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The Washington times., 1931-12-21
Dinner Hostess

Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomson,
of New Orleans, who have been
in Washington for several days,
have left to spend Christmas at
Summit Point. w. Va. Mrs.
Thompson is the former Miss
Genevieve Champ Clark.
On Friday night they were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Mich
olas Longworth, widow of the
late Speaker of the House. Mrs.
Longworth left yesterday for her
home in Cincinnati to spend the
Christmas holidays.
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Miss Lydia Averill Paz has
joined her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miguel Paz, in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel,
for the holidays. She attends
school in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost Mills
have with them for the holi-
days, their son, Mr.. Morris
Hammond Mills, who is a
student at Virginia Polytechnic
Institution.
Mrs. William Chaplin Hunting
ton. of Washington, is at the
Weylin Hotel in New York for
a brief stay.
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Tea IS Introduce
Daughters

Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett ShouSe
entertained at reception yes
terday afternoon at their home
In Massachusetts Avenue from
until 7 o'clock, when they in
troduced their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Shouse, to society.
The debutante> wore a gown
of ice blue satin. fashioned
with long sleeves, and trimmed
with mink and carried a colo
nial bouquet of pastel colored
flowers.
Assisting Mrs. Shouse we're
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, Mrs.
j.. Borden Hartman, Mrs.
Kenna Elkins, Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long, Mrs. Randall Hag-
ner, Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs.
Preston Wooten, Mrs. Timothy
Ansberry. Mrs. Malcolm Nc
Conihe, Mrs. Joseph NOEL, Mrs.
Mitchell Palmer and Mrs. Ar
thur Macarthur.
With the debutante we're
Miss Louise Nerney, of ProVi-
dence, R. l., who is visiting
Miss Shouse; Miss Patti Ed
monston, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Macarthur, Miss Anne Wyant,
Miss Betsy Berrien. Miss Kate
Hyde Scully, Miss Charlotte
Mayo, Miss Polly Cooke, Miss
Carolyn Payne, Miss Evelyn
Walker, Miss Betty Peelle and
Miss Marion Shouse.
Miss Holloway Presented
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hinton
Hollaway were hosts at a tea
yesterday afternoon at their
home in Chevy Chase, when
they presented their daughter,
Miss Anne Holloway, to society.
Miss Holloway and her mother
received their guests, the debu-
tante wearing a picture gown
of white lace, covered with sill
yer embroidery, and girdle of
soft green satin, forming a
hustle effect in the back. She
carried an old-fashioned bou-
quet, tied with green ribbons.
Mrs. Holloway wore an after
noon gown of deep blue crepe
de chine.
Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr, wife of
the Assistant Secretary of State:
Mrs. Adam Wyant, wife of
Representative Wyant; Mrs.
Arias, Mrs. Charles Barnard,
Mrs. Levi Cooke, Mrs. Rudolph
Max Kaufman, Mrs. Richard
Park. jr., Mrs. Royal McKenna,
Mrs. William Guthrie and Mrs.
William E. Pearson.
The debutante was assisted
by Miss Anne Wyant, Miss
Anne Park, Miss Margot Arias,
Miss Polly Cooke, Miss Marbury
Beall. Miss Pansy Bloomer, Miss
Patricia Ridsdale, Miss Adeline
Furness, Miss Amy Chandler,
Miss Eleanor Peirce and Miss
Rose Page.
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Vice President
. Dinner Guest

The Vice President, Mr..
Charles Curtis, was the guest
at luncheon yesterday of Mrs.
Evelyn Walsh Mclean, at her
home in Massachusetts, Avenue,
when her other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Everett Gam,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Delano Rob-
inS, Mrs. Guy Norman, Mr..
Franklin Mott Gunther, and
Mr.. Cleveland Perkins.
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Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Hyde
are entertaining their young daughter
Miss Carolyn Hyde, who is a student at
the University of Michigan.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Lamont, whose charming house in KalO-
rama Road is 80 we'll adapted for a
Christmas house party. will have their
sons-in-Iaw and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Belknap. with their two chill
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Saltz-
man, with them over the holidays.
The lovely suburban home of the Sec
retary of Labor and Mrs. Doak, on the
Virginia hills overlooking the Potomac.
will make an ideal setting for the small
house party they are giving this week;
and, in addition. there will be many
family groups here, with members of {
society.
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New Minister Arrives

The new minister of China.
DR.. w. w. Yen, arrived in
Washington, yesterday, and is
established at the legation.
DR.. Yen graduated from the
University of Virginia. where he
won a membership in the Phi
Beta Kappa and he has many
friend: in Washington. no will
be glad 70 welcome him back.
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The newly appointed minister
of Pa1Gma, Senor Horatio A..
faro. and Sonora de Alfara are
establ' shed at the new lega-
tion at 1885 New Hampshire
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In New York

The Minister of Portugal and
ViScountess d'Alte have gone
to New York, where they will
spend the Christmas holidays.
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The Minister OF Switzerland
and Nine. Peter will go to
Brookline, Mass, the middle OF
the weel to spend Christmas
with their son ana daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. George Peter.
i y
The Minister of JugoSlavia,
DR.. Pitamic, will entertain at
dinner this evening.
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Luncheon Today

Mrs. Charles L. McNary, wife
of Senator McNary of oregon,
entertained a number of guests
at luncheon today at the Ma
tional Women's Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brooks
have invitations out for Wednes-
day at the Mayflower, when
they will present their daugh,
ter. Miss Frances Brooks. to
their friends in the Capital.
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Mrs. w. Murray Crane has
opened her house on Sugar Hill
at Dalton, for two weeks and
with her are her daughter,
Miss Louise Crane, a freshman
at VaSSar. and her sons.
Stephen and Bruce.
Senator and Mrs. w. Warren
Barbour entertained a small
party of friends at the dinner
dance at the Shoreham Satur,
day night.
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To Honor DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hill
will give a tea-dance on De-
cember %, at the Mayflower,
for their daughters, Miss EN-
cline Hill and Miss Mariana
Hill. who are home. for the
holidays, from Radcliffe College.
and Miss Margaret Hill. q
senior at Miss Madeiras' School.
The Washington times., 1931-12-21
Air Attache Host

The Air Attache of the French
Embassy and Nine. Thenault
will entertain a company at
supper tomorrow evening. and
Christmas Eve they will be hosts
to the members Of the embassy
staff at a party at noon. as has
been their custom for several
years.
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The counselor of the Danish
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Cabinet House Parties Gather

There will be a joyous Christmas at WoOdey, the de-
ghfu suburban home the Secretary of State and Mrs
Stimson Mr. and Mrs David E. Daggett, of New Haven
and their children have arrived to spend the holidays
and MANY delightful surprises have been arranged for the
children
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.. Andrew W. Mellon
has not yet completed his Yuetide plans but it fore
gone conclusion that he will either join be joined by
his son-in-aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs David K. E.
Bruce who residing their place Long Island
No more delightful family group could be found any
where than that the home of the Secretary of War and
Mrs Patrick Jay Hurley; and the Christmas ree there will
be surrounded with toys.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Adams have been
joined by their Mr. Charles Francis Adams jr. who
has arrived Harvard for the holidays; and the
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Ann Park
To Be Feted
Tonight

The debutantes will hold the
center of the social stage, this
week. each afternoon and eve
ming being filled with teas, din
nerS and balls arranged in
their honor, in which the
young male contingent, home
from colleges and prep"
schools for the Yuletide holi.
days, will share.
In addition to the coming
OUT balls of the week, the
MldShipman and Cadet ball. on
Christmas night, at the May
flower will attract both the
"debS'' and "sub-debS," and
many supper parties are ar
ranged to follow these gay
dancing parties Of Christmas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G.
Park will present their daugh-
ter, Miss Ann wentworth Park.
to society at a ball to be
given this evening in the gold
ballroom of the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dent
Beall will entertain a small
company at dinner in compli-
ment to their debutante daugh.
ter. Miss C. Marbury Beall,
preceding the ball.
Baroness KOrff Hostess
Baroness Korff will give a
dinner dance tomorrow evening
at the Mayflower for her daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara Korff, who
will entertain In compliment to
Miss Betsy Berrien and Miss
Elsie Tuckerman. Miss Korff
is home from Bryn Mawr for
the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cooke will
be hosts at debutante ball
Wednesday evening at the May
flower for their daughter, Miss
Polly Cooke. who is home from
Bryn MaWr for the holidays.
Preceding the ball a dinner
will be given in Miss Cookies
honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Max Kaufman at the
Mayflower.
Representative and Mrs.
Adam M. Wyant, of Pennsyl-
Vania. will entertain at a ball
on Thursday evening at the
Mayflower for their debutante
daughter, Miss Anne Wyant,
who was formally presented to
society at the Congressional
Club on December Is.
Miss Wyant will be the guest
in whose honor Col. and Mrs.
Henry M. Morrow. will give a
buffet supper this evening.
The Washington times., 1931-12-21
House to Be Center

The program at the White House,
Christmas week, will be remarkable
for its informality, as it is the custom
of the Chief Executive and the First
Lady to extend very genuine hospital
ity at this time, not only to the mem
bers of the Cabinet circle, but to close
personal friends : to the secretaries mil
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In Washington
with
- QtQgQanAn

Starting with tonight the debutantes' life will be
continuous merry whir the close of the holiday season.
when the college and girls whose presence adds so
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studies.
Christmas is that enchanting inter
lude when the very young are filled
with wonder and delight, at the mira
cles wrought by Santa Claus, and their
elders put aside care, and enter whole
heartedly into the joyous season, al
ready at hand.
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War Secretary Host

The Secretary of War and
Mrs. Patrick Jay Hurley will en-
tertain at dinner tomorrow eve
ming in compliment to Miss
Carolyn Payne, debutante
daughter of the Assistant Secre.
tary of War and Mrs. Fred
erick H. Payne.
The Washington times., 1931-12-21

are close touch with the President The presence OF
the family house party the White HOnse. consisting Oh
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Hoover and two of their children
Peggy Ann and Herbert Hoover 3d. who are coming from
Pasadena Cal; and of Mr.. Allan Hoover, who has been
absent from Washington for some months and Tor whom
warm welcome awaits will bring real home atmosphere
TO the Executive Mansion.
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Mrs. E. E. Gam
Assisting at
Debut Tea

Mrs. Edward Everett Gam
will assist at the tea to be
given this afternoon at the
Cairo by Col. and Mrs. Robert
Davis to present their daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara Davis, to So
ciety. Miss elizabeth Davis
has withdrawn from the debu.
tante group, but will receive
with her mother and sister
during part of the afternoon.
Miss Edwina Davis will make
the introductionS, assisted by
Lieut.. John Hill. U. s. A., and
Lieut.. C. L. Mcdowell, U. S. N.
Assisting the Hostess
The hostess will also be as
sisted by Mrs. Mark Bristol, Mrs.
Hollister SturgiS, Mrs. McGill
PaZ, Mrs. J. K. Grain. Mrs. Rob
ert H. C Kelton, Mrs. Franklin
King and Mrs. w. F. Kilmer.
Assisting the debutante will
be Miss LYDIA Paz, Miss Lucille
Elliott, Miss Dorothy Gound
Fowler, and Miss Frances
Brooks.
Mrs. Davis will receive the
guests with the debutante wear
ing an afternoon gown of blue
lace, made with long flowing
sleeves. Miss Barbara Davis
will wear a Kate Greenaway
frock of yellow chiffon velvet
and will carry bouquet of
pink snapdragons tied with pale
green ribbon. Miss Elizabeth
Davis gown is of pale green
satin, trimmed with white fox
fur.
A large. group of young
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps
officers will be present through
out the afternoon.
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legation and Nine. de Wich-
, field will entertain a small
company at dinner Christmas
eve. when their guests will in
clude the Minister and Nine.
WadSted.
To Entertain Staff
The charge d'affaires of
Spain, Senor de Irujo, will have
with him for the Christmas
holidays Senor Manuel Alfonso,
famous tennis player, who will
come from New York.
Sepor Irujo will entertain the
members of the embassy staff
and of the Spanish colony in
Washington at supper Christ
mas eve.
Guests for Holidays
Mrs. Harry S. Tubbs will have
her son, Cadet Harry S. .Tubbs,
jr., of West Point, with her over
the Christmas holidays. He will
be accompanied to Washington
by Cadet Ethen Allen Chap
man, of Louisiana. staff artist
of the Pointer; Cadet Ralph
AlSpaugh. of Iowa, and Cadet
Gwinn w. Porter. of Idaho,
who will be his guests over the
holidays.
Senator Simeon D. FeSS en-
tertained informally at dinner
last e.; ming at the Carlton, as
did Representative and Mrs. j..
c. Hooper, who had party of
six dining with them.
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groups here, with members of official and resident
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
DICKINSON RECLAMA A
LOS COMISIONADOS DEL
CONDADO $3S,50O

FL secretario de la C0rte del
Circuito. w. A. Dickinson, y el
abogado general, Carey d.. Ian
dis, presentaron aver varlos
pleitos reclamando a los cinco
comisionadcs del condado de
Hillsborough la suma de $4,000
pesos.
La valdez de la ley de 1929
aumentando los sueldos de To-
comisionados, de 5000 a $500, e.
atacada por haber tenido ca
racter de ley especial, dad7 que
solo Sc aplic6 al condado de
Hillsborough, aunque hubo de
pasar en- la forma de una ley ge-
neral.
Representa- al secretario Di
ckenson, instigador de los plat
tos, sus hijos, los abogados Ed
win R. Dickinson y w. B. Dick
enson.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
PIDE UNA Elk
PLICACTON A CUBA

Habana, Agosto 25.-La Sc
cretalfa de Estado ha recibido
una nota del gobierno de Co
penhague pidiendo Sc les rinda
un informe oficial del reciente
bombSrdeo del vapor danes
FredIicksborg, cuyos motives
Sc. ignoran.
En- la nota enviada Sc dice
Que informes recibidos asegu-
raban que los aeroplanos del
Gobierno de Cuba habian Ian
zado bom5as contra ell buque,
echandolo a pique; pero que
POGO despues esta noticia fue
denegada.
Ell vapor danes de referen-
ella es el mismo que conduJo la
expedition de 500 hombres a
Gibara.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
UNA BOMBA

Habana, Agosto 25.-Una
bomba exploto durante la ma
drugada de hoy en- una de las
Gales principles de la ciudad,
causando la natural alarma,
pero muy pocos danos.
Sc dice que la bomba fue
lanzada desde I'm automovll
que iba a toda velocidad.
Ell edificio de la Compania
Guiana de Electricidad Sc en-
cuentra cerca del lugar dom
de la bomba hizo explosion.
Embellishments despues de
haber explotado la bomba Sc
escucharon varias detonacio-
mes como de reviewers, pero los
autores no fueron arrestados.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
A EVoLUQNON NO HA 81
b~V6oFocADA

Habana, Agosto 25.-Los
directories del Eantamiento
contra ell regimen del Presi@
dente Machado ~insisten hoy en-
que la revolution esta muy le-
jos de haber sido sofocada.
Uno de ellos dijo que la con-
tinuaci6n del moSiWiento de :
pendia dnicamente de que pu-
dierans introducirse en- Cuba
mayor cantidad de municiones
con destino a los rebeldes.
Entire las filas revoluciona-
rias no ha decade Ell espfritu
combatiVo y los insurgenteS es
tan en- mejores condolences fl
nancieras que ell gobierno. En-
tire los rebeldes Sc mantiene la
s~eguridad de "que 10 peor pa
ra ell gObierno aun esta por We
mir"
Ell informante continue di =
ciendo: "Cerca del 40 por Glen
to de nuestros pertrechos de
guerra han caido en- poder de
las tropas, pero estamos espe-
rando nuevos embarques dem
no de unos dias. Ell hecho de
que hayan caido prisioneros
unas cuantas figuras importan
ties no significa NADIA. Existen
otros bien capacitados para di-
rigir nuestras fuerzas y que So
10 esperan la oportunidad de
irse al frente- de las mismas.'
"Por utimo, agreg6, existen
mas de tres fuerzas expedicio-
narias que esperan un momen-
to favorable para desembar-
car en- las costas cubanas. Te-
nemos contratados los servicios
de unos mil legionarios, la ma
yorfa americanos, Que son ex-
pertos en- reclutar genie en- ell
extranjero y que al mismo
tempo saben como manejar
IN rifle de largo alcance. Has
ia ahora los rebeldes han de-
mostrado que saben usar me-
jor las armas que las tropas
lei gobierno."
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
MITIN EN- Ell CENTRIC
OBRERO
Los Rezagadores expondran
su case

Los obreros rezagadores ce-
LIBRARIAN esta noche un mitir,
en- Ell Centric Obrero, G invitan
para que concurran a FL a to-
dos los gremios y obreros de Ia
industrial.
Esperase que los tabaque-
ros, escogedores, despalillado-
ras y dependencies acudan en-
masa a esta asamblea.
Como saben nuestros lecto"
res, los huelguistas pidieron
una entrevita a los manufactu-
reros, para solucionar el con-
fliCtc, y estos les contestaror'
en- forma descortes.
Del manifesto publicado ell
sabado por los Rezagadores,
copiamos los parrafos que 81
guen: elsa Union desea saber
81 las despalilladOras van a Sc
guir tolerando pasivamente
que de su seno haya quien Sc
presto a despaliIlar en- mas de
una pila." "Esta Union desea
saber 81 los talleres van a Sc
guir tolerando pasivamente
que no Sc lea mas que 10 que
convengs a los senores Fabri-
cantes; y por 1ltimo esta Union
os invita-, os pide que deis un
paso al frente, que os cOIoqueis
en- ell puesto de honor que Ell
deker os senala en- la presente
ccntienda."
"SHabra un solo trabajadoE
que se precie de tai y que cir.
cuIe por sus venas una gotta Dc
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
DETENIDAS CUATRO FEM
NISTAS CUBANAS

Habana, Agosto 25.-La de-
tenci6n de cuatro leaders del
movimiento feminista cubano
Y "a explosion de una bomba
en- la casa de I'm Representa-
tie a la Camara, han sido hoy
las Gnicas dos notas de relativa
importancia con respecto al
brote re7olucionario va en- apa
rente decadencia.
Las damas arrestadas Sc
nombran Sra. Pillar Jorge de
leila y Srtas. Perez Reyes, Ana
Quintana y Leonora Ferreira.
La policfa declare que esta
buscando a otras feministas
p~rominentes a las que senala
Como auxiliares y defensoras
de Ia revuelta.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
ALFONSO FORS, JEFF DE LA
POLICIA JUDICIAA

Habana, Agosto 25.-El Co
bierno ACADIA de nombrar al
Sr. Alfonso Fors, Jefe de la
Policfa Judicial, para que al
frente de cinco hombres re :
cuente ell ndmero de los hon.
bres muertos en- Gibara duran
tie los encuentros de la sema-
ma pasada entire los rebeldes y
las tropas, y para que trate de
identificar a los muertos cuyos
nombres Sc ignoran.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
Del Centre Asturiano

Nos avisa oficialmente ell Sc
cretario de la Secci6n de Re-
creo de esta Sociedad que la
fecha del Picnic y Verbena Sc
ran ell Sabado y Domingo de
esta semana.
En- los terrenos del Polaco.
I'm buen programa Sc desa-
rroElara, teniendo a los Varsi-
ty Boys para las pleas ame-
ricanas, Echegaray para la
musica espanola y al Sexteto
Sonora para los Sones.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

FL tabaquero A. Perdomo nos
escribe para decirnos que consi-
dera justa la lucha de los reza-
gadores.
"Tienen ellos por lema-nos
escribe- repartir ell trabajo.
NADIA mas razonable puede pc
dirse!
"Los fabricantes y los politi-
COS (suponemos Sc referira a los
que ahora defender la candida
tura de Henderson y aver inter
vinieron en- la rebaja de jorna-
les) nos ofrecieron que con la
reduction aumentaria ell traba.
jo. iQue enorme mentira! e.
cincuenta por ciento de los ia
baqueros estamos "sin pega" V
70 llevo I'm ano sin torcer.
IPor que los tabaqueros no
p;den tambien que Sc reparta el
trabajo?
Ell lena de los tabaqueros de-
bia ser: Hoy por ii y mahana
por mi.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25

Algunos de los socialists es-
panoles Green que para Alcala
Zamora Y los que como Ell pien-
san, ha llegado ell momento de
que Sc marchen al eXtranjero.
Rodrigo Soriano teme que ell
pueblo invada ell recinto de la
asamblea y arranque las cabe-
zas de los que estan "traicionan-
do la revoluci6n".
Parece ser que los ~republica-
nos Conservatives Sc niegan a
cumplir las promesas que hicie-
ran.
Al pueblo "le toman ell pelo"
en- todas parties hasta que abre
los ojos, Sc indigna y algunas
veces hace 10 que Soriano teme
que haga con muchos de los ac-
tuales diputados 'republicanos'.
liza costumbre es enganar a
los ciudadanos modestos y hon
radios, aqui y en- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25

Pat Whitaker prob6 anoche que
Ell Sr. MacFarlane guerra AFRO
jar sobre ell pueblo una carga
que deseaba guitar de los hon.
bres de la compania telef6nica.
Y ahora ell Sr. MacFarlane Sc
viene presentando como amigo
y consejero de la ''masa electo-
ral'.
iAsi Sc engana al pueblo, a la
mayoria de los e~lectores, aqui
Y en- Antequera.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
Sc AVISOS A
Los QUE Sc HAYAN ms
CRIPTO

La junta electoral tom6 aver
ell acuerdo de enviar avisos por
correo a los ciudadanos que Sc
hayan inscripto de rnanera frau
dulenta, con ell fin de votar en-
las elecciones ~prim&rias.
Todos los datos que tiene la
junta en- su poder, incluso los
que mandara la Lga de Buen
Gobierno, seran debidamente
eomprobados.
A cada ciudadano se dara la
cportunidad de demostrar por
que causa su nombre no debe
ser quitado de los libros.
Hasta Ell presente TODD indica
que mas de 5000 nombres seran
quitados.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25

Anualmente paga Francia,
por pensiones unos 240, 900, 000
de pesos.
Mas de 2,000, 900 de personals,
incluyendo $50, 900 viudas, re-
,ibepe csc dinero.
Las vfctimas de la "barba-
rie" tiene ahora ell consuelo de
no morirse de hambre.
Los pueblos son sacrificados
a la bora de la guerra y, cuan.
do Sc firma la paz, la sangre
cesa de derramarse, pero nuevos
sacrifieios Sc exigen.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
TEATRO CASINO

"Gente Allegro una ~preciosa
comedia, toda hablada en- espa-
mol, sera estrenada hoy.
Roberto Rey, un j6ven de Tam
pa desempena uno de los prin-
cipales papeles.
Rosita Moreno y Ramon Pc.
reda tambien figuran en- ell re-
parto.
Intrigas, amor y algeria.
Los personajes todos sienten
y piensan como nosotros.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
tfA CABLEGRAFICA DE- CUBA
FIMCCONFEREN
NACHADO

Rbada, TO 25.-El En-
br de los Estados Unidos
guba, Mr.. Harry F. Gug-
elm, y ell Presidente Ma
Aestuvieron conferencian
81 Palacio Presidential
Bor mas de una bora, pero no
Sc ha hecho p1blico ningdn
particular referente a la con-
versacion sostenida.
Cuando el Embajador sali6
de Palacio -dijo a los PERIODS
tas que habia estado depar-
tiendo con Ell Oral. Machado.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
RENUNCIO Ell PRESIDEN
TIE DEL A

Quito, Ecuador, agosto 25.-
POGO despues de haber acepta-
do la renuncia de su gabinete,
,resent6 al congreso la renuncia
le su cargo, ell presidente de la
sp1blica, Sr. Isidro Ayora.
La crisis sera resuelta sin
perdida de tempo.
La gaceta., 1931-08-25
Ell A. F. F. Club

I'm nuevo Club de senoritas
Sc ha tornado en- estos dias e
iniciara su vida con un bale.
He aqui los nombres de las
Srtas. que 10 forman: Aurora
Fernandez, Laura del Rio, Do
rinda Alfonso, Sara Bello, Mar
garita Gutierrez, Maria Luisa
Rivero, Esperanto Martinez,
Maria Martinez, Estrella Ote-
70, Julia Martinez, Mariet Mar
tinez, Margarita Guerra, Dora
Pacheco, Esther Pacheco, Rosa
Sanchez, Evelia Y Virginia
Dfaz, Della Pacheco, Rosalia
Mateo, Berta San Martin Y
Marta San Martin.
Grupo que tiene todas nues-
tras simpatias.
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