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The Washington times., 1932-07-22

Thirty.third st. N. w.
Archie B. Fletcher, 35, and
Mary Fletcher, 3715 Rhode Is
land Ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Ruby Wood, 4S, and Elsie
Wood, 13, go b st. S. w.
Beulah Cooley, 20, Kensing.
ton, Md.
Dorothy Hazer. Z. s1S7 Thirty.
third st. N. w.
L. b. Parker, 21, 9OS H st.
N. w.
Thomas Vert, 2S, 11SS Park
Pl. N. E.
Joseph BOraffiO. 81 L st.
N. E.
Edward Michaels, 1O4 Sixth
st. S. E.; John Blake Bailey
and Sue Bailey, 1923 Tenth st.
N. W.; Mrs. Alice ScOgen, 20,
1880 Lewis st. N. E.; John Shep-
herd, 18, 1909 Wisconsin Ave.
N. w.; Ralph Morris, 3249 N
st. N. W.; r. w. Strong, IS,
Falls Church, Va.
AT GARFIELD HOSPITAL
Mrs. Fannie MeikeljOhn, 40,
of 5819 Blair Road.
AT PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Maggie Weimer, 81, Fl Six
teenth st. N. E., and Caroline
Weimer, 20 months; Catherine
Weimer, 8, same address; Ruth
VOSs, 35, 314 SeatOn Pl. N. E.;
ElOiSe Wilson, 20, 1928 Upshur
st. N. w.
AT GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL
Mrs. w. C. Leachy, 729 Long.
fellow st. N. w.
Mrs. Elizabeth TennifilI, 291S
Olive Ave. N. w.
Miss Annabelle Beavers, 2915
Olive Ave. N. w.
Charles Mastin, 1915 Thirty
fifth St. N. w.
Virginia Mastin, 1915 Thirty
fifth st. N. w.
Ashton Carter, Clarendon, Va.
Sadie Burke, 1915 Thirty-fifth
st. N. w.
Trinnie Morrow, 1913 Thirty.
fifth st. N. w.
LOttie Dellard, 1857 Thirty
fifth st. N. w.
George Delineshi, address un'
known.
JudsOn Carter, Cherrydale,
Va.
The Washington times., 1932-07-22
HOOVER To GET
NOTIFICATION
ON AUG, Il

The formal notification Of his
nomination as the Republican
candidate will be received by
President Hoover at Constitution
Memorial Hall here on the night
Of August IL.
Everett Sanders, national Re-
publican CT a;rman, conferred
with the PreSid ent yesterday
about his campaign and accept
ance speech.
Sanders also discussed selection
of campaign manager for East
ern headquarters and. despite
Iumors to the contrary. indicated
that Representative Bertrand H.
Smell (RO of New York, minority
floor leader in the House, would
not be the man.
Constitution Hall, which will
seat abVIt $500 people, also was
used by President Coolidge when
he made his acceptance speech in
1924.
On the delicate question of pro-
hibition, an attempt is to be
made to carry the fight into the
camp of the enemy, although
every effort will be bent to es-
tablish economic revival as the
paramount issue OF the campaign.
The G. o. P. cry will be:
eff you accept the Demo
cratic platform upon which
Gov. Franklin d. Roosevelt and
Speaker John N. Garner are
running, you will be inviting
the return of the corner Sa-
LOOM"
So far as the vital problem
of business conditions and unem-
ployment is concerned, it will be
the old idea of not changing
horses in midStream.
The Washington times., 1932-07-22
WHAT'S DOING
When and Where

Card Party st. Francis de
Sales Church, 8 p. M. auditorium
at Rhode Island Avenue and
Twentieth Street, northwest.
decentralization County
Democratic Club, 8 p. M, Moose
Hall, Courthouse Road and Will
son Boulevard, Clarendon. Va.
Meeting-Arlington County Re
publican Committee, 8 p. m, in
the Spaulding building at Claren-
don, Va.
Meeting-The Northern Vir-
ginia Odd Fellows Association, 8
p. m, in the Shiloh, Va.
Lawn Party-Benefit of the
Tuxedo Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and the Tuxedo Christian
Church. evening. on the Fire De-
partment grounds, Tuxedo, Md.
Dance-1932 Class of Baden
Agricultural High School. 9 p.
m, Connick Hall, Baden, Md.
Carnival-Silver Spring Volun-
teer Fire Department, evening,
on grounds opposite Engine
House.
The Washington times., 1932-07-22
CHINESE BIBLE
SCHOOL OPENS

Thirty-five children are attend
ing the first daily vacation Bible
school to be organized here
exclusively for Chinese children
at Calvary Baptist Church.
The school, organized by the
Chinese Christian Association, a
group of young men acting on
principles of the Young Mems
Christian Association, is being
sponsored by the American COM
mittee whose local leaders are
the Rev. E. L. Ford of Foundry
M. E. Church, president: Mrs. F.
F. Holsopple, secretary; and
Howard H. SaXton, treasurer.
The young mems group Mon
day will open school for
Chinese adults here, numbering
800, with classes in elementary
business. English, and govern
ment.
Chinese girls attending local
colleges are aiding American
women in teaching the children
at the vacation school.
The Washington times., 1932-07-22
List of Victims Poisoned by Food on Excursion Trip

Herbert Thompson, "a, $500
X st. N. w.
George Hardy, IL, 900 X st.
s. E.
Jennie FADE, 81, 731 Twenty.
second st. N. w.
AgneSS Camel, no age, 2O38
Eighteenth st. N. w.
william DielOy, IL, 1923 Kent
st. N. E.
Eleanor Door. 80, 1921 d st.
S. E.
AT SIBLEY HOSPITAL
Karl ThOrne, ~, IA Oates
st. N. E., and his daughter, Bar
bara, 2H.
Millicent Murray, IL, 1926
Evans St., GlenwOOd, Md.
AT CASUALTY HOSPITAL
Helen Ledesheweskv, 1914
King
Rita Kremer, Is, 1OQ6 New
Hampshire Ave.
Sarah BlemSOn, 124O Twen-
ty-ninth st. N. w.
Mrs. Carrie Parker, 20, and
L. b. Parker, 9O8 Eighth st.
N. w.
Robert Reed. n, 4s Frank
st. N. w.
Burcher Brown and Gram
phille Brown, IL, 1O2 Thirtieth
St., Mt. Rainier.
Edith Osborn, Is, 13 Madison
st. N. w.
Mrs. Anna Osborn, 20, 1716
North Carolina Ave. N. E.
Louise MeikeljOhn, IA, 581S
Blair Rd. N. w.
Earl C. Howell, II, 1880
Thirty-third st. N. w.
Archie B. Fletcher, IS and
Mary Fletcher, 3715 Rhode
Island Ave. N. E.
Owen Robinson, 30, 1918
Thirty-fifth St. N. w.
Joseph Gardiner, jr., 6, and
Gloria Gardiner, 8, 1877 West
Luray St., Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Ruby Wood, 48, and
Elsa Wood, 62O B st. S. w.
Dorothy Hazer, 7, 3737
\ Thirty-third St. N. w.
Mrs. Charles Cooley, KenSing-
ton, Md.
Alice SnOuffer, FL, 1119
Staples st. N. E.
Dorothy Vert, 6, and Thomas
F. Vert, %, 1133 Park Pl. N. E.
Harry HaIsinger, 1913 Massa-
chusetts Ave. N. E.
Victor FarhOOd, LOG Fourth
st. S. E.
Maize Oliver, FL, SO South
Lacey St.. BallStOn, Va.
Jennings Jones, 227 s st. N. E.
Alice MurdOck, FL, 231 C st.
N. E.
Gloria Gardner, 8, 1877 West
Luray st., Alexandria, Va.
Joseph Gardner, s, 167 West
Luray ST., Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Charles Cooley 40, Ken.
SingtOn, Md.
Dorothy Vert, 6, 1888 Park
RI. N. T..
Helen Leneskewsky, 1914 King
St., Alexandria, Va.
Rita Kreamer, 10, 1905 New
Hampshire Ave. N. w.
Sarah ClemensOn, ~, 1910
Twenty-ninth St. N. w.
Carrie Parker, 20, 9OS H st.
N. w.
Robert Reed, ~, 4S F st.
N. w.
Burcher Brown, Is, and
Granville Brown, 2, 3OO2 Twen-
tieth st. N. E.
Charles d. Powell, II, 1880
The Washington times., 1932-07-22

Marguerite Dellard, 1857 Thir-
ty-fifth st. N. w.
Mary DeIlard, 1857 Thirty.
fifth st. N. w.
Nellie Fisher, 2918 N st. N. w.
Alma Mastin, 1915 Thirty.
fifth st. N. w.
Nargee Beavers, 2915 Olive
Ave. N. w.
Audry Ricketts,, Cabin John,
Md.
James Ricketts,, Cabin John,
Md.
Vernon Ricketts,, Cabin John,
Md.
william Clark, I'll Seven
teenth st. S. E.
POISONED VETERANS
George Loeb,
], ID. Bumbauh,
J. d. York,
M. O'COnnell.
Mac Rutherford.
r. Savage,
Scott WiSner,
Frank Petrie.
J. H. HOpejOy,
E. Hastings,
d. G. Mcdonald.
Jesse Farmer,
w. HI. FOye,
C. J. Leber,
Albert SkindZell,
w. S. O'COnnOr,
Roy Hinkel,
Gus Kilburg,
w. ]. Mulcahey,
Lloyd KesSIer,
Norman ThOmlinSOn,
G. B. WithrOw,
Wiley *. Bell,
The Washington times., 1932-07-22
20 Budapest Reds
Arrested in Plot

BUDAPEST, July % G.N.SO.
Twenty prominent Communist
leaders were arrested today
charged with plotting to blow up
factories, promote strikes, and
incite riots on international
anti-war day, August l..
The Washington times., 1932-07-22
ADVERTISER ENT
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Do not confuse Glendage with other
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gland remedy. Accept no substitute.
3O-day treatment Glendage treatment.
So at the Peoples Drug Stores. or by
mail from Jos A Puma. Los Angeles.
The Washington times., 1932-07-22
AT EMERGENCY HOSPITAL


Helen Purdy, s, Capitol
Heights, Md.
Beatrice James, %. IS Eighth
Rose Marie Lear, 13. BaIIstOn.
Va.
Warner Ricketts,, IL, of Cabin
John, Md. Buddy Ricketts,, 6;
Dave Ricketts,, 81; Mildred Rick.
etts, 27. oooo
Mrs. Ella F. Storm, A, 1922
Thirteenth st. N. w.
Mrs. BeuIah HerShfield, 35;
Richard HershfieId, 5; Robert
Hershfield, 8, and Adele Hersh'
field, 10, all Of 729 Longfellow
st. N. w.
Clarence E. SpenlOck, 7, and
Susan SpenlOck, 4, of 512 Eighth
st. N. E.
Howard Lear, IS, and Camilla
Lear, IL, Falls Church, Va.
william C. Miller, 29, Of SO
C st. N. E.
Edward C. HutchinS, S5, and
Ethel C. HutchinS, 3S, Of las
E st. s. E.
Carson Meyers, 81, Of 654
East Capitol st.
Roy Swenk, 20, of 1929 Thir-
tieth st. N. w.
Kathryn Brandt, Is, Of 2OS
Fourteenth Pl. N E.
Edward nj. Fitzgerald, 46, Of
6819 Eighth St. N. w.
Jared Benson, S, Of 4414
Grant Rd. N. w.
Mabel Wyatt, II, Of 2O21
Bennett Pl. N. E.
Mrs. Alma MAR, rs, Of 144O
Meridian PI. N. w.
Agnes Carroll, 81, Of 2O3S
Eighteenth st N. w.
Annie Williams, Of 9O9 E st.
S. E.
Herbert stogier, 1880 Evart
st. N. E.
Milton FisheI, Of 1902 Wis
cOnsin Ave.
Eppa Cox. s15 Quintana PI.
N. w.
Ralph Montgomery, 2S, of
1917 o st. N. w.
Bertha Schaeffer, II, Of Cap
itOl Heights, Md.
Henry Berman, 36, Of 113 E.
Oxford Ave-, Alexandria, Va;
Mrs. Helen Berman, IS.
Ruth Mills, II, 7O1 Twenty.
first St. N. w.
Mrs. Margaret Garner, 1S,
Of Capitol Heights, Md.
Robert Nome, 21, of 1928
Benning Rd. N. E.
Edith Miller, 16, Of Oak
ton, Va.
Mrs. Gertrude Lear, IS, of
Falls Church, Va.
Jean Kennedy, Is, 512 Eighth
st. N. E.
Dodge Fowler, Benning, d. C.
Helen MangOld, 6S2 Fifth st.
N. E.
Katherine WOllander, 20, 2S19
Fourth st. N. E.
Norman Brooks, 1910 Eighth
st. S. E.
Mrs. Ruth Balawill, Arlington
county, Va.
Charles Shepherd, "a. LOrton,
Va.
Dorothy Haislip. 20, LOrton.
Va.
Elton West. 4s. 400 A St.
S. E.
George Osborne, 22, 1417
North Carolina Ave. N. E.
Mrs. ]. HI. GainOr, 80, 1871
ROsedale st. N. E.
Mrs. TheIma Daniels, CIaren.
don, Va.
Mrs. William Frost, 81, 80 T
st. N. w.
Charlotte Reid. IA. 1923 Otis
st. N. w.
Luther Miller, 25O6 X St.
N. w.
Mrs. John III. Grier, S1O5
Douglas st. N. E.
DOrie Lear. Al, BalIStOn, Va.
His wife, Mildred, 81. and
daughter. Elise, IL.
Louise MeIkeljohn, IA, 5S19
Blair Road NV.
Katherine Brandt. 16, zoos
14th Place N. E.
Mrs. Martha Cox, 81, S15
Quintana Place N. w.
Doris Cox, 10, same address.
Elizabeth Smith, 8, 6114
Eighth st. N. w.
DOlIie Fritter, 10, Bristol, Va.
Mrs. Betty TiSdale, 27, Clar-
endOn, Va.
Robert Katy, 1S. 1906 Penn.
sylvania Ave. N. w.
Audrey Gates, II, 1882 Wis
cOnsin Ave. N. w.
Lillian HevaringtOn, 6, Ross
lyn, Va.
Mrs. Joseph Tucker. %, 1249
C st. S. E.
Mrs. Ralph Stevens, IS. 1923
D st. S. E.
Lillian Etter, 13, 1872 @ st.
N. w.
Myrtle Price, Fl, 1910 H
st. S. E.
Clara LOmax, IA, Midland,
Va.
Elizabeth Cox. S3. S15 Quin,
tana Pl. N. w.
Mrs. Ruth Robinson, %, 1913
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Mrs. Matte Rolls, 50. Brls-
Hugh Butler, ~. 1929 A st.
N. E.
Mrs. Rose SoIdano. II. 100
Twenty-fifth st. N. w.
Frank c. Mair, 28. 144O
Meridian Pl. N. w.
Mrs. Anna Snow, rs, $3.50
T st. N. w.
Clyde Settle. "a. 21O7 First
st. N. w.
Earl Poole, 10. sO1s Dent PI.
N. w.
TheIma Hilbert, 1S, SS1 RICK
Creek Church Rd. N. w.
Ruth Mills, Is, 1901 Twenty
first st. N. w.
Louise HOdgsOn, 22, 461O
FOrty-third Pl. N. w.
Augusta WageIey, %. Sab
Conduit Rd. N. w.
Earl Campbell, 913 Mt. Vernon
Ave-. Alexandria, Va.
H. H. Richards, "a. Cabin
John, Md.
Mrs. Jessie Thompson, Is,
333 Tenth st. N. w.
Emily Veach, II, Veacn Sum-
NIT, Va.
Cora King, Al; Edward Cra-
ven King, 13; George King, Z,
and Charles King, 8, all of
1908 Thirty-first st. N. w.
James Benson, 5, 4414 Gravel
Rd. N. w.
Myrtle Price, FL, 1910 H st.
S. E.
Norman Rocks. 45. 1919 H St.
S. E.
TheIma Daniels, 2S, Claren-
don, Va.
Helen Purdy. 30. Capitol
Heights, Md.
Ruth Shields, S7OS Baker
St., Brentwood, Md.
Joseph Fowler, 20, Forest
vile, Md.
Edna Poole, 10, 1922 Thir-
teenth st. N. w.
Emmie HOImberg, Is, 3712
Baker St., Brentwood, Md.
Thelma Hilbert, 18, of 83l
Rock Creek Church Rd. N. w.
Jessie Thompson. AZ, of 333
Tenth st. N. w.
Herbert Thompson, "a, of $500
X st. N. w.
Mrs. Dunn Harold, no age
given, Telephone. Alex. 1O44-J.
Carroll Campbell, age not
given.
Helen Berman, 2S, of 11S
East Oxford Ave-, Alexandria,
Va.
Earl Poole, 10, of SO19 Dent
Pl. N. w.
Effie Cox, "a, of s15 Quintana
Pl. N. w.
Norman Cook. As. of 1910 H
st. s. E.
H. B. Lear, "a, Falls Church,
Va.
Harry Strong, 80, Fails
Church, Va.
Mary Beasley. %, Of Falls
Church, Va.
Harry BaronOt, 1S, of 2OS
Fourteenth st. N. E.
Donald Bornas, Fl, of Lee
way, Va.
jerome BeansOn, 8, of 4414-D
Grant Rd. N. w.
William Rawlings, 27, Of 1125
Trinidad Ave. N. E.
William BilOy, IL, Of 1923
Tenth St. N. E.
Beatrice James, 23 of IS
Eighth st. N. E.
Bette Burke, 55, of 1O1 South
Mckinley Ave-. BalIston, Va.
DOmdre, n, of 62419 H st.
S. w.
Agnes Warshire, 40, of 1881
N st. N. w.
Katherine Call, IL, of 3O38
Cambridge Pl. N. w.
Ruth Mills, II, 1901 Twenty.
first st. N. w.
Margaret Gaines, 20, of Cap
ital Heights, Md.
Alice Matthai, "a, of 40 Flag
ship Rd., Prince Georges county,
Md.
Virginia Bailey, IA, of 1923
Tenth st. N. w.
Mary Kane, IL, of 3517 o st.
n. w.
Helen Kerins, IA, of 1888
Thirty-fifth St. N. w.
Mrs. MOIlie Lear, g., of Falls
Church, Va.
Carrie King, 46, of 1903 Thir.
ty-firSt st. N. w.
Mrs. Bette Burke, IS, Of BOS-
ton, Va.
Joseph Lindawood, 26, of
6241@ HI st. S. w.
William Bailey, II, 1923
Tenth st. N. ".
Mrs. Agnes Wapshire, 48, of
1881 N st. N. w.
DelOraine Scheuch, Fl, of
S7O1 Evans St. Brentwood, Md.
Cecilia HutchinS, 6, Of 145 E
st. S. E.
Nancy HeinIein, 2, Of 1903
KenilwOrth Ave. N. E.
Annie Williams, 40, Of 9S9 E
st. S. E.
Mary Herrlein, IA, of 81S
Twenty-firSt st. N. w.
Anna. DetenbrOck, ~, 1908
Twenty-fOurth st. N. w.
-
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
TRIUNFO Ell HAWK" EN-
LAS REGATAS DE AVER

Por sobre las agitadas aguas
de la bahia, Ell .bote Hawk, de
16 pies de largo, bati6 aver la
marca que estableciera ell bote
mum. 3 del Tampa Yacht Club,
tripuledo por los hermanos
Fletcher y Ed Carlton Y Pat Viii
son. Hizo la pequena embarca-
ci6n ell recorrido de las siete mi
Has en- una bora y 1872 minu-
tos.
Ell bote num. 3, de Bill Carnes
pas6 Ia meta en- l bora y liz
minutes, pero SUI largo es de 10
pies.
Tn bote de "a pies, Ell Whoo
pee, hizo ell recorrido de las 7
en- l bora, A minutes Y
35 segundos.
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NOTICIAS Dr.
INTER- IS LOCAL

La Corte Federal s2lecciona.
ra hoy un gran .jurado, que es.
tudiara un crecido numero de
casos criminaleS.
Para esccger ell gran iurado
ell juez Alderman ha hanho lla-
fr'ar a mas de 100 ciudadanos.
Por su parte, ell fiscal del dis
trito, Mr.. Hughes, ha convoca
do a Centenares de testigos. y
lie ayudaran en- la presentation
de los casos. ante ell gran jurado
sus asistentes. los tenientes fis.
Gales Lieb y Graham.
Presidida por el juez Aker-
man, la Corte Federal .iuzgara
aqui a G.. Thomas Master Y Al
vim M. Sander, a los que Sc acu-
sa de conspirar para dar fian
zas sin valor.
Vicente Nuccio, ell abogado
Friscia Y otros ciudadanos de
Ybor, seran juzgados ell lunes de
Ia semana pr6xima y Sc les acu-
sa de conspirar para defraudar
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A

Cuatro automobiles fueron 70
bados entire ell dia del sabado y
aver domingo, resultando per-
iudicados los ciudadanos Berna-
be Diaz, de la Gale Mitchell
2305; Alfnoso Castellanos. de
Main 1874 Jack de Hipolito, de
la Gale % mum. 1903 y +. f.
Poulnot, de River Boulevard
6726.
Los detectives del municipio
fueron n0tificad0s.
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dro y la mas importante adj
quisici6n que ha hecho es la de
Arthur Shires para la primera
base. Los "bravos" no han podi-
do encontrar una mejor segun-
da que Mcguire, que es uno de
los mejores ''fildeadores" de la
Liga Nacional.
ST Roberto Maranville Sc man
tiene fisicamente bien prepara-
do, entonces la preocupaci6n de
los braves" en- Ell short-stop,
desaparecera.
Los "cardenales" presenta-
ran su Inca de fuego como Ia
del ano pasado, con la excep-
ci6n de Chick Haffey, que rehu-
sa firmar.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
PROTESTA DE
LA SUSPENSION DE MUIR
MI

Helsinfors, Finlandia, abril
l1.-El presidente de la Liga
Atletica de Finlandia anunci6
aver que protestant formal
mente de la suspension de Paa-
vo Nurmi, ell gran andarin, de
cretada por la Federation Atle-
tica Amateur International.
Los Cages contra Nurmi-dice
..son falsos e inmerecida su des
calificaci6n temporal.
Nurmi fu6 suspendido la Sc
mana pasada mientras las auto
ridades atleticas de Finlandia
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Muy Importance promote ser
la session que mahana ceiebrara
el ayuntamiento, por cuantO en-
ella Sc discutira ell aumento de
1917 en- la tarifa del aqua y la
negotiation de un nuevo contra
to del alumbrado con la Com
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

1882, jugando con los "piratas''
de Pittsburgh.
Flint Rhen, ha sido escogido
para lamar por ell st. Louis, en-
ell desafio inaugural.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
pania Tampa Electric.

Tambien sc espera que ell mu-
nicipio discuta la rebaja del 20
por ciento en- los Salarios, sugeri
da por los corredores de casas Y
terrenos Y los nuevos preSupueS
tos municipales.
Dase por SECURE que la aboli-
ci6n del 10ft propuesta por ell
alcalde, sera rechazada.
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Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy. Claro pa
IA manana, Vientos frcscos va
rabies del sudoeste. Maxima
temperature aver, 76 grades ,
minima, 50.
Marea alta, a las :l3 a. m
4;39 p. m. Marea Baja a Las
1918 a. m,
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Ell P~RESIDENTE HOOVER
LANZARA MANANA LA
PRIMERA PELOTA

Washington, abril liza
tenporada de 1882 comenzara
manana aqui jugando ell Wash
ington con los medals rojas"
de Boston. Ell p~residente Hoo
yer Ianzara la primera bola e
ira a los terrenos en- compania
La gaceta., 1932-04-11
ala COLUMNA"

Sc cita a los ScnorcS MEM
bros de esta Agrupaci6n para la
junta que Sc celebrara hoy, Lu-
mes, a las $3.50 de la noche.
En- este acto t0mara possession
Ct Cuorpo Director rpcientemen-
tie clecto y Sc trataran otros
asuntos de p1portancia sobre la
grandiosa romeria que Sc apro-
xima.
Ell gcreta,1o.
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Hecha Z media noche.
a dos companies de SECURES, uti-
lizando ell correo.

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio
del Bayshore Boulevard ell vie
jo arquitecto Fred J. James, de
81 amos, que viniera a Tampa,
desde Ontario, Canada, hace IL
amos.
James construy6 Il sana,orio
del Centre Asturiano, gran MI
nero de fabricas de tabacos y ell
edificio de La escuela Thomas A
edison.
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de sus secretaries.

Ut SUS IUS.
Walter Johnson ha seleccio-
nado al pitcher Alvin Crowder
para la lucha inaugural y ell Bos
ton presentara a Danny Mac
Hayden.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

investigator cargos de "profe-
sionalismo" hechos en- SUI con-
ira.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

La poIicia arrest6 a w. p.
Miatto, vecino de la aVenida
South Nebraska $40, llevandolo
a la carcel para investigar su
conducta como un adicto a las
drogas her6icas. Horas des-
pues e! hombre Sc cay6 de la
tarima sobre la que Sc halIaba
tendido en- la carcel, falleciendo
cuando una ambulancia lie He
vaba al Hospital Municipal.
Los m6dicos que reconcile
ron el cuerpo dicen que la muer-
tie no Sc debi6 a la caida, sine
probablemente a una enferme-
dad del coraz6n y otras causas
naturales.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Por Supugstas actividades CO.
nunistas la poIicia detuvo aver
4 S. Hernandez, poniendolo a
disposition de las autoridades
lie immigration.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Los yankees" iran a la tenn
porada de 1882 con dos nuevos
hOmbres en- ell cuadro, Frank
Crosetti, en- la tercera 0 short
stop y Jack Saltzgaver, en- la Sc
gunda.
Dase por SECURE que Vernon
Gomez sera ell pitcher que inicie
la temporada con Charlie Ruff
ing en- Ell segundo puesto.
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

Los "cardenales" comenza-
ran ell martes ell campeonato de
La gaceta., 1932-04-11

FL Brooklyn cast presentara
un nuevo club y esperase que
Hawk Wilson sustituya con ext
to a Babe Herman.
Carey necesita una primera
base y cree que Kelly cubrira la
"deficiencia" de Del Bisso-
nette.
Evening star., 1932-12-14
SUBMARINE TENDER
DOCKS AT NAVY YARD
q. s. s. Bushnell, Flagship oi
Admiral Greenslade, Open to
Visitors Daily.

The q. s. 8. Bushnell, flagship Of
the submarine force Of the United
States Fleet, arrived Monday at the
Washington Navy Yard, on . tour Of
inspection.
Rear Admiral John w. Greenslade,
commander OF the submarine force,
who is making the inspection, flying
his flag from the Bushnell, will remain
in Washington until December 29. The
Bushnell arrived here following a So
journ at New London, Conn.,, and early
in the new year will 60 to the Canal
Zone and make her way to the West
Coast. in time to participate in joint
maneuverS.
Navy Department ofncials announced
that the Bushnell, which Is command
ed by Comdr. Joseph M. Deem. will
be open to visitors daily, during her
stay here, after / pm.
The Bushnell left Pearl Harbor on
September IA and came East to New
London and her coming to Washing
ton marks the first leg of the return
trip westward. The Bushnell was built
in 1912 and is vessel Of $3.50 tons
displacement.
Navy Department officials asserted
that the Bushnell came to Washington
on an official visit, SO that officers and
crew might be given shore liberty in
the National Capital, following an ex-
acting round of duty. In addition to
Admiral Greenslade and his staff OF
seven officers. the Bushnell has an Of
ficer complement Of IA. Her crew
numbers $50 men.