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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
CRESS GRANGE

The Cress Grange held a public pro-
gram at the school house Friday night,
February 10Th, in honor of the Bicen-
tennial Celebration of the 20Oth An
niversary of George Washington's
birthday with a large crowd present.
The master, S. L. Jones, called the
house to order and the meeting open
ed with the singing of America fol-
lowed by prayer by Rev. c. E. Rid
enhour of China Grove.
The meeting was then turned over
to the lecturer, ]. F. Cress and a good
program was rendered consisting of
exercises by the school children follow
ed by a reading from an old history
book on the life of Washington by
Whit L. Wilhelm. Next was an address
on the life of Washington by Rev. C.
E.. Ridenhour which he gave very
forcibly and was enjoyed by all. Fol-
lowing was another address by Rev.
J. H. Keller of China Grove which was
good and suited for the occasion. At
ter another song by all the meeting
closed with prayer by Rev. ]. H. Kell-
er.
L. B. Bassinger has been preparing
his water melon patch about two or
three acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Parks spent the
day in Salisbury Saturday.
F. P. Shoe has been on the sick list
for several weeks and is not much bet
ter at this time.
The farmers of this section are busy
planting and sowing spring oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Weaver and
family spent Saturday evening in Sal
isbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert MENUS are all
smiles. A boy.
Rev. c.. R. Patterson of China Grove
preached at Grace E. L church Sun
day evening, Feb. 21st.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
RESALE OF REAL PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of an Order of the
Special Proceeding, entitled: Marvin Eller
J. Eller, widow Lizzie Eller Vance Eller
and wife, Edith Eller; Henry Eller; l.. H.
Eller; Clara Eller; Lille May Eller; and
Lavina Eller Goodman and husand, Lawson
Goodman, Defendants" same being No. S46
upon the Special Proceeding Docket of said
court, the undersigned Commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1892,
AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON,
at the Courthouse door in Salisbury, North
Carolina, offer for resale to the highest bid
der, or bidders, for cash, all that certain tract
or parcel of land, lying and being in Provi-
dence Township Rowan County. North Car
V. W. Trexler, A.. M. Eller, and described as
follows:
BEGINNING at an iron stake on the
West side of the public road, J. L. Bar
public road. North ss deg. West 52s feet
to a stake; thence North SO det. West
172 feet to a stake; thence North SLY
deg. West $50 feet to a stake thence
North 20 deg. West 287 feet to an iron
stake, Longs corner; thence with Longs
line, North 83-h deg. West 214 feet to a
stake; thence North 10 deg. West 44
feet to an iron stake; thence North Is
deg. West 222 feet to an iron stake. v.
w. Trexler's corner; thence with Trek
ler's line, South "a deg. West 1898 feet
to a stake, Eller's line; thence South
52 deg. East 264 feet to an iron stake;
thence South IS deg. West 1855 feet to a
stake in a branch; thence with said branch
in a southern direction 448 feet to an iron
stake; thence North AZ deg. East sc feet
to a stake; thence South 36-h deg. East
458 feet to a persimmon; thence North
81 deg. East 1915 feet to an iron pin;
thence South 20 deg. East 1000 feet to an
iron stake, T. R. Eller's line; thence with
Eller's line, North As deg. East 674 feet
to an iron stake; thence North 4s deg.
West $50 feet to an iron stake; thence
North 55-Ha deg. East 66S feet to the BE-
GINNING, containing Sc 23-100 acres,
more or less.
This property is to be sold subject to
the dover interest of Lille J. Eller in
and to % 1-3 acres thereof.
Bidding to begin at 81, 05O.0 0
This March 3rd, 1882.
T. F. HUDSON AND
JOHN l.. RENDLEMAN. SR..
Commissioners.
RENDLEMAN & RENDLEMAN, and
HUDSON & HUDSON, Attorneys. Mch4-18.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
Cleveland P. 0. S. Of A.
Has Washington Program

Washington Camp No. 3 of the
Cleveland Patriotic Order, Sons of
America, put on a Washington pro-
gram Tuesday night in the auditorium
of the Cleveland high school.
An interesting program was ar
ranged, including string music by the
Morris brothers, of Lexington, and an
address by Hugh G. Mitchell, of
Statesville, past state president Of the
order. The meeting opened with the
singing of America. Invocation was
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
LAB 0 R N E W S
By
F. T. CORNELIUS, Secretary
Salisbury-Stencer Central Labor Union

A representative of the Central La
Dor Union had the pleasure of calling
on Senator Morrison at his office in
the national capitol to discuss pending
legislation directly or indirectly af-
fecting labor. During this conference,
Senator Morrison stated his position on
the LaFollette-C ostigan 1915, 900, 900
unemployment relief bill in part, as
follows:
Under the LaFollette- Costigan bill
only $125, 900 can be used for this
relief between now and June so next.
So far as l am concerned, / have been
convinced that the United States Gov
eminent ought to grant that much re-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04

offered by A. L. FARRELL, county presi-
dent. Congressman R. J.. Doughton
had given the camp a portrait of
George Washington which was pre-
sented at this meeting by J. c. Kes-
Ter, state treasurer. Prof. {. r. Hutch
inson of the Cleveland high school ac-
cepted the picture for the camp and
made a few remarks on the life of
Washington.
The meeting was open and well at
tended.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
1906 Jobs Found

The American Legion and Allied
Groups of which the American Fed
Grafton of Labor is a part, reports that
1906 jobs were found in the first
seven days of the drive. Added impet-
III to the job finding campaign was
given by the announcement that Is
presidents of important railroads have
assigned executive officials to assist
the committee in its drive against the
depression. A committee composed OF
J. L. Shaver, J. M. Monroe and F. T,
Cornelius has been appointed by the
local Central Labor Union to coop
eratein every way possible in this cam
paign.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
Salisbury Hospital Is e.
Pected To Apply; Conn
mittee To Work Out
Plans For Obtaining As
SiStance.'
100000 FUND
IS EXPECTED TO
BE DISTRIBUTED
40 Ortbamages ON List;
Trustees Will Convene
In Charlotte To Deter
mine AU0tments.

Salisbury hospital will probably ap-
ply to the Duke Foundation for funds
to aid it in its operations, it was de-
cided at a recent annual meeting of
the stockholders of this institution.
This matter will be placed in the
hands of a committee to work out.
At the annual meeting the follow
ing board Of directors was named to
serve during the year:
DIR. T. W. Seay, DR.. Whitehead Nc
Kenzie, DR.. ]. G. Ramsay, DR.. ]. W.
Zimmerman, H. C. Holmes, Stable
Linn, M. G. McCurdy, E. D. Mccall
and Henry w. Davis. The directors
will meet at an early date and elect
officers for the year. The present Of
ficers are: Henry W. Davis, president;
Mrs. B. H. Ralston, secretary, and DR..
J. E. Stokes, treasurer.
About three-quarters of a million
dollars is expected to be distributed to
hospitals and orphanages Of the Car
olinas for their charity work during
1881, when the board of trustees of
the Duke endowment meets in Char
lotte March % for the annual allot-
ment of funds.
Last March, the endowment trustees
distributed $S65,19444 to the two
classes of institutions of the two states
for their work in 1880.
Ninety-six hospitals of the two
states have already applied for sup
port from the endowment and have
filed their record of charity cases for
consideration of the board, which will
decide at the March meeting whether
all Of the sc institutions are to receive
allotments. It is estimated that these
hospitals will receive about 100000
in March distribution.
About 40 o~rphanages will lie con-
sidered for participation in the endow-
ment fund.
At the board meeting in Charlotte
last March, the trustees gave $71S,.
AZ to 1o3 hospitals of the Carolinas
and $146,722.44 to a. orphanages.
This year, no allotments will b.
made to tuberculosis sanatoria, %cuttine
down the number of hospitals to about
Sc and the sum awarded will prob:
ably be about 100000. However
there are likely to be increases to
number Of hospitals and orphanage
making the total amount to be distri
buted approximately the same as thu
total last year.
Under the rules of the endowment
which was established by the late ]
B. Duke, power and tobacco magnate
the board distributes the fund on
basis of a dollar per day for charity
patients treated in publicly-owned hos
pitfalls and for the days of care giver
each child by orphanages.
The endowment board is composed
of Chairman Allen, Vice Chairman
William States Lee of Charlotte; Viii
liam R. Perkins, Walter c. Parker
Alex H. Sands, Jr., William B. Bel
and Mrs. Nanaline H. Duke, all Of
New York; Norman A. Cooke, DR.
Watson S. Rankin, Charles l. Burk.
holder and Edward C. Marshall, all Of
Charlotte; William N. Reynolds o.
Winston-Salem Bennette E. Geer Of
Greenville, S. c., Dr.. Robert L. Flow.
ers of Durham, and J. Elwood Cox O:
High Point.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
NeW Plan

The Greensboro Central Labor I'm
ion is to have a discussion group. Va
rious speakers will have charge of the
discussions, which will deal with va
rious angles of the current economic
picture. Rev. Ronald. J. Tamblyn wa,
in charge of the first meeting which
was held last Tuesday night. The
group will meet once a week, probab-
ly just before the regular business ses-
sion.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04

phooraph, CnMn National RnHwas
THAT in the big grain elevators at Montreal there is a machine that
L can pick up a loaded freight car, and tossing it about a IS though It
were a toy empty it of its grain in less than a minute? The photograph
shows a freight car being unIoaded by n of these machines. n
unloading record Of one Of these machines is three cars in two minutes.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
This Miner Pans
$3.50 Gold Pieces

Bidwell Bar, Calf.-To find gold
dust or nuggets is not SO unusual. To
find gold minted and ready for the
bank is something else.
1. A. Briggs, miner, had that expe-
rience here recently.
He was panning for gold in the riv-
er. Noting something bright in his pan,
he discovered that he had mined" two
$3.50 gold pieces, one dated 1S47 and
the other 1851.
1t is believed that some early-day
miner in this old gold camp lost them.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04

II hear that when Jones was in the
hospital he had to have two nurses
day and night"
eyes, his wife wouldn't trust him
alone with just one."-Colorado Med
iciue.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04
Bulletin Service

The local Central Labor Union has
instructed its trustees to provide a bull
letin board to be placed in the hall for
the purpose of keeping members of all
crafts posted on all new developments
and to assist union workmen to obtain
employment.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04

Quality is often the measure of
quantity especially in living.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-04

SMOKED A BARGAIN C1GAR"-
Headline. How's that for a brief cpl
taph?
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

Lima, PERU. julio Liza ar
tilleria del gobierno esta atacan-
do a los rebeldes en- el norte del
Peru, seg1n una nota official
dada en- la manana de hoy. Los
revolucionarios que atacaron la
carcel de madruga3a asesinan-
do a politicos Y militares, mar
chan hacia Traylabamba Y San
tiago de Chuco.
FL avance federal sobre Tru-
jillo fu6 protegido por un es-
cuadr6n de aeroplanos que des-
peR6 de las cercanias de Sala-
VERY.
Sc han pedido refuerzos para
ccrtar la retirada de los insur-
ge9tes que avanzan hacia Ira
yabamba.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
CURTIS FUE C~ONDENADO
A UN ANO Y MULTA DE
MIL PESOS

Pennington, n. j., julio IL
Encontrado culpable de obstruc
cionar la captura de los secues-
tradores del nino Lindbergh,
John Hughes Curtiss fu6 con-
denado hoy a un ano de carcel
V multa de mil pesos. Ell maxi
mo de la sentencia hubiera po-
dido ser de 3 amos y multa de
mil pesos.
Los abogados de la defensa
pidieron que ell veredicto Sc de-
clarara sin valor, basandose en-
los mismos argumentos que uti-
lizaraa durante ell juicio con el
prop6sito de impedir que la eau
sa llegara al jurado.
Uno de los abogados de la de-
fensa dijo que Curtis nunca ha
bia tenido contacto con los Sc
cuestradores y que era un hon.
bre con suenos exagerados acer-
ca de las cosas y los barcos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
IA 9AGETA

tres barberos ell alcalde Chan
.cey, a quien present6 ell Sr. Paul
Schooley.
La invocation religiosa estu-
'vo a cargo del DR.. E. C. Nance,
pastor de la Primera Iglesia
Cristiana.
Pronunciaron discursos expli
cando la labor de inspection y
de mejoramiento sanitario en-
las barberias, los Sres. V. V.
Vought y C. Sweeting, MEM
bros del comite examinador de
barberos del estado.
Mas tarde Sc procedi6 a ele-
CIR Ell cuerpo director de los
barbercg, sio1do escorido
para presidente ell Sr. Otto
Bocher, de st. Petersburg; pri-
mer vice-presidente, j. Oscar
Robbins, de Lakeland; segundo
vice C. Flyd, de Miami; tie 'cer
vice, NJ. S. Kitchum, de West
Palm Beach; cuarto vice, G c.
Lewis, de Lakeland; quinto Vi
ce, U. U. Burton, de Orlando, y
.sexto vice, Andrew c.. Bellet cio,
de Tampa. James M. Pearce, de
West Palm Beach, fu6 electo Sc
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
IMPORTANTES NOTICIAS


Rio de Janeiro, julio 11.-Un
movimiento sedicioso en- ell es-
tado de Sac Paulo, apoyado por
dos cuerpos del ejercito, esta in
quietando hoy al gobierno. Fuer
zas salieron de aqui a dominar
la rebellion, la cual parece con-
finada a la capital de tan i'm
portante esfado.
las autoridades federales in
forman que Sc han tornado ex-
tracrdinaria8 medidas para res
tablecer ell orden y que ell dascon
tento sera dcminado en- muy DO
co tempo. En- ell resto del pals
Ia tranquilidad parece ser COM
pleta.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

Bucarest, Rumania, julio IL.
Barba Azul de Rumania,
Ion Crivoi, cuyos crimenes con-
m~ovieron a TODD ell pals, ha ST.
do sentenciajo a p risi6n por
toda la vida. Crivoi, a quien ell
tribunal en- su sentencia desert
be como un imbecil asesin6 a
siete personals, mujeres seis de
elias. Durante ell iuicio ell hon.
bre no solo admiti6 esos delitos,
sino que 10 sdescribio en- detailes
diciendo que mientras descuar-
tizaba los cuerpos de sus vic
timas, siempre hacia que un TO-
n0grafo lie tocara pleas que Ell
estimaba suavizaban sus ner-
vios.
Sostuvo que cuando mataba
a aiguien parecia que Sc puri-
ficaba por algln tempo.
Cinco de sus crfmenes los ha-
bia cometido Improvements, pc
70 cay6 en- poder de las autori-
dades cuando Sc resolvi6 a ase-
sinar g Su esposa y a un cria-
do cue para el trabajaba. E 81
esposa Y ell criado les do muer.
tie pegandoles con un latigo que
hiciera con alambres, Y despues
enterro los cuerpos en- ell patio
de donde los extrajo la policia.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
PRONUNCIO UN INTERE-
SANTE Discourse EN- LAKE
LAND Ell JUEZ FEDERAL
AKERMAN

En- un almuerzo celebrado
hoy por ell Club Rotario, en-
Lakeland, pronunci6 IN nota-
bic discurso ell iuez federal A
herman, de este distrito. Mr..
Alderman dijo que siempre ha-
bia sido I'm optimista y que en-
su vida privada habia sabido
sobrellevar con firmeza las ad
versidades.
EN- I'm tempo de paz, mi
Homes de hombres estan sin ira
baJo; una gran parte de estos,
con sus familias, estan sufrien-
do los efectos del hambre; la
fabrication esta paralizada Z;
los negocios en- bancarrota
las %naciones, estados, conda.
dos, districts, undergraduates
e individuos estan procurandC
repudiar las deudas justas; las
eontribuciones en- nuestro pal.
son exhorbitantes; ell crimen
la corruption y ell soborno, pa
recen predominant; ell respect
para la ley, ell orden y la de
c%encia, esta en- descenso y Ell c.
munismo Sc extiende en- I'm;
proportion que aquellos d
nosotros que estamos en- la
mejores posiciones, no nos a
trevemos a admitirlo.'
Isl Sc me preguntara ell non
bre de las causas de TODD este
mi contestaci6n seria corta
simple: demasiada legislation
ell gobierno en- los negocios
paternalismo, extravaganza
p1blica y privada; perdida d.
respeto para la ley y los fun
cionarios publicos; fracaso d.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

Butte, Montana, Julio IL
Roberto s. Levy, de 10 amos,
gu, Sc dice es heredero de una
RIGA familia neoyorquina, Sc qui
to Ia vida en- Lewiston, hacien-
dose IN disparo de revolver.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

cretaric y W,P. Holland, tam
bien de West Palm Beach, teso-
zero.
Realiz6 los trabajos de orga-
nizaci6r Ell Sr. Walter P. R.
Wagner, cuarto vice-presidente
de la Association Nacional de
Maestros Barberos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
Antesc de suicidarse Levy dijo
a sus companeros que estaba a.
burrido de la existencia.

Fall River, Mass, julio Ii
Lucien A. Derosier ha presenta-
do una demanda de divorcio Y
menciona como motive prifci-
pal ell hecho de que su esposa
acostumbra a dormir poniendo-
lie los pies en- la cara.
La Sra. Derosiers admiti6 la
acusaci6n asegurando que ella
dormia con sus pies donde deoia
estar su cabeza, luego de ha-
Der descubierto que su marido
estaba en- relaciones muy ami
gables con otra mujer.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

los tribunales, fiscales y jura-
dos a cumplir estrictamente
sus deberes; ell quebrantamien
to del hogan americana Y Ell a.
partamiento de la religion de
nuestros padres. S~ostienese que
en- los 1ltimos cinco anos mas
de $4,000 leyes han sido apro-
badas por ell congreso y las Ie-
gislaturas de 48 estados. Yo ira
to tanto como cualquiera de
obedecer todas las leyes, y con
f%gecuencia descubro que por ig
rorancia he Violado alg1n es-
tatut0 legal. ST despues de mas
de 40 amos de estudio, yo violo
Ia ley por ignorancia, Gque
puede esperarse de la mayoria
de los ciudadanos que no tie
men oportunidad para estudiar
las leyes?
EN- la vida pfivada, bai0
el sistema de pages a plazos,
nos hemos lanZadO en- una or
gfa de gastos, tratando de
mantenernOs a la par con los
Joneses, hasta ell punto que la
mayoria de los matrimonios es
tan gastando mas de 10 que de
ben gastar."
"Durante la presente crisis
20 he buscado Y rogado por
un Noises que venga a sacar-
nos de donde estamos, pero to-
dos mis- ruegos han sido mutt
les"
EN- la vida privada HON
bres y mujeres estan bajandc
y descendiendo por todos los
caminos a una excesiva veloci-
dad, sin tener que If a ningu-
ma parte y sin NADIA que hacer
Y atendiendo a las convencio.
mes con ell principal objeto dc
embriagarse y ocasionar distul
bios por la noche.
",Dios quiera concedernos
que en- alguna parte del pals
en- una aldea, en- ell pueblo {
en- la ciudad, en- ell taller o Ell
la oficina, .algun Washington
algun Jackson, alg1n Lincoln
T., algun Roosevelt o alg1n VIII
:, son este preparandose par;
+, contestar a la llamada y SAGA
nos de nuestras difficulties.
Gel pueblo americana Sc en-
= cuentra en- un estado tai de i'm
ginaci6n que esta listo para re
. cibir 6rdenes, buenas o ma!a'
, Y ojala que cuando ell leade
q llegue, 6l nos conduzca en-
debida direction
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
INTFRES LOCAL
NOTICIAS o.

Utilizando I'm punz6n de HE
10 entraron los ladrones en- Ell
domicilio de J. w. Bagear, calle
Doce 3401, llevandose SIS que
habia en- ell boIsillo de un pam
talon.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

Con ell mismo procedimiento
los ladrones penetraron en- la
casa del Sr. George Morgan, a
venida % n1mero 11O5, lle-
vandose IN SOLITAIRE, TN radio,
un collar de perlas, un reloj pul
sera y un vestido de soda.
A la policia denuncio el Sr.
w. H. Strocher, vecino de South
Howard 206, que al regresar de
sus vacaciones encontro que al
guien habia entrado en- su resi-
dencia, llevand0se una maquina
de escribir portatil, una peque-
ma GAIA conteniendo papeles y
joyas, dos rev6lvers y varias
pleas de vestir.
Tambien denunciaron aver 70
hos conetidos en- sus domici-
los los ciudadanos Ray Coma
lez, de n Gale Ashley 1909, y 0.
J. %pr III, de Huntley 1907.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
Sociedad de Beneficencia Personal y Familiar
LA BONOAD
A NUESTROS ASOCIADOS Y AL PUBLICO
EN- GENERAL

Eta Socledad, siempre alerta en- 10 que a los inte-
feSe5 tie suS asoclados c0nclerne, Y queriend0 una vZ
mas demostrar su agradecimiento al pueblo latino. ha-
&c la slguiente aclaraci6n:
Quen Q ha penSad0 e nningun momento aumentar la
Quota a suS asocIados, y que carece de toda veracidad ell
que Sc pretendlera hacer un recargo a las Quotas 81 Sc tie
ne en- cuenta que la instruction siempre ha manifestado
interes por todas las desgracias y desmejoras que ha We
ildo sufrlendo ell buen pueblo trabaiador desde hace al
IN tempo. ES del TODD improcedente Y fuera de lugar,
preterder recargar sobre los hombros de los obreros, un
PESO aun mayor del que va no pueden resistir.
ksta Sociedad, animada del buen deseo de brindar
. sus asociadOs todas las mayores faciidades, Sc ha olvi-
rado por entero de su reg amento y ha pr0curado servir
9 an sin fin de personals que, sin ser s0ci0s nuestros, han
sido atendidos con los mismos privilegios que estos, pero
no siendo nueS.ro deseo 0[ender a nadie, sino desvirtuar
por complete esta clase de campana, en- la que Sc ampa-
AN otraS Sociedades para llevar a cabo ciertas medidas
del TODD iniustas.
La Bondad no ha variado en- 10 absolute su regla-
'nento desde que Sc fund6; habiendo cumplido ell 81 de
-fayo su segund0 anivRrsario. FL da que este Sc llevara
4 cabo, 10 haria, pero para mejorar a sus asociados.
NUEsTRAs QUOTAS SON:
zoe semana}es: medico Y medicinal.
sc semana1es: m6dico, medicina Y soc de dieta diaria
45c semanales: m6dico, medicinal y 500 de dieta diaria
Sc Semanates: medco. medicina y $3.50 de dieta diaria
Csc semanales: medico, medicina y $500 de dieta diaria
SOC semanales: medico, medicina y $500 de dieta diaria
Todo individuo que por espacio de dos meses. a par
tir de esta fecha, hubiere perdid0 sus derechos en- otras
Sociedades y deseara ingresar en- LA BONDAD, entra-
"a con todOS sUs derechos desde ell primer recibo.
Cirica de Emergencia con "guardia internal de da
V de nOche.
1S0411a Gale Is Telefono Y1336
Ell Secretario,
T. Ulmo.
$50 80
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

Los nlaestros barberos de la
Florida comenzaron aver su pri
EZRA convention annual, en- ell
Auditorium, presidiendo ell Sr.
Leo L~astinger, de Tampa.
Di6 la bienvenida a los macs
La gaceta., 1932-07-11

Roma, julio lila rumba y
las danzas modernas de Ameri-
ca han desplazado a las danzas
tipicas i~talianas Sn los teatros y
en- los ealones de bale. Como re-
sultado de este el sindicato fas-
cista que DONNA los asuntos
t~eatrales, ACADIA de ofrecer dos
prSmios para nuevas danzas tia
lianas. Tn premio de $500 Sc da-
ra al creador de una DANA tfpi-
ca italiana para ell teatro, Otro
premio, tambi6n de $500, Sc o.
torgara a la mejor DANA, de
salon de bale, que, sujetando-
Sc a las orientaciones modernas,
Sc conforme a las tradiciones
italianas.
La gaceta., 1932-07-11
SENIOR SUSCRlPTOR

LIE rogamos no pague a ninguno de los
partidores de este periodico 81 no lie entire
ga IN recibo.
Haganos este favor y al mismo tempo
eyitese molestias.
ST tiene alguna dificultad con SUI repair
tidor, o no lie llevan su reri6dico a tempo,
dedique dos minutes a llamarnos por los te-
l6fonos 1882 y 1888 y lie atenderemos
sin perdida de tempo.
Lea La Gaceta Y recomiendele a sus a.
migos que la lean.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-03-25
UNEMPLOYMENT FUNDS
BY STATE EMPLOYEES

The officials and employ
ees who have been donating
one day pay each month for
an employment fund the past
four months have been asked
by governor Hunt to continue
this donation until such time
the employment situation has
been relieved. The dona-
tions have been as follows:
December -. $7,839.55
January ... 7,469.08
February ..... 7,O57.73
The money received by
these contributions have been
turned over to the county
chairman for unemployment
relief in each county in
which the money was raised