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ables upon the team who have not been
injured at critical times during the
year have had a Wrangle or two with
their studies to make them ineligible,
As result Byrne has had inland out
luck with his schedule.
But the bright spot is that the ma
jOrity of the boys who are going fairly
well this year will be back next sea-
son. They will come back thoroughly
grounded in the fundamentals of the
game and therefore able to grasp some
of the deceptive plays Byrne wishes
to teach them. This year his task har
been TO ground ;hc bays for next years
stunts.
Two backs. enc center and an end
will be lost By graduation. One of the
backs viii be Mike Scanlon. halfback
and this years captain, Mike is a
smart headS-up schoolboy player. and
his loss will be felt, though Byrne has
several reserves being tuned to move up.
This is an all-Irish backfleld at St.
Johns. But, I'm sure, neither County
Mayo nor County Cork are doing any
cheering at what the boys have done
so Tar. When the enemy can pile I'D
20 on the Irish, it is a bad year for
the good people of the ould sod.
Well. it's an Irish backfieId. ANYHOW.
There's young Mr.. Scanlon and his las
pounds of heft pairing with John Lynch,
1S5 pounds, as halfbacks. ScanIon is
at his peak and may show the cash
customers that this afternoon when he
goes in against Dewitt. Ee is a plung-
ing type Of back, while Lynch is a
mighty handy boy when a piece OF
blocking is needed.
John Mccarthy is a 6-foot quarter
back with plenty of talent in kicking.
He Is only Is years of age, is a new
man, ano you can bet that Byrne is
nursing him carefully for next years
big parade. When In action he does
all OF the teams kicking, the punts,
try for points and does no mean piece
Of passing.
! Frank Jordan makes up the rest Of
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o. Despite Sachs Courage Faces Young Team Buckne
Hoya-TerrOr Tilt
For 1892 Carded

CEORGETOWN and western
" Maryland foot ball teams will
play their game next season in
the Baltimore Stadium on October
%. This announcement comes from
Barney Spier, graduate manager of
athletics OF the Westminster institu-
ton. II will be the fourth consecu-
tive meeting Of the Hoyas and Ter
rnrs. with Western Maryland now
being one up in the series.
II also mas been announced thai
Georgetown viii meet Bucknell,
which II opposes here Saturday.
again next Fall. The date and place
Of the game has not been indicated.
II is said that Michigan State. met
for the past two years, VIII not be
on the Hilltoppers' 1892 list. Nego-
tiations looking TO game with
Florida are reported to be under way.
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the losers end OF most of the seasons
conflicts.
This Is an experimental year, after
all" he argues. II am drilling only In
fundamentals. believe in a few plays
thoroughly understood rather than many
and not so well played. may stick In
a few stunts next year. The boys will
then be ready for them.
After all, you know" he adds, 1--WE
all cannot have winners. We take foot
ball only as an aid to studies. If that
works out we term the season success
full"
raul played at Georgetown and ut
Ycvo!a as a b:clificld man. He starred
.tS1 in college and professional base
ball He played behind the bat in the
Eastern League and in southern loops.
But no matter how much attention
Paul is paying to next years eleven and
chances, I notice that he is Sparing
nothing to bring his st. John eleven
round to knock of the GonZaga flock
on Friday, November Is, at Central
Stadium.
This battle, they ten me, is a mean
one. with the winner and the loser
glad to 60 home and forget 1t for the
rest Of the season.
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game as follows

Stonebraker, left end; Med, left
tackle: Hoax, left guard: Goodwin,
center: James right guard; Marter,
right tackle; Endler, right end; Mezza,
quarterback Vetter, left half: Myers,
right half; Hinkie, fullback.
Georgetown plans to take the field
with the following eleven:
Hudson, left end: Richard, left tackle:
Dubofsky, left guard McManus, center:
Danner, right guard; E. Katalinas, right
tackle: Carolina, right end: King. quar-
terback; Viskovitch, left halfback;
Alenty, right halfback; Bordeau, full
back.
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|. C.-4A DATES NAMED
Meet viii Be Held July s and 8 on
CALIFORNIA; New Oval.

BERKELEY. Calf, November ~
The 7. c. A. a. A. A track and heia
meet will be hell on the University OF
California'S new oval next July and y
w. W. Monahan, graduate manager
has announced. ooo
The meet win attract between SuO
and 400 college athletes from all par =
OF the United states, officials said an9
VIII come Just a week before the ma
american olympic games tryouIA Ten.
tatlvely scheduled for the SsanIo0o
University stadium at Palo Alto.
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MARINE ELEVEN FAVORED
Gallaudet Faces Indicated Team
at Quantico Tomorrow.

OuANTICO, Va, November 5.-Quan-
tico Marines, indicated in seven games
this season, are expected to defeat Gal
laudets courageous but green eleven
tomorrow in their foot ball game here
starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Marines have piled up 236 points, or
an average of nearly "a a game.
Andy Zeher, crack fulfback, u the
leading point-getter with 80.
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BURROUGHS TEAMS
OPEN PLAY SUNDAY.
Two Games Scheduled for
New 125-Pound Gridiron
Aggregation.

~ LAY In the newly organized
- I25-pcund foot ball league.
sponsored by the Burroughs
Citizens Association, will be-
gin Sunday with two games scheduled
on the Taft Recreation Center Field.
Six teams are entered and two Tits
will be staged each Sunday until De-
cenber q. when play will cease.
Following is the complete schedule:
November s-Burroughs VS.. Mcmillan Park,
November 5i i5"Molnt Rainier VS. Coionials.
l pm, St stephens VS.. BurroughE, pm.
p No1embeP PARK Pa @ Ss St. Paus
B b Mount ut Ranier vs. ST. ste
lhen5, / pm. St. Pauls Us. Burroughs,
December q Colonials VS., MCMILLAN Park.
pm. St Sstepbbern,,ss vs. st. Paul. pm.
ioT, / pm. ST. Stephens VS.. colonials,
becenlter 27-McMnlan Park VS.. Mount
Rainier. pm.
HEADLINED by the Frater-Seaman
L Gunner game in the unlimited dt-
vision. and a 150-pound clash be-
tween Northern Props and Palace
teams, an attractive schedule Of 10 grid
games will be presented Sunday in the
Capital City League.
The schedule follows:
UNLIMITED DIVISION.
Dixie PIGS VS.. Marions, at Seat Pleasant,
pm. Referee-Mr. Du -Four. Umpire-Mr.
Brookiand VS.. St Stephens. a: Gonzaga
Field 3 pm. Referee-O. Mitchell. Umpire
Dfi Raw law VS. Gin Blue Goals, at Del Ray.
pm. Referee-Mr. Crandall. Umpire-Mr.
Kienle
Mr.. Stevens. Linesman-Mr. Tulloch'
15O-PoUND DIVISION.
Petworth Pennants VS.. Meridians; at Silver
spring; ! pm. Referte-I pdi: McD1najsSifl Silver
sp SG5shefs p rasp' ReIferee@Mf. Mcdonald.
0i ceentenniais VS.. Brentwood Hawks, Con-
zaSe Field, pm. Referee-o. Mitchell.
Umpire-Mr. harrington, ~, or,,L Wa,
Stantons VS.. Brookland Boys N CiupL wes'
Potomac No. 2, 3 pm. Referee-Mr' Cox
1s5-PoUND DIVISION.
Notre Dame Preps VS.. Apache Props, At
Fairlawn No. 8, pm. Referee-Mr. En-
Northeast Motors VS.. rsdesss at H Msst
Potomac NO, = Pm
stler.
Tn nreparation for Sundays contest
with the Rebels at Fredericksburg, Va,
Alcoya Motor pigskinners will drill 10
NIGHT at 7:3O O'Clock on the Arlington
Fire Department field.
All st. Stephens Prep players are re-
olested to report for light scrlmmage
tonight at 8 o'clock at the feid at
Seventeenth and B streets.
DETwoRTH REMNANTS will be put
through a drill on the Iowa Ave
nue. Playground at 1880 O'Clock
tonight.
Dixie Pigs, with tough game IN
front of them in the Capital CITY
League Sunday, will prepare tonlgnL at
8 O'Clock on the Seat Pleasant fleId.
Stantons are to report on the Wash
ington Terminal field at Z o'clock for
A practice. Sunday they Will play the
Brookland Boys Club.
A game for Sunday with a 135-pound
eleven is sought by the Northeast
Troians. Call George Davis at Lincoln
0592-M between and>7 pm.
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teehnic Institute meet in their annual
game this week. The chances seem
good that the latter will win. unless
the former plays 3 lot better foot ball
than 1t has shown so far. In other
games for South Atlantic teams. Vir-
gtnia Military Institute goes against
Clemson at Norfolk and Duke tries con-
illusions with Kentucky ct Lexington.
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N VOW II this year was next
M year l would be able to
4 Y have you flip mitts with a
very happy young foot ball
coach.
He is Paul Byrne of ST. Johns
College. tutoring a team that is
just $3.50 this semester, but, ah,
gentlemen, as full Of promises for
next season as bird who wants
to borrow Shinplaster.
It has been a tough year on cotton,
business and Mr.. Byrne's grid eleven.
For instance, just when the former
Georgetown and Loyola (Baltimore)
backheld dynamo gets his prizes out of
the wheel chair and off the clutches, a
critical teacher out there at st. Johns
gets a very silly notion that studies
come before athletics. And what hap
pens, but there is Mr. Byrne holding the
bag with nothing in it but trouble.
And that's the way it goes with Paul,
taking it as one of the discOmfOrts of
war. He believes also that Latin pre-
cedes foot ball and, as a result, it would
seem that those Purple and Gray grid
ders are either going to go into huddle
with their scholastic duties or get their
foot ball from the sports pages.
Do not let this discourse lead you to
believe that any one on that military
grid eleven is ducking his scholastic
duties. From what they tell me out on
the Tidal Basin field yesterday, where
the boys were drilling, you either do or
don't. And the do notS are not on the
foot ball squad.
However, this is no argument on
whether q foot ball player should or
should not be able to read and write
English. have heard of some who
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K. c. TOssERs TO TOLL.

knights of Columbus basket ball
tossers will stage their first workout
of the season tonight at 7:30 O'Clock
on the home floor.
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II Of 29PLAYERS
ARE SOPHOMORES
At Least Five of Those to
Start Are Playing Their
First Year on Varsity.
BY r. ID. THOMAS,

IF Georgetown achieves the un.
expected Saturday and whips
Bucknell, II of the 80 Bucknell
players will be on the short
end of things for the first time in
their college foot ball careers.
The II are sophomoreS. As
freshmen they battied through
seven games without a loss, and
the current varsity has yet to meet
defeat, though tied three times.
There will at least be five sophomores
in the Bisons' starting line-up against
Georgetown They are Endler at right
end, James at right guard, Priest and
Myers at the halves and Hcydrich at
quarter.
nTHER sophomores, Farina, center,
and Dorman and Dempsey. guard
and tackle, respectively, will play
large part of the game, It is expected,
and Peters probably will take q turn in
the backfeld.
Georgetown will be the first Of three
tough opponents to be met by Bucknell
on successive Saturdays, W. and J. and
Fordham 10 follow.
So far the Bisons haven't shown
much of an offensive punch, Coach
Snavely having concentrated on the de-
fensive play Of his youngsters. And
they were something TO boast of in this
respect in preventing a score by Tenn
pie or Villanova.
Tickets for the game are on sale at
the Georgetown athletic Office, at Grit
nth Stadium and at Spalding's with
reserved seats at 81, general admissions
81 and box seats SO. High school stu
dents with athletic association cards
will be admitted for so cents.
Here are the statistics on the Buck
nell PLAYERS:
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B yrne is a
S m o o t h = working
coach. It is his
third year at the
school, and he is
pleased with results
despite the fact
that Ia hnn &nkaA
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the secondary and he fills the fullback
berth we'll He is a good, all-around
player and, as the rest of his mates, is
a menace to the enemy when he is not
playing from wheel chair.
But upon the long. lanky Mccarthy
ByrnO places much of the hopes he is
entertaining for next years eleven.
Byrne may build his team around the
young ace.
In the line Byrne has a pair Of very
light ends in Lock and Wells, who jiggle
the Fairbanks at 125 pounds apiece
McKeever, Sullivan and Cullinane are
ends, but injuries and other setbacks
may keep them out of action today.
Two Ast-year tackles, Daley and
Cummings, the former $50 pounds and
the latter $50, fill their berths well,
while Dixon and Stanley, weighing I55
apiece, are two guards who team SPLEEN
didly. They are the Damon and
Phythias Of the team, having arrived
at school at the same time, alike in
scholastic standing, weigh the same and
pal together.
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Bvrne's smart

Byrne's smart
looking youngsters
have won but one
game out of three
this semester. No
Cn2 ct the Schocl
is cheering owe"
the matter. But
there seems to be
the feeling at the
institution that it
could be W orS e .
FyFI- - - i -. i
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RogerSon holds

RogerSon holds
down the center
job well enough to
suit the coach. He
is a light fellow,
tipping the scales
under $50 pounds,
but tough enough
to keep on his way.
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Dixie Pigs, with a tough game IN
front of them in the Capital City
League Sunday, will prepare tonight at
8 O'Clock on the Seat Pleasant heId.
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Stantons are to report on the Wash
ington Terminal field at Z o'clock for
a practice. Sunday they will play the
Brookland Boys Club.
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And they will make
the headlines while
some one e Is e
reads them.
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Sees Grid Rainbow in 1892
Coach Not Worried by His 1881 Setbacks.
BY TOM DOERER-

VOW If this year was next
/ year 1 would be able to
y have you flip mitts with a
very happy young foot ball
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rETWoRTH REMNANTS will be put
through drill on the Iowa Ave
nue. Playground at 1880 o'clock
&Dnf
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A game for Sunday with a 135-pound.
eleven is sought by the Northeast
Trojans. Call George Davis at Lincoln
O592-M between and7 pm.
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All st. Stephens Prep players are re-
nuested to report for light scrlmmage
tonight at 8 o'clock at the fleld at
Seventeenth and B streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

However, this is no argument on
whether a foot ball player should or
should not be able to read and write
English. I have heard of some who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-05

In preparation for Sundays contest
with the Rebels at Fredericksburg, Va
Alcova Motor pigskinners Will drlll 70
night at 1880 o'clock on the Arlington
1ire Department field.
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FACES FOUR HARD
CONTESTS IN ROW
Mills Proves His Own Grit
by Keeping Up Players
Determined Spirit.
BY H. {. BYRD.

7 Using al the ingenuity at
his command, marshaling
~ his forces for a final drive,
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dita, 81, maldita, pero que nun.
ca lego al feroz salvajismo de-
momento actual.
Ell General Machado Sc cree
autorizado a lamar a sus adj
versarios todas las acusaciones
mas ofensivas e injustificadas
zero cuando estos utilizan ST.
quiera ell sagrado derecho de
defensa Sc exaspera y violenta.
Como a TODD tirano, la contra
dici6n 10 irrita y 10 enfurece
sin admitir que ninguna pena
sea injusta v dura 81 sc aplica
a quien ha osado no reconocer
que es ell mejor gobernante de
la terra.
Ell Soviet russo, segGn ell ma
nifiesto, ha dominado, a la in
telectualidad cubana, a los nj
nos, a las mujeres, a todos los
que en- Cuba estan en- la oposi-
ci6n, es decir, a la totalidad de
sus habitantes, sin mas excep-
clones que los que estan unidos
al Gobierno por ilegftimos inte-
reses y atados por la comunidad
de sus errores, faltas Y crime
mes. No sc conforma con tener
suspendida la espada
sobre nuestras cabezas mien-
tras estamos en- Cuba. Utilizan-
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do los servicios de ciertos Con-
sules, convertidos en- esbirros,
Sc espfan nuestros actos, Sc to-
ma nota de ~nuestras palabras y
Sc esta pendiente de nuestra CO.
rrespondencia, esperanto ell mo-
mento propicio para denunciar-
nos por La violaci6n de las le-
yes,-que conocenfos, respeta-
mos, admiramos Y cumplimos,
de esta terra hospitalaria y
enemiga del atropello y la injus-
ticia, advirtiendonos ell General
'souIv4u9Ip7me pIgd 'opsqogN
idespues de acusarnos de comu-
~nistas, que ell Gobierno de Was
hington procede a estos con
"acci6n rapida, memorable y e.
jecutiva''. Els cierto que tiene
estos caracteres la acci6n "de
la gloriosa democracia de Abra-
ham Lincoln, ell Ap6stol de Ia
libertad humane sin destingos
nj reservas mentales; pero en-
esta terra no Sc llega nunca a
la acci6n sino despues de una
Investigation cuidadosa, sin tri
quinuelas nj componendas, ms
prada por un espfritu de justi-
cia absolute e impartial, con a.
NOR a la verdad, sin prejuicios,
nj rencores personales, y menos
hambre de venganza y de tira-
MIA. Los gobernantes estadouni-
denses respetan al mas humble
de los ciudadanos, no aspiran
mas que a la felicidad del pue-
bio, no Sc detienen ante ningun.
sacrificio para obtener su bien
La gaceta., 1931-02-13

go-Detroit fueron aver p~uestas
en- pedgro cuando un tercer pa
sajero inesperadamente mostr6
aberraciones mentales mientras
ell aparato Sc hallaba en- ell aire.
FL aeroplano Sc dirigfa de De
troit a Chicago, con Luis Ste
ward de photo. Steward volvi6
la cabeza al sentir 1n ruido ex-
traho y vic que Ell pasajero Sc
colgaba por la puerta hacia Ell
exterior del aparato y hacfa q.
maniobrara a asaltos.
Trat6 de convencer al hon.
bre para que volviera a SUI asien
to, pero este empez6 a descol-
garse Y a correr por la camara.
BESIDE ell aerodromo de aqui
Sc lie condujo a I'm manicomio.
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Wash, 13.-Declarando aver
ante ell comite del senado que in
vestiga ell precio de los artlcu-
los de primera necesidad, Frank
w. Wheeler, asistente del presi-
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CIRCULO CUBANO DE
TAMPA
Secci6n de Benefieencia

Secci6n de Beneficencia
Por este medic deseamos ha-
GER saber a los Sres socios de
que a consecuencia del immense
trabajo que lie acarrea su pro-
pia clientele, lie ha sido imposi-
vie al DR.. Dominguez hacerse
cargo de los clientes del DR.. To-
rretta, ell cual Sc ausent6 por
breVes dias de la localidad, de-
jando en- su lugar al Dr.. Minar-
di, con ell mismo horario que
tiene ell DR.. Torretta er los re-
cibos, y en- las mismas Ofici-
mas.
Los avisos para Ell DR.. Minar-
di Sc daran a la Secretaria del
Circulo, telefono Y 1854.
Ell Secretario.
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Ell MANIFESTO DE
MACHADO
(vie3 de la Pag. 81


10 que lasetres suspensiones de
unas garantfas constituencies
que nunca han existido para lel
General Machado y que jamas
fueron respetadas por 81. Las
.da { interminabIes sus
.ol7s nc har tsn;do ma
Aey Marclal de la colonia, tpro-
mulgada para exterminar a les
patriotas cubanos1. y la famo-
sa Ley de Explosives, que casti-
ga con la pena capital al aFtor
de un estornudo que suena CO.
mo I'm petardo o un cohetee que
Ell General Weyler considee6 su
anxiliar mas poderoso para AGA
.Jar con la. revolution redento-
ra de 1895. Y despues de mas
de cuatro meses de no detener
Sc ell General Machado ante las
das mas contrarias a las le-
yes humans Y divinas, Sc W
ahora en- la imperiosa necesidae
de confesar SUI impotencia, re-
conocer su derrota, y de pedir
auxilio a quienes no pueden n
deben prestarselo.
Los gobernantes rusos no son
tan candidos para emplear sus
energfas y su dinero en- fomen
tar ell comunismo en- Cuba, II
nacion en- que precisamente tie
men que resultar in1tiles todos
sus esfuerzos. Made ignora que
en- ell supuesto, contrario por
complete a la realidad, de que
todos los habitantes de Cuba
profesaran las ideas comunistas
seria impossible, absolutamente
impossible, ell ensayo de I'm regi-
men Soviet. Washington no 10
consentirfa Y ell pretendido en-
sayo seria la derrota mas YER
gonzosa para ell Gobierno de
Moscow. Todo 10 que a este res
pecto Sc afirma en- ell repetido
manifesto es puerilmente ri
diculo, explicandose que ell &C.
neral Machado, viendose va en
los momentos de tener que aban
donar ell poder, recurra a esta
mezquina acusaci6n, de la mis-
ma manera que los revoluciona-
rios de Febrero fueron acusa-
dos de german6filos para justi-
ficar todos los atropellos e in
justicias de aqueIla epoca, mall
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estar y no llegan a
rapida, inexorable y
mas que cuando Ia salud i q
Patria, supreme Ley de Ia Re
pdblica, asf 10 demanda Y ext
ge sin duda possible. Washing
ton combate ell comunismo con
la verdad, la justicia y su de-
dicaci6n nunca i~nterrumpida
para alcanzar que todos los ciu-
dadanos posean con facilidad
los mediosk ficientes para lie
mar s.on5esidades. Por enci-
ma ID fuerza y la violencia'
La ley, la equidad y la protec-
ci6n al necesitado. Washington,
de acuerdo con Pho XI en- su re-
ciente trabajo de Pascuas, sabe
que la humanidad" padece sed
de justicia social. En- Cuba, ell
concepto de la verdad, la Ley,
la justicia y la libertad estor-
ban y constituyen en- delincuen-
tes a los educados en- la religion
del deber.
(Continuard).
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LOS COSECHBROS DE TA-
BACO DE FLORIDA Y CO.
NNETICUT PIDEN MEDI-
DAS CONTRA LA CAPA
DE


Wash, Feb, 13.-Ante ell CO.
misionado de aduanas Eble los
cosecheros de talbaco de la Flo
rida Y Connecticut pidieron aver
Sc prohiba la entrada a la capa
de Sumatra como I'm medic pa
"a revivir su negocio.
Green los peticionarios que
a la capa de csc lugar puede a.
plicarsele la ley de tarifa, por
cuanto es Ecosechada por hon.
bres semiesclavizados.
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I'm p%rominente ciudadano de
Tampa, W. A. Bonacker, de 62
amos, muri6 aver en- ell hospital
de la isla Davis.
Hoy por la tarde Sc efectua-
ra ell entierro, en- ell cementerio
Myrtle Hill.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, una
hija, tres hermanos y dos her
manas.
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VOTlCIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Viene de la Pag. q

(Viene de la Pag. q
Despues la rondalla tocara
las siguientes pleas ia Ten
ia" "Burlerfas Gitanas, Bombi-
ia Chico, "a orillas del Ebro',
"Quita Pesares'' "De mi TERRA
eel Cato Monies" y ia Rio
jana.
Por la noche, a las ocho, ten
dra lugar ell banquete al Sr. En-
bajador, en- ell salon de actos del
Centre Esjanol.
La gaceta., 1931-02-13

Ltatlembre de 1929 los
Wf0sde los alimentos ha baja
do en- un IS por cieTNo.
Ell precio de una libra de pan,
fabricada Y vendida por esa ca
dena, eA de $50 centavQS guam
do ell ano pasado era de GIG cen
ltavos.
Cuesta la libra All y deja ca
da hogaza una utilidad de Ia.
Asegura que la utilidad en-
muchos artfculos es solo de 212
a 80. .
La carne que ell ano pasado
Use vendfa a Sc c~entavos la libra
la llamada prilnera de primera,
este 2no solo ouesta 46; ell ia
m6gS ha bajado de 20 a Is cen
tayos la libra; La tocineta de 81
a'36 y la carne de gallina de 38
a 80. 4
La gaceta., 1931-02-13

my Howard, conocido coma a
pistelero y contrabandista, Tue
onetrallado aqul. Doce pro
9,o.les de una ametralladora
hcieron blancoeen su cuerpo.
La policia detuvo en- relaci6n
con ell case a IT hombfsR dee Sc
hallaban reunidos en- la trastien
da de I'm establecimiento.
Ell bandNo que hizo los dis
paros defae un autom6vil iba
acompaRado por otros dos hon.
bress
La gaceta., 1931-02-13

'ACTT0 COMO LOCO MEN
TWAS VIAJABA EN- UN
ERoPLANo
fIDetroit, Feb, 13.-Las vidas
Re dos pasajeros y ell photo de
un aeroplano de la Inca Chica-
Evening star., 1931-12-04

You can time your baking with this kitch-
en- clock. which Is always accurate. They
are attractively finished and well made
Operates on A. c. current e. costs very
little to run