davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HASTA LAS SIETE DE LA
NOCHE A AMER
TOS LOS LIBROS

Los libros de inscripciones sc
encueptran abiertos en- los Cole
gios electoealS desde las 8 de la
manana hasta la una de la tar
de Y desde las 2 hasta las Z de
la 9oche, o sea, nueve horas en-
lugar de las 6 anteriormente Sc
faladaS.
Esa disposition Sue dictada
aver por la Junta Electoral en-
vista del crecido ndmero de vo-
tantes que Sc estan inscribiendo
en- la mayoria de los Colegios.
Los Libros estaran abiertos
en- los Colegios hasta ell dia 10
de Agosto, fecha en- que pasaran
a las oficinas e~lectorales en- Ell
Ayuntamiento, En- estas Sc man
tendran abiertos por una sema-
ma mas, cerrandose definitiva-
mente ell II de Agosto.
Los miembros de la Junta de-
clararon aver que cerca de 3,20O
personals Sc han inscripto en- las
nuevas listas para las elecciones
de S~eptiembre. En- las listas de
1929 existen aproximadamente
unas $500 inscripciopes legfti-
mas, que seran utilizadas tam
bien en- las primarias de dicho
mes.
Alfonso B. McMullen, Presi-
dente de la Junta Electoral, oil.
10: LA Junta debe tener ell ten
DO suficiente para examinar las
nueyas inscripciones con ell fin
de evitar nombres fraudulen-
tos. AL mismo tempo los inves
tigadores act1an para impedlr
que en- los libros aparezcan vo-
tantes dudosos."
La gaceta., 1931-07-29
Sc LANZARA DESDE UNA
ALTURA DE 10000 PIES

Ell domingo, en- ell aerodromo
municipal, tratara de batir la
marca muAdial de salto en- pa
racaidas, hnzandose desde
una altura de 10000 pies y a.
briendo ell paracaidas a una al
tura de 5000, ell aviador Cla-
renee Macarthur.
La presente marca mundlal
la tiene Jack Dare, de Birming
ham, Alabama, que descendi6
10, 500 sin abrir su paracaidas.
La gaceta., 1931-07-29

No seria possible escatimar
nuestro concurso a la Seccion
de Propaganda en- su fiesta Ca
baret del Sabado l de Agosto
v Picnic del Domingo 2 en- ia
CoIumna."
SUI actividad y entusiasmo
tiene todas nuestras simpatfas.
A divertirse, pues, en- el Ca
baret y Picnic.
La Seccion Atletica
del Circulo Cubanu
La gaceta., 1931-07-29
A DICE QUE IRA
TARON DE MATARLO

Los diputados del sheriff
Joughin registraron ell lunes
por la noche cast todas las ca
lies de West Tampa y sus alre-
dedores klscando a varios in
dividuos que, a juicio de Enri-
que Hidalgo, excondestable de
West Tampa, trataron de alta
carlo, con ell prop6sito de dar-
La gaceta., 1931-07-29

MacD Donald sali6@ hoy por la
manana desde ell aerodromo de
Tempelholf hacia su hogan en-
un aeroplano mylitar de su
pals, escoltado por otros. dos
tambien pertenecientes a la
flota de Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1931-07-29

ayuda del resto del mundo
mientras no Sc ayudase a ST
misma.
Stimson describe la situa-
ci6n de Alemania, desde su
punto de vista, como "muy a.
lentadora."
La gaceta., 1931-07-29

No obstante eRcontrarse< ela-
t6vamente bien los medEos no
h&. permitido visitas extranas,
autorizando unicamente los
miembros de la familia para
acercarse al lecho del enfermo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

con cuidado.
]Ah!-exclam6 de pronto
tomando una hoja de papel Gu
bierta de cifras.-Esto es 10
que buseo... Vedlo.
Y entreg6 ell papel a John,
que, despues de mirarlo, Sc 10
devolvi6 diciendo:
-Todo este para mi son rom
pecabezas. Ahora, va NADIA tene.
mos que hacer aquf, jno es ash?
Ell cajero, en- lugar de contes-
tar, sac6 de su bolsillo una lave
cita. la introduce en- la cerra-
dura del caj6n principal y dijo:
-Tengo aqui papeles que .en
NADIA Sc relacionan con los nego-
clos de la casa. cartas persona
les. Creo que no habra inconve-
niente en- que me los lleve,v
La gaceta., 1931-01-16
AVIsos EN YkoR Shy

que era su asiento habitual, y,
sacando uno traS otro dos o tres
de los cartones que habfa en- los
casilleros, los registr6 cuidado-
samente.
John. de pie a su lado, no lie
Iperdia un momento de vista, ST.
mulando estar distraido.
d D6nde demonios puse esa
nota ell cajero.-E-
sa fatal desgracia me ha causa-
do una turbaci6n tan grande,
que mi memoria Sc ha trastor-
nadO.
-Buscadla con calma; no te-
nemos prisa...
Federico Muller volvi6 a colo
car los cartones en- su sitio V a.
la carpeta lena de cartas V
de hojas sueltas, que examine
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

! Y trio del caj6n. John lie pu-
so la mano en- ell brazo, replican-
do rapidamente =
i No tai, no tai! NADIA puede
salir de aqui, a exception de Ia
hoja de papel que teneis en- la
manO.
-Os repito, caballero, u no
Sc trata de papeles comercia-
les, sino de una correspondence
puramente intima.
10 he comprendido muv
bien y no dudo de vuestras pa
labras. Pero una orden es sa-
grada para Ell soldado, v yo soy
I'm soldado de la Justicia. Pedid
permiso al senior iuez. Y os de-
jare llevar cuanto deseeis.
-Muy bien, caballero; no
Vuiero insistir,
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Los carteristas estan concern
trandose en- Tampa motive de Ii
proximidad de Ia Feria del Sur
de Florida.
La Sra. Batty Shirley, vecina
de South Westland 215, la roba-
ron su cartera en- ell teatro Fran
klyn. La cartera fue encontrada
despues en- ell teatro Victory Y
algo de 10 que contenia en- ell tea
tro Park.
En- ell Victory lie robaron su
cartera a la Sra. Kathryn Be-
rry, de South Willow 1913. La
cartera, sin ell contenido, Sc ha-
.ll6 en- ell teatro Park junto con
recibos de un dep6sito postal
hecho por la Sra. Shirley.
Ell mismo ladr6n que dej6
La gaceta., 1931-01-16
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES local

Al volcarse aver un nuevo ca
mi6n que probaba, en- laAArre-
terra de Umatilla, perdio la vida
ell Sr. Burrel S. Farsworth, de
SO amos, vecino de Jacksonville.
Perdi6 Burrel ell dominic del
pesado vehiculo al tratar de eva
dir un autom6vil que venia en-
direction contraria.
Era empleado de la 1nterna-
tional Harvester Co., de esa ciu-
dad.
Ell cadaver qued6 depositado
en- Ia funeraria de j. L. Reed.
LIE sobreviven su esposa, su
padre, dos hermanos y dos her
manas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

DANA ell documento que necesi-
to.
Ell escritorio de Federico Mu-
Her daba frente a la GAIA, apo
yandose en- la pared, debajo de
un pequeno postigo con enreja-
do de tela metalica, que Sc cerra-
ba con puertecilla de correde-
ra. A ambos lados del postigo
habia estantes con casilleros nu-
merados. Sobre la mesa Sc veia
una earpeta de gran tamano,
un tintero de bomba, una prensa
de copiar, una GAIA con Ell sello,
I'm corta papeles, etc. Tn gran
eai6n oeupaba ell ancho de la
mesa; a los dos lados lie daban
forma otros mas redueidos.
Federico Muller sc sento en- ell
sill6n Tornado de badana verde,
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

de Ell, no quiero nj aun saberlo.
ESQ os honra!-repuso Jo-
bin.-El senior substitute 10 mis-
mo que ell senior juez de Instruc-
ci6n os han estimado a prime
ra vista. Permitidme anadir
que habeis adquirido tambien
mis- simpatias... Creo que Sc os
va a nombrar liquidador...
Els possible. Made conoce
mas bien que yo los negocios de
la casa Worms.
-GY son importantes?
-Soberbios. Los herederos
del baron hallaran millones sa-
neados, sin contar los capitales
arriesgados en- negocios excelen-
tes... Pero TODD este debe inte-
resaros muy poco... Voy a de-
iaros libre. para tomar sin tar
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

,-Haceis bien-repuso Jo-
oln'-porque NADIA adelantarfa
oe empenarse en- 10 impossible.
soy una maquina, caballero. v
nada mas. Por otra parte, tened
Ia seguridad de que vuestros Sc
cretos seran r~espetados.
ii Mis- secretos !-repiti6 Mu
iler;-ino tengo ninguno!
Me refiero a vuestro CORES
pondeneia particular. Nadie Ia
vera. Guardad la lave del ca
Jon' Ell senior juez os la pedira
cuando crea conveniente, 10 cuaI
Judo mucho, abrir este muebbIe
delante de vos.
III cajero Sc levant6 sin vol
e a declr palabra alguna y 81.
guio a John. Este noto. no sin
e~'fanezas que. 81 Ia fisonomla
La gaceta., 1931-01-16
Memorial Highway. hos tres

el Memorial Highway, hos tres
fuerep detenidos poftanio dos
escopAR2 recortadas, IN rev6l
yer ca 20 y un rifle.
LasSM etas fueron identi-
ficadas pof Jim Hackney como
las que fueron robadas de su es-
taci6n de gasolina y bodega, en-
Gibsonton, hace varios dias.
+ Los b did9s Sc habian baja
do de sd auto .dvil y tratabar
de abrir unassnaquina de jugar
que Sc habfan robado, en- la ave-
Inida Lipebaugh, cuando ell con-
Idestable y su companero- kicie-
ron acto de presencia, deteAen-
dolos.
Metzler trat6 de sacar Ell re-
v6lver, pero desisti6 de hacerlo
al ser amenazado.
En- las casas ocupadas por
ellos en- ell camtS0 de turis-
tas Sc encontraron where's de
los que robaron en- distintos es-
t~ablecimientos.
Actuando en- ell case ell jtiez dc
paz Leo Walters, del distrito dc
Sulphur Springs, fij6 a cada
uno fianza de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16
OLETIN DE LA GACETA
LAS TRACEDEAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6n de
Pedro PedRaxa v Paex

i Cuanta s~angre!-balbuci6;
ipobre baron! Tan j6ven... tan
feliz... Y haber muerto asf!....
iQue desgracia!
-iEl asesino es doblemente
culpable !-dijo sentenciosamen
tie Jobin.-El hombre que mere
ce ese sentimiento debia ser
bueno.
Para mi lc era; y, 81 otros
tienen motives para quejarse
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Regresaron aver de Tallahas-
see, donde concurrieron a la a.
samblea del departamento de ca
minos del estado, A de los conf
sionados de este condado y Ell in
geniero Pimm.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Pasadas las cuatro de la tar
de de aver, en- Is miputos un ju-
RADIO encontr6 culpaBfes de asal-
to Y robo a Ernest Everett, L.
E. Owens, C. H. Toler y w. c.
Crusce.
Despues de ser leido ell we're
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

lesiones que en- 1929 sufriera Il
Sra. Carlota H. Averill, de esta
ciudad, y condenada a pagan
una indemnizaci6n de 500, 1000.
Tres dias Y medic duro ef<jui-
clio Y ell jurado estuvo deliberan-
do dos horas y 45 minutes.
Result6 lesionada la Sra. A
verill cuando Sc dirigfa a Port
land, Maine, dcsde Tampa, al
ocurrir un descarrilamiento.
Varios medicos declararon ell
su favor.
Representation a la mdjer
Pat Whitaker y Thomas A.
Dyer.
Preside La vista ell juez Aker-
man.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Diligencias Sc hacen por a.
policfa y los diputados del sher-
if para encontrar a tres mu-
chachos que desaparecieron ell
pasado jueves, hallandose en-
una fiesta celebrada en- Hannes
II extraviados son Harry
w. hpharp, de la avenida Ne
bra4Ka 2907 Leon Powell y Ha-
rold Davis.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Ell estado, seg1n ell ingeniero,
ha dado su aprobaci6n en- prin-
cipio, a cinco proyectos en- Ell
condado de Hillsborough inclu-
yendo carreteras y ~puentes, con
un valor de $500, 900. En- la a.
samblea de MARIO deberan ser
r~atificados estos proyectos.
Decide ell estado hacerse car
go del mantenimiento del CANT
no %, la carretera Bayshore,
desde Ee.st Broadway hasta la
Inca del condado de Manatee.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Uno de los automobiles italia
nos que Sc exhibibran en- la Fe-
ria del Sur de Florida represen-
ia un valor de $4,000.
AUTOMOBILES de menos precio,
tambien fabricados en- Italia,
seran exhibidos.
De Holanda, Espaha e Italia
estan llegando los objetos de ar
tie que seran expuestos.
En- ell pabellon Wall estara Ia
exposition italiana.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Para presidente del consejo
ampeho de Muchachos Explo-
radores fue elegido aver ell Sr.
Roger w. Clapp, en- sustituci6n
de Ormond G.. Sexton, que cum
pliera SUI termino.
~ Clapp desempen6 ell put to
de tesorero ell ano pasado. James
D. Moran fue electo primer vi
cepresidente, y John H. BouSh'
all de tesorero. a
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

La companfa Atlantic Coast
Line fue aver encontrada res
.ponsable por un jurado, de las
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Dos automobiles, uno guiado
por r. J. Binnicker, p~residente
del Primer Banco Nacional, Y ell
otro por la Srta. Isabel Cosio,
de la Gale San Jose 1902, choca-
ron aver en- la esquina de San
jose y la avenida Ferdinand, re
sultando lesionadas las Srtas.
Cosfo, Tulsa Binnicker, de Is
amos, hija del anterior y Mar
Ia MINI, de II, su sobrina.
Mr., Binnicker sali6 ileso.
Ambas parties han declarado
que ell accidente fue inevitable.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16

Ell condestable FredkNewber-
ger, del distrito DEF Sulphur
Springs. acompanadofpor Ell di-
putado P~ittsburg, detuvo aver a
los j6venes George Funk, Geo.
Metzler y Charles, de Indiana
polls, vecinos de un campamen-
to de turistas a los que conside-
ra autores de ocho robos de es-
taciones de gasolina. bodegas
de esa barriada.
A los pocos minutes de haber
sido robada la estaci6n de gaso-
lima de Rocky Point, situada en-
La gaceta., 1931-01-16
RGkCET1

esas cosas en- el teatro Park aAa-
rentemente fue ell mismo que Sc
llev6 IN valioso abrigo de H. A.
Role, dueno de una bcaega 81
tuada en- S. Oregon y Swami.
Rolfe puso su abrigo en- un
asiento que estaba vacia, junto
a el, Y cuando quiso recogerlo
Sc 10 habian llevado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-16
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
DE LA SOCIEDAD
Eel BEN PUBIICO"
EN- YBOR:


DR. N. A. -PORTOCARRERO
Martes. Jueves y Sabado de 6 a 8 I. N.
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunes. Microbes y Vernes de 6 a P. M.
Martes y Jueves Ge / q 2 P. II.
DR.. A. BUSTILLO
tunes. Microbes y Viernes de l Q 2 p. M.
Martes, Jueves Y Sabado de a P NJ.
DIR. B. M. TlSON
LuneS Microbes Y VierneS de z q 4 p d
MArtes y Jueves de 2 q P. n.
DR JULIO J. GUERRA
Martes 3 Jueves de 8 80 q 7'aO P. n
SAbAdo de I q 2 p
Or. G PORRO. M6dico lpts-cc
EN- WEST TAMPA.
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunea Y Microbes de l 2 P NJ
Martes, Jueves Y Sabado de 6 a z P. Nj.
DIR. A. BUSTILO
Lunes, Microbes Y Viernes de 6 a ?. M.
Martes y Jueves de 1 . 2 2. u.
DR.. 3. M. TYSON
Lines y Microbes de II . IL A. y.
Viernes y Sabado de / . 2 P. d.
DR. JULIO J. z
Lnnea. Niercoles y Yiernes de $50 . $50 r. II.
SERVICI0 DE AMBULANCIA. Teisfcno Y lllS
Tel6fonos para visitas por eli dia: Ybor City, Y 1853
West Tampa, H 3846. Para lamSass pr Ia noch~,
10 mismo eE Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1U
AvIsOS EN- YkoR CITY
DR.. Portocarrero. DR.. A. "A. GonzSlsz, Or. A. Bus
ti:o, DR.. s, M. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra. en- IL Boh.
CO del CrculO Cubano Tel@foDo No Y 1468.
AvIsOS FIN WEST
DR.. A. Gonzalez, DR.. A. Bustillo, DIR. B. n. TIon.
Or. Julio ! Guerra, On 10 Bottles I'll Bien PGblicO, Tsl6-
fOno No. SS<S.
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Tel&fonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, VI
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llamSass por Ia noe
10 msmo eE Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y l41U
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thousands of miles away from her
husband. And her husband probably
was the best and sanest husband
ever made.
Emmie Sykes paid the passage of
Hippolitus Lomi to America but
Hippi was no rotter and he stayed
on Main Street the rest of his life
as the second husband of Emmie.
The Arthur Casey Company is
giving one of the most sparkling
performances of the season. The
tact is the intelligent direction of
the new director, Dan Willoughby
Reed, is now becoming apparent.
1t Is important to have the two
right women as the Main Street
wives and Reed has it this week
with Beverly Bayne, noted and be-
loved screen star, as Emmie, and.
YVonne StebbinS as Lucille Lingard
Miss Bayne knows her theater.
She knows how to use her hands
and her eyes. She has the nervous
and excited tempo which is needed.
Donald Woods and Jack Storey
are cast as the boy friends. Both
refrain from making comic strips
of these specimens Of the male gen.
der
Walter Davis has the difficult role
of Charles Lingard, the husband of
Lucille. He does a good Job with a
role that could easily ring untrue.
Others in the cast are Dick
Elliott, Mildred Hastings, William
Craigle, Frances Dale and Freddie
Sherman.
Here is the smartest show that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-11
BEERS HACKERS
MAKING GRAPE
WINE AN ISSUE
Force Prohibition Problem
to the Front Line
Once Again.
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER !
United Press staff Corresnondent

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
rrepressible prohibition question
mas forced its way to the front again
from the temporary obscurity into
which the economic depression
threw 1t. An effort to get modif-
cation of the Volstead act as an
economic relief measure now is be-
ing waged by anti-prohibition
groups.
Pronloltlon is expected to confront
the administration, congress. and
many candidates in the next cam
palgn in two phases. Both are be-
ing agitated with a SUDDEN burst of
activity.
one question is whether the grape
INDUSTRY shall continue to be allowed
10 market a product and service it
IN homes even to the final bottling
OF the resultant sauterne, Claret
Burgundy, or other favored wines.
Dry Leader Baked
THIS issue finds Mrs. Mabel Wal
ker W1llebrandt, once acclaimed as
the Joan of Arc of the drys, now
supplying the astute legal brains
guiding the chief grape concentrate
concern, Fruit Industries. Ltd
through the legal mazes so success
fully that thus far Amos w. w
Woodcock, prohibition director. has
not even brought test case against
that company.
The other question centers on
peer. Appeals are being made to
modify the Volstead act to permit
up to per cent beer. claimed bv
vets to be Misunderstanding. as a
means of relieving economic deures-
sion and adding to federal revenues.
Ihese two issues are tied to-
gether by some who protest IT. is
unfair to grant virtual government
projection to home-wine making
while forbidding beer. In its pro-
hloltion report the Wickersham
commission held the government was
inconsistent in forbidding beer
while financing wine through the
federal farm board.
AcCion Is Considered
Senator Morris Sheppard. Dem
IeX), plans to reintroduce his rro-
posal to strike out section % of the
Volstead act-under which home
made wines are permitted.
Woodcock says unless sales are
made from the home an arrest is
impossible, and even then it would
have to be proved that the wine
mad intoxicated some one. The
marketing organization is immune
unless it should be found guilty. of
intent to violate the law. which
is difficult to prove, according to
Woodcock.
And" he adds, you can't con-
Wet a person for violating the
spirit of the law"
Representative l.. G. Dyer, (Rep..
MOO, who will be chairman of the
House judiciary committee, intends
to press for a Volstead act amend
n1ent to permit light beer.
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MILE-A-MINUTE
CHASE ENDS IN
CRASH; NAB ONE
Another Escapes From
Wrecked Car; Auto
BatterS House.

Mile-a-minute police chase of two
Negroes across the north side early
today ended when the fugitives
crashed into an utilities pole.
crashed into a small truck loaded
with paint, and finally battered into
a duplex house at 10000 North
Illinois street.
After Charles Burkett, radio po-
liceman, shot twice as the pair fled
from the wrecked car, one of the
heeting Negroes was captured, but
his companion escaped.
Police believe the sedan they were
driving is a stolen car, and from dis
covery of cigarets. bread, and other
merchandise in its rear, said they
thought the pair probably had
robbed grocery.
Robert Walker, BAT West Walnut
street, the man whom Burkett
caught, is charged with reckless
driving, speeding and disobeyine
traffic signals.
Burkett and his companion. pa
trollnan Andrew Heller, picked up
the chase when the Negroes. driving
toward them at Twenty first and
Sheldon streets, suddenly whirled
around and Speeded away.
The pursuit followed Twenty
second street westward to Illinois
where the policemen saw the big
sedan they we're following as fast
as their Ford cruiser would go.
smash the pole, swapping it off.
Then the car bounced off and COL
lided with truck driven by Hal
Hymer, 630 15or5a Fine street, spray
ing white paint over the intersec-
ton. Still lunging crafty. the Sc
dan went over the curb and into
the porch of the house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-11
DIRIGIBLE" Is THE
LATEST AIR SPECTACLE

If "Dirigible" was made before
"Hell's Angels" and 1.-The Dawn Pa
troll" it would have been a path
finder in this particular form of
spectacular entertainment.
But this is not the case. It is Just
one of the group of adventure
stories of the air I think that the
burning dirigible in 'Hell's Angels
is the greatest air episode that has
been filmed so far because it did not
smack Of the studio.
have to consider 'Dirigible" as a
product of the theatrical side Of the
studio. 1t is just as studio as Yep
pelin" Il saw it in New York on the
stage) was of the theater.
The navy was used to get some of
the shots and in many instances it
strikes one as authentic.
The male combatantS in this ro-
nance are Jack Holt and Ralph
Graves and the formula of their
jealousy and fight is not new.
Fay Wray is the feminine cause
Of the trouble between the men.
The most serious objection that I
have to the technical side of "Diri-
gible' is the continuity.
Now at the Lyric.
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CONTINUE LOTTERY CASE
Trial Is Held Over Until Aug. 20 in
Municipal Court.

Trial of lottery charges against
Lawrence Scnreiner, 800 Ridgeview
drive. alleged operator of the Gold
Bond lottery, was continued in
municipal court until Aug. 20 to-
day.
Schreiner was arrested in his
pace at 6 West Louisiana street
police charging they found several
books of baseball pool tickets in ad-
dition to the Cold Bond" tickets
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death toll in the Cuban revolt
reached ten.
Presid ent Gerardo Machado
signed a decree suspending consti-
tutional guarantees. And a state OF
siege continued in the province of
Havana and Pinar Del Rio. The
government maintained its rigid
military grip on the island.
Five more revolutionaries and one
government rural guard were slain
in battle Monday night at GUIANA
bacoa, twelve miles outside Havana.
Three rebels and one police lost their
lives in earlier outbreaks.
The fighting at Guanabacos oc-
Cured when party of nationalist
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attempting to overthrow the Ma
chado regime marched on the
nearby city. A patrol OF rural
guards attempted to halt the ad-
vancing rebels, meager reports indi-
Gated, and sharp skirmish en-
sued. Five rebels and corporal OF
the rural guard were killed.
The engagement, the first en-
counter during the revolt, resulted
in President Machado taking prompt
action. He issued the decree Sus-
pending constitutional guarantees
throughout the republic.
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On the House
BIZ 6cripps-Hoic1r6

By ecripps-HoTord
Newspaper Alliance
Ell PASO. Aug. 11.-Resort-
ing to unheard-of generosity
to induce patrons to continue
patronizing bars and cabarets,
owners of Juarez cafes and sa-
looms have begun offering free
lunches, free drinks on the
house and a general glad hand.
Nearly every bar at the foot
of Juarez avenue is Offering
something to eat with a 10
cent glass of beer.
Joe Mogel, Castle and River
side cafe, is leading the list
with a recent drinks on the
house program" in which he
gave away $1,000 worth Of
drinks. Now he is offering q,
big bowl of real chile" to Gus
toners.
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oOulS VI NOIIl6Il OILY
when said females
had large gobs Of
money In Paris
the S m all town
ladies were quite
enchanting as long
as they paid the
bills and g a v e
promise of spend
ing more. Ronald
Derbyshire, the boy
friend of Mrs. Lin
CARDS was so de
voted to her that he
trails her TO Iowa.
But Lucille was so
different in Paris
because she was
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This Is Old, Old Story

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug l1.-Charles
Grossman detected strange odor
in his cellar. He thought it might
be gas. He struck a match to find
out. Tt was. Physicians say he
probably will recover.
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MAIN STREET GIRLS
GET WILD IDEAS
Two Staid Iowa Ladies Make Dangerous Purchases in a
New Comedy, "As Husbands Co." Now at Enqlish's.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

THEN Main Street this country suddenly discover while
w vscationing which
never appeared IN the home town then there is the pay
Anyway that what
Dubuque Iowa. Rachel Crohers comedy
Husbands
These two married whose husband still and the
other having only daughter living together and begin
70 certain type Of mental wild
stage before it all women find that thew