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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-01-16
ELY SWIMMERS
SHUT-OUT AURORA
HIGH SCHOOL MERMEN ADMINS
TER 81 TO IL DEFEAT TO AURORA
IN THE LOCAL TANK SATURDAY.

For the first time in the history of
state swimming shut-out meet was
held last Saturday in the local pool
The Ely swimmers gave the natators
from Aurora a singing blow by ad-
ministering 81 to Is defeat, the
highest point possible in dual meet.
This feat was by no means expected
as Aurora has nine seniors on this
years team of whom several are
third and fourth year swimmers. The
Ely boys took every first and second
place. Elfving was the high point
winner, swimming on the winning relay
team and winning the 40 yard and 100
yard free style events.
Alfred Kittila, this years captain
proved to be the most outstanding
swimmer ON the team. In addition to
swimming lead-of man on the relay,
he won the breast stroke and placed
second IN the back stroke, an event he
could also have won if he had wished
but he played good sport and let his
team mate Herranen win by inches.
Although Kittila's best event is the
go yard free style, in which he last
year rated second in the state, he viii
this year be used IN other events in
dual meets, due to his all-around
ability
The summary of events follow:
Relay-Ely, first, Kittila. Sutherland,
BONNER, Elfving. Time 1-244
100 yds breast-Kittila, Ely, first;
Tuomikoski, Ely, second; Gzdonovich.
Aurora, thir Time 1918
40 yds free-Elfving, Ely, first;
Sutherland. Ely, second; Korenchen,
Aurora, third Time 81 sec.
go yds. Free-Bonnier. Ely, first;
Pellikka, Ely. second: Skull, Aurora,
third Time 2.418
l00yds back-Herranen, Ely, first;
Kittila, Ely, second; Ranta, Aurora,
third Time 1903
100 yds. fee -Elfving. Ely. first:
Tuomikosd, Ely. second; Korencher,
Aurora, third
Diving Ely, first; Kun,
Ely, second; Oberg, Aurora, third.
Medley relay-Ely, first, Herranen,
Russ, Pellikka.
Total score: Ely 81, Aurora Is.
The Ely boys win meet the highly
tutored Eveleth team in their pool next
Saturday This meet win perhaps be
the most interesting of the year as Eve
leth boasts of the best team produced
to date. The winner win go a long way
towards championship honos
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-01-16

Mesdames w. D. Haynes, Luther N.
Bang. George Anderson and James
Moonan attended the Legion Auxiliary
District meeting in Chisholm last
Saturday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-01-16
Jaysees Lose

IIlaDlilJy 70 cage nee LnrONS ana
presenting a weak defense At times
cost the Ely Junior College thar first
defeat on the local court when they
bowed to the championship Virginia
quint by 43 70 "a count Ely was OF
form and could not get their ofense
game to work as they did against Du-
luth and Hibbing and this coupled with
weak defense in the first half en-
ahled Virginia to take lead that was
too much for Ely to overcome
Virginia jumped into an early 20 20
lead at the end Of the first csnto
and then Ely came to life for a few
minutes IN the second period and for :
time threatened to overcome the Viz
ginia lead but Virginia's ofense came
to life again and Ely was trailing by
80 to Is count at half time The third
period found Ely playing Their best
bali scoring four baskets and a free
throw IN quick succession and kept
control of the ball all the time 20 bring
the score to 20 to "a with about hslf
Of the period over Ey's defense
slackened again and Virginia counted
six points IN quick succession 70 take
IS to "a lead at half time Ely again
rallied at the start Of the fourth guar
ter and drew up to within five points
Of tieing the score but Virginia started
Sailing game and protected their
lead until the end Of the game
Slade and Germ played the best
brand of BAH for the visitors. Slade
showing the local fans some Of tie
best shooting ever witnessed on the
local floor. Banovetz and Gou7e were
the best performers for Ely. The lineup
and summary foIlvs:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-01-16

Omcials: Art Won. Duluth, referee,
Montgomery, Gilbert. umpire
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-01-16

Officials: Montgomery. Gilbert, IRE
feree); Won, Duluth, lumpzre).
Tom MUn's "wilcats" came through
with a Is to victory over the Eveleth
reserves IN a well played game Ely
started out to have things much their
own way and took an easy 10 20 lead
in the first half. With several Ely re-
serves in the lineup in the second half.
Eveleth rallied and gave Ely battle
but the locals managed 20 keep even
and bold their marvin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
ECZEMA
Itching Skin

If you want instant relief just ap-
ply Peterson's Ointment. The min
ute this soothing and great healing
Ointment touches your infiamed, ir-
ritated skin-you obtain blessed
comfort. Generally you need only a
few applications to completely
end this distressing condition.
Always have Petersons Ointment
on hand. Can't beat it for quickly
healing chafed, irritated, erupted
skin, for eczema and bad cases of
pimples and blackheads.
H. A. Daniels of Hartford, Conn,
writes: For months was both
cred with EcZema-it would itch so
/ could tear it to pieces. 1 had To-
tionS and different Ointments which
did no good. l saw your ad in the
Hartford Times and / went and got
a box of PeterSon's and in one night
1t almost disappeared"
The mighty healing power of Pet
erSon's Ointment overcomes Eczema
and one Csc box will prove it-all
drug Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
CHANGE URGED
IN VOTE BILLS
New Measures Provide for
Elections, BaIIoting.

Two election measures were in
troduced today in the Indiana
house, the first sponsored by Rep
resentative Herbert Kenney Dem,
Floyd providing for voting by abb
sent voters, and the second by Rep
resentative w. E. Stanton (Dem.,
Lake, providing for nonpartisan
election of judges.
The Kenney measure would au-
thorize the absent voters board for
general elections to be comprised Of
the county clerk and a person
named by the county chairman of
the opposite political faith.
The absent voters board for
municipal elections would be COM
prised of the city clerk and one
other named by the city chairman
Of the opposite party.
Stanton would have the candi-
dates for circuit, criminal, superior,
probate and juvenile court judg-
ships be listed on a non-partisan
ballot in the primary and election.
The two men running highest in
the primary for each Office would
be the competing candidates in the
general election, except where one
candidate has obtained majority
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23

MOTION PICTURES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
PLANE NOT DEMOLISHED

Plane of Lieutenant Matt C. Car
penter of the One hundred thir-
tenth observation squadron In
diana national guard, was not de-
molished, as reported Thursday in a
dispatch concerning a crash near
Cincinnati.
The plane received only a bent
propeller and Lieutenant Carpenter
escaped uninjured.
The plane was flown back to
headquarters at Mars Hill airport
here by Lieutenant Stanton T.
Smith Of the Fl. Benjamin Harrison
air unit, Sclloen field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23

A series Of pageants and doll
contests, conducted by the recrea-
ton division Of the city park de-
partment, began Wednesday at
Garfield park.
The Wedding of the Dolls" was
portrayed by Alberta Stock, bride,
SIS Raymond street; Geraldine
Neville, groom, 2126 South New
Jersey street, and Mary Ann
Buckle, bridesmaid, shown left TO
right in the above photo.
Similar pageantS and doll con-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
OPERATE ON COP FOR
NEEDLE IN SHOULDER

Bit Of Steel Punctures Patrolman
Trying to Take Nap.
PatrolTnan Earl (Battler) Hal
stead is tampering with needles, an
odd occupation for a flying cop
per" and former pugilist.
However. after his operation at
city hospital Thursday night Hal
stead told how it happened.
He said just before going to work
at IL p. m. he decided TO take a
short nap. When he lay down on
the davenport the needle jumped
from the folds and became i'm
bedded in Halstead's shoulder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
Pupils Given Food

CRAWFORDSvILLE, Ind, Jan.
23.-Members of the Sunshine So
ciety of Charlottesville high school,
composed Of girl students. is serving
hot lunches at noon each day to
more than eighty grade school pu-
nilg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
Both Houses Adjourn
MEN STILL SUPERIOR

By United Press
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA,
RENO, Jan. 23.-Men are still the
superior to women, If the test made
here by Ralph A. Irwin Of the
university psychological department
Is accurate. In an intelligence test
students averaged 1881 while the
given by Irwin he found the male
women averaged only 1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
Portuguese to Be Deported

MISHAWAKA, Ind, Jan. ga
ninety-day Jail term imposed in city
court on Ayezino Cerguerira for
possessing liquor was suspended as
he is to be deported to his native
country, Portugal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23

in the primary, whereupon he shall
be considered elected and certified
as such. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-23
new THEATER
TAX PROPOSED
IN HOUSE BILL
Favorable Report Heard on
0Ieomargarine Stamp
Levy Proposal.

Legislation calculated TO raise
revenue Of $4,000, 900 annually oc-
cupied the attention Of the house
today as Representative John M.
Centley Dem, Case introduced a
motion picture theater license bill
and the house agriculture commit
tee recommended for passage a
stamp tax on oieomargarine.
The Cantley measure provides for
payment monthly of 10 per cent
on total admissions to the state
auditor. and outlines a sliding scale
of penalties for failure to pay the
license or submission of a fraud
ulent report. The auditor claims
the measure would raise approx
imately $2,500,00 year,
Stamp Tax Favored
The agriculture committee report
ed favorably the bill of Represent
alive Jesse P. Curry Oen., Ripley
and Switzerland), which would i'm
pose a stamp tax of cents a pound
on oleomaragine, thus raising reve-
nue. estimated at 81 100000 annually
Present taxation on oleomaragine
includes a federal tax Of 10 cents
= pound on colored, which only is
about 3 per cent of the amount an
r1tial1y used.
Both Houses Adjourn
The remaining ninety-seyen per
cent is taxed at only one-quarter OF
cent pound. Figures for the first
eleven months of 1880 place the
annual consumption last year at ap-
proximately thirty million pounds.
Both houses adjourned at noon
today. the house to reconvene Mon
day afternoon at and the Senate
Monday morning at II.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
TEATRO CASINO

Corazones debiles nunca con-
quistaron a las bellas mujeres
pero las bellas mujeres han ga
nado debiles corazones de HON.
bres ricos desde tempo inmemo
rial. Esta teoria, apreciada POI
.todas las mujeres desde que Eva
'encontr6 a Adam en- Ell Eden, a
|pareee probada en- la Vida de
la Fiesta" la notable pelicula
que hoy Sc exhibira por Ultima
vez.
En- la cinta, Winnie Lightner
aparece como la protegida de
Irene Delroy, una experta bus
cadora de oro' que opera en- e
hotel Florida.
"Llueva 0 brille ell Sol" nue..
va comedia, sera estrenada ma
mana.
Desempenan los principale:
papeles Luisa Fazenda, William
Collier 0 Joe Cook.
"Dubarry Mujer de Passion
tambien sera estrenada, con MOI
Ina Talmadge de protagonista.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
JOUGHIN Els VA Ell LEGITI-
MO SHERIFF DEL ONDAD

Tallahassee, Mayo 5.-AI con
firmar ell Senado la suspension
de l.. N. Hatton, Jr, qued6 a =
probada acknowledgements la de-
signacion de r. r. Joughin para
ell cargo de Sheriff del Condado
de Hillsborough. Esta explica :
ci6n Sc hizo hoy en- los pasillos
del Senado.
AL preguntarsele al Senador
Whitaker, 81 ell nombramiento
de Joughin serfa ~presentado an
tie ell Senado, contest6 "que no
era necesario tai requisite, toda
vez que Joughin fue designate
como successor de Hatton por to-
do ell periodic para ell cual aquel
fue elegido, y que tai designa-
ci6n no requiere Ia confirmation
del Senado."
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
DOS MINISTRIES PEGARON
A UN HOMBRE PORQUF
Sc

Mena, Ark, Mayo 5-Dos m.
~nistros han sido detenidos aqu.
bajo la acusaci6n de pegar a III
hombre porque este Sc emborrs
chaba mientras SUI familia era
mantenida por La Cruz Roja.
Comentando la acci6n de los
ministries, los reverendos Sic
Wise y P. r. Larimore, ell she
riff Joplin dijo que era un actc
~cristiano y que 81 Sc les multabf
el iniciaria una subscription pf
blica para abonar la multa.
Wise declara que avis6 a BuG
Rails, ell hombre maltratado
que 81 volvfa a su casa borracho
lie castigaria.
Ell sabado, ell hombre, bora.
cho, regres6 a su casa, insultan-
do a su familia.
Entonces ell ministro Sc hizo
acompanar de Larimore y mien
tras el lie pegaba, ell invitado ser
via de testigo.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
OPOSICION A QUE Sc AU-
MENTE Ell IMPUESTO CON-
IRA LA GASOLINA

Organizaciones de automovi =
.listas de Tampa, st. Petersburg,
Clearwater, Miami y otras ciu-
dades estan poniendose en- acti-
vidad con ell fin de oponerse en-
la legislature a que Sc aumente
a ocho centavos por gallon ell inn
puesto sobre la gasolina, que es
ahora de 6 centavos.
Ell secretario del Tampa Mo
tor Club, Peter Van Geyt, ma
nifest6 aver que la Florida figu
ra en- ell grupo de cuatro estados
que tienen los mas subidos i'm
1uestos sobre la gasolina, STEM
10 los .otros Georgia, Carolina
lei Sur y Carolina del Norte.
Els de 3.3 centavos ell prone
Ito de impuesto sobre la gasoli-
Ia, considerable los estados en-
,onjunto.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
CUBRIO LA SEGUNDA ETA
PA DE SU VUELO Ell A
VIADOR YOSHIHARA

Nemuro, Jap6n, Mayo Sci
aviador japones, Seliji Yoshiha-
ra, lego hoy a esta ciudad y Sc
encuentra preparando la terce-
ra etapa de SD vueIo hacia los
Estados Unidos y a traves del
Pacffico.
Su pr6xima parada sera en-
Tokotan, Isla Urup, en- Kuriles'
BESIDE este lugar volara hasta la
bahia de Kataoka, situada a 44e
millas de Tokotan.
Yoshihara parti6 aver del ae-
rodromo de Haneda, en- Tokyo,
amarando pocas horas despues
IN. Numasaki, desde cuyo lugar
parti6 hacia este puerto.
Ell aviador espera entregar,
sin contratiempo alguno, ell men
safe de buenas relaciones que el
Primer Ministro del Jap6n en-
via por su conducot al Presiden-
te Hoover.
Tn vapor, despachado antes
de iniciar ell vuelo, esta dejando
provisiones de comida para el
aviador y combustibles para ell
hidroplano, en- 20 lugares a 10
largo de la ruta, seiialados por
Yoshihara como puntos donde
Sc detendra Ell vuelo a travSs del
Pacifico.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
LOS REYES DE JUGOESLA-
VIA Y DE RUMANIA CON-
FERENCIAN PRIVADA-
MENTE

Bucharest, Mayo 5.--El rey
Alexandra de Yugoslavia y el
rey Carol de Rumania, SIC reunie
ron hoy en- esta ciudad, conferen
ciando en- un bote motor por
mas de una bora.
Tan privadamente quisierou
conversar los monarcas, que
Carol personalmente pilote6 e
bote a traves del Danubio.
Sc considera esta reunion co.
mo sun encuentro amistoso."
En- la capital circular distin-
tos concentrates alrededor de
este hecho, pero no sc ha podidc
dsterminar ell verdadero mott
vo. Los reyes guardian absolute
reserva.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
CARTA CABLECRAFTCA DE CUBA

Antes de partir dijo a los pc
riodistas que lie rodeaban: Algu-
nos de los rumores que circular,
en- relaci6n con mi viaje, carecen
de Fundamental, y en- particular
csc de que no volvere mas"
"Voy a New York a atender a.
suntos personales y dentro de
diez dias estare de ~regreso." He
tenido que descuidar asuntos
MICS, de verdadera im~portancia,
para atender a los deberes de
mi cargo"
En- ell otono pasado, cuando
hice otro viaje, tambien Sc ase-
gur6 que me quedaria por ALA.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
CONTRA Ell
MONTE CARLO

Contra eli vapor Monte Carlo.
propiedad de la compania LaEr
American Amusement, de la
cual es presidente Rafael Reina
present6 aver una reclamation
montante a 1920, la compahia
Haven and Johns, de st. Peters
burg.
Reina presto una fianza para
g%arantizar los requerimientos
del pleito.
Asegura la parte reclamante
que ell captain del buque lie pidi6
remolque y todavia no ha paga-
do por Ell servicio.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05

DR.. Nestor A. PortocarrB
Con la mas viva alegri4A reco'
jo en- mi cronica de hoy la Ansis
da noticia del restablecinsSntt
de tan distinguido e ilustre We
dico, modelo de caballero y ~
de ~nuestros valores cientifiA
mas positivos.
Mucho Sc lie admira en- ests
sociedad, donde ha sabido cap
tarse grandes aprecios y simpa-
tias infinitas.
Ell DR.. Portocarrero visit6 es-
ia mafana la clfnica "El Bien
Pdblico." cuya direction desem.
pena.
Aun no sc ha entregado de lie
no nuevamente a Sus habituales
e importantes menesteres, lo
que espera hacer muy en- breve.
iEnhorabuena!
La gaceta., 1931-05-05

Contra ell gobierno "paternal''
del Oral. Machado han lanzado
furibundas acusaciones intelec-
tuales, estudiantes y obreros. I
Explicables, muy explicables,
son las lamentaciones o las pro-
testas de los estudiantes, profe-
sores, etc.; pero no Sc pueden
aceptar como razonables las que
jas Y suspiros de los obreros.
iQuieren ustedes una prueba
de como ANA ell presidente in
constitutional de Cuba a los
hombres que trabajan?
Aquf esta. Tn grupo de "je-
fes obreros' visit6 ell dia / de
mayo al Oral. Gerardo Machado
y lie expuso algunos de los pro-
blemas que requieren Immediate
atenci6n; ell Unico hubo de escu-
charles amablemente Y despues
con arrebatadora elocuencia, les
/ contest6 ash: me enorgulleZco
de haber pertenecido a la clase
obrera Guiana, tan digna, tan no
bic v tan patricia" Agradezco
la censura legitima y sensata
Que repara desaciertos; pero con
demo la injuria, que no tiene O.
ira finalidad que eneonar los a.
nimos y dividir a los cubanos."
"Yo agradezco vuestra vista
y les digo que cada vez que quie
ran pedirme una rectificaci6n Q
hacerme una queja, no tengan
Inconvenience alguno en- acudir
Palacio, donde, como ahora, Sc
an siempre atendidos y oidos."
Los obreros, entire los cuales
figuraba Juan Arevalo, aplau :
dieron las palabras del "jefe del
estado."
ST Sc les abren las puertas del
Palacio; 81 Ell General les llama
amigos, compaheros y patrio-
tas; 81 ellos aplauden al presi-
dente..... ique motives para la
r1entarse tienen los trabajado-
res cubanos?
Democratic pura y fina repair
ti6 Ell General, ell dfa /, a sus
queridos camaradas los repre- :
sentantes de algunas organiza :
Iciones "obreristas."
iYa tenemos la clave de la car
, Ia que Arevalo nos enviara Ell
dfa % de mario y en- la cual de-
cfa a nuestro director: "Yo, aun
que me namen 10 que quieran
los adversarios del Presidente
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
A~SESINARON EN- TEXAS
UN

Lakeland, mayo 5.-El cuer.
pc de Buckley Walden, de q
amos, venido aqui desde Dallas
Texas, fue encontrado hoy GER.
ca de Lago Parker, con una he
rida de bala e mel temporal de
recho.
La policia ha descontado Ia
teoria de suicide y cree que
Walden hubo de ser inducido
a salir de SUI domicilio, en- una
casa de huespedes, por las per.
sonas que lie asesinaron.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
Il SENALARON A PALMER
N DE $500

Acusado de violar la ley SEGA
'ue presentado aver al comisio-
,ado Pinkerton, Dick Palmer,
termano del jGven condenado
,or ell asesinato de Joe B. John
on.
Palmer fue detenido por los
gentes federales en- companfa
e James McKissick y E. F.
Teckendorff, Y debera prestar
ianza de $500 para gozar de Ii
ertad provisional.
Heckendorff fuG absuelto y
McKissick tambien tendra que
'acilitar garantia de $500.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
SIGUE INVESTIGANDO LA
EXPLOSION

FL inspector de incendios, +.
J. Jones sigue inyestigando la
explosion e incendio que aver
destruyera la casa n1mero 52l
de la avenida East Hanna.
Els propietario del edificio e.
Sr. Pedro Spoto, que Sc encuen.
ira fuera de Tampa. A su re
greso este sera interrogado.
Aun no ha sido possible deter.
minar Ia causa de L. explosion.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
A ENTIRE LOS CO.
SACOS Y Ell KEY WEST

A las ocho de la noche de hoy
se inaugurara ell nuevo Campeo-
1ato Nocturno de la Liga de
Baseball Tampa Civic Play
Ground" mediante un desafio
lie pelota entire Los Cosacos y ell
Key West.
Antes de lanzarse la primera
)ola lie sera entregada a Los Co
Iacos ell trofeo conquistado por
ellos en- ell 1ltimo campeonato
lie Basket Ball.
Los terrenos estan situados
IN la Is Avenida y Gale 20.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
SALIO POR ~AEROPLANO Ell
EMBAJADOR

Habana, Abril EN- ell aero
plano de su propiedad, tipo Cor
1sario, salio hoy para Estados
Unidos ell embajador americana
ante ell gobierno del Oral. Ma
chado, Mr.. Harry F.. Guggen-
helm.
Ell aparato hara su primera
parada en- Miami, siguiendo des
pues rumbo a Washington.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
Sc CONCEDE MUCHA I'M.
PORTANCIA AL VIAJE DEL
EMBAJADOR

Habana, Mayo 5.-Mucha in
poRtaneia Sc concede en- los eircu
los politicos de esta capital al
viaje del embajador americana,
Mr.. Guggenkeim.
Dicese que ell embajador ira
tara con ell secretario de estado
americana, Mr.. Stimson, Y con
ell presidente Hoover, de los pro-
blemas de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
I'm Banquete

Con un espl6ndido banquete,
terminaran los ~festejos que, pa
ra celebrar Ell primer aniversa-
rio de su fundaci6n, acordara
celebrar ell Club A. F. F., pros
pera y simpatica organization
integrada por una brillante le-
gi6n de bellezas.
En- ell restaurant Las Noveda-
des Sc verificara ell banquete,
durante la noche de hoy, dfa 8
de mayo.
Noche agradable, de dulce re-
cordaci6n, sera la de hoy para
las elegantes y amables damitas
que tan inteligentemente presi-
de ia gentil Margarita Guerra.
La gaceta., 1931-05-05
Bod

BOdd
En- horas de la manana del
pasado sabado, consagraron sus
amores ante La ley la senorita
Grace Penzato, modelo de belle
"a, y Ell correcto joyen Alberto
Gutierrez, empleado del Latin
American Laundry.
En- la simpatica Residential de
los esposos Abelardo y Amelia
Aguiar, IA Ave. 1416, tuvo efec-
to la nupcial ceremonial.
Los sefores Antonio Miranda
v Guillermo Alvarez suscribie-
ron ell documento como testigos
sancionando 81 acto Sergio Al