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international Study Club

Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will lee
ture this week on Original Magma
Charta in Letters of Gold, Lima,
Peru" Interest is being shown in
this months lecture due to Mrs.
Artman's personal contact with
South America and her vivid word
pictures of Peru.
Elsinore chapter will meet Monday
for 1890 luncheon with Mrs. Art
man at 1890 North Delaware street
A quartet consisting Of Mrs. G. A
Darrell, Mrs. T. j. Berry, Mrs. Ray
Thompson and Mrs. John Kerr will
give a special musical program.
Alpha and EidelweiSS chapters
will meet at $50 Tuesday for dinner
at the Lockerbie. Mrs. Larry Pauley
will be an honor guest. The pro-
gram, to be in charge of Alpha
chapter, will include group of
songs by Miss Helen Ealand, &C
companied by Miss Wilmeth Benson
There also will be initiation of new
members.
Australian chapter will meet at l
Tuesday for luncheon with Mrs. Fay
Fate, 342 Bosart avenue. Assisting
hostesSes are Mrs. A G. Broecker,
Mrs. G. r. Bell and Mrs. G. Fl. Cas-
tor Miss Mary Elizabeth Golfer will
sing a group of songs, accompanied
by Miss Adelaide Conte. Responses
will pertain to Mrs. Artman's lee
ture.
Westinghouse chapter will meet
with Miss Verne Lowman, SGT East
Thirty third street, at Wednesday.
Miss Lowman will give a musical
program.
Mandalay chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Anton
Scherrer, 1889 North Illinois street,
at 1870 Wednesday, The program
will include group of songs by
Mrs. Thelma Stubblebine, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Mildred Jarvis, and
readings by Miss Ruth Burns, Re-
sponses will be names of principal
cities of Peru. Mrs. G. R. Cruzan
and Mrs. L. S. Shafer will be well
coined in as new members.
Norwegian chapter will meet at
1890 Thursday at the home of Mrs.
o. L. Fevrier, 1919 Forest lane, for
luncheon. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. F. B. Fisk and Mrs.
N. r. Gorsuch.
Valencian chapter will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Rose Mann, Mrs.
Harriet Fullenwider and Mrs.
Arthur Miller at Mrs. Mann's home,
2701 Station street, at Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Ayers will have charge
of the musical program, and Mrs.
Lillian Sedwick will give readings
from Riley's poems. Mrs. Harry
Pratt will be guest.
Victorian chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Claude Byfield, 104e
West Thirty-f1fth street, at 2 Fri
day. Mrs. Andrew Porteous will
assist the hostess. Responses will
be on the present-day life of Peru
Julian Kennedy will give two vocal
solos, accompanied by Miss Alice
Porteous. Mrs. Paul Sellers re-
| signed as president and Mrs
Claude Byfield was elected unanim-
ously. Mrs. Byfeld appointed Mrs
Frank Holloway as new publicity
chairman. Mrs. Lawrence Cameron
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Mrs. Liggett,
Recent Bride,
Dinner Guest

Mrs. David Liggett, who was Miss
Helen Neal before her recent mar
riage, was honored at a dinner
given Thursday night at the Roses
of Sharon tearoom by the Marion
County tuberculosis Association,
with which she formerly was as
ISOLATED.
Bridal roses, lighted by ivory ia
pers in silver holders, decorated the
tables. Mrs. Liggett was presented
with a silver service.
Those present were Mrs. Alex
Jameson, Misses Mary Meyers, Floy
Betcher, Jesse Rodman, Alma Tay-
lor, Margaret Ritman, Mayme ia
cobs, Mary Gullett and Grace Webb.
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At just this time of the year, one
begins to weary of summer clothes,
and longs for new dress of darker
hue.
And here's beauty with a GER
tain definite Smartness of fall, yet
with gaiety enough for late summer.
1t is yankee-blue sheer wooden.
1t has trim tailoredness all its
own. The double-breasted rever vest
and cuffs are eggshell faille crepe
silk.
Black crepe satin with pinkish-
beige crepe satin is another splendid
choice.
Style No. $40 is designed in sizes
IA, Is, 10. 20 years, SO and 38 inches
bust.
Size 16 requires 81 yards 39-inch,
with y yard 39-inch contrasting.
Our fall and winter Fashion
Magazine is ready.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents in stamps
or coin (coin, is preferreO. Wrap
coin carefully.
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THETA BETA CHI TO
INITIATE SATURDAY

Theta Beta Chi sorority will hold
dinner and formal initiation for
new members, Misses Mae Mccain,
Nellie Woolgart and Charlotte
Becker at 8 tonight at the Antlers.
Miss Marjorie Schuttler will be
POSTMASTER and toasts will be given
by Misses Elizabeth Wegner, Doro-
thy Schaefer, and Helen Dongus,
Miss Charlotte Becker will speak.
Decorations will be carried out in
fall colors. Members and guests
will receive silver compacts en-
graved with the sorority crest.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckels-
haus, Woodstock drive, will spend
the weekend in Cincinnati. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sabin Rob-
ms III. Mr. Ruckelshaus is a mem
Der of the Rolling Ridge polo team
Of Indianapolis, which will meet the
Camargo team of Cincinnati to-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieber and
daughter, Miss Lillian Lieber. have
returned from a year spent abroad.
They are at the Claypool for few
days, before going to their country
home near Traders Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp
Jr., and son, Frank Langsenkamp
III, SAB Park avenue, and Mrs,
Thomas A. Carroll, 2420 North
Meridian street, have returned from
a two weeks motor trip to Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Richard P. Overmyre and
son Edwin Arthur, Toledo, O., are
here visiting Mrs. OvermyreS par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Holt, 1924
East North street.
Mrs. w. B. williams and Miss
Imogene Shea will entertain with a.
luncheon at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Richard Cant, who was Miss Vir-
ginia Mills before her recent mar
riage.
Miss Charlotte Kerlin, Sullivan. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Nc
Nulty, 108 East Thirtieth street.
Mrs. Ralph Whitehill, 1901 East
Maple road, is in Detroit, where she
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clune
Walsh.
Miss Jean Adamson, local direc-
tor of Girl Scouts; Mrs. c. E. Cole.
Girl Scout commissioner, and Mrs.
Fred G. Gardner, council member.
left Thursday night to attend the
national council meeting in Buffalo.
N. Y. ','''.
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Miss Josephine
Fitch is
chairman of
the ticket
committee
for the
benefit bridge
party Delta
Gamma
ALunlnGe Club
is giUiRg
merit SATURDAY.
afternoon IN
Banner
WhitehilL
auditorium.
Proceeds 1UiU
go to the
scholarship
fund
mln1nC0I11e0
By the
sorority.
ono
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NATURE STUDY CLUB
SCHEDULED At TEA

Mrs. Rogers Williams will give a
nature study talk at the initiation
tea at 2 this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Edwin Reick, 3241
Ruckle street, for members of Delta
chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha
sorority.
Sorority colors of yellow and black
will be used in decorations, and
Mrs. Christian Olsen, sorority presi-
dent, and Mrs. Roy True will pour.
Members of the council and presi-
dents of chapters will be guests.
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Miss Wolf to Speak

Indianapolis Alumnae Association
OF Delta Sigma Alpha sorority Of
the college of education of Butler
university, will hold it's October
meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. B. F. Leib, 2020 North
New Jersey street. Miss Wilma
Wolf will tell Of her recent trip
abroad, as part of the program,
Miss Bereneice Lamb will assist
Mrs. Leib as hostess.
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BETTY RUTH HENRY
HONORED AT PARTY

A party was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Chester w.
Henry, AIT Guilford avenue, in
celebration of the twelfth birthday
anniversary of his daughter, Betty
Ruth.
Halloween motif and colors were
used in decorations and appoint
ments. Guests were:
Betty Lou Mellet. June Mary Jane and
virginia thompson. Dorothy and Mary
Jonas. Dorothy Kooller. Vivian and Doris
Milford. Helen McGregor. Clara Patteh.
Jane Nadine Crosby and Betty Jane Ruth.
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Russia to Be Tonic

Kappa chapter, Pi Omicron
sorority, will meet at 7 Monday
night at the Spink-Arms. RUSSIA"
will be the program topic. Those
on. the program are Misses Betty
zimmerman, Alice Brooks, Betty
Duncan, Bertha Staub, Angelina
Olsen, Evelyn Mann and Judy
Evans.
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Initiation Planned

Alpha chapter, Theta Sigma Delta
sorority will meet at Monday at
the Spink-ArmS. Arrangements for
formal initiation of Miss Alma Lou
Use Arnold and Miss Dorothy Con-
way will be made.
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SOrOritu to PIed0e /

Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will
hold pledge services at the SEVERN
Monday night for Misses Julia
Nance. Yvonne Percy1eld, Lois
Carter and Essie Mccpwn. Nomina-
tons for officers also will be made.
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Club Sponsors Dance

West Side Social Club will sponsor
a dance at tonight in. the
Holy Trini Y hall, 9O2 North Holmes
avenue, for the benefit of charity in
the community. Felix Blazich is
president.
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Photo by Platt
Miss Dorothy Ernsting became
the bride of Carl John Speaker in
a ceremony performed Oct. 4, at
Emmaus Lutheran church. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Ernsting, 1905
Woodlawn avenue.
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Bunco Purtu GiUen

Members of the N. B. G. Club
were Entertained with bunco party
Thursday night at the home of Miss
jeanette Bogard, 1705s Finley avenue.
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At the last meeting of Troop 2. Mrs.
George Burkhart,. captain. held at Perry
township school 4, the Scouts chose patrol
IeadefS; Tenderfoot patrol. Geraldine Gill
liatt. leader; Patrol .. Helen johnson.
leader; Patrol 8. Martha Jane Nickel:
senior patrol. Dorothy Miller Twenty girls
were present at the last meeting. For
the next meeting. the scouts are plan
nlng to outline plans for the coming wear.
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Twenty-three scouts took part in the
hike Of TROOP - last Saturday. assisted
By Mrs Henry B:Illmann Jr.. captain. Mrs.
Ballmann has, an unusually large number
of high school girls in her advanced pa
trolls. There are twenty girls in the high
school group. At the last meeting three
candidates. Helen Shea. Eta Roll and
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!. Mrs. russell Edwards, captain of TROOP
3 Nora RAJ, Ind. has, announced that the
HOO VIII meet at the. Nora school at $3.50
Wednesday: AT the last meeting of the
troop; the following patrol leaders were Sc
Iected: Patrol l. Elsie st. Cliar: 2. Rose
mary Slmmons 8. Betty Edwards Fol-
lowing assistant patrol leaders were Sc
Iected: Patrol 1. Jennette St. Clair: 2.
Lorna Ayres g. Doris Talbot. Interesting
plans are being made for troop party to
be given by Rose Mulroney at her home
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TEATROS


CASINO
Pasara de nuevo por la pam
ITALIA, en- ell dia de hoy, "El escua
dron del Vicio', la sensational
pelicula de la compania Para
mount.
Sc refiere el argumento a ia
SEES de la vida en- una ciudad nor
teamericana, la cual es tan mo-
derna como su diario de la ma
mana.
Lucas desempena ell papel de
un ex-diplomatico que Sc enreda
en- ell bajo mundo de un gran
centric metropolitano.
Kay Francis aparece como la
hermana de un magistrate, en-
cuya corte Sc juzgan muchos de
los casos denunciado por Lucas,
que es un "confidente" de la po-
licia.
Muchas de las escenas son yer
daderamente impresionantes.
"Pecadores SOnrientes', con
Joan Crawford de protagonista,
Sc exhibira hoy.
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RECOMIENDA Ell FERRO-
CARRIL CENTRAL UNA
B DE 1917 EN- LOS
JORNALES

New York, oct. 3l.-Los di.
rectores del ferrocarril Central
de Nueva York han presentado
a los representatives de las unto
nes y hermandades ferrocarrile
ras una petici6n por la que 50
interesa que todos los e%mpleados
acepten la reduction de un die
Tpor ciento en- sus salaries, por
un periodic de I'm anO.
Las negociaciones entire !;
Compahia Y sus empleados vie
men celebrandose desde hace va
rios dfas, y aver fu6 confirmad'
oficialmente por los funciona
rios de la Empresa.
La actitud que asumiran las
uniones en- relaci6n con la pro
posici6n, aun no Sc ha hecho p1
blica.
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LOS FUERON
A~HUYENTADOS POR LC
APARATOS DE ALARMA

La eficiencia del departamer
to de policia fu6 sometida a IN
prueba anoche, con resultado
satisfactorios.
Tn sistema de alarma contr,
adrones, recientemente instala
do en- ell almacen de where's ?
por mayor, del TOT de la cali
Whiting, comenz6 a dar la sena
en- la estaci6n de policia.
La senal fue lanzada sin {
conccimiento de ninguno de 10
miembros del depa~ tamentO r
desde el propio almac6n de |;
ccmp8hiq O'Berry & Hall, don
de p~~e"iomente Sc habia INSTALL
d Gun reloj para probar ell item
DO en- Que la nOlicia responder
a la misma.
Antes de los so segundos ire
detectives. un sargento, y un te
niente habian rodeado ell edit
clio; pero no encontraron al la
dr6n.
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ESCANDALO AL SER AFRO
D A LA GALE LOS
MUEBLES DE UN POBRE
Los Diputados del Sheriff arres
taros a tres Comunistas

Los DIPutadOS de! affeS
taros a tres Comunistas
POGO despues del mediodia
de hoy los diputados del She
riff Joughin arrestaron en- la
Gale IA, cast esquina a la IL
averida, a los jovenes obreros,
de ideas comunistas, Jim Nino,
Miguel Comas y Milo Lima, to-
dos vecinos de Ybor.
Les diputados, momentos an
ties de haber arrestado a dichoo
jovenes, habian puesto en- la
Gale. cumpliendo una orden
judicial, los muebles de un O.
trero sin trabajo, de apellido
T ojao, vecino que era del nu-
nero 1907 de la Gale IA,
Al protestar de 10 que ellos
es'imaban un derecho del Re-
las a tener una casa donde al
bergar a su familia, los diputa
dos sacarcn las armas que por-
tatan y arelaron a la ~violencia
Nino recibi5 un golpe en- la
cara, al continuar su protesta,
Iuego de haber side puesto en
81 CARO- de la policia.
Al retirarse los diputados,
lc, obrercs que ALI Sc habian
reupido colccaron los muebles
en- 81 interior de la casa, dejan
dolos en- la misma.
A un hijo de Manuel Vaides'
muchacho de 16 amos, uno de
los diputados lie puso ell revoi'
yer al pecho. Esto produjo e.
consiguiente disgusto en- ell pu,
blico.
Hacense gestiones para OBJ
toner la libertad de los deteni'
dos v esperase que antics de la'
se;s de la tarde esten de nuevc
er la Gale. ST fuere necesarIt
Ia Defensa International Obr'
"a ne mbrara un abogado pare
que los defienda.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

la confianZa retorna, puede
verse en- ell balance trimestral
del Atlantic National Bank, de
Jacksonville, que tiene ell 900
de sus dep6sitos en- metalico,
bonos del gobierno y otros va
lores vegetables.
81 la confianza vuelve, has
ia csc banco, que no quiere eX-
ponerse a los disgustos de un
panico,, no ha llegado todavia.
Tiene ell dinero listo para 81
los depositantes Sc preSentan a
exigir y este lie impide facili-
tar prestamos a los comercian-
ties, industriales, etc, que vie
men pasando apuros, aguardan
do los dias felices en- que ell
"oro Sc encontraba en- las ca
Hes"
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de los precios en- ell trigo y en-
ell algod6n.
"Durante la semana pasada,
dijo ell jefe del executive, nc
solamente han cesado las ex-
tracciones de los bancos, sine
que han regresado a estos GER
ca de $24, 1000, 900 que Sc en-
contraban ocultos. FL tenor de
los bancos peQuenos ha desa-
parecido..... los cambios eXtran
jeros han retornado a unas ba-
ses que impediran la salida del
orc.
LA mejor prueba de los e.
factos del cambio es ell aumen-
to de 10 centavos EN- ell precio
del bushel de trigo y en- ell de
la bala de algod6n, que subid
de $500 a $4,000"
Mr.. Hoover lie dijo a los pc
riodistas en- la conferencia que
rcgularmente celebra con es.
tos, todos los viernes, "que ST
sentia muy fe.iz al notar e
gran cambio operado en- la 81
tuacion a partir de haberse a
nunciado ell 7 de Octubre SUI
planes en- favor de un creditC
de $500, 600, 900 destinados ;
vigorizar a los bancos."
En- ell informe del comite d.
la reserva federal correspon
diente a la semana terminals
ell % de Octubre, sc hace cons
tar que ell dinero circulante er
ell pals fu6 de $5,480, 900, 00C
o sea una merma de 1000, 00O
de pesos, cuyo montante ha in
gresado de nuevo en- los ban
cos, como consecuencia de ha-
berse restaurado la confianza
en- los mismos.
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l.. THOMAS MASTERS FN
VUEL1O EN- OTRO Ii
JUDICIAL

FL ST.. F. II. Dining preser
to pleito aver en- la Corte &c
Circuito contra J. P. McCull
Y Bertha NJ. Arplewhite
1ue Sc encuentran bajo fianza
alegando que estos Sc han unidC
en- conspiraci6n con C. Thomas
Masters y Willie P. Whilden
para transferir fraudulentamer
te sus propiedades e impedir que
cobre $1,000 de una indemniza-
ci6n que obtuvo hace meses con
ira la Leon Dairy Company.
Dining pidi6 a la corte que
fos ter-enos que van a ser trans
feridos por Mccullough y Mrs
Applewhite, 2 Masters y Will
den. sean comprendidos dentro
de las garantias para ell cObrc
dc los citados $1,000.
Masters, que Sc encuentra pen
diente de un juicio en- la corte
federal bajo acusaci6n de cons
pirar con el abogado Alvin N
Sander para defraudar al go
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Y que en- cada uno de ellos ell es-
tado pedira la pena de muerte.
La Sra. Judd, palida y tenn
blorosa ingres6 aver en- la carcel
del Condado de Marietta, traida
desde Los Angeles, en- cuya ciu-
dad fueron encontradOs los ca
dayeres de las vfctimas, descu
cuartizados, dentro de unos baG-
les Y una maleta despachados
|por ella desde Phoenix.
Mrs. Judd declare en- Los An
geles que ella habia matado a
las dos mujeres en- defensa pro
pia.
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ELECTRICIDAD CONTRA
LAS TINOSAS

Hebana, oct. 31.-Contra las
"auras tinosas', que Sc posaban
en- la cGpula del Capitolio, Sc va
4 aplicar la electricidad.
El senado, enfadado contra
las tinosas, ha dispuesto que es.
tas sean quitadas de la cupula y
que para tai efecto Sc utilize la
electricidad.
Venia ell pueblo dard0 inter
pretaciones ironicas a la perma-
nencia de esas ayes en- la partc
mas alta y visible del nuevo pa,
lacio.
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HoHoWe'en
Mono, con su gracia Y su TAI
STA, aparecera en- la noche de
hoy trayendo la algeria entire JOS
pliegues de SUI capa dorado.
Habra bale en- las sociedades,
risas por doquier Y la felicidad
resplandecera en- las caras de
elias Y de ellos.
Mascaras, pitos Y matracas.
En- fin, algarabia Y jaleo en-
todas parties.
He aqui los bales de esta mo-
che:
En- ell Centre Asturiano, que
ha contratado una gram orques.
ia de senoritas. Con diez pre-
MICS para mascaras Y compar-
saS.
Circulo Cubano, tocaran los
Broadway Collegians.
Costara la entrada setenta
cinco centavos.
Ell Centre E%spanol. en- ell que
ademas de la orquesta, que e
buena el salon luce UNI aleg6ric'
decorado, idea de Severin'
Quintanilla y Pace Fernando.
La Union Italiana prepar;
para eSta noche un bale con mn
chos alicientes. entire ellos la or
questa, que es colossal.
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INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Dos vapores americanos, Com
mercial Quaker y Commercial
Bostonian, y uno japones, Clyde
Maru, e%ntraron aver. Los dos
Gltimos eargaran fosfato. Rum
DO a New Orleans, con carga ge-
neral, sali6 aver mismo ell vapor
americana Commercial Quaker.
La motonave nicaragiense
Whipple zarp6 con rumbo al
puerto de Aware 0breg6n, Me-
|jico, donde cargaran fosfato.
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Pleitos y Divorcios

COrte Federal: Eleanor Refs
nider contra Hilda j. Imam;
Orange County Building and
Loan contra United States.
Corte del Circuito: Jessie H.
May contra Rufus A.. May; Cliff
ton w. Berger contra Gerald
ne Berger; j. S. Wright contra
Della l.. Booth; |. Otto contra
w. X. Zewadski; Dorothy Z.
Etheridge contra Charles Glenn
Etheridge; Christobelle Tallant
contra j. Walter Tallant.
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SOSA RETRO SU CANDIDA
TURA CONTRA D'ARPA

Ell Sr. John Sosa, ferretero de
West Tampa, que figuraba CO.
mo candidate a un cargo de Con
ceial por el cuarto distrito, de-
clar6 aver que no tomara parte
en- la competencia, y que retira
SUI nombre de las elecciones ge-
nerales, senaladas para el pr6xi-
mo 3 de Noviembre.
FL Sr. Sosa al retirar su can
didatura, do las gracias mas ex
presiyas a cuantos venian apo
yandola.
La gaceta., 1931-10-31

Madre de cinco hijos, viol6 la
ley SEGA y ell juez tuvo compa-
sion de ella, dejandola en- Ii
bertad. Y ~
Dias despues, la mujer de
nuevO cay6 en- poder de la pO-
licia, cuando transportaba 70
galones de "moonshine."
La hembra,, que es madre y
no quiso cumplir 10 que ofre-
ciera, aver fue condenada a
pasar un ano y un dia en- la
prisi6n del condado.
iQue pensaran los hijitos
cuando Sc enteren de que la
mama Sc ha "marchado de via
je", pOr un ano.
PObres ellos, los nihos, 81 la
madre, apesar de sus faltas,
les atendia bien, carihosamen-
tie; desventurada y terca ella.
Ell juez cumpli6 con su deber
La gaceta., 1931-10-31
DOS PENAS DE MUERTE
Sc PEDIRA A JUDD

Phoenix, oct. Bel estado
de Arizona pedira dos wees la
pena de muerte para la Sra.
Winnie Ruth Judd, la bella ase-
sina que confes6 el crimen re
cientemente perpetrado y de
cual fueron Victimas la Srta.
HedviR Samuelson y la Sra. Ag-
mes Ann le Roi.
FL fiscal del condado Lloyd
Andrews, dijO hoy q euse la juz.
CARA por cada uno de los casos
La gaceta., 1931-10-31

Quitese o p6ngase la Garcia
esta noche, segun lie acomode.
81 listed pertenece al icon :
tingente" de los que viven con
ell "antifaz' puesto, esta noche,
por zanzibar, quiteselo y liable
con claridad.
81 desgraciadamente figura
en- ell grupo de los que pasan
por la vida sin careta,, enton-
ces p6ngase hoy ell antifaZ, O.
cutie sus ideas y sentimientos
y....... a vivir.
A los pocos que "alientan''
sin Garcia, les cOnvendria dist
par sus penas, en- la noche de
hoy, saliendo a la via publica
con trajes rojos y rabos verdi
negros.
Los "caretudos" de toda la
vida pasarian una noche feliz,
Recommendations y mostra!
dose tai como son, en- su salsa
agria Y amarga.
La gaceta., 1931-10-31

Nuevas declaraciones ultra
2timistas hizo aver ell presi
lente Hoover.
La normalidad, segGn ell je.
del estado, esta conquistan.
% a la desconfianza, en- asun-
IS monetarios.
Han cesado las quiebras de
'os pequenos bancos;" ell pre-
10 del trigo ha subido en- 10
2 centavos por "bushel;" de.
aXtranjero han cesado de re.
clamar oro......
Otra vez nos ha servido Mr.
Hoover su "remedio" favoritc
para la depresi6n.... palabras.
palabras y NADIA mas.
Un sintoma de que le pros.
0eridad esta en- canine, de que
La gaceta., 1931-10-31
HOOVER DECLARE QUE ST
OBSERVA UN CAMBIO
FAVORABLE

Washington, Octubre 81
A. los dos amos exactos de ha-
berse iniciado en- la Bolsa Ia
gran baja de valores, ell Presi-
dente Hoover declare aver que
Sc obsrvaba un gran cambio y
una gran mejorfa en- las con
diciones de los creditos con 2,
videntes y PRACTICES efectos 9
videnciados por la restauraci6n