-La direc-
ci6n de la guardia civil ha in
tornado al ministerio de la 60
bernaci6n que en- Coria del Rio,
pueblo cercano a Sevilla, un CRU
pc de obreros 8tac6 ell edificio
de la red telef6nica Y la fuerza
publica Sc vic obligada a recha-
Ear ell asalto, matando a tres de
los huelguistas.
En- un encuentro anterior ha-
bian perecido otras seis perso-
mas.
FL nGmero de los huelguistas
heridos pasa de 20. Dos de los
guardias sufrieron heridas.
Los trabaiadores sc amotina-
ron en- Utrera, Carmona, Dos
Hermanos Y varias aldeas.
La intenci6n de los sindica-
La gaceta., 1931-07-22

Juan Vicente, que hace pocos
semanas lie do un puntapie a su
lacayo Perez, regresando a la
presidential, domino a sus opo-
nentes desterrandolos 0 asesi-
nandolos.
Calc1lase que ell "Monstruo
de los Andes ha hecho guitar
la vida a $4,000 de sus "enemi-
gos" polfticos, incluyendo ninos
y mujeres.
Mas de 100000 venezolanos
han tenido que marcharse de su
patria para no caer en- las ma
nos de los verdugos de d. Juan,
Los peri6dicos que no procla-
man las "virtudes" del "Bison-
te", no puede publicarse en- We
nezuela.
Solter6n, los yenezolanos d.
cen que ell "tigre" tiene 1l6 hi
jos, a muchos de los cuales ayu-
da y proteje.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
LA COMISION DE FERRO-
CARRILES NO VOLVERA
A REUNIRSE HASTA Ell
Ola 81.

Wash, julio 22.-La primera
pausa en- Ell juicio de la conf
sion de ferrocarriles para deci-
dir 81 procede un aumento en- los
fletes, lego aver con ell fin de
facilitar a la oposici6n prepare
su case. Este receso fue anun-
ciado por la comisi6n despues
que los abogados habian pasa-
do la mayor parte del dfa discu-
'tiendo sobre 81 ell juicio debfa
continuar sin Interruption o
quedar en- suspense hasta ell dia
81 de agosto, como sc habia
planeado.
Ell comisionado Meyer, que
presidia, manifesto que 81 y sus
colegas t0maran en- considera-
ci6n una solicitud para que en-
piece de nuevo la toma de decla-
raciones, antes de esa fecha.
AL mediodia de aver ell presi-
dente Brainerd declare que la
comisi6n no Sc dejara influen-
ciar por personals que no perte-
necen a ella y que rendira su
fallo sin importarle de que par
tie sopla ell viento.
Contra la comisi6n el repre-
sentante Beck habia lanzado la
amenaza de que serfa disuelta
81 no actuaba de manera rapida
va favorable hacia los ferroca-
rifles.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
Pleitos y Divorcios

Corte Federal: Banco Column
bia de Ybor City contra Manuel
Leibovitz; P. E. Gren contra
First Bond and Mortgage; JOS
eph G. Kimmell, de Sarasota,
petici6n voluntaria de banca-
rrota N. R. Thompson, Inc, de
Lakeland, petici6n involuntaria
de bancarrota.
Conte del Circuito: Mita Lyle
contra Archie Lee Lyle; Sam
Fulton contra G. A. Gillespie;
Viola Conner contra Nathan
Conner; Davis Islands, Inc. con
ira V. Duckworth; Lullabelle
Bugbee contra Atlantic Ice and
Coal Co. "a.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
CASINO

I'm drama cinematografico,
enteramente en- espanol, que ha-
cia tempo Sc esperaba con an
siedad, asi como una nueva es-
trella hispana en- la constellation
lie Cinelandia, hicieron su pre-
3entacion ante un enthusiastic pd-
blico anoche, y a juzgar por los
aplausos, tanto la estrella como
la pelicula son merecedores de
todo 10 que de elias s ehabia di-
cho previamente.
La pelicula es la version espa-
nola de la production Fox Mo-
vietone, "Cuerpo y Alma" y la
nueva estrella Ana Maria Gus
todio. FL protagonista es Jorge
conocidisimo va de los ia
naticos del cine hlspano.
La senorita Custodio trae a la
pantalla no solamente hermosu-
"a sino talento.
Jorge Lewis, en- el papel del
joven y romantico aviador, ira
baja con inteligencia y yerismo
Y queda a la altura de sus mejo-
res representations.
"Cuerpo Y Alma" es la histo-
TODD 10 que de elias Sc habia d.
Incorporate temporalmente a
las fuerzas aereas de Inglaterra,
conoce y Sc enamora de una en-
cantadors joven para mas tarde
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
LOS OFICIALES DE LA l.
GLESIA VALUAN LAS PRO
PIEDADES EN- 10000, 900
DE PESETAS

Madrid, julio 22.-La conf
sion nombrada para estudiar
las relaciones entire la iglesia y
ell estado, inform6 en- ell dia de
aver que las propiedades de la
iglesia en- Espana, valuadas por
funcionarios eciesiasticos. apa-
recen con un valor de 100000
900 de pesetas.
Estima la eomisi6n que las
propiedades tienen un valor mu
cho mayor y recommends Sc ext
ia a las 6rdenes religiosas IN
nuevo informe.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
.5ERAN ABOLIDOS DOS DE-
~PARTAMENTOS

Tallahassee, julio 22.-Bajo
las Leyes pasadas aver por la
Camara seran ab0lidos dos de-
partamentos del Estado, Ell de-
partamento de plantas y ell de-
partamento de examen de cuen-
tas.
Ell primero fue abolido por
votaci6n de AZ contra 40. de
acuerdo con la Ley presentada
por ell Representante Prime, de
Polk; y ell segundo por votaci6n
de AZ contra 80, cuya Ley fu6
apoyada por los Representatives.
Caldwell, de Santa Rosa; Damn,
de Pinellas, y otros mas.
Fue breve ell debate para ell
pase de ambas leyes.
Con la Suppression del Departa
ment0 de examen de cuentas del
Estado, dijo el Representative
Damn, Sc ahorran, aproximada-
mente, 100000 al aho.
Las fu~nciones del Departa-
mento de plantas seran transfe-
ridas al de Agriculture, y las
del examen de cuentas a car
go del Intervention.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
BERNARD SHAW HACE DE-
CLARACIONES EN- MOSCOU

NJ sscow, Julio 22.-George
BeTard Shaw lego aver a es-
ia fiudad para visitar por pri-
mda vez un pals no capitaliza-
dg y dijo: "Despues de TODD, yo
eh TN comdhista antes de que
naciera Lenin.'
Ell autor y critico irlandes Sc
pas6 TODD ell dia visitando cuan
to pudo de la capital s~ovietica. A
la media bora escasa de SUI He
gada abandon6 ell Hotel Y Sc di-
rigi6 a la tumba de Lenin Y al
Kremlin donde fue fotografiado
subido sobre un canon del regi-
men zarista.
Despues visit6 ell parque de
descanso y cultura que los traba-
jadores de Moscow tienen cerca
del rio, como centric de recreo.
Por la noche asistio a una fun
'ci6n de opera dada en- SUI honor.
Tan incansable como Bernard
Shaw Sc mostro Lady Astor,
quien con su esposo y uno de sus
hijos acompan6 al autor irIan :
d6s a todas sus excursiones y
fiestas.
Lady Astor en- sus converse :
clones con los miembros del Par
lamento Comunista que les "a
companaban, dijo varias wees /,
"Yo soy una capitalista," y cri-
tic6 ell sistema del soviet por con
siderable "materialista Y falto
de religion"
Al Saoer que ser1a destrulda
la pequena iglesia roja que sc lie
vanta al lado de la catedral don.
de los zares celebraban sus cere
monias religiosas, Bernard Shaw
dijo:
"Bien, entonces yo pienso que
ellos deben tener un plan este.
tico de cinco amos; pero-anadi6
-si una revolution como esta hu
biese ocurrido en- America, In
glaterra o Francia, 10 lutheran
saqueado TODD. Las iglesias Y los
5esoros de arte como estos que Sc
encuentran en- ell Kremlin, no sc
hubiesen salvado de la destruc =
zion como Sc han salvado aqui."
La gaceta., 1931-07-22

La Dictadura de Juan Vicen-
tie Gomez, dice ell ciudadano anne
ricano j. E. Welch. mo me de-
%vuelve a mi hija Irma, que en-
octubre cumplira 3 amos, aun :
Tue yo he pedido la protection
de las autoridades de Washing
ION y he probable que mi case
es justo.
Ell vicec6nsul americana en-
Caracas lie aconsei6 a Welch que
con dinero arreglara ell case, de
modo que lie devolvieran a su hi
ia.
En- la secretaria de estado, en-
Washington, I'm funcionario lie
'dijo que la question era de muy
poca monta para tener un serio
rozamiento con Venezuela.
Muchos de los principales dia
rios de este pals han reclamado
del secretario Stimson la devo :
lucion de la nina Irma, cautiva
de Juan "Bisonte," pero eel Die
.ador esta protegido por los in
tereses de Mellon y Rockefeller
w.. la nina sigue en- Venezuela.
Tn asistente del secretario
Stimson, afirma WEIGH, me en-
sen6 un despacho de Venezuela
redactado en- estos terminus: FL
gobierno de Venezuela esta con-
siderando rescindir la decision
del tribunal y quitarle a Welch
su hija como represalias por la
publicidad que este ha dado a
su case.
Ell afligido padre opina que
Gomez ha comprado la protection
le personajes influyentes en- el
yobierno de este pals, hacienda
,oncesiones petroleras que re-
3resentan mas de mil millones
lie pesos.
Ustedes, que viven felices con
3us hijos-dice ell quejoso-pue-
len comprender los terribles su-
'rimientos que un padre expert
nenta mientras esta negra ira
gedia amenaza la vida de gu hi
jita indefensa,
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CHIJNGAS

Ell DR.. Higgins, m6dico del
lcondado, hiri6 los sentimientos
de la Srta. Garcia, disiendole
que su padre estaba loco. desde
hSeia 20 anos......"
Famos a exponer un case pa
ra que ell doctor nos de SUI auto
rizada opinion
Nosotros conocemos a un ciu-
dadano prominente que acostum
bra a emborracharse y cuando
10 hace nj siquiera puede guar
SUI automovil.
Este ciudadano sabe que ell al
cohol no convene a su organis-
mo, debilitado por los amos y
quiza por ell exceso de "wisky',
pero el insiste en- "~ajumarse."
GEs IN hombre normal ell in
dividuo a quien nQ referimos?
Nosotros creemos que esta 80
co." que ell ''licor" 10 tiene ''tras-
tornado" pero 81 pasa por un
hcmbre cuerdo y hasta Sc per-
mite opinar sobre ell estado men,
tai de las personals a quienes CO.
noce Y acostumbra a decir: Ese
esta loco; aquel Marcia hacia la
locura...
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
CONTINUAL LA INSTRUC-
CION DE LA CAUSA.

Habana, Julio 22.-Conti-
nda siendo@instruida la causa
por Ell a~sesinato del senador
AZayas Bazan.
Importantes~ testigos seran
llamados a declarar en- ell dfa
de hoy.
Verdadera actividad viene
desarrollando el acusador pri-
vado en- la causa, DR.. Tomas
Recio.
Afirmase que Cd senador
Maidique esta va eN camino
del extranjero.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22

averiguar que la joven esta acu-
sada de ser espia.
Enriqueta Sober hace el papel
de la verdadera espia, y aunque
es una representation ingrata,
sabe desempenarlo con verdade-
ra maestrfa,
Jose Nieto, Jose Alcantara,
Rafael Calvo, Felix de PONIES,
Carlos Villarias, Martin Cara
.laga Y Max Baron, que secundan
la labor de los protagonistas, 10
.hacen meritoriamente.