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RIDDLES

Try this group Of riddles at your next party
and see how many Of your friends are clever
enough to solve them. They're pretty tricky
and the chances are that they won't even come
close But don't let a little thing like that dis
courage any Of you'll
1. What is the difference between hungry
man and glutton?
g. What beverage represents the beginning Of
time?
g. How do we know that dentist is un-
happy at his work?
4. which is bigger, Mr. Bigger or Br Bigger's
baby?
S. How should we know that lion has
whiskers?
ANSWERS
/. One longs to eat and the other eats too
long g. Tea 8. Because he always looks down
in the mouth. 4. The baby is little Bigger.
S. Because he is bearded in his den.
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Easily Remehed.

A man who had great difficulty in spelling
words that had lei" and "ie" in them mem
toned the matter to friend.
oh" said the friend, 81 have q splendid
remedy for that. It's infallible, too. I've used
1t for years and never been let down yet"
The first man expressed his delight and In
terest, then waited for enlightenment.
1.-THE rule is this" the friend declared:
write your r and e. exactly alike and be
sure and put your dot exactly between the pair
o. them"
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of the players being back Of a line drawn feet
from the box on all side. Marbles of different
colors should be used to prevent confusion and
argument over the scores.
As a rule, the game should run until the first
person passes 200. Any marble which for any.
reason does not come to rest in one Of the
numbered corrugations counts for nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01
BY ". BOYCE MORGAN.

Keith Franklin is visiting his cousin Jack Taggart,
and Jacks parents, who live q farm very close
to Mournful Swamp. on the first night OF his visit
the Taggarts tell him weird stories about the
swamp, which has sinister reputation in the region
Fifteen years before, the railroad had built an
partially IL, when night the swamp SwaI-
loved up the nll, camp on It and valna6le ma
later the three Duncan brothers, who lived on
farm bordering the swamp, decided to drain part
OF it and farm the rich land. Dave youngest
brother, objected and after dispute with John the
eldest brother Dave left home John and Henry, the
third brother drained part Of the swamp and panted
in bed and blood stains were found leading from
Henry's into the swamp. The neighbors be-
heved that the evil spirit Of the had Killed the
two brothers for taking the land
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his room Jack paused and turned to his guest
with a smile.
well, hope you sleep well, Keith" he said.
"And don't let these stories about Mournful
Swamp keep you awake"
"Oh, don't worry" laughed Keith at takes
more than couple of ghost yarns to keep me
from sleeping when I'm as tired as am
tonight"
But after he had closed the door and found
himself alone in the room he was not so sure
that his sleep would be as sound as usual
candle was his only source of Illumination and
it threw crafty dancing shadows ON the walls
as its flame fIickered In the gusty air Of the
cold room.
He went to the window and discovered that it
looked out from the front of the house. Fasct-
mated, he leaned on the upper sill and gazed
over at Mournful Swamp, that low, forbidding
mass of black along the horizon. Not single
tall tree broke the uneven silhouette of the low
vegetation masking the treacherous marsh
waters. But further along the road that ran
In front Of the house Keith could see q group
Of tail trees in the pale moonlight and at their
bases group Of buildings, which he took 70
be the Duncan farm. And then his mind
turned to the conclusion Of Mr.. Taggart's story
about the Dncans, which had been told just
before they came to bed.
DAVE DUNCAN, the youngest brother, who
had been away when the tragedy struck
ms nome, was noClneo, ana ne came nome 70
arrange Tor the funerals. Dave was greatly
affected by the circumstances Of the deaths.
He vowed that he would get revenge upon the
swamp demon, and that he would never leave
the farm until he had done 50.
According to Mr.. Taggart, for five years he
had kept his word. Dave Duncan had changed
greatly in those five years. He had become q
hermit, living In solitude on the dreary farm,
letting it fall almost to ruin, getting along as
best he could with the least possible work, and
spending his days In brooding And, according
to the stories that flooded the countryside, he
had been seen at night going into the swamp
in boat, a single dim lantern hung in its
bow, loaded shotgun ready beside his hand.
They said that he was ceaselessly hunting the
spirit that had killed one brother and stolen
the other
II he did actually enter the fear-inspiring
swamp he was the only man who ever did.
The other inhabitants Of the region could not
have been persuaded to follow him for any
consideration. And as Keith leaned on the
window sill and thought over what he had
heard during the evening, he vowed that he
didn't blame them.
THE big four-poSter bed with its thick feather
mattress looked very inviting to the tired
boy, but he shAmefacedly confessed to himself
a certain reluctance in extinguishing the candle.
Nevertheless he nd It, leaving It with matches
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CdNH0HS.

Mother was poking about in the shrubs when
she suddenly called out:
Look, Juniorl Here's little green snakel"
"You better look out" cautioned Junior: ut
may be just as dangerous a ripe one"
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Win Mustard LeaUes.

Jane, years old, was out for ride in the
country She saw swamp where cat-tails
were growing.
ooh, daddyl" she exclaimed. Look at the
hot dog garden"
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RetrigeratOrs in Demand

FROM a novelty a few years ago, the me
chanical refrigerator has grown to such an
extent that there are now 80 factories pro-
ducing them and the manufactured articles
represented factory value Of $161, 1874, 900 last
year.
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NSTALLMENT II.

rs Keith was shown up the steep
m stairs to his room on the chilly
~ second floor Of the farm house, the
stories told by Mr.. Taggart were
vivid in his mind. At the door OF
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ANSWERS.
!. Crossword puzzle solution:
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on a table close by the bed, and hoped under
the covers.
Sleep did not come. This was unusual, for
Keith often said that he ordinarily could turn
of the light and be asleep before his room got
dark Tonight however, he turned over and
over in his mind the story Of the Duncans'
death. What could have killed them? Gould
some one have murdered them-possibly Dave,
the brother who was supposed TO be away?
Keith sat bolt upright in bed at the thought.
Then he snuggled back under the covers.
Others had probably thought of that and in
vestigated the possibility.
Then the explanation must be that some I'M
known man had murdered the brothers and
hidden one of the bodies in the swamp. But
why hide one and not the other? And
why kill the brothers at all? According to Mr..
Taggart, they had no enemies, and the home
had not been robbed when the crime was
completed.
A DOZEN times Keith gave up the mystery.
z turned over, and vowed he would go to
Sleep only to find his mind racing over its
details once more. He had already decided
that the railroad company's experience was
unusual, but not unheard of. Other swamps
had baffied all efforts to fill them. There was
nothing supernatural about that, but this affair
of the Duncans certainly challenged ones
credu1ity.
Some tiIne-it seemed like hours later-Keith
finally fell into doze He did not know how
long he had slept, but suddenly he was wide
awake The room was pitch dark for the moon
had moved too high in the sky to cast any light
through the window. And all about was such
silence as comes only to remote section OF the
country In the dead Of night.
Keith lay in bed, his nerves on edge, his ears
straining in the silence, his eyes trying TO
pierce the darkness. He wished that train
would pass on the nearby railroad, or that
dog would bark in a farmyard-anything TO
break the silence that was so strange TO his
ctty-bred ears. He finally decided to light the
candle. Light would make things seem less
eerie.
LIS hand was moving toward the table when
suddenly he drew it back, his very blood
chilling within him. From somewhere out in
the night, over IN the direction of Monnful
Swamp had come the most terrifying sound
that had ever struck upon his ear drums. 1t
was a laugh, q wild and ghostly shrek Of mirth,
which echoed on the silence like the very crack
Of dooml
Desperately Keith fought for control Of his
nerves, already strained by the workings Of his
too-powerful imagination He bounded from
bed and tiptoed to the window.
There is was again, that demoniacal howl Of
glee And yes, light! Keith clutched the
window sin until his knuckles ached. Over in
Mournfl Swamp, moving weirdly among the
thick underground, was light that hickered,
went out, reappeared.
Again that taught Keith turned and dashed
toward the door of his room.
(To Be Continued Next Smday.)
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In the sentence below the missing words are
spelled differently, but pronounced the same.
What are they?
Although the canoe - a great deal,
managed TO to shore with it."
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PUZZLES

This crossword puzzle is in honor of Pennsyl-
vania the Keystone State, and it will give you
busy time before it is completely solved.
THE KEYSTONE.
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The definitions are:

1ue QeIlIIIlOuS are
HORIZONTAL.
l. A small book
6. Prefix meaning formerly.
T..
g. The Keystone State (abbr)
Q. A strong alkaline cleanser.
IL. Railroad (abbr.).
IL. Childs vehicle.
13 Parent-Teacher Association (abbr).
IA. Night (abbr).
16 Canadian province (abbr.).
IL. Thin roofing board.
10. Negative.
20. Indefinite article.
20. Aptness dexterity.
VERTICAL.
2. Animal used for heavy work.
3. Wedge-shaped stone in an arch
4. Type measure.
S. A raised platform of earth.
Q. To lick up.
10. Greek letter.
IS. To express appreciation.
16. Vacant untitled.
10. Upon.
20. Athletic club (abbr.)
And now for afcouple of word chains II you
ride, you pay fare, but If you walk, you save it.
See which is easier for you to do remembering
to change only one letter at time.
Change RIDE to FARE in four moves.
Change WALK to SAVE in five moves.
>
Behead word meaning in what place and
get word meaning in this place. Curtail this
and get pronoun; curtail again and get
another pronoun.
Behead one animal and get another animal
You must know your geography to solve this
picture puzzle.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
LOS SOCIALISTS PIDEN
UNA Elk
T~RAORDTNARIA

Wash, Mario 24.-Los dele
gadOs a la conferencia de socia-
listas, Representatives. de socie-
dades qeu defender la paz y
otras organizaciones, presidi-
dos por Norman Thomas, excan
didato socialista a la presiden-
cia, conferenciaron aver con ell
lider republican, Watson, del
senado, y Ell presidente de la ca
mara de representatives, Nico-
las Longworth.
Watson y Longworth Sc COM
prometieron con sus visitantes
a presentar al presidente Hoo
yer, cuando este regrese del Ca
ribe, una peticion de legislatu-
ra extraordinaria que Thomas
lie entregara.
Watson dijo que 81 no esta-
ba cOnvencid0 de Ia necesidad
do tai legislature sspssiaL
-
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
McKEAN DICE QUE DOS
BANDIDOS LIE SECUES-
TRARON Y LIE OBLIGA-
RON A HAS
IA LA

Ell sabado regres6 a esta ciu
dad ell Sr. George r. Mexican,
exrecibidor de la compaiia
Temple Terrace, Inc, quien di
ce que dos bandidos lie secues-
traron en- Dunnnellon ell domin
go Is y lie obligaron a que los
llevara hasta la frontera de
Mejico.
Durante los cuatro dias de
viaje Sc recorrieron 1000 mi
Has Y solo Sc hicieron paradas
en- solitarias estaciones de ga
solina para comprar combus-
tible y sandwiches.
Cuando Sc hacfa alguna com
pra los hombres lie amenaZa-
ban con sus rev6lvers.
ALA en- Laredo, Texas, lie de
jaron EN- libertad ell microbes.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
Nueva companfa.

Nueva companla.
Integrado por valiosos MEM
bros de la "Secci6n Juvenil'
del Circulo Cubano, asf como
tambien por otros celebrates
artistas locales, entire los que
Sc destacan las siempre admi-
radas hermanas Chela y We
liza Martinez, conjuntamente
con esas otras dos simpaticas fl
guras de la escena que sc la
man Pablo Galindo y Luis La
vim, ACADIA de formarse un in
teresante conjunto, a~rtfstico
desde luego, bajo la direction
del joven Felix Santana.
En- la noche de aver dieron
comienzo los ensayos de la o.
bra que para Cd domingo veni-
dero presentaran ante nuestro
pdblico. Seg1n rumores hasta
mi llegados tratase de una in
teresantfsima comedia cuyo
autor es objeto de los mas ca
lidos elogios por parte de la
crftica.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
Sc EXPLICA Ell ACUERDO
A~RANCELARIO
AUSTRIACO

Berlin, Mario 24.-Bajo la u
MON de aduanas propuesta en-
tire elias, Alemania y Austria
mantendran su complete indie
pendencia, aboliran los derechos
arancelarios en- sus negocios y
sc dividiran los ingresos en- una
escala fijada. As 10 reveal un
protocolo dado aver a la publ
cidad por ell gobierno aleman.
Ambos pafses Sc comprome :
ten a negociar con cualquiera
otra naci6n que quiera entrar
en- un identico arreglo, y cada
pals costeara los gastOs de Ia ad
ministraci6n de sus aduanas.
Alemania y Austria quedan
en- libertad de concertar trata :
dos comerciales con otras nacio-
mes. Pero cuando tales tratados
Sc hagan las dos naciones haran
tratados por separado, ratifican
do documentos concernientes a
los que serGn cambiados con 81
podw.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24

Alimentense los pobres de
Tampa Y de toda la naci6n con
ell informe de la secretarfa de
hacienda revelando que 524
de nuestros ciudadanos CANA
ron ell ano pasado, cada uno,
mas de un million de pesos;
que 80 desventurados de csc
grupo ganaron, cada uno, mas
de cir millones de pesos en-
un alo; que 967 ganaron entire
5000 Y un million de pesos;
que 1922 ganaron entire 300
mil Y $500, 900; que %, 949 ga
naron entire $4,000 y 100000
pesos; que 69,404 ganaron en-
tire $4,000 Y $4,000; que
269,700 tuvieron ganancias en-
ire $4,000 Y S25,000.
Alegrense los seis millones
de ciudadanos sin trabajo, le-
yendo esas cifras.
Mejores dias vendran para
ellos, 81 Dios quiere.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
LIE ROMPIERON Ell PANTA-
LON A UN POLICIA Y NO
MALTRATO A SUS ACRE
SORES

Atlanta, Mario 24.-Ante Ell
juez Jesse M. Wood, de la corte
de 10 criminal, ell vigilante w.
ID. Nash relate aver un case
que lie mereci6 la congratula-
ci6n de la corte.
Nash dijo al juez que los her
manos r. M. y E. M. Spratlin
estaban borrachos y al querer
ell detenerlos, los dos Sc tiraron
sohre su pantal6n, rompiendo-
selo.
"SLes peg6 a ustedes ell po-
licfa ?-inquiri6 ell juez de los
acusados.
Estes contestaron negativa-
mente. ia forma de arrestar
a las personals es esta. I'm hon.
bre We que lie rompen su pan
talon, agredido por dos, y sin
embargo los coge a ambos, sin
perder su temperamento, y los
detiene. Senior policfa, listed
merece la feIicitaci6n de esta
coute".
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
Juventud Hispana

Los atentos j6venes pertene-
cientes a esta Agrupacion, con
tin1an entregandose con febril
actividad a la preparation del
gran festival teatral anuncia-
do para la noche del 3 de abril
pr6ximo, en- ell Centre Espanol
de West Tampa. Signo precur-
sor de SECURE triunfo es ell in
descriptible entusiasmo que
por todas parties Sc observa pa
ra este espectaculo. Sorpren :
dente es ell programa a cubrir.
En- su primera parte figura un
soberbfo estreno. Lo compile
tan otros alicientes plenos de
interes.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24

Tras una brillante Temporal
da, a traves de la cual conquis-
taron aplausos y felicitaciones
a granel, acaban de despedir-
Sc de la diligente Secci6n de
Teatro del Centre Obrero los
i6venes artistas Isabel Alva-
rez, Oslinda Torres, espiritua-
les damitas ambas, Pedro
Baez Y Arturo Pihera, celebra
do actor c6mico, y A. Pomar,
quien pasa a d~esempenar ell
cargo de primer apunte, en- Ell
Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
CELSO CUELLAR TODAVIA
CREE POSSIBLE Ell ESTA-
B~LECIMIENTO DE UN
BANCO DE EMISSION

Habana, Mario 24.-El sena-
dor Celso Cuellar del Rio, uno
de los legislatures mas impopu-
lares de la naci6n, todavia no
ha desistido de la idea de impo-
ner a la repdblica un Banco de
Emission.
Aunque han expresado OPT
niones contrarias al banco algu-
nos poderosos banqueros ameri-
canos, Cuellar estima que su
proyecto de ley modernizaria ell
sistema bancario de Cuba,
creando un bancd similar al
Banco de Inglaterra'' y que fun
cionaria como los bancos del sis
tema nacional de reserva de los
Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
Ell PRESIDENTE HOOVER
HABLO ANTE LOS LIDERS
DE PUERTO RICO

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mar
20 24.-De pie ante los liders
natives de Puerto Rico, ell pre-
sidente Hoover elogi6 hoy los
progresses de la isla, dandose
por enterado de los graves pro-
blemas a que debe hacer frente.
Dijo que uno de los profile
mas es ell aumento de poblaci6n
sue al mismo tempo hayan
aumentad6 los medios de vida.
Hizo presente que ell gobier-
no federal habfa c~ontribuido de
manera mas esplendida a las o.
bras pdblicas educacion y sa-
nidad de la isla mas que a los
estados de la Union, Individual
mente.
Puerto Rico tiene un lugar de
impOrtancia en- la Marcia del
progreso, dijo ell presidente, y
constituye hoy un magnificente
ejemplo de 10 que puede reali-
Ear con instituciones libres un
pueblo inteligente Y calpaz.
Elogi6 los esfuerzos del go
bernador, coronel Teodoro Roos
welt, para buscar nuevas fuen-
ties de vida a la creciente pobla-
ci6n de La isla.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
RENUNCIO LA COMISION
DEL TURISMO

Habana, Mario 24.-Aunque
no Sc ha mencionado la causa
de su actitud, sabese que la Co
mission Nacional del Turismo
ha renunciado visto su fracaso
en- la presente semana.
Sup6nese que Ia surgido ell
desacuerdo entire ell gobierno v
los miembros de Ia comisi6n.
Miles de turistas que iban a
visitar a Cuba decidieron que
darse en- los Estados Unidos por
estar aqui suspendidas las ga
.rantias constitucionales Y ser
muy frecuentes los des6rdenes
en- las Gales.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24

En- la mafana de aver cay6
enfermo, presa de alta fiebre
por efecto de I'm ataque gripal,
ell apreciado joven Otilio Her
nandez, active s~ecretario de la
Secci6n de Intereses del Circu-
10 Cubano.
Reside ell Sr. Hernandez en-
la ga. Avenida 1861, donde
lie presta los auxilios de la Glen
cia ell DR.. Parsons NJ. Garcia,
professional de reconocida ca
pacidad.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
Ell REY DE ESPANA Sc IN
TERESA POR Ell U T
MOVILISMO Y POR DE-
TROIT

New York, Mario 24.-Sid-
ney Franklyn, ell torero ameri-
cano, dijo aver aqui que Ell rey
Alfonso de Espana ha hablado
muehas veces con el, haciendole
p%reguntas sobre Detroit y las
fabricas de AUTOMOBILES. "Mu-
cho lie interesan las maquinas.
Me dijo una vez que 81 Sc can
sara de ser Rey ira a Detroit
a TRAFALGAR en- una fabrica de
automobiles.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24

ENERGICO MANIFESTO DE
OBREROS Y SOCIALISTS

Madrid, Mario 24.--Un e.
nergico manifesto firmado
por ell partido Socialista y las
sociedades obreras, Sc public6
aver.
En- ell manifesto Sc conden@
a Lao monarqufa, estimandola
contraria a los derechos y SEN
timientos democraticos del pue
bio espanol.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
~ALGARADAS ESTUDIANTN
LES

Madrid, Mario 24.-Los es-
tudiantes festejaron aver ell Sc
gundo dia del restablecimien-
to de las garantfas constitucio-
males, con manifestations y
pequenos motines.
Los manifestantes llevaban
carteles solicitando amnistia
para todos los presses politicos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
S 0 E S

en- perfecto estado de salud.
Padre de .esta estimadisima
familia es q quito Y caballe-
roso joven Jose Fuentes Rosa,
competente secretario del
Circulo Cubano.
Ell cronista Sc siente vivamen
te regocijado por tan grata no
ticia y la hace extensive a las
rumerosas amistades de los es
pesos Fuentes Rosa.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
EXPLOTO UNA BOMBA EN-
SLOPPY JOE

Habana, Mario 24.-Al fon-
do del conocido "bar' Sloppy
Joe, frecuentado por los turis-
tas americanos, hizo anoche ex-
plosi6n una bomba.
Ell edificio sufri6 averias de
poca importancia. Hahra que
hacer una nueva installation sa-
nitaria.
La policia no ha podido ave
riguar quien coloc6 la bomba.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24

Guardian CANA tambien dos
figuritas encantadoras que 60
IAN de las mayores simpatias
en- nuestros circulos s~ociales,
me refiero a las elegantes Sc :
noritas Adelfa Jordan y Dolo-
res Ndnez, hiia esta Ultima de
mi buen amigo, ell Sr. Alberto
NdheZ.
Hago votos porque cuanto
antes sc vean completamente
libres de la affection que las
aquea.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
PARDO Y CICCAIRELLO d.
CEN QUE son INOCENTES

Clearwater, Mario 24.-Aun
que r. w. Oxford los ha recono-
cido como dos de los hombres
que en- la noche de febrero % lie
secuestraron y lie maltrataron,
Sam Ciccarello y Benny Pardo,
de Tampa, contin1an afirnan-
dc. que son inocentes.
Los dos hombres Sc hallan en-
cerrados aqui a petici6n de la
policfa de st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
INC *
CARTA
ALCALA Fam
NADO A SEISV

Madrid, Mario 24y inGI
Alcala Zamora, que en-
sada revuelta fuera procIs
do presidente de la republic
Sc dict6 aver sentencia por e
tribunal que lie juzgara.
Alcala Zamora y sus cinct
companeros fueron condena'
dos a seis meses y un dia dt
carcel cada uno.
Creese que ell gobierno die
tara una annistfa en- favor de
los condenados y los presses.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
CREESE QUE SERA DE 700
MILLONES Ell DEFICIT
DEL TESORO

Wash, Mario 24.-Un def
cit de 700, 900, 900 de pesos ten
dra ell tesoro, segGn sc calcula,
a fines del ano fiscal, en- JUNO.
La hacienda estima que los in
gresos en- este mes seran $780,
999, 500 menos que en- ell mismo
periodic del aho pasado.
A~nteriormente ell s~ecretario
Mellon habfa calculado ell def
cit en- $500, 900, 900.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24

Boda
En- la Residential de los dis
tinguidos esposos J~osefina y
Mario Leon, ACADIA de tener e.
fecto una brillante ceremonial
nupcial, merecedora a TODD &c
nero de simpatias.
Fueron los Contingencies la
gentil Petronila Sanchimino,
senorita TODD gracia, belleza y
espiritualidad, y ell correcto
joven Severe Perez.
En- calidad de padrines sus-
cribieron ell acta matrimonial
los esposos arriba citados.
iEnhorabuena!
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

jos precios no cubran los gas
|tos de production.
Muchos de los vegueros ven-
dieron ell ano pasado a precios
ruinosos, en- beneficio de los ma
nufactureros de aqui Y de los
Estados Unidos.
Hablase de la aprobaci6n de
una MEDIA para r~estringir la
cosecha.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
DE LOS COSE.
CHEROS DE TABACO

Habana, Mario 24.-Convo-
cada por ell secretario de agri.
cultura Sc efectuara manana
una reunion de los cosecheros
de tabaco, en- ell edificio de ese
departamento.
Obedece la reunion oil tenor
de los cosecheros de que los ba-
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
NEGRO EN- MIS-
SISSIPPI

Inverness, Miss, Mario "a.
Ell domingo por la mahana,
Steve Wiley, un negro de aQui,
fue lynchado por haber trata-
do violar a una mujer de Ia
raza blanca, que sc defendi6,
hiriendolo.
La muerte lie fue dada col
gandolo por ell cuello, de ur
6rbol.
La gaceta., 1931-03-24

En- la conferencia de los Ii
ders progresistas efectuada
hace pocos dias en- Washing
ton, ell senador Borah, de Ida
no, pronunci6 estas palabras:
"Atacar al rico porque es rico
es una cosa, pero insistir en-
que ellOs debgn operar en- n
La gaceta., 1931-03-24
TEATRO CASINO

Hoy sc estrenara una notable
cinta toda hablada en- espahol
y que lleva ell titulo de "Toda
una Vida.
Como "filmada" por la Para
mount la pelicula es otro de los
muchos exitos alcanzados por
esta eornpahfa.
Desenapad&n bs princiPalss