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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
Today is the Day
By CLARK KlNNAlRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
by Central Press Associatiou

Monday, Sept. IA; Elul 27,5696-
only three days till Jewish New Year.
First of Mexico's three independence
Day holidays San Jacinto Day in
Nicaragua. Exaltation of the Holy
Cross in Greece and Roumania. New
moon tomorrow
Scanning the Skies: 1t takes about
Is years for the light of the seven
big suns comprising the Big Dipper
to reach the earth.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to certify that w. H. Wester,
Jr., has purchased the stock of goods
and fixtures known as Buchanan s
Grocery at corner of Garrett and
Horner Street in Henderson, N. C..
from J. i. Buchanan and j. M. Baity.
All payments by the customers of said
business through August 1st, 1886 are
to be presented to j. T. Buchanan
and J. M. Baity for payment. w. H.
Wester, Jr is not responsible for any
debt contracted prior to August 3rd,
1896 and j. T. Buchanan and ]. NJ.
Baity are not not responsible for any
debts contracted after August 1, 1886
This August 7th, 1886.
BUCHANAN GROCERY co.
(Pero J. M BAITY.
w. H WFSTER, JR.
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FREE TUITION NOW AVAILABLE
Six scholarships in pre.swork, sub
jcct to immediate acceptance and
certain requirements. No scholar
ship available in other departments
which include linotype, monotype.
and hand composition Training
available in these departments on
the usual terms. Why not be a
pressman or a printer? For full in
formation with reference to scholar
ships and training in other depart
ments, write V. C. Garriott, South
ern School of Printing, 1914 South
ST.. Nashville. Tennessee.
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Bond, Share Suit
Testing Holding Act

Continued from Page One)
commerce because it has violated the
act in refusing to register
defendants have unclean hands
because their prayer for affirmative
relief is predicated On the fact that
they have refused, without legal JUS
tification, to register" one section of
the brief stated
Finally, the brief declared the de-
PENDANTS "have failed to prove that
they have been damaged irreparably
or otherwise, either by the act or by
any action or threat of action by the
plaintiff or by any cross-defendant,
and, therefore, are not entitled to re-
lief in equity"
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ANSWERS

1. Between 81 and 25 appears to be
the dangerous age. Out of total of
1851 admissions to North Carolina
penal institutions for the year end
ing June 80, 1884, total of 1858 per-
sons between 81 and IS years of age.
From 25 to 30 the admissions were
3,215. The next five year bracket
shows a decline of nearly fifty per-
cent.
q The total admissions are 1929
Of these 6,205 have been discharged
as cured; 1872 as improved; and 81
as not insane at ALL
3. John Jones McRae, born in 1915
When he was two years old his fam
lily moved to Mississippi. He served
in the State legislature where he be-
came speaker. In 1851 he was appoint
ed to the u. S. senate to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation oil
Jeff Davis. From 1854 to 1858 he was
governor of Mississippi, later going
to congress. He was an active leader
during the Confederacy. Died in 1868
4. Only ten days, by act of repub-
lican congress. This short residential
qualification allowed outsiders to es
tablish themselves as citizens and cap
ture the political offices of the State.
5. The Edgecombe county leader ad.
vocated growing more cotton. The
South was without gold. Bridgers ad
vised growing more cotton and ship
ping it to England in exchange fol
the needed gold. President Davis took
the opposite view with the belief that
England would come to the South's
rescue, because she needed thu
South's cotton.
6. John Archdale governor from
1894 to 1897. Governor Archdale was
one of the Lords Proprietors, having
bought the interests of one of the
original projectors. = r. -.
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;TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Robert Lincoln OBrien, chairman,
of U. s. Tariff Commission, born at
Abingdon, Mass. II years ago.
u. 81 Senator Scott NJ Loftin of
Florida, born at Montgomery, Ala,
So years ago.
Alice Stone Blackwell of Boston,
humanitarian, born at E. Orange, N.
j., 70 years ago.
Margaret Sanger of New York,
birth control leader, born at Corning
N. Y, SO years ago.
Laura G. Fraser of New York, not
ed sculptor born in Chicago At years
ago.
President Karl T. Compton of the
Mass" Institute of Technology, born
at Wooster, Ohio, 40 years ago.
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IT'S TRUE

H - 4NOE
The highest deathrate from sum
stroke and heatstroke are not in SOU
thern states, but in northern States.
Males are more subject to heat
strokes than the hot mamas and
other women.
Fish get seasick when transported
on ships across the ocean.
The crawfish can travel faster
backward than forward.
The average man cannot spell all
these words correctly: regrettable.
calendar, forcible, likable, defiant.
referred.
Our contest for the best descrip-
ton of the Average Man closed more
than week ago, but we're still wad-
ing through the letters of the con-
testants and we must ask for furth-
er delay in announcing the prizewin-
ner. Meanwhile, we will continue
quoting from some of the letters be-
ing considered.
Miss Bernice Allen, Kingston. O.
did some research, and decided:
The Average Man is about 40 years
years old, and beginning to become
bald. He is native white of native
born parents. He earns slightly
above $1,000 year. He went to
school through the eighth grade, his
wife little longer. His 80 children
will, however, complete high school,.
II he owns house, he inherited it;
or it is heavily mortgaged. He goes
to movies once a week. He listens
TO Amos n Andy, Lum and Abner
and Major Bowes. He supports the
cnurch in theiry, but seldom attends
he leaves that to his wife. He buys
new suit every two years and his
wife buys two dresses every year.
She does all her own work, with only
an electric iron for mechanical help.
Medical care for the family costs 1888
year, dental work about the same"
Queries, reproofs, etc., are welcom-
ed by Clark Kinnaird.
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II TODAY y
TODAY's ANNIVERSARIES

1742 - James Wilson, Philadelphia
lawyer, signer of the Declaration OF
independence, one of the first U. 5
Supreme Court justices, born in Scot
land. Died Aug. %, 1888.
176O-Luigi Cherubini. famed 1tal-
ian composer of music, born. Died
March Is, 1912.
1792-Seba Smith, Portland, Maine
and New Yorks noted political sati-
ist-journalist, born at Brickfield
Maine. Died July %, 1868.
1S18-Lucien B. Maxwell, frontiers
man, friend of Kit Carson, active in
the far West in the 1840s, New Mex
leo owner of the celebrated Maxwell
Grant" born at Kaskasia, Ill. Died
July %, 1875.
1844-Martin Milmore, Boston sculp-
tor, who achieved fame though he
died aged 3S, born in Ireland. Died
July 81, 1898.
1S46-George S. Selden, patent at
torney and inventor, who patented a
motor car back in 1879, born at Clark
son, N. Y. Died at Rochester, N. Y.
Jan. II, 1922.
1857-William A. Locy, Northwest
ern University's noted zoologist, born
at Hrop, Mich. Died Oct. 9, 1924.
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SEPTEMBER |
syN N0el IlE WE'D IAU go SAT
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suits. The handicap of bad weather
continued and delayed each Of the
two other sharp, short blows dealt
by Cadorna before winter closed
down.
In the summer Austria had been
saved from loss of Trieste by Cad
ornas shortage of ammunition ear
lier. Now in the autumn weather
was on it's side.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
Z TODAY,S HOROSCOPE

The keynote to the character of
thoSs born this day are resorceful-
ness*in ideas and ability in execution.
Economical to fault, acquisitive
and fairly f1rtunate, there will be a
considerable competency, possibly
a fortune. Avoid the love of money
for itself, for this leads to trouble
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14

Every nation has tt tremendous eco
nomic interest in the revival of world
prosperity.
To the soldier on the Battlefield
war is only so many events, until the
roll is called when it becomes a par
ade of the living and the dead.
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. Ithaca, N. Y.
2. Louisa NJ Alcott.
3. Emperor.
4. Saturn
.. A spiral needle for drawing to-
gether the gaping lips of wounds.
g. English writer.
T. Red orange, yellow, green, blue,
indigo, and violet, arranged in the
order of the spectrum.
8. Yes.
g. No.
TO- 1886.
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Az PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY authority vested in me as adj
ministratrix of the estate of Mrs. M.
G. Draper, l will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door in Henderson, Vance
County, N. c., at II o'clock noon on
Monday September 81, that lot front
ing 100 feet on Chavasse avenue and
extending back 100, on which is sit
uated a seven room dwelling, known
as the home place of the late Mrs. M.
G. Draper.
This desirable property is being Of
fered for sale subject to confirmation
to create assets for the estate
CARRIE j. DRAPER,
Administrative, Estate of Mrs.
M. G. Draper.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
FIRST WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-Cadorna, the
Italian commander, loosened a new
offensive on the Isonzo front with
which he hoped to capitalize his re-
Gently gained possession of Gorilla
and the ample room he now had be-
yond the Isonzo for a noperation to
turn the enemy lines east of Gorilla
The first of three attacks, pursued
for three days, was affected by bad
weather. and gave disappointing re-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14

FOR RENT-THREE ROOM FUR
nished apartment with connecting
bath. Electric range. Phone 236 or
794-W. 14-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
AXIS, ~, 49, ~. -CN SnSIoT
C|lrNl{ID|ed IN fG0d
81 .iE b., at, ~ I "a n1l s.t. y 2tA-Pah lIt .

THE PRAYER OF FAITH: And the
prayer of faith shall save the sick,
and the Lord shall raise him up; and
if he have committed sins, they shall
be forgiven him.-James SIS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14

JUST ARRIVED-OUR FALL LINE
of trunks and luggage for those go
ing off to school. School desks and
chairs. $685. up. Home Furniture
Exchange. 1-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14

MAY SMITH CLEANING CON-
pany takes pleasure in introducing
Mr. S. A. Sledge, who will succeed
Mr.. Melvin Grissom. We feel sure
he will give you prompt and cour-
tecus service. We thank you for
your patronage both past and flu
ture, and hope to continue serving
you. We are prepared to give you
good work and good service. Call
phone 237. 14-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
TODAY IN HISTORY

1638-Died-at Charlestown, Mass,
aged 80, John Harvard, who had come
to this country firm England the year
before; leaving his library of 400
books and half his property, some
$4,000, to the college just starting.
His name given the college because
his gift exceeded even that given by
the colony.
1812-Russians fire Moscow as Ma
poleon's advance guard enters the
city.
1836-Died-at Port Richmond, N.
Y, aged 81, Aaron Burr third vice
president, tragic figure of American
historyr
1901-President Mckinley dies from
an assassin's bullets and Theodore
Roosevelt assumes the Presidency.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR FIN
ish! Use Lowe Brothers Semi Gloss.
Easily washed Sanitary, Durable
Economical. Alex S. Watkins 14-1t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14

WANTED AT ONCE A GOOD
short order cook. Colorell man pre-
ferred. Address, Cook, care Dis
patch. 11-3u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
Bargains in Used Cars
Every Day at
Legg-P arham Co.

1T THERE'S A ROOF TO BE Gov
cred. Visit The Place of Values"
Asphalt shingles, Roll roofing and
cypress shingles. Also a good quail
Gty green shingle stain. Alex S.
Watkins. Hit
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14

FOR RENT THORN BUILDING
near corner of Garrett and Mont
gomery now occupied by Mrs 0. G.
Jones. will be vacant Sept. p, a
splendid store Locations. See r. H.
Adams, phone 311-W. 10-4ti
FOR RENT TO COUPLE WITHOUT
children three upstairs furnished
rooms, private bath, garage, phone
313-W e. Montgomery street
FOR SALE FORD TRUCK WITH
dual tires. Looks almost as good as
new. Price $4,000 including cab
Call at our factory. The Corbitt
Company 1-tf
STRAYED BAY MARE MULE
Weight ABOUT $50 pounds. Last seel,
near Bon Ton Service Station. Re
ward for information leading to
recovery. T. C. Gill, phone 22O5.
14-2t
WHY TAKE A CHANCE? LET US
plan your planting with healthy
young plants adapted to this soil
and climate. Call G. NJ Hight, Con-
tinental Plant Co., Kittrell, N. G.
mon-tues-t hurs-fri-tf
STENOGRAPHIC WORK AND
tipping done at home. Phone $685..
mons-weds-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14

SECOND HAND TIRES OF ALL
trading for new tires and let us save
you money with Firestone. Carolina
Service Station, Firestone Distribu-
tors, Garnett ST., at Andrews Ave.
12-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing: G. r. Rocker, j. G. Oakley,
W. E. Kelly, p. H. Hedgepeth, and
G. N. Tucker have applied to the
Board of County Commissioners for
license to operate pool tables in
Vance County.
H. M. ROBINSON,
Clerk to Board of County
Commissioners.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-14
DR.. Noble To End
Service Tomorrow

CONTINUED from Page One.)
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
CENTENARES DE FASCIS-
TAS SITIADOS EN- I'M
CAPILLA

Burgos, oct. S.-Los oficiales
fascistas descubrieron anoche
que c~entenares de sus partida.
rios Sc italian sitiados en- una ca
pilla del sur de Espana. Ell sitio
Sc estableci6 hace mas de dos
dos en- cierto modo es parecida
a la que sufrieron los del Alca-
Ear.
Sc encuentra ell nuevo Alca-
Ear en- Sierra Moreno, cerca de
Andujar, 165 millas al sur de
Madrid. Los aeroplanos rebel
des vuelan sobre ell edificio v
dejan caer alimentos.
Entire los defensores figuran
$50 grardias civiles y otros 100
hombres con sus respectivas
familias.
Una columna del gobierno
que intent6 atacar ell ~santuario
fue rechazada.
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
NOTICIAS DE Los FASCIS-
TAS ESPANOLES

Burgos, oct. 8.-Los fascistas
demandan de nuevo que Madrid
Sc rinda, amenazando con la
destruction de la capital por me
dio de un bombardeo de terra v
aire.
Varios aeroplanos arrOjaron
aver miles de hojas sobre Ma
drid, pidiendo al pueblo q. ju-
re obediencia al fascismo y afr
mando que toda resistencia Sc
"a in1til.
Ell general Franco dice quo
Ns tropas han obtenido nuevas
victorias y que atacan en- Aran-
juez y otrOS ~se:tores.
Los insurgentes afirman ha-
Der capturado a EScalona y AL
moroz. Otra columna avanza en-
ire Santa Cruz del Retamar v
Valmojado.
Todos los contra-atauues de
los milicianos han Sido nulos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
LAS DE LA
PRENSA


La Prensa portuguese, Y de
modo muy especial la de Lisboa,
sigue en- su campana desleal =
p~artidista.
En- ella Sc recogen los bulos
mas turbiOs y ella sirve de pro-
paganda a las campahas mas
deshonestas que pueda amparar
cuaNquier libelO, pOr baja que
sea su condicion.
Menos NAL que los periods
tas a sueldo de la reaction caen
en- ingenuidades magnificas,
esta: En- 20 Seculo" Sc a.
firma a toda plana que ell al
mirante Cervera", con muertos
y heridos a bOrdo y "tocado" pc
ligrosamente en- la proa, Sc re-
fugi6 en- Tanger, de donde fu6
invitado a salir Embellishments
por las autoridades.
Pues bien; ell "Almirante Ger
vera" es, como sabe cualouier
periodista mediocre, uno de los
barcos piratas.
He aqui por d6nde estos "ca-
valheiros", autenticamente ven
didos al orc de los cavernicolas
espanoles, nos descubren una
magnifica noticia: que Ell Ger
vera" esta sacramento averiado.
que tiene "mortos e ferjdos" a
'bordo y que Sc vic obligado a re-
fugiarse en- Tanger.
Otra buena plea: Sc refiere
luego a la vista que hizo hace
POGO a Ayamonte ell general bo-
rracho y traidor Queipo del LA
no, Ell braquicefalo despechado.
UnOs politics dierOn IN ''viva al
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
RECHAZADOS LOS FASCIS.
TAS EN- TODOS LOS
TRENTES
FL Gobierno obtuvo nuevas vic.
tOrias en- Aragon y el Norte

Madrid, oct. 8.-Las fuerzas
leales han re5hazado los ataques
de los insurgentes en- todos 10;
frentes a 10 largo de la carrete'
ra Maqueda- Madrid.
Numerosos grupos de Soda
dos leales mantienen las posi-
clones DOMINATES entire Santa
Cruz de Retamar y Vamojado.
FL avanee de los fa~scistas a
10 largo de la carretera es ell pri
mer intento de importancia he
cho con la esperanto de barrier
a las fuerzas del gobierno que
mantienen la defensa de Qua
dalajara, al oeste de Madrid.
Los facciosos han sido recha-
zados de nuevo en- Olias del Te-
niente Castillo y no existe ell pc
ligro de que los leales puedar
ser desalojados.
A pesar de sus frecuente:
bombardeos los fascistas no hal
podido avanzar mas ALA de Bal
gas, en- la carretera Madrid-T To
ledo.
Nuevas victorias han Obteni
do las milicias pOpulares en- lO'
sectores de Arag6n y ell Norte.
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
UNA COMISION PIDIO Ell
AUDITORIO PARA BROW
DER

Visit6 aver al alcalde Chan
cey una comisi6n de ciudadanos
amigos del candidate comunis-
ia Browder, pidiendole Ell Audi
torio, a base de alquiler, para
que este pueda hablar en- esta
ciudad.
Como en- una OCCASION anterior
ell alcalde les dijo que ceder el
Auditorio equivaldria a una in
vitaci6n official, la que el no sc
hallaba dispuesto a hacer.
Los comisionados Sc RETIRE.
ron a la libertad de palabras J
e. alcalde les do a antender qus
Il candidate tenfa ibertad dc
hGbar en- Tampa; pero que Ia
ciadad no lie cederia ninguna dc
SUI propiedades para que 10 hi
ciera.
Browder ha ofrecido volver a
Tampa, en- este mes, pero la fe-
cha no Sc ha fijado todavia.
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
Declare Ell Ministro Hernandez que la situacion
: IS favorable parael GobAemo de Madrid
Don Jose Antonio Aguirre fue electo Presidente
de la aut6noma region vasca
Los trabajadores dsminaran las principales
emAresas

Madrid, O:tubre 8.-LoS mi
Acianos %leales, que parecen cada
vez mas animados, estan hoy a.
briendo trincheras Y Nonsoli :
dando sus posiciones en- los fren
ties de Navalperal y Valmojado,
resistiendo ell terrible fuego de
los batallones facciosos que ira
tan de avanzar sobre Madrid.
Las fuerzas del gobierno, que
mantienen las posiciones d.
mas importancia a 10 largo de
este frente, 25 millas al suroes-
te de Madrid, han tornado ia
Terra de nadie" entire Valmoja-
do do Y Santa Cruz del Reta-
mar, en- la carretera de Maque-
da.
AL este, en- Olias, en- Ia carre-
terra de Toledo, las tropas lea
les sostienen todas sus posicio-
mes. En- la capital ell consejo de
ministries Sc ha reunido para es-
tudiar medidas de policfa que Sc
aplicaran en- ell interior de Ma
drid.
Jose Fernandez, comunista,
ministro de education, declare
que ell gobierno habia estudiado
la situaci6n y la encontraba bas
tante favorable.
Oficialmente Sc inform6 de
la incautaci6n de tierras en- Va
lencia, Badajoz, Murcia, Jaen y
Castell6n.
Ell presidente Don Manuel A
La gaceta., 1936-10-08

Los sociOs pGgardn solo rs cts.
En- ell baile-C Cabaret que ell dia
10 de octubre celebrara ell Cfrcu
10 Cubano, a los socios la entra-
da les costara Is centavos.
Para los transeuntes Sc han
fijado los precios de so centa-
vos los hombres y rs las damas
y damitas.
Hasta la noche de la fiesta
no Sc pondran a la venta los BIZ
lletes para los que no son socios.
Ell comite de cantina coopera-
ra al exito de la fiesta con un
complete surtido de dulces, he
Iados, sandwiches, refrescos y
licores.
Todo 10 que Sc recaude pasa-
"a a engrosar los fondos de la
Secci6n de Beneficencia, la Sec
ci6n que atiende a los enfermos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
LOS CUADROS DEL E
ILEVADOS AL N DE
p

Madrid, oct. 8.-Desde Hes
cas- fueron trasladados aver a
las b6vedas del Banco de Espa-
ma cinco cuadros del Greco, los
cinco valuados en- muchos milo
mes de pesos. Sc cambiaron los
cuadros bajo la direction del ar
tista hdngaro Thomas Malon-
yay y Sc nombran La virgen de
la Carload, San I~ldefonso, la Co
ronaci6n de la Virgen, la Anun-
ciaci6n y ell Nacimiento
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
NOTAS SOCIAIE
JOSE Glamour

Jose Chamoan
VQlvi6 aver a su oficina en- Ell
teatro Casino, ell administrator
ST.. Jose Glamour, de regreso
de un viaje de dos semanas a
Hot Springs. a
Regresa satisfecho de sus va
caciones y listo para continuar
la organization de la Verbena
del Tabaco.
Para ell viernes convocara a
junta a los miembros del Conf
te executive de la Verbena.
Mucho nos alegra yer de nue.
Vo por AGA al estimado amigo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
LA cAMARA APRoBO UNA
MOCION CONTRA LOS ME-
TODOS DE LA POLICIA DE
PEDRAZA Y BATISTA

Habana. Octubre Sci re.
resentante Jose Grau Aguero.
nacionalista de la provineia de
la Habana, fae puesto en- liber
tad a las cinco de la manana
de aver despues de haber pa
sado desde ell shade por la no
he en- la carce', en- relaci6n
con I'm alegaIo complot revolu
clOnario descUbierto por las au
tor;dades.
Tienese entendido que ell co
ronel Pedraza Sc negaba a po-
nre en- libertad al congresista,
'pero Sc vic Obligado a hacerlo
despues de tenerlo encerrado
durante mas de 80 horas.
La camara de representa- :
ties prob6 una moci6n pidien-
do al p~residente de la Rep1bli
ca investigase ell arresto y mai
trato a que fue sometido Ague
20 y ell castigo de los RESPONSE
bles del atropello. La moci6n
que protesta de los metodos re
presivos de la policfa Y la vior
laci6n de los derechos del ciu-
dadano, Sc mand6 al Senado
con una petici6n de que act6e
enseguida.
En- session especial la C&mara
aprob6 otra MEDIA en- favor de
mandar una protesta al Tribu-
nal Supreme contra 10 deten-
ci6n del representante, alegan-
do que es contraria al espiritu y
letra de la Constitution. Bajo la
constitution los miembros del
congreso son inmunes al ares
to 81 ante sno Sc concede por la
camara un ~suplicatorio de los
tribunales.
Los amigos del DIR. Grau A.
guero dicen haber visto las heri-
das que lie fuerOn producidas en-
la estaci6n de pOlicia.
La policia registraba hoy 8
todas las personals que entraban
en- Ia secretaria de gobernaci6n,
prohibiendo ell estacionamiento
de AUTOMOBILES en- Ia vecindad Y
hacienda qeu los peatones Sc a.
lejaran del edificio. No Sc quiso
dar una explicaci6n sobre los
motives de esta medida.
Contin6an los registros en-
busca de armas y municiones.
Siguen encarcelados los j6ve-
mes revolucionarios Rene More
no, Nicanor Menendez ' otros,
La gaceta., 1936-10-08
Ell CLIPPER Sc DIRIGE AL
OESIE

San Francisco, oct. Sci
China Clipper sali6 hoy en- ca-
nino de Honolulu, de donde Sc
guira a pUntos intermedios v
Manila como etapa final. La pri
mera jornada, desde Alameda
a Honolulu, es de 2,40O millas.
Las condolences atmosferi-
cas-, segdn Ell captain Rahlstrom
son tan favorables como Sc ha-
bia calculado.
DezGa Honolulu ell aeroplano
volara hasta la isla Midway, des
puss a Wake, Guam y finalmen-
tie a las Filipinas. Entire los pa
sajeros figuran varios perio-
distas.