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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-06
University Women
Hear Vocation Talks

Informal reports from several COM
mittee chairmen and four vocational
talks were the program for the meet
ing Of the Bismarck branch, American
Association Of University Women,
held Monday evening with Mrs. w. B..
Pierce, 031 Sixth st.
A get-together for college women
residing in the Bismarck area, to be
held under auspices Of the branch In
May, was announced by Mrs. +. ].
Conrad, president. Miss Charlotte
Logan has been named chairman of
the committee which Is making the
arrangements.
Miss Genevieve Parsons said that
several new members are being Sc
cured through the membership drive
which Is being conducted by two
teams and will close May /. The
standings of the teams will not be an
nounced until the contest closes, when
the losers are to entertain the winners
at dinner.
Miss Dorothy Moses announced
that the child psychology study group
will meet at her home, 2l6 Park st.,
west, the evening Of Tuesday, March
Is. As chairman Of international re-
lations, Miss Moses read q letter
which she received recently from
Geneva.
The current projects In education
group will meet Friday at the home
Of Mrs. L. w. Larson, SIS Park st.
Mrs. A. J. Lunde. leader Of the mod
ern novel group. extended an invita-
ton to branch members to attend the
next meeting ct which Mrs. z. ]. Tay-
lor will be guest speaker and will
REVIEW Harvey Aliens Anthony Ad-
verse;" Miss Beatrice Register viii
be hostess for the meeting.
Mrs. Paul Netland, chairman Of the
open forum committee, announced
that the last Of the series Of open
forums will be held Monday evening,
March 10, with Myron H. Atkinson
speaking on "City Government" Mrs
Netland stated that her committee
had sponsored three open forums
since the February meeting.
The speakers on vocational subjects
were Miss Nora Fluevog who described
the work Of laboratory technicians;
Miss Elizabeth Louise johnson, who
talked on teaching, and Miss Ethel
Flaten. who talked on requirements II
the dietetics field. Miss Register read .
paper on women in Business" fol
Miss Logan, who was unable to at-
tend.
A social hour and serving Of re.
freshments followed the bushes:
meeting and program. Hostesses wer<
Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Wade Gehringer
Logan apartments. and Miss Pauline
/, Buzzell Of the Bismarck hospital.
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Donald Richard Satire
WEEDS Lillian Sorenson

Announcements have been received
here Of the marriage Of Miss Lillian
Viola Sorenson Of Grand Forks to
Donald Richard Satire, son Of At
torney General and Mrs. p. o. Satire,
900 Avenue D, which took place at
Grand Forks on Monday. Feb. rs, at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. So1enson.
Friends gave an informal dance In
honor Of the couple Friday evening
in the Flickertail room Of the Hotel
Dacotah. The bride is q graduate OF
the Grand Forks central high school.
Mr.. Satire attended Concordia col
lege at Moorhead and attended the
University Of North Dakota at Grand
Forks during the first semester.
The couple will make their home
1t Grand Forks temporarily, and lat
er Will come to Bismarck.
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Ir's 20 convenient to keep . pack.
ago Of Kellogg ALL-BaAN in the
kitchen. Serve it % 4 cereal. Use
it also as healthful ingredient in
your cooking. For mullins, breads,
omelets, wafles, etc.
ALL.BRAN brings. your family
tho bulk" that is 50 helpful in cor.
recting common constipation.
Two tablespoonfuls daily are
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with each meal. How much better
than risking patent medicines!
Laboratory tests show Kellogg's
ALL.BaAN supplies bulk" and
vitamin B to aid regular habits.
This bulk" 10 similar to that in
leafy vegetables. ALL.BaAN 10 also
rich in iron for tho blood.
Special processes Of cooking and
havoring make Kellogg's ALL-BRAr
finer, softer, moro palatable than
ordinary raw bran.
And because II e al bran -
with only Aavoring added lit
brings You more bulk" than part
bran products.
Get the red-and.green package
At your srocer's. Made By Kellogg
in Battle Greek.
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Former Local Woman
Heads Illinois Lodge

That Mrs. Laura M. Elfstrom, who
recently was elected president Of the
Degree of Honor Protective associa-
ton In Illinois, originally was ini-
tiated by Capital Lodge No. Is, of
Bismarck, was brought to the atten-
ton Of the 20 officers who met for
their monthly dinner and business
session Monday evening at the Grand
Pacific hotel private dining room.
Mrs. Elfstrom, member Of Central
Lodge No. IS Of Chicago. was initiated
into the local group IN 1911.
Mrs. Anne Hoeppner, 81 First st..
officer who heads the committee for
the regular monthly social meeting
to be held Thursday evening. an
nounced that. Mrs. Grace Olee,
Jamestown. will be q guest and will
tell fortunes as q feature Of the
meeting. The committee win meet
ct the home Of Mrs. A. NJ. Braserol,
2l7 Avenue A West, Tuesday evening
to complete the entertainment plans.
All members will be privileged to
bring guests to this meeting.
The officers decided to have an ini-
tiation on Thursday, April Is. An
effort will be made to secure % Or
more candidates Is either the ma
tional president, Mrs. Frances Buell.
Olson, or the national secretary, Mrs.
Kate Holm, win come from Minneap-
oils to- attend the exercises In the
event q class Of 10 i secured.
The Is members Of the newly Or
gani1ed degree team. who are new
members Of the officers' group. were
welcomed Monday evening. During .
special meeting held the same eve
ming, the degree team decided to
sponsor . benefit auction and con-
tract bridge party Wednesday eve
ming, March Il, to secure funds to
purchase uniforms. Mrs. BraSerol
was asked to be general chairman. A
meeting Of the decorations and re-
treatments committee members Will
be held At the home Of Mira. Braserol
at $50 O'Clock next Monday evening
to make plans for the function.
The club passed ! resolution Of
thanks to the Grand Pacific hotel
restaurant management for allowing
1t the use Of locker IN the inset.
ing place.
= =
Alrs. Mabel Heinse and son, Harold
Heinse. apd Miss Carol stTinser, Ill
Of Tower City, were weekend guests
Of Mis- oermine HeinSe, 90 fifth 9t.
They went TO Dickinson sunday for
q visit ct the =. p. Culver home and
returned 10 Tower City Monday morn
ing. Miss Eunice Curry and her
mother, also Of Tower City, came to
Bismarck with the party. Miss Curry
has entered the Bismarck hospital for
treatment and her mother i remain
ine here 70 be with her.
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P. E. Q. Chapters Name
Officers for New Year

lowed Z potluck supper served at $50
o'clock ct the home Of the Misses
Laura and Mae 6anderson, 820
Seventh st. Miss Maxwell succeeds
Miss Helen q. Bascom, ais Third st.
Officers elected to serve with Miss
Maxwell are the following: Vice presi-
dent-Mrs. r. + Thompson, cal Tenth
st. Recording secretary-Mrs. Arthur
v. sorenson, 6l5 Fifth st. Correspond
ing secretary-Miss Mae sanderson.
Treasurer-Miss Henricka B. Beach,
8l6 Mandan st. Chaplain-Miss Ruby
E. schumann, 406 Sixth st. Guard
Miss Mildred I. Hoff, al Avenue B.
Miss Maxwell and Miss Helen Ka.
ten, SIS Sixth st., were elected
delegates to the state convention, with
Miss Bascom and Mrs. Sorenson as
alternates.
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Also Select Delegates to Con.
: vention Scheduled for
Ksnmare During June

The annual election Of officers
featured the meetings Of the two local
P. E. O. Sisterhood chapters, which
were held Monday.
Chapter +, which met for a lis
o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs.
A. p. Lenhart, l02 Avenue B, west,
named the following:
President-Mrs. George r. Shafer,
3Q5 Avenue b. Vice President-Mrs.
George F.. Bird, I'll Second st. Re-
cording secretary-Mrs. r. w. Lumry,
3ll Third st. Corresponding secretary
Mrs. ]. O. Thoreson, 206 Park st.
Treasurer-Mrs. p. J. Meyer, 9l2
Fourth st. Chaplain-Mrs. H. O. Put
nam, 2l5 Sixth st. GUARDIANS. e. ].
Conrad, 40 Rosser avenue, west. The
retiring president Is Mrs. Gordon v.
Cox, 6l2 Thayer avenue, west.
= Mrs. Shafer and Mrs. w. L. Nuessle,
ITO Second st., were named delegates
to the state convention to be held at
Kenmare in June. Their alternates
are Mrs. Putnam and Mrs. H. r.
O'Hare, 8O2 Fifth st.
Nonresident letter day also was
observed at this meeting. The three
nonresident members are Mrs. q. s.
Wilds, Fargo: Mrs. r. q. Plomasen,
Los Angeles, Calf, and Mrs. Hal 8.
Dobler, Warren, III. There also was q
letter from Mrs. George N. Remission,
Of SIT Second st., who Is visiting In
California.
I Mrs. Lenhart was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Shafer, Mrs. d r. s.
Towne, 722 Seventh st.; Mrs. G. l..
Young, 220 Avenue B, west; Mrs. ]. p.
French, 6l5 Fourth st., and Mrs. ]. A.
Fleck, 504 Rosser avenue, west.
Miss Esther Maxwell, Sill Fifth st.,
was named president Of Chapter N
during the business session which fol-
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Nokleberg-Erickson
Wedding Solemnized

Miss Stella Nokleberg, Davenport.
became the bride Of Philip r. Erick-
son. Mihot, during q nuptial service
performed ct 1 o'clock Saturday after
noon by Rev. ELLIS L. Jackson, pastor
Of the First Baptist church, at the
parsonage, SIC Fourth st. The attend
ants for the couple were John NJ.
Erickson, brother Of the bridegroom,
and Miss I've M. Bevers, Douglas.
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City-County News

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Peterson Of
Priest River. Idaho, are In Bismarck
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Peterson, was formerly Miss
Maude Foster and was employed at
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score prizes were received by Miss
Margery Morris, 9l8 Sixth st., and
Mr.. Nett.
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A. H. Lundberg Regain merchant
was q business visitor In BismArcl
Monday and Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Burkhafdt,
who live north Of Bismarck are par
ents Of son, born 1t 4:l0 q. m. Tues
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President George A. Mcfarland Of
the Minot Teachers college and Presi-
dent G. G. Swain Of the Mayville
Teachers college were visitors In Bis
marck Tuesday.
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COSAS QUE INTERESAN
A LA MUJER
(PdrG La GGcetG)
ALGO SOBRE LA VIDA DE
LA MUJER PARISINA

Una mujer que Sc precia de
ser verdaderamente elegante, sc
gun los cronistas de Paris, debe
poser hasta cuatro c~onjuntos
de tarde.
Mi amiga ha elegido para
%principiar dos "tailleurs," uno
de lana negra y fina en- forma
de gran chaqueta tres-cuartos,
que puede llevarse con distintas
blusas, y otro negro y blanco.
Con ell primero lleva una blu
sa de limo blanco, 0 I'm corpino
de pique que forma chaquetita
Iy que puede muy bien usar sin
la chaqueta larga del tailleur,
en- los dias de mucho calor. Con
este conjunto usa un sOmbrerO
de paja negra que es entire to-
dos ell sombrerito que mas de
moda Sc halla en- estos momen-
tos.
Complete ell otro "~talleur'', de
Itejido impreso negro y blanco.
con una blusita de Organdi y
Icon Ell miSmo sombrero de an
ties. Ell bolso, los zapatos y los
guantes son los mismos para
los dos vestidoS.
La Sra. T. que es muy popu-
lar, Sc ha mostrado siempre
enemiga de los "tailleur" y esta
es la verdadera raz6n: a las
mujeres corpulentas no convie-
ne ell "tailleur" impreso.
Por ESQ ella, que es de bastan
tie estatura, ha escogido un YES
lido de raso negro, tambien
muy elegante; su chaleco es de
raso blanco. Ell sombrero, ell boI
so de mano y los guantes son de
raso negro pique.
Ell tercer c~onjunto, que 20 es-
timo n~ecesario para algunas la
titudes, esta compuesto del YES
lido y del abrigo de verano.
Inutil sera que lie olga que el
La gaceta., 1934-06-04

presupuesto del ministerio de
marina, que asciende s-9sas de-
100000 de pesetas. Otros
ca,pitulos de los presupuestos
seran discutidos en- la presente
Semana.
DE un momento a otro in
gresaran en- ell grupo polftlco
que dirige ell diputado Grau, Ell
Catalina, los llamados Rabas-
saires. Graun fue objeto hace
pocos dias de un atentado, ofre-
ciendole garantias Ell presiden-
tie de la Generalidad.
Ell gobernador de Sevilla
trata de solucionar la huelga de
los automobiles de alquiler, de-
clarada ALI por ell alto costo de
las chapas. Els Ell nuevo gober-
nador de esa provincial ell Sr.
Manuel Asensi.
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~presidida por Ell DR.. J. L. Ave-
lanai.
Fue una gran fiesta.
I'm party

I'm party
La s~impatica Erta. Lucia AL
varez, que aver cumpliera IA
amos de edad, fue festejada por
sus padres, Sres, Cesar y Lucia
Alvarez, con un party.
En- honor a la homenajeada
Sc ofrecieron ndmeros de bale
" cantos por los trovadores Der
nardo La Osa, Yayo Henriquez,
Jose La Gale Y Mingolo BARGE
ma.
Asistieron las se1oras y seno-
ritas Faustina Alfonso, Armo-
MIA Fernandez, Anita Alvarez
Rosalia Pine, Hortensia Pine,
Estrella Alvarez, Zoila Lence,
Eloisa Rocha, Estela Fernandez
Ofelia Beronda, Dora y Magno-
liza Rodriguez, Nellida Valdes
y Dorita La Osa.
Espl6ndidamente Sc obsequi6
a la concurrencia.
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En- Clearwater.

En- Clearwater.
Con mucha algeria Sc celebr6
ell bleach" party" del L. B. H.
Club.
En- un autobus, adornado con
los dolores azul y orc, Sc trasla-
daron los excursionistas.
Triunf6 en- las c0mpetencias
de nataci6n ell conocido j6ven
Roberto Villa.
En- horas de la tarde Sc sir
vic un ''picnic-dinner" en- la
glorieta de "Joyland".
Asistieron las Senoritas Ali
cia Diaz, Title Rogers, Isabel
Henriquez, Josefina Granda, vi
VI aides, Consuelo Roel, Rocha
lCacciatore, Carmen Esperan-
tie, Rosa Esperanto, Pura Rive
70, Ida Iglesia y Nell Lee Jacks.
Mayita LIMA no pudo asistir
por tener a su tia gravemente
enferma, 10 que lamentamos
sinceramente.
I'm dia de mucha algeria.
La gaceta., 1934-06-04

MGgn{ficG eGpOsici6n.
Como habiamos anunciado Sc
llev6 a efecto la exposition de
los 1ltimos modelos "Chrysler"
La gaceta., 1934-06-04
NOTICIAS
DE ESPANA

Madrid, JUNO Alas compa
MAS de ferrocarriles han obte-
nido permiso del gobierno para
aumentar sus tarifas en- I'm
15%.
-Ha tornado possession del
puesto de ~consejero del Banco
de Espana, ell hacendista Jose
Alvarez Guerra.
Ell diputado republican,
conservador Sr. Reca Sans va a
solicitar su ingreso en- ell parti-
do radical, inconforme con la
orientaci6n izquierdista de Don
Miguel Maura. Sc opone ell Sr.
Maura a que las derechas, con-
a Ultima bora al repu-
blicanismo, Sc apoderen del 60
bierno y destruyan la labor de
las Cortes CONSTITUENCIES. S
Las Cortes aprobaron ell
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SOCIALES

en- ell edificio de esquina de las
GALES Frances y Tampa, propie
dad de a United Motors.
BESIDE las ocho de la nOche del
viernes, hasta las 10 de la no.
che de aver, que dur6 la exhi-
bici6n, desfilaron por ALI mi
les de personals.
Muchos de los visitantes pa
searon en- los nuevos coches,
dando su opinion por la Radio.
Con sabrosos refrescos fue
obequiada la concurrencia.
Ell programa musical Sc cum
pli6 por la orquesta Los Bone
mics.
La comisi6n de recibo presi-
dida por ell Sr. Ramon Moran,
atendi6 con exquisite cortesia a
la concurrencia, mostrando los
adelantos de los nuevos excelen
tes AUTOMOBILES.
LIE auguramos una pr6Spera
era, en- la vida de los negocios,
a esta poderosa companfa.
La gaceta., 1934-06-04
Sc ACUSA DE
RIOS A LOS DIRECTORIES
DE LA COMPANIA

Habana, JUNO 4.-Todas las
investigaciones practicadas has
ia hoy senalan a los directors
de la Compania Papelera como
responsables del incendio que
destruyera edificios Y maquina-
rias, con ell fin de cobrar dos DO
lizas de SECURES que ascienden
a 100000.
Ell vicepresidente de esa com
pania ha sido llamado a decla-
rar y asegura que las perdidas
mOntan a $974.000.
Hoy hara una inspection en-
las ruinas de la fabrica ell juez
de instruction de Marianao,
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Sc ESPERA CON ANSIEDAD
, Ell ~RESULTADO DEL CON
, SEQ DE SECRETARIES

Habana, JUNO 4.-Con ver-
dadera ansiedad Sc espera ell
resultado del consejo de secre-
tarios senalado para las cuatro
de la tarde de hoy.
Dicese que ell traslado del Sr.
Arag6n fue la chispa que pro-
dujo la crisis en- ell gobierno.
Ell DR.. Manach, secretario de
instruction publico, declare a.
noche que este conflicto entire
ell poder civil y la autoridad mi
litar crea a Cuba I'm nuevo gra-
We problema.
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NO FUE REGISTRADO Ell
DOMICILIO DEL GENE
RAJ MENOCAL

Habana, JUNO 4.-Ayer cir
cul6 la noticia de que los exsar
gentos del ejercito, ahora coro-
neles, commentaries y capitanes
habian de nuevo registrado ell
domicilio del general Menocal.
La noticia no pudo ser con-
firmada y en- las esferas guber-
namentales Sc ha dicho que ell
incidente en- la residencia de la
Sra. Georgina Menocal no Sc ha
repetido.
Manana martes Sc publicara
ell manifesto del expresidente,
dirigido al pueblo de Cuba.
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La fiesta de la Columaa

La fiesta de la Col4mna
Con mucho entusiasmo Sc lie
v6 a efecto la verbena y picnic
que bajo los aupicios del Casti-
Ito Ponce de Leon, de los Agui-
las de Orc, sc celebr6 en- ese
parque.
Varios candidates politicos hi
cieron uso de la palabra, antes
de la medianoche.
Numerosfsima la concurrent
cia que bail6 a los acordes de
las orquestas Los Bohemios, Ma
no Sanchez y La Tropical.
No falt6 Ell sabroso arroz con
polio.
La noche de la verbena vimos
en- sus mesas al ilustre medicC
DR.. Jorge A. Trelles, Consul dt
Cuba en- esta ciudad; ell Vice
consul, Sr. Fernandez Bebull
DR.. Ruben Moreno, Gonzalo Ia.
rate, Thomas Caro-, Jimmy Fer
nandez, w. Spencer, Antonio
Gonzalez (Nin), Eugenio Ruiz
y S. Sempreviva.
Atendi6 a todos, muy cortes
| mente, la comisi6n de f~estejos
La gaceta., 1934-06-04

los que embadurnan la espalda
del que ha vuelto la espalda en-
combate; escobaS de palma con
las que rocian de manera bur-
lesca a los fugitivos; haces de
espinos que les cuelgan en- las
silla de sus cabalgaduras; pen
cas- de higuera bravia que les
tienden en- la punta de una pi-
ca al pasar.
En- cambio, para ell heroe,
A2stas teribles mujeres deben
ser ambrosia....
En- Africa y sobre TODD en- 10
que Sc refiere al amor y a las
mujereS, eS donde mayor deS-
proportion existe entire la reali-
dad y la fantasia. Todo es men
tira; desde la belleza de las
Ihembras hasta los celos de los
varOneS.~
Todas las fantasies eroticaS
del Islam Sc han resuelto ALI en-
la dantesca aparici6n de unas
bandas tristes de prostitutes
que han venido del desierto al
olor de los soldados. Famelicas
mujeres del desierto, envueltas
en- harapos, que han llegado con
los desnudos pies llenos de que
maduras producidas por la can
dente arena de lSahara.
Por la transcription.
N. r.
La gaceta., 1934-06-04
MONEDEROS FALSOS A
RRESTADOS EN- NICARA
qua

Managua, JUNO 5.-En ell do
micilio de un sacerdote, ell pa
DIRE Fermin Ravera, la guardia
nacional arrest6 a los monede-
ros falsos Cecilio Oporte, Her
man L. Strauss, y Carlos Sch
wartz.
Sc les ocuparon cinco mil pc
sos, en- billetes falsificados de
a 10 Cordobas, y un equipo com
pleto para la impression.
A los jefes de la guardia ma
cional esos individuos declara-
ron que solo habian puesto en-
circulation 300 biIeltes.
La gaceta., 1934-06-04
Sc MATO UN PROMINENTE
PORTORRIQUENO

San Juan, Puerto Rico JUNO
4.-Anton Nechodoma, de 35
amos, ihijo del difunto notable
arquitecto Antolin Nechodoma,
Sc suicide, degollandose en- ell
que fuera estudio de su padre.
Horas antes Sc lie habfa saliva
do la vida, cuando trat6 de aho
garse.
Una hermana suya reside en-
New York y I'm hermano en- Ca
lifornia.
La gaceta., 1934-06-04

En- ell territorio de Ifni, que
Espaffa ha empezado a coloni-
Ear en- MarrUecos, las mujeres
siguen a los hombres a la que
IRA y llevan medicines para los
heridos, y estigmas para los CO.
bardes Y premios para los ne
roes.
Las medicinas para las heri-
das son pocas: unguentos aro-
maticos, hierbas y una cebolla.
En- cambio los castigos para
los cobardes, que las mismas
mujeres son las encargadas de
aplicar, tienen una gran va
riedad: botes de alquitran con
La gaceta., 1934-06-04
vestido he de elegirlo de color

vestido he de elegirlo de color
negro; unO de esos nuevos cres-
pones que ahora Sc hacen en- Ell
que Sc mezcla gratamente la
lana con Ia soda.
Para impedir que csc vestido
sea un POGO trite de aspecto,
he agregado alg1n adorno blan-
co; para alegrarlo mas aun, me
he mandado a hacer un abrigo
del mimo tejido, pero en- blanco.
En- cuanto al sombrero es
mas bien grande, de fondo acha
tado, Y de paja de italia tono
negro. No 10 he escogido exage-
radamente grande, porque sien
do de estatura media temfa que
achicara Como adorno lie han
puesto una gran cinta de tafe-
tan blancO.
Algunas amigas han prefe-
rido ell abrigo negro y ell vestido
claro ;segdn mi parecer Sc han
equivocado ,porque pierden asi
ell attractive de la novedad y pa
recen llevar algo del ano ante
rior.
Debo agregar que ell conjun-
to mas elegante de tarde puede
acompanarse de un somDrero
adornado de "paradis' y de una
echarpe de forros plateados.
La gaceta., 1934-06-04

Por la transcription.
N. r.
La gaceta., 1934-06-04

Aventajados alumnos del
Tampa College High School,
perteneciente sa distinguidas
familias de nuestra mejor So
ciedad, que en- la noche del pa
sado sabado recibieron sus d.
plomas de graduation, en- Ell Au
ditorium Municipal.
Eel j6ven Alvarez, que reside
en- ell numero COG de la Gale E.
Plymouth, es hijo del Sr. Jose
Alvarez, propietario del Restau
rant FL Pasaje.
A los estudiosos j6venes en-
viamos nuestra calurosa felici-
taci6n.
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36 Radios, Musical instruments
37-a Auctions, Private Sales
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION
The Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago q ST.
Louis Ry CNYC RR Lessee will sell at
auction Friday, September 2lst. 1884 at
their Freight Claim Wise, CapltoI ave ave
South Street dn9iia1nsPo5lsd, eSsncppbed sbp
ments which have been refused or are
unclaimed unless previously claimed by
rightful owner prior to that date A.,
Commodity
So. No. Consignee 81 destination.
10000: Atlas Fireworks Co., st. LOUIS
Mo 8iss5 R R1s5 IF9R e c6@m Alcohol Corpn
Lafayette. Ind. Crts. MIX Bottles s,,,o,n
na IT, Ohio. ! ctn. sales tickets.
s5os3: ON Rogers Auto supply Co
Harrisburg, Ill, 1 Bdl. Mutlers' Ctn'
oS s5i52: Standard Paint & Lead Co, Cleve-
land. Ohio. l Bbl. Roof Cement.
35l53: T. H. Harold. Cleyelan66 e. one 3sri
1? s5i54: American Asbestos Prod. CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio, l Halt Bbl; ROOF Cement
$500 $50 &c Carl I. Jay White, jamestown,
Ind. l Drum g. Cs. Roof Cement: po,r+
3524O ON Ruperts Wall Paper ,S q P am
s s5241: ON Ruperts Wall Paper & Paint
Co. Bellefontaine, Ohio. IS Bol' wan
s5s4s: The Monarch Mfg, Co., Tifin
Ohio l Bdl. Ironing Board.
354O2: ON Hadley Studio, Bellefontaine,
Ohio. l Bdl Wash Moulding.
35430: ON Herbert w. Staller, Paulding,
Ohio Bale Betting.
Cleveland Ohio bdl. (14l old tires.
35434: universal Paint 81 Varnish Co.,
Cleveland Ohio. 1 Drum Paint.
35435: Pioneer Mfg. Co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
/ Empty Drum.
Cleveland Ohio. Auto Tire.
cago. Ill, l Auto Tire.
36404: Montgomery Ward & Co. Albany
N. Y SO Ctn Agro Insecticide.
36722 Mt Union Chemical Co. Alliance,
Ohio. 2 Boxes Purezone or Charcoal.
96S32: ]. R. Kelley. Van, Pa. Ctn'
s774s Clark Elbon. Red House. W.
Va. l Shaft. l Shaft Collar.
1924 American Rubber Prod. Co., La
Porte Ind, Auto Tires.
1888 c. L. Schust, Fl. Wayne. Ind. 3
Crts Glass Cleaning Compound.
1888; NJ. Huber, Kankakee, Ill. ? Kegs
Semi Ltq. Water Purifying Comp.
articles there will be offered for sale at
this time many other articles which have
been refused account damaged or checking
Shipments may be inspected Thursday,
Sept. 10th. 1884. between the hours a. m.
Description Of the packages are copied
from the Freight or Way Bill but neither
the quantity or contents are Guaranteed.
Terms of sale: Cash or certified check
payable Immediately at conclusion of sale.
c. A. MILLS. Auctioneer.
J. K. VANCE Freight Claim Agent.
304 Big Four Bldg.
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