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Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs Clark Taylor OF viii
ningtOn spent Sunday here with MIR.
and Mrs. Roland Zones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Clifton, Mrs.
Frederick G. Clifton and William q l.
ton motorcd TO Philadelphia on Thuis-
day.
Miss Sara Wyatt spent the Weekend
here with her parents.
Mrs. William Collins who is confined
to her home due TO Illness has imbroV-
ed at this writing.
Little Jack Brittingham, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John 3ritt,nshaln, was oper-
ated on for appendicitis in the Beebe
Hospital on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown are
moving to Washington to live i'm the
near future. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Self
and family will occuTy the Brown
property.
Mrs Herbert Self announces the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Alma Wine
gar to George Paynter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paynter win make their home in
Roland Bones and Hirons Crfton mo-
Alfred r. Hart has been appointed
receiver OF taxes and town treasurer,
under the amended Town Charter, to
I'LL the uneXpired term of William q.
Carson, who resigned the position Of
treasurer.
Mrs. Helen Sturdivant March am
nOunce the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Sturdivant, formerly Of
Loves. to Frank Kenneth Fmncy OF
Wilmington.
Mrs. Fred Lubker who is confined in
the Bcebe Hospital is gradually inn
proving.
Miss Mary Jane Thompson. train
nurse and graduate from the Beebc
Hospital. underwent an operation in the
Beebe Hospital on Sunday for appon
dictis. She is getting along fine.
Mrs. Holland Cannon of Bridge vile
spent Tuesday with her parents hero.
The Mite Society Of the GroOmc
Memorial Church. will hold {; bake in
Mrs. CHARLES loves store on Second
street on saturday.
Thomas r. Ingram has purchased
now Buick sedan of L, S. Ratlrdge.
James Pratt who has been confined
i'm the Beobe Hospital for several
months is now recuperating Mt his cot
tage on LeweSr Beach
George Henry of Dover was a town
visitor OvoFithe wcehi-cnd
ALL TALKING PICTURES at the
AUDITORIUM, .I.ewes, Del. RCA
SOUND. Saturday, April IS, Law
renee Tibbett and Grace Moore ih
NEW MOON" Tuesday, April 81
Charles Ruggles in "CHARLEY'S
AUNT" Thursday, April %. Gary
Cooper in ''FTG1TING CARAVANS"
TWO shows 7:l5 and .. Admission:
Adults Zoe; children under II. 25c
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
FREDERICK


The Ladies' Aid Society was pleasant
" entertained at the home of Mrs n
ID. Lank on Saturday evening by Mrs.
John &. George, Mrs. John I',,hu,r and
Mrs. J. Il. Hendricks
Mrs Margaret Moore of Philadelphia
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Milan
Smith on Sunday.
Mi and Mrs. Edward Hudson who
have hcen spending the winter in Do
yer have returned home.
Mrs Willard Slaughter VS. q rc.a-
tiVes i'm Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Mittcn and Mrs.
ii. r. Mitten visited William y. Com
ner. ST., and Mr. and Mrs. William
Conner in Philadelphia last sunday.
Mrs, Luther Rash of Wilmington has
purchased of Harvey Jacobs the res
dence on Market street adjoining the
Favinger property. Mrs. Rash W j move
there and conduct boarding house.
3Trs. George Fowler Of Philade phc
spent the weekend with Mrs Mary
Bcthards.
Mrs Howard Taylor OF Phladclphia
is Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Smith.
Mrs Elizabeth Jester has been Ill
with grip hut is able TO be out again
MI and Mrs. james T: Reese Of RiT-
erton. n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Elizabeth bennett, w. L. KulIem of
baltimore and Rcv. T.. II. Collins Of
harrington We're guests OF rev; ana
Mrs. j. -. Reese on Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle has returned
from n dclightfu ful >autOmohilc trip to
Southern Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostic and lit
tie daughter, Ace Louis, motOrcd 10
Washington on Sunday TO see the beau
tlfut Japanese Cherry Trees in bios
som,
The supper given for the benefit OF
the baseball team of the Frcdcrica
School was a social and. financial sIic-
cess. The evening and entertainment
took the form Of Il banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Mittcn had as
dinner guests last Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. James Moore of Westerly, r. l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Mitten and son
Billy of Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. y.
w. Boone.
dclphia were Frederick visitors on
Mr.. and Mrs Ponder Thomas srent
Sunday at their new cottage at Reho-
Mrs. 4. w. Carrow and Mrs. Joseph
Frazier have returned from visiting in
Philadelphia.
MIS-. Georgia Hin who has been
spending The winter with relatives in
Philadelphia, l.cwcs and Houston has
returned home.
Mn and Mrs. Russell Anderson ana
little daughter Nancy Jane and MIS-.
William Spurry of Wilmington. were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs John
Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. Wilson entertain
Cd at bridge on Thursday evening Mr.
and Mrs. \. w. Boone, Mr.. ana Mrs
j. T.. Hendricks. IN compliment 10 Nh
and Mrs. James Moore 0f Westerly. L.
|.
Mrs. Marinda Sirplc has been con
fined to the house for the past two
on account OF roor health.
Rev. ~ c., Benson returned from
Conference sessions on Monday. He
has hncn returned to this charge 10 the
delight of the members of the church
and the community
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sharp. Mir.
and Mrs. Cooper Bostick. Mrs. Joseph
SHARP visited Miss Margaret Sharp in
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
MILLSBORO

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Dunn
We're held in Grace NJ. l.. Church ON
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. }. Iieese White and daughter
Mary have been spending week in
Mrs. c. ID. Lingo and daughter Dor
Othy mOlorcd TO Philadelphia ON Mon
day. Miss Lingo has heen i'll for some
time hut is improving.
Many from here attended the state
Defamation. Contest at Dover last
Friday night and We're very proud that
Miss Helen Williams. a junior in the
Milsboro High School, carried off first
Donors.
Mrs c. D. Lingo. Mrs. Clarence Lin
go, Mrs. J. X. Lingo and Mrs. }. y.
burton attended conference at Cr s1eld
last Friday. Mrs. D. J. Moore joined
the party at Salisbury and went TO
Crisfeld walso.
Mrs. L. w. Washburn, Mrs. II. b. Nit
chell and Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. McGee
were among those who attended ser
vices i'm Crisheld.
The Cheei'iO Club mot on TUG sday
afternoon with Mrs. J. *. Lingo.
Mrs. j. c. Ellis who has been i'll tor
several weeks is improving slowly.
The reception given Rev. and Mrs.
ID. j. Moore on Tuesday night was Il
very enjoyable affair and many lovely
presents were received by Mr. and Mrs
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Rose and daueh-
tcrs spent; Saturday night and Sunday
in Franklin City, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jones OF New
York have been recent visitors Of Mrs.
Annie QuaItlander.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monroe and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Esham of Philadel-
pha were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Jarman and
Ma f,F ,f
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Coffin.
Mrs G. s. Williams and Miss Helen
Williams spent the week md in Phila-
dclphia.
Funeral services for Joshua Chandler
were held on Sunday afternoon and in
terment made i'm the BrO,halhood cem-
cterY.
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
SLAUGHTER BEACH

and Mrs. Harrison Collins Tuesday ev-
ening. April II. in honor of their
daughter. Roberta Macs 18th birthday
The evening was spent in playing
pameS until $50 when the~sucStS were
invited to the dining room which was
very pretty with the birthday cake
containing thirteen pink candles: fhe
faVors were little pink baskets fllcd
with candy. Tho guests wCra served
home made ice cream and cake. The
CollOWin" guests were PIV sent: Doris
NrgO, DOrothy Moore. Evelyn Ihrd,
MATgarct Deputy. ELLA Deputy. Ma
holla Draricr NTre Elwond ArgO Nor
man Collins and Mr., and Mrs. Wallace
jefferson and son Ernest. The Gll SITS
departed Wishing Roberta Mac many
more happy returns of the day
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
CLARKSVHLE

MIR. and Mrs Herbert Williams, of
Clarksville. gave a dinner in honor
of his mother, Mrs. Anne Williams,
celebrating her 9lst birthday on
Monday afternoon, April 13, 1881.
In the evening the guests had an
enjoyable time, listening in on the
radio, after which. refrcshment )
were served, consisting of ice cream
and cake Mrs. Williams received
many useful gifts and quite a sum
of money.
The guests were, Orlando McCOl-
lum, of Fenwicks Island, Mr.. and
Mrs. John e. Williams, OF Bayard;
Mrs. Laura D3lrickson, of Clarks-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. John, Horner, OF
Penn sylyania Mr. and Mrs. John b..
Williams and children. IIilda, Lindy
and Harry, and the host and hos
tess, who were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Williams and daughter, ElectO.
At late hour they all departed,
wishing Mrs. Williams many more
hcalthful and happy birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
HARRISON

Mrs Florence Rogers of Georg, town
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry ltogers and
family of Dagshoro spent Sunday with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ananias Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Short Of Whining
ton spent the We, k-cnd with Mr.. and
Mrs q. ~ Rust.
Miss Mary Thompson was operated
on for appendicitis i'm the Eechc Hos
pital on Sunday. Her condition is faN-
Orahlc.. s.
Shcp norman and family of VII
minguon and William Davidson Of An
cola spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
ChaIlca r.. Davidson.
Mrs. Jennie NtaS,.y and family spt nj
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. layton
COrdrcy OF near MillSh0rO
There will he services in Beaver
Dam Church on Sunday. The morning
topic will be Hands of Jesus" The
evening topic will be Campo rcrs of the
CtrOuu6 "
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
WARWICK

The Ladies' Aid Of Genital NJ. r.
Church ntt Thursday. April .. at the
home Of Mrs. Harold Earto. After the
meeting refreshments were served. The
Aid was invited to meet with Mrs. j..
ID. Warrington on May -. Watch for
further announcements
Mrs. Alice Short. Mrs. Ernest llud-
son, Mrs. NJ. r. l4enhart and Mrs. VII
In Lingo went 10 Dover on Saturday as
delegates to the r. r. y. Convention.
Mrs. Charles Phillips and Mrs. Cl f.
FORD Lingo spent last Wednesday in
Dover.
Mrs. Iva Rarto spent The wccls-cn
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
lrrtOn at Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. WarrinPton and
cnn samuel spent Thursday evening at
Rchoboth.
Mr.. and MIS-. p. N. Shot and son
james and Harry Daiscy were dinner
guests on Sunday With MIR. and Mrs
Green Mumford at Phillips EIil
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ShcD ShoI: and fam
lily were MiilshorO "allars on s: IN day.
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
DECLINE REVEALED
IN PARENT TEACHER
[Conlinued Lrom Flrsl Paael

Mrs. Arthur NJ Hearn; State treas
urer. Mrs. j. NJ. Cleary; membership
Mrs. II. l.. Lewis; publicity, Mrs
Orville r. Wright; library, Mrs. Ber
nice Hammond; Summer roundup,
Miss Elizabeth II. Mensch. There
was also report on the State pro-
gram and an address by Miss Mae
Peabody, CT the New York State De-
partment OF Education, who discus
sed the Challenge of the White
House Conference"
At noon there was meeting of
the board of managers, followed by
an organ recital and motion pictures
of the Demonstration School at Geo
rgetown. The All-State High School
Chorus also made its appearance
during the meeting.
other addresses on the program
were given by DR.. II. v. Holloway,
and DR.. A. C. JOst. Sessions were
held i'm the Capitol Theatre. .
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17

All young people planning to at
tend the conference at ST. Georges
Church on Saturday are urged to be
present promptly at 1.3O in order to
participate in the opening worship
service. Discussions, addresses, re-
creation and banquet are features
OF the program and no one will want
to miss any part of the program. In
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
REMODELING or GARMENTS IS
SUBJECT OF EXTENSION CLASS
Part OF Thrift Program Planned For
Tie Year.

Tie Year.
A systematic looking over Of last
years clothing to find out what is
worth fixing up is recommended be-
fore buying new spring clothes by
Mrs. Helen Mckinley, State Leader
of Extension Work from Newark. 1t
often means u real saving in money,
she says, for many times with a lit
tlenew material, a proper cleaning
Oractually cutting Il smaller gar
ment out of a larger, the garment
can well be used another year and
the money can be spent in other
necessary ways.
Carrying out her recOmmcnda-
tions nearly forty women met Mrs.
Mckinley this past week, having
previously looked over their ward
robe to see what was worth liking
up. Over sixty problems were
brought altogether and many suG-
gestions given for cutting over,
lengthening, and cleaning.
These meetings were planned for
the extension groups by Miss Louise
Whitcomh, Home Demonstration
Agent of Kent County. Only commit
tees having fifteen interested women
were eligible to have the work.
Meetings were held on April >
and 10, at Ilazlettville, Mrs. Ed.
ThOmpson; Smyrna. Mrs. Harry
Johnson, and Pennington at Mrs.
Andy Swecgans. A similar series OF
meetings are planned for this week
at Oak Grove, Camden and Ches-
void.
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
WHEAT REPORTED BE-
LOW NORMAL IN STATE.
= 0 urnuf.!' ..-Om Fnst f'adrl

year ago. The supply of farm labor
on April is reported as ll.S per cent
of normal compared with So per cent
year ago, and the demand for farm
labor is reported as 40 per cent com
pared with 81 Il year ago. Express
ing supply" as per cent OF de
mand," gives 1856 per cent for 1881
compared with 1903 year ago.
Early Irish Potatoes
Including the acreage that growers
in Maryland and Delaware plan to
plant in the second early and inter-
mediate States, the commercial early
potato crop this year will apparently
take $50, ,1l0 acres, or per cent more
than in 1880. This acreage. il il ma
tcrlalizes will be the largest since
1928, being about 10 per cent below
tile record acreage of that year.
Maryland acreage is expected TO be
per cent below the 1880 acreage.
Growers i'll Virginia appear to be
planning an acreage per cent
smaller than that grown last year.
Tomatoes
II intentions to plant are carried
Oul Ill lnG OCCOlll CStlly anu llIGl-
mediate groups the total acreage for
the States reported to date in the
Fall, early, second early and inter
mediate groups, will be one per cent
above the estimated 1890 acreage for
these groups and II per cent above
the fve-year average. Maryland is
planning to reduce its tomato acre
age from $500 to 5,l10 acres. This
reduced acreage is still above the
1928, and tive-year average acreage.
CaHtalOnpeS
Marylands intention to plant com
pared with the 1880 harvested acre
age indicates two per cent increase
in acreage. Delaware is also plan
ming about five per cent increase
over the 1880 harvested acreage.
Canning Crops
Fl Maryland Gamers JGappg2 cut tho
intentions to contract and plant ac-
rehge OF canning crops as epgfted
to, the U. S. Department .of n sfacul-
ti5fe, the following chang ac-
reaNb &ould be indicated iivl COM
pared with harvested acfeagess last
year: Snap beans, 20 per- cent de-
tFcdSC, lOIldtOCSt > pCi tcllt NCNi cHoS
green peas, s per cent increase;
sweet corn, II per cent Increase In
the case of green peas and sweet
corr however, there was an unusual
ly heavy abandonment of planted
acreage in 1880 due To the severe
drought. Comparison of intended
acreage in 1881 with planted acreage
I'M 1890 fOi. these two cfDpSsindicateS
a 5smaller acreage to Bel Biallf in
1891 than was planted in 1890.
For Delaware, comparison of 1881
intentions with 1880 harvested acre
ages, shows the following changes:
Snap beans, 2G per cent increase;
sweet corn, per cent decrease;
green peas, 1875 per cent decrease;
tomatoes, IA per cent decrease.
Maryland and Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17

case you have not secured a ticket;
but desire to attend, call Mrs. Town.
send at MiIlsborO, 41-R-21, not later.
than Friday night. The evening ses-
sion which starts at 200 will itieludei
an. address by Mr., Bishop, and par,
erts and other interested friends
are cordially invited to attend this
part of the conference. -.
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17
$2QOOQOOO Spent By Legislature
[Continred from Fira Paael

diatcly adjournment they follows:
nda S HSPa oF a5 plant SSS
sms sia9s PG Hsa23 pf% %a poultry show @ 5aSS
poa%aGs 2S%s@ Gao% Se19o t9f Girls 36S5S ddS
Ferris Industrial School water system 10000
disposal plant I'D 4J..... 10000
State College for colored 5ddon-Nev building
Restoration of Dover 10000 I9OOO
AmeCcan Legion Memorial Day 2OOOOO 2oOoV
3randywne EdecwOod sanarums
nedef neI@fnan'g inr same G Il 100000
Delaware Industrial school for Girls - 100000
Delaware Commission for the Bnd@ne~
1sss 's pay sss fssss9s %a:ss sss$$
Hospitals Counties 100000
Wilmington ....... 100000
Cleaning streams streams to plant fish 100000 ......:
Alexis + dupont School ......... 100000
saaes STATUTES G1"SG in statuary Hail
Sas s46@%n s@nts2sa ss"55Ga daa 5SSSSS 5SSS
Hss Iadasa sehoo ReGG"R5nG @ G 1m Now building 5SSSSS
William Penn celebration at New Castle S S009S ooo ooo 10
Appropriations companies 100000 100000
Agricultural Department eradication of tuber- oo
New '"3ss :ssa5s in cattle so5s$$s$s $685. -
State Board Of Agriculture Advertising 100000
g aass ese one s2 apss o6SS SS $4,000
sIa@sg Ia9 er Peach of Se ca SsSSS 4sSSS 5000
5sTs At a's@1g s6s Essqy Ra%os d Della 5s
Careo o II lOWOOO l0UOoO9
Spanish bOO6O bWoO
COmmi ion to reVse
PAYMENT of school bonds
Point 50OOO
pnhc Archives Commission
tbar o nhvsicaI edncation University
Edmcation of children of war veterans
a Guard Camp
BeI,anv Reach ....s
Nursery 6bOOO0 O'1Wuo
llOO0OO
SOOOOO 3OUOO
3OOOOO 5'DUUOo
OF 5O0WOO 5OOOOOV
fol 5OOOOO
of county government a..
Rant ~ and ID sTssey Fair S,5OOOO S,5OOO0
state House 49,. ...........
Total .... $7i6257l36 $47OS7G7J
Total bofb Years t<5s.. 7,G3345lI
School = !. l2d9OQOn"
Toal ..... -. ....4.. .$2O32345lI1
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17

Truck Crops intentions TO Plan
Harvested Acreage Intended Acreage
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-17

diatey alter The adjournment they were as FOLLOWS:
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
LAS MAS |1MPORTANTES
MOCIONES APROBADAS Y
EN- LA CA
MARA DEL ESTADO

Tallahassee, Abril l4.-He
aqui una lista de los mas impor
tantes proyectos de ley resuei-
tos y los entregados aver para
su consideration en- la camara
de representatives del estado:
Aprobada una moci6n del re-
presentante Horne, de Jackson,
para que Sc deien abiertos los
libros de contribuciones hasta
ell dfa | de JUNO de 1881; apro-
bado un proyecto del represen-
tante Robineau, del condado de
Dade. hacienda fiesta Official del
estado el nacimiento de Jeffer-
son aprobada una moci6n para
que no Sc considere ning1n pro-
veto de ley que fife un corto
termino de Residential para faci-
litar ell tramite de d~ivorcios.
Presentada una moci6n para
que sc investigue 81 Sc practice
ell "lobbismo" en- la camara de
la Florida.
Moci6n de Watson y otros,
creando un departamento ban
carlo del estado, compuesto de
un superintendent y cinco
miembros que deberan ser nom
brados por el gobernador, sien-
do ell termino del nombramiento
de cuatro amos. Moci6n prohi.
biendo que ell salario de cuai-
quier otro funcionario sea mas
alto que ell del gobernador; per
mitiendo a mujeres casadas te-
ner propiedades como 81 fueran
solteras, por medic de una en-
mienda constitutional; requi-
riendo a los muhidores dar cuen
ia de los fallecimientos a los Off
ciales del registro.
Proyecto de ley de Watson,
del condado de Hillsborough,
prohibiendo que los comisiona-
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

LA CARTA"

Esta nueva cinta de la COM
pania Paramount, toda habla-
da en- espanol, Sc estrenara hoy
en- ell teatro que dirige Antonio
Juran.
D%esempenan los principaies
papeIes Carmen Larfabeiti, la
actriz tan aplaudida en- otras
producciones; Carlos Diaz de
Mendoza, hijo de Don Fernando
Y Dona Maria; Luis Pena, Lea
Mako, Mercedes Servet y Fede-
rico Velazco.
Carmen Larrabeiti aparece
en- la obra como la Sra Leslie
Bennett, una mujer q. acribilla
a balazos a George Nelson, pa
pei interpretado por Diaz de
Mendoza.
Ell abogado defensor, Mr..
Joyce, es Luis Pena.
Dirigi6 la pelicula la Sra.
Adelqui Millar.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
ULTIMA HORA
A LAS SEIS DE LA TARDE
DE HOY ABDICO Ell REY
0

Madrid, Abril 14.-El Ilti-
mo de los Borbones, ell Rey Al
fonso, abdic6 la Corona a LAT
seis de la tarde de hoy.
Niceto Alcala Zamora JET,
Republican, que hace Poca'
semanas sali6 de la carcel, e'
ell Presidente Provisional de 10
nueva Republica.
A las cuatro y cuarenta y
cinco de la tarde, Afcaia Ia.
mora, mand6 un ultimatum a
Rey diciendo que, a menos que
la Repubiica fuera aceptads
dentro de una bora, los Repu
blicanos no sc harlan respon
sables de las consecuencias.
A los ounce minutes de ha
Der pasado ell termino del ui
timatum la abdicacion del Rey
Sc convirtio en- una realidad.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
UN AUTOMOVIL MATO A
UNA NINA DE DOS AMOS

Cerca de Lake Thonotosassa,
frente a la estaci6n de gasolina
de su padre, la nina Mary Kent
Strait, de 2 amos, fue atropella-
.da por IN autom6vil que gniaba
T. S. Brown, vecino de la ave-
nida West Powhatan 1902.
Ell autom6vil Sc hallaba en-
la estaci6n de gasolina y Brown
que esperaba al padre de la nj
ma para hablar con el. con Ell
fin de dar espacio a Otro auto
m6vil impulse ell suyo por un
pequeno DECEIVE.
No vic el a la nina. Momentos
desphes la madre vic las pier
mas de su hijita debajo del
vehiculo y acudi6 q sacarla, pc
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
N RECOMIENDA ST
ELIZA UNA
CONSTITUENTS PARA
QUE ESTA DECIDA

Madrid, Abril 14.-El 60
bierno del primer ministrc
Juan Bautista Aznar renuncif
EN- la tarde de hoy a~consejan-
do al rey Alfonso lame a tres
de los iiders y que Sc hagan
elecciones para que las cortes
CONSTITUENCIES decidan 81 debe
q~Uedarse a monarQuia o sci
establecida la rep1blica.
AL mismo tempo los jefes
republicanos, que en- las elee
clones del domingo triunfaron
en- 40 de las 40 provincias, de-
mandan que Sc proclame la re
publica, por haberse expresa'
do claramente ell sentir de-
pueblo.
Han confe enciado con ell
monarch, despues de haber re
nunciado ell gabinete Aznar,
On. Jose Antonio Sanchez
Guerra, On. Miguel Villanuc.
va y Francisco Bergamin.
Antes de entrar a yer ell
Rey, ell Sr. Bergamin, dijo es-
tas palabras: "Esnana no es
una monarquia;; este factor
qued6 p~lenamente demostradc
ell domingo 1ltimo."
"Yo creo, sin duda, que de-
Demos lamar a unas cortet
CONSTITUENCIES"
Tienese entendido que 81 e.
rey acepta los consoles de esos
personajes, confiara su tronc
a una asamblea de delegados
nacionafes, dado que la mayo.
ria demanda ell establecimien
to de una rep1blica y la re-
nuncia de la corona.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
FALLECIO DE UN ATAQUk
AL A Ell JOVEN
RUBIO

Como a las diez de la noche
de aver muri6 de un ataQue a.
coraz6n, en- una clinica local
ell joven Segundo Rubio, expr,
sidente del disuelto Club Ha
bana y persona muy estimada
en Ybor.
Iba Rubio caminando por la
Gale Trece esquina a la ave.
nida II, cuando Sc lie present6
ell ataque, siendo lleVado a to.
da prisa a la clfnica aludida.
Uno de sus hermanos 10 es
el Sr. Jose Rubio, presidente
de la Cooperative FL Progreso.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
Ell REY LLAMO EN- COME.
RENCIA A ALCALA IA
MORA
Creese inminente ell estabeci
miento de la Rep1blica

Madrid, Abril 14.-En Il
tarde de hoy ell Rey Alfonso
mand6 a lamar al jefe repu-
blicano Niceto Alcala Zamo
ra, creese que con ell PROPOSE,
to de abdicar.
Noticias llegadas aqui dicen
que la repdblica ha sido pro-
clamada en- differences lugares
de Espana.
Luego de haber sido llama
do Zamora Sc empez6 a afr
mar que ell rey abdicara; otros
aseguran que ell monarch ped
ra a Zamora forme I'M gabine-
tie para sustituir al del almi-
rante AZnar, que renunciara
en- la manana de hoy.
Al salir para ell palacio pre-.
sidencial Zamora pronunci6
estas palabras: Estoy conten
to.
La republica fue proclama.
da hoy en- Barcelona, a las dos
de la tarde. Despues de Ma
drid la ciudad mayor de Espa'
ia es Barcelona.
Noticias de muchos pueblos
pequenos informan que la re.
publica ha sido proclamada y
que ell movimiento Sc eXtiende
con rapidez.
En- cada case los concejaleS
electos ell domingo Sc dirigie'
ron al ayuntamiento, tomaror
possession y ~proclamarOn la re.
publica.
Zaragoza, Eibar y pueblo'
de las provincias vascongadas
figuran entire los que han es'
tablecido la republica. No sc
ha derramado sangre.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
AUMENTA Ell TRABAJO EN-
LA NACION

Washington, Abril 13.-El
coroneI Arthur Woods, ejecu-
two del Comite de Emergencia
de Empleos, anunei6 hoy que
en- la pasada semana Sc motto
una mejoria en- csc sector y en-
los contracts de trabajos p1-
bncos Y semi-pdblicos ascen-
denies a 1926, 1877. 5
Esta cifra eleva ell total de
los contracts celebrates para
la construction de edificios
p1blicos a partir de Diciembre
Il, a $1.O84, O20, 104.
Ell trabaio esta desplegandc
Sc con mayor actividad en- los
negocios de todas las indus1
trias y muy pr~incipalmente en-
las construcciones.