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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
u. S, ARMY men
Z. jim CROW ALL
C0L0RED IN CAMP

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 16.-White
and Colored members of the Omaha
Unemployment Council have sent
vigorous resolution protest to Pres.
Roosevelt and the War Department a.
gainst discriminatory practices on the
Rulo protest, which is under the con-
con+rol Of the U. s. Army against
Colored people.
The Council makes the following
demands: Equal pay for all workers,
including Colored and white workers,
right Of Colored and white workers
to organize together into organiza-
lions of their own choice without in
reference from army officers: ac-
commodations for Colored at camp,
without "jim-crowism" 49,.
At present Colored workers are be-
ing. paid less than other workers on
this government project. Captain Lo-
per- and Lieut.. Thompson have also
barred Colored from living in the
camp, on the protext that accommo-
dations are limited.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
B. 7. WASHINGTON
RECEIVES DECREE

TUSKEGEE, Ala, Aug. 16.-Er-
nest Davidson Washington, younger
son of Booker T. Washington, found
Of Tuskegee Institute, was among the
IA men and women who received the
Bachelor of Science degree from
Tuskegee Institute az the annual gra-
ouation exercises of the summer
school session which took place in
Logan Hall here Friday night. Young
Washington earned his degree in the
field of Business Administration.
Charles P. Adams, principal of the
Louisiana Colored Normal School,
state institution, located at Grambl-
ing, who was graduated as an honor
student from Tuskegee Institute in
1901, was also awarded a Bachelor of
Science degree in high school edu-
cation. Charles Adams, regarded as
one of Tuskegee's most successful
graduates, has had two daughters
and three sons to graduate with de-
grees from Tuskegee Institute since
1925.
He has one son who will enter the
sophomore class at Tuskegee Institute
in September. All are grandchildren
end are direct descendants of Lewis
Adams who joined IN the invitation
with w. w. Campbell, president of the
Macon County Bank, to General ST.
Chapman Armstrong, principal Of
Hampton Institute, in request tol
send DR.. Booker T. Washington to
to head the then newly es-
tablished school for Colored. Charles
Adams is a pioneer in the field of in
dustrial education in Louisiana.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
''Doc'' Higgins
Popularity Is
Growing Daily

"Doc" Higgins, owner of DOC"
HUGGINS CAFE, the DE PARIS
GRILL, 1914 Champlain avenue, is be-
coming more popular every day. One
Of the reasons for his growing popu-
larity is that he is the owner Of cafe
that handles Prayer BEER exclu-
sively. When tUOI was asked why
he gave Prayer BEER the pre-
ference, he did not hesitate to say that
first of all it was product Of the
Atlas Brewing Co., 2107 Blue Island
avenue, brewery that gave employ
ment to people Of color. The congenial
Doc Higgins is a staunch believer
ir reciprocity and knows that the
more business large concerns like the
ATLAS BREWING co. get from the
Colored people, the greater oppor-
tunities people of color will have in
getting employment from those con-
Germs.
DOC" Higgins is also candidate
for the mayor of Bonneville and his
widespread popularity among south
siders will doubtless result in his OBJ
tanning considerable votes. if not in
his being the winner.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
is CIVILIZATION FALSE? ASKS
ETHIOPIAN DIPLOMAT

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 After a
somewhat useless conference last
week with Premier Laval of France,
Bejirond Tecle Hawariate, Ethiopian
minister to Paris, is reported to have
stated in an interview for the French
newspaper, Excelsior:
eve are a race of believers. Our
anc .ent civilization, the fruit of pri-
mitive Christianity, was beautiful
and little naive Since Menelik II it
does not suffice us any more.
At time when SO many Europeans
despair of their own civilization we
have a race which aspires toward
light. ~Are we going to e shown that
this civilization is false:
Ethiopia awaits with confidence
the super-a arbitration of Nicolas Po-
Tits in the Ualual affair. She places
confidence in the League Of Nations.
But, if necessary, with or without
arms, she will fight"
1t is also reported that between
forty and fifty Frenchmen are volun-
teering daily to serve in the Ethiopian
army. Il
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
6" ANNUAL CH|CAG0L AND FESTIVAL AUG. II
]. wesley JONES
TO DIRECT CHORUS
SATURDAY NIGHT

Phil Maxwell, Chicago Tribune
Musical Festival manager, was the
speaker of the afternoon at the re-
hearsal at the Metropolitan Commu-
nifty Church or Sunday afternoon
where Prof. j. Wesley Jones and
William Myricks had charge of the
chorus Of 600 voices who are to sing
on Saturday evening at Soldiers
Field. This will be the sixth annual
musical festival and every year Prof.
Jones has led the chorus Of the south
side.
Delivers Inspiring Talk
Mr.. Maxwell delivered ar inspiring
talk to the singers. He spoke OF their
natural voices for good singing, that
members of the colored race made
very fine showing at every Tribune
musical event. On two occasions your
artists appeared on the program as
special artists. John Burdette and
Nine. Claire Malone.
Music Public To Attend
The members Of the Chicago Mu-
steal Club of which Mrs. Maude Rob-
erts George is President and the Ma
thaniel Dett Club Of which Mrs.
Neota Dyette is president have made
arrangements to attend in large num-
bers. Every indication points that the
festival will be attended by 10000
music lovers.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17

Popular Doc Rugglns, tavern own
er, His friends are giving the other
three Mayor of Bonneville candi-
dates lot of worry. He'll be elected
they aver.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
The WILLIS SUES
FOR DIVORCE

DR.. and Mrs. Floyd NJ. Willis, 472O
South Parkway, have come to the
parting Of the ways. Suit for divorce
was filed by Mrs. Willis in the Su-
perior Court of Cook County last
week. The charge was extreme cruel
ty and named instances in which
her husband, DR.. Willis had struck
and abused her. The bill prepared by
Atty. Albert E. Buccien, alleges that
DR.. Willis has an income of $400 a
month from his practice and from
private hospital work he maintains
on South Parkway. The charge is
thing toward her maintenance Mrs.
Willis seeks temporary and perma-
nent alimony and costs Of court.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
THOUSANDS FOR
The DEFENSE OF
ETHIOPIAN Gov.

New York, Aug. 16-Voicing their
Indignation at Mussolini's robber
var on Ethiopia, several thousand
workers., Negro and white, demon
;trated in cities and towns turnout
he nation on August 1st to 3rd.
In Toledo, Ohio, more than 500 Ne
ero and white persons, from the So
:ialist and Communist parties, from
Negro and white organizations, and
he American Federation Of Labor,
PARTICIPATED. Prominent among those
who addressed the meeting was Will
liam Gates, attorney.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
CONC, MITCHELL
PLEASES HOME
FOLKS IN SOUTH

ATHENS, Ala, Aug. Is. Con-
gresham Arthur w. Mitchell, Of Illi-
nois, won the acclaim Of the 1900 Ne
gro and white citizens that gathered
here to hear him, when he praised
the administration Of Pres. Franklin
D. Roosevelt and "New Deal" last
week.
The Illinois Congressman had pre-
pared an address on race relations,
but laid it aside and began telling the
audience Of the work Pres. Roosevelt
was doing to bring abou. recovery.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
NORRIS LEWIS, JR., AND WIFE
IN CITY

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lewis, Jr.,
of Chicago and Washington, D. c.,
are the guests Of the Lewis parents,
4447 Indiana avenue. Mr.. Lewis is
employed in the Library of Congress
and Mrs. Lewis is a teacher in the
public schools of Baltimore, Md. Mrs.
W. M. Micheaux, a sister of Mrs.
Lewis and the wife of Mr. Micheaux,
secretary of the Union Insurance and
Realty company is also guest.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
TMGAD STORE
AWARDS PRIZE

The Timgad, GA East 47th Street,
Southside's smartest and newest shop
for men and women's apparel is hav-
ing big August sale in hosiery,
silk chemise, white gloves, white
pocketbooks, blouse and sweaters,
shirts, French silk shorts, belts and
suspenders. With every sale they
give a lucky coupon and the lucky
number entities the holder to a prize
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17

The July prize went to William
William Whitney Of $3.50 Michigan
avenue. By popular request and de-
mand, Timgad will give away a high
ly desirable white lamp for their
August gift.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
SHOOTS SELF IN CHEST

Willie Hogan, 81 of 4710 Prairie
avenue, shot himself in a restaurant,
the bullet entering the right chest. He
was respondent over love affair. He
was taken to Provident hospital.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-08-17
ARTHUR WONDERS CUT
BY UNKNOWN PERSON

Arthur Wonders, 38, 4611 Federal
street, was cut by a man known as
Richard, during brawl. Wonders told
friends he was trying to seperate
Richard from another man when he
was stabbed. He was sert to Coun-
ty hospital, Officers Crockett and Nc
Donald are investigating from the
Wabash Avenue Station.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
JUNIOR BOARD PLANS
YOUTH FETE MAY 2
Representatives Of All Boys Or.
ganizations in Chest Will
Be Guests.

While no city-wide observance of
National Youth week, April 81 to
May 4, inclusive. is being made in
Washington this year. the Junior
Board of Commerce will hold youth
meeting Thursday. May 2, at the
Lee House, with representatives of all
boys organizations in the Community
Chest as guests. These will include
officials of the Y. M. C. A.. Boy Scouts,
Jewish Community Center, Boys Club
of Washington, Georgetown Branch.
Northeast Boys Club and the Merrick
Boys Club of the Christ Child So
ciety.
Charles NJ. Fyfe, managing director
of the Boys Club of Washington and
a member of the Junior Board of
Commerce, is chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge of arrangements
There will be talks on boys work,
and the two trophies donated by the
Junior board for the junior wrestling
and boxing championships in the Dis
trict will be awarded.
The Optimist Club will observe Ma
tional Youth week in advance, with a
father luncheon at the Ham,
ilton Hotel Wednesday. Boiling Bell,
the junior optimist from the Wash
ington Boys Club who won second
place at the oratorical contest in
Richmond recently. will speak.
The Boys Club of Washington will
hold a friends night on
Friday, May 3, at the club house, 23O
c street. Through the courtesy of
Miss Grace Stanley Stevens and Mrs.
Ethel Hayden program of music and
dancing will be provided. in addition
to stunts by members of the club.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

similar organizations at its new To-
cation on Massachusetts avenue
northeast.
During 1884, s7s children attended
the settlement, taking part in recre-
ational, educational and cultural ac-
tivities. At the convalescent home at
Rockville 1872 children received care
while at the dental clinic at the settle
ment, GIT individual children received
attention, making 2,946 visits to the
clinic.
Weekend outings were provided for
IS girls, and so colored children were
accommodated at the fresh air camp
at Bel Alton.
Layettes were distributed to 189
mothers and the members of the So
ciety made 1,745 garments during the
year. Christmas gifts were sent to
1927 forgotten children" Some form
of service was given to 3,749 individ-
ual children during the year.
Society Has 10 Volunteers.
The Christ Child Society has ITO
volunteers who serve as teachers.
dressmakers, club leaders, entertain
ers, scout leaders, home visitors and
in other activities which aid in caring
for the large number of people helped
at the settlement. Membership in the
Christ Child Society Is simple mat
ter. The dues are 81 year and a
promise to send a gift to forgotten
child at Christmas time. Children
who would otherwise have no Christ
mas are encouraged to write to the
Christ Child and their letters are
turned over to the society, who take
care Of their needs.
The Executive Committee for 1885,
1886 consists Of Miss Merrick, presi-
dent; Mrs. Arthur Mullen, Mrs. Joseph
Tumulty and Mrs. Frederick AltemuS,
Evening star., 1935-04-21
PRAYER TO URGE
IDEAL Of PEACE
Churches of World Asked
to Join in ''Concert"
Against War.

A universal appeal to churches OF
all denominations to join in world
concert of prayer for peace" has been
sent out by the Federal Council OF
the Churches of Christ in America,
The concert of prayer" launched
during Holy week, is only one OF the
many measures being taken by the
Federal Council in the interest OF
peace, Samuel McCrea Cavert, gen.
eral secretary, points out.
BY educational programs in
churches and Sunday schools, by
messages to the general public
through the press, by representations
to Government officials and legislators
concerning the will-to-peace among
thoughtful Christian people, CaVert
saws. the council is exerting con-
slant influence to keep our Nation
from drifting into policies that would
tend toward war;
A pamphlet entitled "World-Wide
Call to Prayer for Peace written
by DR.. Walter Van Kirk, is being
distributed universally.
"At this ominous hour when the
specter of war again haunts the
world" the pamphlet says, I'VE in
vite all followers of Christ to unite
in earnest prayer for peace. Only
a new and united will to peace, born
of a deep faith in God and fellowship
with Him, can save the world from
threatened tragedy, Only the spirit
ual power derived from united
dedication to seeking and following
Gods will for mankind is adequate
to stay the rising currents of selfish
nationalism and bring peace to dis
ordered world"
Evening star., 1935-04-21
TENTED WONDERS"
TO SHOW IN D. C.
Jones Exposition, With Rides
and Features, to Play Here
for Ten Days.

Admitting to being bigger and bet
ter" the Johnny J. Jones Exposition
Of tented wonders" will arrive next
Wednesday at the show grounds at
Fifteenth and H streets northeast for
a Today visit. E. Lawrence Phillips
will be in charge of the show while
it is here.
Twenty-Five features and II Of the
latest innovations In rides are an
nounced as the principal attractions
in "the largest ensemble OF Tented
wonders ever sponsored by any one
management" This is the twenty
eighth annual tour Of the Jones Ex-
position.
Among the attractions are the
Senior Bros three-ring circus. the
Temple Of Mystery, Thad Rising's
Brownskin Vanities, a monkey circus
and freaks from the Worlds Fair.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
SOCIETY TO HONOR
NOTED ARCHBISHOP
Most Reverend N. J. CurIey
Will Be Feted Here
April 30.

The Most Rev. Michael J. Curley,
Archbishop Of Baltimore, will be the
guest of honor at the annual meeting
of the Christ Child Society, which
will be held Tuesday evening, April
80, at 8 O'Clock at the Raleigh Hotel.
An exhibit of relief and settlement
work done by the society will be open
at 7 pm.
The Christ Child Society, which is
a member Of the Community Chest,
maintains one Of the most modern
settlement houses in the country at
608 Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
1t also maintains convalescent home
and fresh air farm at Rockville. Md,
and fresh air camp for colored chill
dren at Bel Alton, Md.
Started originally by Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Merrick as an organization to
distribute layettes to the children of
INDECENT parents, the society has
grown until it takes in all the active
phases of settlement work, including
boys club, mothers club and other
Evening star., 1935-04-21

School in 1881, Potter is the son of
Charles H. Potter, patent lawyer of
this city.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

vice presidents: Mrs. Charles p. Neill,
corresponding secretary; Miss Borre-
dell Cover, recording secretary; Mrs.
Robert Cahill, assistant secretary;
Mrs. Charles Semmes, treasurer; Mrs.
Lewis Watkins. assistant treasurer,
and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan, Mrs.
D. j. Callahan, Mrs. D. G, Stapleton,
Mrs. James Emery, Mrs. George
Worthington and Mrs. Virginia
O'Hare. Miss Anna J. Ready is ex-
ecutive secretary and resident head
worker.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

The rocket ride and the loop-the-
loop from the Worlds Fair are among
the II rides.
Each evening at 1890 o'clock Miss
Vera Spriggs will give free display
of aerial stunts on a l10-foot steel
rigging In the midway.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

and legimental
commander of
the Lelligh Uni
versity II. o. T. c.
unit al Bethle-
hem, Pa.
This marks the
first tirne in the
history of the
school that a
junior has been
honoretl with q
colonelcy.
A graduate OF
c entral Hig h
Evening star., 1935-04-21
v. NJ. |. ALUMNI PLAN
SMOKER TO CELEBRATE
Charge of Cadets at Battle of
Newmarket to Be Recalled
Here May Is.

The Virginia Military Institute
Alumni Association of Washington will
celebrate the battle of Newmarket by
a smoker at pm. Wednesday, May
IS, at the Army and Navy Club.
Representative Maury Maverick of
Texas will be the guest of honor and
principal speaker. Maverick. graduate
of v. NJ. L, was former head Of the
San Antonio Bar Association and was
the recipient Of many World War dec
orations.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements consists of j. Carroll
Ncell, president; DR.. Llewelyn Powell,
vice president; Humphrey Daniel, sec
retary-t treasurer: Stuart B. Marshall
and G. Adams Howard.
The chapter will hold luncheon
Monday noon. May 6. at the Army
and Navy Club to make final plans.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Citizens to Give Party.

A card party and dance sponsored,
by the North Capitol Citizens Asso-"
citation will be held at the Langley
Junior High School, Summit place and
T streets northeast, Thursday at 9 pm.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
LEHIGH'R. 0. TIC. HEADED
BY CHARLES B. POTTER
Capital Youth Named Colonel and
Regimeatal Commander at
Bethlehem, Pa.

Charles B. Potter, 1725 Taylor
street. recently was appointed colonel
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
HERIDOS
EN- UNA RINA

A las seis horas de haber
muerto su madre, dos hernia :
nos, Claude Futch, de 80, y Err
resto, de 27, ri4ron y este hi
20 IN disparo de escopeta soSre
ell otro, hiriendolo gravemente
en- ell cuello.
Ocurri6 la tragedia en- ell Do
micilio de la familia, avenida de
Buffalo esquina a la Gale so, Ger
ca del cementerio Myrtle Hill.
Los diputados del sheriff Jol
ly y Grantham que arrestaron a
Ernesto, dicen que los dos hon.
bres habian estado ingiriendo
bebidas alcoholics. Claude iba
a c0menzar a cumplir una con-
ell lunes, por Ihaberlo SEN
tenciado ell juez Petteway en- TN
case de guar su automoVil es-
tando borracho.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
QUE LA AMNISTIA
Sc DECRETARA Ell Ola "a

Habana, Feb. 20.-Al Conse-
jo de Estado sigIen llegando pc
ticiones relacionadas con una
ley de amnistia que ell gobierno
desea decretar ell dia "a de Fe-
brero. Vienen actuando en- ell
proyecto de amnistia los conse-
jeros Nicasio Silverio y Suarez.
Ell consejo de estado pasara
ell proyecto, cuando 10 apruebe,
al consejo de secretaries.
Varios de los conSejeros in
sisten en- que debe ser definida
la palabra terorismo.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
VENDRA UNA COMPANIA
DE EN- Ell
CRUCERO CUBA

Habana, Feb. 20.-A las doce
de la noche del j~ueves saldra de
aqui la delegation que Cuba en-
via a las fiestas de las Bodas de
Orc de la industrial tabacalera,
que Sc celebraran en- Tampa,
Ira al frente de la delegation, en-
ell crucero Cuba" y ell yacht
Juan Bruno Zayas, ell conan :
dante Franco Granero, ayudan-
tie del presidente Mendieta.
Llevara ell Cuba una compa
MIA de infanteria, de desembay-
co, para tomar parte en- las fies
tas anunciadas.
Ira ademas la banda de la ma
rina.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
RIFLES Y BALAS EN- UN AL
MACEN DE TABACO

Habana, Feb. 20.-La policia
practice aver I'm registro en- ell
almacen de tabaco Situado en-
Industrial y Dragones, propie :
dad de Benito Fernandez, ocu :
Ipando 2 rifles, 3 cuchillos y ba-
las.
Fernandez manifesto que esas
armas lie Ihabian sido dadas a
guardian, hace un ano, por la es
posa del excoronel Fernandez
|Quevedo.
Ell jefe de la policia tecnica
|fue informado del registro he
cho, por ell segundo jefe, Sr.
Quesada.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
Los Legiona1iOS de MGrh

LOS L6ylOIDUI tOS u6 NUT
Ell enthusiastic grupo que COM
pone ell Comite de Publicidad de
esta agrupaci6n, acord6 en- la
junta de anoche ell celebrar una
velada lirica-literaria, ell dia 8
de mario, en- los salones de la
Orden Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, en- West Tampa.
Sc presentara un programa
repleto de numeros interesan :
ties y amenos.
Pronunciaran discusses como
cidas personalidades del "fren-
te autentico."
va anunciaremos ell progra-
ma.
Dentro de POGO los Legiona.
rios de MART tendran su loca
propio, en- un sitio centrico Ok
Ybor.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
ACUERDQN 6lsADOs POR
Ell AM TAMlENTo EN-
LA EhE DE ANoCHE

En- la Hi9n-eelebrada ano-
che por esIayuntamiento Sc to-
maron los siguientes acuerdos;
Pedir a la delegation de Flo
rida en- ell congreso trate de OBJ
tener mayores fondos para 5000
rrer a los obreros sin trabajo;
rendir tribute de admiration a
la gfemoria del Oral. Casimir
Pulaski; conceder permiso al
Club de Damas Coloniales para
erigir un pequeno monumento
honrando la memoria de los pr
meros exploradores espanoles;
.autorizar, al comite executive del
Golden Jubilee para que obten-
ga facilidades de estacionamien
to de AUTOMOBILES en- la noche
del venidero sabado; autorizan-
do para que Sc pague a la Sra.
Mytle Levy la suma de $50, por
lesiones recibidas al caerse so
bre una acera; autorizando al
inspector de edificios para que
clausure las casas 1910 de la ca
lie Pierce, 4109 de la calle Mon
roe, esquina suroeste de la Gale
26 y Corinne, y 1902 avenida
Nebraska; mandar una carta de
gracias a la compania Lithopra
phing Consolidated, de Brook
Ign, ipor haber resuelto abrir en-
Tampa una litografia.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
sENALQ Ell GOBIERNo DE
MENDIETA LA FECHA DE
LAS ELECCIONES

Habana, Feb, 2O,-El lahine
te del presidente Mendieta tom6
aver ell acuerdo de que las veni-
deras elecciones en- Cuba abar-
cando la election de gobernado-
res, alcaldes, concejales y dele
gados a la asamblea nacional
constituyente, Sc verifique en- :
tire los dias 80 de julio y rs de
agosto de este ano.
La mayor parte de los parti-
dos politicos sc oponen a las e
lecciones, mientras ell gobierno
no ofrezca suficientes garantfas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
IAITADA A UN BAL
LIE

Habana Feb. 2O.-El Consul
de Cuba En- San Juan, Puerto
Rico, comunica a la se~cretaria de
estado queel gobernador de esa
isla lie ha invitado, en- su carac-
ter official, para que asista al
bale de las naciones, que alli Sc
~efectuara ell dfa % de este mes,
Desea ell Consul que Sc lie man
de una bandera para colocarla
en- ell sitio que a Cuba Sc ha de-
signado, ell centric del salon.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
PROTESTA POR LA EXPUL
SION DE UN P~ERIODISTA

Madrid, Feb. 20.-El embaja
dor de Espana en- Berlin ha CO.
municado al gobierno haber pre-
sentado una protesta contra la
expulsion del territorio aleman
del periodista espanol Antonio
BermundeZ Canete, redactor
del diario cat6lico Gel Debate"
Sanete, segun las autorida :
des alemanas, ha escrito articu
los calumniosos contra ell gobier
no de Hitler.
Para marcharse de Alemania
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
10
Sc OCHO HIJOS

Habana, Feb. 20.-A la poll
cia denunci6 aver un ciudadano
Ignacio, que su esposa,
J, Bruzon, madre de ocho
hijos, Sc habia mardnado de SD
hogar llevandose las criaturas.
La Bruz6n Sc halla tambien en-
meses mayores de embarazo.
Los padres de la mujer dicen
que no saben donde Sc encuen-
ira.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
LOS CAMPESINOS COMBA-
THERON CON LOS GEN :
BARNES

Brod, Yugceslavia, Feb. 90
Cerca de aqui, en- Sibinj, com :
batieron aver campesinos y gen
darmes, muriendo siete perso :
mas. Los campesinos pedfan la
libertad de 6 de sus companeros
que habian sfdo injustamente
encarcelados.
Todas las victimas son nom =
bres del pueblo.
Ell jefe de la gendarmerfa di-
ce que algunos de sus hombres
sufrieron heridas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-20
TORRIENTE A
PAGAR

Habana, Feb. 2O.-El secre :
tario de estado, DR.. Cosme de la
Torriente, demand6 a una COM
pania, en- cobro de pesos, y aver
Sc public0 la sentencia recaida
en- Ell litigio.
La sentencia es favorable a la
Iparte demandada que, a juicio
del juez, es la que tiene la ra-
z6n.
Torriente debera pagan las
costas del case.