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MACIA PROCLAMO LA RE.
PUBLICA

Barcelona, Abril 14.-Un
grupo mandado por ell lider Sc
paratista Francisco Macia, {
integrado por republicanos, sc
apoder6 hoy del ayuntamien.
to, sin combatir, proclamandc
la rep1blica.
La multitud ~ovacion6 a los
liders republicanOs.
Ell condo de Guell, sin hacel
oposici6n entreg6 las riendas
del m~unicipi0.
BESIDE ell balloon del ayunta'
miento ell lider Macia pronun-
clio un vigoroso discurso, esta :
bleciendo la rep1blica en- Es'
paha.
La multitud do gritos de
iAbajo la monarquia!
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Seguado RubiO

1t3"fNo N""e"
A la edad de treinta Y nueve
amos muri6 en- ell dia de aver ell
Sr. Segundo Rubio, persona
muy conocida en- nuestra socie-
dad.
Tn terrible ataque, que lie sor
prendiera en- plena via p1blica,
fue la causa del fallecimiento de
tan estimado amigo.
Inutiles fueron cuantos es-
fuerzos realizara la ciencia por
salvarle la vida.
LIE sobreviven al de%sventura-
do Segundo, su esposa, la Sra.
Virginia Rubio y tres hijos;
sus padres, Segundo y Augusta
ma Y tres hermanos, Jose, Sera-
fin V la Sra. Violeta Escobio.
Reciban todos nuestra mas
sentida expression de condolen-
cha.
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dos del condado sc sucedan a 81
mismos; proyecto de ley requi-
riendo 80 dias de Residential, en-
lugar de dos amos, para solieitar
divorcio; requiriendo que los Pc
luqueros y a~plicadores de cos
meticos tengan licencia.
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CARTA CABLEGRAFCA De ESPANA

edo una junta revoluciSnaria
que funcionar3 "hasta que la
repdblica sea upa actualidad c
de nuevo Sc nos mande a la
carcel."
I'm manifesto de los repu =.
blicanos esta redactado en- fol-
ma tai que ell rey solo puede
responder a ella p~roclamando
la ley marcial, la cual, a su
vez, precipitaria a guerra eli.
vii. a
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LA FAMILIA REAL GAMING
DE VALENCIA

Madrid, Abril 14.-Esta ciu
dad parece sometida a la ley
marcial..
Dicese que la familia real
sali6 al amanecer en- ell tren
de Valencia.
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OperddG

OperddG
La Srta. Hilda Alorda, figu-
rita adorable, fu6 operada re-
cientemente con ell mejor exitc
por ell DR.. Parsons NJ. Garcia,
prestigioso c~irujano.
Fue realizada la operation en-
ell renombrado sanatorio del
Centre Espanol.
FL estado de Hilda es muy sa-
tisfactorio.
Mucho nos alegramos de el'o.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
Pr6rinaG function

Pr6rima1 function
En- breve quedaran ultimados
todos los preparatiyos para la
esplendente function que en- la
noche del Viernes de esta sema-
ma, tendra lugar en- el coquet6n
teatro del Centre Espahot dc
West Tampa, a beneficio de las
notables mejoras que es nece-
sario realizar en- ell admirado
planted de ensenanza A. l.. Cues
ia.
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Los que en- Tampa aspira-
ban a recibir medallitas de la
monarqufa, pueden ahora pa
sarse a las filas de los vence-
dores y seguir aspirando.
La rep1blica tambien ten.
dra medallitas para los hon.
bres que la sirvan con fideli'
dad e inteligencia.
Nosotros estamos facuita'
dos, por nuestros amos de amor
a la causa republican, espano-
la. a extender "papeles de re-
publicano" a los que aver "a.
doraban" a Alfonsito y decian
de el: Que hombre mas sim,
p~atico......
iY coAste que no vamos a
pedir medallitas a los nuevos
hombres!
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
DICEN DE LONDRES QUE Ell
REY Sc MARCHARA

Londres, Abril 14-La ager
cia Reuter-, en- un despacho de
Madrid, dice que circular ru-
mores, dignos de credito, de
que ell rey Alfonso saldra de
Madrid en- la tarde de hoy, por
autom6vil, hacia ell destierro.
Hasta ell mediodia los rumo.
res no Sc habian confirmado.
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s @ CHA | E s

Nuestros elementos sociales,
que saben reconocer Y apreciar
TODD prop6sito elevado, prestan
su calor a ia loable
i~niciativa de los Padres y Macs
tros del citado Colegio. Ell pedi-
do de 'tiquetes" aumenta por
momentos, siendo halagador ell
numero de los vendidos hasta
estos momentos.
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Aurelino PiHetd.

AurelfHO PfHefd.
Acadia de caer en- CANA con
una affection grippal el conoci-
do y active empleado del Circu-
10 Cubano, Sr. Aurelino Pihera.
81 para el Jueves pr6ximo no
esta enteramente restablecido
como es nuestro deseo, la agru-
paci6n Minerva, de la que ell
Sr. Pinera es factor importan
tie, ~transferira ell homemade cue
en- honor de uno de sus simpa-
ticos miembros piensa celebrar
en- esa fecha.
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Fiesta bdilGbIe

Organizada por ell distingui-
do Club Goodfellowship, Sc efec
tuara ma1ana por la noche I'm
regio bale, en- los ~artfsticos sa-
Iones del Centre Asturiano .
La orquesta de Manuel San
chez llenara ell programa, CO.
menzando su ejecuci6n a las nue.
We en- punto.
Hasta la una de la madruga-
da sc prolongara ell acto.
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DETENIDO UN HOMBRE
QUE Sc CREIA Sc HABIA
SUICIDADO

En- el pasado mes de diciem-
bre Cecil NJ. Hendry, maquinis-
ia naval, dej6 su equipaje, con
una nota diciendo "iba a termi-
mario todo", en- una casa de
huespedes de Miami.
Aver este mismo ciudadano
fue traido de Everglades por el
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no su muerte habia sido instan-
tanea.
Los agentes del sheriff Jough-
in Investigator ell case, libran-
do de responsabilidad a Brown.
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Centre EspdHot

Gran fiesta en- perspective.
La organiza la simpatica Sec
ci6n de Recreo Y Adorno del
Centre Espanol.,
FL punto escogido para este
obieto no es otro que la finca
install, cuya nueva glorieta Sc
ra inaugurada con tai motive.
Cubrira los numeros baila-
bles una de nuestras mejores
orquestas.
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UR ~eIe9GRte Ford

IN ele908te Ford
~ Este es ell primero de los tres
mi gnificos premios designados
path ell sorteo que bajo los aus
pic de la Secci6n de Recreo
de LIZ Logias Unidas, Sc llevard
a efe Ito ell dia % de Julio.
Los premios seran entrega-
dos en- un suntuoso bale que
para este objeto Sc celebrara.
81 la persona que resulte agra
ciada 10 deseare, recibira en-
effective ell equivalence de los
premios.
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OperGdd

OperGdd
FL pasado sabado, en- la Clint
ca Ell Bien Publico, fue opera
da con toda felicidad por ell Ia
lentoso DR.. Rafael Ortega, la
culta Srta. Conchita Martinez,
sobrina de la estimada Sra. Ma
ria Rodriguez, residente de la
81 avenida No. 1408.
Su estado a la bora presente
es bastante satisfactorio, de 10
cual nos alegramos.
y g
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Castillo Crist6bal Colon

tUottttO II COtON
Progresan de modo sorpren-
dente los trabajos preparato.
rios para la gran fiesta campes-
ire que tendra efecto ell Domin-
go 10 de Abril, en- los poeticos
de la Columna".
La ofrecera ell Castillo Girls
tobal Colon numero T., de los
Caballeros del Aguila de Orc, 10
cual equivale a decir que el
triunfo esta asegurado.
Tn brillante record" en- ma
terra de fiestas, estabiecerall
sin duda alguna los organizado-
res de esta a que gustesamen-
te me refiero.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

Las 1ltimas noticias de Ma.
drid dicen que Ell rey Alfonso
ha llamado en- c~onferencia a.
SIR. Niceto Alcala Zaniora, je.
fe de los triunfantes republica-
nos.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

81 la ~republica Sc establece
en- Espana con verdadero pla-
Ger asistiremos a la ceremonial
de guitar ell retrato del rey de
la sala de bale del Centre E3-
panol.
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diputado Aulick, de la oficina
del sheriff.
Sc le acusa de abandonar a
su esposa y dos hijos.
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roma, que ahora es de espinas,
odos los caminos Sc lie ADRIAN
para que los cruce, camno del
1estierro, acompanado poS la
reina y toda su familia.
Y cuando On. Alfonso quie
"a ser it'll y trabajar, ocupa-
zion no lie faltara en- las fabri-
cas- de Henry Ford.
5NN dijo el al torero ameri-
lcano Sidney Franklin que 81
l4lguna Nez Sc cansaba de ser
ey ingresaria como obrero en-
una fabrica de automobiles?
Ell no Sc ha cansado; pero
lie echan del trono y no debe
olvidar su "promesa" a Fran
,lyn ell matador.
Prons9o es ell momento pa
ra recordar algunas frases del
apitan Domingo, dichas mien
,ras defendia al captain Sedi.
les, uno de los militares de
Huelva: LA Constitution fu6
lespreciada.
Ocupaba la Constitution e,
primer puesto; ell rev. viene
despues; porque la Constitu
ci6n significa mas, pues es la
ey fundamental que un pue.
do Sc otorga a 81 mismo..y que
ell rey es rey por gracia de la
Constitution" "Decir que exls
e delito de rebellion cuando Sc
ataca al rey, y distraerse del
suceso cuando Sc ataca a la
Constitution, podra ser hecho
de reverencia, mas no princi-
pic de derecho."
Ell Is de septiembre de
1928 sc cometi6 este dellto
Ocho amos lIeva Espana vivien
do sin parlamento, sin gobier-
no legitimo, sin libertades pu-
bicas, con la constante veja
ci6n de lamar a los espanoles
no conformistaS escoria de la
raza, hijos espdreos y malos
ciudadanos, sin que nadie hi
ciera algo por e%vitarlo.' ~
cuando algun ciudadano o mi.
litar quiere que su patria sal
ga de csc estado vergonzoso,
Sc quiere echar sobre Ell TODD ell
peso de las leyes, que 81 tienen
vida en- ell papel carecen de
realidad, para provecho exclusl-
vo de aquellos en- cuyo favor
ahora Sc invocan."
"Efectivamente:: En- Espa
ma ha habido un delito de re-
beli6n militar; pero no 10 han
.cometido los que Sc sublevaron
en- Jaca, sino los que, a las Or
denes del marques de Estella
atropellaron a Espana.pf
Elevar a la presidential de
gobierno al rebelde victorioso
Y al patibulo al supuesto rebel
de vencido, es algo que repug.
ma a TODD sentimiento noble, y
no Sc concibe que tamana in
justicia pueda cometerse por un
tribunal de justicia, aun sien-
do de equipo castrense."
Con este captain Domingo
cor los rebeldes de Jaca, ell CO.
mandante Franco y otros 10
venes militares, cuenta la re.
p1blica.
! Sediles no fue fusilado; Pc
no bastaba para fecundar la
causa del pueblo la sangre de
Galan V Garcia Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

iCuando los republicanos Gu
banos haran que Sc marche dc
Cuba ell Dictator Machado?
G&ardo es I'm "reyezuelo" sin
corona, un liberal" que aborre-
ce las ideas y los hombres libe-
rales, un democratic, del tipo de
Juan Bisonte.
mo conseguiran los estudian
ties. obreros e intelectuales GU
banos 10 que han logrado los es-
tudiantes, obreros e Intellectual
les espanoles.
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REVoLUCIONARIA

Madrid, Abril 14.--Los je.
fes republicanos han estable-
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las ideas modernas sobre las
reaccionarias y desgastadas d.
la monarquia.
La tirania del Rey Alfonso y
sus satellites del ejertito y Il
marina ha sido despreciada J
condenada por ell pueblo.
ST las cosas no sc tuercen, S
ell ejercito cumple con su deber
no pasaran muchos dias sin gus
Ell monarch tenga que abdicar ls
corona y marcharse de Espana.
Han derribado la Dictadure
espanola los estudiantes, los o
breros y los intelectuales.
Apoyaban al monarch, y pa
rece siguen apoyandolo, uns
parte del ejercito y ell clero.
iSe preStara Ell ejercito {
mantener la monarquia en- con
ira de los sentimientos del pue
bio, claramente eXpresado Ell
las elecciones del domingo?
iTraicionara ell ejercito a
quien lie paga, ell pueblo, para
sostener un trono arcaico Y DIES.
prestigiado?
No podemos Greer que ell ejer.
cito Sc convierta en- servidor dt
la corona y atropelle la volun
tad popular. Una Immediate con-
secuencia seria la guerra civil.
Espana quiere la republica J
la tendra.
Podran los militarotes insen
satos ametrallar a los republi-
canos; pero la Gvdlancha pasara
sObre los traldoreS y los des-
truira.
va era Unpopular Alfonso
cuando Sc lie ocurri6 perseguir
al comandante Franco, un heroe
autentico, y fusilar a los CAPT
tanes Galan y Garcia Herman
DEE.
La sangre de esos j6venes mi
~litares y las penalidades de
Franco han sido factores de i'm
portancia en- ell desplome de Ia
monarqufa.
Viva la rep1blica Espanoia !
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
SEEK
C[TY-L|NE
CHANGE
Property Owners Taxed by
Two Towns, Ask Council
to Shift Boundaries

HYATTSVILLE, Md, March 13.
Faced with the problem of pay
ing for street Improvements in
one town, while their property is
within another city limits, Citi-
zenS of this place with homes on
the west side of Calvert Street, the
dividing line between HyattSvllle
and Riverdale, have petitioned
the mayor and council to move
the town boundary line so that
both their homes and the street
facing them is in the same mum.
Cipality.
City Line Shift Asked
The petition asks that the prop
erty owners on the west side Of
Calvert Street be included in the
limits of the town of Riverdale
by virtue of the proposed boun-
Diary change. In the same petl-
ton the property owners ask the
mayor and council of Riverdale
to accept them as citizens of that
municipality.
Action Once Denied
Presented with the petition at
a recent meeting the council re-
fused to act until more signers
were added to the document. Ths
property owners hope to acquire
proposition so that in the spring
immediate legislation on their
Calvert Street might be improved.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
BALLOT FRAUDS
LACK PROOF

ANNAPOLIS. March 13.-With
the Senate elections committee
studying election contest testi.
mony involving the seats OF
Senators from. Charles and
Wicomico counties the Upper
House is expected to take final
action in the matter next Tues
day.
Although the committees final
report will not be drawn until
Monday predictions are being
made here that the incumbents,
Senator David J. Ward and
Walter J. Mitchell, president OF
the Senate, will not be unseated.
In all the testimony considered
by the committee, which is
headed by Senator John Bouse, it
was said that no charge of fraud
was sustained.
Attorneys for William B. Thigh
man. Republican, have asked that
another recount be made of the
ballots but this is unlikely as no
contention is advanced that a
recount would result in his elec.
ton.
The claim is advanced that
several ballots were thrown out
for illegal markings.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
FUNDS MEASURE
APPROVED BY
SENATORS
Committee to Pay All Bills
Provided; Volunteer Fire
Departments Get State Aid

ANNAPOLIS, March 13.-Three
house bills, sponsored by the
Montgomery county delegation,
were passed by the State senate
yesterday.
Perhaps the most important
was the provision for a disbursc-
ment committee to handle county
funds, taking this duty out of the
hands of the clerk to the county
commissioners. A committee of
three members and chairman
hereafter will sign all vouchers
and pay all county bills.
A second bill authorizes the
board of county commissioners
of Montgomery county to borrow
funds on properties acquired
through sales for taxes while the
third would grant an annual ap-
preparation of $500 for each vol
unteer fire department with
standard equipment.
The Hilton repeater bill, replac-
ing the Jones act Of several years
ago placing almost the entire ex-
penSe of county road construction
upon the county, was referred
back to the select committee for
amendments inSuring the validity
Of outstanding bond issues.
The Hilton bill would place the
greater expense of county road
work upon the districts deriving
most benefit.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
Unwritten Chapter of POpeye's Life
CHAPTER FOUR

Careful students of Popeye's
history should study the accom-
panying picture. Here you see
the famous Sailorman in one of
his gentler moods. Notice that
he has careSSed the big bully
with his LEFT hand, which he
is able to control because his
left optic is intact. If he had
hit with his right, under the
missing pepper, the recipient of
the blow might have diSinte-
grated into thin air.
AS a matter of fact, Popeye
doesn't know his own strength
to this day. He has sought in
Productions on many occasions,
but always has met with a
chaste rebuff. In the old days,
when Popeye made his nightly
rounds winding the anchor
watch Of the Josie Lee, al
ways careful to stay in front of
the mast so he could say after
wards, BLOW me down! spent
four years before the maSt!"-
in those days it was a brave
mariner who would incur Pop
eyes wrath.
: One of the famous salts chief
characteristics was his gallan
try. He never hit a woman
without some justification.
Whenever the talk in the glory
hole of the Josie Lee turned
to the fair sex Popeye would
take off his hat and one sock,
turn his eyes reverently to- the
sky and say with real emotion,
f'Blow me down." So all the
sailors knew Popeye was
gentleman.
There was the time when an
albatroSs alighted on deck to
refuel and THE Ape" blood
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
SCHOOL BOARD
E:XPENSESH|T

BETHESDA, March 13.-Oppo-
sition to the bill pending in the
State Legislature which would
grant members of the board OF
education $500 a year for travel
ing expenses was voiced last night
by the Montgomery County Civic
Federation. The group approved
a resolution offered by the schools
committee asking the Mont
gomery county delegation at
Annapolis to disapprove the bill.
The civic body reconvened last
night after a rec ) since Mon
day when they were unable to
complete the business due to
several lengthy debates.
Five reports of the committee
on public finance and budget of
which Frederic P. Lee is chair
man. we're approved. The re-
ports provide for the publication
of proposed assessments and re-
assessments at least so days be-
fore they become final as well as
Immediately following the time
they become final and the pay
ment of taxes in semi-annual
installments.
Because of increased work would
necessitate holding two meetings
a week instead of one, the Board
of County Commissioners will re-
ceive $1,000 a year instead of
the $1,000 they now get if bill
before the legislature goes
through, Major E. Brooke Lee re-
ported.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
v|RGFN|AK|LL|NG
PRECEDED BY
GAY PARTY
Richmond Police Uncover
New Clues in Whiteside
Case; Spouse Held on Bond

RICHMOND, Va, March 13.
While William F. WhiteSide, well
known golfer, was in Indiana to-
day attending the funeral of his
wife whom he shot to death last
Tuesday, police announced that
they have unearthed evidence Of
a sensational nature relating to
a drinking party that preceded
the shooting.
Whiteside declared that he shot
his wife by accident while show
ing heavy automatic pistol that
he carried in France during the
war. He was released on $4,000
bond after a preliminary hearing
in police court.
w. D. Davis, a friend who was
a witness to the shooting, was
held as a material witness and
released on $2,500 bond.
While police at first accepted
the story of an accidental shoot.
ing, they are investigating and
have learned that Mrs. White
side was planning on leaving her
home shortly before she was shot.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13

set by an incendiary, has been
expressed by J. F. Ripple. The
steel and brick structure which
housed the factory was but
slightly damaged.
No investigation, however, will
be made into the fire unless done
by the insurance company. john
Pyles, superintendent of the re-
formatory for colored boys, called
out all inmates to help fight the
blaze,
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
British Boat CreW
PQYs COURTESY CGLL

MEXICO CITY, March 13
1.N.S.D 1.-The crew of the British
cruiser Dauntless arrived here for
a courtesy call on Mexican off
cials.
A rugby game between mem
bers of the crew and a local team
will be held Sunday, the proceeds
to 60 to charity.
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tross wore that the bird was a
girl, or "Albatress," unwound a
quick right to The Apes" jaw
and rescued the hapless crea-
ture.
BLOW me down." said Pop
eye, bowling deeply before the
little lady, maybe you is some
body's sister, tha's a fack! No
body but criminal would do
hurt to anybody's sister!"
Tomorrow: POpeye airs his
views on This and That.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
TakOmG Bdptists
Plan for Easter

TAKOMA PARK, Md, March
13.-Plans are being made by the
Takoma Baptist Church to hold
pre-Easter services during the
week preceding Easter Sunday,
concluding with a service on the
evening of Good Friday, when
the Ordinances of Baptist and
the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served with special music by the
full vested choir of the church.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
Kosher Meat Bill
In Maryland Senate

ANNAPOLIS, March ia bill
legalizing the sale of kosher meats
and other products on Sunday,
the only measure proposing re-
moval of Sabbath restrictions in
Maryland which has not been
fought by organizations and in
dividuals favoring blue Sundays,
passed the house yesterday and
will now come before the senate.
The bill was sponsored by Dele
gate Lindsay, of Baltimore county.
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thirsty cook of the Josie Lee,
seized the poor bird and was
about to make off with him.
off" was a kind of cruel,
dish that was a favorite among
the crew. THE Ape" could
make off" with almost any
thing. He frequently boaSted
that before taking to the sea he
was so talented he could make
off" very nicely with a bag of
Silverware!
Popeye, noticing from the
tiny slippers which the Alba
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
HAS ALMOST HALF

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, March
13.-The Berkeley County Red
Cross drought relief fund is
$1.36 short of $1,000, it has been
announced by Treasurer Edgar
Trout. The county's quota is
$4,000.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
RefOrm10tOry Fire
Laid on IncendiGry

CHELTENHAM, Md, March 13.
Belief that the $4,000 fire which
destroyed the entire stock of
broomS in the factory of the
House of Reformation here, was
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
Record SnOW Aids
JObLeSs of Berlin

BERLIN. March 13 G.N.SD IA
slight decrease in the number of
idle here was temporarily effected
here with employment of several
hundred men by the city for dig
ging the capital out of the heaviest
snowfall in years.
The storm lasted a week.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
Capital Goes Completely Popeye; Are
You One .of the Many Fans?
M
HELEN RUGER
Washington

eye!"
The whimsical serial story Of
the life and adventures of the
nations funniest comic page char
acter literally has taken the Capt.
tai 'by the ears"
The. Comic Page Editors desk
is deluged daily with letters from
enthusiastic admirers of the iron.
fisted Popeye, victor of hundreds
of "fiSkic" encounters.
Here Are Some Letters
Here are few samples of what
The Times readers think of Pop
eye:
Harry Spradlin, 231 Second
st. S. E.-"PleaSe don't let those
cOw-thieveS get the best of you
and Sis. Give my love to Castor,
oil. Lots of love to you"
Ralph Eeard-"Will you send
me a picture Of you and how
you look in the funny papers?"
M6SCCE "lIAdEu NOIIcy1 EOlHG
of Rocks, Md enjoy reading
your comics in The Washington
Times each evening, and l hope
you good luck. would be very
glad to have your photo sent to
le-pleaSe."
Robert A. FeItner, Sunset
Hills, Vat think you are
very funny. l think you are more
interesting than any other
comic. You are a very attrac-
tive fellow. l keep up with you
every day in The Times paper.
1 hope you will stay in the paper
a long time"
Ida May Frank, "a Owens
Ave-, HyattsvilIe, Md think
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
Photo by International.

Popeye fan anxious to get better
acquainted with the tough old
chap.
Get the Popeye habit! Read his
life story and follow his adven-
lures every day in The Washing
ton Times.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
ANNADALE MEETING

ANNANDALE, Va, March 13-
The Annandale School and Com.
munity League will hold its
monthly meeting tonight at p.
m. in the school auditorium.
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
MY LADDIE

it is one of the funniest comics
in the world. l am writing you
because I want to tell you this.
You are good and 1 hope you
shoot that Bullseye Bill. Good
by. write me a letter, POpeye."
And so they write sin, each
The Washington times., 1931-03-13
LEONIDE OURUSOFF
Times Staff Photo

LEONIDE OURUSOFF
ALTHOUGH HE is member of the former Imperial
Russian family with title of Prince, Leonide Ourusoff
is not at all afraid of work. He is now a research
engineer for the Washington Gas Light Company and
has taken out his first citizenship papers, The picture
shows Ourusoff examining the burners on boiler.