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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

be eaten In couples partners can be found by
matching number Of pumpkin seeds drawn from
. hollow pumpkin. Packets containing various
numbers Of seeds can be prepared for this pur-
pose. The girls draw one set OF packets, the
boys another, and those getting the same num-
Der Of seeds are partners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

HORIZONTAL
]. Pirate treasure.
s. A buccaneer.
T. Girls nickname.
g. Where Pirates operate
9. Pirates made prisoners walk this.
IL. That Is (abbr).
Is Playing card.
IA Kitchen police (abbr.).
VERTICAL
/. A kind of monster.
2 Either.
g. Musical note.
4. Delirium tremens (abbr.).
S. Companion.
6. Electrical engineer.
T. Spanish (abbr).
TO- To notch.
IL. Retain
Next cones a puzzle that will keep you busy
for many q minute. How many words can
you make from the letters in Pirate? The
puzzle editor got 53-can you do as well?
Here's hint on how to proceed: Set the
word down first. Then take the first letter,
you at once get Pr P-I-R doesn't give you .
word, but PIT does, and also PIE. After
you have tried all combinations starting with
Pr, try PR, PA, etc. Then when you are done
with all the P's, try starting words with I.
Thus proceed with each letter until you have
done them all IN the same way. In this man
ner you will get lot of words you'd otherwise
miss.
>
Remove the middle letter from a kind Of
gum and get q part of a horses harness.
Remove the middle letter from injuries and
get meat (Pl).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25
Guess This One

What Is the difference between the passing
away Of q hair dresser and that Of sculpt049
Well. the hair dresser curls up and dwes.
while the sculptor makes facas and busts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

2. ri, pit, pie, pier, pirate pa, par, pair, part
pat, pate pare, per, pert, pea, peat, pet trate
ire, it, rip, ripe, rite, rap, rapt. rat rate rep
reap ape apt, air. are, art at ate, tip, tire, tie
tier. trip trap. tap tape, taper, tapir tar tare,
tear, era, ear, eat and eta.
3. Resin? Ha-r-ms
4. CutlasS, buccaneers and booty.
5. Kill Esl - toll - told - GOLD. BURY
Ourn-born-,- lsSn-loOn-LOOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25
PUZZLES

A HOY, mates! Here's q bold buccaneer for
\ you If there ever was one Don't let him
brighten you away from the puzzle, because
he isn't nearly as fierce you might think.
THE PIRATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

We finish up these puzzles with some pirate
word chains. Change one letter at a time
and always form a real word.
Change KILL to GOLD in four moves.
Change LOOT to BURY in five moves.
ANSWERS.
l. Cross Word Puzzle Solution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

survivors of this match then oppose each
other to settle which team shall be champions
Of the wrestling tournament.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
EXHIBIT TOHELP
BETTER HOMES
DIR. WINIFRED CULLlS

In connection with the cele-
bration of Better Homes Week,
April 26 to May 2, in 1000 COM
munities of the United States,
Alaska, Hawaii, the Virgin Isles
and Porto Rico, the local COM
mittee, headed by Mrs. George
Akerson, wife of the former Secre-
tary to President Hoover, will
stage an exhibition for perma-
nent dining room setting for
the Girl Scouts Little House at
Seventeenth and New York Ave
nue. Northwest.
Mrs. Viola McWilliams promi-
nent interior decorator, of Chi
cago, has been selected to super
intend the exhibition. She will
deliver educational talks at The
Girl Scout house each day dur
ing the exhibition on the subject
of new textile she originated a
short time ago.
Better Homes Week, sponsored
by the Better Homes in America,
Inc, was initiated in 1922, with
Herbert Hoover, then Secretary
of Commerce, as chairman. Mr..
Hoover is now honorary chair
man.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
Nail Polish Is Tipple
To'This Chap, Also
Almond Lotion
DR.. FLORENCE R. SABIN

NEW YORK, April 23.-Mrs.
Helen F. Corey informed Mag
istrate Walsh in the Flatbush
court, Brooklyn, that her hus-
band, Paul j. Corey, an auto
mobile salesman, drank every
thing which even resembled al
cohol in their home, bought
food on credit and swapped it
for liquor and lost job after
job.
She produced two bottles and
laid them before the judge.
One was marked nail polish,
the other almond lotion. Mrs.
Corey told the court her hus-
band had been drunk con-
stantly since last July except
about five weeks. Last night,
she charges, he broke the glass
in the door of their home and
called her names in front of
their four little children.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
SUICIDE LINKED
To HANG|NGO Of
NUDE GIRL
SpirituaIiSt's Body Is Found
Under Tree in Cemetery,
Face and Hands Scratched

SAN FRANCISCO, April %.
In a cemetery ten miles south Of
here, the body of John Porcellano,
40, a spiritualist, was found
dangling from a tree under cir
cumstances closely resembling the
murder of Louise Teuber, II.
near San Diego.
The body was found Tuesday
but the details were not revealed
until the case came under the
keen eyes of a woman deputy
coroner, Mrs. Luella D. Pepper.
Had Killed Himself
Apparently PorceIIanO had com.
mitted suicide by stepping from
a box after he attached a rope
to his neck and slung the other
end over the branch Of a tree.
The sailors knot" which fig
ured in the hanging of Miss
Teuber also figures in this case,
Mrs. Pepper reported. The other
end Of the moose was tied about
the tree with half bitches, similar
to the San Diego case, Mrs. Pep.
per added.
Mrs. Pepper was struck by one
observation in view of the fact
that human flesh had been found
under the dead girls fingernails.
On the face of the man, she re.
ported, were numerous scratches
and gOugeS, as though made by
fingernaiIS. Similar marks were
noticed on the hands.
Police so far have learned this
much about the mans past life:
That he was deply interested in
the occult, peculiar fellow"
with a passion for gambling and q
flair for frequenting Chinatown
districts.
He worked as a teamster in Los
Angeles and spent his time alter.
nately in Los Angeles and San Di.
ego, having taken course in
spiritualiSm in the latter city.
A stepsister, Rose Scott, and q
niece, Louise Scott, who live on q
ranch at Salinas, said they had
not seen Porcellano for several
years. But they recalled his in"
terest in mediums and spiritu'
aliSts. They said:
"He was mysterious and sort
of SpOOky. He never used to set
his foot inside the house, but
would stand on the sidewalk
and talk. He didn't stay in one
place long, but kept moving
about, and he spent most Of his
money for spiritualist literature
and study"
Southern California police in
the meantime today announced
that blood clots on the neck OF
the dead girl indicated that she
may have been alive but uncon-
scious while suspended from the
tree.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
CLEAN N-UP DRIVE
SPURS TRADE

Spurred on by Washington's
cleanup" campaign, householders
throughout the Capital are buying
supplies of tools and other goods
with which to beautify their
homes.
Merchants reported yesterday
a notable increase in sales of hard
ware, garden tools and other
cleanup" materials, since incep-
ton of the local campaign. Many
merchants have offered to CO.
operate with the cleanup" COM
mittee by having special displays
OF such goods in their windows.
Foremost among purposes of
the campaign is the energizing
of business. Second, comes the
desire to provide employment,
and, third, the intention of beau
tifying Washington for 1882.
Under auspices of the Board
o. Education, speakers are appear
ing daily in schools. The speakers
bureau of the Community Chest
was credited yesterday by the
Cleanup Committee with giving
valuable aid to the current cam
paign. Local broadcasting sta
tions have also lent facilities
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
PANTACES FACES
COURT TODAY

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April %
G.N.SD Alexander P mt a g es,
multi-millionaire Snowman of Los
Angeles, and four other defend
ants will face arraignment in
Superior Judge C. N. Andrews
court today on two complaints
charging five counts of violation
of moral laws.
PantageS' attorneys indicated
they were prepared to battle for
delay in entering pleas.
Charged with Pantages in the
complaints we're John P. Mills,
wealthy Los Angeles and San
Diego realtor and oil man; Jesse
Shreve, San Diego business inan
and partner of Mills and Pan.
tages; Olive Day, alleged con-
fessed head Of the Hollywood girl
market, and William H. Jobel-
mann, asserted aide of Miss Day.
The five were bound over for
trial at a preliminary hearing
April Is. All but Jobelmann were
free under heavy bond.
The charges in the first COM
plaint we're that all five defend
ants violated the Juvenile Court
law by acts tending to lead Lydia
NittO, pretty Los Angeles and
New York Italian girl into a life
of dependency. The second count
charged conspiracy in the NittO
case. The second complaint
charged Mills, Shreve, Miss Day
and JObelmann with similar acts
and with a conspiracy in cOnnec-
tiOn with the alleged "SaIe" of
Helen Livingston, blonde country
girl from Utah.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
PRINCESS STUDIES

BRUSSELS, April % GN.So.
Little Princess Josephine Char
lotte, young daughter of Prince
Leopold, heir to the Belgian
throne, is now studying the violin
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
Citizens Take Stand
For AngLe Parking

Angle parking for WaShington's
downtown area received the ap-
proval of the Dahlgren Terrace
Citizens Association at its meet
ing last night after lengthy
discussion of the entire parking
situation.
The association went on record
as opposing establishment of a
taxicab stand on Rhode Island
Avenue, between Fourth and Fif-
teenth Streets Northeast, because
with the closing of the Monroe
Street bridge this is the only
thoroughfare left open.
The association will ask the
District Commissioners to con-
struct bridge over the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad tracks
at Tenth and Franklin Streets
Northeast.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
OPPOSES
WAGE CUTS

The menace of wage reductions
in industry was attacked last
night by Secretary Of Labor Will
lam M. Doak in a speech before
Columbia lodge, of the Loyal
Order of Moose, at the Arlington
Hotel. Secretary Doak declared:
"It is most important that
business men get rid Of the idea
that America can return to
prosperity by cutting pay en-
velOpeS. It is only by increasing
consumption in the home that
prosperity can be brought back"
The dinner was a testimonial
to the services in Congress of
former representative Frederick
N. Zihlman, of Maryland, former
chairman of the House District
Committee. Mr.. zihlman was
lauded by lodge officers, including
William H. Johnston and E. ].
Henning Of New York city.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
BOY HUNTED AS
CH|LD-k KILLER
MRS. HOOVER

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April
g QN.SO.-One of the greatest
manhunts in the history of
southwest Texas was being con-
Quoted by authorities and hun
dredS of citizens today for a
Mexican youth, suspected of
attacking lily r-old Merle
Springer and stabbing her to
death with a pen-knife late
yesterday near Leming, 40 miles
from here.
The girls body, only partially
clad, was found in a ditch 800
yards from her home late last
night by her parents, who insti-
gated a search for her when she
failed to return from school.
She had been stabbed 33 times
in the chest with a sharp pointed
weapon.
A 17-year-old Mexican farm
hand. missing since late yester-
day from the farm on which he
worked, is sought in connection
with the crime.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
TUO D.A.R.DeIegdtes
Hurt In Auto Crash

Mrs. Edna Young, so, and Mrs.
Julia Wentz, so, botll Of Charles
town, w. Va, and delegates to
the Daughters Of the American
Revolution convention, suffered
minor injuries when the taxicabs
in which they we're passengers
collided yesterday at PennSyl-
vania Avenue and Jackson Place
Northwest.
Both women we're given first
aid treatment at Emergency Hos
pital. They returned to their
hotels,
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
MEDAL IS GIVEN
. To ARCHITECT

President Hoover today pre-
sented to Reginald D. Johnson, of
Los Angeles, a gold medal
awarded to him as the winner of
the 1880, smallhouse architectural
competition conducted under the
auspices of the Better Homes in
America.
Mr.. johnson received the award
in recognition of his design of a
cottage on the estate of William
R. Dickinson at Hope Ranch
Park, Santa Barbara, Calf. The
medal is the gift of Mrs. William
Brown Meloney, of New York, and
was designed by Gutzon Borglum,
the sculptor.
The purpose of the competition
was to help in overcoming the
faulty design and inefficient plan
ming in small houses.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
POLiceman's Skull
Fractured Bu Auto

Policeman Roland Valentine,
colored, 35, attached to the special
detail at Memorial Continental
Hall, suffered a fractured skull
and other injuries last night when
he was knocked down by an auto
mobile at Seventeenth and D
Streets Northwest.
Harry w. Whitehead, "a, of Ar
lington County, according to po-
lice, was the driver of the automo-
bile. Valentine was reported
much improved by physicians al
Emergency Hospital where he was
taken following the accident.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
Rewards Will Spur
AnQcOstiG Cleanup

George C. Havenner, president
of the Anacostia Citizens Associa-
ton, last night outlined to that
body plans for cleanup cam.
paign for that section Of the
city.
Three community prizes will be
awarded for the best garden and
lawns in Anacostia, the associa-
ton awarding g. first prize Of
$40, Campbells Hardware Store
awarding a second prize of S.,
and a third prize, value unan-
nounced, will be given by Maurice
Otterback, president of the Ana
costa Savings Bank.
The Washington times., 1931-04-23
JACK PONDERS
RENO FIGHT

RENO, New, April % GN.S0.
Jack Dempsey today was consider
ing the possibility of promoting a
heavyweight championship fight
in Reno.
The ex-champion pugilist, who
is here for the purpose of estab-
fishing residence that he may sue
Estelle Taylor for a divorce, de-
clared Reno is an ideal spot for
a fight. He declared, however,
he was not personally interested
in the promotion of it, but would
be willing to act as referee.
Meanwhile, it is reported that
Joe Scott, Estelle's attorney at
Los Angeles, was going to demand
a showdown on the screen actress
proposed suit against Dempsey.
According to the reports, Scott
has been waiting to hear from
Jacks lawyer, following their re-
cent parley at San Francisco, but
so far no word has been forth
coming.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, April %
G.N.SO.-Joseph Scott, attorney
for Estelle Taylor, wife of Jack
Dempsey, today announced that
he would file divorce complaint
for his client here within few
days"
The complaint, Scott asserted,
will contain simple charges of
cruelty, and will ask for an equi-
table division of community prop
erty accumulated during the mar
ried life of Dempsey and Miss
Tov1nr
La gaceta., 1931-01-28

Ernesto Gutierrez, conocido
driver de Ybor City, veterano
de muchas completeness de
velocidad, saldra de su retrai-
miento para tomar parte Ell las
carreras que ell dia 3 de febre-
70 ofrecera la Feria del Sur de
Florida.
Hace dos amos que Ernesto
puso los "gatos' a su Chevrolet
Especial, anunciando que habia
terminado de ser driver de ca
rreras.
Convencido por un grupo de
sus amigos Gutierrez puso I'm
ejercito de mecanicos a traba-
jar en- su autom6vil Y pas6 a
inscribirse en- la oficina de la
Feria.
Aver presenci6 las practicas
de Arch Powell, que do una
vuelta a la pista en- 80 segundos.
Para ell sabado Sc hallara ell
terreno en- p~erfectas condicio-
mes.
La gaceta., 1931-01-28
PROYECTO DE LEY PARA
QUE NO Sc IMPORTER
PRODUCTOS DE RUSSIA

Wash, Ener0 28.-Represen-
tantes de campesinos, trabaja.
Y sierras de MADEIRA han
pedido a la comisi6n de medios
Y arbitrios de la camara prote-
ia el mercado americana contra
las importaciones de paises don
de existe ell trabajo Tornado.
La intenci6n es impedir la en-
trada de productos de Russia en-
los Estados Unidos.
Ell Representative Nelson, de
Maine, pide I'm embargo contra
la MADEIRA de Russia, pero decli-
ma apoyar ell bando contra todas
las exportaciones de csc pals.
Figuran en- eli grupo Ed Nc
Grady, representante de la Fee
deraci6n Americana del Traba-
10, Wilson Compton, ~secretario
de la Sociedad Nacional de Ma
dereros, y Chester Gray, del ne
gociado de la Federation de
.Campesinos
La gaceta., 1931-01-28

lanzarlas contra las damas al
critic de: DES-
NUDAS!
Este Sc hizo porque elias civil
camente supieron poner al des-
nud1 toda las lacras de un GO
bierno tirano y corrompido.
Ese acto del gobierno fue muy
bien calificado por ell digno al
calde de la Habana DIR. Miguel
Mariana Gomez, quien en- carta
al secretario de gobernaci6n DIR.
Vivanco, escribi6: "El que tai
mand6, no puede ser sino I'm ru-
f an y un viHano."
La carta de Miguel Mariana
fue repartida al pueblo escrita
en- maquinita, 1nico medic de
hacerla llegar a los que sufren.
Con el "Machadismo'' esta no ell
eiercito, sino los jefes principa-
les, que para ESQ son bien paga-
dos, y un grupo creciente de
mercenarios policias, capaces de
TODD. Traidores que no piensan
que manana tendran que volver
al taller unos al campo los otros,
Y seran repudiados por sus ia
miliares y por su clase. Solo es-
tos parasites son los que defien-
den al tirano, que a pesar de
tanto perro de preso, el caera
porque no podra cumplir sus obi
gaciones, dentro y fuera de ca
sa, y sc marchara, y dejara por
largos amos a la patria sumida
en- la miseria; pero al menos su
caida solo costara la sangre que
en- la sombra Sc mandara derra-
mar, Ese dia no tardara el pen
50 con su ejercitO ahogar EN-
sangre la revoluci6n; pero sur
gi6 10 que 81 ejercito no puede
. exterminar y su caida es inevi-
table. Tendremos que esperar,
pero los campos de Cuba no Sc
teniran de sangre de hermanos.
Sepamos esperar que ell drama
tcca a su fin.
AlOns0 SlGdres.
La gaceta., 1931-01-28
ESPERASE QUE BUTLER
EXPLIQUE SU u

Wash, Enero 28,-Dos CAPT
tales ~aguardan hoy a que un
Orador Y guerrero, el Mayor Ge-
neral Smedley ID. Butler, de los
marines, explique su reciente
discurso de Filadelfia.
Washington desea la explica-
ci6n para mandarla a Roma y
81 las palabras del marino son
ciertas, Italia demanda una sa-
tisfacci6n.
All Oral. Butler sc lie ha cita-
do como diciendo que ell primer
ministro Mussolini pas6 con su
autom6vil sobre ell cuerpo de I'm
nifo Y luego dijo: GQue es una
vida en- los asuntos del estado?
Asegura ell embajador Italia
no que Mussolini nunca ha pa
sado sobre ell cuerpo de un niiio,
La gaceta., 1931-01-28
LA A EN- CUBA

Acabo de llegar de la capital
cubafa y nunca pense que 10 que
de ALI Sc decia pudiera ser re-
flejo de 10 que desgraeiadamen-
tie encontre. Pense que tanto
ALI, como aqui, TODD era produc-
to de una oposici6n s%istematica
y apasionada que, como oposi-
ci6n al fin. guerra, con mentiras
bien hechas, poner en- la picota
al gobierno Machadista.
Pero la triste realidad al lie
gar a mi desgraciado pals, me
do la cuenta exacta que aun es
POGO 10 que Sc ha dicho; aun
mas, creo no podra haber una
puma que pueda trazar sobre ell
papel, hechos y cosas que por
burdas unas, y por indignas O.
tras parecen impossible hayan
sido ejecutadas en- una naci6n
que en- lucha cruenta y dura
conquist6 su libertad y ser Gle
cutadas por quienes Sc lanzaron
a ia manigua y hoy cometen he
chos que cast estamos por ase.
gurar no cometieron los gober
nantes espanoles. Hombres que
lucharon por Cuba y hoy gobier-
nan sostienen ALI la mas vii til
rama.
Sc ha llegado por csc gobier-
no a IN acto, que no puede ser
mas canallesco, para contrarres-
tar el gesto digno y civico de un
grupo de damas Wubanas.
FL gobierno Machadista no en-
contr6 ofro remedio que sacar
del preside Y del burdel a pros
titutas (infelices mujeres) y
La gaceta., 1931-01-28

M. Scoby. investigator pri-
vado, present6 aver otra acusa-
|ci6n de desfalco contra Preston
Smith, jefe de la policia de tran
sito del condado, obteniendo
contra 81 una nueva orden de pri
sion EN- la oficina del juez de
paz Leo Walters, de Sulphur
Springs.
Smith, segun Scoby, en- julio
de 1929 vendi6 un autom6vil del
condado, en- $275, adquiriendo
despues un nuevo autom6vil pa
ra su uso particular.
Fred Newberger sirvi6 Il
Smith la orden de arresto, que
dando este en- libertad bajo la
promesa de presentarse en- un
iuicio preliminar que Sc efectua-
RI.
Como testigos Sc menciona a
w. T. Williams, presidente de
los comisionados del condado;
Frank Jones, inspector dc in
cendios, w. A. Swami, Ed
Blount y John A. Harrison, Jr.
FL sabado sc acus6 a Smith
de haberse Appropriate de $75 en-
un case contra Tony Mondello,
por violaci6n de la ley SEGA.
Scoby tambien hizo los cargos,
Obteniendo la orden de arrestO
en- la oficina del juez de paz j.
Mack Cathcart.
La gaceta., 1931-01-28
LLEGARON A BERMUDA
LOS PRINCIPLES INGLESES

Hamilton, Bermuda, Enero
28.-Viajando como ell c0nde de
Chester Y ell teniente George
windsor, llegaron aqui hoy en-
ell vap0r Oropesa, pr0cedente de
Vigo, ell principe de Gales, he
redero del trono ingles, Y su her
mano, ell principe Jorge.
Los dos desembarcaron STEM
do atendidos por ell gobernado~
INFERNO, E. w. Evans, que Sc
puso a sus ordenes.
En- horas de la tarde tendra
.lugar una reception a la cual So
10 Sc han invitado 500 personals
La gaceta., 1931-01-28

vi ASNCNNo >HS
America del Sur y en- la Anne
RIGA Central.
Los mejores frutos, los mas
no@les de SUI siembra, EN- Tampa
y Cayo Hueso los recogio 81 ora
dor, Ell poeta v Ell periodista.
Trabajando, torciendo ciga-
rros, los obreros cubanos die
ron a la revolution armarlentos,
municiones Y vituallas.
Muchos trabaiaban TODD ell
dia V al llegar la tarde empuna-
ban ell rifle Y en- pequenas en-
barcaciones, amenazados por la
muerte, partian hacia Cuba, "a
morir por la patria'.
Hoy, en- la rep1blica, los Ia
baqueroS, los verdaderos heroes
de la contienda "redentora'', son
de92reciados y perseguidos por
"cCmunistas'.
A los cubanos que como ell Die
Itador no piensan y Sc atreven a
expresar sus ideas, Sc les encar-
celia Y Sc les mata.
En- manos "sucias', en- manos
infames SURE la republica.
La negra prostitute Manuela
mango Macho', "alluilada''
Ifue, con otras de su calaha, para
desnudar en- Ia via publica a las
muchachas normalistas, a las
maestras del porvenir.
Manuela MEGA que ella haya
servido para tan baSos menes-
teres, mas los estudiantes y la O.
pini0n p1blica la han senalado.
Pero los estudiantes, los pro-
fesores Y Ell pueblo han compa-
RADIO a la negra con los que la
mandaron a asaltar y desnudar
a cubanitas decentes y EXPIRE
san la conviction de que ella, la
Mango Macho", es cast una
La gaceta., 1931-01-28
LAS ~ELECCIONES DE ESPA-
n SERAN EN- MARIO

Barcelona, Enero 2S.-Leo-
poldo Matos, ministro de la go
berpacion, dijO hoy aqui que
las elecciones se\efectuaran Ell
dia l de Mario, Nm o sin can
didatos de los pa sidos Repu-
.licano y Socialists
Los republicanos y socialis-
tas deberan decidir dentro de
oocos dias 81 les convene O NO
omar parte en- los venideros
,omicios.
Levantara Ell gobierno ell es-
ado Ge sitio cue ahora existe
en- Madid y Zaragoza, antics
del as elecciones, de modo que
los candidates puedan hacer
'ibre propaganda a sus ideales
La gaceta., 1931-01-28
8 OCI | E s

Aver por la noche, y en- la
morada del Sr. Antonio Mesa,
Sc verified QoNo segundo dia
de actos, por ell triunfo de la
candidatura No. 2, la hermo-
sa fiesta espahola presidida
por los buenos Y conocidos ciu-
dadanos MIN Y "Baldomerc ,
Mucho Sc lamento por los
reunidos la ausencia del famo
so "gaitero," ell que Sc encuen
ira padeciendo la enfermedad
reinante.
En- la casa de los esposos Me
sa Sc congregaron todos aque-
Hos elementos de valia Y sig
nificaci6n que defendieron te-
soneramente a los prestigiosos
caballeros que nominados para
la presidential Y vicepresiden-
cia del "Cfrculo Cubano," Jo-
sc S Franco y Manuel Dfaz,
fueron elegidos en- los 1ltimos
comicios.
Las horas ALI Sc sucedieron
por encanto, y todos comenta-
ban, con extraordinaria ale
grfa ell sabroso Y criollo almuer
70 que sera servido ell domin-
go entrante en- ell poetico cam
DO de la preciosa finca La
Columna."
Fueron obsequiados los con-
currentes.
Sc inici6 ell desfile cerca de
las doce.