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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-01-07
Church of Christ
Has Annual Meeting

The Church of Christ held it's an
nual meeting Tuesday night to hear
report was heard, the treasury shows
it's financial condition. Due to the in
clement weather, a small crowd at
tended.
During the Is months since the last
report heard, the treasury shows
there has been total of $8,273.62
received during this period and the
amount paid out during the same
period amounted to $8,874.51, show
ing a balance of $243.92. The total
outstanding Indebtedness not includ-
ing the parsonage debt, is $671.73.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-01-07
PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS

The following books for adults
were received at the library during.
the month of December, Doheghy,
"The Border" Milne, 1.-TWO People"
Rolvaag, "Their Fathers God" Gifts
received during the month included a
copy of the book Larry" by Foster,
from Rev. G. E. Martin; beautiful
silk flag from the Women's Relief
Corps; a copy Of the Gilbert Stuart
portrait of George Washington from
Congressman Frank Clague at Wash
ington and subscription money for
carts and Decorations magazine
from the Woman's club.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-01-07
Popularity Contest

Miss Bernice Franklin of North
Redwood is leading the young wo-
men in the popularity contest being
staged by the management of the
Wee-Tee-N-Tea golf course by 5000
points.
Miss Gertrude Daskam is second
with vote of 1880. Others in the
contest are: Irene Keefe, Dorothy
Ewart, Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mercedes
Lauterbach, Mrs. Cyril Smith, Iris
Robbins, Lucille Beecher, Marie Tolz-
man, Mrs. Willis Starr and Dorothy
Warner.
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Mrs. Charles Boyer
Buried at LambertOn

Lamberton, January 6-Word was
received here Saturday of the sudden
death of Mrs. Charles Boyer at Still
water. Mrs. Boyer had been at Wells
for the winter but was called to Still
water by the illness of her son, VIII
liam, and it was at his home that her
death occurred. The body was
brought here Sunday evening and the
funeral held Tuesday, January 5, bur-
ial made in the city cemetery beside
her husband. Surviving are tive chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer were resi-
dents Of Lamberton for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Eeten and
daughter, Miss Hazel, were New Ulm
visitors Saturday. While there they
called upon Miss Myrtle Albertson
at the hospital.
Marilyn and Helen Jane Everett,
who are attending school at Redwood
Fails, spent part of their vacation
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Anderson. Their mother,
Mrs. Esther Everett of Minneapolis,
was also a recent guest.
The annual business meeting of the
Sharon English Lutheran church was
held at the church Monday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid will be held at the parsonage
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruby Mayer entertained a
group of friends at her home Thurs
day.
Miss Lizzie Dagner returned to her
work at Sanborn Sunday after a
weeks vacation spent at home.
The A. L. Clark family returned
home Saturday from their holiday va
cation spent in Wisconsin and at Win
oia.
Miss Ann Oversee was hostess at a
watch night party New Years eve
Lunch was served and the New Year
ioyously welcomed.
The choir of the Evangelical
church and several invited guests en-
joyed party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boelke New Years eve
Mrs. Orlando Leighton and children
who have been guests at the Conrad
Peterson home, went to Brookings
South Dakota, Friday where Mr.
Leighton met them and they returned
to their home at Rutland.
Kenneth Gerhard left Saturday tt
resume his teaching at Mcintosh
South Dakota. His sister, Miss Mar.
jorie, is on duty at the Springfield
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Grabow OF
Sleepy Eye were guests at the R. d
Butler home Sunday. Kenneth But
Ter, who had been spending the weel
| there, returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hawkins en-
tertained at dinner New Years day
/ Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Bisher and family, Mrs. Colin
Coulter and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd'
Bisher, E. J.gNickerson, Miss Lillia1
| Nickerson and Miss Beulah Sund
| strum. q a
A large group attended watch nigh
services at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Roger New Years eve.
Hugh Sievers returned Sunday t.
his home in Minneapolis after spend
ing his vacation with his grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Seifert.
Miss Connie Wiberg was given
pleasant surprise Saturday evening
when group of friends came for the
evening. Games were played ant
lunch served. In the group were the
Misses Marvel Bakken, Rolyda Ole.
sen, Evelyn Krinke and Ardell AL:
-1E$ aE1i
---- ---iNt ii NJ = 7
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bertson, and Messrs. Clair Einen,
William Gerhard, Dwight Coulter.
Harold Walker, Duane Welter and
Harold Coulter.
Installation will take place at the
next regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors on Thursday evening, jan
uary IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Lauer entertain
ed Mrs. Anna Bloedow and family OF
Wanda, Mrs. M. E. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Einen and Clair at
dinner Sunday.
The E. L. Anderson and R. w. Oh
son families spent New Years day to-
gether at the Anderson home.
Tony Hengel, who has been very
i'll in New Ulm hospital is now re-
covering at the home of relatives IN
that city.
Mrs. Frank Lenci and baby daugh-
ter, Deborah of New York City and
Miss Joyce Dawson and friends of st.
Paul were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Otis.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bloedow Of
Wanda were New Years day guests
at the M. E. Anderson home.
Miss Esther Bauch and Ray john
son spent New Years eve at Spring
field with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Muel-
Ter. They returned to Mankato Sum
day.
Miss Neva Engeswick left Friday
on her return trip to Park Rapids
Her sister, Miss Edna, accompanied
her, and with her, spent few days
in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Cady and
little daughter Georgiana returned
Monday from Comfrey where they
had spent a few days. Mr.. Cady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cady
drove up from that city to spend New
Years day here with their son ane
his family.
The Misses Edna, Hazel and Eve.
Ign Downs and brother, Lloyd, Of
Window, drove over Tuesday to visit
friends. The girls returned home
Wednesday but the brother remained
for longer visit.
The congregation of the Evangelic
al church gave pound party in the
church parlors New Years night a
which the pastor, Rev. A. T. Nelson
and Mrs. Nelson were guests of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Coulter ant
family, Ben Coulter and Lloyd Down
were guests of Mr., and Mrs. james
Coulter New Years day.
Walter Rupp drove over from
Mountain Lake Saturday and calle'
on friends here. He was a Dime
guest at the A. ]. Gerhard home, lat
er driving to Winona where he i
taking post graduate work at tn
Winona Teachers College. William
Gerhard accompanied him to Winon
to resume his studies there.
Mrs. E. F. Grundt and daughter
returned Saturday morning fror
their visit in Aberdeen, South Dakota
They report again as much snoH
there as the fall here. Where side
walks were cleared it was impossibl
to see over the banks of snow.
John Stonebreaker went to Sleep
Eye Saturday after the school Blu
that had been taken there for repair:
Everett Coulter returned to 81
Paul Wednesday night where he at
tends Manchester College.
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Bloodhounds Win

Kisses Bloodhounds defeated the
Botsford Wildcats in the playoff for
the championship of pee-wee golfdom
for Redwood Falls Tuesday evening
at the Wee-Tee-M-Tea golf course,
83 to S8.
Mrs. L. J. Kise and Douglas Kise
represented the Bloodhounds and
Harold Kckul and Grover Mansfeldt,
the Wildcats.
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Choir Friday at the home of Mrs.
Edith Huhnerkoch.
The choir will furnish special
music morning and evening next Sun
day.
A small purse, evidently belonging
to some young girl, was found last
Sunday.
For wintry day the bottom of the
bulletin board showed a good report
Sunday. There were 80 contributors
and the amount was over SIT. Your
pastor has sent out challenge for
a minimum of 100 contributors every
Sunday, and $3.50 in offering. The
amount was more than doubled, but
we lacked 20 in the number of people
having part. Come on folks, let's
do little better. There are 148 en-
velopes out, so that 100 is really not
big goal at all. 1t is just goal we
can easily reach if we put little en-
thusiasm into the plan. Thus far,
our list is steadily growing.
We want every member to go just
as far as they can in three types of
work for 1882. First, join the Gold
en- Legion-read &C least verse in
the Bible every day. Begin now if
you haven't started. Second, be a
member in the 10th Legion-one-
tenth for the Lords work. There are
now 90 in this band. There there is
the Legion of Andrew-those who
will invite someone to church who
was not present the previous Sunday.
Friends, the Lord is willing to lead
us into our greatest church year dur
ing 1882. We are also asking every
officer and teacher to be in their
places on time.
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First Presbyterian Church

Church of the NaZarene
Mrs. G. Walraven, Pastor.
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Redwood Circuit Evangelical
Churches


Rev. O. S. Monson, Pastor
North Redwood
Sunday School ---------1O A. M.
The. average attendance is seven
more than last year. Let's try and do
even better this year. Our contest Is
on. Percy Brandt and Floyd Becker
have been appointed captains. Next
Sunday more information will be CIV
en- in regard to this contest.
Worship Service ---------1l A. NJ
Evening Service ------------o +. M
Special music and singing from the
Middle Creek young people.
Middle Creek
Worship Service --------9:3O A. M
Sunday School -------1O:30 A. nj.
The annual S. S. report will be CIV
en- next Sunday. Reports show that
the attendance this year has been the
largest in the history if this church.
This year can even still be better by
our faithful cooperation with one
another.
The Christmas Sunday School Of
fering amounted to $73.15. North
Redwood $32.68. The total amount
was $165.S3.
The evening service will be con-
Quoted at North Redwood at 1880.
Monday evening the members and
friends of the Y. P. M. c. will meet
at the Chris Kurtz home for monthly
meeting.
Family Night and prayer service
Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m. Viii
liam Sommerfeld in charge of the
adults, the pastor the young people
Mrs. Monson the children.
Announcement will be made Sum
day in regard to choir rehearsal.
The E. l.. c.. E. monthly business
meeting and social will be held in the
church parlors Friday eveing. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Manthie will enter
tain
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HISTORY
for 1882

Over 2s years ago, the.
SrorT BRIoUET COMPANY started making bri-
quets We've been at it ever since, and, Tor the
last years, have made just about $3.50 of alb
the briquets in the United States Government
figures don't go back any farther than 1929.
Many other briquetting companies have come
and gone. A few have stayed.
We've made briquets of Pocahontas Smoke
less Soft Coal -. of Pennsylvania Hard
Coal and of different mixtures of these
two Goals the best mined for domestic
use. We were trying to find the best mixture.
With each change we asked customers and
dealers how the briquets worked.
They were never entirely satisfied until we
found the perfect combination !. 500 wash
ed Pennsylvania Hard Coal and $3.50 Smoke
less Pocahontas. Then their approval was
unanimous they showed it with in
creased orders.
Today this same mixture, the equivalent of
Pennsylvania Hard Coal, is satisfying more
and more customers. Try Stott Briquets and
see why.
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Milroy:
Sunday School ------------lO A. M.
C. E. Society, Jr. Sr. ------8 +. NJ.
January II.
SeafOrth:
Sunday School ----------l0:3O A. III.
Our next preaching service will be
at $50 A. M, January II.
To these services and all activities
of our church we extend most cord
ial invitation.
GLOW amiable are thy tabernacles,
o Lord of Hosts! A day in thy
courts is better than thousand. =
(Ps.84:41).
Rev. Robert Alexander, Pastor.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

English Lutheran
R. o. Aga, Pastor *
Sunday School ----------9:45 "a. M.
Morning Worship GOA. I'M.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
N0ta de d0lO3.

N0t0 de d0lOr
Con verdadera tristeza y EN-.
bargado nuestro espiritu por
el doIor, hilvanamos esta nota
para informarle a nuestras ia
milias que en- ell dia de aver re-
cfbi6 un cable desde Espafa Ell
distinguido caballero DR.. Santa
90 Paniello, enterandolo del ines
perado fallecimientO de su her
mana, senorita SocOrro Panic
llO.
Tenemos la seguridad de que
cuando esta noticia empiece a
difundirse entire las personals
connotadas de nuestra colonia,
vinculados a la prestigiosa ia
milia por simpatias y estima-
.ci6n, habran de sentir intensa
pena Y lamentar la triste desa-
parici6n de tan yirtuosa senori-
ia.
Nos0tros Oun mucho aproc'&-
mos a los hermanos Mariana,
hoy yesidiendo en Espana, San
tiago Y Jose, nos asociados a su
gran dolor, enviandoles nuestra
profunda c0ndolencia.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
INA NUEVA ORG MA
CION QUE BUSCA Sc LE-
GALICE LA CERVEZA CON
2.15r DE ALCOHOL

BESIDE hace 2,guros dis co
na,uortra en- esta oira., al,
r.. c. Il. Fairfax 10 y mi;
lae vtene a ~const;.pjr ~. r,'
ma de los Hijos e Hiias - Ia
Temperament en- 81 SIR orra-
rizaci6n anti-nrohiL ~,ior;y+a
'ormada en- la bel ciudad De
Il costa Este.
La organization ooiera 50
ncdifjaue Ia lev del e.,odo da
nodo que So ~naIn,;ta 10 fabri
ACTON de cervpza ON IA Flo,;
"a. a re<erva de Ia mad;fico-
on de Ia Lev VoIs4a.a ON 81
rys de cncro,
Los Hiios o Hiia. do Ia r.n
,crancia cuontan IN 20, mas
L. 10000 mianhros .,,lo.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
AGASAJADO IN DIPUTA.
DO FRANCES

Madrid Octubre Los So
cialistas espanoles estan aga
sajando al diputado frances
Longuet, nieto de Carlos Marx
que esta de vista en- Espana.
Longuet visitara las princi-
pales ciudades de la peninsu-
ia incluyendo Sevilla, Barcelo-
Ma y Valencia, y verificara con
fereQcias con los jefes socialis-
tas espanoles. En- la camara
de diputados de Francia ell vi
:sitante pertenece al poderoso
grippe socialista.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
fOR NlOLAR l. PEOHIBI-
ClON LIE FUE SENALADA
FlANIA DE MI PESOS

Ell comisionado federal PIN
kerton senaI6 aver riaa7as de
mil pesos a Jose Alvarez, dueno.
del restaurant FL pasa ; Ben
jamin Alvarez, administrator, Y
Pedro Vazquez, mayordomo.
Los agentes fede ales les acu-
san de possession de licorcs into
xicantes.
I'm juicio preIiminar Sc les
habia concedido para Ell marSes,
pero Sc suspendi6, verificando-
Sc aver,
Los agentes federaIes encon-
traron en- el restaurant 1873 bo-
teIlas de distintas bebjda5, 10
medals botellas de cerveza y Is
gaIonos de vino.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

-,
"~N'"u
h"I o'''o"N oS
INA Ss1 roh;
I n,Y i.
g n"'' '"N''o :" Wv
va, wv" '
0.,' "
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La gaceta., 1932-10-01
Los CNATHN nFTFNiDOS
NIFGAN HARER INTER-
NFNIDO IN la MUERTE
DE VAZQUEZ BELL0

Habana, oct. 1o-Todos los
cuerpos de policia Siguen concen
t. ADDS en- la investigation para
descubrir a los asesinos del Dr,
Clemente Vaaquex Rello, presi-
dente del senado.
La policia no ha verificado di
ligencias de importancia en- re
laci6n con la muerte de los her-
manos Freyre de Andrade y del
DR.. Miguel An"ol Aguiar.
Cuatro hombres que han sido
detenidos por aparecer compli-
cad0s en- q ssesinato de Vaz-
uuez Bello, han declarado quo
ellos no han tcnido reiacton con
el crimen,
La gaceta., 1932-10-01

Dos paises hermanos, mem
bros de la gran familia espaHo-
la, que han olvidad0 Ia fraterHi-
dad Y Sc asesinan "carinosamen
te', aunque han "llovido" no;as
de la Liga de Naciones = DC las
repdbiicas americans, incluy en-
do a Samuel.
Son dos naciones que no es-
tan en- guerra" aunque han 70
to las hostilidades y ha co"rido
la sanPre de miles de hombre@.
Con absoluta seriedad, las dos
Altman, acknowledgements, que
aborreccn la guerra y aman Ia
paz la paz de los sepulcros.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01

Habana, Get. I'm numero-
so grupo de estudiantes sc con
GRECO ayer frente a Ia casa del
senador Wifredo Fernando Y
Ia policia tuvo que discoveries,
baciendose algunoS disparos al
aire.
Dos mujeres Sc desmayaron
cuando Ia policia hacia disparos
al aire y ~perseguia los estudian-
ties, lCreese oficialmente que
la iuventud commemorate ell Sc
gundo aniversario de Ia muo, %
del e~$tudlante Rafael Trei2, a
quien la fuerza publica malta
IA en- una DEMONSTRATION anti
gpberpameNtal.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
Dick Marion

Es ell nombre de la orquesta
que ha sido contratada POI los
enthusiasts chicos de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Centre Asturiano.
para que inaugure manana do
mingo, en los salones del Pala-
clio de la Avenida Nebraska, la
primera de las matinees baila-
bles que Sc verificaran alterna-
tivamente, porque existe un a
cuerdo con los j6venes deVa Sec
sion de Recreo del Centre Espa-
mol para celebrar estos bales
diurnos un domingo cada socie
dad. La matinee dara comienzo
a las cuatro de la tarde y se ter
minara a las siete de la noche.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
T'EAT'R0S
CASINO

CASINO
Magnifico ei programa dc
hoy en- Ell que figuran la precio.
sa cinta "Street of Woman,
con Kay Francis, Y la emocio.
mantle peIfcuIa sobre el oestt
law of the West, con Boil
Steele.
Para esta noche Sc anuncia
IN grandioso "Mid-Nite Show
y ell estreno d. la superIproduc-
ci6n "Mientras Paris Duerme"
(While Paris Sleeps con las be
llisimas a~ctrices Helen Mack y
Rita LaRoy Y los n0tables acto-
res Victor McLagle y William
Blackwell.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
AZANA DE VISTA EN- SAN
TANDER

Madrid, O'ct. 1.-Luego de
haber pasado aqui dos dias Sa-
li6 con rGmbo a Santander, ell
primer minietro Azana.
Cuando regrese ell primer mi
nistro, estudiara 81 problema
planteado por la Acci6n Repu
blicana, que exige sea depura-
da la administration p1blica
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
NO ES CIERTO QUE LOS MO
NARQUICOS TENGAN So
QUARTET GENERAL EN-
MALLORCA

Madrid, Oct. Eel gobier-
no ha dado una nota aseguran
do no es cierto que los monar-
quicos espano,es hayan esta
blecido su base de actividades
revolucionarias en- Mallorca.
Sc reconoce que en- Mailorca
residen muchos par.idarioS de
la monarquia, pero que, hasta
ahora no han tratado de alte-
rar la paz.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
NACIA HA A
ELECCIONES GENERATES

Madrid, Oct. Los despa-
chos de Catalina dan ouenta
de que don Francisco Macia,
presidente de la Generalidad,
ha convocado a elecciones, que
Sc verificaran a fines del mes
de octubre.
Macia di6 a conocer los nom
bres de los nuevos co~nsejeros
y la opinion publica ha queda-
do s~atisfecha.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01

I'm "enemigo" de Cuba ha ST.
do rolitieamente "eliminado" en-
Louisiana, 81 senador Brouss-
ard, Glider" de los caneros, uno
Que s. pasaba los dias Orlando
Mas eleVada tarifa para 81 aAn.
car de Cuba, mas elevada...
Realize la ~"limpieza" ell repre-
s~entante Overton, protegido del
"Kingfish".
Is una feIiminaci6n" que no
amansara a los caneros, los Qua
les Green tener derecho a vender
Fu aZdcar a altos precios Y 81 fal
Ia duice... que Sc admita el de
Cuba 0 de otros lugares.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
Sc EFECTUO Ell ENTIERRO
DEL PROFESSOR UTRILLA

Madrid, Oct. 1.-Se verifi-
co ef entierro del professor An
gel H. Utrii!a, que Sc suicide
hace pocos dias.
Utrilla Sc quito la vida cor
la mano derecha mientras cen
ell brazo izquifrdo abrazaba a
81 espOsa.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
GERMAN LOPEZ SUSTITUI-
RA A FREYRE DE AN
DRADE


Habana, oct. 1o-Los period
cos aseguran que German s. L6-
peg, IN conservador, substitute
en- la camara de representatives
al DR.. Gonzalo Freyre de An
drade, a quien asesinaran parti-
dariOs del gobierno,
Para la vacante causada por el
asesinato del DR.. Miguel AngcI
Aguiar, Representative a la ca
mara, &c menciona a los Sres.
Pho Arturo Frias y Federico Ca
sariego.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
NO SIC HA rODU. LOCAL
FAR A SlLNA

uaharo ny IL, n,liaf
ma IN nodido ,oc,,; -. on 81 +.
rritor,n cuhano a y,ntiaro (
Va "lne5o" dol o,,mt,,n d.
Ido u c,,l 80 h,.,,r,n los 49,,
ros contr, 81 Dr Y ,o,,sv p
Silva an.rild =, s,tnm5,
marco Cojirac ~ ,ohior,.
10 r,oror
aaa,mL,:,n
Cosr,a,
,L,.;. ~
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

ristro Azana agradece sincera
mente las manifestations de
simpatia de que fuera objeto
durante su reciente vista a
Barcelona.
Azana fu6 a la capital de
Catalina para en,regar el Es-
tatuto, tai como 10 aprobaran
las cortes Y firmado por ell pre-
sidente Alcala Zamora.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
WALKER SALIO PARA MA
DRID

Gibraltar, Oct. 1.-El ex-
alcalde de New York, Jimmy
Walker sali6 hoy hacia Ma.
drid, la capital de Espana, don
de seguira rumbo a Paris.
Tienese entendido que tan
prouto llegue a la capital frar
cesa Sc pendFa, en- comunica
ci6n telef6nica con sus amigos
politicos de New York.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
CONTINUA DETENIDO Ell
MARTINEZ

Habana, oct. 1o-ContinGa de
tenido el inreniero Enrique
Maritime y Martinez, a olicn Sc
supona complicado en- ell com
plot para dinamitar a las perso-
mas que pudieran concurrir al
entierrO del DR.. Clemente Vaz-
quez Bello.
La policla cree que la coloca-
ci6n dc las minas en- el cemente,
rio, y 81 installation con los cor
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
MDy mejOrdda

Hoy consigno la noticia de
que Sc encuentra muy metorada
de su dolencia Ia bondadosa y 60
Media sonora Juana Walls resi-
dente de la Is avenida Oh ma
DE amantisima de la gentil da-
mita Carmelina Walls, cOnduena
de la Farmacia Ritz.
Mucho nos alegramOs.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01

Paraguayos y bOlivianos, que
no tienen eXcesO de cafe, Sc ma
tan, "cordiaimente," por un te-
rritorio donde los mosquitoes
TRUMAN y reinan.
Bolivia acusa a Paraguay de
habpr dado muerte hastl a los
heridos...
Antes de que Bolivia emreza-
,ra a llevar la peor parte, los
paraguayos habian lanz2do for-
midables acusaciones contra 3us
~"enemigos."
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
RITZ

RITZ
Mantiene en- su cartel Fire
man Save My Child, con el
famoso c6mico Joe f. Drawn,
Y Daring Danger, con Tim
Mccoy.
En- la function de mahana sc
cxhibira Carnival Boat, con
BIZ Boyd. Una pslicula digna
de verse, por 10 emocionante y
atractiva,
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
Juljt0 Govn0rd

,AtiIdado periodista y direc-
tor QUE fu6 de Ia muy Zelda Re
vista s~atirica "Karikato' que
Sc editaba en- Ia ciudad de la Ha
bana. Sc ~encuentra residisndo
en- esta localidad, desde hace
dos dfas, procedsnte de la ciu.
dad de Miami.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
AZANK ENVIA UN MENSA-
JE DE AGRADECIMIENTO

Madrid, Oct. En- un men
sale dirigido a Don Francisco
Macia presidente de Ia Gene
ralidad Catalina, ell primer mi
La gaceta., 1932-10-01

Or0orjzaa IN bale
Para eel sbrarlo en- la sala del
Palacio de la caiie Catorce, la
simpatica Secci6n de Damas de
Ia prestigiosa sociedad cuba
ma, que a las gentiles senoritas
Aida Alvarez y Lily PUG tienen
por directories.
Dos valiosos premlos nan sido
donados por las importantes ca
ia comerciaies mems Shop"
de Fernandez y Garcia, Y la
farmacia del Dr.. Franco. La fe-
n del bale Sc fijara muy
prontO.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE CUBA

LOS F~STUDIANTES NFRI-
FICARON UNA NANTES
TACION PARA C0NMEM0
RAR Ell A~NINFRSARIO
DE LA MUERTE DE TIRE
10
La gaceta., 1932-10-01

La POLICIA NO SABE QUE
MES SON LOS DOS BLhh,-
cos Y Ell MESTIIO QUE
f~SESINARON AL DIR. -
GUAR
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SOCIALES

! Al abrazar al buen amigo y
eStimado companero, tuve que
|reoora&r aquellos tiempos ven
'turosos DE- ia "Acera del Lou
.vre".
LIE deseo al yaliente panfle-
tista, muchos exitos en- esta po-
blaci6n floridana.
La gaceta., 1932-10-01

En- ell mss de sophomore $
f~abrlcaron en- lamFa' por los y
breroS y las maQu!n3S' 20 MILO
mes de puros e lmpuroS'
Las maquinas' Segun un calcn
10 nuestro, han hecho mas dc L"
mitad de esos clgarroS.
Miles de obreros tueron de'a-
dos sin "meSaS para oiSI}l =
muir ell costo de la proauccion'
La maqulha' tal como ano'"
Sc Ia utlllza' eS enemlga oe lbs
fabrleantes Que Piaoofan A ma
no, de los torc6dofes y dc !oS e'-
Uncertainties.
FL fabrlcante Q.!e elaoora a