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The Washington times., 1931-10-31
The Weather

For the District of Columbia. most
much change in temperature, with low
est tonight about 40 degrees; moderate
westerly winds.
For Maryland, mostly cloudy tonight
and Sunday, rain or snow in the noun
tains; not much change in temperature; ;
fresh westerly winds.
For virginia, mostly cloudy tonight
and sunday; not much change in tenn
perature; fresh westerly winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
%. m.,...... so a. m......... 43
8 .. m..... 63 8 a. m. ......... As
Midnight ...... 49 noon .......... bl
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess OF temperature
Excess of temperature since October
/, 1881. 1913 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency of precipita-
tion since January /, 1881, $40 inches.
Deficiency Of precipitation since Octo-
ber /. 1881. 1.66 inches.
TIDE TABLES
Today-High tides, 1858 q. m. and
n:16 p. M; low tides, 5:42 a. m. and
sos p. M.
Tomorrow-High tides, 11:4O a. M.
low tides, 6:27 a. m. and 5:56 p. ~.
THE SUN AND THE MOON
The sun rises today, 6;33 a. m. and
sets, $40 y. m.
The sun rises Sunday, 6:34 a. m, and
sets, 500 p. m.
The moon rises today, s:lS p. m, ana
sets, 1874 a. m.
CorruApATVvE TwAxpvR ATT1REs
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
CLIFFORD GROUP
GAINS FEARS
Of CLERKS
Yielding part Time to Aid
Jo5Iess Put Up to Federal
Workers as Voluntary Only

There is nothing to get ex.
cited about" in the proposal of the
Presidents Organization for Un-
employment Relief, that Federal
employees voluntarily go on part
time, and that workers who have
other wage-earners in their fami-
lies yield their jobs permanently
to unemployed persons, it was
stated this week at the organiza-
tion's offices, 1924 F st. N. w.
Law Guards Jobs
Since Federal positions are pro-
tected by law, no employees will
be removed except by the same
methods and for the same reasons
as of old, and it was said no
reductions of force are contem-
plated.
The President does not want
the number of employees of any
uCpn1 U11AC44U w DC 1Co0C11CO, UuU,
on the contrary, wants them in
creased, and the committees pro-
poSals are merely for employees
voluntarily to go on part time,
and for duplicate family wage
earners voluntarily to surrender
their jobs to provide work for the
idle.
The total Federal payrolls will
remain the same, or may be
larger, it was stressed.
Clifford Approves Plan
The report of the committee
containing the proposal was sub
mitted to Director Walter Gif.
ford, who approved it and urged
its immediate and thoughtful
consideration by all individuals
and agencies"
It was understood he then sub
mitted the report to President
Hoover, although, at the White
House, it was said the President
had not seen it. What action
the President would take on the
recommendations was not stated.
At the offices of Cabinet mem
bers it was said neither the Gif-
ford committee nor the White
House had sent the proposals to
the department heads.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Internal Revenue
EmDLOUeS to Dance

Internal Revenue employees win
stage a dance Thursday night.
from 9 to IL p. m, at the
+, O. o. r. hall, 4l9 Seventh st.
n, w. Considering the large
number of workers in this hu-
reau, a big attendance is ex-
pected.
e. N. Janson and Mrs. j. E.
Plunkert, secretary.treaSurer Of
the employees organization, are
sharing in the arrangements.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Arlington to Haze
First COlOred High

With completion Of the eight
room edition to the Jefferson
School, Arlington, Va. Arlington
county will have its first colored
high school. It is expected that
the addition will be completed
within the next month.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
F. E. U. MEETS

The Agricultural Branch Of
Local No. 2, F. E. u, met We'd
nesday night. Speakers were
Joseph Stansfield, Henry G..
Nolda, Mrs. M. Dorothy Dick and
Miss L. L. Anderson.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
UNDERSTA AFFED
BUREAUS To
BENEFIT
Rear Admiral Craven to Run
Clearing House for Placing
Clerks When Jobs Expire

Rear Admiral r. r. Cravenn
chief co-ordinator Of the Federal
Co-ordinating Service. made pub
lie this week details Of the per-
sonnel clearing house plan Of
which work his office viii have
charge.
The main object Of the plan,
based on Executive order Of Presi-
dent Hoover of october IL, is to
transfer surplus employees from
departments where they are not
needed to departments where
more help is required.
Appointments Cut
The new plan win revolutionize
employment methods Of the Gov
ernment, reducing new appoint
ments to the minimum hence
forth.
Details Of the pool plan were
worked out at meeting OF de"
partment executives october 20.
called by Admiral Craven. who
was put in charge Of the work by
J. C. Roop, director Of the budget,
to whom the President issued his
order.
The new plan affects both the
District and the field service, in
the competitive classified service,
in the executive apartments and
in independent establishments.
Employees may be shifted per-
manently by a transfer, or tenn.
porarily by a detail"
Reinstatements shall be treated
ln the same manner as original ap-
pOintments. Promotions, routine
transfers and changes in designar
tiOn are not affected by the new
orders.
Service to Handle Gases
The departments having a sur
plus Of employees will send their
names to the Civil Service Com
mission, which will place these
persons on appropriate lists which
will be certified in response to
every request for certificate Of
eligibles or request for authority
to reinstate.
In case the Civil Service Com
mission certifies the name Of a
person for transfer, it will not
certify eligibles from registers or
authorize reinstatement to other
wise fill the vacancy unless the
department concerned obtains
clearance from the chief CO.
ordinator.
Positions under the Civil Ser.
vice District system will be filled
In a similar manner.
Submit Their Names
No temporary personnel will be
employed in the District without
first obtaining clearance from the
chief co-ordinator.
Reports of personnel available
for "detail' will be submitted to
the chief co-ordinator, as will re-
quests for details with reasons
made clear.
Area co-ordinators will perform
similar supervision outside the Dis
trict.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
LICENSE TO WE'D

A marriage license was issued
at Rockville to Gustave George
Werner, jr., "a, and Edna Lolita
Mitchell, "a, both of Baltimore.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
fOnAN'S WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

UNDATED, Nov. 5, lAPp A real War in Manchuril is p~"- dicted from authoritative circles in Tokyo if Chian kashek goes north with joint forces of Chians Sueh- hian9, q former Nancauriau go.-
 rnus and friend of General Nah. GIi,u@'s prediction $ prompr ] oy reports received at Toky. that such plan has been under way for some time.
 T hyo and Lond,a reports s.;: several independent battalions If Japauese and ratl.oad guard, bn- gau drive over rouga country southwest of Mukden. against ,tn estimated force of twelve thous- and Chinese bandits who are be ,ieved to be in an area where the maneuvers are not directed again St thiuraow. where other Chinese forces are concentrated at Nan king.
 Wellington Koc. the new Fo.- eigu Minister. said that China had submitted concrete proposal to the League Council at Paris. and that any other compromise. not providing for Japanese eyacu- ation would be unacceptable
 A deadlock between Chinese and Japanese delegates to the League persisted. as the Council tried once more to straishtan ont the dispute.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
BELIEVE TT OR NOT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. (AP) Gardiner, who will probably be tue next Speaker of the House in place of Longworth. now de- ceased. informed Democrats that they will win fourteen districts in his state and the fifth New Jersey district, both were former ly recognized as republican dis tricts.
 The repuhulican leaders are con ceeding nothing to the democrats tut should these democratic fore casts materialize. the democrats would have 219 seats and the re- publica2s 214, and the Farmer laborites 1.
 The New Hampshire district is yet to be filled, and there are eight democrats running against one republican. in tomorrow s Texas election.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
SICKNESS AT NOATAk

KOTZEBrE. Ny. T. Special to the Nugget Pilot Jones with an Alaskan Airways plane. left here for Shungnak Nov 2oth, taking as passeng@~ Su9erint endent
 Morlander of the Northwestern District, of Indian Affairs
 Pilot Jones returned to kotze- hue with Morelunder ynd was tn make a trip to the No2tak section with tte suDeriateni ur owing t1 an epidemic cr wi opirI cough. but do to the tact that the rivers are all oycrfoHed the plane trip W., abandoned, and dog teams employed Pilot Jones left Kot- rebu with Tori Nltai's as pas sens@r for Deectna. tc&a&. and .onjinu2d on to Nome thru thick weather landing at Nome today safely.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
MONDAY
SPECIAL FIFTY CAR MILLION
 DOLLAR TRAIN" DETAILED

LEXINGTON. Nov. g. (AP) -- The derailment of speeding special, fifty car million dollar train. carried to their death pos sibly seven men and at least a dozen members of equine aristO- cracy known turnout the show rings of the nation, as the special train was hurrying horses and other animals from the America T Royal Livestock Show at Kansas City to the International Livestock k Exposition at Chicago. piled up cn the Missouri-Paci citic tracks near here
 Officials blamed the derailment 10 a spreading rail and weakened roadbed caused by the recent heavy rains. Four bodies were recovered from the wreckage of twenty four cars which left the track. Officials also said that there were three men still unac- counted for. there was probably 5 horses killed. six of whom be- longed to Hilda Mccormack, of Portland.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
CALIFORNIA COLD WAVE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24, "A
 p-Chil. announcing winter is here in a large way, three far western states continued to de posit frost, freeze and snow and make ice, sending it's citizens s: s:rrryiug for overcnaFS Wash irston and Oregon reported cold " eather with snow in the high r @I'i'udes and new low records for temperature for .h. past 20 years. California had me sun but it failed to amount to much, took all the enthusiasm from the sun.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
SUGAR PROBE, ENDED

WASHINGTON. No. 25.. JAPD IT.. .nor'- -u2tr lobby probe ended with record containing 'ne defnt~ finding. thar the two senators. Watson of Indiana and Davis If Pennsylvania. oac4 mada paper pr iits ou sugar stock deals which cost them not cent. They both put Up their personal notes which were never discount ed Testimony showed that nejtb CT of them ever cashed ie un ther holdings.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
4 THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Annually the people of the Unit "d States pauSe for d.3 and give thanks to the Almighty God fur his Ina nifold blessing. In obsery- ing the custom, s.r ".press our gratitude to God for His guidhancs which has enAbled us to contiMse for another year with prosperity
 THEREFORE,. I. A. F. Wright, Mayor Of Nome, Alaska, summon all of the people Of the city to a sincere observance of this anniye,-- sarS, and recommend that they cease their usual occupations, and assemble in their homes or their accustomed places of worship. ana thcre. give thanks to God for the many blessings which He has be slowed upon us during the pa-i year.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the City of Nome. this 21st day of November. 1881.
 4. F. WRIGHT, Mayor.
 (SEAL)
 h. J. walsh, City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
GOVERNOR PARKS ISSUES A THANKSGIVING
 PROCLAMATION

Juneau, Alaska. NOV. 2l. la$l, NOME NUGGET. Nome, Alaska
 A PROCLAMATION!
 Our Forefathers. in their ap- preciation for Divine guidance that enabled them to sustain themselves under adverse condi- |tions in new land. established 'he custom Of settins. aside one cay each year to give thanks tr God. for the many blessings hat i" has bestowed upon ~s.
 In keeping with this pleasing tradition. the President of the U 'S.. Herbert Hoover. has designat- .od and proclaimed. Thursday, the 26th day of November. 1881, as Thanksgiving Day.
 THEREFORE. I. George A. Parks, Governor of Alaska. in con formity herewith. do hereby sum mon all of the people of the Terr- itory, to a devout observance of ---t' U iA'' ''N y q iiu 4VNo LII III Shu that we all refrain from our usual tasks and with our friends and neighhors. assemble in our homes and accustomed places of worship. and there to give Thanks to God for the many blessings that we have enjoyed during the past year and invoke His Divine guidance for the future. Mindful of those who. because of misfortune are without the means to sustain themselves during the winter. let each Of us contribute to their needs according to our ability SO that no one will be without the actual necessity of life.
 Remembering that our mines. fisheries and forests have yielded full measure Of their treasures. and thar We have been spared from pestilence and e .amiries, let the Th&nksgiyiQS bay be ap- nropriated in reverend and pray erfu spirit with contrte hearts expressive Of spiritual faith and profound gratitude to God for his teneticience.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Territory of Alaska. at Juneau. the capital. this 20th day of November in the year of our Lord 1881. and of the Inde- pendence of the United States, the one hundred and fifty sixth
 Signed. GEORGE A. PARKS.
 Governor.
 Signed. KARL THEILE.
 Secretary of Alaska SEAL: HARRY WATSON.
 Secretary to Governor.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
WAR >+ES 'N blslEF

Undated. Nov. g. (AP) After a weeks battle and futile negoti- ations it has brought the Japan csc and Chinese to the gravest crisis of the long drawn out Man churian struggle. The League of Nations Council drafted ca tenta- tive resolution by which it hopes to solve the dispute between the two warning factions, and will be submitted to the Chinese and Ja- ranese delegates later. the details of which has not as yet been dis closed.
 The Chinese delegation said if it constituted a surrender to the Japanese demands, that the Nan king government would be en- dangered.
 Japan sent reassuring note to the United States, asserting that military activities in Man churia would not be an infringe ment on the Kellogg Pact or the nine power treaty. or league GOV enant.
 Doctor Wellington Roo has been appointed Foreign Minister and chairman of the National Disaster Committee, which has been form- ed to take charge of the Nanking
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
WANTS PEOPLE TO VOTE
 ON 18th AMEN DMENT

WASHTNGTON. Nov. 25. tAP1 Clarifying his position of yes terday as criticism kept mounting against his insstenca Of thrustins the wet and dry question forward l. Jacob Eascob now wants the dem ocrattc party to endorse the re- submission of the Eighteenth amendment to the peopla, but for the party not to take a stand for or a2ainst prohibition.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28

Government affairs. pending the creation of new central execu- tive committee of Juomintang.
 Ambassador Dawes who is en- gagged in observing the Leagues actions at Paris in the interest of the United states, said the United States will not participate in any economic boycott to induce the withdrawal of Japanese troops from Manchuria at the present time.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
FIVE DEATHS AT TIGARA
 AND FOUR AT KIVAIfNA THOT WHOOPING COUGH

kOTZEBUE. Nov. 21. (AP)- Chester Savik, native. arrived here Via dog team from kivalina. q distance of about 75 miles. in ten hours over a bad trail and q bad stormy day, November 18th. for medical aid.
 He reports five deaths at Ttgara and four deaths at Kivalina among the children. The deaths "re supposed to be due to form ot whoopinE rough
 Mss Alma Car;sen. travelne nurse. with headquarters here. left November 17th to look after the sick children in those sections
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
PROMINENT GERMAN DIES

BRANDE;N BERG. Nov. 24. lAPy Friedrich Wilhelm Mebell, former Minister of the Interior, aged 7b, who came into prominence ill 1"25 when by the creation of the so-called Reischblok insured the election of Hintenberg, died here today.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
TUESDAY SlEGRSPHtCj
EaSDHI SAYS BRITISH
 MUST DO SOMETHING FOR
 INDIA BY DECEMBER 1

LONDON, Nov. 24th. (AP) )- Mathmai Gandhi gave the British government until December 1st, to do something for India. He said if the great nation failed to do so he will sail for Bombay December +th. and lead a new and more intense disobedience turnout India.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
WEDNESDAY ;TElEGRAPHICi
TO BEGIN AGITATION
 VIOLENCE IN INDIA

LONDON. Nov 25. (AP h. formation received here from In da said that agitation has begun there for campaign of violence after an indication that the round table conference in London would probably end this week without d settlement satisfactory to the Nationalists
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
NOTRE DAME SPORT
 MARRIES VERA CRAWLEY

SOUTH BEND, Indiana, Novem Der 18th, (AP)-Frank Cariideo, last years all American quarter back from Notre Dame, married Vera Crawiey. of Columbia. a Mississippi girl, on the Notre Dame campus.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
SCREEN STAR k WEDDED

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 23. (APy ' OnStsCce Bennett. one of tne screens highest paid actresses, and the Marquis Hank" Falaise. married. He was Gloria Swan sons former husband.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
DUTCH HARBOH TO SEATTLE
 IN SMALL MOTOR BOAT

DUTCH HARBOR. Nov. Eth, iAP>--Paul Riggs, a pool room proprietor of Unalasks, left here for Seattle via the outside route in his forty foot motorship Novi. powered by twenty-five horse DC yer engine. He says be ex poets to be in Seattle in three weeks
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
TO FLY 1000 MILES AN HOUR

CLEVELAND, Nov. A. (APs- The lopg thought Of all metal mouoplane. designed to fly 1000 miles an hour through strato- sphere and keep pace with q clock. is to be tested in Germany
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
FORMER GOVERNOR OF
 TENNESSEE DEAD

JOHNSON CITY. Tenr., Novem- Der 25, (AP) -Forme- governor Alfred A Taylor. aged S3. for many years one of the most color full figures in Tennesse politics. died of uric poisoning.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
tGETI~ PROBABLE CANDI-
 DATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Nov 24. iAP)
 Close friends of Vice Presid ent Curtis said be has decided not to run for the senate uext year and is keeping himself available for 9enominatioo as vice president His decision will be given in few days.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28

ATLANTA. Nov. g, (AP)-Dr. samuel White Small, aged S1. AS sociate editor of the Atlanta Con stitution," died here yesterday. Of intirmity of old age.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
MAYOR WALKER Is
 EXECUTE SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s5, (AP} A full pardon for Tom Mooney is the goal of Mayor Walker. who is nearing here from New York, to make a- open plea as priv ate citizen" before his old friend Governor Roipt. Tie formal plea will be made December first.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28
FOOT BiLL FINAL SCORES

trsinus $. Army 54
 Vale ,. Harvard 0
 Minnesota c. Michigan Penn State 0. West Virginia 1S Eucknell 14, Forham E So. California 16,. Notre Dame 14 Georgetown 30. Villanova $ Illinois o. Ohio State So. Methodist 13, Navy Northwestern 19, Iowa 0 New Hampshire 13, Brown 1s
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28

SOUTH BEND. Nov. 21. fAP> Southern California ended Notre bame's three year football rule of the United States in dramatic victory before 52 thousand spec tators. the Trojans snatching vic tory in the last period with a spectacular drive in which Baker kicked field goal from the 24 yard line, as the furious battle was quickly drawing to close. Southern California scored ali its points in the frantic last period, two touchdowns and field goal. Notre Dame. after being pushed all over the field at the start of the game, came back and scored two touchdOwns. However, Cali fornia. facing defeat rallied like demons and swept the Irish off their feet. For the first time in three years Notre Dame was de- feated. Tn the past three years they have held the football supre- macy of the United States. Inci- dently, Southern California was the team which defeated them three years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28

Cambridge, Nov. 21. AP)-Capt
 Alvie Booths field goal from the twelve yard line gave Yale it's vic tory over Harvard Saturday. In the last three minutes of play, e!.dins a three year losing streak to Harvard Booth featured dur ing the entire game, but was ef- fectiyely stopped from making any touchdowns. The great Cap tain Wood of Harvard. the line smashing and touchdown making threat, was boxed up during the entire game. '
The Nome nugget., 1931-11-28

st-BscRlBR FOR THE NUGGET
La gaceta., 1931-10-21
LA MARINA ORDENO CONS
TRUIR OTRO G3AN DIRI-
CHILE Y IS ~AEROPLANOS

Washington, oct. eliza Ma
rina aprob6 hoy un contrato pa
ra la construction del dirigible
ZRS-5, hermano del gigantesco
Akron, orden6 Is nuevos aero
pianos Y adjudic6 un contrato
para construir un hangar en- Ca
lifornia.
Ell nuevo dirigible sera hecho
por la Goodyear Zeppelin, den
tro Is meses.
La Marina aceptara Official
mente Ell Akron tan pronto su
Comandante Rosenthal inicie
manana ell vuelo de la nave ha-
cia Lakehurst, en- cuyo lugar Sc
ra armada, equipada con aero
pianos Y quedara lista para ell
serviciO.
Ell ZRS-5 costara $780, 900,
o sea, cerca de la mitad de 10 que
costo ell Akron.
FL contrato para los Is aero
pianos convertibles en- aparatos
de observation, fue adjudicado
a la Berliner-Joyce Aircraft Cor
poration, a un costo de 463, ZOO
pesos,
Estos aeroplanos estaran elui
pados para aterrizaies corrien-
ties y tambi6n con pontones pa
ra ser lanzados al espacio con
catapultas desde los acorazados
La gaceta., 1931-10-21
ESTABA CUMPLIENDO CON
DENA Y Sc METIO A Pc
LICIA

Ell negro Arthur Mcknight,
cabo de vara en- la carcel de la
ciudad, Sc VIC envuelto anoche
en- un problema al llevar a efec-
to un registro por iniciativa pro
rpia.
A prima noche fue a una casa
en- lascalle 16 y cuarta avenida,
donde dijo que Sc vendian bebi-
das, Y procedi6 al arresto de A.
Teames ,tambien de la raza de
color, bajo la acusaci6n de po-
seer licores intoxicantes.
Despues de llevar al detenido
4 la estaci6n de policia, No
Knight desapareci6. Ounce mi
lutos mas tarde varios testigos
declararon que ell cabo de vara
regres6 y dandcle una patada a
la puerta de la casa de Teames
entro Y Sc incaut6 de una GAIA
con dinero, un revolver Y una
escopeta.
Ell vigilante T. M. Waters 10
La gaceta., 1931-10-21

beral: Benedict Stern
tudad de Dunedin, re-
ion de $2o,oOol A, M.
son, recibidor del Primer
&Eacional de ST. Peters
Brown, recla-
maci6n deees =
Corte dI-s Ito: Eael Cuz
zell contra N,estraSpzzell; Flo
ra A. Solomon de ptra Hen
ry Jones; James BfNi,n contra
Ida Lee Blanton; heD ge Gold
man West contra ettie Ger
trude West; Win iii M. San
taella contra BakeI;-Bros. Co.
La gaceta., 1931-10-21
P~RESTAMISTA ENCONTRA-
DO DE USURA

Tn jurado encontro aver cul-
pable, col la corte del crimen,
presidida por el juez Hendry, a
B. F. McDuffie, un prestamista
con oficinas en- la Gale de Frank
Ign 1872, a quien acusaba ell fis
cal del Ondado, Mr.. Skinner.
Durante ell juicio Sc prob6 que
el acusado habia prestado S. a
Albert F, Beard, un'maquinista,
contrayendo este la obligation
La gaceta., 1931-10-21

~ cruceros.
e. contrato paula construc-
|ci6n del hangar destinado' al
ZRS-5 en- Sunnyvale, Califor-
MIA, fue adjudicado a la Bridge
and Structural Steel Company,
ode Seattle. Y a la Siems-Herl-
mers Company, Inc, de St.
FL hangar tiene que eStar
construido para ell mes de Mar
20 de 1888.
La gaceta., 1931-10-21
DESAPARECIERON LOS 10
VENES PENDING Y MA
POLL

A la p0icia Sc denunci6 aye
la desaparici6R de los memories
Nick Napoli, de IA amos, vecin-
de la avenida 10 22O6, y Tony
Pendino, de II amos, que sale.
ron el lunes por la manana para
dirigirse al colegio George Wa
shington, sin que regresaran 3
sus domicilios.
La polieia cree que los ninos
han salido de viaje hacia una
poblaci6s cercana.
La gaceta., 1931-10-21

Hoy por la naiana dira una
solemne mis4 pontifical ell obs
20 Barry. de St. Augustine, y
predicara ell sermon ell padre
O'Riprdan, de St. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1931-10-21
C|ONFERENCIA DE CLFRI-
Cos CATOLICOS EN- STs
LEO

st. Leo. oct. 21.-La primera
conferencia annual de la Liga
EucariStica de Sacerdotes, CO.
nenzo anoche en- st Leo.
Ell diScurSo de inauguration
estuvo a cargo del Reverendo A
Dad Francis, de St. Leo, presi-
dente.