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La gaceta., 1931-12-08

Despues de mucho tira Y en-
coge, ell ayuntamiento de Bar
celona tom6 ell acuerdo de ele-
CIR IN m0nument0 a la memo
ria del gran pensador Francis
co Pi y Margall gloria de Es-
pana en- todas las manifesto
clones que tendieron a digni-
ficar; ell hombre que habfa ma
cido y vivido para la libertad,
ell hombre que en- uno de sus Ii
bros hace la affirmation de {
ell ciudadano es su propio juez,
SUI Dios y su TODD, y que TODD
gobierno es tirania.
FL punto elegido para perpe
tuar su memoria es ell Paseo de
Gracia y cruce de la avenida
Catorce.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08
Man0lo Sdnchez

- @ffCf" hStNfftfft"
Els el director de la 0rquesta
que iieva su nombre, la cual to
cara manana a las nueve de la
noche EN- los salones del Gen
tro Espanol de Ybor", en- ell bal
le que auspician las damas y da-
mitas que cOnstituyen una Sec
ci0n en- ei enunciado "Centro".
Las invitaciones que Sc han
repartido, es requisite presen-
tarlas en- la puerta para que
sean recogidas por las persOnas
encargadas de hacerl0.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

En- estos dias Sc han dado a
la publieidad las condolences
de la comisi6n de responsible
lidades. En- 10 que Sc refiere al
ex-rey encontraron meritos de
delincuencia suficientes para
condenarlo a muerte; pero Sc
conformaron con la pena inme
data, que es la perpetua. AL
fonsito dira: Ali me las den
t0das.
Nosotros decimos ....., la &C.
bada al rabo.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08
1LA ASAMBLEA De LOS TRABAJADORES
Sc do por termnada la huelga en- las tres fabricas

-
La reunion de hoy Sc, habia
ltado para la una de la tarde ;
70 hasta las dos y veinte ne
Apmenzo ell acto.
sRSube al .escenario un comitt
gY $yado por un presidente, NJ
S-presidente, I'm secretario,
y nueve vocaA
Al empezar la Sblea st
Iaegumra pog el comRSkro Mon
tero. Momentos despuSO $ompa.
rece y toma asiento cercS de la
mesa.
Ell oompahero 0chart lee pri
nero la condensation dada POI
los fabricantes al Mayor CLANCY
Y despues dice que ell sabado por
la noche 10 fueron a buscar pa
IA darle un "paseo' y que el pu-
do evadirlo,
Suplica a la asamblea que to-
me las medidas que crea peril
nentes y exprese claramente 5.
esta 0 no conforme con las pro
posicioneS" de los manufactu-
reros.
HabIa Montero y da cuenta
de la conferencia de los cinco ia
baqueros, en- compania de los
Sres. Manteiga, Franco y To
rres, ell pasado sabado, con ell al
calde Chancey.
Que ell domingo ell alcalde He
v0 la condensation a Franco Y es-
tie y Manteiga Sc la entregaron.
Pide la palabra Jose Manuel
Paula, y propone que un conf
te, integrado por americanos,
Soiicite de los fabricantes ell
'eparto del trabajo Y que Sc lie
demuestre a los manufacture
tos y a las autoridades que en-
re los tabaqueros hay muchos
eteranos que dieron su san
re, sin poner reparos, y que
.ntre los fabricantes hay aigu-
los que mandar0n Il sHs hijoS
uera de aqui, para evadIr Ell
,ervicio militar. Comma a los
egionarios tabaqueros para
lue pasen a formar parte del
,omite y demuestren asI Que
ON mas fieles al pals que mu-
hos de los fabricantes ultra
patrioteros de ahora. Lo apfau-
Heron VlgoroSamente.
Lee Ochart una exposition
lei comitG executive a la asam-,
0lea para que Gsta resuelVa 81
G deben dar 0 no p0deres a los
tres talleres en- huelga para fl
aaIizar su moviminto. Tn obre
70 pide que sea la asamblea la
1ue decida.
Montenegro reptile algunos de
.os argumentos de Paula, reco-
nendando no Sc Vaya a traba-
Jar por haberse maltratado a los
tabaqueros, sin prOvocaci6n "a
preciable pOr parte de estos.
El Presidente ~aconseja sc de
jen de tonterias y falsas ilusio-
mes, de modo Que la asamblea
sea la que decida, por ser la uni
componente en- este case.
Tn companero del executive,
Montero, pide que sc liable cla-
70, en- un herm0so discurso, de
mod0 que por las esquinas no Sc
este criticando al comite.
Dice q. los hOmbres del ejecu-
han cumplido con su deber
y espera que todos los demas
obreros hagan 10 mismo.
Elogia las palabras de Pau
la y dice que los fabricantes Sc
presentan como patriotas, Guam
do muchos de ellos no aman
La gaceta., 1931-12-08
NNYA|N

a Quedad0 electa deSde q
py do iueves 26 la nueva ofici
liz del Castillo Crist6bal Coz
Ion 20. Z, de los Caballeros del
Agqp de Oro', recayendo los
non ramientos en- estas COMO
ci perSonalidades: Noble Je-
feF Nus Gonzalez; Pasado Jefe,
nero Fernandez; ViseSs
fe, Manuel Rodriguez; AltoN
cerdote, Armando Calvo; 81
zero, Eladio Naranjo; SecrsN
rio de Actas, A. Sineriz; Secre-
tario de Financia. Jose Castro.
Para Ell dia de las I~nstalacio
mes Sc veEsicara en- la casa per
tenencia de la prestigiosa Logia
una magma fiesta.
Ell primer numero del magni-
fico programa 10 compondra
una brillante variedad que sc
namara "Masa CoGal' cantado
por rs personals ohtre damas Y
damitas, ell cual sera dirigido
por la distinguish profesora de
canto y piano Mrs. Phillip.
Tambien tres jovenes muy 20
nocidos en- nuestra localidad
prestaran su c0ncurSo, t0candc
distintos instrumentos.
Respecto a la fecha escogida y
al gran programa que en- estos
momentos Sc confecciona, va ten
Dire oportunidad de publicarlo.
Terminada las instalaciones
que pertenecen al orden secreto
Sc abrira eel soberbio buffet
mientras la concurrencia Sc hs
lie catando las exquisitas pas.
tas, tendra lugar ell bello espec.
Noche de verdadera gala er
ell esplendoroso Palacio de la Or
den estabIecido en- la ga. aveni
da y Gale 16.
Seran invitados de honor los
directories y cronistas de los pc !
ri6dicos locales.
A nuestro gran mundo Sc
enviara su invitaci6n.
Aprovecho la oportunidad pa
ra decirle a todOs los hermanC
que estan en- el deber de assist
con puntualidad a las Tenidas
por1ue no deben ign0rar que 10
trabajos que sc van a realizai |
tienen que estar concludes an
ties de la termination del ano,
que no falte nadie
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

FL gran leader de la izquier-
da catalina, Sr. Company, esta
muy disgustado y nos ha anne
nazado con retirarse de la poll
tica 81 10 siguen combatiendo.
Dsspues de TODD no hay mott
70 para ponerse a elogiar a IN
senior muy financiero y despues
banquetearlo.
Dicho senior no es otro que a
quel frances prctagonista del ce-
lebre proceso del franco, que
tanto do que hablar en- Paris
V parece que Sc trataba de algu-
ma combination en- Espana, en-
la cual ell Sr. Company Sc llama
vctima; y tambien 10 tiene muy
disgustado Ell que aqui, en- Bar
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

Sam Taylor dirigi6 4sta dlti-
ma cinta, con Earle Browne de
asistente.
Reginald Denny secunda a
Mary.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

ROYAL
El programa preparado hoy
no desmerece de los que presen-
tara la direction de este teatro,
la smana pasada,
Dos peliculas de primer orden
seran exhibidas.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

peno y fu6 persona prominen-
tie en- los circulos de la iglesia
spiritual de esta ciudad. Hace
varios amos Sc retro de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

Tn muy significado politico
que ha pasado dos dias en- Bar
celona, de riguroso inc6gnito,
ha hecho las siguientes mani
festaciones: On. NicetO Alcala
Zamora sera elegido presiden-
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

:elona, haya un peri6dico que Sc
lama ell "Jabali', que nos puso
n antecedentes de que este dipu
ado enchuflado cuando sc esta a.
leci6 la ~repdblica era un Don
Nadie y ahora Sc ha comprado
n Packard de 10000 pesetas.
Estos sen los moti{ps por los
'uales nos amenaza Spn hacer
NUTS ell jefe de la izquierda.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

Ell domingo, dfa Is, en- ell Pa
acio de Proyecciones Sc celebr6
n mitin de affirmation antique
rera. Asistieron mas de 5000
personals.
Ell pueblo republic ell militaris
10 de una manera varOnil. To-
.0s los oradores rayaron a gran
tura, al poner de relieve los
conyenientes que crea Ell oficio
: matar.
Varios de los oradores con-
.Ovieron a la concurrencia, pc
iendo de manifesto la llaga
lie siempre esta chorreando
2ngre. A la salida, despues
eel mitin, Sc recogieron 464.50
pesetas.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08
DoS CUATRO EST
1MNTES

Habana, die. 8.-Comunican
de West Palm Beach, en- la Flo
rida, que aver Sc volc6 ALI an
automovil, resultando Iesionado,
cuatro estudiantes cubanos.
FL que sufri6 heridas mas
graves Sc nombra Candida Gil,
de Pinar del Rio, y es pariente
del ex-representante Heliodoro
Gil.
I'm hermano del anterioNHe-
liodoro, recibio heridas de me-
IS importancia, en- la cabeza y
baaklo Sc nombran
Tino Al Baleste,
ambos de ALBANIA.
Ell grupoNstaba en- canine
del colegio Normal Park, de Ga,
La gaceta., 1931-12-08
LA CONSTITUTION ESPHNC
LA TIENE ALGO DE Russia
Y DE ESTADOS UNIDOS

Madrid, Die. 8.-La influen iao'
cia de Russia y Estados Unidos Dol
Sc ha dejado sentir en- la nueva EST
constituci6n aSna6o,a pulls
'sus
toria politica y econ6micN
los Estados Unidos y argumy
tos del p~roletariado russo han J
sido utiliZados por los redactoS
res del nuevo c6digo basico es- -,
panol. -
Comunismo de mezcla rusa, or;,
apoyado~ por tan fieros diputa- ticu
dos de la izquierda como Ra- oi,.
fe ~" pun.o rep
en- contra de %arrojar enteramen MO
te la repdblica en- ell regazo de dio,
las classes tr~abajadoras. 80 !,
Las eXtremas l~zqulerdas de- Ello
seaban que Ia constitution de-
ss :
pdblica usG9 ira poIi
bajadores." = - G
Como proponente de n RI por
p1blica federal conservadora, Men
On. Niceto Alcala Zamora, di- Ar
rigi6 la lucha contra la defini- bio.
ci6n e hizo triunfar su tests. crea
Usando Estados Unidos y Fran pue
cia como ilustraciones, el esta- de
bleci6 una definition que da a tore
los empleados de cuello blan- dire
La gaceta., 1931-12-08
CARTA CABLEGRAFNA j '

res,
res j VNsssua s
! ss511l5 -hoy's.s:... ::
Estas CO.., con su potS ex-
pulsi6n de cir y pide qu% y
sus 1rdenes. saRsSm sobreR
La expulsion bajo raEtas
Sue escrita en- ID sdci6n
! stc con una rfgida% Aecci6n
estado, de todasS Or
snes, ya sean de natuN Ia
educational o de otra claseN.
Ell movimiento hacia la IL
quierda Sc arregl6 con un ar
ticulo sobre los metodos de ele-
CIR Ell p~residente de la nueva
r~ep1blica.
Las timoratas izquierdas te-
milan e. poder politico que .pu-
dieNa derivarse de un presiden
tie electo Ror sufragio directo.
EllQs ban que la asamblea
s. primer magistra-
manteniendo ell Iatigo
politic0 la asamblea.
Combatieron las derechas
por IN p~residente electo indie
Nendientemente, cuyo poder e.
&nara directamente del pue-
bio. Ell articulo de compromise
crea un cuerpo electoral COM
puesto de mitad de miembros
de "a asamblea y mitad de cleo
torres, escogidos por votaci6n
directa.
La gaceta., 1931-12-08

Madrid, Die. 8.-La influen
cia de Russia y Estados Unidos
Sc ha dejado sentir en- la nueva
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Branded FRUIT
D, K. SOUGHT

RICHMOND, Va. Sept. 16.
Peach growers of the Crozet Sec
tion of Albemarle county are dis
cussing the question of seeking
a court decision on the legality
of their proposal to save their
surplus crop by turning it into
branded peaches, it is learned
here.
Information by Amos w. w.
Woodcock, Federal prohibition
director. and Edwin H. Gibson,
assistant attorney general Of Vir-
ginia, as to the Federal and
State laws bearing on the sub
ject, is declared by them to be
unsatisfactory.
Because of adverse markets,
the Crozet community has lost
more than 100 carloads of peaches
this season and greater loss is
in prospect.
Although it would not help
this years situation, it is quite
likely an effort will be made to
have the Federal and State pro-
hibition laws amended to relieve
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
WALK ASSURED
CHEVY CHASE

The one locality in Chevy
Chase, Md, which has been with.
out a pavement, that section Of
Connecticut Avenue running in
front of the Chevy Chase Club,
will soon have a walk, it has
been announced following the
clubs decision to- erect a retain
ing wall from Bradley Lane to
Newland Street.
Wall 515 Feet High
The wall will be five and one
half feet high and will be the
same type Of stone as is used on
the main building Of the Chevy
Chase Club and will set back Is
feet from the curb line Of Con-
necticut Avenue.
Erection of the wall will cost
$4,000 and will be paid for by
the club. The walk, however, will
be assessed to the citizens Of
Section 2, Chevy Chase.
Citizens Of Section have been
trying foz some time to obtain a
walk on the west side of Connec-
ticut Avenue. so that their chill
dren will not have to walk in
the streets on their way to and
from school.
A Dangerous Spot
It has been especially danger.
Gus near Bradley Lane where
traffic comes not only from
Connecticut Avenue but from
Wisconsin Avenue through Brad
ley Lane.
The hedge belonging to the
club has been given to Section
2, and will be planted along the
parking on Connecticut Avenue
south Of the wallis end.
This comes as a further quietus
to the rumors that the Chevy
Chase Club would move from
their present location because of
the value of the land.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
NAMES
WATER HEAD

The office of superintendent of
the water department, a new
position, was created yesterday by
the Falls Church CVaD town
council, which met for the first
time since terms of three mem
bers began September /.
Walter Mitchell, injured in an
automobile accident sometime
ago, was named by Mayor L. p.
Daniel as the probable appointee
for the new position. Paul Her
man, acting town sergeant SINCE
Mr.. Mitchell was injured, was ap-
pointed a permanent sergeant.
Council Sworn in
Reelected in June, DIR. julius
Parmelee, w. T. Parrot, and
Charles Gage were sworn in at
the council meeting, following
which J. C. Parrot was reelected
town clerk and treasurer.
Councilman Gage, chairman Of
the water committee, reported
that cost of the new municipal
water system installation will be
$95, 700, which includes $1,000
for taking over the water mains
previously installed by Arlington
county in East Falls Church. A
surplus of $35,O0O will remain Of
the $125,00O municipal bond issue
to carry and deficit in main.
tenance in the first five years.
The system will be self-supporting
after that time.
Extensions Are Asked
Requests for extension Of water
mains on Wilson Boulevard for
fire protection and for permis-
sion to connect with town mains,
made by residents Of Greenway
Downs and Great Falls streets,
were referred to the water COM
mittee.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
$1,000 Asked in Loss
Of White Oak Tree

Seeking $1,000 damages for the
destruction of a white oak tree,
q landmark on the Richmond
Washington Highway, near Hybla
Valley, which was struck by a
bus last year, Mrs. Ellen G.
Painter, of Gum Springs, Va,
yesterday filed suit against the
Richmond Greyhound Line, Of
Richmond, Va. in Circuit Court
for Fairfax County. According
to Carl Budweskey, of Alexandria,
Mrs. Painters attorney, the tree
was one of the largest in the
State, and had been a landmark
since the colonial era.
At the time of the crash the
driver said his. steering gear
failed him as he negotiated the
curve. The bill of complaint,
however, charged that the bus
was negligently driven.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16

Enrolment for freshmen stu
dents at Maryland University be-
gan yesterday for a two-day ses-
sion with early reports indicating
a 10 per cent gain over last year
in the number of new pupils.
New buildings and develop
ments at the university that have
cost more than 100000 are be-
lieved partly responsible for the
increase. School authorities also
believe circulars from President
Hoover's Unemployment Commits
sion which urged students to re-
main in educational institutions
because of the lack of available
positions have been effective.
New Field House
The new buildings at the uni
versity include the mems field
house, being constructed at cost
of $175,OO0 for indoor athletics
such as basketball, boxing, and
other sports. The building also
will be used as an auditorium and
convention hall and has a seat
ing capacity of 5000 persons.
Women at the school heretofore
have been without an athletic
building but the new field house
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
VIRGINIA BORAH
BOOM SPIKED

ROANOKE, Va. Sept. 16.-The
Borah-for- President Club recently
organized at Mendoza. Washing
ton county, is just a local organi-
cation of admirers of the Idaho
Senator and is not an indication
Of a Statewide sentiment, it was
stated here today.
Mendoza seems to have lean
ing toward ProgresSives. Theo-
dore Roosevelt had a large fol-
lowing in that section, and now
the small group has sponsored a
local move for the Idahoan. Yer
non c. Barker. president OF the
club. denies that Horace Mann,
Republican leader, who has broken
with Hoover, is in any way con-
nected with the Mendoza move
ment.
All signs now point to a solid
support of Hoover by Virginia Re
publicans, led by Bascom Slemp,
Republican national committee
man: Representative MenalcuS
Iankford, of Norfolk; State Chair
man r. H. Angel, of Roanoke;
John Paul, of Harrisonburg; for
mer State Chairman j. L. Crup-
per, of Alexandria, and Henry w.
Anderson, of Richmond.
Among the individual Republl-
cans, the name of Coolidge seems
to awaken more response than
that of Borah when 1882 cam
paigns are being discussed.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
ALSO A DUELIST
Magyar in Six Fights
Since His Flight
to Budapest

BUDAPEST, Sept. Is. - The
swashbucklng workmanship Of
Cyrano de Bergerac has ap-
parently been eQualled, it was re-
vealed today, by the fiery-tem-
pered and daring airman, Alex
ander Magyar, who blazed the
sky trail from Harbor Grace to
Budapest last July.
Six Hungarian army officers,
who dared to speak slightingly
of the daring pilots love affair
with the wife of George Santelli,
famous Italian fencing master,
have felt the keen edge of Mag
yar'S steel in six duelS since Sep
tember /.
Budapest, where colorful ro-
nance is bred in the bone,
seethed with heart-stirring tales
about Captain Magyar. within a
few days following his notable
flight with his friend, George
EndreS, in the plane, Justice for
Hungary, which was purchased
by home-loving Hungarians in st.
Louis. Detroit. and New York.
Within a few days after the
landing at BicSke, near Budapest,
the Santellis arrived here and
Santelli, who trained the Amer
ican Olympic fencing team, sued
for separation. It was generally
reported that Mrs. Santelli would
obtain a divorce and marry Cap
tain Magyar.
A nu' lber of army officers
talked out of turn. When Mag
var disappeared from the Buda-
pest boulevards, they spread a
report he had returned to New
York in order to avoid court
action. go.
Captain Magyar suddenly re-
appeared and insisted that his
alleged detl ctors be forced to
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
MONTGOMERY s.
POLICE SHIFTS

Alvie A. Moxley, chief of police
for Montgomery county, has an
nounced the following transfers
and assignments in his personnel.
Gassoway Linthicum, the newest
appointee on the force, has been
assigned to the Rockville head
quarters; Webb Hersperger and
Frank Soper, who had been tenn
porarily assigned to Rockville,
were transferred to the Bethesda
substation; James E. Shoemaker,
was transferred from Bethesda.
to the Takoma Park substation
and Windsor Poole and E. r.
Jones will act as relief men at
both Rockville and Bethesda. =
Poole had been assigned to
Bethesda and E. R. Jones to
Kensington, which locality he will.
still supervise in addition to his.
relief work. The transfer Of
Shoemaker to Takoma now gives
this station four men, counting.
the town policeman, Frank Lane,
and will enable two to be on
duty on each shift.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
LAW IS IGNORED,
DRY LEADER K
ASSERTS
George W.Crabbe Asks Women
to Find Out Why Teachers
Evade Duty; Praises Youth

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Re-
minding that Maryland has a
State law requiring that schools
give instruction in the effects Of
alcohol on the human system the
same as they teach arithmetic
and geography, George w.
Crabbe, superintendent of the
Anti.Saloon League Of Maryland,
insists that Maryland teachers
are not observing this, statute.
Addresses w. C. r. U.
Addressing the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union Of Balti-
more, he urged the members to
find out why the law is not en-
forced, adding:
81 don't see how the teachers
Of Maryland are able to evade
the responsibility bestowed upon
them through the enactment Of
the legislation"
Mr.. Crabbe expressed the opin-
ion that we have prohibition in
the country today because such
statutes have been enforced in the
past, and he urged that they be
enforced in the future, adding:
eff we lose prohibition, it will
be because they are enforced no
longer"
Defends Modern Youth
The dry chieftain defended
modern youth as compared to
those of the mauve decade, and
stated:
young people today are not
worse than their" predecessors.
The average youth appears to
be about the same. If they
were not better than we were, I
pity them"
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Church Fetc
Continues for Week

The annual carnival for the
bene. it Of Grace Church, of
Woodside, is in full swing on
Georgia Avenue, opposite the fire
house of the Silver Spring Volun-
teer Fire Department, and will
continue the remainder Of the
week.
william Ourand, chairman Of
the carnival committee, today
said the attendance for the two
nights the carnival has been run
ming has been satisfactory.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
RA|DED WOMAN
FREES POLICE
Of ORGY
Charges Made on Hearsay and
She Can't Prove Them, She
Writes; Incident Is Closed

Four Prince Georges county
policemen, stationed at Hyatts.
Vile, Md, accused of staging an
orgy in the home of Mrs. Kath.
leen Layne, of Riverdale, after
they had sent the woman to the
Hyattsville SubStation for prohi.
bition law violations, were alb.
solved late yesterday, when a
letter from the woman apologiz'
ing for the misunderstanding
was read to the accused men by
James Heel, clerk Of the county
commissioners.
The letter read in part:
''WhiIe 1 was being held by
the police authorities some per-
sons entered the house in
which 1 was living and took
certain articles which belonged
to me and ate the provisions
which / had in my icebOx;
played the piano and staged
what might be called a mid
night party.
House Upset on Return
"When 1 returned home the
house was all upset and, upon
inquiry, 1 was informed that
the disturbance had been
created by members of the
Prince Georges county police
force.
"When 1 was to appear be-
fore your board to be heard on
my complaint, 1 went to see
the parties who had informed
me of the conditions and they
would not go to Marlboro with
me or appear before the COM
mission, giving various excuses
for not wanting to do 50.
Therefore, since all the in
formation / had was told me
by others, and since the par
ties who told me will not stand
behind what they have said
and will not appear before
your board to tell you what
they told me, I herewith with
draw my complaint against the
police force of Prince Georges
county and wish, through you,
to apologize to them for any
misunderstanding that might
have been created by my com
pIaint, since my complaint was
wholly upon hearsay and made
at a time when had not
sufficient time to think the
matter over, but made the
charges while in a state. of
great mental excitement"
Incident Is Closed
Upon the reading of the mes
sage the incident was marked
closed by the board Of county
commissioners, and Chief of Po-
lice Crowley expressed his salts
faction to allow the matter to
drop.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Large Freshman Class
EnrolLs at Maryland
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will provide facilities Tor StnleC-
les and gymnastics. .
The new horticulture building
will serve as a laboratory for the
propagation of plants and flowers.
An additional unit for the engl-
neering building will provide
greater facilities for engineering
research.
DOrmitOry for 125
Accommodations for 1875 women
are provided for in the dormitory
that has been constructed at a
cost of $4,000.
H. K. Haszard, assistant to the
president, predicted yesterday
that planned additions to the
school would make it one Of the
finest institutions Of its kind in
the East.
The Washington times., 1931-09-16
Three-Story Plunge
Can't Keep Victim,
In HoSDita[

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-It
takes more than a fall on his
head from a third floor window
to keep Charles Robert Harris,
colored, in the hospital.
Harris, according to police,
was a little behind in his room
rent. His landlord had put two
blocks on the door. Harris
wanted a breath of fresh air.
He sought it via the window
and fell to the pavement.
Police took him to University
Hospital where he watched his
chance and beat q retreat.