davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-09-03

Joseph MCGOWAN, 12-36-54
reduction on lands ...--....- 1900
Lars Johnson, 1864, re-
duction on lands .......... 1890
Andrew Brekhus, 12-35-54
reduction on lands ..-.....- $500
j.. }. Murray, ~33-34-55, In
crease -~.-. 10000
Mpls. Trust c., Increase on
imp. 10000
M. ). %Palubicki, 1886,
increase 1900
Louis Marsh, 6-35-56, reduc-
ton on lands ......... 288.OO
John Stenmark Estate, 6-35-
Sc, reduction on lands /. $4,000
A. j. Heppner, 32-33-36-57,
reduction on lands ..... $500
Halvor Everson, 9-33-56, re-
duction on lands ...... 1900
Bertha M. Foley, 2~O-37-55,
increase ----.-.~-......... $500
Anton Sunsted, 1886, re-
duction on lands ..... Sol. 90
reduction on Imp. ..... 500. 90
Erika Helm, 32-37-57, In
crease 32DO
j. H. Threson, 1885,, re-
duction on lands ..... 2l6.O0
Mrs. Harry Richwine, 1872
SO, reduction on lands -. 1920
Axel Romstad, 2~6-34-55,
increase $500
Anna M. Pohle. ~15-36-57, In
crease .-----.......-.-. 49,. 1864
c. w. Glover, ~26-34-55, re-
duction on lands .......... l17.O0
H. M. Hendrickson, 15-35-54, /.
reduction on lands ..-..... 5000
W. j. Reed, 18-36-54, In,
crease on Imp. .....-.. 10000
Mont. Land Synd. Inc, 80
1855, Increase .....-- 108.0O
Henry X. Wolff, 10-36-56,
Reduction on lands ......... 611.0(
S. R. & Garris Spates, z
1856, reduction on
lands 921.O(
Fred w. Wolters, 5-36-53,
increase 9O.0t
Alfred Bake, 31-37-53, In
crease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 357.o(
Increase Imp. ............ 10000
William Hanisch, 22-36-54,
reduction on lands ......... 216.0(
Mary Dominek, 2-34-58, In
creae Imp. --.~....... 500.0t
Increase Pers. Prop. ...... 700.0t
|. l.. Shippee, 5~-6-34-55, In
crease 9S1.W
Allen F. Losing, 18-34-52,
13-34-51, reduction on
pers. prop. ...-...-.. 1,OOO.0'
John Rice, 26-36-57, Increase
Pers. Prop. ....~.~.... 1,4OO.Ot
Csborne-McMillan Elev. Co.,
15-36-58, Increase Imp. 5000,
Martin Carlson, 4-35-58, re-
duce Imp. ........ 1900
Charles Meyers, 5-35-58, re-
duct Imp. .......--........- 200.0'
Ole Odegaard, 33-36-58, In
crease Imp. ..... $500
liver Kantrud, ~29-36-58, In
crease Imp. .-....-........... 4OO.O
Mrs. John Shoal, 6-35-58,
reduce Imp. .......-...-.... 1000
Redurtion on Pers. Prop 5000
Rudolph Steinberg, 2-35-57,
Increase Imp. ...~......... 1000
Increase Pers. Prop. ....... 5000
Henry Osksa, ~29-35-58, In
crease Imp. ............. 60O.O
Henry Osksa, 8-35-58, In
creas Imp. ...~......-... $500
increase on personal
property 534.0
Dena Overgaard, 1868.
reduction on implements i. 5000
Grace X. Corey, 8-37-58-, re-
duction on Imp. .-...... 1000
J Thornwood, CO., $685.,
Imp. Assessed ....-.... $500
J Peter Kisler Estate, 26-33-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-09-03

such petition are genuine.
WHEREFORE, it is ordered by the
Board of County Commissioners that
the territory hereinbefore described
be created and hereby is established
into a herd district as provided by
chapter 246 r. C. M. 1921 and am
endments, thereto; that the said herd
district be. and the same is hereby
made effective from the 18th day of
May 1881 to the 18th day of October
of each and every year hereafter; and
that said herd district when created
be known as herd district, Sheridan
County, Montana; and that the Clerk
give notice by four weekly publica-
tions in the official newspaper of the
County, stating period such district
will be in effect, that said herd dist
rict has been created and established
according to law.
The Board spent the balance of the
day considering School Budgets. At
5 o'clock p. NJ, the Board adjourned
until 8 o'clock A. NJ, August 18th.
At 8 o'clock A. M. the Board re-
sumed, all Members of the Board and
the Clerk present.
The Board continued examination
of School Budgets during forenoon.
At 2 o'clock P. NJ, the Board resumed
all Members of the Board and the
Clerk present.
After considering and determining
the different Budgets presented, the
Board declared the Levies for the
different Funds to be and they are
hereby fixed for the fiscal year end
ing June Both, 1882 as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17
CAPTAINS NAMED
IN JEWISH DRIVE
Campaign for 100000 for
Europe and Palestine
Opens Sunday.

Captains of drive teams in the United
Jewish campaign have been announced
by Harold H. Levi, chairman OF the
committee In charge Of the $4,000 APP
peal for Eastern Europe relief and Pal
estine rehabilitation.
Edward Rosenbloom will head team
made up of members OF Argo Lodge OF
the B'nai Birth. Leo ScholoSSberg Is
captain of the Sixth Street Brotherhood
team, Lena Hyatt will direct force
of volunteer workers recruited from the
Junior Hadassah, Harry Dobkin Is cap
tain of a Polae Zion team, ana Mrs.
Louis Novick heads the Womens Mlz-
rachi group.
other Team Captains.
Others who have been designated
captains of teams representing various
groups and societies are Mrs. Charles
Rosenthal, Bernard Danzansky, Morris
Carfinkle. Mrs. Max Shapiro, Mrs.
Samuel Benjamin, Mrs. Henry Oxen
berg. Mrs. E. l. Levipson. Arthur j..
Sunilun, Edward Ostrow Louis J. Rae
bach, Zalmen Henkin. I. Mendelsohn,
Mrs Harry Schwartz. DR.. j. DAVIDSON,
L. A. Pincky. Arthur Gottlieb. H. Ep-
stein. I. j. Mazo, Charles Stein and
w. NJ. Sachs.
III III Eub WI hOio AAtA
been organized into teams to engage In
a weeks canvass. starting Sunday.
The opening event of the campaign
will be a banquet Sunday night at the
Mayflower Hotel in honor OF Mrs.
Charles A. Goldsmith. prominent social
worker and vice chairman of the drive.
Mrs Goldsmith is celebrating her six
tieth birthday anniversary on Sunday.
Given Instructions.
The final meeting Of workers in the
drive was held wednesday night at the
Jewish Community Center. Isidore
Hershfield. co-chairman of the drive,
outlined in detail the purposes OF the
campaign, the need for funds in Eastern
Europe to alleviate widespread economic
distress. He pointed out that millions
spent by American Jews during the last
decade will be wasted unless further
funds are provided for carrying on the
work
Mrs. Goldsmith urged the workers to
put forth their best efforts for the drive,
not for her sake, but for a great hu-
manitarian cause. Mrs. Isidore Kahn,
Louis e. Spiegler and John NJ. Safer,
leaders in the mems and womens divi-
! SIGN of the drive, gave ANAL instructions
/ to workers.
Reservations for the banquet are
| pouring in at the campaign headquar-
| ters at the Jewish Center, and record
! attendance is anticipated. Rabbi Jonah
| 2. wise ana Morris Rothenberg. heads
| Of the national Jewish drives to raise
| S5,0G0.o00 in the United States this
| year for European relief and Palestine,
| viii be the principal speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17

still more coming In. That's the reason are
offering such outstanding values.
Buy during this great sale! Get handsome.
thoroughly dependable OK used car-that has been
carefully checked and reconditioned-at q saving
of many dollars. Come in today! See the wide
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17

mania, will talk on "The Rumanian
Theater." He will draw on the expert
ences Of his father, Alexander Davila,
former playwright who was instrument
tai in reorganizing the theater in Ru-
mania.
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, who Is
in charge of the collection of pictures.
miniatures and heirlooms in silver and
china for the George Washington BIZ
centennial celebration will talk on
washington and some of the interesting
results of research.
Among the guests will be Frederic
Arnold Hummer and Edward Bateman
Morris. authors: Laurie Merrill, poeteSs,
end Mrs. Phyllis Fergus, composer.
Mrs, Nina Swain Clark. vice president,
will preside in the absence of the pres
ident, Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton.
The program has ben arranged by
Mrs. Clark. Mrs Daniel c. Chace and
Mrs. Dorothy De Muth Watson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17
PEN WOMEN TO HEAR
MISS RUTH ST. DENIS
THE Dance and Religion" Topic
of Talk to Be Given Before
Authors Breakfast.

Discussing The Dance and Religion"
Miss Ruth st. Denis. New York dancer,
will be the principal speaker at noon
tomorrow before the Authors Breakfast
of the National League of American
Pen Women in the Willard Hctel.
Charles A. Davila. Minister from Ru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17
Colombia Seats Lopez.

BOGOTA, Colombia, April II (P).-
Miguel Jiminez Lopez was seated as
President Of the Senate today. His
election is regarded as indicating a IA
vorable attitude in the Senate toward
the approval of a contract for the de-
velopment OF the Barco concessions
signed by President Olaya with the
Gulf Oil Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17
HACKER, PLEDGED FARE
IN WILL, SUES ESTATE
Woman's Promise Fails-Court
Allows Him 81, 522 on 12-
Year Bill.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOBOKEN. N. j., April Hilary
Martin of Hoboken has extraordinary
patience, even for a taxicab driver. s
Fer IL years. he said, he drove the
late Mrs. Louise Steil in his taxicab,
but never got a nickel, the woman
promising she would remember him in
her will
When Mrs. Steil's will was filed,
Martin was not among the benehciari:s
He went to friend who had an add
ing machine and calculated that she
owed him about $4,000 for rides be-
tween July, 1917, and october. 1929.
He brought suit and yesterday in
Hudson County Supreme Court the jury
awarded him 81 ,522.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17
Noah Hubert Ramer Dies.

HAMILTON. Ontario, April II LP-
Noah Hubert Ramer, r. member Of the
Ontario Society of Artists, portrait
painter and landscape artist, died sud-
denly here. He was born in Mark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17
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ham. Ontario, and had exhibited pic.
lures in Toronto, Buffalo. Chicago and
other centers.

Sweaters 10 be carried in the pocket
and be used in case of a change Of
weather have appeared in Elrone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-17

Lea ding hotels of England have es-
tablished the yearly salaries of man
ayers at $4,000 to $50 900, and Of chefs
at $4,000 up.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21

esposa, Z amos de Residential ;
Cesar Rivero Mas, soltero, 3
amos de Residential Demetrio Ri
vera, esposa, dos hijos, padre y
madre, 81 amos de Residential .
Antonio Hevla, soltero, 26 amos
de residencia; Mario Gonzalez.
esposa, II amos de Residential !;
Dem6filo Pumar, esposa, dos hi
JOS, suegra y un cunado; Juan
M. Delgado, esposa y dos hijos,
81 amos de Residential; Jose L6-
PEE, esposa y seis hijos, q amos
de Residential; Maxine Rodri-
guez, esposa, 10 amos de resi-
dencia Manner Rodriguez, espo-
sa y dos hijos, 25 amos de resi-
dencia; Antonio Diez, viudo y
cuatro hijos, q amos de resi-
dencia; Herminio Canal, esposa
y dos hijos, 8 amos de residen-
cha; Jose Rubio, esposa y cuatro
hijos, 30 amos de Residential ;
Eduardo Nieto, esposa y tres hi
Ijos, 10 amos de Residential; Jai-
me Fernandez, esposa, dos hi
jos, suegra y tia, 16 amos de re-
sidencia; JustO Sosa, Sc volvi6
loco, esposa y nueve hijos, 30
amos de Residential; Raul G. Pa
domino, lisiado de un braZo, es-
pOsa, tres hijos Y tres hermanos
~huerfanos, l6 amos de residen-
ella; Jose Lagunas, esposa, slete
hijos y su suegro, Is amos de re
sidencia; Manuel Aparicio, es-
posa Y tres hijos, 20 amos de re-
sidencia; Manue lAparicio, es-
posa y cuatro hijos, % amos de
Residential; Joaquin de la Llama,
.esposa Y dos hijos, Is amos de re
sidencia; Oscar Elias, esposa,
cuatro hijos y un %entenado, AZ
amos de Residential Honorato
Dominguez, ST., esDosa Y dos
nietos ~huerfanos, E3 amos de re-
sidencia.
Numero de personals que de-
.penden de los LectOres "expul-
sados" de las fabricas, 165.
iQu6 Santa Claus traera bue-
mas nuevas para estos hombres
" sus familias?
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
EN- FAVOR DE LOS OBRE-
RIOS Y POLITICOS PRESOS

Habana, Die. 21.-Hacense
gesti0nes para c0nseguir que
ell presidente Machado dispon-
ga la libertad de los obreros
y politicos presses, con motive
de las Pascuas.
Los amigos del presidente
dicen que este no hara 10 que
Sc lie pide.
FL viernes pasado empeza-
ron a cumplir diez dias de car
eel, por boycotear a varios es-
tablecimientos que estan en-
contra de los obreros, un CRU
pc de conocidos trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
MATO A SU PADRE UN MI.
CHACHO DE IA AMOS

Byron, Ga, die. 21.-Al inter
venir en- un altercado entire sus
padres, Harry Hatchett, de IA
amos de edad, mat6 aver de I'm
disparo a Su padre, Pink Hat
chett, de As amos. FL suceso ocu-
rri6 en- su Residential en- su pro-
pho domicilio, cerca de esta po-
blaci6n.
Ri muchacho alega la legiti-
ma defensa, y diio que habia dis
parade contra ell autor de sus
diaS despu6s de haberle suplica-
do q, no Siguiera maltratando a
SUI madre. FL muchacho no fu6
detenido.
Durante 0l disgusto matrimo-
NAL, ell padre disparo contra el
n uchacho diciendole: "te voy a
matar', por 10 que este sali6 CO.
rriendo, regresando despu6s con
una escopeta, con la cual lie hizo
el disparo. La bala Sc alojo en- la
cabeza de Mr.. Hatchett.
Ell jurado declare ell case CO.
mo homicidio justificado. En- ell
jricio los testigos p~robaron que
el padre del muchacho habia es-
tado bebiend0 desde ell dia ante
rior y habia amenazado a va
rios miembros de la familia.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
CAYO AL Aqua DESDE Ell
PUENTE Ell
DE MATA

Ell hecho verdaderamente mi
lagroso de ser lanZados a las a
guas del rio Hillsborough al dar
la vuelta en- ell aire ell autom6vil
en- que viajaban, salv6 anoche
la vida al Sr. Mata y su esposa,
del SOB de la avenida Hender-
son, y a la Sra. susanna Ramirez
de la Gale 16.
Ell Sr. Mata declare que We
MIA manejando por ell puente de
la Gale Garcia cuando otro au-
tom6vil, a gran velocidad y en-
su misma direction, lie di6 tan
fuerte golpe que desvi6 su auto
m6vil contra las barreras del
puente, las cuales cedieron, ca
yendo al aqua.
FL autom6vil era un modelo
alberto, de tourismo, y qued6 to-
talmente destruido.
La Sra. Mata sOlamente re-
cibi6 una ligera cortadura en- I'm
brazo y la Sra. Ramirez una con
fusion en- una pierna. Ell Sr. Ma
Ia sali6 ileso del accidente.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
INFORMATION
DEL. PUERTO

Solo dos vapores entraron a.
yer Y los dos de bandera ameri-
cana, ell Governor Cobb. proce-
dente de Key West y la Habana.
y ell Alamo, que trajo carga ge-
neral de New York.
Con un gran nGmero de pasa-
jeros, carga Y correspondence
ell primero de esos buques regre.
so aver a los puertos de su It'll
nerario. La motonave espanO-
la Mar Negro esta va cargada
de fosfato y espera 6rdenes para
hacerse a la mar.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
MURIO AL CAER
EN- UN LAGO CON SU PA


Winter Haven. Die. 21.-Al
descender sobre las aguas del
lago Hartridge, cerca de esta
poblaci6n, perecio ahogado
aver por la tarde ell famoso sal
tador con paracaidas, Don
Aldridge. Este Sc habia lanza-
do deSde un aeroplano a va
rios miles de pies sobre ell ae-
ropuerto Y ante mas de 1000
espectadores. Su cuerpo fue re-
cuperado dos horas mas tarde,
por un hidroplano que sali6 en-
Su busca.
Aldridge Sc lanz6 desde ell
aeroplano piloteado por Hove
Pause. Su paracaidas Sc abri6
co ntoda normalidad, pero ell
viento 10 llevo a mas de un
cuarto de milla del aeropuer-
to. AL no aparecer Sc dispuso
In busqueda, siendo encontra-
do mas tarde por Alvin Bush
y Carl Bryson, que iban en- ell
hidroplano piloteado por ell "a
viador Harrison Frazier. Todos
los esfuerzos que Sc hicieron
por revivirlo fueron inutiles.
Sc supone que ell excessive
peso que llevaba fue la causa
que lie impidiera mantenerse a
flote.
FL lago donde cay6 no pue-
de verse desde ell aeropuerto
por ocultarlo los grandes ar
que 10 rodean.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
PROCESO EN- CONTRA DE
LEGUIA

Lima, Peru, die. 21.-La A
samblea Nacional resolvi6 aver
por unanimidad, encausar al ex-
p~residente Augusta B. Leguia,
acusandolo de alta TRACTION por
haber traspasado los ferrocarri-
les a companies extranjeras y
por babe hecho emprestitos rui-
nosos para ell pals.
Tambien Sc acord6 encausar
a otros funcionarios del regimen
de Leguia.
La sdos resoluciones fueron
trasIadadas al comite d ejuSticia
para decidir la manera en- que
seran conducidos los processes.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21

Remitimos a la Association dc
Fabricantes de Tabacos de Tam
pa, una lista de los Lectores arrC
jados a la miseria, con ell hume
70 de amos de Residential y ell nu-
nero de hijos: Arturo Alvarez,
esposa y dos hijos, "a amos de
Residential; Honorato Domin-
guez, jr. esposa y una sobrina a
su cuidado 81 amos de reslden-
cha; Miguel A. Fueyo, esposa y
dos hijos, % amos de Residential
Jose Dfaz, esposa Y dos hiJos,
7 amos de residencia Matias Cor
ces, soltero, 35 amos de residen-
cha; Mariana Arnau, soltero, II
ahos de Residential Wifredo
Rodriguez, esposa y dos hijos,
80 amos de Residential; Felix
Manso, esposa y suegra, 6 amos
de residencia Santiago Garcia,
esposa, tres hijos, suegra y Gu
NADIA, 20 amos de Residential
Manuel Fernandez, esposa y dos
hijos, 16 amos de Residential; A
belardo Sanchez, tres hijos, q
amos de residencia Ramon Guz-
man, esposa y dos hijos, IA amos
de Residential; Gerardo Cortina,
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
s @ CIAL E s

fectuara ell sepelio de la Sra.
Leonor Comenas.
Ell cortejo saldra de la resi-
dencia, 2405 de la Ia. Ave.
lie sobreviven una hija, tres
hermanas, Esperanto Busto,
Hortensia Comellas y Minerva
Villalobos, que esta en- Nueva
York, y un hermano, Sr. Jor-
ge Comellas.
Llegue hasta sus familiares
nuestro mas sentido pesame.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
JIMENEZ CONTINUAL PRE-
so

Habana, Die. 21-En la eau
sa por ell asesinato de la baila-
rina francesa Raquel, sigue ac-
tuando ell juez Almagro.
Jimenez, ell musico amante
de la asesinada, contin1a pre-
so.
Algunos de los agentes de
la policia secreta Green que la
mujer fuG asesinada por Oscar
VHlaverde, que Sc encuentra
en- libertad.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
TRIUNFO Ell CABALLO GYP
SIZE EN- LA PRINCIPAL CA
RRERA DE AVER

Habana, Die. 21..-En la ca,
rrera de mas importancia cele-
brada aver EN- Oriental Park,
triunf6 ell caballo Gypsie
Chief, propiedad de M. Ho-
ward.
Ell tempo fue excelente y
miles de personals p~resencia-
ron las carreras.
d. Cox fue ell jinete del ca,
ballo vencedor.
Qued0 en- segundo lugar e
favorito, Essie, propiedad de
Ed McGuan.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
Competencia de Basket-Ba all

Hemos sido atentamente in
vitados por ell Bon-Ton Club
para ell encuentro que celebra-
ran contra ell Athletic Club de
Florida, ell % de los corrien-
ties, en- Ell floor del Tampa Bay
Casino.
Dado ell entusiasmo que rel
ma entire los simpatizadores de
ambas sociedades, Sc augura
para esa noche un brillante a.
contecimiento social-sportivo,
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
o P~RESUPUESTOS

Madrid, Die. 21.-El gobie1
no tiene ell prOp6sito de iniciar
la discussion de los presupues.
tos, tan pronto como sea posi-
BILE, despues del descanso de
Pascuas.
Dicese que los radicales re-
publicanos iniciaran su oposi.
ci6n al gobierno con los nue.
vos presupuestos.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
Concerto ~Echegaray

La orquesta de la ciudad,
dirigida por ell Prof. Maxine
Echegaray, ofrecera ell pr6xi-
mo dia 25, a las 10 de la mana
ma, un concerto en- honor de
los enfermos del Hospital de
Centre Asturiano.
Cantara la eminente sopra.
no Srta. Madeline Cardinal.
quien tendra a su cargo varias
canciones.
Pr6ximamente daremos a &C
nocer ell 2rograma integro de
este gran concerto.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
ESFUERZOS EN- FAVOR DE
LA OPERA ESPANOLA

Madrid, Die. 21.-La junta
nacional de musica esta reali-
zando esfuerzos para presen-
tar operas completes en- lido
ma espanol.
Operas que tienen la letra
en- frances, italiano y aleman
van a ser adaptadas y Sc can
taran en- espanol.
Varios compositores han
prometido dedicar alg1n ITEM
pc a escribir operas de ambien
tie espanol.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
LA HUELGA SIGUE

Habana, Die. 21.-Sigue la
huelga de los empleados y sir
vientes del s~anatorio de la Also
ciaci6n de Dependencies, que
Sc niegan a aceptar una reba-
ja de salaries.
Los huelguistas cOntin1an
atendiendo a la mayoria de los
enfermos.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
De CUBA
EXPLOTO n BOMBA

Habana, Die. 21.-Cerca de
la eScuela para ninos de Santos
Suarez eXplot6 aver una bonn
ba.
Las paroles Y ventanas re-
cibieron dano.
No hubo que registrar des-
gracias personaleS.
De la investigation Sc han
hecho cargo los eXpertos Y los
cuerpos de policia secreta y
judicial.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
ESPERASE AL EMBAJADOR
FERRARA

Habana, Die. 21.-Esp6ra-
Sc al DR.. Orestes Ferrara, en-
bajador de Cuba en- Washing
ton, que viene a pasar las Pas
cuas en- esta capital.
Sus amigos lie preparan un
cordial recibimiento.
La gaceta., 1931-12-21
LA AGRARIA

Madrid, Die. 21.-Hasta ell
ano pr6ximo la asamblea no
aprobara ell proyecto de refor-
ma agraria.
Varios de los diputados han
mostrado inconformidad con
la demora.
Algunos Green que ell nuevo
gobierno caera antes de que la
reforma sea aprobada.