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The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Merchants and Candidates
Offered Fine Opportunity

As has been the annual for special
Edition Madison Press Madison Democrat
will be published Thursday and Friday of week
The Madison County Fair promises be bigger and better than
this There
nghbong communities have enjoyed increased attendance that
admission prices have been reduced and expected that large
crowds will attend here local will have dis
plays at the Fair
These special Fair editions of the Press and Democrat will
interesting features concerning complete
of and such will be distributed the grounds during
the Fair in addition being their regular subscribers thus
offering fine opportunity to merchants and to political candidates
to present their Madison residents.
Get these editions early
thereby aid their publication
good position for advertising message.
Tell to those who attend the Fair through these
editions!
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Fire Damages
Dan Mcclure Home
BLAZE, BURNING IN THREE
PLACES, CAUSES LOSS TO
PROPERTY ON EAST FIFTH
STREET EARLY TODAY

Damage, estimated at between $500
and 81 900 by the owner, was caused
to the frame residence property of ID.
w. Mcclure, London painter, on East
Fifth street at 1870 o'clock this
morning, the kitchen and bathroom of
the house being damaged by fire OF
unknown origin.
The fire was discovered by persons
passing the home and by Pat Mcclure
The fire, which is blamed upon rats
by members of the family, burned IN
to the framework of the kitchen and
bathroom in three places, the blaze in
one place eating its way almost into
the main part of the house.
The house formerly was owned by
the late Miss Mollie Donahue.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Club Members
To Break Camp
COUNTY All CLUB OUTING AT
CAMP CLIFTON ENJOYED THIS
WEEK-COMING HOME ON
SATURDAY

The Madison county Al club men,
bers who have been in camp for the
past week at Camp Clifton, the dis
trict All camp between Clifton and
Yellow Springs, will break camp on
Saturday after one of the most enjoy
able camping periods in the history of
club work in this section
Under the direction Of County Club
Agent Lyman F. Baker, Mrs. Baker
and Mrs. Helen Harbage, master
home maker of Monroe township, the
camping period has been highly sue
cessful in every particular.
The camp life is conducted on a pre-
arranged schedule that combines edu-
cational and entertainment features in
program that is so filled with activi-
ties that little time, if any, is left
for the youngsters to "loaf."
The campers spend prescribed per-
iods in various kinds of activities in
Guiding woodworking, needle-craft,
metal work, etc. Swimming lessons
are taught the club members, camping
instruction is given the younger men,
bers and all have a part in the regu-
lar routine of the camp.
Thursday night was visitors period
at the camp and number of Madison
county folks attended the vesper SER
vice and enjoyed the campfire session
which lasted from dusk until $50
o'clock.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
L0 N DON NJ AN
HAS STATE JOB
HOBART l. BAKER TO TAKE AC-
TIVE PART IN WORK OF OHIO
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS
GROUP
MIR. AND MRS. BAKER TO AT
TEND NATIONAL CONVEN-
TION IN BALTIMORE DUR
ING WEEK AUG. %


Hobart L. Baker, Of London, rural
letter carrier out of the London post
office, who was recently elected secre-
tary of the Ohio Rural Letter Car
riers association, is planning an active
period as an officer of the organiza-
ton.
Mr. Baker has served as secretary
of the Madison county association and
of the Seventh district group and for
the past two years has served as sec
retary of the road committee of the
state association.
He states that during the past four
years, a total Of 1894 miles Of dirt
roads in Ohio have been improved with
gas tax funds, largely through the ef-
forts of the road committees of the
state rural letter carriers association
and the state associations of township
trustees and township clerks.
Mr.. Baker, who was elected to the
state office by unanimous vote, is in
charge of the publication of the maga-
zine issued by the group and states
that he hopes to push the many ac-
tivities to the limit during his term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will go to Bal
timore the week of August % for
four-day stay during the sessions of
the National Rural Letter Carriers as
sociation in that city.
The state association boasts at this
time, total membership of 2200 car
riers.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
CLUB TO PICNIC
ON AUGUST IS
GEORGE WHITE TO
BE HONOR GUEST OF FARM
ERS' CLUB AT NEFF-AN-
DERSON SPRING PARK

Announcement was made this week
that Governor George White has
promised to attend the picnic meeting
of the Madison County Farmers Club
to be held at the Neff-Anderson Spring
park near Mt. Sterling on next Thurs
day, August Is.
The announcement was made by r.
X. Shaw, of London, president Of the
club, and C. M. Neff, mayor of Mt.
Sterling, and the owner of the famous
park near that village.
Governor White and his party will
be honored guests of the club at the
picnic from II o'clock noon until 2
p. m.
The usual picnic dinner will be en-
Continued ON Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
SCHOOL OPENS
SEPTEMBER 6
SUPT. W. HI. RICE ISSUES STATE
MENT RELATIVE TO SCHOOL
BOOKS AND ALL USUAL
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
FRESHMEN REQUESTED TO RE-
PORT AT HIGH SCHOOL AUG.
ID FOR CONFERENCE -
USED BOOKS NEEDED

The London public schools will open
on Tuesday morning, September 6, al
the usual hour, Supt. w. H. Rice an
nounced today.
The teaching staff urges parents to
have their children ready to start on
the opening morning, for good start
means a great deal toward the success
of the child during the year
There will be no changes in school
books. Pupils who have good saleable
secondhand books which they desire
to convert into cash should sell them
direct to others or else bring them to
school on the opening day for sale by
the teachers.
Pupils will obtain pens, pencils, tab
let's, erasers, etc, from local dealers.
The schools will not sell such supplies
Only school books will be sold in the
rooms of the teachers, as has been the
custom for the past ten years.
Teachers Meeting
The first meeting Of the London
teachers will be held on the afternoon
of September 5 at three o'clock. All
teachers are urged to be present and
help plan the work for the coming
year.
Notice to Freshmen
All pupils of London and vicin-
ity who plan to enter London high
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Annual Reunion At
Maxey School Aug. 81

Plans are being completed for the
annual Maxey school reunion which
will be held on Sunday, August q, in
the Lewis Grove on the Linson pike,
near the Maxey school,
Arrangements for the event, which
is one of the premier reunion affairs
of this section each year, are being
completed by j. Willis Hill, president,
London, and Miss Grace Goetting, sec
retary, South Charleston.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Hume & Mabe Sale
Observes Anniversary

Announcement is made today by
Hume & Mabe, local clothiers, of a
closing out sale of spring and summer
merchandise. The sale includes a
large amount of fine merchandise-all
regular stock, standard brands-that
are being placed on the market at
sacrifice prices to make ready for fall
and winter goods.
The local firm has been in existence
13 years and is announcing this spec
ial sale during its anniversary month.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Retail Merchants
Form Organization
PURPOSE OF GROUP is TO PRO-
MOTE CLOSER CO. O-OPERATION
AND SPONSOR CIVIC
WELFARE

At meeting of the London retail
ers held at the Neil Hotel, Thursday
evening, the London Retail Merchants
Association was formed.
The purpose of the organization is
to promote closer cooperation among
the business firms of the city, to ex-
tend London's trading area and to CO.
operatiyely sponsor special sales
events and civic events that will be of
interest and benefit to the general
public.
Officers elected were: w. L. Dwyer,
president; Donald Bardon, vice presi-
dent; C. T. Shropshire, secretary, and
c. O. Snow, treasurer.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
NEWS IN COURT
HOUSE CIRCLES
KENTUCkIAN RELEASED FROM
JAIL AFTER SERVING TIME
FOR LIQUOR POSSESSION
ICE CREAM STOLEN

Elmer Harris, of Covington, Ken
lucky, arrested here several weeks ago
for illegal possession of liquor, was
released from the county Jail today
after serving out his fine.
A partner of Harris, who was ar
rested at the same time, was released
the next day after he had settled his
fine.
The two men were taken into Gus
tody after it was alleged that they
were seeking to sell their liquor, CIV
ing away samples before each sale.
To Operate Plant
Under authority of the Madison
Continued on Page Two)
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Party of Boys, En- Route From West
Coast to Home in Pennsylvania, To
Encamp Tonight at Fair Grounds Here

church, stationed in China, is now con-
ducting a boys school in Swarthmore.
During his absence in the west,
Mrs. Terman and their children have
been guests Of her father, DR.. +. 2.
Fitzgerald, near here and will join the
party here, to accompany them to
Pennsylvania.
A number Of the boys in the party
belong to the Boy Scouts and num-
Der of Scouts from the various local
troops plan to call at the fair grounds
this evening to meet the visitors ano
hear of their trip.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Goodbye Christmas
Dinner; Thieves Get
Farmers Turkeys

Mrs Glen Rutan, of near Mechan-
icsburg, reports the loss of 10 fine tur-
keys during the past few days, the
fowls being found near the house
where they had been killed.
1t is believed that foxes killed the
birds which were being fattened for
the winter holiday markets.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12

Prof. Earl Terman and his party OF
IS boys who have been making tour
by bus from their home in Swarth-
more, Pa, to the west coast, stopping
en- route at Yellowstone park and other
points of interest, their objective be-
ing California to attend the Olympic
games, will arrive in London this eve
ming on their return journey and will
encamp for the night at the Madison
county fair grounds.
Prof. Terman, who for many years
was in the service of the Foreign Mis-
sions board of the Methodist Episcopal
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Lafayette Will
Celebrate National
Pike Opening Aug. L

Elaborate plans have been completed
for the fish fry and homecoming being
arranged for Wednesday, August IT.,
in the Campbell Grove at Lafayette,
under the auspices of the Lafayette
Methodist church circuit of which Rev.
A. II. Beckett is pastor.
The affair is to celebrate the open
ing of the National Pike, U. S. 40,
from Lafayette west to Summerford,
the new paving to be ready for tenn
porary traffic by that time.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
ADVERTISE MORE,
MERCHANTS TOLD
Professor Likens Use of Space
To Breathing Which Must
Not Stop

Chicago.-Increased adver-
tising was urged by DR.. Paul
H. Nystrom, professor of mar
keting at Columbia university
New York, in an address be-
fore the Interstate Merchants
Council, drawing delegates
from over the nation.
"Most retailers must adver-
tise," he said. ITO stop adver-
tising is like trying to stop
breathing. Certainly when
business is declining is no time
TO quit"
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
TICKETS ON SALE
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Announcement was made today that
tickets for the state Democratic con-
vention to be held III Columbus on
August 10 and 20 for distribution to
Madison county residents may be OBJ
tanned from Joe Barrett, chairman, or
John A. Cory, secretary, respectively,
of the Madison County Democratic
Executive committee.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
DR.. Long Better

The condition of DR.. E. H. Long,
widely known South Vienna Physician
and president of the Clark County
Medical society, is reported today as
slightly improved.
DR.. Long, who IS one of the best
known amateur plane pilots of this
part of the state, has been critically
ill with pneumonia for the past eight
days.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
TAX BOOKS TO
CLOSE AUGUST 25

Charles Wilson, Madison
county treasurer, has announc-
ed that the county tax books
for the collection Of the June
taxes will be closed ON Au-
gust 25.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Governor Declines to Accept
John W. Bricker's Resignation
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BAND CONCERT
SATURDAY EVE

The third of a series of band
concerts by the London Cream
cry band, sponsored by London
business and professional men
and women, will be held Sat-
urday evening at 8 p. m.
The band will be located be-
low the railroad in keeping
with the policy of holding the
concerts in various sections of
the business district.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
Eagles Picnic
To Be Held August 21 at Daily Park
Men of County Invited to Attend

The London Eagles annual stag pic
mic will be held Sunday, August 81,
at Daily's park on the Cogniac road
just east of London.
The public is invited to attend the
affair.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-12
PLEASE NOTIFY US

Subscribers of this newspa-
per who change their address,
permanently or temporarily,
are asked to notify US two or
three days in advance so we
can correct our mailing list
and better insure prompt de-
livery of your paper.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Dos motonaves arribaron "a
yer, la Whipple, de bandera nj
caragiense, cargada de bana-
mas, y la Fernbank, de bandera
Eoruega, a cargar fosfato.
Tambien entraron los vapo-
res americanos Commercial flo
neer, Commercial AIabaman,
Elisha Walker, y eI noruego
L%akehaven.
Partieron aver con carga ge-
neral los vapores, americanOs
Commercial Pioneer y Marga-
ret. Sc dirige ell primero a FL
ladelfia y el segund0 a Pana-
ma City y Port Newark.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
Ell GOBIERNO PFRSIGUE
A LOS TRABAJADORES

Habana, abril 9.-Ha circu-
lado I'm pequeno manifesto en-
Il cual sc acusa al gobierno de
rcrscgujr iniustamcntc a los o
hraros. porque dStoS tratan dc
rroteger sus iutereses contra
las industrias que no simpatizan
con elios.
Continuan encarcclados los 20
trabaiadores que Ell iefe de los
eNpertos, Captain Calvo, arros-
tara ei microbes en- los altos del
cafe Marie y Bciona, situado
en- Monte y Amistad.
Documents de caracter CO.
munista Sc ocuparon en- eli To-
cal de estos trabaiadores, segun
Ell captain CaIvo.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
LOS E~STUDIANTES Sc HAN
APACIGUADO ALGO

Madrid, abril 9.-Las rinas
entire los es:udiantes reaccio-
narios Y republicanos Sc han
calmado algo, atribuyendose
este a las medidas adoptadas
por ell gobierno.
Con el fin de evitar ocurran
nuevos des6rdenes, ell gobier-
no Sc ha dirigido a los estu--
diantes aconsejandoles ell res
peto para las ideas Y Ell mantle
nimiento de la uanGuilidad.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
LA SRA. KING Sc SUICIDE
A LA CA
LIE DESDE Ell OCTAVE
PISO DEL BANCO DE LOS


A las och0 y media de la ma
HGnG de hoy, Ell ciuddddn0 Jack
D01Cnes, IN sdstre, miro hdcid
10 otto del edificiO del Banco de
los CiuddddnOS, SitucdO en- la ca
lie de Franklin esquin0 a Tack,
q ri6 que an cuerpO Gaia, eStre-
Idrdose contra la dceru, pOr la
cGUe de lack.
Corr56 y juntO con e., Ell Vigi-
tante CrfeL, que Sc hoILoba en-
la esquina, cuidando del trdnsi-
to. CunndO los dos hombres Sc
incIindrOn sobre Ell cuerpO, qve
era Ell de ana mujer, ga la muer-
te hdbid drrebdtddO de la Uida
a Ia Sra. Clara King, de SO
AMOS, recind de la aUenida Ba-
tista 9OO2.
Sc l0nz6 In mujer a la Gale
desde la Oficjna del DR.. Z. w.
Bitter, a quien hdbia lido a con
sultGr sobre ana enfermedad
cue desde hdc5d meses renia a.
Quejdndola.
M Ell Doctor Bitter nj Su en-
fermerd Sc encOntrdban GLH a
Ia bora en- que la seHOra King
Sc trio q la Gale, por cudnto
ellos acostumbran a Hegdq' a las
rueUe.
Lamado p0r Ell juez de paz
J. Mach Cdthcort, Ell esposo de
10 sujcida, ira I. King, mnnifes-
to que Gtribu5n Ia determjno-
ci6n de su eSpOsd al NAL estudo
de Sn salad.
Centendres de personals Sc
congre0Gr0n en- el lugdr del su-
cHSO hdstd que ana dmbuldnciG
recOgi6 ell cuerpO, UeUdnd0lo a.
Hospital Municipal.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
ALCALA ZAMORA REGRE-
SO SATISFECHO

Madrid, abril. 9.-Ha regresa-
do muy satisfecho de su excur-
son por Murcia, Baleares y
Valercia, ell presidente de la
Re9ublica Sr. Alcala Zamora.
A POGO de llegar ell p~residen-
te Sc Interest por un sobrino
del primer ministro Azana, ca
DO del ejercito, que resultara
herido en- las maniobras mill
tares de Cuatro Vientos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
EN- SANTA CLARA ALUM
DAN LOS VICIOS

Habana abril, 9.-El Secre-
tario de gobernaci6n, DR.. Zubi-
zarreta, ha dado 6rdenes para
que todos los lugares de vicio
que exiSten en- Santa Clara, ca
.pital de la provincial de su nom
bre, sean cerrados Y detenidos
los que aparezcan como suS eX-
plotadores y administrators.
Casas de iuego y de prostitu-
Ici6n han sido va registradas y
datenidas las personals que Sc
hallaban a su frente. Tambien
Segun Sc dice, ha aumentado ell
consume de drogas heroicas en-
'esa poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA
LA POLICIA INNESTIGA

Habana, abril 9-La p~oIicia
judicial sigue investigando una
denuncia herha por el fiscal Gar
Ella en- la que Sc acusa a conner
ciantes de esta ciudad de haber-
Sc coufabulado para alterar ell
precio de yarios de los articulos
que mas consume ell pueblo.
81 apare2cn pruebas contra e
Hos. 81 fiscal los acusara ante
Ia Audiencia.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09

mo, Secretario de la Sociedad
de Sororros Mutuos LA Bon
d9d".
Sc encuentra recluido en- e,
Hospital de Cook" desde ell pa,
ado jueves.
Los cirujanos que 10 asisten,
'uchan desesperadamente por
salvarlo.
Quiera Dios que los solicitos
cuidados de la ciencia, 10 resti-
tuyan de nuevo a su virtQosa
familia.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
La ron e9ia de mnHdnG

La ron e1ia de mln1dnG
La rrimera de la temporada,
en- los vastos dominios del Capt.
tan "Polaco", ALA en- Rocky
Point.
Sus organizadores pertenecen
a la meritisima "Secci6n de Pro
paganda del Centre EspanoT',
uuienes han sido col0salmente
secundados por las distinguidas
damas y damitas que cOnstitu-
yen la "Se2ci6n de Protection
y Auxilio".
Los elementcs de la col0nia
no ignoran que TODD cuanto sc
recaude en- la "romeria" de ma
mana, es para aumentar los fon-
dos de la mcncionada "Secci6n"
a fin de poder continuar la obfa
altruista a beneficio de los So
clos en- desgracia, que no pueden
sacar sus recibos.
Demas esta decir, que cuanto
mayor sea la concurrencia, mas
intensa sera la cooperation a es-
ia labor de humanidad.
Sin tenor a squivocarnos, lie
auguramos a los prestigioso5 y
honorables caballeros ManVe
Fernandez Rubio y S2turIno
Aleman, Preside 1te y Secreta
rio del grupo auspiciador de Ia
fiesta campestre, I'm exito sin
precedentes.
He aqui Ell estupendo pr1gra-
ma:
A las 10 a. m; aperture eplos
terrenos. A las II 80 p. H.; sc
servira ell almuerzo. A IasQ2 p
M. comenzara ell bale de Jazz
con la orquesta del SIN rival cia-
nista, "Mano" Sanchez. A -as
8 p. M; concurso de Son fol
ell celebre Sexteto Diana. Des
pues seguiran las competencias
por I'm riguroso orden, siendC
premiados los vencedores con va
liosos regalos que han donald
las principles casas comercia
les de la localidad. Las guagua'
saldran de los edificios socia.
les del Centre Espanol de Ybo:
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
LOS COMUNISTAS MANTLE
MEN LA HUELGA DEL
HAMBRE

Madrid, abril 9.-Dicen de
Bilbao que los comunistas pre-
SOS en- la carcel de Larrinaga
siguen manteniendo la huelga
del hambre, que declararan
ha re ocho dias.
Varios de los huelguistas
estin enfermos, pero Sc han
negado a recibir asistencia
me6ica.
Obedece su ~protesta, segun
dicen, a que ell gobierno viene
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

fin de proteger los bancos y per
mitir que el nuevo gabinete to-
me una habil orientaci6n.
Sc ha dado a entender a los
peri6dicos que los partidarios
del eX-presidente y dictator,
Coronei fbanez, seran arresta-
dos.
FL panicO en- ell Banco Nacio-
nal Sc ha dominado aunque al
gunos depositantes cambiaron
aver su papeI moneda por mo-
media dc plata.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
APRUEBASE LA ACTITUD
DE LA ES-
PANOLA

Madrid, abril 9.-Los peri6
dicos comentan de manera ia
vorable la actitud de la dele
gaci6n espanola a la Liga de
Naciones, que viene oponien-
dose a que los derechos de Chi
ma sean atropellados.
La Asamblea Nacional indi-
rectamente ha dado va tam
bien 81 visto bueno a las ges-
tones de la representation de
Espana en- Ginebra.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Los fasciStas italianos toma-
ron aver ell acuerdo de recomen-
dar que las indemnizaciones V
las deudas de guerra sean can
celadaS,
Italia piensa como piensan los
fascistas V los hombreS de cami-
sa negra amoldan sus ideas a
las de Mussolini
EStadoS UnidoS sc 0pone a
la cancellation de las deudaS
de guerra, alegando que ella
seria la 6nica perjudicada, en-
fernando millones que debera
eXtraer de los bolSillos de los
contribuyentes.
Francia esta opuesta a la
cancellation de las indemniza-
clones, por cuanto ella cobra,
o piensa cobrar de Alemania,
mas de 10 que debe pagan a
sus eX-aliados.
Pero Alemania no puede
pagan y todos los gobiernos &C
tdan bajo la impression de
que Sc impone reba.iar las in
demniZaciones y las deudas de
guerra.
La llave de los futuros aeon
tecimentos, en- relaci6n con
csc problema, esta en- las ma
nos del TIC Samuel.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09

Londrcs abril EN- I'm in
forme del ministerio de la go
bCrnaci6n Sc destaca con alar-
ma el hecho de que la criminals
dad continua aumentand0 entire
los J0Venes, ilegandO ct nUmerO
de deiitos en- que interviniera
la potlcia, a f74,03f, la mas al
Ia cantidad aicanzada en- Ell pre-
sente sigio. La cifra Sc reficre
al ano 1880 y abarca 1880 de
litoS mas de los que SO comctic-
ran en- 1929 y 62,784 mas del
promedia de los amos cOmprcn-
didos entire 1900 y 1904.
Una gran parte del aumento
en- 1880, Sc debe a los delitos
contra la propiedad. Los robos
aumentaron de 1890 a "a, 697
y dos quintas parties de todas
las perS}'1as encontradas culpa-
bIes de oa,itos y faltas graves
eran menorAS de 81 amos de e.
dad. -
DOS terceras ,xan memories dc
30 y solo una cutgta fluctuaba
los 80 y los ga
FL ministro atrig X el au-
mento Ell la criminaMA a la
d~eIrT~ Industrial.
Particl larmente senala que
el efectoN Vie lr depression Sc ha
notado en- la parte Norte. don
de la sisuaci6n economical del
pueblo parece ser mas apreta-
da.
Dondc los prUbIemas ecsn6mi
COS deprlmen menos, cen eI Sur,
la juvcntud ha sufrid0 menos.
en- su parte moral, que cnNl Nor
te.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
GESTIONES EN- V DE
UNOS PRESOS

Madrid, abril o9.-Hacen-
Sc gestiores para que ell gobier
no ordene la libertad de II es-
panoles encarcelados en- Bar
celona, ciudad a donde llega-
ron procedente de la Argen-
tina. Esos once individuos fue-
ron expulsados por ell gobier-
no argentine y ell ministro de
la gobernacion ha dicho que
estudia sus casos para resol-
yer 10 que debe hacerse.
La gaceta., 1932-04-09
LA SRTA KENT IRA A CAR.
TAGENA

Madrid, abril 9.-Con ell fin
de estudiar la situaci6n de los
presses en- la carcel de Carta-
gena, que hace pocos dias Sc
amotinaron, hara un viaje a
esa poblaci6n ell jefe de pri-
stones, dipu:ado Srta. Victoria
Kent.
Cuando los presses Sc amoti-
naron, la guardia civil inter
vino, dominandolos.