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York and New Jersey was stressed
by Palmer Garfield, former prohi-
bition bureau attorney, who made
the survey in those states. The New
York report dealt largely with the
legal phases of enforcement.
Referring to New Jerseys repu-
tation as the "wettest state" in the
country, Garfield said there can be
no question that the sector includ-
ing Rhode Island, Connecticut,
southern New York and New Jer-
sey is the wettest part of the ma
ton, both socially and politically.
The Louisiana report, made by
another former prohibition bureau
attorney, painted the most star
ting picture of laxity in enforce
ment. 1t described New Orleans as
"a powerful magnet for those who
seek and those who supply extraor-
binary pleasures"
Prohibition enforcement was held
to be virtually nonexistent in and
about the city.
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COMES BACK
House Sinks Adm1iYaL Crawford

VOU can't keep the Indiana down!
it's supersuctre shot Monday Earl
Crawford Milton spirited
representatives,
mira ~ Smith appeared suddenly fog Tuesday
other words the committee
the whole in eliminating from the $000 biennial appropriation
bill of motion of
Representative Smith, still against the
of
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title conferred Monday and in
vesting Smith with the cognomen
of Chief Admiral"
A joke resolution directed that
in view of the house action in
coming to the kitty Hawks"
rescue, Rear Admiral Smith
should proceed in the craft direct
to the Garfield Park swimming
pool to hold Spring maneuvers.
Speaker of the House Walter
Myers accepted the resolution
with the amendment that "Ad-
miral" Smith obtain Mack SEN
nett'S bathing beauties of film
fame to act as the crew.
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ILLINOIS IN GRIP
OF GANG RULE,
SENATE is TOLD
haCketeers Virtually Rum
ming State, Wickersham
Prober Says.
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHIN NOTION, March a.
Names. figures and cases to support
the belief Of high officials here that
local government has broken down
completely In some centero were
made public today when the
Wickersham commission sent to the
senate reports of It's Investigations
OF cricoe, bootlegging and racketeer-
ing n Chicago. the happy hunting
grAlid pt the gangster.
DownSrate Illinois cities also were
revealed as "A the clutches of
similar conditions.
Thio report. prepared by Guy L.
Nichols, treasury department in
vestigator. stated breakdown Of the
Law has permitted bootlegging and
~acketeering Of unbelievable proper
Cons, with profits reaching into
millions, all carried on under pro-
lection Of officers Of the law.
Deportation Is Suggested
The report described the "Unione
Stcilano" as "a menace" whose Of
ncials are linked with liquor and
ethar rackets.
The federal government was urged
In the report to Concentrate on ac-
C.vities Of heads of this society
throughout the United States and
keep them under surveillance" De-
portation was suggested.
The report described conditions
found several months ago in Rock
lord thus: 1T is said at least two
bootleggers carry deputy sheriff's
stars. Larger bootleggers frequently
are ushered into the sheriff's phi
vate office and apparently receive
q good deal Of attention"
High federal officials are known
TO be concerned over conditions.
President Hoover himself several
months ago called upon state and
local authorities to deal with what
he termed this "hideous gangster
and corrupt control of some local
governments.
Chicago Aspect Menacing
The Wickersham Investigators re-
port described graft, bootleeoine
and racketeering in Chicago as
menacing.
The city has not been able to
cope with the above mentioned
menaces and they now are larger. if
truth were known. than the city it.
self, apparently having increased
steadily since enactment of the pro-
hibition law" the report continued.
Concerning downstate centers in
vestigated some months ago, Nichols
reported:
East st. Louis" Almost any num-
Der Of gambling joints running.
Prostitution prevalent with much
open solicitation. No open saloons
but much bootlegging."
Springf1eld-"Mayor makes little
effort to enforce the prohibition
law" States attorney LAX in
prosecution Of liquor cases."
Benld One of Worst
Peoria-Has the old saloon-day
type Of mayor, and he still has the
liquor element around him.
Benld, Macoupin County-One of
worst spots in Illinois. States at
torney totally inefficient and sheriff
even wore. City officials also inef-
flcient.
Bloomington-Police very inactive.
Quincy-Police very inactive.
States attorney lax in liquor en-
forcement.
Joliet-City administration weak,
states attorney lax.
Need of local cooperation in New
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Dy United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 4.-The
$6o1, 900 damage suit filed by
Mrs. Fern Setril against D. w.
Griffith, motion picture producer,
charging that he attacked her,
may proceed without interference
by the district attorney, it was
said today by that official.
An investigation of several days
into the motives behind the suit
was closed by Buron R. Fits,
district attorney, with the an
nouncement that mo facts that
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would warrant a criminal prose-
cution at this time" had been
uncovered.
Earl w. Taylor, .paroled coz
vict, who was quoted az saying
that he would zee that Mrs.
Setril pressed aer charges against
Griffith to the limit, was ar
rested on suspicion Of parole
violation after his liberation by
Fits Tuesday.
Taylor was held for several days
after it was said he tried to sell
"the little girls story to news
papers.
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Madison County Sued

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, March A.
Scott Blake has filed suit against
the board of commissioners seeking
to recover Judgment for $3.50 against
Madison county for damage Sus-
tanned by his truck in a collision
with county gravel truck.
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Robert L. Moorhead Rep., Mariony
inquired.
With big grin, Gottschalk as
serted the Democrats were serious
and that per cent Is necessary
to raise sufficient revenues to make
the measure worth while. RE said
he thought it would pass.
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Truck Kills Aged Man

By UNtted Press
MT. VERNON, Ind, March a.
Mt. Vernon authorities today were
seeking hit-and-run driver who
Tuesday night drove his truck into
George Haas, rs, former city coun-
Gilman, and Conrad Maier. Haas
died two hours later in an Evans
vile hospital of skull fracture.
Maier's injuries are not serious.
The two men were crossing street
in the residential district when run
down.
Sheep first were introduced in
America at Jamestown in 1909.
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The $4,000 will be expended
over period of two years on the
naval militia unit which has one
boat, the kitty Hawk" usually
kept harbored in Lake Michigan.
In resembling its elimination of
the appropriation, members of the
house continued to burleSque their
actions by Officially stripping
Crawford Of the Rear Admiral"
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Or. James T. ShearOn, NJ D.. Mem
phis. stated: Where pale cheeks, cold
hands and feet, fatigue, poor appetite
and loss of weight are caused by thin,
watery BLOOD (simple Anemia), Sar-
gon by tending to increase the red
blood cells, enrtches the blood. Cheeks
glowing with rugged fitness. keen,
hearty appetite. firm flesh. pep, fight
ing ambition and confident courage
follow in thousands Of cases reported"
Liver Reused to Curb Constipation.
STATURE never intended any one to
use artificial means to move the bow
elsy" stated J. J. Armstrong, NJ. D.,
Fost Graduate Tulane University. 1.-THE
true laxative, called Bile In cases
of torpid liver. indicated by biliousness,
indigestion. gas bloating, bad breath,
foul taste, nervousness and often sleep
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MANANA Sc
Ell ENTIERRO DE LA Sc.
NORA GUISANDE

La Sra. Conception Guisan-
de respectable dana, vecina de
la avenida Howard 1912, ia
lleci6 aver en- su domicilio, a
la edad de &c amos.
Su esposo, Manuel Guisan-
de, la sobrevive. Una hermana
reside en- Espana, junto con
sobrinos y otros familiares.
La Sra. Guisande era her.
mana del Sr. Peregrino Rey,
De la firma de Cuesta Y Rey
y Co.
Haran guardia de honor al
cadaver Ramon Fernandez Rey
J. M. Rey, Ramon Vazquez,
Modesto del Rio, Peregrino
Rey y Charles Rey.
Los s~ervicios religiosos Sc e.
fectuaran en- la iglesia San 10.
sc, con ell padre Condo en- la
direction.
FL cadaver recibira sepultu.
ra en- ell Cementerio del Centre
Espahol.
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Matinees del Espanol

Con grM animation Sc efec-
tuara manana una esplendlda
matinee bailable en- ell suntuo-
so Palacio que Sc levanta en- la
Ia. Avenida y Gale 16. Volve-
ri a tocar la orquesta Broad
way Collegians," que tan :
piaudida fu6 ell pasado domin-
60. Durara ell bale de 4 a z P.
NJ. Tres horas de %constante
b lllicio, de verdadero regoci-
10. Como de costumbre regiran
los precios que siguen: Caba-
llcros Is cts. Damas 25 cts. Tn
n..evo triunfo Sc anotarar ma
mana los amables j6venes per-
terecientes a la Seccion de Re-
creo del Espanol.s
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Klara Zagarska

GfdH FiOfiHiStd.
De u~niNersal renombre,
Ofrecera ell microbes rs de
febrero un admirable concier-
to musical, en- ell elegante sa-
ION teatro del Cfrculo Cubano.
Soberbio es ell programa que Sc
ha combinado.
Klara Zagarska, mujer de
extraordinaria hermosura y
genial artista, procede de los
conciertos de m1sica de Mos
COW Y New York.
La Srta. Christine McRary,
otra maya del arte, tambien &C
tuara esa misma noche. Ejecu-
tara excelentes ndmeros de
piano.
Ell concerto dara comienzo
a las 8 y 80 P. M. Los precios
de entrada han sido fijados a
base de so cts. para las damas
y caballeros y 25 para los nj
nos.
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TEATRO CASINO

Por segunda y Ultima vez Sc
exhibira hoy ell emocionante
drama "Hombres del Norte,"
en- ell cual brilla como estreIla
de primera magnitud ell joven
actor Gilbert Roland.
iHombres valientes, acos-
tumbrados a los rigores del cru
do inyierno del cfrculo norte,
los miembros de la famosa
"policia montada!"
Barbara Leonard es la he
roma.
Flor de Pasi6n," basada en-
una novela de Kathleen Nor
ris, Sc estrenara manana.
Para esta obra escogi6 ell re-
parto 81 famoso director VIII
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LEGISLATION FAVORABLE
A LA IDEA DE DEPOR-
TAR A LOS COMUNISTAS

Wash, Feb. 21.-Legislaci6n
para a~celerar la deportation de
extranjeros indeseables y para
excluir a los e~xtranjeros comu-
nistas de los Estados Unidos,
fue informada aver por Ell CO.
mite de immigration.
Las medidas estan en- Inca
con los planes de la administra-
Ici6n para librar al pals de inde-
seables.
La MEDIA de exclusion CO.
munista fue presentada por ell
representante Bachman, de
West Virginia, Y la otra por Ell
representante Johnson.
Bachman excluye a los comu-
nistas extranjeros sometiendo-
les a la misma ley de deporta-
ci6n APPLICABLE a los anarquistas
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R~EABRIERON OCHO BAN
COS EN- CAROLINA DEL
NORTE

AshvilIe, N. c., Feb. 21.-O-
cho bancos del oeste del estado
que cerraron ell pasado otono sc
han reabierto bajo planes apro-
bados por ell departamento ban
carlo. Los bancos reabiertos son
Banco de French Broad, en-
Marshall, condado de Marion;
Salamanca Ban kand Trust Co.
del condado de Buncombe; Ban
co de Clyde, condado de Hay
wood; Banco de Fletcher, con-
dado de Henderson; Citizens
Bank of Yancey, del condado de
huntsville; Banco de Mars
Hill, condado de Madison; Citi-
zens Bank. de Bryson City, con-
dado de Swain, y ell Clay Coun-
ty Bank, de Haynesville.
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DOS TABAQUE
RIOS DECIDIERON o r
Sc DE HAMBRE

New York, Feb. 21.-En I'm
pequeio cuarto del lado Este
tres hermanos de oficio taba-
quero, Alfonso, Genaro Y Mar
ciso Truiillo, venian residien-
do desde hace varias semanas.
La policfa les ofreci6 alimen
tos y cafe.
Frecuentemente la esposa
separada de Narciso les lleva-
ba alimentos. Pero eran dema-
siado orgullosos para aceptar.
Hace una semana Alfonso mu-
rio de hambre.
Hoy Sc encontr6 sin vida ell
cuerpo de Genaro.
La Sra. Trujillo esta hacien-
do todos los m~ovimientos nece
sarics para que su esposo vuel-
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Centric Obrero

En- la casa del pueblo Sc ce-
lebrara manana una gran fun
ci6n.
Magnffico es ell programa
que Sc ha confeccionado.
Subira a escena en- primer
termino la graciosa zarzuela
e~spanola, titulada LAS Estre-
Has" Muy graciosa tambien
sera la obra bufa que a CONT
nuaci6n Sc estrenara "Me gus
ia la Cocinera." Ambas han de
ser interpretadas magistral-
mente.
Como todos los domingos,
en- la noche de manana assist
ra al Centre Obrero nutrida
concurrencia.
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Proximos v~isitantes

Procedentes de la bella ca
pital Guiana l~legaran a esta
ciudad en- horas de la manans
del entrante domingo, tres
distinguidas personalidades,
Me refiero a los Sres. DR.. Juan
Ramon O'Farrill, presidente
de la respectable Association de
"Emigrados Revolucionarlos
Cubanos;" Antonio Navarrete'
enthusiastic p~residente de la go
lumna de Defensa Nacional'
de Cuba, y Ell joven y admira-
BILE orador Jorge L. Cuervo.
Como en- amos anteriores,
nos visitaran con ell prop6sito
de conmemorar, conJuntamen-
te con los cubanos de Tampa,
la gran fecha patri6tica del "a
de Febrero, ell Critic de Barre.
Seran portadores de un saiu-
do cordial para sus compatrio-
tas aqui residences. Y en- la We
lada commemorative, que ten
dra efecto en- ell Circulo Cuba
no, pronunciaran calidas ora :
clones en- honor a esa fecha.
Para dicho acto Sc ha comb
nado un programa regio.
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SRA. PLATT ACUSO A
ARTEGO

En- un juicio preliminar veri-
ficado aver en- la ecrte del juez
del oondado, bajo la presiden-
cia de Mr.. Cornelius, la Sra. Ida
Plat pidi6 Sc lie protegiera POI
haber declarado en- contra d.
Manuel Artego, individuo acu-
sado de asalto con intenci6n de
asesinar.
Declare la Sra. Plat que e
dia IL de diciembre, Artego sa.
CO una pistola, estando bora,
cho, y dispar6 contra la Srta
Queen Dansby, hiriendola.
Esta misma sonora declare
en- un juicio celebrado en- la cor.
te del juee de paz Agustin 10,
peg, que ella no saba quien ha-
bia disparado.
Al modificar su testimonio
aver, ell juez senal6 al acusado
$4,000 de fianza y recomend6 a
la sonora pidiera protection a la
policfa cada vez que La necesi.
tara.
La herida, Srta. Dansby, d.
jo que nadie la habia herido,
que ella sufri6 ell dano fisico en-
una caida.
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BOIFTTN DE Ell BEN PU
BLICO

Por ell DR.. Portocarrero Sc
oper6 a Rosa Baltar, de la ca
lie Chestnut 1926; Angelica
Valdes, de Laurel 702, y Anto-
MIA Macalusi, de la Once ave-
nida 2101.
Mario Montero, de Abdelia
2915, en- West Tampa, opera
da por ell DR.. Forbes; Robert
Gomez, de la Ounce avenida
1909.
Fueron operados por ell DR..
Rafael Ortega, Constante Mar
tinez, de la Gale Ounce 1906
Ana Fojaco, de la Gale Pine
1884; Jose Delgado, de North
Albany 2008; Enrique Rosell6,
Ofelia Marina, de la Gale Ca
t0ree 2309; Maria Fornarina,
de la avenida Ounce 2509, v
Josefina del Rio, de la avenida
Wesley 912.
Gilda Lopez, de la Gale
Tampa 3611; Nick Albano,
de la Doce avenida 241O, Y Ma
ria Albano, de la Doce aveni-
da 2410, fueron operados por
ell DIR. Gonzalez.
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CAPABLANCA QUIERE Sc
HAGA MAS DIFICIL Ell
JUEGO DEL AJEDREZ

New York, Feb. 21.-Algo
debe haeerse, manifesto aqui
ell Sr. Jose r. Capablanca, ma
go del ajedrez, para hacer mas
dificil ell juego.
En- 20 8 25 anos-declar6 en-
presencia de miles de aficio-
nados que consideran ell juego
muy diffeil en- su presente for
ma-habra una media docena
de jugadores que tendra ell do
mimic de todas las posibilida-
des, Y podran hacer tabIas to-
das las partidas que no pue-
dan ganar.
para evitar este estado de
cosas, propone Capablanca la
adici6n de dos pleas mas y
dos cuadrados mas en- ell ia :
blero.
Las pleas deberan ser CO.
loeadas entire la reina Y ell obs
pc Y entire ell rey y Ell obispo del
rey. Tambien agregaria otros
dos peones.
Las nuevas pleas sc move
rian, una como la TORE Y ell
Caballero y la otra como el
Obispo y Ell Caballero.
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Juventud Enthusiastic

En- medic de la mayor ami
maci6n, Sc efectu6 anoche, en-
los salones del Centre Asturia-
no, la junta de toma de pose
sion de la nueva directiya de
esta Agrupaci6n.
Conforme Sc anunci6, a la
termination de dicho acto tu-
vo lugar un bale, en- ell que
tambien RENO complete diver
sion.
La concurrencia fue espler-
didamente obsequiada con sa-
brosos m~anjares.
Envfo a la nueva Directive
de la Juventud Entusiasta mi
La gaceta., 1931-02-21

Sufriendo un-ataque grippa.
Sc encuentra en- CANA esta dis.
tinguida senorita, hermana de
mi buen amigo, ell Sr. Jose M
Pita, quien es Gran Maestro
Luminar de la Orden Caballe-
70 de la Luz, dentro de cuyc
seno goza de generates simpa'
tias. Els prometido de tan sim
patica damita ell amable caba'
Hero, Sr. Eufemio Acosta.
gran amigo milo tambien.
Son mis- mayores deseos vel
restablecida cuanto antes a ID
gentil Margarita.
La gaceta., 1931-02-21

mas cordial felicitaci6n, con
mis- mejores deseos por ell mas
complete exito de sus gestio-
mes.
He aquf sus componentes /:
Presidente, Guillermo Herman
dez; Secretario, Jose Menen :
dez. Vocales: Perla Garcia,
Esperanto Fernandez, Manuel
Melendi y Manuel Fernandez.
Mi quito amigo, ell Sr. Miguel
Toca Fernandez, pas6 a ocu-
par ell puesto de Vocal nato,
que lie correspondia, y desde
ell cual seguira laborando, co.
mo siempre, por ell engrande-
cimiento del Centre.
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Centric Espahol

Ell martes "a de los coT4 en-
ties habra una gran Func10n
Social CinematograN a, en- ell
c6modo teatro de esta fY0reciAn-
e institution. Muy interesan-
tese seran las peliculas que Sc
estrenen. Lo meApr de todas,
Passion Flower" Nes una Gin
Ia realmente admirable. Co
menzara la function $Alas seis
P. M. a
Ademas de los senoras so :
clos del Centre Espanol, pc
dram particular de ella los
miembros de la Secci6n Fami-
liar LA B~enefica." Solo Sc re-
GUERRA la presentation del re-
cibo correspondence.
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RECIBIO Ell REY DE TIA
LA AL MINISTRO BALBO

Roma, Feb. 21.-El Oral. TIA
10 Balbo, ministro de aviaci6n,
y sus companeros en- ell vuelo
trasatlantico hasta ell Brasil fue
ron recibidos hoy por ell rey
Victor Manuel, EN- una audien-
cia que dur0 45 minutes.
Al rey relate BaIbo las peri
pecias del vuelo, siendo congra-
tulado. Despues los aviadores sc
dirigieron al palacio de Vene,
cia, donde los recibi6 Ell primer
ministro Mussolini.
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Rcr:a San Martin
Tn homemade.
Muv merecido.

Nh
Muy merecido.
Sera ell que lie tribute en- la
noche del pr6ximo lunes la no
vel agrupaci6n Minerva" a la
linda Srta. Berta San Martin,
hiia amantisima de los distin-
guides esposos Zoila y Proce-
so San Martin, en- cuya magni-
flea Residential de la Gale Ii
3003 tendra lugar tan hermo-
so acto.
Nuy merecido, repito, es ell
homemade que, consistente en-
una brillante fiesta, Sc lie rem
dir pr6ximamente a esta in
tell rente damita, que Sc desta-
ca ror su belleza singular, por
su elegancia y por sus virtu-
des.
La gaceta., 1931-02-21

Habana, Feb. 2l.-Los peri6-
dicos publican declaraciones he.
chas en- Washington por ell re-
presentante americana Britten,
oponiendose a un. proyecto de
ley del congresista McFadden,
pidiendo sc Investigator los asun
tos de Cuba.
Britten asegura que ell pro-
veto no debe ser tornado en- Sc
rio por los homhres de Cuba,
porque no sera acknowledgements
informado por la comisi6n de
reglas. AZ
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CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Feb, 21.-Relegra-
mas de la Isabella de Sagua di-
cen que la goleta Guiana Maria
Josefa De Eiroa, que Sc dirigfa
a la Habana, cargada de car
bon, Sc hundi6 aver durante
una tormenta, ahogandose tres
de sus Eipulantes.
Una "embarcacion de pesca
salv6 al patron y a cuatro tripu-
lantes.
La gaceta., 1931-02-21
Liza AIDA UNA HUELGA
PARA NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, Feb. 21.-Las
uniones de estibadores 1926 Y
231 anunciaron que una huel-
ga general sera llamada para
ell lunes. Mas de 1000 hom :
bres seran afectados por la
huelga.
Han anunciado las compa :
MAS de vapores que ell dia %
haran una reduction en- los sa-
larios.
La gaceta., 1931-02-21

FL lunes pr6ximo Sc reunira
en- session extraordinaria dicha
Agrupaci6n, para tratar i'm :
portantes asuntos con relaci6n
a las fiestas que tiene proyec-
tada.
La gaceta., 1931-02-21

Ella guerra Or por la Radio
la voz "indefinida" de Rudy
Vallee, a quien hace pocas Sc.
manas bombardearan con pata.
tas en- Boston.
Ell marido, celoso o necio, Ia
~aconsej6: iPor que no Dyes ur
programa "decente", propio dc
~una sonora.
Como resultado de este e
"fuerte" Sc halla en- un hospita.
con ell est6mago agujereado.
Aplaudamos la digna actitud
de esta matrona.
ST al marido no lie agradabs
la voz de Rudy debi6 callarse
en- ell hogan y hacer 10 que er
Boston lie hiciera un ciudadanc
al Sr. WalIee.
Iba Rudy por la Gale cuandt
Sc lie acerc6 un hombre corpu
lento, inquiriendo:
d Els listed Rudy Wallee?
Isl, senior.
-Pues me allegro saberlo.
Y ell curioso levant6 la mant
derecha y lie estamp6 un pune
tazo en- la barba.
La gaceta., 1931-02-21
MATRIMONIOS

George Kite, %, y Arville
Hare, 81; Don D. Morehead,
20, y Helen Madeline Harpster,
A. .tr
La gaceta., 1931-02-21
s @ c la | E 5

ra diYertilAiento de los ninos.
Sc Ct sebrara manana, en- horas
de Atarde, en- ell SALON de los
"Druidas," sito en- la esquina
de Main y N. Albany, West
Tampa.
Colmado de angeles Sc vera
ell domingo pr6ximo tan espa-
:ioso y elegante salon.