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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Cabbage in High Place
Throughout the World


o. Henry and Lewis Carroll have
done their best to make us think OF
cabbarcS and kings in the same
breath. But the fact remains the cab
bage is thorough commoner, out Of
place in such company. Not that 1t
would enjoy the narrow circle Of roy
atty anyway, considering that 1t has
always enjoyed wide popularity In the
true sense of the word.
AS proof of this popularity, hardly
a people but has paid the cabbage u
tribute in the fashion nearest its
heart. Frenchmen have included my
little cabbage" among their most
priced terms of endearment. Britons
have dignified the cabbage as the very
source of the conquering race in one
Of their most frequently recounted
fairy stories.
Germans have made cabbage In
picked form the most famous dish in
their cuisine. Americans have linked
cabbage with corned beef as fare most
suited to the man of action. Even
Russians and Poles have contrived to
agree over cabbage: 1t hlbernates
efficiently and goes equally well with
black bread or game and wine, which
ever the times offer.-Chicago Trib-
une.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Why Foreigner Shudder

An English publication prints the
following list of words ending in
"ough," and adds the pronunciation Of
the more obscure words, some of which
are seldom used in this country.
Messrs. Cough (gotf), Hough (hufr),
and Oough (cluff), though tough
enough, thought through the day that
they would visit Mr.. Brough (b"uff),
who, having hiccough (hiccup) ANA
a cough, lived in a clough (cluif or
clou) with plenty of dough and tame
enough (chuff) kept near a plough in
a rough trough, hung to bough over
Tough Qoch). A slough (slui) of
the bank into the slough (sloo) Injured
his thoroughbred's hough (hock).
No wonder the foreigner shudders
at those four terrible letters!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Satisfied Himself as
to Identity of Corpse

Kentucky niOuntaineers would seem
to have something the same psychol-
ogy as the Chinese. They desire to
be buried in their native soil, and the
worst thing that can happen is to be
buried north Of the Mason-DiXon line.
The story is told of young noun
tainC2r who, in order to maintain this
tradition, brought back from Ohio the
body of Il mere acquaintance, and al
though he was poor, he dug into his
sock for Kentucky funeral.
Right In the middle of the service
the congregation was surprised to see
this man walk down the aisle, peer
into the coffin and then resume his
seat. At the close Of the service they
asked why he did 1t.
wal, it was thisaway," replied the
mOuntaineer. "The preacher said that
Pete wasn't thar; that he'd left US an
gone yonder somewhat. Wal, now, 1
paid right smart money to get Pete
down here to Kentucky an If he
wasn't here was goin' to the railroad
an make 'em give me my money back.
"But Pete was here all right, so that
thar parson is either blind or a liar"
Los Angeles Times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Knew What She Wanted

Mrs. McGoOlty, who lives over the
back road, rushed into the milliner's
at Blue Springs greatly excited.
"AIy new hat has been trimmed on
the wrong side" she said, "and it has
to be altered"
'"The trimming is on the left side
where it should be this season." re-
piled the milliner
ut makes no difference where It
ought to be-" continued Mrs. McGool.
ty. Il must have it on the church
side"
"Church slider" asked the milliner.
"Yes, church side I sit next to the
left wall. and I'm not going to pay for
lot of trimmings that can't be seen.
want it on the other side where
all my friends in the congregation
can see it."-Farmer's Wife.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Early American Missionary

1t seems a far call from a little is
land in the Mediterranean, and from a
very little village on that island to San
Francisco in California, but Soller is
lovely spot cupped in a valley under
the peak of PUG Mayor. The Soller-
ties are as clean as the Dutch or clean
er, and their houses are spotless.
Their polished tiles and white walls
light uD cheerfully as you enter their
ever open doors. It's so sunny and
fine in Soller that no one even dreams
Of closing a door. From Soller visit
the coastal heights of Miramar, where,
in 1916, the Franciscan mystic, Ray
mond Lull, founded the first school of
Christian missionaries, whence later
went Fra Junipera Sierra to found the
mission Of San Francisco in California.
Washington Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
YES, A GOOD Sc ,
CIGAR AT LAST
It Knocks Out All Previous
Ideas You Ever Had

Men, forget the many times you've
lit five-center, taken a few puffs
and thrown it away. Try one more
brand: HGUnnG Ribbon. You sure
will hold on to this one!
Havana Ribbon is five-cent cigar
in one respect only: Price. By every
other standard of comparison, it be-
longs to considerably higher priced
class. gAnd the reason is-It's ripe
tobGccol Many five-cent cigars con-
tain the poorer leaves Of the tobacco
plant-under-ripe top leaves (usu-
ally bitter); or over-ripe bottom
leaves Casually flat-tasting). HG-
VGnG Ribbon contains only choice
fUlly-ripe middle leaves. Imagine
getting, for five cents, all the fra
grant, mellow mild, fine favored
goodness OF tobacco at its best!
You can prove it in two minutes.
Just plank down one jitney at the
next cigar counter ard ask for
Hcpaha Ri5bca. Also sold in Prac-
teal Pocket Pa..'.,g cs Of live cigars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Touchy About Wrinkles

When Queen Elizabeths wrinkles
waxed deep and many it is reported
that an unfortunate master of the
mint incurred disgrace by too faith
full shilling, said an article in the
Quarterly Review in October, 1928.
The die was broken and only one
mutilated specimen is now in exist.
ence. Her maids of honor took the
hint and were thenceforward careful
that no fragment of looking glass
should remain in any room in the
palace. In fact, the lion-hearted lady
had not heart to look herself in the
face for the last 20 years of her life
Detroit News. .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Prune Industry Grows

The prune industry was started In
the eastern United States in 1854, but
failed because the climatic conditions
were not favorable for the production
Of the desired qualities. About 1863
the industry started in California and
grew rapidly. In 1910 the annual out
put was 150,O00,000 pounds, of which
nearly half was exported. Before the
industry grew in California France
was the chief producing nation of the
world. Oregon, Washington and Idaho
also grow good prunes, as do Serbia,
Bosnia, Germany, Spain, Australia and
South Africa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Troubles Enough

When Dante Gabriel Eossetu was
painting the now famous reredcs at
LANDAU cathedral, he took so long
over them that the dean and chapter
asked the bishop of LANDAU. who was
going to London, to call at Rossetti's
rooms In Blackfriars and try to dis,
cover what was the cause Of the de-
lay. A maid opened the door to the
bishop, at once informed him that Ros-
setti was absent, and on learning what
the bishop had come about, exclaimed:
"Oh, lor, sir, Mr.. Rossettl don't
paint now-he's married i"-Kansas
City Times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Mystery of the Sun-Cure

Hippocrates was one of the first to
recognize the powerful antiseptic and
healing properties of light. He treat
ed various diseases successfully by
exposing the patients to sunlight but
the mystery Of exactly how sunlight
accomplishes marvellous cures has not
been solved fully even today. From
then until now as the employment of
sunlight ms healer has increased,
the use of the surgical knife has de-
creased in countries such as Switzer-
land, whore sun cures and sunlight
treatments have been practiced for
many years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
With Humble Apologies

An Insurance company wrote out a
$1,000 life policy In the name Of one
Samuel johnson. Premiums were paid
promptly for few years, but sudden.
ly stopped. After sending few de.
linquent notes, the company received
this reply:
"Dear Sirs: Please excuse us as we
can't pay any more premiums on Sam.
He died last May. Yours truly, Mrs.
s. Johnson."-Christian Register.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Railroad Cages

Stephenson, inventor Of the steam
locomotive, is said to have adopted the
gage Of his engine from that of his
farm wagon wheels. Horse drawn
wheeled vehicles had been Of approx
mately that gage since the days of
Roman chariots. Various cages. rang
ing from 3 feet in the East to 8 feet
In California, were employed in the
United States for 80 years, but now
all save Industrial short lines are 4
feet S1s inches. This Is standard over
most of the world, hut India has a
gage of ~ feet, Russia feet and
Japan feet
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
The Compliment

links meant well, but somehow he
was always putting his foot in it. At
the seaside carnival dance he was in
troduced to young woman whose
proportions were anything but meagcr.
links asked her for a dance.
II am only free for the last dance"
she replied, "and cannot pledge my
self for that because I'm afraid my
people will be leaving early"
Jinks thought he saw chance for
a compliment, and said, "Oh. how
empty the place will seem when you've
gonei"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Sparrows Travelling West

A ship left Yarmouth with spar
row sitting on the nest the bird built
In the ship. Two eggs were in the
nest. The ship expected to be away
from land for about month. A pair
Of blackblrds built their nest in the
hollow formed between the marble
head and appraised arm of figure
above a grave in Southend cemetery.
A pair of blue tits rested, for the
third year in succession, in a letter.
box in Clarence road. South Benneet.
London Mail.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Wisdom

A most unusual case came up recent.
ly In Detroit court. woman was
sued for damages because, after hav.
ing weighed herself ON some penny-in.
thc-slot scales, she picked up a chair
and smashed the dial all to pieces.
"IhOse scales said that | weighed
20 pounds and ! weigh only 1885," de-
clared the woman Indignantly. "They
were both robbers and liars They got
my penny and then gave the wrong
weight"
sort of penny wise and pound fool.
ish," remarked the Judge as he ar
lnged for settlement.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Unsubstantial

Some Los Angeles reporters had but
tonholed Death Valley Scotty for the
hundredth time, trying to get new
story out Of him. When he fatty re-
fused to talk about his new palace out
in the desert one Of the boys asked:
"You won't be as lonely out there as
you think. Suppose one of these air
plane companies decides to make 1t a
stopping placer By the way, what do
you think of these cross-continent air
ship companies?"
"Aw, nothing but fy-by-night
schemes" snorted Scotty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
New Idea for Violin Bow

Violin bows, which have been strung
with horsehair ever since the Middle
ages at least, may soon have to yield
place to a new form of an old mate
rial. A German violinist has been
experimenting with bows strung with
silver wires of hairlike fneness, s'leht-
ly roughened on their surfaces to set
the violin strings vibrating. II Is
stated that SenstlyCaess and brll'aurn
Of tone are achieved that c.rH
the ci'~,s usually obtained with n.
old hul; ar Ouvs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Sweet Papa

A certain club had replaced its IA
millar black-coated servitors with
young, and sometimes pretty, wait
resses. One Of the old die-hard mem.
bers who had strongly opposed the
idea arrived for lunch.
Flows the duck today?" he growled,
glowerlng at the girl who came to
serve him.
"Oh, I'm all right" said the wait
ress perklly, sand how's the old peli-
CAM"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Fly in the Ointment

The venerable musician put down
his beloved instrument with sigh.
"pve but one regret" he said. 81
Gamma take my fiddle WI me when l
CO."
After all, that won't matter very
much" his visitor consOled him
You'll have harp, you knoww
"Aye" said the old viOinist, fierce
ly, "and wha's gaun tae learn the
harp at Ely ageP
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
With Good Company

Anyone who chldes ones self for
being an easy mark when a book Hglul
c"Hi,S around can get Il grain Of com.
fort from the fact that Abe iitrnln
uscd TO buy The wares of eNg.y buck
GGcnt Who ca r aryInd iGer.d,
Times Uuion
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Notice to Gre i itors

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub-
scriber of District of Columbia has ohtoiuo5
from the Orphans Court of Monteomeru
county, Md, letters of administrators n1
the personal estate of '''''" ""
LEILA E. BEAN.
rate oil Montgomery county. deceased An
persons having claims against the deceased
are merely. warned to exhibit and fiIe
the same in said court with yoncbers
thher col legally authenticated, on or before
tne zVth day of April, 1882; otherwise thew
81 ICY 10y ny law' De excluded from all benefit
OF said estate. All persons indebted RI
sald estate are requested to make inn.
neulate payment Given under nv hand
TINS 10th day of October, 1881,
CORNELIUS c. BEAN,
Administrator,
oo, Park Lane Apartments,
oo' No'ot Washington, D. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
BABY CHICKS.

~ we specialize in Reds, Barred Rocks
black Giants and Leghorns. Chicks from
accredited tiocks. Also utility bred chicks,
custom Matching. Let us do your hatch
ing Tor you. We hatch hen, duck and
turkey eggs.
GAITHERSBURG HATCHERY.
Gaithersburg, Md.
Jan 1o-lm" Phone Gath. 1870
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
HEMSTITCHING.

Twenty-four hour service ii, en- on hem
stitching and picotingat 10 cents Der ward
Work done on premises. ''"'
The Jewelry and Gift Shop.
" c. L. STRATMEYER,
Rockville, Md.
nov 2l-tt Phone 20 W
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Double.Checked

A slow-pay customer sent the follow
ing note to his garage mechanic:
Please send car; If o. K, will send
check"
The mechanic, however, was not do
ing any business On such risky terms
so lie wrote back: "Send check: #
o. X. will -"Hd rpr."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-01-01
Bic Reduction r..
Clothing.

/" Oi4eoII ..-ra #'.a..
FAC amor .. 44a4..,,.,.
across the street from the pos,ooice ofG, , j.
Bows NV, n nUa suits selling from SIG % made
Po oSs pure wool suits from e. o 10 $4,000
"'' Nee looking from m 80
Piu ny eng and repairing. Guaran,
rice suit Iihtee
ALSO Palm Beach suts cloa,o, 49,,
p'" ''0l" A. M until NJ o
"''' zone on my plant very reason ,,e oi.,.
,. .. b. Watson.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
LOS EXTREMISTS CONDE.
NAN UN MANIFESTO DE
LA UNION GENERAL DE
TRABAJADORES

Madrid Julio 29.-Los extre
mistas condenan en- tonos VIC
lentos un manifesto de la D.
MON General de TrabaJadofes,
la colectividad socialista que
apoya las normas de gobierno
del primer ministro Azana.
La Union General de Traba-
jadores sostiene que las huel-
gas, va sean generates o par
ciales, son inconvenientes en- es
tos momentos, por cuanto diff
cultan la labor del gobierno y
con elias NADIA Sc consegulra.
Los extremists de nuevo Sc
nalan a los socialistas como
traidores al movimiento de E.
mancipaci6n del proletariado
espanol.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
Sc PREPARARA UNA RE-
VOLUCION PARA Ell MES
DE AGOSTO

Habana, julio 29.-La policia
dice haber descubierto que Sc
preparaba una revolution para
el mes de agosto con ell fin de
derribar ell presente pobierno.
Dicese que dirigian los traha-
jos de conspiraci6n miembros
del ej6reito que Sc rebelaron ell
ano pasado, cuando perdi6 la
vida el general Peraza.
La policia Sc ha apoderado de
65 tibras de dinamita, las que Sc
dice iban a ser usadas para vo-
lar Ell puente del rio Almenda-
res cuando sobre el pasara Ell
autom6yil del presidente.
Aver por la manana fu6 dete-
nido un inspector de aduanas
balo la acusaci6n de permitir Ell
paso de armas y municiones CO.
mo 81 fueran frutas y otras mer
caderfas.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
Ell EJERCITO DE BONlSTAS
CONTINUARA 81 LUCIA

Washington, Julio 29,-WaI
,ter w. Waters, de Portland.
Oregon. comandan,e del ejer-
cito de los bonistas y Edward
Atwell, jefe del c~ampamento,
prometieron hoy que sus parti
'darioS continuaran la lucha en-
cualquier ctro Iugar, 81 eS ne
ceSario.
Pelham G.. G,asSford. supe-
rintendente de policia mani
feSt6 hoy que poniendo a los
eX soldados fuera de las GALES
y de los campamentos fedora
les no Sc telminaran sus dis
gustos.
Waters promatiendo una
reorganization, hizo saber que
Jos boniStas han lido va dema-
siado leioS para ahora yolyer
la eApalda.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
PROYECTOS DE LA LEY
QUE Ia CAMARA DEBE
RES0LNER

Habana' JUNO 29.-NarIoS
pfoyeetoS de ley de mPortan-
cia eStan scmetIdo' a Ia camara
de repreSy htahteS, zero cfeeSe
que Ia mayorla no Seran reSuel-
tos antes de noVlembre,
Entire los pfoyectoS fiEufa
La gaceta., 1932-07-29

Picnic en- Rocky Point
InusAtado entusiasmo reina
en- las barriadas de Ybor y West
Tampa para asistir al grandio-
so Picnic que ell domingo ofre-
ceran en- la playa de Rocky
Point, los miembros de los Ro-
val Knights of America.
Tres orquestas amenizarar
esta romerfa, cuyo programa
garantiza toda suerte de entire
tenimientos, concursos Y COM
petencias, con valiosos premios
para los triunfadores.
Para el almuerzo va Sc har
inscripto mas de 600 comensa.
les, los cuales seran atendidos
por bellas E interesantes senori'
tas.
En- nuestra cr6nica de mana
ma ofreceremos amplios deta'
lies de este que promote ser e
mas hermoso festival de la tenn
porada.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
LA UNION DE S~OCIEDADES
MUTUALISTAS ACTUAN
CON ENERGIA

Habana, julio 29.-La Union
General de Sociedades Mutualis
taS siSue actuando con energia
y aver Sc entreviSto con ct Sc
~cretario de sandal, teniente CO.
ronel C6Spedes,
Informo la Union al secreta-
rio de 10 sucedido en- ell sanato-
rio de la colonia espanola de Sa-
qua, dandole tambien los NOM
bres de varios medicos que han
abandonado sus labores sin avi-
Sar 0portunamente.
Tn escrito de esa organiza-
cion ha sido enviado al fiscal del
tribunal supreme, relatandole 10
ocurrido en- Sagua, por. 81 cons.
tituye I'm delito perseguible ante
los tribunales.
La Federation M6dica habfa
propuesto Sc elimi9ra de los
beneficids a los mismbros de
esas sociedades que tuvieran re-
cursos suficientes para curarse
sin recurrir a la ayuda mutua-
pero la Union recha26 10
propuesto por considerar que no
pueden negarse a TN socio los de
rechos que ell ~reglamento lie con-
code.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29

La concentration del poder
en- unas pocas manos agrada
al senador Pat Whitaker, 81
hemoS de juzgar sus ideas e in
tenciones por la junta munich
pal electoral, que creara por
una ley, y por el aviso que ano-
che diera, de que pedira a la
legislature nombre una conf
sion para que esta designe, en-
Ell condado de Hillsborough, a
los secretaries e inspectores de
los colegios electorales.
Creando la junta municipal
electoral, sin antes consular a
los e~lectores sobre los hombres
que debian integrarla, ell sena-
dor no estuvo a la altura de un
campe6n de la causa del pue-
bio, titulo que reclamara para
su persona, combatiendo, en-
las pasadas elecciones, a Dave
Sholtz y Peter o. knight.
Para la mayoria de los ciu-
dadanos de Tampa esa junta,
compuesta por hombres respe-
tables, representa- las ideas pc
liticas de Pat, no los sentimien
tos populares.
Ahora ell senador quiere es-
tablecer otra junta para que
esta designe los secretaries e
insp0ctores de las mesas cleo
torales, una junta compuesta
por un medico, un abogado, un
banquer0, I'm ministr0 y un
hombre de negocios.
Tampoco Sc consultara a los
.electores en- los cOmicios, para
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
NO HA La CO.
MISSION INVESTIGATORS

Madrid, Julio 29.-No ha
informado aun oficialmente la
comisi6n que investigara Ell
hundimiento del crucero Bias
de Leo, ocurrido frente al Ca
DO Finisterre, pero Sc dice que
ell accidente Sc debi6 a una roca
sumergida, que hace amos tam
bien fuera la causa del hundi-
miento del crucero Cardinal
Cisneros.
Sabese que han declarado
todos los oficiales del buque
naufrago y de los barcos "Men
DEE N1nez" Y "Libertad."
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
LA n DE
LOS SERVICIOS TRASAT
LANTICOS

Madrid, Julio 29.-Luego
de la publication del decreto
modificando Ell contrato entire
la naci6n y la compania Ira
satlantica, y ell dictamen de la
comisi6n ~parlamentaria, que
deja sin valor las disposiciones
del regimen de Primo de Rive
ra, ell ministro de marina la :
bora activamente para reorga-
nizar ell servicio trasatlantice
de vapores.
La fecha en- que los vapores
de la Trasatl antica seran de
nuevo puestos a hacer Wales
entire Esraha y los PASSES de
la America eapanola, no Sc ha
senalado todavia, pero espe-
rase que Sc fijara en- 81 otonO.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
lTURRALDE SERA EXPUL-
SADO DE MEXICO

Habana, julio 29.-Las noti-
|cias dc MEXICO dicen que ell 60
bierno del president Ortiz Ru-
bio eXpulsara de ALI al DR.. Itu-
rralde, ex-secretario de gober-
naci6n de Cuba. Tadbien sc a.
nuncia que seran expulsados los
'cubanos Jose Antonio Ramos v
Rafael Ramos PerazG, a los cda-
les Sc acusa en- union del ante
rior de soliviantar los animos de
los es%tudiantes mejicanos en- con
ira del regimen del presidente
MachadO.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
GESTIONES EN- FAVOR
DEL DR., MENCIA

Habana, Julio 29.-Ayer hi
.cieron gcstiones en- favor de la
libcrtad del Dr.. Mencia, la Sra.
Josefina Mencia y la Sra. Mar
elsa Gomez Arias de Espinosa,
hiia del expresidente general
Jose Miguel Gomez.
FL esp"eo de Ia Sra, Gomez
Arias, comandante Espinosa, Sc
eocuontra en- MiaVi, desterrado
Voluntariamente, luego de que
hiciera explosion una bomba en-
el p~alacio dc la pSesidencia, el
ano pasadO.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
A nnien nmedn interesar

A quien puedG tntereSdr
Fl comite administrative de
las Logias midas, al recibir los
balances de la Secci6n de Recrec
acord6 en- su Ultima session de-
volver ell dinero percibido p0r
concepto de papeletaS relacio-
nadas con ell obsequio de un au-
tom6vil que sc entregaria al a,
graciado con el numero del sOr,
teo del pasado % de Julio.
Aquellas personals que tiener
papeIetas en- su poder de las que
no aparecen en- las listas como
donadas a la Secci6n de Recreo
Sc les proveera de una tarjets
para que les sea entregado ST
imcprte por los miembros que
hubieron de venderselas.
Los pages Sc efectuaran lo'
lunes, martes : microbes, de 8 Z
8 de la noche, en- la oficina d.
ese comite, saRde las 10
gias UnidaS Is y D6cim'
svenida.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29
UN CREE
QUUE LA MONARQUIA
SERA EN-
AGOSTO

Madrid, Julio 29.-Los pc e,
riodicos socialistas comentan
ell acuerdo del ayuntamiento
de Cuartango, en- las provin-
cias Vascas, oponiendose a un
estatuto para esa region, pot
estimar que la monarquia sera
restaurada en- agosto con Don
Alfonso Carlos de Borb6n en-
al trono.
Segun csc ayuntamiento, con
la restauraci6n de la monar-
quia Sc concedera a los vascos
sus antiques fueros, que es al
go mejor que ell estatuto.
Sc esta investigando por ell
ministerio de la gobernaci6n,
la base del acuerdo tornado
Dor esa municipalidad.
La gaceta., 1932-07-29

N0tG de duel0
En- ell sanatorio del Centric
Espanol dej6 de existir en- la
tarde de aver ell professor Luis
L. Mayoqui. notable pianista Y
uno de los espanoies mas que
rides y respetados de la gran CO.
Ionia latina de esta iocalidad,
Profunda pena ha causado la
triste noticia de su desapari-
ci0n.
A los pies de su viuda, la Illus
ire actriz Pillar Ramirez, Y de
todos sus familiares, rendimos
e testimonio de nuest ira mas
sentida condolencia.