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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12
START MATCH PLAY
IN WESTERN JUNIOR
Root, Medalist, Faces AscheT
in First Round-TakeS
Honors With 70.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~HICAGo, August 12.-Thirty-
two young golfers today start
ed match play battles in the
seventeenth annual Western
junior championships, with the medal
list, John Root, University Of Michi-
gan sophomore, from Gary, Ind, meet
ing Bob Ascher, jr., of Chicago.
Root. toured the Midlothian course in
49, twb over par, in the qualifying
round, and did the last nine holes Of
the layout in "a, two strokes batter
than standard figures. His perform
ance made him favorite to reach the
finals, with Charles Becka of Calumet,
ILL.,. and Laurie Ayton, jr., Of Evanston.
H., counted threats because OF previous
performances.
The pairings:
John Root, Gary, Ind. VS. Bob Ascher.
). W. Moore, cRicsso; Eusene RappspoFt.
ChIcaso. vs. H. r. Fleid Chicaso; Eddie
cnicasoi Bill Edgar. st. Louis. VS.. r. c.
ston, In. vs. John Banks, Chicago; Edmund
hntiocR:. III Alfred ksveiii; tsisssc: vs.
Ludwisson. Manistee, Mich, VS., Raymond
Holland, CHICAGO; Louis ooesel. CHICAGO,
" 5Ss ss y. PoSs onS GEM Es
Jimmie HarrisOn,., chieaeo. vs.. cha Ties
ssfo. VS. osri hon. cnlessse; wsissr piSon,
draw: chieaso, vs. Richard BsrdweiL Msdi-
son, Wis.
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Fistic Battles

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON.-~ErnIe SchAaf, Boston,
knocked out Angus Snyder, Dodge City,
Kans. 80 Jack Dofval. Boston, knock
ed out George LArocco, New YORK "a.
DAVENPORT, 1a.---Aky Sullivan, St.
Paul, stopped Milo Millitti Of Omaha
"a.
INDIANAPOLIS. - Henry Firpo,
Louisville and Kid Slaughter. Terfe
Haute, drew ao); Pat Murphy. Dan
vile, M, outpointed Jack Malone, In
d'anapclis (s).
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Joe Gusmafl,
Jacksonville. outpcnted Johnny Blaine,
New York t1op: Eddie wiISon, Jackson
vile. and Armando Vidal, Havana, drew
(l0).
LOS ANGELES - Bobby PAncilo,
Yuma, Ariz., defeated Tod Morgan, Pull
lerton, Calf. tie); Harry Smith, New
York. knocked out Hsrry Goodland.
Los Angeles t21.
BOISE. fdaho--Jce Corte1 Boise,
knocked out Manuel Quintefo, Tampa,
Fla. ca
NEW ORI4EANs-Joee Estrada. Mex
leo City, outpointed Johnny FaEr Cieve-
land (iO).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12
BY BOBBY JONES.
MoNG golfers there is probably

A MONG golfers there is probably
~ more conversation about the
~ rhythm Of the swing, and less
real understanding Of what
RHYTHM means. than is the case with
any other single feature OF the stroke.
We all recognize the need for 1t, and
most of us can tell when we have 1t.
The trouble comes when we find the
rhvthm missing and set out to find q
way to supply 1t.
The primary consideration in de-
veIoping a rhythmical swing is to let
the clubhead swing freely. I have
found that il helps lot TO remember
that It is, after all. the head OF the
club which does the striking and that
the shaft Is only . means OF transmit
ting motion. In other words, ike 10
think IN these terms:
That am not striking the ball with
the club which hold in my hands.
bit that the shaft which / am holding
il simply q means by which / get the
cflbhead to MOVING with its maximum
velocity by the time 1t contacts the
ball.
Avoid Snatchlng Club Down.
I believe that It IL the absence Of
some conception Of this kind which
causes the dufYer to swing too fast and
which urges him TO snatch the club
down before he has completed his
backswinE. We see 50 many average
golfers, and . good many who are con-
aiderably above the average, who are
R1Iiity OF this mistake. One gains the
impression from watching them THAT
they are afraid that they cannot get
the clubhead up to speed by the time
1t reaches the ball and hence they be-
gin their hitting effort at the very top
Of the swing.
It a TO avoid or correct this tendency
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MARINE RESERVES
SEEK HORSESHOES
Giant Tournament Planned
at Camp-Henry Pitches
Sensational Game.
NY of you members Of the 90

A NY Of you members Of the Goth
~ and 23d Marine Reserves who
~ have regulation horseshoes are
asked to cart 'eIn along 10 camp
at Virginia Beach this month. Lieut..
Donald r. Hyland and Lieut.. w. W.
Stickney, Athletic officers, backed up by
Maj. Harvey L. Miller, are bent upon
putting on one Of the biggest tourna-
ments of The Stars metropolitan
championships as part Of the en-
eampmtnt's elaborate sports program.
Every unit in the two regiments viii
have a preliminary and examinations
will be carried on until . camp cham
pion is determined. He viii be called
upon to face the champions of other
military units in the metropolitan and
likely will have q formidable rival from
Ouantico. where another big tourTia-
nient shortly is to get under way.
FALLS CHURCH'S star pitchers were
II late getting into action this Sum-
nler, but they're cutting capers
now. George Thompson. who won the
Falls Church title and then the Fairfax
County crown last year. was undecided
until recently whether to try for high
honors this Summer, but dispelled all
doubt the other night BY finishing
second in the Mclean invitation touTna-
ment with the highest ringer percentage
among the Is aces competing.
And now comes the iFrepressible I'd
Henry to take the spotlight from
George. who remained out Of the Falls
Church preliminary. In winning the
final Of this event, I'd is believed TO
have established q Metropolitan tourna-
ment record for one game by pitching
lB ringers out of IS shoes; q percentage
Of 20. He beat Floyd Batten, SOFIA, In
this one and SOLO in the clincher.
Henry toutS Batten as q coming star
and will coach him. Other newcomers
to the Falls Church tournament who
showed promise were Francis Jones,
willard Hunton and Richard Barley.
CECoND-RoUND competition is ex-
- pectAd to be completed tonight in
the Hyattsville tournament, which
has been halted by rain the last two
nights Pitching win get under way
at 6:l5 O'Clock In Magruder Park. Five
matches are carded.
Featuring the program viii be match
Is between Elwyn Woodward, clever Is
year-old HyattSville High School tosser.
and Lester (Fats) Robinson, rlinner-up
in the 1929 tourney, and @. Hodges
Carr, prominent merchant, and Ernest
Gasch, well known undertaken
Paifinss will be made following to-
nights match for third-round play,
booked to open tomorrow night.
Here's tonight's line-up:
Sis o'clock-E1wyn woodward W.
Lester CFats) Robinson, A. q. Halstead
vs.. E. r. Tineley, Clark Owings vs.
Morris Hutchinson.
GAS o'clock-G. Hodges Carr VS..
Ernest Gasch, Levi freshmen vs.. Sonny
Sumner.
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CANADIAN GOLFERS
SHUTTLE AMERICANS
Only Three Yanks Among Sixteen
First-Round Survivors in
Amateur Tourney.

~ the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, August 17.-T'he United
states contingent was dom % today
as 10 survivors In the CANADIAN amateur
golf championship naoved into the
second round Of match play.
Arthur CDucky) Yates Of Rochester,
N. r.: William A. Ryan d Detroit ana
his son, Francis W. Ryan successfully
negotiated the first round pit the Bos-
ton Siege gun" lease duiifofd; j. Van
Nortwick of wheaton, H.. and Jack
Mccarthy Of Boston, ell were eliini-
mated.
Matches for the second round:
HHss!slit.el T. ghA r en- ersn,tS'
Stuart VS. Jack Cameron, Montreal.
p. ,, woods. Victoria, vs.. Nieol Thompson,
n W, Ryan Va T. O. 6cAtnkxc Montreal.
Morrison ve, n. ceftello, rs MontTeal,
". A. Ryan We. T. A. 1nneSs Montreal.
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Clubhead Should Be Swung I
Firmly to Achieve Rhythm
I'm Stroke, Jones Declares

to snatch the club down that I have
always insisted upon an ample back
swing. Naturally, it requires a good
bit of effort to change the direction
of the stroke at the top II the change
is made very suddenly, but If the club
is allowed to reach its topmost position
and then is started down in a leisurely
manner, giving ample time and length
for it to reach its maximum speed by
the time it strikes the ball. then the
acceleration during the first part of
and more comfortably accomplished.
Brief POise at Top Of Swing.
think that it will be observed in
the methods Of almost every first-class
PLAYER that there is q slight pause
barely perceptible. Of course, at the top
Of the swing. The function OF the
backswing is only to get the player
into position to hit. and I think that
in order to take fun advantage of this
position the player must poise him
self for q brief instant before he starts
the club in the other direction.
A fast or hurried backswing is one
Of the things which upsets this plan.
The player who takes his club up
rapidly is not likely to hesitate before
bringing it down, nor is he likely to
give himself time to complete his back
swing before he starts down. like
to think Of q swing as flowing back,
hesitating an instant, and then flowing
again from the top into the more rapid
motion Of the hitting area
In other words, In the down stroke
the velocity of the clubhead should 20
from zero at the top Of the swing to
q maximum at the impact, and since
this Is to be accomplished with mini
mum Of effort, the acceleration at the
beginning, until the clubhead gains
some speed, should be gradual If the
backswing is long enough the player
viii have plenty of time to do his
hitting.
(CopyriEht. 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12
MARINE AIRMEN WIN

La Dues Homer Beats signal Nine
in ouantieo Title Series,
QUANTTCo, Va, August ia homo
run with q mate on base by Catcher
La Due Of Aircraft Squadron In the
tenth inning yesterday save the Avi-
ators Q 4-to-2 victory over Signal Bat
talon and the first blood Ia the three
game series for the Marines post cham
pionehip.
The Aviators won the second series
they were TO play again and win for
Aircraft will get It the title Should
Signal Battalion win todAy, a third
game win Be played Friday.
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Johnson and Conner Win Titles
In COlOred Shoe Tournament

TAKING two straight games from
william Gordon in the final,
Horace johnson won the senior
shoe crown yesterday of the
Banneker Playground. So and 5o--s4.
johnson worked his way through a
tough field to come out on top. The
junior crown was captured by Clarence
Conner, who threw ringer after ringer
tc overcome Isom Mitchell in the final,
50--27 and sos.
NORTH BRENTWOOD. Md, August
IN 12.-Chairman Julius Wheeler ex-
poets to place pair OF smart tos-
Sers In the county and State champion
ships Samuel williams seems to be the
big gun Of Brentwood Sammy is keep
ing the pegs hot He was runner-up last
year, and viii take on the local flnalist
for the Brentwood crown. Lewis, the
champion. win not defend his title.
VISTA, Nd, August i2.-Chairman
william Hackney is preparing for a hot
preliminary. The entry list is large
one. and includes q number Of I'M
knowns. Hackney is defending cham
AOChl GCSAUH Wall Sbd1b EAAohf
Entries win be received up to start Of
play.
Arthur West, colored metropolitan
champion, will not pitch until the
grand finale. He has been waived
through all preliminary play.
The Twelfth Street Y tourney gets
under way today with a field of over
so tossers in the senior and ~ in the
junior class Chick" Hammond is the
senior defending title holder Chick"
is an improved tosser over last year.
slim" Postell Is the dark horse.
MUIRKIRK. Md. August 12.--Felix
Brewer, boss of the local twirlers, re-
ports interest at high pitch Ben Con-
way and Patton Taylor should flght
it out for the title. Brewer won the
event in 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12
BAN PUT ON BERTAzzoLA
Suspension Of Fighter II Made r.
feetive in 2e States.

MINNEAPOLIS, August IL OFl.-No-
tice OF the permanent suspension In 2S
States Of Rfccardo Berta1zola, Boston
heavyweight fighter, by the National
Boxing Association. has been received
by the Minnesota Boxing Commission.
Bertazzola was permanently barred from
Minnesota rings after his po-r showing
against Charley Retzlaff. Duluth heavy
weight. who Knocked him out In the
second round here last week
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hooks RrTuRN GAME.

PHILADELPHIA. August IL IN
Earl r, Yeomars. graduate manager
Of athletics at Temple. has announced
that the University Of Denver foot Ban
team would play his school In Philadel-
phia in 1854. Temple plays In Denver
this FAii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12

Jester. A match between Columbia and
Indian Spring was scheduled today for
COLUMBIA.
Gene Larkin OF Chevy Chase finished
well down the list in the Philadelphia
open championship yesterday with a
card OF Ts--Te--is7. The tourney was
won by Clarence Hackney Of Atlantic
City. the refund gent who knocks EN-
a mile from the tee Hackney scored
lat for the 3e-hOle test.
Dates for the first invitation tourney
OF the Arniy-Navy Country Club were
announced today for September 20. ~
and IS. An is-hoie qua1ineati0n round
will be held On septeniber -, followed
by the usual four naateh play ROUNDS.
The club never has held an invitation
event before.
A washington, D. G., woman. Mrs.
Josephine Taylor. was in fourth place
In the FIRST Columbia round, and wa
nth In the flFss national round. Her
scores we're 7a--4e2 and 5e--3la.
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MEXICAN WINS FIGHT.

NEW ORLEANS, August IL Gp.-
Rallying In the last round Of an evenly
fought bout. joss Estrada, Mexico City
lightweight. won q decision over Johnny
Farr, Cleveland, In 10 rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12

MEADOWS. Md.-ChArles Simmons.
chairman. reports the following results
Raymond Green defeated Henry Marshall,
80 TO 80; Charles Colbert defsatsd Jest
Ford. SO to IS: Thonaas Osen SefssseS
GeorRe Oden. 50 to 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12
YANKEES FARM COOKE.

NEW YORK, August IL GP9-Allen
DUSTY Cooke. feet outfaelder OF the
New York Yankees, has been released
on option to the Newark club Of the In
ternational League
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En- Who WI Payin Washington Soon Are Queer Partners
Why Fly-Fishing
Lands the Trout

ELY-FTsHINe g most successful
II for trout because trout live
largely IN flies, although they
do eat also smaller flsh, worms and
the larvae OF insects. In ny flsh-
ing, one should use great care In
choosing his lures.
Dark flies should be used on
bright days and early in the sea
son; light ones on dark days and
later in the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12

Here's comparison of the pOoer developed in high
preston nnotor-tifboat knockine-by leading premium
priced fuels explains uhy ESQ gives h0t to be
performance your old Note that ESQ $3.50
powerful than its nearest competitor and 1850
better than its poorest competing erfr6.priced fuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12

It's specially-refined
initial base - to which
Ethylis added-is what
makesit sooutStanding.
A To- day test. and
you'll see that driving
an old car doesn'tmean
youhave to put up with
"oId-car performance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12

WTOMAN golfers Of the Manor Club
w defeated the washington Coli and
Country Club w5snan's team at
Manor yesterday, winning by So points
TO over q rain-soaked course. In the
first fctirsonie Mrs. james /. Feiser
and Mrs. Charles g. Stewart took
points frem Mrs. q. M. McCgeIland and
Mrs. H. B. Hird The tables were re-
sefsed In the second fouFsoftas, however,
IN which Manof's team, composed Of
Mrs. J.. r. Powell and Mrs n. Hinaors,
won points from Mrs w. Draper and
Afrs. ). McCabe In the third fotrscnle,
Mrs, Mack Meyer and hrs. r. n. CAL
h0nn Of Manor won points from
AGss. - n. sutton and MrN y. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12

spending a cent for overhaulins!
The answer is. ESQ.
ESQ was developed to deliver
maximum performance in the
newest high-compresSion motors.
A single thankful will show you
that it makes an equally great
difference in the way your old
Car runs.
Not merely because deterio-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-12

The uncertainty sbout the date OF
the match. which hiss prevailed FOR
nearly fortnight since Harry Mesh.
manager OF the pair. announced that
Won Elm has redo engagement on
August 90, was relieved today with an
nouncement from Indian Spring that
the match will be played on SUNDAY,
September 6. The men are 70 be raid
$500 for their lsshole exhibition match.
The original date Of the affair was
August 80 Thus the Indian sprine
Club gets the two biggest stars IN pro-
fesslonal golf on the same day on which
two months ago they settled the little
argument ct Inverness Burke finaIis
won the title on July 8. after two s6.
hole piaY.offs
La gaceta., 1931-11-19
INVESTIGANDO RECIEN
TIES ~EXPLOSIONES

Habana, nov. 19.-La policl;
relaciona la explosion de bonn
has en- los domicilios de los pro-
minentes Cubanos Coronel Fran
cisco de Paula Valiente y DR..
Ramiro Guerra, con las activi-
dades en- la Florida para impe-
dir que ell turismo venga a Cuba.
Esperase que nuevos atenta-
dos de esta clase ocurran en- las
pr6ximas semanas.
Varios de los mas activos a.
gentes de la policia secreta, en-
compania de agentes de la judi
cial y hombres de la secci6n de
expertos, vienen realizando dill
gencias para descubrir a los cri-
minales.
La bomba puesta en- la casa de
Valiente no cause danos; la que
explotara en- casa del DR.. Cue
ira produio averfas de conside-
raci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-11-19

Recibo del atento y caballe-
'oso Secretario de la sociedad
lstur, Sr. Jose Gonzalez, las
5iguientes comunicaciones:
"Estan l;stas para su entire
ga las papeletas del Cabaret.
)ebido a la gran demanda, i'm
possible de c~umplimentar, Sc
'uega a TODD solicitante de me-
a, recoja su papeleta abonan-
10 ell impOrte correspondence,
1ara tener la seguridad de que
as mesas cOmprometidas no
ian de ser renunciadas GUAM
% no haya oportunidad de a.
tender a los que las piden Y no
rueden ser complacidos. Las
papeletas que no sean recogi-
das y abonadas antes de las 5
de la tarde del dia del Caba-
Sc consideraran renuncia-
La gaceta., 1931-11-19
MARTIN ANUNCIO OFFICIAL
MENTE SU CANDIDATU-
RIA PARA ~GOBERNADOR

Jacksonville, Nov. 10 FL
ex-gobernador de Jacksonville,
John w. Martin, anunci6 ano-
che SUI candidatura para ell car
go de Gobernador de Florida,
en- la campana del pr6ximo
ano.
En- West Palm Beach otro
ex-gobernador, Carry A. Har-
dee, de Live Oak, lie dijo a los
periodistas que tambien figu-
raria como candidate en- las
pr6ximas elecciones.
Martin declare que en- su
plataforma politica figuraria
en- primer termino ell "sacar a
este Estado de la depression en-
que actualmente Sc encuentra
y abolir todas las contribucio-
mes que realmente son innece-
sarias y que pesan desde hace
mucho tempo sobre ell pueblo
EN- 1924 ell pueblo me eli
gi6 para que sacara al Estado
de la arena y de los pantanos,
mediante la construction de
)uenas carreteras. Y puedo de-
,ir cue durante mis- cuatro "a
los como Gobernador esas
,arreteras Sc construyeron con
ando solamente con un i'm
puesto de cinco centavos sobre
Ia gasolina."
Isl ell pueblo me vuelve a e.
legir, sacare al Estado de la
depression y de la ca6tica situa-
ion en- que actualmente Sc en-
?uentra, volviendolO a colocar
IN su posici6n anterior. En- la
Florida todos los hombres ten
dram trabajo, como los tuyie-
ron en- mis- cuatro amos de Co
bernador."
Los amigos de Martin lie han
dicho que la Florida necesita
un Gobernador que tenga ener
gfaS, que pueda tomar una de-
cisi6n, dentro de la politica, y
lograr que la legislature traba-
je con Ell.
BESIDE la fecha de su retira-
da, en- 1929, ell ex-gobernador
Martin ha estado e%jerciendo la
abogacia.
La gaceta., 1931-11-19
s @ | E s

ran solicitudes de ingresos con
valdez para ell mes de noviem-
bre despues de hoy iueves a las
nueve de la nOche. Las protestas
que hubieren de presentarse,
deben ser dirigidaS por escri-
to a la Presidencia General, la
cual, p%revia consulta con las
representations legales, resell
vera en- justicia. Para ell buen
orden y prontitud de la gesti6n
electoral, Sc ruega la mayor di
ligencia a los asociados en- cum
plir estas reglas. A la entrada
Adel salon donde Sc efectuen las
Alecciones, Sc colocara en- lugar
.ASible una copia de este escri-
'o"Apara debido conocimiento
NJ" rodos."
La gaceta., 1931-11-19
INFORMA SOBRE Ell COM
PLOT MONARQUICO

Madrid, nov. 19.-Al minis
tro de la gobernacion ha presen-
tado un extenso informe, eXpli-
tando detalles del complot mo-
narquico recientemente \descu-
bierto, la direction geneN de
seguridad.
La lista de los presses ha sido
aumentada con varios nombres
mas, en- las dltimas "a horas.
Varios de los detenidos, que
son sacerdotes, seran desterra-
dos.
Sostiene ell ministro que no
hay militares entire los conspira-
doreS.
La gaceta., 1931-11-19
AUMENTA Ell INTERES
POR LA PELEA HOCOLA.
TE-CANZONERI

Habana, nov. 19.-En las Ill
timas "a horas ha aumentado de
modo considerable ell interes por
la pelea entire ell Kid Chocolate
Y ell italiano Tony CanZoneri,
que Sc efectuara manana en- ell
Madison Square Garden, New
York.
Las opiniones de los cffticos
americanos son muy comenta-
das Y en- particular la de O'Neil
quien sostiene que Chocolate
tiene las mismas oportunidades
de veneer que tiene ell campe6n
de peso ligero.
Aunque los criticos locales de-
sean la victoria de Chocolate,
muchos de ellos Green que esta
sera la pelea mas dura sosteni-
da por ell Kid desde que iniciara
en- New York su cadena de triun
fos.
La gaceta., 1931-11-19

"Tendran derecho al vote, los
socios def Centre Asturiano
Iue concurran al edificio social
durante la citada fiesta y abo-
men su entrada 81 estan en- edad
para clio. Abonaran entrada,
los ninos mayores de doce amos.
Los memories de doce amos, ten
dram acceso libre 81 vienen a.
compahados de sus familiares
Para ejercer ell vote, debera
presentarse a la mesa electo.
raj ell recibO de la Quota social
del mes de octubre de 1881 g
ell del mes de noviembre Y ell
Garnet de identification. FL
socio que no presente su Garnet
tendra que ser identificado por
ell collector antes de permitir-
sele ell vote. Por ell libro de So
clos Sc ira cotejando la autori-
zaci6n del vote a cada asocia-
do, y acto seguido Sc lie entire
CARA la boleta electoral, la cual
cOntiene los nombres de las
cinco candidates. FL vote sc
senalara marcando una equis
(X) a la iEquierda del nombre
de la candidate que Sc refiera.
En- la mesa electoral a mas de
la presidential, habra una re.
presentation de las respectivas
secciones y candidates. La eleC
ci6n comenzara con la apertu.
ra del edificio a las nueve dc
la no~he y Sc dara por termina-
da a la l y 80 de la madruga.
da. FL escrutinio Sc celebrara
acto seguido con asistencia dc
representations de todas la;
parties interesadas. Ell resulta.
do del escrutiniO Sc anunciara
a las 3 y 80 q. m. No Sc admit
La gaceta., 1931-11-19
LAS GESTIONES EN- FAVOB
DE LA

Habana, nov. 19.-En los
circulos politicos del partido Ii
beral Sc afirma que contin1an
progresando las gestiones para
llegar a una avenencia con los
grupos de la oposici6n.
No sc admite por ninguno de
los directamente interesados en-
ell problema, que Machado re-
nunciara, aunque ell presidente
81 parece dispuesto a efectuar
elecciones dentro de un periodic
de tempo razonable.
Varios de los liders de la opo-
La gaceta., 1931-11-19
Mi condolencia

Fue ell pasado Anes ell sepe-
lilo de la bondadoSa y caritati-
va dana Basilia Miret, madre
amantisima de las conocidas Sc
noras Antonio Gallo y Maria Gu
tierrez y del senior Salvador
Miret.
FL acto de conducir sus pre-
ciados restos a la mansion de
los muertos, fue una verdade-
"a demonstration de oarino ha-
ella la finada, por parte de sus
buenos amigos.
A toda la familia Miret en-
vic mi condolencia y que ell AL
tisimo haya acogido en- su seno
ell alma de tan virtuosa sonora.