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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Honor Society
to Hold Rites
for n. Y. Man

Norris Houghton, New York, for
merly of Indianapolis, whose book.
Moscow Rehearsals," was published
recently. is to be indicted into Up
silon chapter, Phi Beta, national
dramatic honorary society, at serv-
ices at the home of Mrs w. II.
Rhodehamel, $500 N. Meridian-St, at
$3.50 tomorrow night.
Miss Ruth Pauline Luckey, Upsi-
Ion chapter president, is to direct
the services. Mrs. Richard Fielding,
associate chapter president, is to be
in charge of the reception
Appearing on the program is to be
Mrs. Hazel Sylvia Hill, soprano, ac-
companied by Mrs. Frank Edenhar-
ter and Miss Helen Coffey, whistler,
Mrs. Fred Pettijohn, Epsilon
chapter founder, is to be an honor
guest. Other guests are to include
Phi Beta patrons and patronesses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Hillcrest Is Scene of Seasons
Second Inter-Club Golf Plav

Women golfers were to meet today
at Hillcrest Country Club for their
second inter-club tournament of the
season.
Broadmoor Country Club players
were matched against the Highland
Golf and Country Club women. Hill
crest members were to play team
formed by indianapolis Country
Club and Woodstock Club golfers
Meridian Hills Country Club men,
bers were to meet the Pleasant Ruiz
Golf Club team.
Teams are composed of the six
players having the lowest handicapS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Colonial Danes
Are to Vote on
Officers Today

officers were to be elected at the
annual meeting of the National So
ciety of Colonial Danes of America,
Indiana branch, at the Propylaeum
today.
Mrs. Arthur v. Brown was to pre-
side at a luncheon. Mrs. Herbert
H. Evans. guest of Mrs. Edmund B.
Ball, Muncie, was 10 give an illus
trated talk on THE Flora of Pana-
ma and Some of the Gardens"
Present officers are Mrs. Brown,
president; Mrs. Oscar Torian, first
vice president; Mrs Ball, second
vice president; Mrs. Evans, histori-
an, and Mrs. Henry Scott Fraser,
corresponding secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
LUNCHEON TO AID
2 Y. w. C.. A. FUNDS

Proceeds from the South Side
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton women's committee luncheon,
which is to be held at 1 tomorrow
at 1927 Prospect-st, are to be used
for the camp scholarship and world
fellowship funds.
Mrs. Margarita T. Diddel is to give
book review on North to the
Orient; Pasquale Montani and
Kelton Whetstine are to play, and
the children's glee club, directed by
Miss Mary Ellen Galbraith, is to
sing.
Committee members, headed by
Mrs. G. j. Manthei, are Mesdames
Charles Maggie, Claude Franklin
Frank Young, Walter Galbraith
Austin Edwards and E. Lee Spratt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
MEMBERS TO SHARE
BIRTHDAY TRIBUTES

Aitrusa Club fellowship commit
tee members whose birthdays occur
between Jan. and June 80 are to
be entertained at a dinner tonight
at The Home, $685. w. Washington
st, by members whose birthdays oc-
cur between July and Dec. 81
approximately so members are to
attend. and entertainment is to in
clude music, games and stunts.
Those to be honored are Misses Ada
B. Robinson, Mable Cutlery, Bertha
Metzger, Mamie Bass, Jessie Jolly,
Eva Stosch, and DR.. Edith Haynes,
and Mesdames Guy A. Boyle, John
Garrett, and Augusta HOLSTER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Butler Mothers
Outline Meeting,

Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth is to en-
terrain the Butler University Moth
ers' Council with readings at the
regular monthly meeting at 10
Friday in Arthur Jordan Hall.
Mrs. Fritz Loonstein is to talk
on "A Livable Small Garden" A
group of songs is to be given by a
chorus composed of Mesdames Frank
Billeter, c. c. York, V. R. Peters,
Paul Whipple, L. P Highley. H. j.
Schlicht, accompanied by Mrs. Ger
aid Hyde.
officers to be installed by Mrs
Gino Ratti, retiring president, in
clude Mesdames Glenn B. Heard
president; Sam Myers, vice presi-
dent; Robert Straughn, recording
secretary; H. II, Ochiltree, treas
urer; E. w. Springer, historian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
NURSING BUREAUS
PROGRAM MAY 27

Mrs. Helen Hoover and Miss Mary
Walker are to be co-chairmen for
the travel program in Ayres audi
forum at May 81 under auspices
of the Nursing Service Bureau, Gen.
trail District, Indiana State Nurses
Association.
A motion picture of Indian coun-
try is to be shown. Miss Jessie
Groves and Miss Lillian Johnson
are arrangements. committee co.
chairmen. Committee members are
Misses Wilma Carr, Emma Hanna
fin, Janet Hand, Carrie McManuS,
Bertha Reidlesperger, Grace Witwer
and Mrs. Harold F. Irby.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
WOMEN TO HAVE
GOLF TOURNAMENT

Mrs. Bernard Kirshbaum is in
charge of the handicap tournament
to be held at Broadmoor Country
Club tomorrow. Mrs. s. Carol Kahn
is to be in charge of luncheon ar
rangements and Mrs. Milton Stern
berger is keno committee chairman.
Women's guest day is to be Tues
day, May 26, instead OF Wednesday,
as announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19

Yellow roses are to be used for
the dining table centerpiece, and
silver candslabara with yellow tap
ers are to be used on the tea table.
Mrs. Jones entertained at lunch
con bridge honoring Mrs. Meyer yes
teroay. A centerpiece of daisies dec
GRATED the luncheon table.
Guests included Mrs. Meyer, Mrs.
Downing, Mrs. Gausepohl, Mrs.
Stark, Mrs. Vern Ray. Mrs. John j.
Kennedy and Mrs. William Cooley
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
ALUMNAE ARRANGE
TEA FOR FRIDAY

Mrs. Dwight Ritter IS to be host
ess for the tea to be given Friday
by the DePauw University alumnae
members of Kappa Alpha Theta
Sorority. Mesdames T. A. Moyna-
han, Stanley Leicht and Edward
Cree form the COMMITTEE.
A program is to be presented by
Miss Dorothy Merrill and Mrs. Kate
Miner Rabb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Bridge Playoff
Is Scheduled bv
Butler Sorority

Playof of the evening section of
the contract bridge tournament of
the indianapolis Delta Delta Delta
Alliance is to be held Saturday at
the Butler University chapter house.
Members taking part IN the after
noon section competed today at the
home of Mrs. Dana Jones, 1884 For
est-ln. The play followed luncheon.
Mrs. Marvin Lugar has been ap-
pointed chairman of both the aft
ernoon and evening sections for next
year.
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Mr.. Driscoll, retiring president.
has asked Mrs. John D. Gould to be
chairman Of nominating commit
tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith
are inviting friends as their guests
for the evening. Other members are
arranging Dutch treat parties. Miss
Julia Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias c..
Atkins and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Munk are among them.
The high school set is to have q
break In the routine of study for
year-end examinations when Russell
Ryan Jr., Walter and George Kuhn
and Donald Test Jr. entertain with
a dance Friday night at Woodstock
Richard Weaver is asking several
friends to be his dinner guests be-
fore the dance.
HERBERT FOLTZ is back from
Il Il a trip to Williamsport, Va. and
New York, but Mrs Foltz stayed
on in the metropolis to divide her
time between the homes of her
daughters, Mrs. Herbert Rubsamen,
Richmond, L. l., and Mrs. Eliot
Smith.
Portfolio Club members families
are anticipating the annual June
outing arranged by incoming officers.
Howard Foltz, new president; Mrs.
Reynolds Selfridge, vice president;
Mrs. Victor Jose Jr., secretary, and
Mr.. Jose, treasurer, have decided on
June as the date, but haven't an
nounced the place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
E. VENTS

SORORITIES
Psi Chi Phi Wed 1914 Westinghouse
Miss Mary Hospital Nursing student
honor Mrs Robert Dickinson THE Rise Sorories
Mildred Evelyn Pavy, president
Amciae tonight. Adams
PROGRAMS
Laico Arones Club Wed Mrs Walter Rex 929 N Keang-av
hostess.
Martha Society," First Lutheran Church $50 tonight
Renn 4189 Carrolton-av, r.
Rem, assista ats
Woman Auxiliary National
Wed Mrs Larvell Shuler, 313 Barton-st hostess.
Ffreside Club Tonight Charles landlord Wyoming
Capitol Club 815 tonight Plumbers Hail.
Westinghouse Bingo.
Independent
Mrs. James Kmbe chairman
LODGES
Busy Bee Club Grand Circle u D.
Delaware Luncheon card party Sawyer
Mary Geider and Clyde Armstrong, committee.
ArruS Court s. Ben Hur Life Association tonight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
NAMED PRESIDENT
OF BRIDGE GROUP

Mrs. L. E. Hanika is the new presi-.
dent of the Hoosier Athletic Cluo
auction bridge section. Other mem
bers OF the board are Mrs. r. E.
Mitchell, vice president; Mrs. G. H.
Bechill, secretary, and Mrs. w. E.
Merely, treasurer. Mrs. Donald E.
Page is retiring president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19

Charles r. Weiss IN ScneuuNng Special aUcnes during
tie
Abbreviated Wear Favored
Women players favoring culottes or shorts.
Many of the Junior League members who bought di-
vded skirt dresses to during practice for their
musical revue Number Please" are finding them
right for tennis and golf Women who can't quite
bring themselves to wearing shorts on the court ma
the cuottes ideal for the freedom desired IN last
match
Swimmers at the club await the opening OF the
pool on Memorial Day. Samuel Runnels Harrell, mrs.
Gaylord Wood Mrs. Orland Church and joseph v.
Wallace have been assigned to arrange swimming
schedule
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
NEW COMMITTEES
ARE TO BE NAMED

New committee members are to
be appointed by Miss Ruth Merrl-
field Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Club
president, at a meeting tonight u
the Sphinx Arms. A June picnic and
summer rush parties are to be ar
ranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Engagement Announced

The engagement of Mrs. Aileen
Hitchcock Mulry to MILFORD Wilson
has been announced. The wedding
is to take place in June. at st.
Marks Lutheran parsonage, with
the Rev. r. H. Benting officiating.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19

Backing the hometown team
and their school at the same time,
Orchard School Mothers Associa-
ton members and school pupils
are watching the Indians warm
up for the first night game to-
night with unusual interest.
Shown, left 10 right, are Mrs.
j. Landon Davis, Mrs. Egbert Dris-
coll, Mary Driscoll, Mrs. Perry
O'Neal, Mrs. John Bookwalter and
Mrs. Frederick T. Holiday.
The Indians are to meet the
Louisville Colonies May % at
Perry Stadium in game for the
benefit of Orchard School.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
GeLntine Mods Ensn

To get a gelatin salad out of a
mold without destroying the shape,
brush the inside of the mold first
with glycerine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Woodstock Tennis Fans Flock
to Club Newly Opened Courts;
Shorts, Culottes Are Favored
Summer Matches Provide Incentive for Prac-
tice; Swimmers Await Memorial Day for
First Plunges Into Waters of Pool.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Society Editor

MANY Woodstock Club time praccng
4V1 matches opponents.
conditioned
continually until Players awaiting
the their the practice
board.
Fairbanks this activities of
committee Drsco
working Fairbanks Shepard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Health Salad Recipe

The new Hollywood health salad is
made of carrots, cabbage, white meat
of chicken and tongue cut in small
pieces, then dressed with minera
oil and lemon juice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19
Ohio College Women's Dean I
Preparing to Assume Duties
as President of Wellesley
Mildred McAfee SO, Supports Co-education,
Yet She Believes Girls Schools Have
Contribution to Make
Bv United Press


1s-M Helen McAfee, obin Colleges
skillet scrambled today
contemplated the question: How about this job OF
yours of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19

this week 1or ne
program night buffet party this weekend
DRAMATIC CLUB time out at their dinner dance
- Woodstock choose new officers for mex
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-19

to make 1t
house frock that will looking drop
In Unexpectedly The collar the
saoped outline Make of pecale Bingham calico
sized IL to 20 and 80 40 requires yards of
material y Yard contrasting
STEP BY-STEP SEWING INSTFUC-
TIONS I'LL
THE SPRING AND SUMMER PATTERN BOOK, with complete
separately Or send in
just an additional 10 cents with coupon.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
Ell entierrO de Ia Sra. Santana

Ell entierro de la Sra. Santana
Anteayer, a las cinco de ia
tarde, Sc verified ell entierro de
una sonora TODD bondad, de una
dana de innegables meritos, la
Sra. Isabel Santana, madre de
nuestro querido amigo Ell Sr.
Andres Santana, miembro pro-
minente de la orden Caballero
de la Luz.
I'm desgraciado accidente lie
cost6 la vida a la sonora Santa
ma, cuya muerte ha sido muy
lamentada en- todos los circulos
sociales.
Parti6 ell cortejo fGnebre de
la casa mortuoria de Lord y
Fernandez, recibiendo sepultu-
ra ell cadaver en- ell cementeric
de Woodlawn.
AL buen amigo Santana lie rel
teramos nuestro mas sincere
testimonio de pesame.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
CHUNGAS
tyiene de la 1a.)

te a casa hay un puesto de vi
gilancia. Todas las carreteras
estan vigiladisimas, con barri-
adas para evitar que los coche
escapen de la vigilancia de los
milicianos.
Los marinos, mejor dicfb, la
narinerfa de guerra, a Ia que
intentaron engahar losA jefes
snrolados en- ell Golpe de Esta-
10, fueron rnos braves. HON.
bres del pueblo han d~efendido
Al pueblo y gracias a ellos que,
lpercibidos de la maniobra, ven
.ieron a los jefes traidores y gri
ando Viva la Rep1blica Sc pu-
ieron a las 6rdenes del g0bier-
o legal que tiene por jefe de es-
ado a Azana. Tambien la avia-'
ion leal al gobierno realiza es-
'uerzos inauditos para vencerI
pero ell gobierno, mas humane y
consciente que los traidores,
quiere ahorrar victimas y rehu
ye bombardear ciudades.
TIE dare una noticia triste. AL
tomar las fuerzas leales Mora
de Rubielos, Sc enteraron de que
los fascistas, antes de salir del
pueblo, cometieron unas fecho-
rias y entire elias la de asesinar
al pobre Teodulo Monz6n, ell te-
legrafista a quien Hilario que
ria como un hermano. Acababa
de conner con su mujer, cinco hi
jos y un huerfanito que tiene re
cogido Y al bajar a la oficina
los fascistas lie descerrajaron
6 o z tiros, matandole en- ell ac-
to. Mi companero, ell director de
la Normal ,fue fusilado conjun-
tamente con catedraticos del ms
tituto y otros elementos de liz
quierda.
Todo ESQ hacen los rebeldes
al amparo de unas creencias re-
ligiOsas que profanan con sus
crimenes, va que la religion cris
tiana es de paz y amor y no de
odio Y ambici6n. Los obispos y
sacerdotes estaban complicados
en- la sublevaci6n y hoy hasta
empufian armas contra ell pue-
bio.
No sufras cuando oigas bar
barbados. va veras como ell
triunfo es nuestro.
Concha.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
ESTA NQCHR Sc VERIFI-
CARA LMMITIN DEL
GRUPO<~ NfIFASCISTA


efectuara esta noche en- el
'eentro Obrero, ell mitin organi-
zado por ell Grupo Antifascista
Italiano, del cual forman parte
valiosos y muy conocidos ele-
mentos.
Como dijimos aver, presidira
Ell acto ell Sr. Jose Martinez, pre-
sidente del Comite de Defensa
sci Frente Popular.
Pronuneiaran discusses los
Sres. Vicente Antinori, Alton
so ConigliO, Pedro R. Moya,
Romeo Zenoni, E. o. Palermo y
nuestro director, que hara ell re
s1men.
Las hojas de propaganda del
acto, redactadas en- italiano y
en- espanol, Sc han distribuidO
por toda la ciudad.
Estimase que la colonia tia
LANA, 10 mismo que la espanola
y la cubana, respondent en-
gran nlmero a la noble llamada
que lie ha sido hecha.
Ell Grupo Antifascista Italia
no mantiene alberta una oficina
en- ell Centre Obrero.
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0BTENIDA CONFIRMA-
CIoN DE LOS DOS ULTI-
MOS GIROS

Ell Comite de Defensa del
Frente Popular espanol confir-
mo aver, por medic de despa-
hos cursados entire Tampa v
Paris, que Ell embajador espanol
Don Aware de Albornoz, cobr6
.os dos dltimOs giros que lie fue-
ron mandates, de $1,000 cada
no, los dias l y Z de octubre.
Hoy pOr la tarde Sc hara otro
giro de $1,000 y Sc pedira la
Immediate confirmation.
De tOdos los giros hechos has
ia la fecha Sc sabe que fueron
va pOr Ia embajada de
la que invierte ell dinero
10 dispOne Ell gobierno de
Madrid.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

ward; Delgado's Store; SEES.
Garage.
Con IS centaeOs: Juan Val
'des; CaBal.
Con Is centavo% w. Rodrf
guez Manuel Gonzalez; Mars
garita Monies de Oca; Gerar-
do Morales; %se Felese; Ca
bal; Bodega y Carniceria FL
Paraiso; Jose Falesa; Bodega
Ell PaDafso; Cafe La Iona;
Parberfa CarusoR arbSTia G.
" r.; l FerIita; Cafe Ell Lou
vre; La Habanera; EllCometa
Bodega; Sastreria T. velo;
Roy C. Fernandez Fish Mar
ket; Latin AmeriQG In; RoaAR6
Garage.
Con Is centAvos Gigl,o; Ig-
Tacio Lopez; Vicente Zapate-
ria.
Con 10 fntavOs: Victor y
pateria.
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Ell Bale en- Ell Centre ObrerO

EI Bd1te en- eL CSntTO OOTeTV
Cientos de invitaciones estan
siendo distribuidas entire los ira
bajadores de la industrial del Ia
ba:o, particularmente entire la
juventud, para Ell bale de la Sec
ci6n de Damas de la Union In
ternacional, que Sc ~efectuara ell
sabado II, empezando a las 10
p. NJ, en- los salones del Centre
Obrero.
Como informamos anterior
mente, uno de los atractivos del
bale 10 sera la primera presen-
taci6n del coro LAS Milicias"
inspirado en- la lucha de las mu-
ieres espaholaS.
Tocara en- ell bale hasta ho-
ras de la madrugada, la orques-
ia Ga Tropical, que dirige ell
amable Currito.
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lQUE INFAMIA!

FL maestro de primera ense-
Mama del sublime poeta asesi-
hado-D. Antonio Rodriguez
Espinosa, hombre de honda bon
dad e ideas liberales arrahKadi-
simas lie consta TODD est@aal que
escribe estas lineas)-, nos en-
via para su publication, cosa
que hacemos gustosisimos, IN
grito 6e su alma, desgarrada
ipor ell espantoso crimen cometi-
do en- ia persona de Garcia Lor-
ca. He aqui la emociOnadisima
condoencia del viejo y austero
maestro, a la Que vivamente nos
asociamos:
Federico. fFederico!... H..
iPor que tie han asesinado? TIL,
ell hombre mas bueno de la tie
ira, ell mas noble, ell de mas tier
nos s~entimientos, ell mas inteli-
genie de cuantos alumnos he te-
nido en- mis- cuarenta y dos amos
de maestro. ISabeis 10 que ha-
beis hecho, tigres carniceros,
fusilando a Federico? Pues ha-
b&is perdido moralmente la ba-
ITALIA; la sangre generosa de Ia
vfctima os ahogara, porque Glen
generaciones maldeciran vues-
tro nombre. Federico Garcia
Lorca no era conocido y admit
lado solamente en- Espana; 10
adoraban todos los preblos de
Europa y America, por donde
pas6; donde Sc leyeron sus YER
SOS, donde Sc representation sus
obras. Porque, ademas de su ge
Mo creador, como inspiradisi-
mo poeta, tenfa un don de gen.
tes, Una simpatfa tan original y
sugestiva, una bondad tan adj
mirable, que 10 idolatra5an
cuantos tuvimos ell honor de ira
tarlo. Federico, con sus triun-
fos apote6sicos, capaces de en-
fatuar al hombre mas equilibra-
do, sigui6 siempre siendo un nj
no d6cil, bueno y afable para to-
dos.
Fusilar a Federico. iQue mons
truosidad! iPero 81 Federico no
era polftico; 81 no estaba afilia-
do a ningdn partido! Cleric que
sentfa simpatias por la causa de
los desheredados, de los humil-
des; pero 10 hacia impulsado
por un elevado eSpiritu de justi-
cha, por un natural impulse de
su generoso coraz6n. Toda la
ideologia de Federico; todos los
anhelos de su alma, estaban sin
tetizadoS en- estas tres ideas :
Arte, Ciencia, Bondad. No era
anti-religioso; TODD 10 contra
rio: era un ferviente admirador
de las doctrinas de Jes1s.
A su regreso de Nueva York,
ME contaba la gran satisfaction
que lie habia producido la supe-
rioridad y magnificencia del ri
to cat6lico sobre los ritos de las
otras religiones que habia te-
nido OCCASION de estudiar y com
parar en- la gran urbe nortea-
mericana.
Grenadines, granadinos, iqu6
habeis hecho con Federico?
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
Function de beneficio

Function de beneficiO {
Ell Domingo Is de octubre Sc
e~fectuara en- el Centre 0brero
Una function a beneficio de los
tripulantes del vivero cubano
"Benito Parapar"A que lego a
Tampa de arribada forzosa.
Actuara en- la function Ell cua-
dro a~rtistico' de F. Garcias inte-
grade por conocidas tiples y ac-
torres.
Sc han fijado los m6dicos pre-
cios de Is centavos los adultos y
) los memories.
Espera ell Comite organize.
dor la valiosa cooperaci6n de
todas las personas sensibles de
IA colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
mantiene heroicamente la
defensa de la ReplbGca y la Democrats
NOticias y relatOs de los peri6diCOs de Madrid

haOelS arrOJduo SCORE HWeS-
ira bella ciudad la mancha rAas
infamante cue registrara la his
toria del siglo Xxx. FL mundO
entero maldecira vrestro NOM
bre, porque Federico no era So
lamente ell poeta jugoso de An
dalu:fa, nj siquiera de Espaha;
estaba va consAgrado como un
geES1 universal.
va soy viejo; pocos amos me
restan de vida; pero mientras
me quede un POGO de aliento, lie
ware &u Rombre, querido Fede-
rico, grabado en- 10 mas hondo
demi coraz6n.-Antonio Rodrf-
guez EspinOsa."
NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell FREN-
. TIE POPULAR A
CQntribr yeron con $1,000:
Jose Orgaz.
Con $500: Manuel Alvarez,
Vicente Ferrer, Jose Sanchez
Peruyo, Jose Suarez Fernan-
dez.
Con $500: JESUS del Rio;
FL Recurso, Inc, Cooperative
"El Recurso", La Gloria Res
taurant.
Con $1.O0: Jose Casfn; Ami
gos de Palmetto; Manuel L.
Rosa; Teodomiro Suarez; Joa-
Quin de la Llama; Mariana AL
varez. D. PENN; Southern Fill
ing Sta.; Farmacia de Rubio;
Cafeteria La Nacional"; Pa
MADEIRA LA Paloma"; Santos
Mantec6n; Maximo Alvarez;
Santos Filling Sta; PENN Ca
fe; Noises Filling Sta; Farma
cia Rubio; Cafeteria La Nacio-
nal; Panaderfa La Paloma; Al
varo Fernandez; Jose Suarez ;
Manuel Menendez; La Nueva
Cafeteria La Familiar;
Mistreta; Atlanta Restaurant
FL Polo Norte Cafe; David
Gonzalez; West Tampa Pana-
derfa; P. Amarillo; La Nuova
Vita; Ferreteria Aleman Y Co.
Eagle Drug Co.; Cafe A de Ju-
lio;. Ell Bronx Bar; Main and
Armenia Garage; Guillermo
Alvarez; Luciano Lopez; A
melio Munoz Mendoza; Fon-
da Santaella.
Con so centavos: Manuel
Miranda; Leonardo Garcia /;
Benjamin Menendez; Jose Ga
villain; Manuel Perez; Alfonso
Leto; Ramon Fernandez; Jo-
Sc GalegO o. Frank Luis; H.
Lobo; Roy Maseda; Maseda
Coffe Shop; Jose Lozano; Ma
nuel Mon; Maseda Cafe; Jose
Lozano; Jose Fernandez; Dio
nisio Gonzalez; ]. and p; Po-
10; Tomas Alfonso; Dionisio
Barberfa; Pedro Lima Nick
Plais; Pedro Guerra Filling
Sta.; P. Puleo; Victor Fernan-
dez; Antonio Lombardero; Pc
dro Puleo; Felo Barberfa; An
gel Garcia; Frank Agliano;
Barberia Petralia; Morelli; La
Carioca Cafe; Cafe FL Boule-
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
Tenida de iniciaci6n

TenidG de iniciGci6n
4 La Logia Caballeros Leales
de America celebrara manana
viernes una tenida de inicia-
ci6n. Empezara ell acto a las
$50 de la noche, segGn nos CO.
munica ell secretario Enrique ].
Santos.
Sera presentada en- la tenida
La Estudiantina Espaha y ha-
bra una sorpresa para las her
manas y hermanos.
iEspera ell Hno. Soberano que
todos los caballeros cumplan
con gu deber, asistiendo, 10 mis-
me que las damas.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15

CGmGrG de Concrete de YbOT
Los directories de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor City Sc
reuniran hoy a conner, en- Ell res
taurant "Las Novedades", bajo
Sera discutida la obra a rea-
Sera discutida la obra a rae
liar por ell Comite organizador
de la Verbena del Tabaco.
A las 7:15 Sc empezara a CO.
mer.
La gaceta., 1936-10-15
Bale del Club Sunlight

FL Club Sunlight ofrecera un
bale ell pr6ximo sabado, en- ell
Auditorio Municipal, con la or
questa de Don Francisco. En-
pezara a las 10 y terminara a
las cuatro de la madrugada.
I'm programa repleto de anun
clos ha publicado ell club, 10 que
lie permitira realizar una buena
ganancia para invertirla en- flu
turas fiestas.