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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

An advanced medicinal formula
of 90 separate medicines, and not
one a habit-forming drug. 1t is
taken after meals and mixes with
the food in ones stomach, thus
throwing off the poisons that foster
stomach troubles and permitting
the kidneys and liver to function
properly. 1t acts within 10 minutes
ID stop gas and pains, sourneSs
bloat and belching.
1t will bring out awful impurities
| frequently from the first dose)
which may have been INSIDE of you
for a long time. causing you many
DAYS of misery with headaches
dizzy spells, skin eruptions and lazy
drowsy, tired feeling.
1t will cleanse your bowels (grad-
ually-not drastic or severe) as they
we're NEVER CLEANSED BEFORE
Indo-Vin will relieve acid condi-
tons and make the stomach and dl-
geStive organs sweet and clean.
1T WILL give you the greatest
appetite you EVER HAD IN YOUR
LIFE.
Indo-vin will act as a diuretic to
sluggish kidneys and flush out
quantities of impurity that may
have become damned up inside,
causing BACKACHE, SHARP
PAINS and RISING AT NIGHT.
Relieves children from bed-wetting
in few days.
1t will make your liver more &C
tive; will work the old bile from the
liver as black as ink, thus relieving
spells Of biliousneSs and sick head
ache. Strengthens the nerves by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

matters little when love is there
but because she wants to be with
him and wouldn't be anywhere else
for anything. Fair weather wives
who won't stay on deck when storms
come should be pushed overheard.
We hear stories, too, Of men
whose wives have come up with
them through trial and tribulation.
Sometimes the magic dies and the
men remain faithful. Sometimes
1t dies and the men put their wives
in row boats and send them ashore
so the cruiser can take on newer,
gayer companions. For every wom-
an who deserts her husband dur
ing his hour of need, there is a
man who forgets to be gallant when
devotion is needed.
These persons who fail do not
act this way because they are men
and women. II is because they are
lacking in certain fine qualities as
human beings and good citizens.
They can't keep faith, that is all.
AnalyZe marital situations, though,
and you'll see husbands often get
what they ask for. The man who
marries a piece of fluff who can't
grow into a woman when he needs
her, deserves to be deserted. Any
way, he couldn't miss such a wom-
an long!
The man who marries the woman
who won't keep pace with him men
tally and emotiOnally-who stops
growing while he continues to grow
should have cast prophetic eye
down the roads of the future. 1t
is not right that he should be bound.
He can not be happy. Nor can
the woman he marries. Yet it
doesn't seem fair that the girl he
chooses because she can laugh,
when laughter was all he asked,
should suffer.
Judge ODunne made his Sensa-
tional disclosure whcn he granted
an annulment of a marriage con-
tracted under the befuddled influ-
ence of cocktails. When the brides
vision cleared she didn't want her
bridegroom. Certainly she should
have been released. Two wrongs
never add up to make a right. She
should have married sanely, but
since she didn't, why should she
live insanely?
Just the same it is nice OF you
to accord us the privilege Of chang
ing our minds, Judge O'Dunne. Do
you think You could help us all
men and women and puppy dogs
TO know our minds? That would
| be a service!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES
OF THE |NDO-VIN BEING
SOLD IN INDIANAPOLIS
New, Scientific Medicine
Is a Sensation and
Crowds Flock to Hooks
Drug Stores for 1t.

Month after month, the new,
scientific medicine containing % of
Natures Finest Health-Building In
gradients, known as Indo-Vin, con-
tinues to increase in SALES and
DEMAND here in the city of Indi-
annapolis and vicinity. Not cure
all, not patent" medicine, but a
modern system-cleanser, now being
introduced to large crowds daily in
Indianapolis by The Indo-Vin Man
in person at Hooks Drug Store, Hi
nois and Washington Streets. 1t
has become the sensation of the
drug world of this entire vicinity
and leading druggists are amazed
at the demand and say that nothing
like it has ever been seen here be-
fore
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Indianapolis Lady
A Stomach Victim

MRS. JENNIE CARTWRIGHT, of
1886 Reisner Street, Indianapolis. said :
photo appeacs above.) Practically all
my life / had been a great victim Of
stomach trouble. This finally got so
bad that everything l tried 10 eat
would turn into gas and bloat inside
Of me and l was always in such misery
with my stomach organs that / never
knew what il was to sit down and eat
hearty meal like a normal person
does. for my meals caused so much
suffering all through me that ! was
almost afraid to eat. Was dreadfully
nervous and didn't know what 10 do
for myself in this awful condition be-
cause / had tried EVERYTHING. But
finally I found Indo-Van and i has
changed me entirely. ] can hardly tell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

going through school and work anc
be someone. Otherwise, I think
will love Joe until death.
STILL LOVING.
Answer-To begin with, you
haven't made wreck of your life,
though that is more good luck
than sense. Except for the Cos
siping of a few enviouS tongues
which you have left behind you,
nothing has happened which can
ruin your future.
1.-The accidental variation from
a given social practice does not
necessarily entail SIM" writes
Theodore Dresser, and I agree
with him, although I certainly do
not recommend the variation for
a girl in her teens. If you repeat
the experience several times more,
you may succeed in wrecking your
life after all.
I do not wish to disparage the
tender feeling you have for your
young lover. Except for the de-
ception you worked upon your
family and friends it is difficult
for me to look upon your budding
love-life as vile. Nor do I see any
reason why your future husband,
provided you do not make prac-
tice of offending the social order,
is going to feel cheated. You are
no loose and trif1ing trollop, but a
youngster who found love in the
fields because the family resi-
dence was barred.
Even while granting the sweet
ness of your dream, I am doubt
ing its permanence. First love by
no means is last love. I like your
statement, I'm going through
school and work and be someone"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
GROTTO AUXILIARY
HOLDS. HOMECOMING

Annual home coming and birthday
party Of the women's auxiliary TO
Sahara Grotto was held this after
noon at the Grotto home, which
was decorated with fail garden
flowers.
Mrs. Othneil Hitch. first presi-
dent. gave the history of the or
ganization, founded eleven years
ago. A musical program, arranged
by Mrs. Emil Reinhardt and Mrs.
Delbert o. wilmeth. was presented.
Taking part we're Miss Alice Adelia
Hite, pianist; Rosemary Wilmeths
violiniSt: Miss Hazel Madinger. vo-
calist. and a trio. composed OF
Bobby and Billy Wildman and
Bobby Day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
HELP KIDNEYS
Don't Take Drastic Drugs

You have nine million tiny tubes or
filters in your Kidneys which may be
endangered by using drastic, irritating
drugs. BE careful. IL poorly Junction.
ing kidneys or Bladder make you suf-
fer from Getting Up Nights. Leg Pains.
Nervousness. Stiffness. Irritation, Acid
ity. Neuralgia or Rheumatic Pains.
Lumbago or Loss of Vitality. don't
waste a minute. Try the Doctors pre-
scription called Cystex pronounced
Siss tex. Formula in every package.
Starts work in 10 minutes. Soothes and
tones raw. irrtated tissues. 1t is help
ing millions of sufferers and is guar
anteed TO fix you up 10 your satisfac-
tion or money back on return of empty
package. Cystex is only TIC at all
drnggistS -AdYertiSement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

law or man. especially in all affairs
Of the heart"
Have you ever seen a woman in
love. Judge ODunne? OF course you
have. but then you do see more who
have tumbled out OF love or been
pushed out Of love. A judge natur-
ally would. But when woman
loves, really loves. though she may
pray to be tickle. vacillating. change
able, varying. her affections are like
" 20 remain adhesive where one
man is concerned.
Il Is not much fun, this letting
one person matter so much that the
moon would fall down if he left the
emotional set-up. If only you were
correct. Judge ODunnel
Il isn't the bride-elect who hesi-
tates that night before the wedding.
II is the man who asked the bride
elect to marry him.
How They Would Work
II a woman is entitled 10 change
her mind then she has right TO
shift responsibility whenever she
pleases. If Billie Jones. whose trous-
ers are patched and whose convey
ance is a street car, has gained
Nfary's consent to a movie date. Bill
lie shouldn't feel hurt if Mary turns
him down because somebody with
a roadster passes by.
Woman's privile eye, Judge
ODunne. wOman's privileged
The two sexes are pretty fairly
divided when it comes to this mat
ter of facing or evading issues. We
are human beings. after all. before
We are either men or women. For
every instance of broken faith on
the part Of a woman there is a
masculine incident to match it.
When the economic depression
brought hardShips TO many women
whose husbands previously had pro-
vided them with luxuries, there were
stories Of the manner in which
some women revolted. A real wom-
an will stand by the man she loves,
not because it is her duty-but duty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

1 fell in love
with a boy two
years old e r
than I am. He
was the first
boy I ever had
a date with as
I was then
only IA. I was
t h e youngest
of three girls
ana my mother
wanted to keep
me Baby" for
a while. When
she heard of
my dates she
had a fit. When
I learned that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Chesteen Kendall of
Virginia, are visiting Mrs. Kendall's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Fisher.
Mrs. NJ. D. Hawkins is aboard the
American export liner. Excambion,
which sailed today for Mediter-
ranean ports.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Homecoming Set

Naomi chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will hold Homecoming meet
ing Friday night at the Masonic
temple, Illinois and North streets.
Mrs. Gertrude M. Gray is worthy
matron and William R. Gray, wor-
thy patron.
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4 2 = a ! &c u q
woman's right
20 change her
mind in tn {
Baltimore cir
cult court.
The women
may think diff
ferently at any
time the judge
said, without
regard "Of con-
sequences an d
without a n y
sense OF re-
s sib nity
either to God
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

come and Outgo" and The Danger
Line in Public Economy" Security
Against Crime" Community Re-
Sponsibility for Preventing Crime
and International Aspects of Crime
Prevention" Education" "Educa-
ton, New Currents" and THE Crisis
in School Finance"
The clubs thirtieth anniversary
will be celebrated on May 8. The
annual Christmas party will be on
Dec. 26, and on Feb. q Mrs. Rus
sell v. Sigler will review book.
officers will be elected on March
% and the year will close with a
covered dish luncheon on June IL.
Guest days will be on Nov. IA and
May %.
On the program committee are
Mesdames c. E. Crippin, A. j. Hue
Der and c. A. Sammis. Other Off
GERS are Mrs. Sigler, president; ;
Mrs. R. E. Stevenson, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. o. E. Laughner, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Frederick
Lumley, treasurer. and Mrs. H. D
Mortified, historian.
Misses Jane Keene and Loretta
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Druggists All Over This
Section Tell of Great
Sales; Say 1t Has No
Equal.

1 ever suffered. This medicine worked
the stomach misery right out of me,
and not 1 can eat three hearty meals a
never have the awful gas bloating like
| used to and my nerves are stronger
and 1 have ten times the energy 1 had
before. This is a real medicine for
anyone to take and 1 endorse it to
ALL,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Manners ana
Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

Pour out your troubles to Jane Jordan,
who will help you pull yourself together
and make a new start.
Dear Jane Jordan-I'm just a
young girl of II but 1 know as
much Of the world as any girl of 25
used to live in a small town where
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
FickleneSS
Legalized,
But Risky
Despite Ruling of Judge,
Emotional Stability
Will Continue.
BY HELEN WELsHIMER
MA Service stan Writer

FUNCTIONAL stability. 50 We have
L been taught. Is an end greatly 10
be desired. But maybe not. maybe
not Maybe II is all right 70 let our
emotions run haywire n the moon
light and 70 change our heart IN
terests with every brighter moon
Anyway. Judge Eugene ODunne
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Club Purtu Scheduled

Hillcrest Country Club will hold
its womeus auction bridge party at
l Thursday with Mrs. Peter Lam
bertus ard Mrs. James Miller as
hoSteSSeS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Club Party Set

Women's Lions Club will hold its
regular luncheon and bridge party
tomorrow at the Spink-Arm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
ADay S Menu

ADay S Menu
Breakfast
Tangerines. cereal cooked
with dates. cream, crisp
toast, milk, coffee.
Luncheon
Scalloped macaroni and
onions. cranberry salad,
Boston brown bread, milk.
tea.
Dinner
Broiled fresh cod steaks,
riced potatoes with pi-
mento. broccoli with easy
Hollandaise sauce. pine
apple and cheese ball
salad. filed cup cakes,
milk, coffee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04
Daily Recipe
PEANUT SAUCE

One egg
2-S cup SWeetened con-
deRSed milk
! tablespoons ednut
butter
Beat the egg very light. and
fold into the sweetened con-
denSed milk. Add the peanut
butter and continue beating
until thoroughly blende d.
Makes one cup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

Misses Jane Keene and Loretta
Bland spent the weekend in Chi
cago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-04

its slendezing will
- printed designed
Al yards of SO
To obtain and simple this model
the mail Julia Boyd Indianapolis
West MARYLAND street Indianapolis together with IS
a complete of
purchased separately
pattern
he
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
A SOSTIENE QUE
ALEMANI NO PUEDE
PAGAR

Berlin, agosto 28.-Hablan-
do en- presencia de los Periods
tas, que Sc agruparon a su alre-
dedor, ell ministro de economic,
DR.. Mailman Schacht, hizo sa-
Der que Alemania no puede pa
gar los cupones del plan Dawes
nj los bonos del plan Young.
"Yo tengo ahora a mi cargo
la banca ,el concrete y la indus
tria alemana, aqui y en- ell ex-
tranjero. Alemania no pagara
esos cupones a America porque
no tenemos dinero disponible.
Los arreglos especiales hechos
con lnglaterra, Francia y otros
palses, mo pueden cumplirse.
Nos fueron impuestos; son IRA
~zonables, indefensibles. No hay
condos extranjeros para cum
plirlos. Todas ais naciones recf-
tbiran trato igual.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
ELECCIONES EN-
CAROLINA DEL SUR

Columbia, S. c., agosto 28.-
Sc efectuaran hoy elecciones
primaries y todos los candida
tos a gobernador, con la excep-
ci6n de DIN D. Johnston, sc
m~uestran a favor de la regula-
ci6n de la venta de bebidas al
coholicas.
Los "secos" mantienen una
d~eterminada campaha contra
los cambios propuestos por la
mayoria de los candidates, en-
tire ellos ell viejo polftico Cole
L. Blease.
Son los otros candidates w.
M. Manning, Tom B. Pearce, L.
B. Owens, alcalde de Columbia
James O. Shopper, C. E. Sloan
y H. Kemper Cooke.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28

Ell PRESIDENTE ROOSE-
WELT CONTESTO AL Sc
NADOR SCHALL

Washington agosto 28.-En
un telegrama al senador Schall,
Ell presidente Roosevelt puso
aver termino a IN incidente con
este, que no quiso dar las prue-
bas que Sc lie pidieron.
Como ell senador habia dicho
que ell gobierno Sc proponfa
controlar las noticias y las es-
taciones de Radio, ell p~residente
lie telegrafi6, pidiendoIe proba-
ra sus afirmacioneS. Schall con-
test6 en- mala forma Y Mr..
Roosevelt voIvi0 a teIegrafiar-
lie: "He recibido de listed una
carta vituperativa, de 2 pagi-
nas,, pero no contiene las prue-
has y no contesta mi simple pre-
gunta. Ell incidente queda ter
minado.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
MUSSOLINI NO VISITARA
A HITLER

Roma ,agosto 28.-En los
-circulos oficiales Sc ha dicho
que ell primer ministro Musso-
lini no visitara a Hitler en- ell
otono, como habia proyectado,
descontento por ell asesinato del
canciller Dollfuss.
Hitler visit6 a Mussolini, EN-
Venecia, ell Is de JUNO, y lie hi
20 promesas que despues no
cumplieron sus partidarios.
Convinieron ell Duce y ell Fueh-
rer, en- esa entrevista, que Sc
ria respetada la libertad " la
independence de Austria, pero
Ell canciller no acat6 ell compro-
misc. w
Despues de la muerte de Doll
fuss los peri6dicos italianos
han publicado duros ~articulos
contra los "nazis" y sus jefes.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
La Fiesta del CjrculO CubanO.

Otro Festival que promote
quedar por TODD 10 alto.
Sera ell dfa % del pr6ximo
mes, en- TODD el edificio.
Los cuatro kioskos, que re-
presentaran a las sociedades de
la localidad, estaran serVidOs
por lindas muchachas, que YES
tiran de acuerdo con sus respec-
twas representations.
La sorpresa que para la una
de la manana Sc habia anun-
ciado consiste en- I'm premio de
cinco pesos en- effective al que
tendran derecho los caballeros
y las damas.
En- medic de la fiesta Sc efec-
tuara la boda de dos j6venes.
Tocaran las orquestas de Ma
no Sanchez, Homer Mercer y
ell popular conjunto La Tro-
pical.
Los hombres pagaran 75c y
las bailadoras 25c.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
l~ASESINARON A OTRO DE
LOS GENERATES DE
SANDING

Managua, Nicaragua, agosto
de los generates del
asesinado jefe rebelde Angus
to Cesar SANDING, Tomas Blan-
don, que durante varios amos
|eludio la persecution de los ma
rinos americanos y la guardia
nacional ,ha sido asesinado, con
varios de sus partidarios, en- las
cercanias de Ell Chipote.
La guardia nacional capture
rifles, revolveres y municiones.
Ell Oral Somoza ha dicho que sc
ypropone liquidar todos los CRU
pos de bandidos Y que ell pals
esta ahora mas tranquilo que
en- ning1n tempo en- los 1ltimos
10 amos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28

metere listens; 7:2), orquesta
de Han Savitt; 500, discurso
del secretario Morgenuhaeu;
8:15, The Troopers; 900, Geo.
Givot, comediante; $50, melo-
dias de cuerdas de Toronto;
1915, orquesta de /. Jones;
10:45, orquesta de Reichman;
HOO, orQuesta de Ray Teal,
y II 80, OrqueSta de Frank Dai
ley.
Estaci6n WSUN, de St. Pc
tersburg: $50, veinte dedos de
harmonia; 6:15, Gene and
Glenn; 6:45, aventUras de
Frank Buck; 1886, programa
de la NBC; $3.50, orquesta sim
f6nica de la NBC; 900, opere-
ia Gel Aguila Blanca; 10 700,
bosquejo d%ramatico; 1915, te-
ner r. Royce; 10:30, orquesta
de Rudy Vallee; II 700, orques-
ia de Charlie Gray; II 80, or
Iquesta de Peter Smithe.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28

I'm party
En- honor de la bella Srta.
Madeline Licata, con motive de
haber cumplido en- ell dfa de
aver Is amos. Edad en- que la
vida es un sueno color de rosa.
Fue festejada por sus pa
|dres, los amables esposos Nick
y Minina Licata, en- su casa de
la octava avenida numero IT'S.
Ali estaban las Srtas. Rosa
Valenti, Nena Messina, Rosa
Perricone, Teresa Chillura, Jo-
Selma Rizzo, Maria Centinaro,
Josefina Pardo, Hilda Coma
lez, Lily Chillura, Maria Frai-
me, Josafina Frame, Marina
Martinez, Angelina Monteleone
Almeida Harris, Esther Wigg-
ms, los esposos Frank Ohillu-
ra, Phillip Rizzo, Joe Messina,
Ondfrio Centinaro, Luis Mar
ltinez, Angelo Rizzo, Louis Ca
trone, Frank Pardo, Sam Chi
llura y Vicente Palori y los Sc
nores, Angelo Rizzo, Don Rizzo,
Julio Palori, Steve Frame, Pc
dro Pardo, Jimmie Pardo, Mar
tino Muley, Henry Messina,
Herman Diaz, Tony Frame, E.
velio Martinez, Fred Belisque,
Joe Messina, Jr., y James C.
Martin.
Sc sirvieron ricOs ponches y
pastas.
! Para la festejada nuestra sin
cera congratulacion.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
TEMESE UN CONFLICTO
CON LA EMPRESA DE
ELECTRICIDAD

Habana, Agosto 28.-Hizo
aver una vista a Palacio, lla-
mado por ell coronel Mendieta,
ell ST.. Federico Porro lOrfila,
alto empleado de la compania
de Electricidad.
Dicese que ell Presidente lie
expondra importantes quejas
de los empleados, que pueder
culminar en- un movimiento de
huelga.
La empresa ha dejado de
cumplir algunas de las prone
sas que hiciera.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
SOCIALES

La gran Fiesta del Domingo.
Faltan pocos dlas para Ell Fes-
tival que marcara un aconte-
cimiento en- la prestigiosa socie-
dad del Centre Espanol.
Grande ell a~contecimiento e
intense ell deseo de que llegue ell
domingo que sera de gran ex-
pansi6n y algeria para los con-
currentes.
Al programa Sc lie han agre-
gado varios numeros de verda-
dera attraction.
La fiesta comenzara a las 10
de la manana hasta--
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
LA POBLACION DE TAMPA
HA EN- 5000

Las cifras del negociado del
censo federal, relacionadas con
ell estado de Florida, senalan un
aumento desde 1.488,211, en-
: 1880, a 1.575,O00 en- julio de
este ano.
Tampa muestra I'm aumento
desde 101,101 a 106, 500, sin in
cluir los suburbios.
Nc tuvierOn aumento las ciu-
dades de Miami, Key West y St.
Augustine.
La poblaci6n fila de Miami
disminuy6 desde 110,637 en-
1890 a 08,2O0, en- este ano.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
DICE QUE ESTA CUMPLIDA
LA CONCESSION TELEFO-
MICA

Habana, Agosto 28.-Presen
to aver un escrito a las autori-
dades ell Dr.. Mario Alfonso Ba-
callao, quien alega que la con-
cesi6n a la Compania Telefoni-
ca finaliz6 en- septiembre 10 de
1929.
Presenta csc abogado impor
tantes datos y dice que ell go :
bierno debe actuar sin demOra,
porque esa Compania crea d.
ficultades a la Republica y dis
fruta de 10 que no lie pertenece,
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
NecrolOg5a

Necr0J0g1G
Fu6 una sentida manifesto
ci6n d duelo, ell sepelio del dis
tinguido caballero Sr. Ramon
Perez, que de manera tragica
Sc apartara de la vida.
Centenares de personals acu-
dieron a la funeraria de Marion
Reed, de donde sali6 ell cortejo
funebre. Numerosas las ofren-
das florales que Sc depositaron
sobre su tumba en- ell Cemen-
terio del Centre Espanol. Ulti-
me tribute al apreciable amigo
desaparecido.
Para sus familiares nuestra
mas sentida condolencia.
DeScanse en- paz.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
OPERARON AL NINO QUE
LOS FANATICS HARLAN
SECUESTRADO

Fort Payne, Alabama, Agosto
ga la luz de una lampara
de petr6leo ell DR.. A. R. Rails,
de Gadaden, Ala, oper6 aver al
nino de 8 amos Wallace Doyle,
a quien los fanatics religiosos
secuestraron para que no pu-
diera ser atendido por ell me-
dico.
Rails dice que las posibilida-
des del nino son buenas, a me
nos que la infection 10 haya de-
bilitado mas de 10 que Sc cal
culara.
Cuando ell cirujano trabajaba
Ia secta a la que pertenece ell
padre del menor, rogaba por su
recuperaci6n en- la planta baia.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
[NFOR MACION
DIET, P'JEpT0

Vapores que entrarOn en- ell
'dia de aver: Alamo, Corozal,
Commercial Navigator Y Paw
nee, americanos; Mar Negro,
espanol a cargar fosfato y ma
dera; Madeira, motonave nolan
desa, a cargar MADEIRA, Y la go
leta hondurena Pa~sajero, de
Puerto Cortes.
Salieron en- ell dia de aver los
vapores Topa Topa, Cuba, CT
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
En- los LOuGl KNIGHTS.

Muy bien quedaran en- sus
papeles los artistas que COM
ponen ell reparto de la obra "La
Marcia de Cadiz", que la Sec.
ci6n de Sociabilidad presenta-
ra en- SUI function social cores
'pondiente ell mes de s~eptiembre
Ell final de fiesta sera un es-
cojido n1mero de variedades.
La gaceta., 1934-08-28
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy y manana.
Maxima temperature aver, a
las a de la tarde, 81 grades;
minima, a las 6 de la manana,
rs grades.
Marea alta a las 1853 a. m.
y 4:42 p. m. Marea baja a las
1879 a. m. y 10 :39 p. m.