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La gaceta., 1935-02-13
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divide entonces que tambien
los revolucionarios son espanb-
les y que la difuci6n de una esq
tupida leyenda de general bar
barrie refinada, de ellos, perjus
dicaba considerablemente ell ere
ditto de nuestra civilization en- q
extran .ro. Y va no fueron unas
ihojas periodisticas enloquecidas
por Ia passion, sino que fu6 ell
lsenor Calvo Sotelo, a quien debe
supcnersele una nocion mas so
.egada y exacta de la response
bilidad, quien dijo sin njnguna
protesta por parte del Gobierno,
ell dfa 6 de noviembre desde la
tribuna parlamentaria, la mons
truosidad de que los revolucio-
narios de Oviedo habian come
lido LOS crimeneS mas villanos
que registra la historic de todos
los paises." iY este hombre y
sUs secuaces son los que abomi-
nan conStantemente de la leyen
da negra!
Porque 81 es evidente que hu-
DO en- la revoluci6n aetos vftupe
rabies que repugnan a tOda con
ciencia sensible y que deben cas-
tigarse con la adecuada severi-
dad, tambi6n 10 es que hubo yer
daderos actos her6icos que email
tecen ell espfritu humane, y en-
general es obligado reconocer
que p%reponder6 en- la revolution
un sentido generoso.
Ese fue tambisn ell sentido
que amino a la gran mayoria de
las fuerzas ~represivas, y seria
70 indigno de la function fiscal
que me he impuesto 81 no 10 re-
con0ciera asi, eximiendo de an
Itemano en- las responsabilidades
a las colectividades Ejercito,
Guardia Civil, Y Cuerpo de A
salto, pues ellos no tienen eulpa
alguna de las demasias cometi-
das por individuds de diohas
instituciones armadas, singular
mente deSde que %actuaron a las
6rdeneS del comandante Doval,
quien ha confirmado con su Ill
TINA actuaci6n la fama sinies :
ira que desde hace bastantes a.
nos lie aureolaba, y que por ell
solo hecho de habersele conce-
dido ell cargo exceptional de De-
Ilegado del MiniSterio de la Cue
ira para ell orden pdblico en- las
provincias de Palencia, Leon y
AsturiaS en- un mOmento tan de
.licado, Sc ha convertible en- una
acusaci6n implacable contra v.
E. y su Gobierno, que no podian
desconScer los antecedentes que
incapacitaban al Sr. Doval para
una mission que tenfa mas de d.
plomatica que de policiaca, 81 e.
fectivamente Sc aSpiraba a bus
car la paz.
La gaceta., 1935-02-13
NueVo Club

~ UoUU CtUO
Recientemente ha quedado or
ganizada una nueva agrupacion
oCe lleva por nombre Latin A
merican Civic Club of Tampa"
En- la junta del pasado dia 7
Sc tomaron distintos acuerdos
de interes para la comunidad.
Compone esta organization
un grupo de latinos "a quienes
alienta un decidido interes en-
favor del pueblo"
Tiene su atencion fila en- los
propietarios de casas, para pro-
veerlos, completamente de gra-
It's, de los papeles para la exen-
cion. Este servicio Sc presto en-
La gaceta., 1935-02-13
La fiestas del
Centre ESpdnOl

Luz gttcCuo UC6
Centre ESpdnol
En- la tarde de aver tuve ell
gusto de pasar un agradable ra
to con ell joven Antonio Blanco,
active Secretario de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Centre Espanol,
que estuvo en- nuestra redac :
ci6n.
He yenido, me dice, a salu :
darte e informarte de las pro-
Xmas fiestas que tendremos.
Para el pr6ximo lunes uHa
function social en- ell teatro Ro-
val, &c West Tampa, con la pre-
ciosa pelicula Madame Du Ba-
rry," por la genial artista meji-
cana Dolores del Rio. Ademas
Sc exhibiran una graciosa come
dia Y revistas graficas.
Para ell dia 9 de MARIO, bale
de carnaval social, con las re-
rombradas orquestas Sunset
oval Entertainers, que Sc en-
cargara de las pleas america :
mas, Y LOS Bdhemios" de los
bailables cubanos y espanoles.
Ell dia % del mismo mes ell
cabaret "San Jose" Para esta
fiesta la comision de m1sica es-
ia tratando de contratar una
buena orquesta latina y otra a.
mericana.
En- proyecto tenemos otra
function social.
Blanquin y 20 seguimos char
lando amigablemente, y desta :
camos los exitos de Quintanilla
en- ell teatro.
Una vista muy grata.
La gaceta., 1935-02-13
Enfer'mo

Enferm0
Guarda CANA nuestro compa
nero en- ell periodismo ST.. Alfre
do Montoto, cronista de LA
.Traducci6n" y Secretario del
Consulate Cubano.
Esperamos verlo pronto res
tablecido y atendiendo a sus de
beres. Cesar RiUero.
La gaceta., 1935-02-13
SOLICITADA LA EXTRADI-
CION DE A MA
CHADO

Habana, Feb. 13.-Se mand6
aver un despacho al Sr. Rene
Morales Valcarcel, ministro en-
Paris, ordenandole solieite la
extradici6n de Gerardo Macha-
do, ell expresidente, que reside
en- ell territorio frances. Ell go
bierno americana acusa a Ma
chado de varios delitos, entire
eilos uno de asesinato.
La gaceta., 1935-02-13
Fnnci6n Social

Fumci6R Social
Me informa e correcto joven
Tony Dago, Preside.te de la
ISecci6n de Recreo del Centre
Asturiano, que para ell pr6ximo
tendran una function
Social con las obiras La Leyen-
.da del Monte" y "El Sexo De
bill" Tomaran parte los j6venes
de esta Secci6n y las muchachas
de la Secci6n de Damas.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-11-01
Supreme Vice-Presiden

When a field worker visits your Lodge and writes
members you should allow ample time for the applca-
ton go to the office and go through the general
tine of being made into policy and mailed out Al times
there hundreds of applications before yours
and other times yours may reach the desk when there
nothing before them However, after allowing sufficient
time and it does not drop the deputy card let
ter explaining whose policy left out did not
OF in the office and with deputies
for all human beings subject to mistakes. Errors
often in financial affairs with of major
companies and out of their favor
A wise person is ready and willing to correct
after being properly notified in polite l Of
ten notice the return O. X. sheet of many Financial Sec
retares marked "$-Short." Deep down in my heart
do not feel that it the purpose Of the f. S. to cheat
the out of single penny but simply in
addition The office feels the way about and marks
your blank Short instead of writing sackng let
ter The good S. appreciates this and quickly mails tn,
shortage to the office
Many complain of policies and receipts coming wrong,
which at times, but remember the organization
Equally anxious that they right for they
the only vehicles that bring the cash SO let be
sderate and explain to members how easy
occur and be corrected We hope this little firesde chat
will aid in the future in making bigger and better
Afro American Sons Daughters.
Your friend and fraternal Brother,
I. f. EDWARDS, Supreme Vce-Pres.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-11-01
form of contest Mrs Mary Ware was winner. total
/ of Is members was added

A
OF 10 members added
Oct. Sth l installed the officers Of MI. Olive Lodge
lat Pace. 1t was all that could expect Many
bers added. Bro Townsend is president and Bro
Smith is T. S.
Oct 9TH high night at Morning Star Lodge at
Beuah Big program and big banquet, with SERMON
cite by Rev. J. B. Price Mound Bayou Mrs. McEachens
is recognized leader among her people, grow oa
of rendering service to body OF people who appreciate
what do Such the order of the good people at this
point The Afros have the day at Beulah. Mrs L. A0Mt
Eachens is F. S. total of 10 members was added -
Oct. 10TH ] was called by the Farrell Lodge at Far
re to preside in private meeting and the election of
lofficers. also made general inspection Of the Lodge
The meeting went out lovely.
Oct. 18th. installed the officers Of Lambert Lodge
Lambert. The church well decorated in honor of
the Afros Flowers banners and steamers made up TIE
decoration rich banquet and program were had. Many
members were added Mrs Geneva Gross is president
and Miss Beulah Harre is +. S.
Oct. 18th. l installed officers Of Mt Israel Lodge
at Whitney. 1t was great night for ell. We predict
wonderful Lodge at this point in the future We had
q nice program and banquet and added many mem
bers. Mrs Susie Deal is f. S.
Oct. 18th big night at Della Lodge at Shelby.
II installed officers and conducted membership drive.
i added many members and we closed with a BAN
quet Mrs. Nancy Johnson is F. S.
Oct 22nd installed the officers of Cleveland Lodge
No 2 When this Lodge elected Mr.. Charlie Anderson fer
F. S. they didn't go wrong. He is that has his
nlnd conferred on the development OF the A1foS. many
members from nearby Lodges cooperated in the meeting
Mrs NJ f. Mullins the president is leading her force in
the right direction. Many members added
Oct. 3lst. installed the officers Of Brown Temple
Lodge at Shelby. Mrs. Doris the F. s. had planned
banquet and program that fit for king. Many
members added.
Nov. LIST. l installed the officers of Farrell Lodge
at Farrell After the program spoke and added many
new to the Lodge. then installed the officers
and all marched the banquet hall Mrs Mile Lynch
lis President and Mr.. f. l.. Coleman is F. S.
In most of the above meetings have been acconpan-
led by Rev r. L. Williams, of Mound Bayou. He is
derful minister and has recently joined the writing staff
The above is brief summary OF my visits You call
led because you felt that equal to the task and
have strven to do my best If others desire my services
they write for date. Ny address IS: Mound
Bayou, Miss, Box IS. =,
|. Z. EDWARDS,
Supreme Vice-Presdent
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-11-01
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A MEMBER
OF THE AFPO-AAGEPTCAN SONS q
DAUGHTERS


MRS. MAUD WALTON, Tupelo Mississippi ~
Octobers bright blue weather brings all the delights
of the Autumn with its riot of color and its far
flung loneliness There is something IN the October at
mosphere that sets the Gypsy blood astr and we must
watch lest we answer the lure Of these hay days.
The same weather inspired Columbus to explore the
distant corners Of the earth remember the expe1l
cnce of Columbus who in October explored the high
and found America. The story is thrilling. Ths>s
fastness of purpose which Columbus manifesto
outset provides good lesson for character
Columbus has and gone Presid
saw Tupelo-he came he and the Won
conquered him. The IVA came first to-
around the world little city has bee
held up ideal.
Everything has come to Tupelo;
made Mississippi famous. What is it
famous for in this Magnolia State?
But all OF this fades into insignificant
up by the side of something race, h
Louis made the famous : millions hear
of Tuesday nights fight. But what does Sekt mat
by the side Of something of more Importance than an
thing except religion, and after all founded the i
OF good old Joseph. Il is religious organization 1t sv
none other than the AfroAmerean Sons & Daughters
1t much be member Of this great organl-
2son It is owned and operated by Negroes. Then if
you q loyal member, when you SEX and in dis
tress it will your
1t will educate your children and give them jobs.
The time has when must stop making q posi-
ton that We cannot serve ard building castles that
cannot enter and the only way do that IS to join the
Afro American Sons Daughters Other lodges are good
but the Afro American Sons & Daughters IS better When
sick he the best attention that be given
When OF members gets sick are going to va
zoo City, will be met with modern ambulance and car
ried of the best hospitals in Mississippi and given
medical service by our co!ored doctors and nurses
not only operation but for sickness from natural
causes. When join the Afro-American Sons Daugh-
tiers our expenses already paid in the Afro American
Sons Daughters Hospital aer whe have been member
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-11-01
THANKS
BY i9H Ian
I. E. EDWARDS, Supreme Vice-Presa

~ U0&g
l. E. EDWARDS, Supreme Vce-Pres.5
take this method of thanking the officers and
bers of the many lodges who have called to install
officers and conduct membership drives Never before in
the history Of my CD consecutive years with the
Afros have been swamped with invitations havebeen
this fall. In you delayed your date for my
convenient date Even at this date the invitations still
coming in I'm accepting them and will accept yours 1t
is my purpose to render genuine service mankind that
the Maker would be pleased withservce that will keep
the organization the high standard that was in the
bosom of the founder and custodian Hon. t. j Huddle
Missssppis greatest and Fraternal Wizard
of the age"
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-11-01

321 Zion Fied-Darlove-Mrs FroZena Miles
3l8 Zion Traveler--Isola-Mrs Minnie Tatum
Morris, Rt. /, Box AZ ..................
400 Zion Watch--Minter City-Mr. VIM. II.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-11-01

466 Yazoo City-Mr. Booker Phillips-Yaz
ACT Yazoo City-Mrs. Cora r. Weber Yaz
City ...,....... Observation-Disclosures.
400 Yazoo City-Yazoo City--T. J. Huddl
ston, Jr Observation-Disclosures.
472 Yazoo City-Yazoo City-Mrs. Mamie &c
40 Yazoo City-Mrs. Beulah Aldridge-Y
zoo City ......,............
All Yazoo City-Yazoo City-Mrs. Emma
Miller Observation-Disclosures.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
TWo Women Meet
Death In Phoenix

PHOENIX, Ariz., April %. UP)-
Bodies of two murdered women. lay
in Phoenix morgues today, one the
victim of a mysterious beating and
the other a victim of her estranged
husbands rage.
The body of Mrs. Frances Black
well, 40, believed to have lived for
merly in Denver, Colo, was found
floating in an irrigation canal near
here. Six men, all Filipinos, were
held for investigation. They de-
clared the woman was drinking
with them Saturday night and
that they Kicked her out" when
she became intoxicated. They de-
MED knowledge of her death.
The other murder victim was
Mrs. Mary Ybarra, II, mother of
an 8-month-old child Her hus-
band, Rudolph, who gave himself
up TO sheriff's officers, admitted
he shot her three times early to-
day after a quarrel. They had
quarreled, he told deputies, over
their recent estrangement.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
JEANNE TEMPLE AND EARL POOLE WE'D
AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY SUNDAY

One Of the lovelest weddings OF
the season took place Sunday eve
ming in The First Baptist church
when Miss Jeanne Temple became
the bride Of Earl Poole. Rev. Carl
c. Harwood. pastor Of the church
officiated.
The church itself was beautiful
ly decorated for the occasion with
a profusion Of exquisite flowers.
lilies. larkspur sweet peas, daisies.
oleanderS which made a lovely set
ting for the wedding. Vows were
exchanged beneath q floral arch
way from which were suspended
two wedding bells made OF white
roses and greenery. Nearly 900 res.
idents of the community were pres
ent to witness the impressive cere-
mony.
Prior TO the entrance of the bridal
procession. Miss Allene NIcChriSty
sang, "Oh Promise Me-" Delbert
Finley, sweet Mystery of Life, :
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22

REQUESTED FOR
BRIDGE PARTY

Pleasant surroundings, n any
prizes, delicious refreshments viii
make the bridge party tomorrow
night at the Ten Thousand club
an outstanding affair which viii
be enjoyed by all those who like
bridge. either auction or contract.
Playing viii begin at o'clock.
Tuesday. April q, in the club house
and there viii be progressive auc-
ton and contract, tables also beinz
arranged for those who wish t5
play contract but who prefer .
pivot. Prizes will be given the vfn-
ners in each group.
After the card game delicious
refreshments viii be served. Mrs.
A. 3. Hanson is general chairman.
assisted by the members of the
executive board.
Those who plan to attend, and
a cordial invitation is extended to
all interested, are asked to make
reservations with Mrs. a. B. Han
son, telephone 23-W, or Mrs. NJ. j.
Dowd, telephone 565
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
MCKINLEY SCHOOL

Caro- is a very beautiful and col
orful city. It has many oomes,
minarets and balconies. They get
their drinking water from man
selling water on the streets. He
carries it with a tall earthern jar
which is on his back. The streets
are sprinkled by foot, the sprinkler
carries the water in a goat-skin
bag. They use the word "bazaar
for store or shop which many are
painted red. blue or yellow. Some
of the shops are just two story
houes. 1 think 1t would be a pleas
ant place to live. - Grace Taxa
haShi, 4th grade.
The pyramids are the royal
tombs of ancient Egyptian kings.
They are located five miles west Of
Cairo. The slaves did the work.
It took 100000 men 20 years to
build them. The pyramids base
covers 451 feet above ground. The
entrance TO the interior is on the
north side of the pyramid-Patri-
cia Jones, 4th grade.
We gave a muscal for our moth
ers. We sang 16 songs. While we
sang our visitors looked at the pic
lures in our song books, in which
we had made an illustration for
each song. Each mother had the
book that her child had made. Our
rhythm band played "The Torea-
dor March, ''Cradle Song and
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22

and the Baptist choir, = Love You
Truly
The bridal procession entered to
the strains of the wedding march
played by Mrs. Horace Williams.
The lovely bride. who was given
in marriage by Hugh Heating, was
radiant in a beautiful gown of
white satin. made with a long train.
She wore a tulle veil and carried
a bouquet OF white roses and gar
cenias.
Bridesmaids were gowned in pas
tel organdies. wearing coronetS of
sweet peas in pastel shades and
carrying bouquets OF pink roses,
carnations and sweet peas.
Mrs. Velma Hudspeth was gowned
in pink; Miss Elinor Hill. in blue;
Miss Frances Entrekin. in green;
Miss Sybil Shipp. in coral; Miss
Inez McGahey, in yellow; Miss
Tonic Sue AcChristy. in peach.
Little Nancy Hudspeth made a
demure flower girl in her long ruf-
fled gown Of baby blue net trim
AAAIA al NAAAA AN9IhlNta. NetA AAAS q
basket Of flowers. Charles Doffing
dressed in a miniature tuxedo, made
q handsome ring bearer.
Mrs. Hugh Keating. sister of the
bride. was matron of honor and
wore orchid organdy, with a coro-
net Of flowers and bouquet similar
TO those of the bridesmaids.
Ushers We're Victor Newfield. Vir-
gil Kelley, Wallace MeCarty, jim
my Hicks. Frank Brewer and Art
Smith. Clayborne Poole brother of
the groom. was best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Poole left on their wedding trip
and upon their return will make
their home in this city Both are
well known to many in El Centre
and their wedding has occasioned
widespread interest.
Saturday night the Hotel Califor-
MIA was headquarters for recep-
ton for the bridal party, Mrs. H.
Temple, mother of the bride, pre-
siding.
Mr.. Poole is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. AIonzo Poole of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
BANKER STAYS
HIS TWO SONS

CHICAGO. April %. U.P)--Wil-
liam Gardner, bank teller, shot to
death a sleeping son and daugh
ter today, wounded another son and
attacked three policemen after
walking to q. station to surrender.
He was subdued and locked up,
raving threats from a cell against
everyone who approached.
The slain children were Rita Jane.
20, and Donald IA. Physicians said
the second son, Kenneth, II, may
die. Gardner wife, who was left
undisturbed in a bedroom below her
children, was placed under ply
sician' IS care,
The shooting occurred in the
family IS large, beautifully gardened
home in La Grange Park, suburb.
Mrs. Gardner, a woman of high So
cial standing, said there was no
warning of her husbands aberra-
ton.
She was awakened by the shots,
heard her husband clatter out of
the house and raced upstairs to find
her children in blood soaked beds.
Both she and her husband, po-
lice said, were afflicted with tuber-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
LONG, TOWNSEND AND COUGHLIN
TARGETS FOR SPEECH BY ICKES

again without mentioning the
name. Ickes said:
And then there is the other
voice of the clustered individual
whose rich but undisciplined imag-
ination has reduced politics, sociol-
ogy and banking to the charming
poetry which he distills melliflously
into the ether for the entrance
ment of mankind
Ickes, however, said that Long
and Townsend should not be GEN.
sored, but allowed the right of free
speech as guaranteed by the con-
stitution.
IF I were clothed with despotic
powers, 1 would not crook finger
in abridgement of the right of
demagogue or visionary or poet to
disseminate whatever views he
might have he said THE right of
free speech either means the plain
intendment of the language in
which it is written, or it means
! nothing"
Ickes said the newspapers OF the
natoin are overwhelmingly ever
conscious of their obligation to seek
the truth and to tell it regardless
of whether or not they would pre-
fer that the opposite be the truth
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
FASHION SHOW
PART OF PALO
VERDE FESTIVAL

One of the most attractive
events of the Palo Verde festival
which will in all probability take
place this weekend. will be the
fashion show to be displayed under
the auspices Of the Junior Ten
Thousand club.
A group of charming girls VIII
model smart gowns for all occa-
sions contributed by local mer-
chants. In addition the very latest
fashions for the young will be
shown by group of children
whose names are to be announced
later.
Mrs. William j. Dickey IS IN
charge OF the show and asks al
the models, with the exception OF
the children, to meet at the CLUB
house at $50 p. m. Wednesday, the
date of the tea, to make final plans
for the parade
Models are Mesdames NJ. M.
Buckholtz, H. c. Buehner, G. @.
Montgomery. Olive Martin, borene
Thurlow: the Misses Lillian Holli-
day. Majken Moline, Doris Robin
son. L,ottie Self, Grace Johnson,
Grace Ward. Betty DuSold.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
Clipper Plane
Ready To Return

HONOLULU, T. H., April %. U.R
"A giant four-motored Clipper
plane which last week flew here
from California in record time was
to start It's return trip at 2:30 p.
m. island time, Is p. m. PSTD to-
day.
The takeoff time set by Pan-Am-
erican Airways officials, however,
was only tentative. Much depend
ed on weather conditions across the
2400 miles of water separating the
Hawaiian Islands from the MAIN
land.
The plane was refuelled, recondi-
toned and ready for completion of
a round trip trail-blazing flight
which was the forerunner of aer-
ial expeditions which will spread
the network of American airways
across the Pacific to the Orient be-
fore the summer was ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
E. T. SANDERS
VISIT IN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. E T. Sanders,
former residents OF this city. were
guests of honor at a pot luck din
ner held yesterday at the F. H.
Mitchell home on West Main where
a group Of friends gathered for
the day.
Their daughter. ALA Katherine,
had been spending the week with
the Mitchells and Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. Sanders and David ar
rived.
Those present for the dinner
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Swan
berger Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Meagh-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Purdy Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald w. Ketchen, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Armstrong. the Mitchells
and the Saunders. and their re-
spective families. 81 being present
for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders make
their home in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-22
CENTRAL'S DEBATE
TEAM DOES WELL.

Although Ell Centro's entries in
the Redlands oratorical and debat-
ing contests did not win any high
awards, their final placements were
above average even in competition
with much larger schools.
Out of four debates, Centrals
teams won two and lost two. defeat
ing San Diego and Glendale but
losing to Corona and Pasadena.
Dorothy Lou Gillian and Ethel
pearl Cross tied for a place in the
oratorical contests. Only by two
points did they miss placing in the
finals.
When Central's representatives
left Redlands, Bakersfield, who won
last years contests. was taking al
most everything in the meet.
Competition was among 80
schools, representing every section
Of the state.