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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12
"Chirps'' ~
from the
Democrats Pen

There was a great pitcher, named
Dean;
He grew tall, lanky, and lean.
One day on the bases, he ran wild as
buck,
And from a thrown ball, he just
forgot to duck.
So then he got cracked on the bean.
Just as I had finished the above
wonderful effort at versifying, the
office boy, who was looking over my
shoulder suggested the following:
"And they carried him out from that
old ball game
A man who was Dizzy, more ways
than by NAME"
l threw the inkstand at the o. b.,
but he seemed to have taken a lesson
from Dizzy's misfortune and he duck
ed lust as he went out of the door.
AS he disappeared, he turned and
advised me to call on some of my
poetic contributors the next time l was
tempted to launch into rhyme.
You know, I have often heard OF
ball players using their heads in get
ting the best out of diamond efforts.
have heard also, of managers clamp
ing fine on some unlucky guy who
made a bone head play. But it is
unusual for players to go to the ex-
tent Dizzy did to get their heads to
work in the progress of an important
contest like a World Series set-to.
I would just like to know whether
Dizzy was given a bonus for using
his head, or Rogell was fined for max
ing a bone-head play-of course, I
don't mean any reflections on Dizzy's
top piece. There are so many puz-
cling situations that arise in this
old national pastime, one can be ex-
cused for being, now and then, intri-
gued.
Speaking Of the World Series, it
looks as if that st. Louis bunch were
set on going to the limit, in their eff
forts to get somewhere. It took the
last game of the National League sea-
son to clinch the pennant for the
Cards; and, now, it takes the last
game to clinch the Worlds Cham
pionship for-well, this is Chuesday,
and the old "croocial" wind-up is still
to be staged. Looks to me like both
teams will be easy to knock out to-
day; both are arm weary, leg weary,
and bat weary. The only thing that
keeps 'em going is that little matter
of two thousand bucks more player
at the head of this two-member class
will get than those at the foot; and
two thousand smackers is not to be
despised in these days of dire finan-
cial stress. All got to say is, these
managers had better go slow on rails
ing the salaries of their star pitchers,
because it looks to me that they have
left the best parts of their arms in
st. Louis and Detroit.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12
WORCESTER JAIL
IS CRITICIZED BY
WELFARE BOARD
Other County Prison Houses
Come In For Much Ad-
verse Judgment

The State Board of Welfare, in it:
inspection of Maryland jails, has the
following to say of the Worcester
prison house:
This is another of the jails the
bad physical condition of which
has been reported on for the past
few years, without any improve
mentS.
The floors are worn out, and are
damp because of this condition
and lack of drainage; and prob
ably both metal and woodwork in
cells have been neglected so long
as to be beyond repair.
Sheriff w. S. Purnell.
There is an old adage, however, that
misery Loves Company" and Wi
comico, near neighbor, is criticized
thusly:
The physical condition of this Jail
gets progressively worse: and in
addition to it's inadequate size for
properly housing the population,
which has gotten as high as forty
two during the past year, the
worn-out condition of floors, walls
windows and beds combine to
cause it to be classed as unsatis-
factory.
Sheriff, G. Murray Phillips.
Cecil, Queen Anne, and Talbot, on
the Shore, come in for condemnation
while Dorchester is praised. Other
shore counties have not been reported
While sanitation is always necessary
still, it is a problem whether jails
should be made too attractive for the
average criminal.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12

The Mackenzie Churches on the
Southern Eastern Shore held the first
of their scheduled union services Sun
day night in the Presbyterian Church
in this city. The service on the IA
will be held in the Manokin Church in
Princess Anne. The name of the
preacher at this service has not been
announced but the meeting will be
conducted by one of the pastors of
the churches participating.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12

OF SCHOOLS
FOR SEPTEMBER
Local Schools Stand Relatively
High In Percentage For
Last Month
POCOMOKE HIGH HAS
HIGHEST STANDING

All the different groups OF pup
lie schools in Pocomoke stood rela-
lively high on the list for attend
ance for the month of September.
The high school stood at the top, and
the two divisions, B and A, were
third and fourth, respectively, the
former only five tenths behind first
place; the second one whole point and
half from the top.
In comparison with the same month
last year, all the county groups fell
behind; Miss Stage, the attendance
officer attributes this to vaccination
and skin diseases. However, when it
is noted that only two schools, St.
Martins and Libertytown fell below
80 per cent, the showing is not so
bad.
AS stated above, Pocomoke led the
high schools with a percentage OF
96:7; Snow Hill, 961; Ocean City, 93.9
Stockton, 93.4; Berlin, 91.S. Of these
Pocomoke and Snow Hill showed bet
ter averages this year than last, for
the same month.
In the graded schools, Berlin B
leads with 1854; Ocean City, 96.1; Po-
comoke B, $50; Pocomoke A, 94.9;
Stockton, 94.2; Snow Hill A, 1876;
Snow Hill B, 1913; Berlin A, 93.1; and
Bishopville, 92.s. In this group, both
Pocomoke divisions exceeded last
years marks for. the same month,
being the only ones that did.
Girdletree leads the two-teacher
schools with an average of SO; New
ark, 92.1; Whaleyville, Glib; Atkin-
son, 900; Girdletree succeeded in sur
passing last years record; the others
fell behind.
Shovel is ahead in the one-teach-
er list, making an average of 99.3-
most commendable mark, and, in
cidently, that was the same mark
made last year. The others in this
group were: Friendship, 96.5; Brit
tingham, 94.9; Parkertown, 92.4; Pine
Grove, 91.3; St. Martins, 1913; Liber-
tytown, 77.1-this last named school
showed big falling off from 1872
last year. The first three named eth
err equalled or surpassed the 1888
mark.
The general average for the high
schools for 1888 was 96.2; for '34 94.4.
Graded Schools, 1888, 95.3; for "a,
94.2. Two-teacher schools, 92.8 for
1888; for 1884, 91.8. One-teacher
schools for 1888, 95.4; for 1884, 91.5.
Pocomoke and Snow Hill are tied
for first place in the list of colored
high schools. each reaching mark
of 97.8; Pocomoke falling six-tenths
of a point behind the 1888 average,
and Snow Hill exceeding it by four
whole points. Berlin comes third
with 931, as compared to 98.8 for
1888. General averages, for 1888,
96.2; for 1884, 96.5
Only 5 of the other rs colored
schools exceeded the standing of 1888
-Synepuxent, Pocomoke, Quenponco,
Stockton and St. Paul. Synepuxent
leads this list with a mark of 1922,
and Pocomoke only three tenths of a
point below-98.9. The general aver
age for these was for 1888, 95; for
1884, 92.3.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12
A ROUSINC CET:T0CETHER
MEETING HELD AT BERLIN
BYDEMOCRATS WEDNESDAY
Over Two Hundred Worcester County Citizens Gather To
Iron Out All The Party Primary
Political Wrinkles
CHAIRMAN RILEY APPOINTS MEN
FOR THE DISTRICT COMMITTEES

rousng etogether meeting held Berlin Wednesday
evening and the capacity of the Atlantic Hotel
accommodate the crowd of $50 enthusiastic Democrats
ebed paae of splendid meal served by proprietor Dennis
hear the issues of the campaign discussed and to form plans
for future conduct of Democratic political activities
The occasion the outcome of efforts of the newly elected
new life into the and judging from the
yane feeling by all the entire ticket should
handsome majority One of the most pleasing sit
uaons connected with the affair." the of the de-
feated candidaesamost to manwho publicly announced
accepting the verdict the electorate intended
their best efforts toward the of the party No
vember. Elliott Marshall w. Wilson, J. W. Hail. T. H. Collins
selves ready to work for
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12

DR.. R. H. Ryder, for the past two
years manager of the Read Drug
Store here has been transferred to
a similar position in their Easton
store. This comes as a promotion to
DR.. Ryder and while the many friends
he has made in Pocomoke during his
stay here regret to see him leave
they are glad that his efficient SER
vice has been rewarded. DR.. Ryder
will be succeeded by DR.. G.. E. Petts,
of Baltimore, who is thoroughly ia
miliar with the business and who
comes to Pocomoke highly recon-
mended.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12

These declarations were all made as
after-dinner speeches and brought
forth loud applause, and there is no
installing the real sincerity Of those
who gave expression to them. They
were followed by a ringing speech
from DR.. Oscar H. Hale, of Parker
town, who took occasion to flay, in
no mistakable words, the policy of
one -. the newspapers published in
Worcester county. The Doctor lam
basted the journal from many quar-
tiers; showed the Republican tenden-
cies of the sheet; and denounced his
Democratic claims. He showed the
utter folly of giving any ear to the
propaganda of destruction sent out
by the editor and ridiculed any asser-
lions of his as to his Democracy.
The Doctors speech was polenic
that should carry conviction and
should leave no doubt as to the in
fluence the publication in question is
seeking to exert. All Democrats
should be melted to specific effort
to show their allegiance and should
make it known, thoroughly and unmis-
takably, that Worcester county will
uphold it's Democratic traditions, and
by an overwhelming majority place
all agitators where they belong.
Prominent among those present
were, Benjamin A. johnson of Sails
bury, candidate for Chief Judge; Jas.
M. Crockett, of Pocomoke and T.
Sangston Insley, of Cambridge, can
didates for associate judges of the
First Judicial District. These made
short speeches expressing gratifica-
ton at the support given them in
the primaries and predicting victory
in the General Election. F. w. G.
Webb, Esq, of the Salisbury bar, was
also present, paid tribute to the three
nominees for the Bench, and express
ed himself as confident of their cleo
ton.
Representatives from the various
districts were present and made re-
ports on the political situations in
their areas, and all were certainly
most encouraging. The large crowd
present included those engaged in all
manner of pursuits and showed plain
ly that there was a united band back
of the whole ticket. There has never
been a more emphatic endorsement
of the candidates in any previous
meeting. Senator Veasey, when in
PRODUCED by DR.. Riley was greeted
by most hearty and sincere applause,
to which he responded with a very
able exposition of the worth of the
Democratic party to the state and the
county. He eulogized Governor Ritch-
lie and plainly showed he was the
py the office of Chief Executive. He
described him as Woodworking, pain
stalking official, and set forth the
many accomplishments following this
zeal. Very modestly, Senator Yeas
ey refrained from mentioning his own
work in the Upper House, but this
everybody knows about, and it should
be the strongest argument to return
him to the same duties. And no one
doubts this will be done.
Chairman Riley announced the ap-
Continued on Page 10)
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12

Mrs. Dawson Clarke and children
have been visiting relatives in Mas
sawadox.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
Besteiro visito a Don Santiago Alba
Dijo que esta en- la convalecencia

de la clausula constitutional
que dice que un miembro del
Parlamento solo puede ser a
rrestado cuando Sc lie coge en-
una flagrante violacion de la
ley, y de que 81 esa clausula Sc
ha cumplido en- ell case del Sr.
Largo Caballero y de otros di-
putados socialistas a los cuales
Sc mantiene detenidos."
"Yo estoy pasando por una
crisis moral y, al igual que los
invalidos, necesito un periodic
de quietud y convalecencia an
ties de consular a los otros
miembros del partido y deci-
dir 81 debemos volver a nues :
tros puestos en- las Cortes Guam
do estas sc reabran de nuevo.
Aver fueron sometidos g un
juicio oral los IL socialistas a
LIS que se les ocuparon armas
y explosives, hace algunas Sc
manas, al registrars la Casa
del Pueblo.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

me avergUenzo de clio, que en-
ell estado de salud que Sc en-
cuentra mi hija, no tengo sufi-
ciente para a%tenderla, por me :
destamente que me amoldo a vi
vir; algunos meses, en- inyeccio-
mes, medicinas, ETC., Sc me ha
lido cast por complete 10 que ten
go para hacer frente a la vida.
Yo, Conchita, no quiero NADIA pa
ra mi......"
iIngrata, aparentemente in :
grata, la Republica provoca es-
tie grito de dolor de la esposa de
Garcia Hernandez.......!
LA Republican. desfigurada
por la derecha, los reaccionariC9
y los monarquicos; la Republi-
CA. de los falsos radieales, no
Ia que Galan y Garcia Herman
DEE deseaban para Espana!
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
DEL "PATRIO-
IA"

Madrid, Oct. 2O.-Juan
March, uno de los enemigos
encubiertos de la Republica,
que contra ella conspir6 bajo
ell gobierno de Azana, visit6
aver al jefe del gobierno, Ale
iandro Lerroux, entregandole
un cheque de 100000 pesetas
para engrosar los fondos de la
subscription nacional con des-
tho a los sofdados, guardia CT
vii y guardia de asalto. Marcd
es ell jefe del monopolio taba :
calero y do miliones de pese-
tas para comprar votos en- las
elecciones de noviembre del
ano pasado .
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

Para combatir ell brote de den
que, que puede convertirse en-
epidemic, trabaja sin desc9ns
ell departamento de sanidad mu
nicipal, bajo la direction del DR.,
McEachern.
Ell alcalde Chancey, que anne
la librar a Tampa de esa posi-
bic epidemic, dict6 hoy una pro
clama, que dice: es ell deber de
cada ciudadano yer que sus pa
tics Sc mantengan limpios y sin
receptaculos que pudieran con-
tener aqua y convertirse en- cria
deros de mosquitoes, los que
transmiten tales Intermediates
como fiebre amarillo, malaria y
dengue.
"El orgullo civico de nuestroa
ciudadanos Sc ha manifestado
siempre en- ell Embellishments =
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
NOMBRADO JUEZ ESPE-
GAL Ell MAGISTRATE
BOQUET

Habana, Oct. 20.-Para sus-
tanciar la causa por &satto y 70,
DO al ayuntamiento de la Ha-
bana, Sc nombr6 aver juez espe-
cial al DR.. Miguel Angel Boquet
magistrate de la audiencia.
COntinuan encarcelados ell teso'
zero Seq 2d1 Curt y 81 subtle
sorero Carlos Quintero,
Tn arqueo hecho a presencia
del alcalde y del cajero Guerra,
prueba que 10 atracado aScien-
de a $157,918.86 Pertenecia ell
dinero a una partida de 200,00I
pesos que ell alcalde habia sepa'
RADIO para construir un matade-
r. en- la finca La Rosa. T0dos
Is empleados municipales ten
dram que dejar hoy las senas
de sus respectivos domicilios. !
Temiendose un ataqre al juz-
gado que conoce de la causa Sc
ha dispuesto la custodia del mis-
mo por policias y soldados.
Gran numero de miembros
del Partido RevoluciOnario acu-
dieron a interesarse por Curt,
diciendo que ell arresto de este
sc debe a hsber publicado un
articulO, recientemente, acusan
do a Batista y Mendieta de ser
los principles autores del robe
de la revoluci6n, hecho en- con-
ira de la vOluntad del pueblo.
Las impresiones digitales de
Curt Sc lie tomSron aver por ell
segundo jefe de la policia tee
MICA,
Tn hermanO de Segundo Cur
ii ingres6 en- la carcel para ser
interrogado.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
CAMPANA CONF "A LOS
F~LORIDANOS QUE USAN
DE OTROS
ESTADOS

George H. Wilder, comiSiona
do de vehiculos del est5do, dis
puso aver que los inspectores a
sus 6rdenes libren una campa.
ma contra les residences de la
Florida que EN- sus autom6Vile
lleven licencias de otros esta :
dos. "Todos los inspectores han
sido instruidos para arrestar y
~presentar acusaciones contra
los maestros de escuela que u =
san tales licencias." Como tod
ell dinero qre Sc cobra por ell de-
partamento de vehiculos va a la
operation de las escuelas, un
maestro debia ser ell ultimo en-
violar la ley. Els aconsejabie pa
ra cada persona que asi Sc COM
Obtener la propia licencia
Y ahorrarse dificultades.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
CAMPANA CONTRA LOS
V~ENDEDORES DE BOLITA

Para evitar que los vendedo-
res de bClita vayan de casa en-
casa, tratando de colocar su
"mercancia," ell jefe de poiicia,
ST.. Ellsworth, dict6 aver una
orden encargando a los vigilan-
ties y detectives de poner fin Il
csc trafico Illegal.
Las casas de bolita, dice ell
jefe, deben ser cerradas y loa
V%endedores perseguidos para
que no puedan ir de casa en- ca
sa. Este dltimo no sera dificil
porque mis- hombres conocen a
los "bOIiteros."
En- los casos donde Sc spa
que ell hombre no acostumbra a
TRAFALGAR, Sc lie acLsara de va
gancia.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

Del manifesto de la iglsia
de Baviera contra ell obispo de
Hitler, ell aborrecido Hans Niue
Her, hemos traducido los para
fos siguientes:
"Un regimen de fuerza, con-
ira ell cual nos hemos quejado al
gobierno del Reich, en- frecuen-
ties peticiones, ha sido ilegalmen
te erecto en- Baviera. La ofensi-
va del administrator civil con-
ira ell Concilio de Estado de la
Iglesia puede solo compararse
cen una accion de guerra. Todas
las protestas contra las reglas
arbitrarias y ell inespiritual re-
gimen de la iglesia del gobierno
del Reich ACADIA de encontrar su
devastadora confirmation. -Esto
NADIA tiene que yer con la igle-
STA de Cristo, pero otros pode-
res 0scuroS estan hacienda 10
peer. La fe de las iglesias ha s.!
do destruida y las puertas abier
tas para cada herejia unida a
esos poderes. I'm correcto regi-
men de Iglesia es solo possible
con un complete coraz6n Y con-
ciencia."
"Mucho peor es la destruc =
ci6n de la paz en- nuestras co.
munidades y en- nuestra clere-
cia. La antorcha flamigera de
la guerra ha sido arrojada den.
tro de la c3sal
iNosotros decimos ante Dios
Y la Comunidad, ante ell pueblo
Y ell estado, ante ell Fuehrer del
Reich, que la fe ha sido rota y
ell caracter y la cOnfianza des-
truidas......!
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

I'm prominente jesuita opin6
aver en- Washington, exp0nien-
dose a ser amonestado por sus
superiores, que ell rico de nor
debe repartir sus ganancias mas
equitativamente o su riqCeza
sera capturada,"
la nueva concecci6n de la
justicia social que esta madu :
randose en- las mentes de los
hombres, acrecentara la deman
da por una mas equitativa dis
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
CONCERTO EN- LA SEPT.
MA ANENIDA

La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor y la Association de Conner
ciantes ofreceran esta noche u
concerto, en- la Septima aveni-
da, con la banda que dirige {
professor MIzZarelli.
Ell programa, que la banda
t"cara en- varias e%>quinas, es e.
siguiente: Marcia Paramount
Carmen. de Beet; can,iCneS a
mericanas, Gourlie; Mecca de la
Libertad, Jewel: Itoried TN Pr
riot, Cost; Marcia sin 6nica,
Valenti; Walls americana y Ell
himno de las Barras y las Els
trellaS.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
Proclama del Alcalde en- contra del Dengue

en- las condolences sanitarias y
por 10 tanto creo que de name
ra efectiva cooperaran en- esta
campana de limpieza y sanea :
miento."
"Proclam6 la semana de octJ
bre % hasta ell 81 SEMANA
DE LIMPIEZA y pide a todo-
los ci"dadanos recojan toda Ii:
basura, latas, botellas, autom6-
viles abandonados, receptaculoj
que puedan c~ontener aqua, etc.
y pongan esos desperdicios y es
combrts en- los lugares donde
acostumbran a poner la basura
para que Sc recoja por los ca
miones de la ciudad."
Nosotros pedimos a los ciu-
latinos preston tOda su
cooperation a la proclama, We
lando al mismo tempo por la
buena salud de la comunidad.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

LA iglesia de Mueller contra
la vieja iglesia de Baviera; la
iglesia del pueblo de una parte
respetabilisima del pueblo, con-
ira la iglesia de la extrema tira
MIA, la iglesia de Hitler!
Y los protestantes germanos
ahora, como antes los catolicos,
levantan energicamente su voz
defender 10 que les ~pertene-
ce.
Ell anticrista, Hitler, querien
do dominar ell quito y trazar nor
mas a los ministries de la reli
gi6n.
IA 10 que Sc atreven los die
tadores cuando ell pueblo, AGO p
bardado, inclina la cabeza y Sc
dej9 uncir al caro- de la violen-
cha!
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

En- la Republica pisOteada por
Lerroux y escarnecida por Gil
Robes, la viuda del captain Gar
cia Hernandez, uno de los he :
roes, ell "hermano" de Galan, es
cribe a su amiga Dona Concep-
ci6n Lozano: "Ahora me ente-
70 que la Comision en- vista dc
la retirada del Gobierno, ha to-
mado ell acuerdo de verificar
los traslados por subscription pc
pular, y que antes de hacer pu-
blico su acuerdo tiene va ofreci-
mientos por un valor que cubre
varios yeces 10 que Sc necesita.l
No, Conchita, esq no. Basta va,
al menos por mi parte, en- este
momento: esa es mi opinion.
para que importunar mas a ma
die 81 la actitud del Gobierno,
aunque abiertamente no sc atre
We a decirlo, es la de prohibir ell
traslado indefinidamente?
Pue.s en- este mOmento llegan
hasta mi noticias de que, ade-
mas de haber mandado guitar
las tribunas de la Puerta de Al
Gala, que para Ell acto estaban
preparadas, algo que no paso a
Greer, y es que ell ministro de la
gobernaci6n ha dado orden a la
Prensa prohibiendole publican
NADIA mas referente a Galan =
Garcia Hernandez"
"Yo no entiando de po'i''"a
pero 81 de sentimientos, y 10 he
cho con nosotros, les familiares,
no tiene nombre; es algo verda
der9mente cruel, pOr 10 que es-
tamos sufriendo estos dias, To-
da la noche he estado nerviosa y
angustiada pensando sobre 10
que ocurre, por 10 cual me ne
decidido a escribirte esta, en-
vista, ademas, de que la Conf
sion es insult3da y mi propio
nombre habajado sin respeto
Dor 10 referente a la peticion
hecha de pensiones para los ia
nombre ha bajado sin respeto
interesa, en- 10 que a mi respec'
ia, aclararlo."
HE dicho, 10 sostengo y no
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
NAL TEMPO EN- CUBA

Habana, Oct. 20.-El padre
Gutierrez LAMA dice que 81 lie
ga a desarrollarse la perturba-
ci6n tornado cerca de la isla
Gran Caiman, el cicl6n afectara
a las provincias occidentales de
Cuba. Por alh0ra ~ hay peli :
gro, aunque ell tiemfo es malo
en- toda la isla. Durante II no
ras consecutivas estuvo llovien.
do en- Santiago de Cuba
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

Pertenecemos a una L0gia que
atraviesa por mOmentOS muy
criticos.
Los jefes estan en- desacuerdo
y, 10 que es peor, han llevad1
sus diferencias a los tribunales.
81 la familia es pequena y ri
ne, la consecuencia natural y 10
gica es ell descredito y Ia ruina.
iPor que no dar lustre y posi-
two valor a la palabra hernia
no, sepultando rencores y labo-
rando conjuntamente porque la
normalidad Sc restablezca?
Cuando los hermanos Sc decla
ran la guerra" aunque sea
guerra judicial" la lucha es do
lorosa y fratricida.
iDividir y combatlr a la no
ra de apretar las filas y avan-
Ear hombro con hombro, "de ca
ra al SOL" en- busca del progre-
so de buena voluntad, es hacer
obra contraria a los principles
del sabio Don Pepe.
Hermanos: Deteneos, que So
10 la verd3d nos pondra la toga
viril.
iPor que sembrar ell odio don
de debe florecer la cordialidad y
ell amor?
iCalle la voz del amor propio
herido Y escuchese la del carino
v la razon!
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
TIROTEO EN- LA SECRETA.
RIA DE ~COMUNICACIONES

Habana, Oct. 20.-Un tiroteo
tuvo lugar aver por la manana
en- la secretaria de communicated
mes, sin que hubiesen heridos.
Los disparos fueron hechoJ
por la policia y soldados qu'
ALI p~restan servicio. Como pro.
tagonistas del escandalo Sc de.
tuvo a los empleados Santiagi
Otis, Romero Padilla, Enrique
Rodriguez y Arnaldo Escalona!
Gestiones Sc hacen para que
esos hombres sean puestos en Il
bertad.
Los contendientes pertenecen
a los grupos de iz4uierda y de-
recha de los empleados.