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BIRTHS

william ]. and Doris Finke. boy.
George S. and Helen Cartner. boy.
Frank E. and Sylvia Gardner 6oy.
Frederick W. and Edith Alber. boy.
Frederick NJ. and Mary Bradley. boy.
Saul and Sarah Modlin. boy.
Thomas F. and Gladys Mcdonnell
boy.
. James and Virginia Henderson. boy.
Charles f. and Ann Eslin. boy.
PAU L. and Martha Good. boy. =,
Robert E. and Catherine Early girl.
Bruno and Concetta Cristarella: girl.
Lawrence D. and Lucy Davis, girl.
Walter G. and Kathryn Lensen. girl.
Jerome s. and Grace Murray. girl.
Merle w. and Dorothy Fletcher. girl.
Jesse C. and Annie Arnold; girl.
Henry r. and Audrie GerhOld. girl:
Roscoe c. and Edna O'Flaherty. girl.
Frank l.. and Margaret Larrison'
girl
Joseph E. and Damiana Berho. girl.
william H, and Loretta Collins. girl.
Robert r. and Merl Horton, girl.
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DEATHS

kkAMEh, MARlEttA NANnANAA;H0SCIh H0SI
MXRFay TSHRfiSsyv yvrRGfSfa GSi20eE Kramer wfs sS oi
the late Samuel J, Kramer. She is sur sur
yived By four children 1s nso dangnteTw wiSht Ms
G. Kramer, Howard B. Kramer and Frank
Services will be held from her late resi-.
afternoon, October 81, 1881. at 2:3O p. m.
lnterment will follow in Rock Creek Gene
MeGRATI. MARY-Passed away ,osy On
%%kT az ksnyqR Re S. beloved N W. wife ms 81
age. She is survived PS four children.
Mary Flint. and Two sons, Charles j. Nc;
Grath and Lawrence McGrath. also 13
Remains resting at her late residence,
913 L st. N. W. Funeral services will be
conducted on Saturday morning, October
g. 1881 at $40 SciUSk SsGcI from her T. resi- sSs
Church Of Immaculate Conception, where
requiem mass viii be said at o'cIock s. for for
ns fsDGse sse nvtsd IN to attend
will follow in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
ing. October 20, 1881. at her Esssisdeneys,
sMPsoN. the beloved wife Of George T.
Services will be held at zurhorst,s fu-
neral parlOrs, 301 East Cappitol 81. N ",
Tnterment In Addison Chapel, Nd.
TURVEY, WALTER J.-On Wednesday.
WALTER j. TURVEY. beloved husband
of Mary F. Turvey (nee Sullivanl. and
son of the late John T. and Martha
Turvey. o
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest. on Saturday,
at HolyJ Trinity Church. Thirty-sixth and
Streets Northwest. at a:16 a. M. Rela-
tives and friends invited. lnterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
HANBACK,. FINER L.-Passed away sud
1851. at u his late ere residence. ash Kansas
Ave. n. w. ELMER L. HANBACK, the
beloved husband of Ella L. Hanback,. in
the fOrty-sixth year Of his age. Remalns
resting, at the W w Chambers company haniy
Funeral services will 10 conducted on
Sunday afternoon November l. 1881; at
9 O'Clock. from the W, ". Chambers Com
pany funeral home. l40C Chapin @ 81; Sd1S n
No IS, F. A. A. M Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend. Interment will tOl-
low in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HOWARD, MAY M.lPassed away on
Thursday, October 20. 1881 at her laIe
residence, 1900 Biltmore st. n. W; NAY
W. Howard Remains resting at the W.
W. Chambers Company funeral home, Four
teenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be CONDUCTED on
Saturday afternoon. October IL rlhtsS 1S3dt az
Friends are invited to attend. Interment
will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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SAMUEL MIDDLETON

Samuel Middleton, 75-year-old
eolored messenger of the ASSo-
ciated Charities died last night,
it was learned today. The man
had been in the employe of the
society since 1895.
Middleton was active for years
In encouraging thrift among his
own people. He collected thou
sands of dollars which were placed
to the credit of depositors in the
Provident Savings fund of the AS
aociated Charities.
Funeral services for the mes
senger will be held at the Zion
Baptist Church, 333 F st. S. w.,
Sunday afternoon. Middleton was
an active member of the church.
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ARTHUR v. BUNCH

Arthur Vernon Bunch, %, Of so
H st. N. W.. who was killed Tues
day in an automobile accident at
Norfolk, Va, was buried today in
Arlington National Cemetery, fol-
lowing services at the Tabler
funeral chapel, 92S M st. N. w.
Mr.. Bunch was attached to the
Naval Training Station at Hamp-
ton Roads, Va. He is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John I.
Bunch; a brother, and four sisters.
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WALTER J. TURVEY

Funeral services for Walter j.,
Turvey, So, of 2009 Wisconsin
Ave. N. w., who died Wednesday
at Sibley Hospital following a
brief illness, will be neid tomor-
row at 9:15 a. m. at the Holy
Trinity Church, Thirty-Sixth and
N Streets northwest, with inter-
ment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Mary F. Turvey; son, Carl, and
three daughters, Miss Anna and
Miss Edna Turvey and Mrs. Mary
Saunders, all of Washington.
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MRS. ROSA E. SIMPSON

Final rites for Mrs. Rosa E.
Simpson, 40, wife of George T.
Simpson, who died yesterday at
her home, 2707 Twenty-fourth St.
n. E., following a lingering ILL
ness, will be held tomorrow at 2
p. m. at ZurhorSt'S funeral par
lorS, 301 East Capitol ST., with
interment in Addison Chapel, Md.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by two sons, Russell and
Robert Simpson, and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Ruth Ripley and Mrs.
Edna Farrell, all of Washington.
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WASHINGTON TIMES

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 H ST. N. W.
RATES DELIVERED BY CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
RATES BY NAIL
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MALE AND FEMALE

NURSES, MALE AND FEMALE. wanted
for private duty in and out city. Apply
between 8 a. m. and .. m- 1917 d
St. N. E.. Apt. z.
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8 +L001rSS .'.''.......' s110oU0
IoTS loo FOOT 'FRRoNTAGE.. rs
R. C. ZANTZINGER
945 K ST N. W. OR HYATTSVILLE. MD.
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HOUSES AND ESTATES
FOR SALE, ID. G.

REMARKABLE VALUES.
1918 OATES ST. N. E.
Six rooms; tile bath. built-in ga
rage; attractive floor plan; beautiful
fixtures, latest improvements and dec.
Grating; large pOrches both front and
rear. This house 10 sure to appeal to
you because OF its unusual attractive
ness, its reasonable price and excellent
location, near schools. stores and
transportation.
Small Monthly Payments.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
ut UNION TRUST BLDG.
NATIONAL 6799.
(Oates St. 10 just north of 18th
and Florida Ave. N. E.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Funerals
by
Are Getting Less
Costly Every Day
We are getting caskets
at 1a what we paid two
years ago. We will give
you a full funeral equal
in looks and quality of
a $3.50 Couch Casket
funeral - the full
funeral, $195. Shipping
funerals, complete, as
low as $65. We have a
wonderful funeral, cars
and all, only SIS. The
greatest of all, we are
the largest in town-1O
cars, 3 chapels, S par
lors, hearses and am
balances. Finest em.
balmers and directors
obtainable, such as w.
F. Elliott and r. K.
Harvey. These men are
men of experience
why, Harvey was born
an undertaken. They
have been undertakers
so long his father
buried Abraham Lin
coin. AS for w. w.
Chambers, he is just an
expert on economical
funerals.
IF You Want the Best
and Pay the Least, Call
The Greater
Chambers Co.
Undertakers
Cor. 18th &
Chaplin SITS. N. w.
Columbia O432
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS 8
MOTHER'S care given TO infants, suburban
home; references. SHenherd 2399.R.
CHILDREN over yrs. boarded in private
homer 4O8 Kentucky Ave. s. e. II. 1878
COLORED children. room & boarded with
mothers care. 1411 st. 8. e.. Apt.
CHILDREN BOARDED in private home
2 to IL years. 80 90 week. POt. 37g9
SWEDISH Massag, by graduate masseIlse; ;
hours 8 to Q daily. Shepherd 1910.
HONEY pounds white clover. 9Oc, del.
L. A. zirkle, % Arcade Mkt, col. 1889.
Penhurst 48 II St. n. E.. Apt. 81
EXCELLENT REDUCING treatment. Eradu.
ate. 467 II st: n. w. apt. 4. "a floor
SCIENTIFIC light and massage treatments
For appointment. call DEC, 331S.
pleasing personality: give pine baths and
restful treatment for nerves; refined white
only: colored operator: DEC. 1885.
FOR rheu;. and c0lds. sun-ray light oaIeO aIeO
rubs. refined white. col. op. NO. 2768.
HIGH BLOOD PREsSggRRIEc ca GPiGkly re TedSesed Sssl
EXCELLENT MASSAGE, refined only. Dr.
Della Ledendecker. WEst 1120: 3026 @.
ETECTIVES-PriVate, confidential ad-
vice free. Munsey Bldg. District 7064
RUGS CLEANED AND STORED.
Known for our superior work e low prices
LUWIN CO.. 1925 9TH st. N. w. NO. 016O
vITONET baths: reduc. treats. B c. method: :
WHEN DEATH strikes a family there 10 no
need for them to feel that they must &C.
cept inferior funeral services. due to in
VRiy tc pay high Gd Dfss Prise: the GG9atfe
funeral. cars and all. for as little as $75:
the worlds finest waterproof, alright:
guaranteed steel burial vault may be had
call the Greater W w, Chambers Co. 14th
ST., corner Chaplin st. N. w. col. O432.
LADIES' Tailoring and Fashionable Dress-
making: reas. 1911 n: E. Att: 3165
MASSEUSE grad. nurse. healthy col; re-
fined white only; speaks Ger. FIR. 70. $3.50
CASH for pawn tickets. diamonds, iewelry.
INGsTON. COL 18th n. w. MAJ. 5640.
CHILDREN boarded by day or week: moth
er's care: suburban home. Clar. 1915
MISS EVA BRILL. who was with us two
years ago. is now back and will be glad
Beauty shop sos II St. n. n.
DETECTIVES-Reliab confidential Ad-
vice free. OPP. day.night. 900 M. ME. 419S
QUIET, ,restful place for alcohol rub, refined
white only: cOlored operator. Pot. 1896.
ALL DRESSES and ladies' coats cleaned
rs fHowHR5s neR5 sus SRd SysreSat' sEASRs R
Stores all over town: Kash Kary
FGO1N1Go q TOR p wv.
Large, strong roots, essential and guar.
anteed bloom: planted properly free.
Phone col. 3045. 322 LIST st. 8. E.
Educational
INSTRUCTION COURSES 90
EXCEPTIONAL cOureOs short. intensive
secretarial, saves tine. more money di
plOma position New class now forming
BOYD SCHOOL 1893 T st NAT 234O
MUSICAL, DANCING,
DRAMATIC 43
PIANO, INSTRUCTION. experienced teach:
er. beginners. advanced. children. and
adults: II. 6153:J for appt. 60S A st. 8. e.
SAX. trumpet, Hawaiian guitar banjo,
loaned free. Priv. lessons 81 so wkly.
Beard Studios. 3471 14th NV. AID. $500.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE SO

WILL PAY ALL CASH for to s-room
houses in any condition in d. c, Call
at once. NET 5OSS.
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SEMI-DETACHED, SO, ,25O.
Near new Tech High School. in all white
good neighboFhood: 8 rooms. bath. hard
wood floors. panel walls, porches. garage:
vacant; Just redeeoFated throughout: $3.50
cash. balance easy. MET. 6Oss; evenings.
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Real Estate
LOTS FOR SALE

BUILDING LOT, 634 Morton Pi. n. E.
Sacrifice 81 1O50. Garage and brick build
ings on each side of lot. Near Union Ter
minal Market Also lots in Brentwood.
34th St. Call Owner. Lincoln 2772,J.
Northeast cor. Sth & Van Buren, NV, lot
1OOx6O. So 900 cash. Owner NE 1924
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DcachedHoefor Sa Rooms AU IMPROVEMENTS PdatS620
Announcements
LOST AND FOUND

BOSTON BULL PUP, black: has long tail
female. Reward. Phi. Cleveland 1897
BOSTON BULL. fem: ans. to name Queenie
Rev. 6215 Kansas Ave. NV. GE. 3964.J
EARRING-CARVED JADE. WITH SEED
PEARLS; OCT. 2S. REWARD. WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL. APT. 4O0-A.
FOX FUR-Tan Sat. night. Reward
phone Decatur 27S0. br. 107.
black patent leather,
Thurs, on Irving st. N, W., near 14th.
Rev. Mrs. Clarke. Grafton Hotel. DEC 1920.
Wash. Auditorium. Rev. $50 II N. e.
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Real Estate
HOUSES AND ESTATES
FOR SALE, ID. C..
SEMI,DETACHED HOME,

235 18TH ST, N. E.. and 1-story brick ad-
dition, near Lincoln Park: large rooms
and bath. attic h.-w.h.. elec.; lot 31x97;
So. 800, easy terms. Open Sun. Until o pm.
Wilbur G. Wiley Invest. Bldg. MAI. Oil.
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FARMS 8 LANDS FOR SALE "a

ssts sood aGd Patoac ESer s5
miles D. c.. $3.50. Box 159. Times Herald
BUY ACREAGE NEAR NATIONS CAPITAL
e acres. $500. So acres. $500 per acre
IS acres. $1,000 Sol Sol acres. acres. $40 Der per acre
% acres. $500. 90 acres. $3.50 per acre
27 acres. 5000. 100 acres. 500 per acre
Write CLIFTON LAUGHLIN. Mclean. Va.
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Brick Bungalow
SOL
In this offering we are con.
vinced the careful buyer will recog-
nize a value greater than has been
seen in many a day. The house
is truly a little gem. 1t contains
five rooms (two bedrooms), bath,
easy stairway to large attic (space
for two more rooms), hot-water
heat and electric light, and there
is a garage. The very large lot has
many pretty flowers and shrubs,
is inclosed with a neat wire fence.
Evening Phone Service Till 9 P.
I'll. G. Sn1ithy Co.
1418 Eye st. MAI. 5904.
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Educational
INSTRUCTION COl.RSES

EXCEPTIONAL cOuraoe. short. InteD0ive
secretarial, saves tine. more money di
ploma position New class now forming
BOYD SCHOOL 1899 r st NAT 234O
The Washington times., 1931-06-22

A report is being circulated
in aviation circles about a new
air service direct to Atlantic
City by the Pan-American Air.
line, using its new Sikorsky
Amphibian planes. the New
York Anyways is supposed to be
a subsidiary of the Pan-Amer-
ican and is plying between New
York and Atlantic City. this
would give Pan-American a
complete over-water route to
New York. these SikorskyS
have a high safety rating and
are very we'll liked by aviators
making water hops.
Now that Washington Hoover
Airport is to have its own
Weather Bureau, the next step
is to get rid of the wires and
trees at one end and the burn.
ing piles of trash at the other
the wires along the Alex
andria road are handicap in
landing and taking off, for they
cut down the airport's space
Gene Vidal of the Ludington
says that his line would almost
be willing to help pay for their
removal. at least, that is
something for some one to
start work on.
Vidal said that the installa
ton of a weather bureau at
the airport would save his COM
pany a tidy sum each month,
as it was often necessary for
them to send a ship over to
Boiling Field for weather maps.
Speaking of airports, why is
it that Germany, a nearly bank
rupt nation, can afford such a
wonderful airport as the Tenn
pelhof, while the United States
can't afford one. we should
have the finest of all airportS
here. . on it should be located
shops for the quick installation
of worn parts.
A Sikorsky S-39 amphibion
has been entered in the national
air tour leaving Detroit July 4
-. this is the same type ship
that is used so much by Flor
idians in committing to and
from their yachts Eddie"
Rickenbacker proposes a $780,
100000 subsidy for airmail,
which could then be used as a
sort of proving ground" for avi-
alton. . he also predicts 400
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
.OH|OG.O.P.SPL|T
IN HOUSE RACE

The seat Of the late Speaker
Longworth, in the House, is the
center of tense nomination
fight in Ohio between G. o. p.
leaders.
Two candidates for the Repub-
lican nomination are in the
field,-State Senator John Lor-
bach, serving his first term in
the Ohio legislature, and John b.
Hollister, known as a strong wet
in Cincinnati and a distinguished
lawyer.
At present, Lorbach is in the
lgad and is likely to receive the
nomination. Just who will op-
pose thin on the Democratic side
remains a matter of doubt.
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
SecOnd-StOry Thief
Steals Army Insignia

Two silver maple leaves, insig-
MIA of a Lieutenant Colonel, were
stolen by a second-story man
from the home of Lieut.. Col. Ger.
aid M, Kincave, U. S. A., of 1903
Quebec St. N. w. last nighN
Colonel Kincave told poLbaa
nothing else was missing, andoAe
was at a loss to know whysAHY9
one should want his insignia. szIil
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VETERANS LAUD
PROSPERITY
LOAN PLAN
D. A. v. Chapter Unanimously
Approves Hearst Suggestion;
Urges Congressional Action

Local interest in William Ran
dolph Hearst's plan for a $5,000.-
100000 prosperity program by the
United States Government was
given further impetus yesterday
when the proposal was unani
mously commended by the Ma
tional Capital Chapter, No. 2, of
the Disabled American Veterans
of the World War.
Comdr. Charles A. Halpin, au
thor of the resolution, stated be-
fore the regular monthly meeting
Of the organization that the feast
bility of the plan is Immediately
apparent to the layman." He
said:
"The Federal Congress ought
to consider this plan with view
to legiSlating on this all-impOr.
tant subject"
The Washington times., 1931-06-22
News of Skyways

miles per hour in the next
SCHNEIDER Cup races.
David ingalls,, assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy, believes that
the country needs some real air
plane carriers.
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THIEVES BREAK WINDOW

Using a cloth-wrapped brick,
thieves early yesterday morning
smashed display window il front
of the store of Samuel H. Berman,
1100 block Seventh st. N. w. and
stole a quantity of wearing appa-
rel valued at $50.
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Chicago Builders Show
interest in Loan Plan

CHICAGO, June % U.SO.-The
$5,000,000,000 prosperity loan ad-
vocated by William Randolph
Hearst would react favorably in
many channels of the nation S
business. Oscar Rosenthal, presi-
dent of the Builders Association
of Chicago, said today.
Chicago builders have expressed
great interest in the plan offered
by the publisher to stimulate bus
inesS in general through bond is
sue to underwrite various public
works, he said. adding:
"The $4,000, ,OOO, 900 bond issue
would not lift the construction
industry from its Semi-dOrmant
depths, but its leverage would
be felt greatly. The people of
the nation would react to this
confidence and a momentum,
so sadly lacking in industry to-
day, would be generated that
would materially aid in restor.
ing normalcy.
To-day the people of the ma
tiOn are suffering from hys-
terra. A $4,000, 100000 pros
perity loan would dispel this
hysteria as the people regained
confidence and the unemployed
went back to work"
Mr.. Rosenthal is known as one
of the leading construction au-
thorities in the country.
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Wear Cotton Pajamas
Throughout the Summer

every the
pajamasor the beach, with the the
eepngfo evening cottage-n
fact live in pajamas this Summer
THIRD
La gaceta., 1931-11-06
LA coRs sUPREMA DH
do QUE E OBTE-
NERSE DINERO, EN- PRES
M PARA ABONAR
LOS SUELDOS A LOS
MAESTROS


La COrte SLprema del estads
decide aver que la junta escolar
del Condado de HillSborough tie
ne ell derecho legal de pedir pres
tado los fondos necesarios para
pagan los salaries de loS macs
tros, pendiente de los ingresos
de otras fuentes del estad6.
Esta decision significa que los
bancos de Tampa aprobaran hoy.
I'm prestamo de 1925, 0C0 a la
Junta Electoral para pagarle a
los maestros, a quienes actual
mente Sc lie deben va dos meses
de sueldo por sus servicios.
FL prestamo sera adelantado
por ell First National Bank Y ell
Exchange National Bank, de
acuerdo con un convenio celebra
do con los funcionarios escola-
res, sobre la base de que la cor
te declarara constitutional una
ley de la legislature autorizan-
La gaceta., 1931-11-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y re
paramos toda clase de nue.
bles. Arreglamos cortinas v
toldos. Phillips Upholstery Co.
Z11O Grand Central Avenida.
Phone 1898.
La gaceta., 1931-11-06

hos @hecks para todos los
maes1Nde la ciudad y del con-
dado, mNNde 1000 va han sido
extendidoSpor la oficina del Su-
perintendenta de Escuelas del
condado Mr.. w. D.. F. Snipes, y
seran distributes hoy.
Hace cerca dc un mes la Jun
ia Escolar de Hillsborough pas6
una resolution para obtener csc
preStamo de 1926, 900. Con an
terioridad a la concession he ha
por los bancoS, Sc habi&n obte-
nido $4,000 para hacerle fren-
te al page de los haberes de los
maestros, en- ell primer mes.
La legislature habia autoriza-
d, a la Junta escolar para hacer
preStamoS que no pasasen del
so por ciento de los ingresos pre-
supuestados. En- cambio ell Sc
nado INDIGO que esos pr6stamos
no debian exceder del 20 por
ciento.
I'm pleito amistoso Tue pre-
sentado por Clyde Perry, como
contribuyente, para dejar ARE
glado ell problema. La decision
La gaceta., 1931-11-06
DOS NUEVOS MEDICOS EN-
Ell CENTRIC ASTURIANO

Sc notifica a los socios del
Centre Asturiano y de la Bene.
ficencia Asturiana, que a partir
del dia primero del actual, han
entrado a formar parte del cuer-
pc medico de ambas sociedades,
los doctores P. M. Garcia Y J. A.
Mas.
Ambos doctores prestaran ser
vicios con arreglo al horario fl
jado en- las carteleras del Sana-
torio del Centre Asturiano y en-
ell respaldo de los recibos de la
Beneficencia Asturiana.
Tampa, Fla, Nov. a, 1881.
J. Gonzdte2,
Secretario.
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LOGIA E NO. SIS

Gitamos a todos los miembros
de la LQgia Ideal Nc. 55, l. o.
O. F. para la tenida de hoy Vier-
mes IS, a las 8 de la noche, en- la
cual Sc discutira por Ultima vez
la suspension de un articulo de
nuestro r~eglamento.
Tambien citamos a los teams
de grades de las Logias Progre-
so 81 e Ideal No. SIS para es-
ia n0che.
Fraternalmente,
Bias G. Rodriguez,
Secretario.
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BASE BALL.
Ell DESAFIO DEL DOMINGO

A las nueve y media d. la ma
mana del domingo jugaran en- ell
parque de NcF arlane, en- West
Tampa, Jos clubs Circulo Cuba
no Y Centre Asturiano.
Componen ell team de- Circu-
10: C. Correa, eff; Dorta, 3b;
Dabney, IS; E. Correa, ID; Cue
liar, If; Valdes, 2b; Gonzalez, C;
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VSorable del juez Robes per-

miti6 que apelara a la corte SUI
prema ell abogado de Perry DR..
Oscar y .HilIburn. La Junta Es-
cola estnvo representada por su
aAcgad, w, F. Hines.
ksta apelaci6n fue resuelta
autorizando a la Junta ell pres
tamo de S125,000 anteriormen-
te citado.
La gaceta., 1931-11-06

Rosa, IF; pitchers, Santo,
Tanner, Henry Y A. Perez.
La novena del Centre Asturia
no aparece integrada por Fer
nandez, rf; Carrera, p; Alvarez,
2b; OFT, IS; Randazzo, 3b;
Hicks, CT; Santana, lib; Arrange,
If; Dfaz, c; Suplentes, Sierra Y
Valdes.
La gaceta., 1931-11-06

UN LUJOSO AUTOMOVIL.
Sale para New York llevando
I'm matrim0nio. Necesita tres
personals para ayudar a los gas
tos. Informan: 2313R Gale II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-03
Marriage Licenses.

j., Rev. wa R.Tnh 'r = trs ana Mary
Richard G. zantzinger. 81. Hyattsyille; and
Isabel G. Green TO- this CITY, REV. r. 6iaho
John p. Lancaster. jr.. ~. and Maude v.
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n; Peter Nelson. So: Oshkosh Wis, and
Ruth M; PSmarane, rs, this city; Rev. Flo
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TYLER q; HsrIis a7, and Beatrice L. War
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Rev. Charles j. .Trinkaus.
James stroman; ~: and Mary F. walker
william sIo!n' 4; and Louis. oleekl.y. isi
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81 h.s crY Robert e. NJ .G % Hsn
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g.; both of Richmond; Judge Robert Z. Mat
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Best Sse s. X John e. sPs s.f'sln'
Rev. Herman MCKAY.