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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Mr.. And Mrs. j. N. Barlow
Celebrate Golden wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Barlow, high :
ly respected residents of Malta,
celebrated their 50th wedding ami
versary Wednesday afternoon. Open
house was held from two to five
o'clock, and about 70 guests were
present.
At the time of their marriage,
Mr. Barlow resided at Barnesville,
and his bride who was Burdella
Brouse, was resident of Ports
mouth, the wedding taking place at
Portsmouth, with Rev. Mr.. Middle
ton officiating. About 46 years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow moved to Nor
gan county, and have resided in
Malta for 35 years. Miss Martha
Barlow, sister of the golden"
bridegroom, was the only person
who was present at the wedding and
also at the 50th anniversary. The
other out of town guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow's son-in-
law and daughter, Prof. and Mrs. L.
A. Walker and daughters Edna
Jean and Donna Mae of Swanton.
The guests were met at the door
by Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow, and after
extending congratulations, register
ed in Memory Book of Gold" The
Barlow home was lovely with
Christmas decorations and chrys-
anthemums, and in the dining room
yellow chrysanthemums, coleus, and
yellow candles were effectively used.
Mrs. Captola McKeown, Mrs. C. B..
Smith and Miss Ethel Boal poured
Mrs. c. e. Mcclure, Mrs Frank
Coulson, Mrs. Fred Coulson and
Miss Lucille Lynn assisted in the
dining room, where light refresh
ments were served. Mr.. C. B. Smith
and Mrs. Eva Jenkins Jeffers as
sisted in carrying out details of the
occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow received a
number of nice presents. Their
neighbors presented them with a
gold flower vase and tray, gold
candlesticks and gold salt and pep
per shakes. Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow
are active in the Malta NJ e.
church, and better people are not to
be found Besides their daughter
and grandchildren named, is anoth
er daughter, Miss Edna Barlow, as
sistant cashier of the Citizens Ma
tional bank, of McConnelsville.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Barlow are en-
joying good health. Mr. Barlow
who was former treasurer of this
county, now holds position with
A. A Coulson & Company, and is
daily faithfully at his place of duty.
The Democrats wish for Mr. and
Mrs. Barlow is that they live to
have many more anniversaries.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Burglary AT Eagles Hall

Early Sunday morning the Eagles
hall here was burglarized Of about
S4OO in cash, and three slot ma
chimes. Of the money taken, STAT
was from the cash register. This
money was insured. The remainder
of the money was from three slot
machines. Entrance was made by
prying open back door with a
wrecking iron and small wreck
ing bar used on the cash register
was found. The slot machines were
in a steel cage, and it was battered
down and the machines taken away.
A bill fold and key case were also
taken. In all, the loss is close to
$1,000. A box which contained
"funds for the needy" in the sum
of Sc was passed up. The week
previous the Eagles headquarters at
Pomeroy was burglarized, and be-
fore that the one at New Lexing-
ton was robbed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26

Mr.. Frazier Reams, prosecuting
attorney Of Lucas county, Toledo,
O., will speak before the Malta-Mc-
Connelsville Rotary club on Friday
evening, Jan. 10, at the Kennebet
hotel, in McConnelsville. Mr.. Reams
is one of the outstanding prosecu-
tors of the state and is also an an
nounced candidate for the position
of state attorney general at the pri-
mary election, next year. Mr..
Reams is a native of Tennessee, and
World war veteran. He has been
located in Toledo, since 1922, and
is serving his second term as pros
ecuting attorney of Lucas county.
Mr.. Reams prosecuted the famous
Licavoli gang in Toledo, which re-
suited in the Indictment of IL
gangsters, two of whom have al
ready been given the death sentence
by juries in Lucas county, and Lica-
voli was given life Imprisonment.
During the past year Mr.. Reams al
so conducted an investigation into
the conditions of the Ohio State
penitentiary, which resulted in the
of the prison and
the resignation of former Warden
Preston f. Thomas.
Mr.. Reams is married and is the
father of two children. He is a
graduate of the University of Ten
nessee and Vanderbilt law school.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Pitiful Condition In Homer
Township Family

A pitiful condition has been ex-
listing in the Harvey Duncan home
in Homer township. The father is
very ill with pneumonia. The moth
er is at the state hospital at Ath-
ems. There are a number of chill
dren in the family; one child of
about six years of age is feeble
minded; another child has pneu-
monia. The oldest daughter, aged
ter the family as best she could.
Some individuals here purchased
food for them, and the Homer
township trustees are now caring
for the children. Wednesday the
father was taken in the Miller am
bulance, to the county home, where
he will be cared for.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Mrs. Delmar Humphrey Struck
BY Truck And Killed

Mrs. Delmar Humphrey. aged 3S,
of Neelyville, was instantly killed
last Thursday afternoon about 3
o'clock, when accidentally struck
by a National Refining company
truck, driven by Neil Delong Of Ma
rietta. Her neck was broken by an
oil rack on the side of the motor
vehicle striking her. 1t is stated
that she was walking on the right
side of the highway toward and
near her home, when the accident
occurred, having been across the
road to secure bucket of water.
A heavy snow storm was on at the
time, and the snow and ice collect
ed on the windshield of the truck,
obscured the drivers vision, he
said. The accident was investigat-
ed by the Morgan county sheriff, L.
B. Adrean, and acting coroner, l..
N. Seaman, and state highway
patrOlman.
Mrs. Humphreys maiden name
was Lulu Taylor, and she was a
daughter of the late James M.
and Laura Kelly Taylor, and spent
the greater part of her life in the
Neelyville locality. She is survived
by her husband and two children,
Della and James, Of the home; also
her stepmother, Mrs. Daisy Taylor
of McConnelsville; two brothers,
Stewart Taylor of Glouster and
Walter of Malta; also half sis
ter, Mrs. Jesse Robinson, and a
half brother, Lloyd Taylor, both of
McConnelsville.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock, at the
Ebenezer M. e. church, near Nicely
vile, conducted by Rev. Carl Glad
den, and burial was made in the
churchyard cemetery. Montford
Taylor, a brother, and Bertha, an
infant sister, are deceased.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Gas Company Gives
Christmas Party

The employees of the Ohio Fuel
Gas company, and their families,
night at gas company's warerOom
in Malta. Presents and candy were
given the children. In all about
as persons were present. Those
from out of town included Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Carr and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith and
children, all of Athens, and A. w.
Mccormick and wife, GAINESVILLE.
The party group included all de-
partments in the Malta district.
Yuletide decorations were used, and
the candy and gifts were distribut-
ed by Santa Claus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Death S Toll
&~1AA~~~~AE
Dec 10 tn CR 1l2E

Dec. 10 to 20, 1885
Mrs. Delmar Humphrey, Neelyville.
Mrs. Clara e. Harlan, McConv'ie.
J. C. Cooper, McConnelsville.
VIM. Farus, Muskingum County.
John Michael, Barnesville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Olden, Philo.
Grace Risen, Malta.
Mrs. Lydia, Michener, Chesterhill.
G. w. Murry, Indianapolis.
j. B. Wilson, GAINESVILLE.
d. Frank Harlan, Blissfleld, Mich.
Mrs. Sophia Cohagen, Cro0ksville.
Elmer p. Thomas, Malta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
ZERO WEATHER

This morning our official wealth
ar observer, Floyd Davis, reports
three below zero. Saturday morning
it was one above; Sunday it was
zero, then for several days it mod
Grated, the coldest being Ia. We'd
nesday morning it was one above
During the day it rose to 25, and
in the afternoon started down, and
at $3.50 p. M, it was one below
with a high wind. At present there
is about five inches OF snow. This
morning it is moderating, and al
$50 was eight above.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Garrett Not Yet Arraigned

f.. L. Garrett, formerly OF Zanes-
vile, who was arrested last week
in New York City, and brought
here a week ago by Sheriff Adrean
and Prosecuting Attorney Carlos
Riecker, is still in Jail. He will
likely be arraigned today or Fri
day. Garrett was indicted by the
grand jury last April, on number
OF counts. involving the alleged
fraudulent sale by him OF Chevro-
let automobiles to a number of To-
cal residents.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Harry BENJAMIN In Hospital

Mr.. Harry Benjamin, who is en-
ployed in GAINESVILLE, with Cussins
& Fearn. has been quite i'll recent
ly, suffering with hernia, heavy
cold and complications. He has
been at Bethesda hospital for sew
eral days. Wednesday afternoon,
his mother. Mrs. Effie BENJAMIN,
and some Of his other relatives
here, motored to GAINESVILLE to see
him. ..s ,..,,..a4l..
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Ronald Gordon And Linda Turner
Graduate At O. 5. u.


Mr. Ronald Gordon, son of Post
master and Mrs. II. w. Gordon,
graduated last Friday at Ohio State
university, in civil engineering,
Miss Linda Turner, daughter of Su-
perintendent and Mrs. ]. M. Turner,
graduated the same day, with the
degree of Bachelor Of Science in ed
ucation. She majored in public
school music and English. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon and Mr.. and Mrs. Tur-
ner attended the commencement
exercises. Ronald Gordon, wife and
child, who have been residing in
Columbus, will make this place
their home for a while at least. Mr..
Gordon will be employed in the To-
cal office of the state highway.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26

Religious services were held on
Christmas morning here at the Jail.
which were conducted by Evangelist
Cleona Wright. pastor OF the Pill
grim Holiness church. There are
five persons in jail, and Mrs. Mil
dred Adrean, matron, served them
q fine turkey dinner.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Subscriber 81 Years

In renewing his Democrat sGb-
scription, w. s. Rowland Of Chan
dlersville states they have taken
this paper for 81 years.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26

Mr.. Max Price is employed with
the Stallsmith Service station.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
Ell Juez Hernandez lie sirvio al Juez
Sander la orden de la Corte Suprema
Hasta la manana de hoy no Sc habia podido
encontrar al Sheriff Mcleod

Los abo2ados Pat Whitaker
y Charles Blake, que defender
a los seis policias acu:ados de
haber dado muerte a Jose Shoe
maker, Sc presentaron aver en-
Ia oficina del juez de paz L.
reno Hernandez y lie entrega-
ron una orden de la corte su-
prema para ser serVida al jvez
Sander, de la corte del circui-
to, Y al sheriff Mcleod, bajo
juri, dicci6n y custodia Sc
encuentran esos hombres.
Cumpliendo estrictamente la
ley, ell juez Hernandez visjt6
aver al juez Sander, en- ell do
micilio de este, y lie sirvi6 la or
den del alto tribunal,
Mas tarde sali6 en- busca del
sheriff, lpero no pudo encon-
trarlo. Ha:ta las diez de la ma
mana de hey ell juez Hernandez
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
AL co
BIERNO DE PORTELA

Madrid, Die. 2l.-Durante
largo ratio estuvieron conferen-
clando hoy Ell primer ministro
Sr. PorteIa Valladares Y ell pre-
sidente de las COrtes, don San
tia2o Alba. AL gobierno Sc lie
nan creado impedimentos por
aIgunos grupos politicos Y es-
peciaImente por la Ceda. Dice
sc que Ell primer ministro con-
suite con el Sr. Alba ell decreto
de disoluci6n de Cortes y la pro
rroga de los Ipresupuestos por
medic de decreto. La Ceda ase-
gura que es unconstitutional
poner en- vigor los nuevos pre-
sdpuesto5 prorrogando Aos an
tiguos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
La fiesta de- Centric Es-
; panoI en- Ia noche del a
No Sc admitirja dinero
EN- la puerta

Una fiesta de confraternidad
prepare la sociedad Centre Es-
panol para la noche del dia "a,
en- su Falacio de Ia Septima ave
nida y Gale IS.
Por iniciativa de los j6venes
Gerardo Cilarran y Manuel
Fernandez Pendas, presidente y
vicegresidente re pectivamente
de la secci6n de recreo y ador-
no, la directiva acord6 que las
puertas del Centre Sc abran pa
ia Sus s%9cios, Ell la noche del "a,
a las IL 80, para ALI puedan
divertirSe.
En- la planta baja, donde Sc
situaran la gaita, ell acorde6n V
ores Instruments musicales,
tocara una charanga Organiza-
Ga por los Sres. Lacalle y La
Osa. Cuando la gaita guarde 81
lencio, los que ALI esten podran
baiiar.
En- Ia planta alta tocara los
B,hemics ! no Sc permitira la
invasion do lbs inStrumantoS
musicales del piso bajo.
Solo podran entrar los socios
? los inyitados, pues a la puer-
Ia no Sc admitira dinero.
Mlcho nos place congratular
Il Centre por esta iniciativa V
2or el acuerdo de 10 admitir di-
nero a la puerta, 10 que prueba
la finalidad de la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

no habia logrado ponerse en-
cCntacto con ell sheriff.
La defensa, segun tenemOs
e~ntendidO, Sc propone pedir a
la corte nombre un ~"ellisor", 0
algracil especial, que Sc haga
cargo de los presses y los pre-
sente hoy, sin mas demora, en-
la corte del circuitO.
Ell prop6sito de los abogado3
Whitaker y Blake es lograr un
juicio rapido para los acusados
a 10 que Sc opone ell fiscal del
estado, j. Rex Farrior.
Asegdrase que todos los ira
bajos de la defensa Sc malogra-
ran 81 ell lunes ell gran jurado
del condado acuerda ell proce-
samiento del sargento Brown Y
los policias Crosby, Bridges
Swiszer y los policias especial
les c. w. Carlisle y Robert Cha
ppeIl.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
CAIRO DE RADIO, VIOLA
DORES, CHAMBELONA Y
Ell HIMNO

Habana, Die. 21.--Lc5 tres
psrtidos que apoyan la candi-
datura de Miguel Mariana Go
mez para la presidential de la
Republica, efectuaran una flies
ia politica, en- ell parque Cen
trail, y anuncian ell programa
del dia con estas "patrioticas"
atracc;ones: Un CAIRO con al
tavoz recorrera la ciudod to
cando ell himno nacional y La
Chambelona; Sc dispararan vo
ladores desde csc CARO- y des-
de los locales de todos los CO.
mites de barrio; un aeroplano
arrojara desde ell aire $4,000
hojas de propaganda del mi
tin; asistiran mas de 20 cham
belonas, Sc pondran 1882 "gua
guas" a disposition de las mu-
jeres y Jose Manuel Castillo,
ell lider de la bolita, mandara
una caballeria integrEda por
200.
NiDguno de los partidos po-
liticos que Sc disputan la pre-
sidencia ha presentado al pue-
bio una "plataflcma" O pro
Rrama electoral.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
Sc EFECTUAl9A HOY Ell
SORTEO DE LA LOTERIA

Madrid, Die. 21.-Se efectua-
ra hoy, empezando a las 8 de
la manana, ell famoso sorteo
annual de la Loteria, correspon-
diente a Navidad. Componese
ell sorteo de $4,000 billetes, a
1000 peseta. cada uno, con Vi
g6simos de 100 resetas. Ell pri-
mer premio es de 100000 Y
ell menor de 10000 pesetas.
Pr la radio Sc trasmitira el
sorteo, 10 q. ia qvitado impor-
tancia a la cola de otro2 amos.
A pesar de este muchos menes-
terosos forman va en- la cola,
con ell fin de vender sus asien-
tos a los que puedan pagan por
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
DETENIDA LA ESPOSA DEL
IEGENIERO GUSTAVO
MORENO

Habana, Die. 21.- Cuando
trataba aver de embarcar pa
ra Cayo Hueso, en- la Florida,
la policia detuvo a la Sra. Gus
tavo Moreno, esposa del inge-
Micro que fue de obras publ
cas- en- ell gobierno del DIR. Ra-
mon Grau SanMartin. Mas tar
de Sc dispuso SUI libertad.
Aver Sc orden6 la libertad
de la Srta. Maria del Carmen
Ara, hermana del excapitan
de poiicia Sr. Ara, a la que Sc
habia detenido Unjust mente,
como a la esposa del Sir. More
no.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
Sc BUSCA AL ASESINO DE
UN LIDER

Habana, Die. 21.-La poll
cia sigue investigandO ell suce-
50 en- que perdi6 la vida, en- ell
pueblo de Rancho Veloz, el Ii
der nacionaIista Miguel Ma
drazo. Tn disparo de arma dt
fuego lie ocasion0 la muerte a
Madrazo, a la puerta del edl-
ficio donde Sc celebraba I'm bal
lie a beneficio de los pobres.
F.guran entire los detenidos ell
alcalde del pueblo, el candi-
dato Sr. Casanova y CUTLER
mo Garcia.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
LOLO DE LA TORPIENTE
C~ONDENADO A UN AEO

Habana, Die. 21.-El tribu-
nal de urgencia No. | impuso
aver un aho de carcel, por in
%jurias a la dictadura Y Ell ci6r-
cito, a la j6ven intellectual y
reyolucionaria Lol6 de la To-
RI ente. Empez6 en- ell ndmero
2 la vista de la causa contra la
madre y la viuda del joven re-
volucionario Feito, aseSinado
por ell "batistado'', en- cuyo do
micilio Sc encontr6 una esta-
cidn de radio clandestina,
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
ST. PACARA A
LOS EMPLEADOS

Habana, Die. 21.-Han sido
situadOs mas de Sd, 000.000
para pagan ell mes de diciem-
hre a los empIeados p1blicos,
ejercito, marina y policia. Los
pages Sc haran entire hoy sa-
y el lunes, de modo que
los servidOres del estado pue-
dan hacer sus compras de Ma
vidad.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
VISTA AL TRIBUNAL


Habana, Die. 2l.-El presi-
dente Barnet hizo aver una Vi
sta, a las 5 de la tarde, al tri-
bunal supreme de la RepubIi-
ca. lie recibi6 y cumplimcnt6
ell presidente del mas alto tri-
bunal, don Juan Federico Edel
man.
DespuGs Sc dir.gi6 el presi-
dente a los talleres de Rambla
y Bouza ,donde presenci6 la i'm
preston de las boletas para las
elecciones de enero 10.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
ATACARON Ell CASINO RA-
DICAL

Madrid, Die. 2~l.-Elementos
radicales invadieron aver ell
Circulo de So partido y rompie-
ron los libros destrozand0 ell ac-
Ia en- que consta la destituci6n
del Sr. Moreno Calvo como je-
fe del partido en- Sevilla. Dice
Sc que familiares del Sr. More
no Calvo intervinieron en- ell
hecho delictuoso.
La policia realiza una inves-
tigaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
PIDE Ell INDULTO DE UN
C~ONDENADO A MUERTE

Madrid, Die. 21.-El alcalde
de Sevilla visit6 aver al primer
ministro, Sr. Portela Vallada-
res, y lie pidi6 el indulto de un
comunista que ALI asesin6 a un
fascista, siendo condenado a
muerte. Portela lie ofreci6 estu-
diar la petici0n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
PROHIBIDAS LAS PELICU-
LAS DE GANGSTERISMO

Habana, Die. 21.-El gobier
no Sc propone prohibir la exhI
bici6n en- Cuba de pellculas de
"Pangsterismo".
Asi Sc ha communicate a las
companies que importan las
"cintas" norteamericanas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
UN NINO DE DOS AMOS
GRAVEMENTE HERIDO

Habana, Die. 2l.-En Ell
pueblo de San Diego de los
Banos el nino Marcelino Mi
randa, de 2 amos, corri6 a abra-
zaree a su madre, que pelaba
unas viandas " Sc hiri6 grave
mente con ell cuchillo que esta
tenia en- la mano. La madre no
lie VIC venir y no pudo evitar
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
EXTRANJEROS QUE
SERAN EXPULSADOS

Habana, Die. 21.-Entre los
cXtranjeros que van a ser ex-
pulsados de la Rep1blica, an
ties del nuevo ano, figuran Vic
toriano Lopez Lopez, Angel
Manzano, Eduardo Garcia
Gonzalez y Jose Gonzalez.
Los expedientes contra ellos
fueron tramitados en- la score
de gobernaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

Mr.. R. E. Clements, ell secre-
tario de los "townsendistas",
dice que les clubs per ellos Or
ganizados Sc reunen semanal-
mente, en- todas las ciudades, y
que ell ndmero de sus partida-
rios crece en- proportion asom-
brosa.
ST tomamos a Tampa lpor "ba
r0metro" del ''townsendiSmo",
debemos admitir que ell Sr. Gle
ments esta en- 10 justo.
Los candidates al congreso
por :esta jurisdiction deberan
apcyar ell plan o tendran muy
pocas cpcrtunidades de triun-
far.
Els bora de que Mr.. Peterson,
siempre amable Y simpatico,
estudie ell plan y defina la Inca
de conducta que seguira.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
INAUGURADA UNA EXPO
SICION

Madrid, Die. 21.-Tuvo lu-
gar hoy la inauguration de Ia
Exposition del libro infantil.
Asi.ti6 al acto ell p~residente de
la Republica, Sr. Alcala Zamo-
ra, que pronunci6 unas pala-
bras.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
REUNION DE JEFES POLL
TICOS

Madrid, Die. 21.-LOs jefes
de los grupos politicos que com
ponen ell gobierno conferencia-
ron aver, asistiendo los Sres,
Francisco Camb6, de la Lliga i;
Chapaprieta, Portela Valiada~
res, Melquiades Alvarez y Mar
tfnez de Velasco. + tudiaron los
problemas politicos en- relaci6n
con las venideras elecciones.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

Nosotros, dice ell DR.. Town
send, elegiremos ell 1919 de los
500 de los congreistas en-
Ohio. Antes de las primarias,
mostraremos votaciones decisi-
vas en- Indiana, Wisconsin, To-
wa, e Illinois. Presentaremos
peticiones en- todos los estados,
pero solo como MEDIA de pro-
teccion, no con ell prop6sito de
formar un tercer partido. Pom
dremos candidates en- aquellos
lugares donde los dos partidos
no den al plan la debida consi-
deraci6n".
Townsend cree, Y tiene raz6n
en- creerlc, que los j6venes apo
yaran a los viejos, a sus fami-
liares que han llegado a los 60
o mas amos y carecen de medios
para una vida c6moda Y repo-
sada.
Hasta ell ~presente los viejos
,habian sido tratados como "car
ne de cementerio" V Townsend
les ha dado TN objective, y por
el lucharan.
Son 5000 al me-, que bien
merece TODD hombre que haya
trabajado durante su juven-
tud y haya llegado a la vejez
sin dinero y luego de cumplir
nor radamente con sus deberes
de cicdadano leal y groductor.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

ell accidente. Anoche la criatu-
ra fue sometida a una deli
cada operaei6n,
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

Los partidarios de los clubs
de Townsend han contribute,
en- 16 mese:, con la cantidad de
$636,795 y han gastado en- pro-
paganda $585,446.
Por dedicar TODD su tempo a
Ia conquista de adeptos para Ell
plan, ell DR.. Townsend cobr6 en-
(P0sG q Ia 4G.)
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
CHUNGAS.
No CHUNGAS

Tn graz peligro para los dos
viejos polsicos americsnos ha
surgido, opfnan los ob:ervado-
res, Ell la persona del DR.. Town
send Y su pan de ,pensiones a
los a~ncianos.
Mientras los dos partidos paA
recen no dar a los v%iejos, PAY
dres de los jovenes, la impor-
tancia que tienen en- la vida ma
cional, ell DR.. Townsend orga-
MIA clubs en- toda la Republica
Y dara la batalla electoral en-
1886.
En- Battle Greek, estado de
Michigan, Tn republican,, Yer
ner W. Main, ofreci6 apoyar ell
plan de pensiones y venci6 a loA
dos candidates contrarios, ely
dem6crata Cavanagh y ell cam
toesino laborista Kiefer, que no
haoian concedido atencion a los
'downsendistas".
Ell candidate que ofrecia vo-
tar por los 5000 al mes para
cada anciano, alcanzo 1856
sufragios; Cavanagh, ell demo
crata, 1882, Y ell otro menos
de 1000.
iAcontecera asi en- TODD el
spais, a la bora de opinar ell
pueblo en- les comicios?
Ell DR.. Townsend afirma que
asi sera y millones de personals
comparten su criterio.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

ellog algunas pesetas. Algunas
veces los turistas pagan diez 0
mas duros por un asiento.
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
"a DULCE GARCIA DE SANTA CLAUS

Av4nza ell vieTto de las babas de armino y sobre UNI de sus hombros,
sao, uae su preciosa cargo. Es para los nmdE para hacerks rer y gozar, y t
mayres.
y recbn.
En- estas Pascuas conmemora& la Gacets" SUI IA anvYs de vida
personal de sur reduction lamerta n0poder sostener IN sco com ell de SAINT
casa en- casa de edabec mento 80 establecim ento, expresando SUI erattud
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

anunciantes y amigos algo tangible, con algo mas que paIabras
y mobiles intenciones.
Como a este periodico Santa Claus pocas wees 10 vista, desde 10
mas Frofundo de nueatro corazon hacemos fervientes votos pr la
dcha de todos los elementos que componen la coonia latina y par
tcularmente por la de aquellos que saben msntcner ell amor y ell res
peto pOr ell idioma de sus antepasados.
Santa Claus pasara o IL acc de primores y re!resara en- 1896.