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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

upright, 1885, fully guaranteed; one-year ex-
from ss5. O. J. De Mol Z Co. 18th "a and 6
SITS. ,entrance on 18th ST..
PIANO; ster upright. must sell $50; baby S
bed, high chair. hobby horse, S. AIS 10th
PIANO-It you want to save on used baby
grand' we have fne grand at s295 deliv
privilege on his one. o. J. De Mol ( Co,
18th and G SITS. tentrance on 18th ST..
PIANO PIANO standard make: plain mahoEany;
Mass ave. NV.
PIANo s,- in t5st,sIasS condition. will sacri
PIANO. PLAYER. Marshall & Wendall music
stand and $50 rolls; sacrifice for 800 cash
704 10th st. ne.
upright. good condition. s25
PIANos-Used steinway upriehts. We have
several fine used steinways at very reason
s Of Cons s. Mo Gnee yOr Eant one
SITS. entrance on 18th ST..
PIERCE-ARROw MOTOR = Positively like
IN smep'h nd Gget
Ra5hsEtSrd Sqisa Motor o' Co. =" llPI 18th 81
RIDING HABIT. and puttees, ladys; size l6;
good condition. IS. Adams 1922
d RUG R PH . tod S dsssn
SEWING MACHINES-Dropheao SINGER. SIS;
New Home. SIS: Standard. SIS; New Ideal.
s mo Renting and repairinr. Open evenings.
Z. Sew. Mich Shop. 3l3 Pa. Sc. Lin 0275.
SEWING HINES-Reconditioned trea-
dies. electric pOrtabeS and consoles as low
as 1896 White Sewing Machine Co.. 800 H
St NV.
SEWING MACHINEs-sineer portable cleo
tries. $40 dropheads, SIS, $40: rents. So: re-
pairs. 655 Pa. ave. Sc, upstairs Lin. 2sol
TOM THUMB POOL TABLES. slightly used;
VIII sell at half price. Adams 1886. l9s
TYPEWRITERS-An makes sold rented. re-
paired. Tradeins accepted; best rental ma
chimes In city; new and used perta ai % on
l7l4 II ST. NV.
TYPEWRITERs.sellin of machines, that
havs been TRACED in and
writer Co. l4Os Eve ST. NV. Natl ASS
Capitol St. away from the high rents. Sell
ing. renting. repairins all makes. Open eve
ninss. Lin. 00s2.
TYPEWR1TERs-Washington Typewriter Ex-
Wonderful bargains. sO7 18th st. NV.
IrYPEWRII TIERS don't have to take
fhsnce nlted has iow-pfieed maGn nirsS
Typewriter Co. 1927 N. Y. ave. Nat. $500
TYPEWRITER RENTAL sERvIcE-Table
free! Nat. $500. United Typewriter Co.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1888 Underwoods; Royals and L.; c. Smiths
VIOLIN. a size, s25, washing machine. $40:
several ,, coats and dresses. 81, 81 and So
each Winter rer coat SIZE J6s, a. 81 dining table
WASHING MACHINES = Brand new, floor
bar and other standard makes; big SAVINGS;
ply ply Co Co III 9Th St a NV National 1870 uO
WATCH. .split-second Jursenson; cost $780,
will sell for $500. 1925 Monroe NV.
BLUE SPRUCE. 75c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

hardware trade direct for manufacturer.
New item Commission and expense account.
Address Box 19l-K. Star offce. IL
SALESMEN-In answering this ad you'll be
prepared to buy a small 4-cylnder car. Spe-
cIaI purchase plan will place this car in your
hands with little cash down and small
monthly payments. This new car will be
your automobile. short and vigorous
ing new cars will soon establish you in
position that will allow you to earn sub
stantial income. The car you will be selling
is a Ford. You will become member Of
that great organization. Write out simple
have done in the past. II it is good. we
want you. II your success has been flatter
ing. let us help you establish yourself once
again. Every reply to this ad Will be
swered. Address Box 134-J, Star ONCE.
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By Quig Slayer.

Curiousy, the man looked the dead beast and
when he the holes in it he looked at Jason
with awe Who are YOU" he asked. and what
you doing in Zoram?' And now 1t was Grid
ley,s turn to be astonished Am I in Zoram?" he
exclaimed. Are you of the men of zoram?"
The warrior answered Yes" Then tell me-" cried
Jason, do you know Jana The Red Flower of
Zoram?" The warriors eyes widened in surprise.
What do YOU know of The Red Flower stranger"
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WOMEN OR GIRLS. two or three. TOR liGht
fed work in Arlington County; residents
with cars preferred: commission basis strict
ly. Apply Room 5. Rucker BLDG, CLARENDON,
to 5 pm. Monday. 10
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ocassion--among Others THE Girl 1 Left Behind
Me-" For few, the ceremony merely means,
Never Again." but the great majority feel keenly
the breaking of ties that through four years have
bound them In the fellowship of the corps. Grad
uation exercises are usually held at Battle Monu-
ment. and, Of course the entire corps attends the
exercises After an invocation by the chaplain and
an address by the superintendent OF the academy,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DE1IcATEssEN;m Fully equipped; doing FOOD
DEL1CATEssEN STORE. fully equipped:
good location; sacrifice for quick sale. l40l
nth st. NV. North 1865.
DRESS SHOP space in millinery shop. es-
tablished clientele. Address Box 4e3-J. Star
BARBkCUE and lunch room for sale on
Brentwood, Md: near District line; unuSu-
ally attractive bldg. Price, s25oo. Phone
North 2405.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE, good
location. doing good business; sacrifice &C
count Of death in family. SO2 Bladensburg
cHEvERLY GAS STATION. STOCK AND
Sept Forced to sell on account of illness.
A good buy for $4,000 cash. Phone Hyasts-
vile 1916. lss
BOOMING AND BOARDING house, 8 rooms,
seefioe oS Pau ave viii sell furniture sico
cash. and rent house reasonable. AGENTS do
not reply. Address Box 26l-K, Star oftice.
MARLBORO HOTEL. UPPER MARLBORO,
ing business: ~ rooms. all furnished; known
for its excellent meals and accommodation;
on the Grain Highway and drawing patron
surrounded by about 5 acres of ground. Lib
eral terms. Reason for selling, death. Phone
Nat. s6s1 r. I. Elliott, ewes, Cley 454l.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP; good locations; full
b AMmsn & Co. 2s4s WISCONSIN ave. ''''
SECOND TRUST NOTES-Have several good
notes made by purchasers and secured on
new modern homes. II interested in the
purchase of these notes. see T. 8. Wood,
LUNCH ROOM. good location: reasonable
terms S063 M st, NV. 20s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Broom HOME. MODERN THROUGHOUT:
attic. garage. 1st commercial zone. Easily
converted for home bakery. delicateSsen
barber shop, etc; new section of many
homes; opportunity to get in FIRST.
See Any Time.
2o7 KENNEDY ST NV.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC
.l226 18th St. NV. North 0962
ERY-DELICATESSEN
Here is your chance to get In on ground
floor New section OF all new homes devel-
opinE very rapidly: no other stores.
Do Not Overlook This Store
Reasonable Rent. Long Lease.
Open to PM. See 1t
2Ol KENNEDY 81. NV.
WAPLE JAMES. INC.
1926 l4th ct. NV. North Oa62
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. young. neat. for general
housewoTk; can stay nights; $40 week.
Apply at Robin Hood Coffee Shop, 10Th
and SITS NV.
HOUSEKEEPER. white; stay nights; one
child in school; employed couple; suburbs.
Address Box 287-K. Star ONCE
MOTHERS HELPER. white: viii give pri-
gvste room and board. Call CLARENDON 1882
WOMAN. white. experienced general house
worker. mothers helper who wants a home
and $50 per month. 5000 18th st. e. Pot
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PERSONAL INSTRUCTION. ALL BRANCHES
of beauty work: learn i'll months. evenings;
reasonable 1918 F st. NV End floor. ls'
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY
refined expert instructors; your or our car.
Il46 18th St Nv. Dec. 1924. 49,
PRIVATE TUTOR, PRIMARY GRADE SUB
jects specially. Sickly and backward chill
dren unable to attend school; individual
attention; ref. Adams 0840.
JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS: piano. SAY. banjo:
etc: guitar and 10 lessons for Sl2: student
Orchestras. Christensen School. 7l8 18th st.
NV. Dist, 1878. Instruments. Free booklet.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN WANTS INSTRUC-
ton in conversational Italian given by
French-speak teacher: one-hour lesson
two evenings a week. two dollars lesson.
Address Box 235-K. Star Office 49,
AUTO LESSONS RELIABLE WHITE IN
structor. 81 hour. any hours, parking for
tests permits secured. G. Noel. North 744O.
CoACHING-READING A SPECIALITY
arithmetic. English. geography. spelling.
history, French. German, Latin. Address
Box Tx. Star office. IL
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
i AT THE MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
lest. 1872
Washingtons Original and Foremost School
New Low Rates Now in Effect.
DAY, Evening Glasses. Easy Terms
sIs l4th St NV. and 1928 N II. Ave. NV
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HELP-WOMEN.

hELT-WOMENs
BOOKKEEPER. double entry; experience and
reference: state salary desired. Address Box
1921. Star Office. -
GENERAL HOUSEWOORK, good cook. Ger
man preferred. Call Emerson 1888 after
pm.
GIRL. white. experienced. to take eharGe Of
2-year-old boy and apartment; good COOK;
may attend evening school; $25 month. Dec.
1900. Apt. sol. Saturday pm.
GIRLS to learn beauty course complete;
$40; paid while learning. Between 10 and
II am. is f st. NV. ~
GIRLS. two. neat. intelligent, to learn beauty
Rulture. Suite 225 National Press Bids,
to IL am.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. 25-40. for man and
child: live in: no heavy work; references.
Apply AIS Corcoran Court.
LADIES f5)-House- house selling; expert
ence not necessary: chance TO make good in
come from commissions OH brand-new Spe-
i7cialty Apply at once. 1920 18th st. NV
PRESS OPERATORS and hand ironers, ex-
perienced only. Apply Mr.. Scott, Dupont
Laundry. 1885 Sherman ave.
. SALES REPRESENTATIVE-EA6 VIAVI
CO. 1870 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV. has an
o. = - oman qualified by education
and personality to intelligently interest the
publ" by contact work. Call or write for
&.erview
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WIIl1II, GIRL.
SITUATION-MEN.

Chambermaid and waitress. for family OF
four references: stay nights. Apply before
noon. Clev. 6477. Address 1850 Brandy
wine ST NV
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There comes day In June when the cadets OF
the first class West Point view for the last time
as cadets, that inspiring sight Of the color guard
escorting the flag from the guard house for dress
paradeit is the day of the graduation parade. The
parade starts usual Then the first class falls
out and the remainder Of the corps marches by
them in review. The band plays an air that long
established custom has reserved for this particular
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HELP-WOMEN.

SAL ESW OMEN for psrt-tIme work must
have ready to-wsar. millinery or hosiery
experience. in high type store. Apply TO
Mr.. 81 T. Snyder. Raleigh Haberdasher'
1910 + st
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WOMAN Opening and opportunity for an
AMBITIOUS woman who desires ~ progress In
business applicants are required to be be-
tween 80 and SO years OF age ana De IL y
position to devote two weeks to special
study Address Box 260K Star once
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WOMAN, white or colored. experienced. TO
work in delicateSsen store; references. Slo
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MAN wanted TO work 1t farm shares in
southern Maryland. near Waldorf. Apply to
Charles w. GRAY. Waldorf. Nd. l8'
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL. Sunday, Mon
day: priyate-appearing limousine: five or six
pass; by historian driver. zoos l4th ST.
Sunday.
PRIVATE AUTOMOBILES, Florida. Califor-
mia, waiting: share expense: refs. exchaneed.
Bunyan'S, 1921 Pa. ave. Met. 1882. MOTOR
lists please register. ID"
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fINOLEUM LAYERS t2l. state experience
and salary expected. Address Box 49i-J,
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FORD PHAETON and snappy roadsters E.
Always group Of these fine little cars
Eynon, Ford Dealer, 1897 Irving st. NV.
Adams 1887. Day and night sales.
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MAN with general knowledge OF hardware.
10 direct customers first floor. large hard
ware store State experience. give references
and salary expected. Address Box l95-k,
Star Office IL
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WOMAN, white, capable, to take charge OF a
small tourist house small wages 10 start;
good, permanent home II suitable. l25 4
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BUSHELMAN wanted by the day. VIM pay
good price for good man. 1900 Eye ST. ne.
CAB DRIVER Good chance for reliable
white man Must be experienced and sober.
Phone Columbia 36G5-J at once lS'
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MAN with house toulouse experience. s2U
salary to right man Mr.. Haywood. 90S G ST.
W, No. 3l8; 80 am, So pm. lS'
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MECHANIC 10 work in large Ford dealer S
shop. We will only consider Il man who has
had at least years previous experience AS
q mechanic in some other Ford shop: an op-
portunity for advancement TO the rlsht man;
eive qualifications and references. Address
Box 2l6-K. Star Office
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. l93l-Excellent con-
dition throughout: looks and runs like a
new car; 1926: will sell on easy terms. Call
Decatur 3iSl-J
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

ESSEX CHALLENGER COACH. late 1879;
Al condition; any demonstration; $3.50; need
cash 1927 st Decatur 1899 Ia
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FORD THREE WINDOW SEDAN, ls3l-Re-
possessed and driven very little; will sell for
balance due. Paint. motor and tires like
new; sl75 down, balance easy terms: Hand
lev Motor Co., $3.50 Ga. ave. Open eve
ninRS Ask for Mr.. Deitrick.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

CARPENTER WORK; aptSis +!
before the Fall rush Not 8 company but
private contractors. Paul KlaaSsen d. sons,
Atlantic 3738 l36 st Sc
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SALESMAN for Ford automobiles Eynon
Motor Co. has opening for few quail
fed statesmen; liberal commission ana eX-
eellent working conditions. Apply to sales
men after m. Wednesday,.
before 5 pm. 1887 Irving st. NV. Adams
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ESSEX COACH 1929: good little car for only
/ Si65; need cash. 1927 ST. NV. Decatur
3oSq 49,
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE wants position. COM
panion. governesS. tutoring; speaks French
German. Phone Dist. 1927, or 2028 NV.
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ESSEX COACH. l930-Like new in every re-
spect. We invite your most careful inspec-
ton. Only $3.50: terms. $3.50 down. balance
monthly. Pohanka Service, 1925 goth 81. n. ".
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SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER. experienced
reliable and honest. references. 800 llth
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
Ell REY ESTUDIA LA ST.
TUACION

Madrid, Mario 26.-Una
grave situaci6n amenaza la vi
da del gobierno que preside ell
contralmirante Aznar.
Socialists, republicanos, an
timonarquicos y estudiantes
combaten al gobierno Y piden
la abdicaci6n del monarch.
Ell rey, seg1n sus amigos, vie
ne hacienda un cuidadoso es-
tudio de la situaci6n, una de
las mas serias de las muchas
que Sc lie han creado en- los Ill
limos amos.
Temese que sc establezca
por ell rey, con Ell fin de pro-
teger ell trono, una dictadura
militar.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
Midnight Party

A iniciativas de la simpatl-
ca Secci6n de Recreo y Ador-
no Sc efectuara ell a de abril
un hermoso Midnight Par :
ty," en- ell gran palacio astur.
Constituira esta fiesta una
gran novedad en- la localidad.
Sc desenvolvera en- I'm ambien-
tie pleno de familiaridad, cast
privado, pues solamente ten
dram acceso al mismo aquellas
personas que tengan mesas re-
servadas, seg1n Sc me hace
saber.
Para tan magno evento Sc
ha contratado la orQuesta
(PGsG 9 "a La
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

Hemos complacido al amigo
Arevalo y lamentamos haber
publicado las declaraciones que
alguien firara a su nombre.
81 la acusaci6n contra Luis
Fabregat es injusta, el contes-
tara, de este tenemos Ia seguri-
dad.
lPudiera Juan decirnos que
Sc hizo de Lopez, aquel lider
obrero, linotipista, que Ell como
cfa?
iQuisiera darnos algunos in
formes sobre Ell asesinato de
Dumenigo?
lSabe Arevalo quien ordena-
"a ell asesinato de Varona?
iPudiera decirnos Quien trOn
cha Ia existeucia De "BartOlo'
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
TEATRO CASINO

Por Ultima vez cruzara hoy
por la pantalla la excelente peli-
cula, toda hablada en- espanol,
que con tanto exito fnera exhi-
bida aver y ell martes.
En- "Toda Una Vida" lucen su
talento Carmen Larrabetti, Fee
lix de PONIES, Isabel Barron y
Tony DARCY.
I'm nino, qrte hace recordar a
Jackie Coogan en- sus mejores
tiempos, encanta al p1blico con
su insuperable labor. escenica.
Ell argumento es tan intere-
sante como ell de "Dona Menti-
ras' y no desmerece de la fama
de las cintas hechas por la Pa
ramount.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

mediara en- la rina mahometa-
na-hindu.
La eiecuci6n de Baghat Sing
y sus dos colegas no ha afec-
tado las opiniones de Gandhi
hacia ell arreglo de las Difficult
tades con Inglaterra.
Conden6 y deplor6 los de :
s6rdenes del martes Y ell mier-
coles en- Cawnpore, donde 80
personals perecieron Y 200 re-
cibieron heridas.
me aflige tai orgia de odio
Y derramamiento de sangre.
Yo solo espero que ell veneno
no Sc extienda."
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
ESTA EN- GAMING DE ES-
TADOS UNIDOS Ell PRE-.
SIDENTE HOOVER

Abordo del Arizona, Mario
26.-Con frescas concepciones
de los problemas de Estados
Unidos en- su territorio del Ca
Iribe, ell presidente Hoover Sc
encuentra hoy en- canine de
Norfolk, a donde esperase que
llegue Ell domingo.
Mr.. Hoover fue recibido de
manera muy cordial por ell pue
bio de Puerto Rico y de st.
Thomas.
Creese que ell acorazado en-
contrara fuerte marejada fren
tie a la costa de Carolina.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
NUEVE NEGROS
DE VIOLACION

Scottsboro, Alabama, Mar.
20 26.-Nueve negros, con
edad que fluctdan entire Is Y
% amos, fueron encerrados a.
Yer en- la carcel del condado de
JacNs5n bajo la acusaci6n de
atacar a dos muchachas de la
raZa blanca, despues de haber
tirado de un caro- de I'm tren
de carga a cinco j6venes blan-
cos que iban con estas.
Las muchaehas dicen que
subieron al tren, con seis j6ve-
mes, en- Chattanooga, y que
cuando ell tren par6 en- Steven
son, Ala, elias Sc hallaban en-
ell caro- con los negros y a los
blancos Sc les orden6 partir,
empeoandose la lucha.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
s @ CIA [ E S
C5rcuIO CubunO

C5rculO CubunO
Constituira I'm gran aconte-
cimiento, bajo todos sus aspec-
tos, ell soberbio Baile-Cabaret
que tendra lugar "a los prime
ros dfas de Abril, en- TODD ell re-
gio palacio de la Gale IA y 10
avenida.
Muy estimable es ell n1mero
de mesas reservadas hasta este
momento como sc vera por la
brillante relaci6n de que gusto-
samente doy cuenta. Figuran en-
La misma grandes figuras de
nuestro mundo social.
Veamos: DIR. Jose S. Franco,
presidente del Cfrculo Cubano;
Victoriano Manteiga, nuestro
Director y active tesorero de
esta Institution; Proceso San
Martin, Angel Palenzuela, Y.
Lobo, DIR. E. Torres, DR.. To-
rretta, DIR. Antonio Fernando,
DR.. I. Garcia, Sr. j. Gregory,
DIR. Julio Guerra, e. Valdes, j.
Pacheco, Guillermo Temes, Gus
tavo Hernandez, Severino Quin-
tanilla, r. M. Cabarrouy, Fer
nando Serrano, Jose tranquil,
Charles de Armas, DIR. w. Bart
lett, jefe del Departamento de
Sandal, DIR. John Spoto, Ami
.ceto Perez, DR.. ]. Anello, DR.. A.
Bustillo, DR.. Milo C. Pintado.
Carlos Barba, Tito Rubio, Bal
tasar Pacheco, Pedro Alvarez,
DR.. Poo, DIR. Nestor A. Portoca-
rrero, DIP. A. Gonzalez, Sr. j.
Fuentes@ Rosa, secretario de la
Sociedad, Sr. Wilderman, Do
mingo Pasar6n, Pedro Ramos,
A. Greco, Oscar Ayala, DR.. Jor-
ge A. Trelles, Ramon Sierra,
DIR. j. Dominguez, A. Boza,
Nick Nuccio, DIR. Julio Gavilla.
Primo Lord, DR.. S. Paniello,
Antonio Reina Y Sr. Torres.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
CONFESO UNA MUJER HA-
BIER TOMADO PARTE EN-
Ell Y NAL
A DE OXFORD

st. Petersburg, Mario, 90
Con ell arresto anoche de w. G.
Mills, de Tampa, y ell anuncio
'pOr la policia de que tiene una
confession de la Sra. James
Wood, tambien de Tampa, las
autoridades Green haber solu-
cionado ell case de secuestro y
maltrato de obra de r. w. Ok
ford, prominence hombre de ne
gocios de aqui, en- la noche de
febrero %. Los otros dos tam
pehos arrestados en- ell case,
Sam Ciccarello Y Benny Pardo,
fueron aver puestos a DISPOSE
ci6n del gran jurado, bajo fan
"a de $4,000 cada uno. Oxford
identified a estos hombres como
dos de sus agresores.
FL cuarto hombre, H. T. Wood
otro tampeno, muri6 desde que
el delito Sc cometiera, probable
mente por haber sido asesinado
.por otra persona.
La mujer en- question dijo
haber sido presentada como es-
'posa de Wood para que Oxford
no cayera en- sospechas y lie
"diera precio sobre un autom6-
vii que deseaba pintar.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
AGRICULTORES DE-
BEN DECIDIR 10 QUE CO.
RRESPONDE HACER

Hutchinson, Kan, Mario rs
-El nuevo p~residente del Co
mite Agrfcola Federal, James
Stone, dijo aver a los cam
pesinos de aquf que ellos debe-
ran resolver que curse CORES
ponde seguir con los 100000,
900 de bushels de trigo compra-
dos con ell fin de estabilizar ell
mercado.
Esto depende, dijo, de 10 que
Sc plante en- esta %primavera y ell
otono. 81 Sc plantara menos ell
Comite podria hacer algunas
ventas; en- case contrario Sos
tendra ell trigo pOr Yin periodic
indsdinid0.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
Castillo Crist6bat Colon

Han comenzado va los prepa-
rativos para ell gran picnic que
tiene anunciado ell Castillo Girls
tobal Colon No. z, de la respeta-
bic Orden Caballeros del AguilI
de Orc.
TIE dra efecto en- Ell sin igual
parq,,e de LA Columna", Ell
dia 10 del entrante Abril. d.
Sera una de las mas brillan-
ties fiestas campestres de esta
temporada, que promote ser ami
madfsima, sin par, a juzgar por
ell n1mero y calidad de los pic
mics en- perspective.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
Dos muertos y IA heridos
graves

Madrid, Mario 26.--Los Pc
ri6dicos traen extensos relatos
de los motines provOcados por
los estudiantes rebeldes.
En- la escuela de medicine
de San Carlos los estudiantes
enarbolaron banderas rojas y
la policia y la guardia civil
cargo contra ellos, perdiendo
la vida dos personals y reci-
biendo Id heridas graves.
Los estudiantes levantaron
barricadas dentro del edificio
y combatieron a sus atacantes
con piedras y baIas. Para cal
mar a los revolucionarios la
fuerza plblica dispar6 con sus
rifles.
A las cuatro horas de fuego
intermitente los estudiantes Sc
marcharon de su improvisada
fortaleza, huyendo.
Mas de 40 hridos leves fue-
ron curadso.
La guardia civil arrest6 a
noche a algunos de los jefes
de los estudiantes.
Aseguran los directories del
movimiento estudiantil que to
do Sc debi6 a la conducta del
gobierno prohibiendoIes cele-
brar una manifestation.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26

Sra. Pieddd Ac0std
I'm saludo.
Con mis- votos por SUI felici-
dad.
Recfbalos de mi parte lasbella
Y elegante Sra. Piedad Acosta.
1uien celebra su cumpleanos en-
el dia de hoy.
Oportunidad que aprovecha-
ran sus numerosas amistades
para hacerla objeto de sus me
iores atenciones, de sus mas ca
rinosos agasajos.
Tan distinguish Sra. es espo-
sa del Sr. Jose Acosta, emplea-
do del restaurant "Las Noveda-
des', desde hace latrgos amos,
donde sc lie distingue por su com
petencia Y honradez.
La gaceta., 1931-03-26
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

pretendfa llegar al palacio
real desde la escuela de medi-
Gina de San Carlos. Las mucha
chas daban vivas a la rep1bli-
ca y pedian la abdicaci6n del
rey.
La policia con pedazos de
manguera y los sables deshizo
la manifestation.
De nuevo Sc congregaron las
muchachas para emprender la
Marcia, pero de nuevo fueron
disueltas.
Siete de elias fueron heridas
v dieZ arrestadas.