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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-05
w. H. Adams
Takes Chicago
Girl as Bride

Marriage of Miss Frances Carla
Foote, daughter of Mrs. Frank F.
Foote of Chicago, to William H.
Adams, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Adams, 316. South Audubon road,
took place Saturday afternoon at
the home Of the brides aunts, the
Misses Janet and Imogene Shaw,
1903 Washington boulevard. Only
members of the immediate families
witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams both attended
Indiana university, where the bride
belongs to Alpha Chi Omega soror-
ity. Mr.. Adams is Q Delta Tat
Delta.
The couple will be at home after
Sept. 20 at 316 South Audubon road.
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Holland Tea
Will Start
Rush Week

A Windmills of Holland tea, to
be held Tuesday afternoon at the
chapter house. 500 Hampton drive,
will officially open the rush week
activities of zeta Tau Alpha So
rority at Butler university.
A tour around the world will be
uesd as the theme of the three rush
parties in honor of freshman wom-
en- and students who will matrcu-
late at Butler for the first time this
fall.
The outdoor German gardens OF
the Athenaeum Will be the scene Of
the second party on Wednesday
night in the nature of a Viennese
dance.
Plan Colonial Dinner
The final party will be the ira
ditional Colonial dinner Of the So
rority, and will be held Monday
night. Sept. u. at the indianapolis
Country Club, The dinner will
have as its setting Farmville. Va,
the birthplace of the sorority. and
will mark the homeward stop on
the tour.
Decorations and entertainment
characteristic of the three countries
will be carried out at each party.
Miss Thelma Tacoma, rush captain,
is in charge of the Holland tea.
Pledges of the sorority, dressed in
Dutch costumes, will assist Miss
Geraldine Kunz, president, who will
pour.
Dancing will feature the program
of the Viennese party on Wednes-
day night A Viennese floor show
will complete the entertainment.
Pledge Services Set
Members of the sorority will APP
pear in Colonial costumes at the
dinner Monday night, which will
close the rush program.
Several founders of the local
chapter Of the sorority will be pres
ent and the national history Of
Zeta Tau Alpha will be read follow
ing the dinner. Miss Martha Heller
is general chairman of the affair.
Informal pledge services will be
held by the sorority Wednesday
night, Sept, IA
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Clothes Easier to Select

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Labor
IN day-and it's the thing not to
work. To take life easy.
Fashion has the same idea for
all this fall, and is making things
easy for folks by declaring that the
smartest costumes and accessories
are the ones that are practical and
economical.
That goes from hat to shoes. And
it's going to be easy to assemble
a good-looking, fashionable ward
robe this fall
Fall dresses are practical. There's
a sensible fashion for simple dresses
that can make use of several diff
ferent types of accessories.
Trimmings Are Detachable
There's fashion for dresses with
detachable trimmings collars,
csarfs, bibS and so on and
these trimmings can be quickly re-
placed by something else to make
the same dress look different.
That's the kind of dress we've
had sketched ~. with detach-
able bib or plastron cit buttons on
that can be changed in jiffy for
a scarf, a collaret, lingerie collar
or even a fur bib.
There's a fashion, too, for dresses
that can do double duty" and serve
for both formal and informal occa-
sions.
Simplest of these is the sleeve
less low-cut dress with jacket that
buttons or ties on to look like
part of the dress.
Coats Are Practical
Fall coats are practical, too. The
fashionable colors are dark
and one coat can be worn with
many different colored dresses.
The fashionable fabrics are rough
crepe durable, easy to take
care of and appropriate for all kinds
of general wear.
Coat lines are simple enough so
the same coat can smartly serve for
different kinds of occasions. And
collars can be adjusted for different
events and different weather. (Some
are even detachable).
And fall hats are practical.
They're smartest when they're
small, SO they fit neatly with big
fur ollared coats. Hat backs are
longer, too, to help them grip the
head more firmly.
Hats, Shoes Practical, Too
They're practical in material, too
using soft, crushable, packable fab
RIGS and soft, weather-resisting
felts.
Fall shoes are simpler and less
trimmed. Of course that makes
them practical. For if a pair Of shoes
is simple, it can be worn with sew
erar different costumes.
Smart handbags. are conveniently
roomy and simple enough in line to
be carried with more than one out
fit
And-another practical fashion
top handle bags are decidedly in
and how easy to carry.
Dark-colored stockings are back
again more practical than light
ones. And so are -colored
gloves.
Copyright, 1882. by Amos PARRISH
Next-New handbags are roOmy
and convenient.
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MISS MGARVEY IS
BRIDE AT KIRKLAND

The marriage of Miss Rosemary
McGavey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles NIcGarvey, 1864 Washington
boulevard, to William Haman Miller,
son of Mrs Jessie Miller, % South
Summit street, took place Tuesday
in Kirkland.
Mrs Miller is a graduate of Lady
wood school and Mr.. Miller of the
University of Southern California,
where he is Kappa Sigma.
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Luncheon at PrObyIaeum VIII
Honor Sarah Margaret Moore

Madeline Speers. Ellen Rogers, and Phoebe
Emerson.
John Fletcher will entertain at
dinner tonight for members of the
bridal party. They will include:
Mrs. Carlson Miss Corson, Miss White.
Mss STRIKER. Miss Rucker, Mrs. Jose.
Francis Trail Hodges. John Mason Moore.
Oscar A. Jose Jr.. James Cunning, Edward
Erickson Of Chicago, Miss Sarah Margaret
Moore, and Fletcher Hodges Jr.
Mr.. Fletcher will be an usher.
Following the wedding Saturday
night Mr.. Cunning wi. entertain
with party for all membS Of the
bridal party except the bride and
bridegroom.
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Miss Hotel
Is Bride of
w. w. Perrin

Fall colors predominated at the
wedding Of Miss Kathleen Hotel to
William Weaver Perrin, which took
place at 230 today at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton p. Hotel, 95 West Forty
ninth street.
The ceremony took place in the
sun parlor before an improvised
altar Of ferns. candelabra and dab
las with the Rev. Edward Haines
Kistler. pastor Of the Fairview
Presbyterian church, officiating.
Mrs. Helen Harrison Daley,
harpist, played 20 Promise Me" "At
Dawningn and Il Love You Truly"
preceding the ceremony.
Niece Is Attendant
The bride given in marriage by
her father wore melon colored
crepe fitted gown with brown velvet
puff sleeves. She wore a brown vel
vet turban. brown slippers and car
ried an arm bouquet Of vart-colored
dshlias.
Her attendant, Miss Helen Per-
sise OF Salem, her niece, wore bronze
2olored chiffon velvet fashioned with
ruff sleeves. She wore a brown vel
vet turban, brown slippers and car
ried dahlias.
Lee Hotel, brother Of the bride,
was best man.
Mrs. Hotel wore a dark blue crepe
dress and a shoulder corsage Of tea
roses.
An informal reception for the bri-
dial party and guests was held i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
on Six-Month Trip
The couple left on a six months
trip through the north and south
west, the bride travelling in
Castilian red rough crepe suit.
trimmed with brown mole. She
wore brown accessories.
Out-of-town guests were the
brldegroom'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Perrin of Lafayette
and Mrs. Elwood White and daugh-
ter, Mary Perrin White of Green
wich, Conn.,
Mrs. Perrin attended Butler uni
versity where she is a member of
Pi Beta Phi sorority Mr.. Perrin is
a graduate Of Indiana university
and a member of Beta Theta Pi
fraternity.
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Sen. WatSOn
Speaks for
Luncheon

Plans are being completed for the
luncheon to be given by the Indiana
Women's Republican Club at noon
Friday at the Columbia Club, when
Senator James E. Watson will be
the guest of honor and speaker.
Mrs. R. Harry Miller is in charge
Of arrangements, and announces
that there will be a large attendance
Of the club members both from In
dianapolis and over the state Mrs.
Helen johnson Harms is president
Of the club, and will preside,
Besides the talk by Senator Wat
son, the Saul Bernat trio viii pre-
sent a musical program between
courses.
Besides Mrs. Miller and Mrs,
Harms, members Of the committee
in charge are:
Mrs Henry R. Campbell who will act
as hostess; Mrs. Ida Belzer and Mrs. Jesse
Gremelspacher. chairmen of cor
TbbUUHUeUCcs MISS AutAb 0kp4hs NAidiA man
Of publicity; Mrs. z. L. Burnett, chairman
of tickets; Mrs. Herbert Luckey, telephone
chairman Mrs. Wolf sussman, house chair
man; Mrs. w. D. Armadase, ways and
means; Mrs. Omer Hawkins. decorations;
Mrs Lois Weisenberg. secretary of mem
bership; Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson, chair
man of membership; Miss Jessie Levy.
parliamentarian, and Miss Pearl Randall.
chairman of the music.
Out-of-town members of the club
who are assisting are: Mrs. Alfred
A. Kist, Portland second vice
president; Miss Nellie Gray Hol-
lowell, Pendleton; Mrs. Spann Way
mire, Anderson, and Mrs. o. A.
Hobbs
The luncheon is not limited to
members of the club, but is open
to any one interested in hearing
the senator speak, including men as
well as women. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Miller.
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Chicago Girl Is
ITO Be Guest at
Swimming Fete

Miss Jacquelyn Nicholson of Chi
cago, who is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Borchers,
1856 Washington boulevard, will be
entertained at a swimming party
Tuesday by Miss Luciele Liendecker.
Miss Nicholson gave a bridge
party Saturday afternoon at the
Borchers home in compliment TO
Miss Eleanor Meahl of Chicago, her
house guest. Miss Meahl will re-
turn to her home Tuesday.
other guests were the Misses
Carolyn Earring, Mary Minkle, Mary
Ann Cummings, Caroline Jaeger,
Helen Marker, Mary Margaret Rud-
dell, Nancy Socwell and Miss Lien-
decker.
Miss Cummings gave a party FRI
day for Miss Nicholson.
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WOERNERS TO LIVE
HERE AFTER JAN. 1

Mr.. and Mrs. William Woerner
who were married Aug. y in Seattle
will be at home after Jan in In
dianapolis. Mr.. Woerner is the son
of Mrs. r. A. Blakley, 1921 South
Meridian street.
Mrs. Woerner was Miss Margaret
Taylor, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
j. c. Taylor of Dallas. Tex. She
attended the University of Texas
and belongs to Kappa Theta soror-
ity,
Mr.. Woerner, football coach of the
University of Washington, is a grad
uate of Purdue university. He is a
member of Phi Kappa Sigma and Pi
Kappa Sigma and Pi Tau Sigma,
honorary fraternity.
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MONA NELSON AND
r. w. BROMERT WE'D

Marriage of Miss Mona Irene
Nelson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Nelson, 1913 East Thir-
tieth street, to Richard Whitney
Bromert, son of Mrs. John w,
Bromert, took place at 8 Saturday
night in the study of the North
M. +. church, the Rev. w. w. Want
officiating Only members of the
immediate families heard the vows.
The bride wore her travel suit Of
Spanish tile, trimmed in baby lynx;
with black accessories and a cor
sage OF gardenias.
The couple viii be at home after
a short wedding trip, at 1920 Car
Tollton avenue.
Mr.. Bromert attended Butler uni
versity.
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Engagement Made Public

Engagement of Miss Carrie Hen
ringer to Watson Quillin of Kings
port, Va, has been announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Henninger, 2414 Stuart street The
wedding will take place Thursday
at Kingsport, where the couple will
live,
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Daily Recipe
BAKED POTATOES
WITH HAM

Slice of ham, IL inch
thick
! firm, ripe tomatoes
Salt
Pepper
I tablespoon sugar
Buttered bread crumbs
Cover the slice Of ham with
water and bring to the boiling
point. Pour off the water; cut
the ham in pieces for serving,
and cook until well Drowned
on both sides; then place in a
baking dish.
Cover the ham with slices
Of tomatoes; season with salt
and pepper. and sugar If de-
sired, sprinkle buttered bread
crumbs over the tomatoes,
cover and cook for three
fourths to one hour in a
moderate oven.
When the ham is tender,
remove the top of the baking
dish and allow the bread
crumbs to brown. Garnish
with chopped parsley and
serve from the dish.
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PARISH HALL TO
BE DANCE SCENE

Members and sponsors of the
Young Peoples Club of the Little
Flower church will give a cabaret
dance and card party Saturday
night in the parish hall in honor
Of the Rev. John j. Flynn, who will
leave the parish soon. Johnny Red
delis orchestra will play.
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Wedding Set for FaU

Engagement of Miss Ethel Grone-
MAR to Donald j. George, son of
L. w. George of West Newton, has
been announced by the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Gronemiar,
294S Guilford avenue. The wedding
will take place this fall.
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Back From HONEYMOON

Mr., and Mrs. Rupert A. Miller are
at home at 9l9 North Pennsylvania
street, following their wedding Aug.
"a at Madison. Mrs. Miller former
" was Miss Birdie Williams, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams,
1907 North OlneY street.
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It's exceedingly simple-a little
moulded bodice and shaped skirt
that hugs the hips. A panel effect
at the front and at the back is de-
cidedly length giving, The modish
cape collar, however, nks this
model definitely with 1882.
A sheer crepe silk print is smart
and pretty.
Style No. 423 is designed for sizes
IA. l6. Is; 20 years. SO and SO inches
bust. Size Is requires 39s yards of
39-inch material
Chalky white or pastel crepe silk
is charming for this model.
Our Summer Fashion Magazine
will help you economic. Price, 10
cents.
Price of Pattern Is cents in
lamps or coin (coin is prefeTedD !.
Wrap coin carefully.
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Auxiliary to Meet

Auxiliary Of the Y. M. T.. owen
council. Will meet at Tuesday
az Holy Angels hall, Twenty eighth
street and Northwestern avenue.
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Card Parties

Euchre parties will be given today
at 230 and $50 at Holy Rosary hall.
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XXTRITE your mistakes to Jane
" Jordan, who will help you
extract from them all they have to
teach you. Don't cry over spilled
milk when there is something to
learn from the spilling,
Dear Jane Jordan have committed
the social sin. I have been going with
a married man who has not been living
with his wife When I met him, he was
tired of everything. ready to do any
thing, because of his wifes unfaithful-
ness A friend asked me if Id have
date with him.
l did, and of course one led to an
other, but I never thought for minute
when the time came for me to give
him up it could hurt me. 1 though l
could say, goodby at any time I
But now, after i.,s , six months Of his
back He never has told me he loves
me, and we haven't been like that, be
cause l secretly felt
Wifo COY11oc he really has been in
NhC NVAa'SS love with her all
Back and What can't un,
derstand is why did
Ruins Hope. al this h AYE to hap 4Eo
way it must end
I've taken care of him, kept him from
throwing himself away, picked up the
remnants of fine fellow when his wife
didn't want him Now when it suits
where I started, with an ache in my
heart.
I told him when we parted that 1
know we can't help who or how we love,
and it Vas Just bad break for me. He
is human and I really don't think he
wanted to hurt me-
My friends say I am fool If
want him, go after him, but I think the
Just will have to try his wife again and
find the difference himself, then come
back to me. I don't want to lose the
respect he has for me and I think I
would, if tried to hold him now Am
I right?
BEWILDERED.
Dear Bewildered-I wouldn't call
your mistake so much a social sin
as feminine folly. You acted in good
La gaceta., 1932-05-25

nEI PUERTO

Procedentes de New York y
Filadelfia, respectivamente, en-
II aron aver los vapores ameri-
canos Agwidale Y Commercial
Floridan. De Baltimore arrib6,
a tomar un cargamento de
fosfato, la motonave sueca Pa
iala.
Zarparon aver los vapores a
m%ericanos San Mateo, Agwi-
dale, Colorado, Comal y Com
mercial Orleanean. La motona-
We noruega Skramstram sali6
cargada de fosfato hacia puer-
tos del Jap6n. Rumbo a la Isla
de Gran Caiman, con MADEIRA,
aceite y otras mercancias, salio
la goleta inglesa Wembley.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25

Hace pocos dfas declare ell ST..
La Place Bostwick I'm experto
en- perlas, que en- Key West y
en- otros lugares de las Indias
Occidentales Sc pueden obtener
las mayores y mejores perlas
del mundo.
Bostwick lleva dos amos de
experiments Y ha logrado ha-
Ger crecer perlas de 10 a 80
granos de peso.
En- ell Jap6n Sc requiere I'm
periodic de Z amos para producer
perlas cuyo peso no excede de
Az granos.
A juicio de este ciudadano en-
Key West solo hay necesidad
de usar la propia variedad de
conchas y seria facil obtener
perlas de 10 a 80 granos.
Como existe un ilimitado mer-
cado en- ell mundo para las per-
las finas, muy it'll seria que los
La gaceta., 1932-05-25

quien pagara ell rescate en- un
ementeriO del Bronx, la noche
de abril dos.
Juan result6 ser Juan Sven
son, quien la policia no ha podi-
do relacionar con el case, aun-
cue ha investigated sus movi-
mientos y particularmente los
lugares q. visitara ell dia del Sc
cuestro.
Cuando ell DR.. Condor regre-
Sc de Massachusetts, a donde ha
lido en- viaje de pesca, visitara
las galerias de varias de las
principales ciudades de New
Jersey, con la esperanto de en-
contrar ell John que recogiera
los $4,000.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
ECOS DEL CAYO

Roberto j. Mitchell, que cum
pie sentencia en- la carcel del
condado de aqui. sera detenido
despues que cumpla los seis me-
ses que le fueran impuestos,, y
acusado de obtener dinero ha-
ciendose pasar como agente del
gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Tambien Sc lie acusara de adqui
rir valiosos a~rticulos de un pa
%saiero llegado a este puerto, fin
giendo ser miembro de la "es-
cuadra" de narc6ticos del 60
bierno federal.
Mitchell estuvo cinco amos
recluido e mel preside de la Isla
de Pinos, en- Cuba, y hace dos
semanas Sc lie trajo a esta ciu-
dad por ell sheriff Niles, decla-
randose culpable de obtener d.
nero con falsas pretensiones V
siendo condenado a seis meses.
Mas tarde ell comisionado fe-
deral Rodney Gwinn hizo sa-
Der al sheriff que tan pronto
Mitchell pase los seis meses en-
la carcel, el hara arrestarlo, pa
ra que responda a cargos que lie
hacen los agentes federales.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
HOOVER DICE QUE CUEN-
TIA CON 621 VOTOS

Washington, mayo 25.-La
delegation de Texas votara
por Hoover en- la convention re-
publicana sy con estos 40 votos
ell p~residente ha llegado a un
total Gle cyl Delegates, a favor
de su reelection.
Hoy conferenciaron ell presi-
dente y varios miembros de su
partido sobre la pl"ataforma que
la convention adoptara.
Ademas de la conferencia de
la Casa Blanca, los leaders re-
publicanos anunciaron una Sc
RE de entrevistas preiiminares
para la aperture de la conven-
ci6n de JUNO 8.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
CITACION

Sc cita por este medic a to-
dos los miembros del Campa-
mento Palmetto No. 161 de los
W. 0. w., para la tenida regu-
lar que Sc celebrara manana
Jueves, &c, a las 8 de la noche
en- nuestro local.
A. Del Castillo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25

Ell partido socialista aprob6
aver una plataforma en- la cual
Sc demanda la abolici6n de la en-
mienda Is Y Ia propiedad por
ell gobierno de las cervecerias y
fabricas de bebidas alcoholics.
La convention termin6 sus
sesiones POGO antes de la media
noche, luego de haber s~eleccio-
nado como candidate a la presi-
dencia a Norman Thomas. de
New York, Y como candidate a
la vice-presidencia a James H.
Maurer de Harrisburg, Penn.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
NUEVO GABINETE JAPO-
MES

Toxic mayo 25.-La crisis exis-
tente desde que fuera asesinado
ell primer ministro Inukai, ell
dia 16, termin6 hoy cuando que
do constituido un gabinete ba-
io la presidential del almirante
Saito. FL primer ministro desem
panara tambien la cartera de ne
gocios eXtranjerOs.
La cartera de marina Sc ha
confiado al general Senjuro
Hayashi y la de marina al al
mirantc Keisuke Okada.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
ROYAL OF


Por orden de nuestro Monar-
ca cito a todOs los Hermanos
para la tenida General y de Ora
dos que habra de e~fectuarse ell
pr6ximo Microbes 25 del CO.
rriente, en- ell edificio de los
Aguila de Orc, Gale Is y Ga ave.
Fraternalmente,
Ell SecretdriO.
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CONDOR ESCOGIO A UN
HOMBRE A QUEEN NO Sc
PUEDE RELACIONAR CON
Ell ~SECUESTRO

Hopewell, N. j., mayo Is
FL superintendent de policia
del estado anunci6 en- la mana
ma de hoy que ell DR.. Condor,
que pagara $4,000 con la espe-
rama de rescatar al hijo del CO.
ronel Lindbergh, escogi6 una
fotografia de la galeria de pr
caros como la del Juan a
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
ESTA NOCHE Ell PRESI-
DENTE HOOVER COME
RENCIARA CON 40 PUBL
CISTAS

Washington mayo 25.-En
la Casa Blanca ell presidente
Hoover conferenciara esta no.
che con 40 de los principles pu-
blicistas del pals, discutiendo
con ellos los medios para resell
yer la situaci6n economical.
El presidente desea conquis-
tar ell apoyo de los publicistas
con e fin de preperar la opinion
p6blica para ell desarrollo de
sus planes y mas tarde celebra-
ra conferencias de identico ca
racter con industriales y pro
fesionaIes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25

Sc NECESI1AN seis HON
bres que hablen ingl6s y espa-
mol para confiarles la venta de
I'm artfculo productive. Sc re-
quiere seriedad y experienced
commercial. Informa: George
Stephens, 107 Cass st. Arcade
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
FL TTFMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Vientos moderados del Sur.
Marea alta a las $50 a. m. y
Gil p. m. Marea baja, a las
1921 a. m. y Gil p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
TEATROS
CASINO

CASINO
Presenta hoy Gel Hombre
Malo" formidable" cinta, GU
vas escenas Sc desarrollan en- la
frontera mejicana y en- la que
figuran los notables actores An
tonic Moreno, Andres de Segu-
r,r- Rosita Ballestercs, Juan
a, Del;a Magma y Ma
nuel Conesa.
Tambien exhibe Broken Lull
aby", emocionante drama, con
Lionel Barrymore, Nancy Ca
rroll Y Phillip Holmes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
C~ABA1LEROS DEL AGUILA
DE ORC
Crist6bal Colon No. T

Pcs este medic Sc eta a to-
dos los miembros de este Casti-
Ito para que concurran a la Sc
sion de mahana Jueves, donde
Sc nominaran los oficiales que
han de regir los destinos del
ell pr6ximo semestre.
A. S58eriz,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
RITZ

Exhibe por Ultima vez la her
mosa pelicula, hablada en- espa-
mol, Gel Proceso de Mary Du-
gan, y Quick Millions" con
Lee Tracy.
Para manana Sc anuncia el
estreno de cover The Hills.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
ROYAL

Ofrece ell magnifico doble
programa en- ell que ~figuran
His Woman con Gary Cooper,
Y "a Hours, con la ~atractiva
Kay Francis y ell notable actor
dramatico Give Brook.
La gaceta., 1932-05-25
hombres emprendedores de aqui
sc dedicaran a csc cultivo.

Esta ciudad esta hoy orgullo-
sa de Hector Cruz, j6ven estu-
dante del Institute, cue hace
pocas semanas ganara en- Tam
pa los primeros honores, como
tenor, en- ell Festival de la Mi
sica ali verificado.
Cruz ACADIA de ser obseuuiado
con una fiesta y ell Club Rotario
y otras organizaciones lie hicie-
TO nvaliosos regalos.
Ofelio Farnet fue presentado
aver al juez Harris baio la a
cusaci6n de asalto criminal V Sc
lie suspendi6 la s~entencia hasta
Que pueda adquirir ell dinero su-
tlc'ente y Sc marche de esta DO
blaci6n, bajo la promesa de no
volver.
Ell juez Harris lie suspendi6 la
pena, haciendole saber que 81
regresa al Cayo lie enviara Dor
largo tempo a Raiford.
J. Y. d.