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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
SWINDLE TRIAL
GOES TO JURY
ImpaSSioned 3-HOur Argu-
mentS Made by Rival
Attorneys.

The $4,000 swindle trial of Joseph
B. Weintraut, 5S-year-old Shelby
vile gambler, went to the jury at
noon today.
The jury, which had listened to
more than three hours impaS-
stoned Oratofy by defense and
prosecution counsel and had heard
Special Judge William R. Ringer
charge, went to lunch before it be-
gan its deliberations.
The complainant in the case
Miss Mabel Gentry, attractive AZ
year-Old Indianapolis school teacher,
who testified that Weintraut made
love to her and promised marriage
to obtain $4,000 in Liberty bonds
from her-wept throughout the
morning.
She figured largely in the closing
arguments, the state making much
of what it described as Weintraut's
despicable conduct toward her be-
fore the alleged embezzlement. and
the defense denourcing her We
hemently.
Both George Tolen, Shelbyville,
and Clyde G. KarTer, Weintraut' S
local counsel, made much of a trip
Miss Gentry made to Chicago with
Weintraut, when the pair registered
as man and wife at a Chicago hotel.
The jury, however. appeared to
pay closer attention to Deputy
Prosecutors John J. Kelly and Ger
rift NJ. Bates, who closed for the
state.
Much of the defense plea was
based on the technicality that the
state had not proved agency, ne
cessity in an embezzlement prosecu-
ton.
John Dillinger's name entered the
trial when Mr. Karrer SarcasticaTy
asked a character witness, B. L. Coy.
Shelbyville insurance man:
I suppose you have heard that
the defendant is a Dillinger hench-
man alSo?"
Mr.. Kelly Immediately took up
the issue on cross examination.
Which do you think has the
better moral character" he asked
the witness, "a man like Dillinger
who takes your money at the point
OF a gun, or a person like Weintraut,
who fleeceS innocent women of their
life savings with promises of mar
riage in sweet and honeyed words?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26

DEDHAM. Mass. June 26. -
Norma Brighton Millen. ministers
daughter, SteadfaStly denied today
that she had any part in or knowl-
edge OF murders at Lynn and
Fltchburg. of which her bandit
husband is accused.
A few minutes after she made
these denialS. the trial was halted
for the second time during the
morning session because she seemed
near another collapse.
Superior Judge Nelson P. Brown
himself noted that Norma was
breaking down and called a recess
so she could be treated in an ante
room.
A few minutes later Norma had
recovered sufficiently to again re-
sumo the stand.
Her first breakdown came while
District Attorney Edmund r. Dew
ing was questioning her regarding
the name under which she reg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
POLICE SPREAD NET
FOR HEAT-CRAZED DOG
Terrier Emulates DilIinger In
Hospital Escape.

Emulating the tactics of John Dill
linger and other prison breakers, a
black and white wire-haired terrier
today escaped frorl the Davis veter-
mary hospital, 402 North East
street.
Police threw Gordon around the
neighborhood for the dog which is
said to be suffering from rabies
The dog chewed his way out of his
cage and jumped over wall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
PRIEST MURDERED BY
CHINESE COMM UNISTS

Young Clergyman Slain After
Capture of Seminary.
By UHitCd Press
HONG KONG, June 26. - Word
was received by the Dominican mis-
sion today from Santuao in south
ern Fukien province that the Rev.
Father Urbano Merlin, a young
priest who came to China in 1882
from New Orleans. had been muir
dered by Communists.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
PIERP0NT, MAKLEY SEE
SLAYER GO TO CHAIR
Dillinger GangSterS Look on as
$3.50 Killer Dies.

BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, o., June 26.-Irmel
KittrelS. g. Negro, who obtained
just $3.50 from the home of Thomas
Mitchell after Staying the retired
farmer at Hillsboro, o.. year ago,
died in the electric chair at Ohio
penitentiary last night.
KittrelS. who freely confessed the
crime. ate heartily before he was
executed. He went calmly to the
chair.
Watching the proceedings in the
death house were Harry Pierpont
and Charles Makley, Dillinger
gangsterS. convicted of Staying
sheriff and sentenced to die July 49,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26

When the U. S. S. Houston,
above, heads out from Annapolis,
President Roosevelt will embark
on a cruise that will carry him
more than 1000 miles before he
reaches his destination, the Ha-
waiian islands. Tie map shows
where stops will be made, Puerto
Rico being the first, then the
Virgin islands. Later additions
to the Presidents schedule are
Cartagena, Colombia, and Haiti.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
PROMISE SHOWERS TO }
RELIEVE TORRID SPELL
Weather Bureau Predicts Storm for
Locality.

Relief for the humid atmosphere
which has choked Indianapolis the
last two days was promised today
with predictions of thundershowers
today by the weather bureau.
Humidity rose 9 per cent above
the normal this morning, and this,
coupled with high temperatures, has
stifed indianapolis recently.
Cooler weather tomorrow was pre-
dicted by the weather bureau.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
HEAT WAVE PROMPTS
BEER SALES RECORD
State Collects S7I.S44 in Taxes for
June lis Period.

The heat wave early in June set
a record for beer consumption in
Indiana. Paul Fry. state excise di-
rector announced today. For the
first fifteen days in June. 1885, 1876
gallons of beer were consumed.
1903, 100 gallons of which we're In
diana brewed.
The excise department collected
S7l.844 in taxes for that period.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
ASTOR NURSES COLD:
NUPTIAL DELAY DENIED
Millionaire's Illness Is Slight, Rela-
tives Say.

NEWPORT, R. l., June 26.-John
Jacob Astor III, 81, multimillinoaire
was nursing a slight cold today, but
persons close to the family ridi-
culed published reports limiting that
he might be too i'll to go through
with his wedding next Saturday.
Mr.. Astor obtained a marriage
license here yesterday to wed Miss
Ellen Tuck French, 18-year-old deb
utante daughter of a Boston bro
ker. The wedding is expected to be
the high spot of Newports 1884
social season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
Quintuplets Gain Weight

D z WfTf q FFfsS
NORTH BAY, Ontario. June 26.-
The Olivia Dionne quintuplets con-
tinued to gain in weight and
strength today with Cecile show
ing the largest gain in the past
tWentY-fOur hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
MACHAD0 Is LOCATED
Cuban Fugitive Living on Farm in
Santo Domingo.
BIZ United Press

bW LWTIFU 7 7 t9e
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti. June
26.-Former President Gerardo Ma
chado of Cuba, sought for eXtradi-
ton by the present Cuban govern
ment, has been located on a farm
fifteen miles from the city of Santo
Domingo, it was disclosed semi
officially today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
Armed Guards Ride
Milwaukee TrOlleys
as Workers Strike
Barbed Wire Barbados Erected Around Plants as Near
Normal Operations Are Maintained Despite
Wakout of Union Men.

rode Mwaukees street
operations face of strike Of
daybreak today members of
Mvau-
which caused recall OF the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
BOSTON CLEW PROBED
IN TUFVERSON CASE

wv lUTk UtItCIIVt ATTIVeS 10 III
vestigate Mystery.
By UnitCd Press
BOSTON, June IS. - Detective
Sergeant Hugh, Sheridan of the New
York police arrived here today to
work on the Boston end of the in
veStiga ton into the disappearance
of Agnes TufverSon.
Captain Stephen j. Flaherty di-
rected Lieutenant George v. Augusta
and Special Officer Joseph Decker
to cooperate with Sheridan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
GETTLE IS THREATENED
Former kidnapping Victim Believed
Target of 'CrankS.'

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LOS ANGELES. June 26.-LetterS
threatening TO bomb the home OF
William F. Gettle. once rescued
from kidnsperS. unless he paid a
5000 extortion demand. today were
branded by department Of justice
agents as the work Of "cranks.7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
SECOND SON BORN TO
GENE TUNNEY'S WIFE
Infant and Mother Doing Nicely,
Hospital Announces.

By United Press
NEW YORK, June ga Sec
ond son was born to Mrs. Polly Lau-
der Tunney, wife of the former
heavyweight champion, at the New
York Medical Center today.
Gene Tunney's first son now IS
3 years old. The new baby and his
mother were reported in excellent
condition. The baby, not yet named,
weighed eight pounds three ounces.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-26
ROOSEVELT RESUMES
WORK AT WHITE HOUSE
President Arrives from Hyde Park
Weekend Vacation.
BIZ LniteG Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt arrived at the Union
station at 8:45 a. m. today from
Hyde Park, N. Y, where he spent
the weekend.
He planned to go to the White
House Immediately, where mass
of important government business
required his attention. The PreSi-
dent was accompanied by Post
master General James A. Farley.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
TRES TAM.
PENOS ~LESIONADOS EN-
ACADEMIES

A consecuencia de un acct
dente automovilista ocurrido en-
la madrugada de hoy, en- la ca
lie de Plat esquina a Delaware,
%sufrieron heridas y lesiones los
ciud2danos Frank Cooper,
Douglas Hunter y George Val
entine, los qCe fueron asistidos
en- ell sanatorio del DR.. Cook.
La policia dice que I'm auto
m6vil guiado por Valentine cho
co contra Ia parte posterior del
autom6vil de P. R. Stratton,
frente a la casa ndmero 1908 de
la Gale Plat, POGO antes de la
una de la madrugada, cuando e
coche de este sc hallaba estacio-
n2do junto a la acera.
Tai fue la valencia del ZEN
contronazo" que ell vehiculo de
Stratton fue lanzado a un pa
ito cercano.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
AGRUPACION BENEFICA Y
CULTURAL DEL CENTRIC
OBRERO

Por orden del companero pre-
sidente tengo ell gusto de citar
a todos los tlabajadores emplea
dos en- la industrial del tabaco,
asf como a los Cocineros y De-
pendientes, para que asistan a
la Junta General de Elecciones
que Sc celebrara hoy Mieroo-
les 26, a las 8 p. m. en- nuestro
local social.
Tomando en- cuenta la finali-
dad de esta citaci6n, es de aspe-
rar que todos aquellos a quienes;
ell asunto concierne, vengan es-
ia noche a elegir a los que han
de regir los asuntos de la casa
de los trabajadores en- 1885.
Fraternalmente,
A. COladO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Ell FUTURE DEL MUNDO Els
Ell COMUNISMO

New York, Die. ga su lie
gada aver a este puerto ell IA
moso escritor ingles E. st. John
Strachey declare que ell future
del mundo fluctda entire ell co :
munismo y ell caos.
"El capitalismo cOntinda de-
clinando. Lo que pas6 en- lngla-
terra ha pasado tambien en- A
merica. Esto es, ha aumentadc
el inter6s por los principles dc
Karl Marx. Politicamente ell
Presidente Roosevelt es muy ha
bill, pero los inevitables ~resulta-
dos seran desastr9sCS. ST no hui
biera sido por ell alivio va uste-
DIES hubiesen tenido revoluci0n.
Yo no pertenezco Al partido Co.
munista, pero creo en- sus fines.
Me parece que America deriva
hacia ell fascismo."
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
CONSULADO DE ESPANA

Sc recuerda n~uevamente a
los ciudadanos espanoles obli-
gados a pasar la REVISTA
MILITAR del ano actual, que
deben presentarse en- este Con-
sulado antes de que termine
este mes de diciembre para es-
tampar en- sus cartillas la nota
de REVISADO.
Tampoco deben olvidarse la
necesidad y la obligation de pro
veerse de sus cedulas o certifi-
cados de nacionalidad de 1884,
aquellos que aun no los han pa
gado, para conservar sus de-
rechos de ser atendidos como
ciudadanos espanoles y evitar
gastos extraordinarios en- su de
fecto.
Excepcionalmente y para ma
yer facilidad de los Interest,"
dos, estara alberta la oficina de
este Consulate en- los euartos
GOA y COG del edificio del First
National Bank, los dias ~ y
81 de este mes de A a 6 de la
tarde, ademas de las horas or
.dinarias de 9 a 2 los demas
dias.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Ell PARTIDO REVOLUClO-
MARIO CUBANO ACUSA AL
MENDIETISMO DE USUR-
PACION DE PODERES

Habana, Die.
Antonio Varona, miembro del
comite gestor del partido Revo
lucionario Cubano (Autenti-
COSY, en- un escrito llegado al
tribunal supreme acusa al go
bierno de Mendieta de dictadu
ra, por haber %suspendido ell de
recho al habeas corpus.
Varona sostiene que ell &C :
tual gobierno es solo un escudo
de la dictadura militar del CO.
ronel Fulgencio Batista, ell
"hombre fuerte" de la Repu :
blica, y acusa al DR.. Raul Car
denas, s~ecretario de justlcla y
gobernaci6n, de haber firmado
ell unconstitutional decreto.
Qued6 aver en- libertad baJo
fianza de $4,000 ell DR.. Ga :
briel Landa, exsecretario de ha
cienda, a quien acusa ell Abe
de apropiarse de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
MANU- ATACO DE E
A LA QUERIDA DEL REY
CAROL

Viene, die. 26.--Ha causado
sensation en- Rumania, segun
los despachos aqui recibidos, ell
nuevo ataque hecho por ell lider
de los campesinos, ell eXprimer
ministro julius MANU-, contra
la ouerida del Rey Carol, la pc
lirroja Nine. Lupescu. Tn CRU
20 critica duramente a MANU-
por no haber querido negociar
amigablemente con ell rey, So
bre csc particular.
sci rey, sostiene ell lider cam
pesino, debe desterrar a Nine,
Lupescu. No quiero reconciliar-
me con el en- base %parcial. De-
be haber I'm complete acuerdo
entire los dos, no solo con res
pecto a las cuestiones politicas,
sino tambien en- 10 referente a
ella.
Waldo Vowvod, otro primer
ministro, lie rocord6 a Manu-
que ellos habian trabajado
.juntos, secretamente, con Ma
DANA Katrina Schratt que ocu-
paba con respecto al emperador
Francisco Jose la misma posi-
ci6n que la Lupescu hacia Ca
roll. Isl, 10 hicimos-contest6
Maniu-para derribar a una
camarilla que nos oprimia; pc
70 hoy rehuso TRAFALGAR con la
camarilla de la Corte de Ruma-
MIA"
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Christmas Party

Los m~uchachos del l.. B. H..
celebraron su anunciada fiesta
de Navidad en- la c~asa-club de
la Gale Mitchell zoos.
A las 2 y 80 comenz6 la fies
ia, con reparto de obsequlos
para los miembros.
Sc bail6 y Sc "hicieron" va
rios juegos.
Asistieron las Srtas. Alicia
Dfaz, Carmita Esperanto, la
graciosa tiple, Josefina Gran
da, Ida Iglesias, J~osefina Cons
tantino, Maria Cacciatore, V
Valdes, Judy Peralta, Pura Ri.
veiro, Jennie Castiglia, Tillie
Rogers, Rosalia Cacciatore,
los jovenes Rogelio Diaz, F. M.
Rodriguez, Arturo Velasco, A
fonso Ganda, Manuel Maseda
Harold Mesa Rodriguez y Jot
M. Rodriguez.
IngresS la Srta. Elena Coma
ii.
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
NUEVAS ~FELICITACIONES

Apreciamos las tarjetas de
felicitaci6n que nos han manda-
do las siguientes personals y en-
tidades: DR.. Sueiras MiralleS,
residente en- la Habana: Sr. Pa
bio Ubarri y Soriano, consul de
Espana; DR.. Juan Silverio y es-
posa; secci6n de Beneficencia
del Circulo Cubano; CabalFeros
Leales de America, la prestigio
sa logia; Sr. Angel Santana Y
esposa; JaX Brewing Co.; Sr.
B. Vilaldemoros y espoSa; Jose
Cid Perez, residente en- la Ha-
bana; esposos A. r. Boza Y
Andres Garcia.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
ARRIRARA MARIANA IL
DIR. RAMIRO C~APABLANCA

Co Il fin de pasar unastem-
porada Ell Tampa ,dedicado al
estudio, arrihara manana en- ell
vapor &c la -)mpania Peninsu-
lar Y Oct ent :, que atracara
al muelle 10 Port Tampa, ell
DIR. Ramiro Capablanca, exse->
cretario de la presidential de Gu
ba.
Recientemente la Universe
dad de la Habana concedio IL
cencia de un ano, que expresa-
mente pidiera el distinguish
professor.
AL querido amigo y compane-
70 en- la lucha por la renovation
de Cuba, anticipamos un Carl
noso saludo de bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
MURIO TRATANDO DE SAL
VAR SUS REGALOS DE
PASCUAS

Joplin, Mo-, Die. 26.-Tratan
do de salvar sus regalos de Pas
cuas, que Sc habian incendiado,
un nino enfermo, de 6 amos, hi
10 del minero Everett Crume,
recibi6 quemaduras que lie eau
saron la muerte. En- ell fuego,
que destruy6 la casa del traba-
jador, murieron tambien la ma
Dire, una hermana y I'm hernia
no del enfermito.
La hermanita, de 3 amos, qui-
so muir de las llamas buscandC
refugio debajo de un divan.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Las fiestas de Navidad

Todo era diversion aver en-
los saloneS de nuestra entusias
Ia comunidad latina.
Ell Centre Asturiano celebra
ba la fecha traditional con una
fiesta diurna.
"Mano Sanchez parecia ca
da vez mas entusiasmado en-
honor de la allegro juventud.
En- TODD ell edificio no Sc ha-
blaba mas que de "Los Diplo-
maticos," la orquesta habane-
ra que pronto arribara.
Jesus Fernandez como STEM
pre-, muy atento con sus hume
rosos amigos.
En- ell CircuIo Cubano habfa
bale en- TODD ell edificio.
Entire la algarabia y ell des-
tapar de las botellaS..... la con
currencia iba y venfa, como 81
quisiera estar en- los dos salo-
mes a la vez.
Tocaba con LA Tropical ell
simpatico pianista Gustavo Mo
reno, a quien desde hace ITEM
pc no veiamos tocar en- publ
co.
Gustavito desde que termin6
sus estudios de farmacia esta
entregado al dispensario.
Aver sustituy6 a Luis Fer :
nandeZ, que toca todas las no
ches en- ell Garcia's Restaurant.
En- los dos pisos habia una
concurrencia nutridisima.
Me enter6 de los nombres de
las personals que asumiran la
Ipresidencia y secretaria de la
Secci6n de Recreo. No los quie
70 dar a la publicidad, perC
desde ahora digo que ha side
un verdadero acierto.
Mas adelante tendr6 oil gus
to de publican sus nombres.
Dos fiestas agradabilisi-
mas. Y ahora hasta "Nev
Year"
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Lineas de gratitud

Los esposos Rosa y Ramon
Rodriguez desean llegar su
mas p~rofundo agradecimiento
a los ORES. Juan Silverio, Julio
Gavilla, j. N. loretta y For
hes por los acertados diagn6s-
ticos, la feliz operaci6n y soll-
citos cuidados prestados duran
te la enfermedad de su hija
Norma,
Complacido ell agreeable
matrimonio.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Una carta

La recibo muy atenta de mi
buen amigo Roberto Moya, que
como todos recordamos estuvo
con Carlos Spaventa en- esta
ciudad. Ambos trabajaron tam
bien en- las peliculas "Cuesta
Abajo," que Sc exhibi6 en- ell
Casino, y en- "El Tango en-
Broadway" pr6xima a estre =
narse.
Estos aplaudidos trovadores
han trasmitido varios progra-
mas desde la National Broad
casting.
Moya me pide de a los pc
ri6dicos locales y amistades sus
mas sinceras frases de felicia
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
INFO RMACIO
DEL PUERTO

No entro aver ningGn vapor.
Ell Agwidale sali6 con rumbo a
New York, cargado de frutas Ct
tricas.
Para New York y Boston,
con frutas y carga general, Ear
.p6 ell vapor americana Colora-
do.
Con rumbo a Matanzas, Gu
ba, con MADEIRA, parti6 la goleta
w. M. Delphia, de bandera hon
durena.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
SUS SUELDOS
LOS EMPLEADOS DEL
CENSO

Habana, Die. 26.-Los EN- -
pleados del censo amenazan
con marcharse del trabajo 81
no les son pagados sus haberes.
Para complacer a esos emplea
dos, que han venido trabajan-
do sin cobrar, son necesarios
100000
Ell registro de eXtranjeros Sc
ra completado y Sc hara una
renovation en- ell sistema.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
JUICIO DE LA CAUSA
CONTRA NOGUEIRA

Habana, Die. 26.-Continua
ra en- la manana de hoy ell jul
clio de la causa contra ell revo-
lucionario e ingeniero Noguei-
ra, a quien Sc achaca la propie
dad de 5000 libras de dinami-
ia ocupadas en- la playa de Co.
iimar.
No Sc cree probable que ell
iuicio termine hoy porque han
sido llamados varios testigos y
deberan informar ell fiscal y la
defensa.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
CORTE DE POLICIA

Mas de 100 casos, por distin
tas faltas, fueron presentados
EN- Ia mahana de hoy al juez
Watkins, de la corte de policfa.
La mayor parte de los casos
eran por embriaguez y II por
guar automobiles bajo la in
fluencia de licores intoxicantes.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Mercedes Garcia
Jose Garcia

Simpatica pareja que ell pa
sado sabado contrajo matrimo
MO, ante ell Notario o. Nava :
rro, actuando de testigos los Sc
flores Antonio Salario Y Rober
to Garcia, hermano de la no
via.
Ella es hija de los aprecia :
bles esposos Obdulio y Bel6n
Garcia.
Les felicito sinceramente.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
lNCENDIO EN- UNA FABRi.
CA

Habana, Die. 26.-Un vio-
lento incendio destruy6 en- la
manana de hoy una fabrica de
tacones de gonna, en- ell barrio
del Cerro.
Ell hecho Sc considera casual
La gaceta., 1934-12-26

Por violar la nueva ordenan-
"a del transito en- las GALES que
hace dfas mencionamos, 10 per
sonas fueron juzgadas. Por con
Quota desordenada % y por va
gancia 2.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
POr ell aire

La orquesta Los Bohemios,'
que dirige ell professor Maxine
Echegaray, vuelve hoy a la es-
taci6n WDAE para trasmitir
su programa semanal.
Sera del agrado de los ra-
dio-escuchas.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
La boda de hoy

La de la simpatica Srta. Ju-
liza Lopez, apreciable sobrina
del Sr. Juan Quesada, Presi :
dente del Circulo Cubano, con
ell joven Johnny Ferrara.
Sc verificara en- la Gale 16
numero 2915.
Promote la reSena.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
SOCIALES

ci6n, 10 que me apresuro a
cumplir con gusto.
The Omaha guide., 1934-09-29

tive in the principles of self gov
eminent and good citizenship.
Welton Showiane is putting the
CCG down on the last of the
month, on account of his beloved
wife, he can't stand it any longer
He is the only one from Omaha to
quit.
Harry Sampson is playing his
part in baseball and volley ball.
He played in "a games this sum-
mer and lost only four, and have
two more to play in Leavenworth,
an, Sept. %, this will be the clos
ing game for the year.
The following boys are leaders /:
Jeffie Taller, Leone Smith, supply
sergeant, Lanney Carter Of Lin
coin, Nebr., truck mechanic.
The following boys are enrell-
ees: Eerey Carter, Lemar Tun-
MEM, Edward Cant, Dave Butcher,
WWillie Easley, Jeffie Taller, Bill
lie Antney, Huchule Rushnel and
John Roadon.
Harry Sampson, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1934-09-29
H0NORED BY farewell PARTY

Miss Fannie Lee Hayden of Littig,
Tex, the sister of Mr.. Lafayette
Hayden, proprietor of the Hayden's
Cash Market, at 1904 No. oath ST.,
was honored with a farewell party at
the Masonic Hall, 26th and Blonde
SITS.
Miss Hayden arrived in Omaha
Tuesday afternoon, Aug. %, and left
for hsr home on Thursday after
noon, Sept. Is accompanied by Mrs.
Pauline Hayden and Mr.. J. R. Mar
tin.
AT the farewell party there were
approximately $50 guests present.
After Miss Hayden was presented to
the guest present, Mr.. Arthur Smith
sang a selection, dedicating the NUM-
Der to Miss Hayden, "The Day You
Came Along" From the way he gaz-
ed into her eyes as he sang the song
to her, not person in the audience
could for a minute doubt that he
sang it from the bottom of his heart.
Among those present was the hon.
orary guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden,
as we'll as Miss Fannie Lee Hayden,
were the newly WEEDS, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Martin, who were married son
the previous Monday in Council
Bluffs, ia. Mrs. Martin was formerly
Miss Mildred Bronson, q graduate Of
Technical High school and vas a well
known among the set of
Omaha. Mr.: Martin is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. r. Martin eff this
city, and is now clerk at the Haydens
Cash Market At the marriage GER
emony they were accompanied by Miss
Fannie Lee Hayden and MI. Art
Smith. Miss Margaret Smith Of
Little Rock, Ark, who is visiting in
the city, was also present.
The music was furnished by =
thras piece orchestra, was had BY al.
time, seemingly, was had by all.