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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20
By FORREST ZEAL

To the l1alf-dozen women who had already slammed as many doors in his face he was just an- other hobo. But to the old lady sit ting alone on the wisp of porch jutting from the seventh house along the dirty street he was q revelation.
 He stood. hesitant, one foot on the lopsided step. twisting shape less blotch of felt in gaund fingers. He saw the old lady peering down at him, trancelike, her faded eyes alight with hope. His own eyes, gray and sunken. flashed half- masked gleam of interest.
 'I--I thought for a minute you were Frankie come home," she fal- tered. Her eyes were still over bright as though the doubt in her voice had not yet given way to con- viction.
 The man quirked his head, bird like. His glance narrowed specu- latively as 1t roved around the mod est prospect.
 You look just like my own mother would lock-" he suggested cautiously, "only ain't seen her in 8 dogs age. been away--so long. I guess lost track--somehow-' Her thin hand twitched in her lap, a suggestive gesture. and he looked away from the tremulous eagerness in her face. I'm hungry!" The quality of his voice somehow be- lied the whine. T been sick-''
 Her eyes dimmed. '.If you'll help me into the kitchen I'll show you where the food is. Pas working late tonight and I guess I'm bit chilled"
 It was then that he saw that she was almost helplessly paralyzed.
 An hour later they were sitting in the little living room. The man had eaten ravenously and now he was getting restless. He wished she would get through telling hin, about Frankie"
 She was fumbling in an ebony box that he had passed to her from the filtered shelf in the corner.
 "Here it is," she whispered, huskily. Frankie won 1t at prizc- speaking in high school. It's all got left of his--''
 Awkwardly he took the yellow coin from her stiff fincerS The nm accustomed feel of gold made his skin jingle. It wasn't much. Only five-dollar gold piece, bright and worn with handling. But to both of them it was a precious thing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20
SENTENCED TO ATTEND
 SCHOOL

Cleburne, Tex (UP)--Judge T.
 E. Darcy believes in applying 0ld- time remedies to old-time faults,
 so when five youths were brought
 before him charged with raiding a farmers watermelon patch he sentenced the boys to attend Sum day school "every Sunday"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

Port Lavaca, Tex tUP)-old residents on the Texas gulf coast refuse to be disturbed by hurri- cane warnings this year. Cranes
 snipes and other birds have built their nests on lowlands which they avoid in storm years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

A week later and the little old lady still slept between minutes of wide-eyed, eager, waitfulness. He promised to buy me flowers" her lips framed the words feebly. The gaunt. gray man at her bedside looked away and shuffled his grimy hands helplessly.
 You just keep on waiting, ma. he whispered, hoarsely. "Frankie1I come home-an' hell bring you flowers like he promised" But his eyes were bleak and helpless.
 Dusk came. The doctor looked away from the bedside with lump in his throat. Its a pity miracles don't happen" he muttered.
 Quick. eager steps coming through, interrupted his thought. A tall man. breathless, with lean face and deep-set gray eyes, stood in blotch against the soiled, dusty background of his clothing was a huge bunch of fresh, dew-kissed f1owers-
 Slowly, almost reverently, he walked to the bedside and laid his offering in the old lady's arms. From Frankie,' he whispered huskily. "He couldn't come--but he bought you flowers. like he promised. He ased me to kiss you for him"
 He bent and touched his lips to her cold forehead and fiinched at the look of ineffable joy in her dim eyes.
 Hike he promised" she whis- pered. Frankie never broke his promise"
 The gray-eyed man walked slow- 1y from the room. On the little porch a perspiring officer turned alertly and linked arms with his prisoner.
 Stealing fiowers!. he com birds be up to? Come along now no more fooling!"
 The gray-eyed man fell in step, lightly. No more fooling!" 1e promised, firmly. Copyright, 1894, the Chicago Daily News, Incl
 TOMORROW: Burglar" by Margaret Romer, tells of . wife's fright when her bedroom was en- tered one night by q prowlcr, who stole her jewels, then went to the bed, looked into her face and ... what he did is the story.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

Awkwardly he took the yellow coin from her stiff fingers. The un- accustomed feel of gold made his skin jingle. It wasn't much. Only a five-dollar gold piece, bright and worn with handling. But to both Of them it was precious thing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

An hour later they were sitting in the little living room. The man had eaten ravenously and now he was getting restless. He wished she would get through telling hin, about Frankie"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

She was fumbling in an ebony box that he had passed to her from the filtered shelf in the corner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

"Here it is," she whispered, huskily. Frankie won 1t at prizc- speaking in high school. It's all I got left of his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20
Answers to Previous Questions

Answers to Previous Questions DHILLIP PARMALEE deliv- ! cred the air shipment of five bolts of silk from Dayton to Columbus. a. distance of 65 miles. in 66 minutes. Cost of transportation was $5000. The U. S. navy band was organized in 1919. and the army band in 1922. Colgate was the first to render fats. in his New York rlant, for soap stock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

What city had the first free Kindergarten?
 When was the first murder recorded in New York? When did Congress pass its first pension act?
 Answers in next issue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-20

He bent and touched his lips to her cold forehead and fiinched at the look of ineffable joy in her dim eyes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-09
AT THE MOVIES
Perfect Play Is Made
Into Perfect Picture

Authentic Broadway goes into the
far corners of America with the show
ing Of Universal's great production,
Counsellor At Law coming tomor-
row to the Capitol Theatre with John
Barrymore starred. This highly dra-
matte picture is the New York stage
play OF the same name transferred
intact to the screen. AS a play,
Counsellor At Law" was an outstand-
ing hit. It opened at the Plymouth
Theatre, New York, November 6. 1882,
and played for a complete year to
packed houses. The following season
it was still just as popular.
When Universal obtained the screen
rights to The play, precaution was
taken to insure the fidelity Of the
movie treatment. Elmer Rice, author
of Counselor At Law and other
Broadway successes. was prevailed
upon to come to Universal City to
prepare the actual script for the pic
ture. Besides doing this, Mr.. Rice
brought along his assistant, Elmer
Brown, to act as dialogue coach and
play one Of the principal parts.
To further assure the excellence
Of each role in the picture, Univer-
sal summoned ten of the New York
actors who created their roles in
Counsellor At Law Arriving by
airplane these players were Isabel
Jewell, Clara Langsner, Malka Korn-
stein, Angela Jacobs, T. II. Manning,
Marvin Klein, John q. Qualen. Con-
way Washburn, Vincent Sherman
and j. Hamilton Daley. This brilli-
ant array Of stars was then matched
by the best Hollywood could offer.
John Barrymore, Bebe Daniels, Doris
KENYON. The!ina Todd Mayo Methot,
Onslon Stevens and Melvyn Douglas
were among those cast in the picture.
It was an amazing assemblage o1
screen and stage talent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-09
Paramount Picture
Has Unusual Theme

death Takes Holiday" Fredric
Marchs new sensational starring pic
ture, now playing at the Paramount
Theatre, is based upon one CT the most
unusual themes ever portrayed in the
theatre, according to Maxwell Ander-
son, who collaborated with Gladys
Lehman in the adaptation Of the orig
inal play of the same name by Alberto
Casella. adapted into English by Wal
ter Ferris.
The story OF Death Takes Holt
day" is built on the idea that Death.
curious to discover what men hold
50 dear in life. to understand why
people fear him so, energies from the
shadows, takes on the human form
OF dashing romantic lover, and for
three days tests all the human illu-
eions.
He becomes the guest Of honor at
q gay house party, keeping his true
identity secret, and dazzles the young
women present with his beauty, his
wit and his mysterious Importance
With each Of them he seeks to find
the real thrill of love, for he has been
told that, Of all human emotions, love
Is the strongest and dearest. But
with each successive sweetheart, he
fails to find the thrill h. expects, un-
til at last, he captivates the heart of
one girl and discovers the true
meaning OF life and love. Dreading
to reveal his real personality, he puts
the fatal moment off until the very
last second Of his holiday"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-09

9obus Sausker Of Maxbass says he
has grown Ceres wheat next to dur
1lm the past two years and that he
has found the grasshOppers prefer the
diiruIn. Last year Ceres was better
crop than either durum Of Marquis,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-09

Pork and beef may be roasted most
satisfactorily In an uncovered roast
er In slow moderate oven. Any
type Of heavy pan is suitable. The
fat side Of the roast should be turned
up 20 that the meat may haste itself.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-09

It Is possible to train monkeys 70
read simple words Of three letters
each.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
HERNANDEZ EMPATADO
EN- Ell PRIMER PUESTO
DEL TORNEO

Albany, Ga, julio l2.-En ell
1rimer puesto del torneo de "a
jedrez que aqui Sc efectua, bajo
los auspicios de la Association
del Sur, Sc italian hoy empata-
dos Nestor Hernandez de Tam
pa, y p. J. Walker, de Vafni-
vile, n. c., competidores en- la
clase A.
La clase b tiene de elder" a
Luther Williams, de Macon,
Ga, a qUien sigue John Harri-
son Jr. La dnica mujer del tor
neo es la Sra. John Harrison,
de Macon, que figura en- la ella
Sc c.
Las partidas del ano pr6xi-
mo, seg1n un acuerdo tornado,
Sc lugaran en- Knoxville, Tenn,
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
IRA Ell INTERVENTION A
CONFERENCIAR CON LA
T~ELEFONICA

fiabana, Julio Fla Secre
taria de Trabajo ha dispuesto
que ell ~ingeniero CASTOR visite
hoy a la Compania Telef6nica
y pida "A tsta cumpla ell recien-
te faIlo del Tribunal Supreme
ordcnando la reposici6n de los
trabajadores y empleados ce-
santeados.
FL gobierno confia en- que ten
Iran tXito las gestiones de ese
funcionario.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
C~INCUENTA FABRICAS DE
TABAC0S SIGUEN CERRA-
JAS EN- Ell CONDADO DE
YORK

York, Penn, julio l2.-'Las
cincuenta fabricas de tabacos
del condado de York continuan
m huelga, pidiendo los traba-
jadofes la abolici6n de la escala
de jornales, a base de $3.50 el
millar.
Una votaci6n hecha entire los
trabajadores de esas fabricaS
apyrt0 considerable mayoria a
iavor de la huelga.
por su parte los patronos di-
cen que ellos cerraron las ia
bricaS por no p0der cumplir
las condolences senaladas en- ell
.nueVo C0digo.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
ES PROBABLE QUE MIGUEL
MARIANA RETIRE LA RE-
NUNCIA

Habana, Julio 12.-Circula
ell rumor en- la manana de hoy
de que ell DR.. guel Mariana
Gomez, alcalde de la Habana,
retirara la renuncia que hace
pocos dias presentara.
Ell DR.. Gomez es amigo init
mo del coronel Mendieta, perO
Sc hallaba descontento porque
a su partido, Acci6n Rcpublica
ma, no Sc le otOrgarOn dos car
teras en- la reorganization del
gabinete.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
"Parruca" arremete contra ell Galleguito,
Colmenares y Chano

Manuel Fernandez Rubio, co
nocido por "Parruca," presiden
te de la secci6n de propaganda
del Centre ESpanol, nos remite
una carta a favor de que Sc We
rifique otra fiesta social en- Ell
edificio de West Tampa Y de
ella copiamos los parrafoS 81
guientes:
lei primero en- o~bStaculizar :
nos ha sido ell Galleguito, Quien
entire bromaS V veras n2S ha dj
cho que ell Centre Eslganol no
tiene en- proyecto obra alguna,
Al p~resente, para la cual sea ne
tesario recaudar fondos por me
lilo de tiestaS, Olvidandose d.
ue hace mas de I'm ano eSta en-
2royecto ponerle piso de gonna
al sanatorio y que esta seria
ma magnifica OCCASION para re-
ceudar centenares de pesos con
csc fin.
"Otro que tambi6n ha dado
retranca ha sido Colmenares,
.. ue Sc "ape6" con ell cuento de
que la genie estaba ganando
POGO y que prodigar esta
clase de fiestas equivalia a I'm
saqueo. iVaya con ell hombre.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
COT9NO Y FERNANDEZ
LANZARON LIQUIDO IN


Habana, julio 12.-Bajo la
acusaci6n de haber lanzado una
ihotella de liquidO inflamable
contra un t%ranvia, Miguel An
gel CotOno Y Jose f. Fernan-
dez fueron aver encarcelados.
Ooho individuos desconoci-
dos, portando reviewers, detu-
VierOn un tranvia en- Porvenir
" Conception, poniendo en- flu
ga al motorista, conductor y
pasajeros.
Despues arrojaron dos bonn
bas de liquido inflamable y
echaron a andar ell caro-.
Tn ciudadano vic que ell tran
via Sc hallaba EN- movimiento
y lie quito la corriente, llaman-
do despues a la pOiicia.
Otro tranvia fue incendiado
or los huelguistas en- la esqui-
ma de Juan Delgado Y Liber-
tad.
La S6ptima estaci6n de poll
cha circul6 a dos automobiles,
uno de color amarillo, en- ell que
Viajaban individuos dedicados
a coaccionar a motoristas y con
ductores.
Sc efectu6 un registro en- ell
domicilio del DR.. Constantine
Lelva, pOr Greer que ALI Sc ju-
gaba al prohibido. Ocuparon
.scopetas y cartuchos, dando
;uenta al jefe de vigilancia.
A un policia sc lie hizo sospe-
'hoso Ell chofer Rudesindo Pu-
ga, registrandole ell autom6vil
Y encontrandOle prendas roba-
das y una cartera con $35.
Los Obreros de bahia, como
habian prometido al captain
Buttari, no secundaron la huel-
ga. Solo un pequeno grupo de
y otro de Belot no asis-
a u labores.
Disolvi6 la policia una mani
de estudiantes del ms
que gritaban "Abajo ell
gobierno."
No Sc publicaron los peri6di-
pero linotipistas y cajis-
regresaron a los talleres a
as sels de la tarde, rehusando
'guardar hasta las IL de la no.
De Pinar del Rio informan
lre ALI pas6 ell dia muy tran
Julio y que los trabajadores no
la huelga.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
KEY WEST OFRECE FABRl-
CAR Los TABACOS UN 10
POR CiENTO MAS BARA-
TO QUE TAMPA

"a Camera de Concrete de
Key West, por medic de su Sc
cretario ST.. ilden Williams, ha
mandado circulares a las fa-
bricas de Tampa ofreciendoles
la elaboration a un dieZ por
cierto por debajo de los pre- :
clos que aqui Sc pagan.
La circular dice: "Nosctros,
los abajo firmados, tabaqueros
de A. Santaella y Ca, de Key
West, Florida, y los otros obre-
ros del tabaco en- Key West,
Florida, por la presente conve-
mines en- establecer una lista
de precios con un 1920 menos
de los precios que Sc pagan en-
Tampa, 81 ustcd quiere estable-
Ger cira fabrica o sucursal en-
esta ciudad."
"Esta declaration tiene Ia
frma de mas de 400 trabajado
res y esperamos que lie intere-
&c a listed abrir una fabrica o
sucursal en- Key West.
"Quiza listed esta informa-
do del hecho de que A. Santae-
liza y Ca. tiene ahora una sucur
cai en- esta ciudad, habiendose
aprovechado de la oportuni-
da5 dada por los obreros y de
la asistencia aportada por la
Camara de Concrete y la ciu-
dad de Key West en- general.
Las mismas ofertas lie hacemos
su firma y nos cclocamos a
su disposition, 81 Sc decide a
considerar 10 que lie propone :
mos, como A. Santaella 10 hizo.
"Nuestros trabajadcres es
tan apsiosos de establecer su
propia lista de precios y apar-
de la Influenza de las ciu
ccmpetidoras en- la in :
dustria.
"Tenemos un edificio listo
para ocupar, ell cual ponemos
a SUI disposic,o on. IOiremos de
listed en- este asunto? Muy a
fectuosamente, Camara de Co
mercio de Key West. Ilden vii
iiams, secretario."
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
NO HUBO HUELGA GENE.
RAJ

Habana, Julio 12.-El Dr..
Agustin Acosta, secretario de
la presidential, dijo anoche que
no hubo huelga general, por :
que la mayor parte de los gre
MICS obreros se negaron a aca-
tar la orden de la Confedera-
ci6n.
Con ell DR.. Acosta Sc entire
vist6 una comisi6n de obreros
de la Compania Telefonica, A.
sesorada por obreros de otras
organizaciones, que pide Sc
cumpla ell reciente fallo del Tri
bunal Supreme obligando a esa
empresa a reponer a los traba-
jadores que despidiera.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
A LOS OBREROS DEL CAYO
QUE OFRECEN REBAJA
DE PRECIOS

Muy graciosa la rebajita por
parte de ustedes, a que Sc re.
fietc ell Sr. Williams, secretario
de la Camara de Ccmercio.
Muy gracioso ell proposito de
quitarle fabricas a Tampa.
donde Sc pagan mas altos pre-.
clos,
Muy gr~acicsas las cartitas
que mandan a los Sres. Fabri-
c%antes, freciendcles ell orc v 81
Nero.
Mucha gracia, mucha.... po-
breza.
tfdo.) Una Jaiba de Palmetto
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
ACEPTADA LA RENUNCIA
A DIAZ CRUZ

Habana, Julio En- una
carta remitida aver al DR., Ma
rio Diaz Cruz, secretariO sin
cartera, el coronel Mendieta la
agradece sus servicios, pero lie
accpta la Ienuncia para com
DIacerlo.
Dice ell coronel Mendieta en-
su carta que nombr6 al DR..
Cruz por su cOmpetencia y no
por abecedista.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12

Que comraSiVo Sc ha %pueSto!
Como 81 en- nueStraS fieStas no
Sc diera a la concurrencia el va
lcr exacto de SUI dinero. En- fin
haSta ChanO, ell enthusiastic de
Siemp,e. ha tratado de deSani-
marnOS con razoneS iguaies o
DarecidaS, coSa que en- verdad
nos ha sOrprendido, porque Cha
no eS de los que no Sc deStinen
y de los que cooperan cien por
ciento."
mo sabemoS como piensa de eS
to nueStro preSidente. que ha
ia id3 a la Habana, pero nos
inclinamoS a Greer que no dara
'retranca' a ~nuestra iniciativa,
pueS eStamos diSpueStos a cele-
brar una fiesta de despedida de
eranO ell domingo 2 de sel).
'EsperamoS que para esa fe-
cha los 'retranqueros" Sc con,
venzan de 81 error y cooperen
g LA fiesta va, pues nos bas-
amos los de West Tampa, case
'e que la "retranca' siga atrin
,herada."
Queda complacido ell amigo
Fernandez Rubio V tenemoS la
seguridad de que la sangre no
al rio.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
EN- FAVOR DE LOS PRESOS
POLITICOS

Habana, julio l2.-Una CO.
mission de estudiantes visit6
aver al secretario de goberna-
ci6n, interesandose por la Ii
bertad de los presses politicos,
A los comisionados ofreci6 Ell
DR.. Pelay1 Cuervo que 81 no
puede obtener la libertad de
esos presos, en- huelga del ham
bre, ordenara SD traslado al
Hospital Mercedes.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12

Marcelino Domingo discurre
asi en- Gel LIBERAL, diario de
Madrid: Con Catalina dentrO
de la Repdblica, la R~epdblica Sc
extendia espiritUalmente; con
ell proletariado dentro de la Re-
pdblica la Republica profun-
dizaba en- las entranas vivas de
la raza. Con Catalina era mas
amplia; con ell proletariado, era
mas honda. Con Catalina y ell
rrcletariado era invencible.
lQs6 s. han propuest) quie-
mes la han apartado, primero
del proletariado, despu6s de Cal
taluna? Pues sencillamente es-
to: Vencerla. No vencerla des-
de fuera, destruyendola, sino
venciendola desde dentro, des-
virtuandola. No vencerla desde
fuara, derribandO su fachada,
sino yenciendola desde dentro,
prdriendo 0 matando sus esen-
cias sagradas. Esta es la obra
de los que acaban o sc propO-
men acabar con la obra republi-
cana, y con las posibilidades de
que que la Repdblica cumpla
una obra.
La RepGblica prometi6 ser la
". Dluci6n. Para serlo, reque-
ria cue dentro de ella hubiera
ilusiones, afanes creadores, pro
p6sitos de acci6n tranSforma-
dora. Ell proletariado y Catalu-
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
RIVERA LLEGARA Ell SABA
DO

Habana julio 12.-Proce-
dente de Veracruz arribara ell
sabado ell comandante Juan Ri
vera, ex-attach6 militar en- la
embajada de Mejico.
Sc continda afirmando que
el comandante Gonzalez, jefe
de la marina, dispondra Sc lie
acuse de insubordinaci6n,
La gaceta., 1934-07-12

La RepGblica E~spanOla esta
amenazada por los reacciOna-
rios y les monarquicos, sus enc
migos.
La R~epGblica Guiana CANT
ma hacia su ruina completa, en-
tregada va de nuevo a los bra
zos de los viejos politicos.
Izquierda Y socialismo for
man la eaperanza de Espana ;
union de estudiantes, obrerOs J
abecedistas es la 1nica espe-
rama de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
AGREDIDO Ell MOTORISTA
D

Habana, Julio 12.-Varios
individuog agredieron aver al
motorista Pedro Cardenas, eau
sandole quemaduras con una
botella de liquido inflamable,
Cardenas guiaba uno de los
tranvias Y no obedeci6 la orden
de hueiga, respetando un a.
cuerdo de su gremio,
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
I'm a~rt1culo de Portell Villa y la Sociedad ABC.
Los desaciertos del abecedismo correspondent
a los jefes. = Marcelino Domingo, la Republica
y Ell proletariado. i La unica esperanto de Cuba

ParrafoS de IN articulo de
HerminiO POrtell Villa en- la re-
vista Bohemia: Los directo-
res del A. B. c., que en- Octdbre
ultimo no pud'eron llegar a
acuerdo con Grau San Martin
porque al jefe del ejercito he
ria sus escrupulos monjiles,
han tornado parte de I'm 60
bierno creado por la voluntad
del mismo militar que antes
decian detestar, Y Sc han Sepa-
RADIO del gobierno, no en- Senal
de protesta por la Ley del Fue-
no Militar, no porque los critic
rios crematisticoS del secreta-
rio de hacienda pugnasen con
la elevadisima cifra que para
las fuerzas armadas pedia el De
partamento de la Guerra; no
por 'chicharra' mas O menOs en-
Ell despacho de la secrtaria de Ia
Presidencia, nj por la continue
da actuaci6n de alcaldes mill
tares, ETC., sino pOrque la ma
n~ifeStaci0n abecedaria no tuVo
la protection del Ejercito Y la
Policfa en- la medida que ell A.
B. C. estimaba necesaria para
evitar que sus p%artidarios fue-
e nametrallados, como 10 fue-
ron, contra toda jUsticia Y con-
ira TODD derechO, en- aquel des-
file que nunca debio ser lleva-
do a cabo 81 no habia garantias
de que no Sc estaban lleVando
victimas al matadero, con esa
ciega politica de fabricar mar
tires que es tan antigua come
nuestra civilization y uno de los
grandes errores de la misma,
pues ST.. la sangre de los mar
tires es semilla de cristianos',
que decian los comentaristas de
las persecuciones fpaganas, no
es menos cierto que esa sangre
en- polftica, es tambien simien-
tie de represalias, madre de to-
dos los odios y causa directa
del fracaso de toda possible ave-
nencia."
Estimado Sr. Portell: Con
los exoficiales del ejercito, y
listed 10 sabe, Sc firmo I'm cove
Mo en- Miami, que los jefes abe
cedistas no han cumplido. I'm
convenio en- contra del ~eJerclto
Re Batista Y su nueva oficiali-
dad. Menocal es cast mirado co
mo un heroe por los e~x-oficia-
les, por haber respectable, hasta
ell 1ltimo instante, el "pacto"
que firmara.
La "decadencia" del abecedis
mo Sc debe a los jefes, a su ma
la direction, no a los hombres
de fila.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
POR VENDER NUMEROS
DE BOLITA

Seis individuos nombrados
jose Rey, Carlos Flores, Tony
Nuccio, Jose Russo, Freddie
Maura y Lee Davis, Ifuer]n
arrestados aver por la "escua-
dra del vicio" de la policia.
Sc lie acusa de vender hume
ros de bolita. Los seis quedaron
en- libertad, prestando cada uno
fianza de 500.
La gaceta., 1934-07-12
LOYAL KNIGHTS OF


De orden de la hermana So
3erana cito a todas las Damas
de la Secci6n de esta Logia pa
ra junta ell Viernes -, a las 8
p. m. Ash mismo otto a todos
les miembros del Team de Ora
dos Y de orden del hermano So
berano para ensayo ell Viernes
13 a las 8 p. m. Sc ruega la asis
tencia de todos.
Rafael C0SiO,
SecretariO.