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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07
THE MARYLAND BIBLE
SOCIETY'S CORNER
'The Word OF Our God Shall
Stand Forever"
Saul Seeks Vengeance Upon The
Priests

A great company of the distressed,
the debtors, the disconnected Joined
David in the cave of Adullam, the en-
tire concourse numbering about four
hundred men.
David became anxious for the safety
of his father and his mother, and
sought sanctuary for them under the
protection of the King of Moab until
his own future could be established.
Provision thus having been made for
his parents, he began to consider plans
for his own safety. The prophet Cad
came to him at this juncture and
warned him to leave the cave and move
into the land of Judah. Accordingly he
came into the forest of Hareth.
SauPs anger against David burned
the more fiercely, because he suspected
his servants of secret loyalty to the
Bethlehemite. He scored them roundly
for concealing from him the covenant
between David and Jonathan, even &C
cusing them of conspiring with David
against the Kings life.
1t was then that Doeg, the Edomite,
seeking to curry favor with Saul, took
occasion to report what he had seen at
Mob when David received the shew-
bread and the sword of Goliath from
the priest, Abimelech. He also accused
Abimelech of praying for David.
Saul Immediately summoned Abime-
lech and the other priests from Mob
and accused them of conspiracy against
him, and of giving aid and comfort to
the enemy, as well as arms.
Abimclech was amazed and replied:
"Who is so faithful among all of the
servants as David, who is the kings
son-in-law, and goeth at thy bidding,
and is honorable in thine house?"
He further protested his ignorance
of all political schemes and plots and
his innocense of any intentional shar-
ing in them, if such really existed.
Unmoved by Abimelech's protesta-
tions of innocence, the king ordered his
guard, who stood about him, to turn
and STAY the prieses of the Lord, with
out further trial, simply because he be-
lieved them guilty, but the servants
of the king would not put forth their
hands to Stay the priests.
The king then turned to the wretched
Doeg, the miserable informer, and or
dered him to STAY the priests. Doeg had
no scruples. He drew his sword and
slew in cold blood eighty-fve defense
less priests of the Lord, clothed in the
linen ephod, the badge of their holy
office, whose only crime was kindness
to one whom they sincerely believed
to be on special secret mission for
the king, and whom they knew to be
a member of his household.
Not content with this slaughter,
Doeg destroyed the city of Mob and
all of its inhabitants, men and wo-
men, children and sucklings, and oxen,
and asses, and sheep. Utter desolation
was left by this grim destroyer, who
thus sought preferment at the hand
of Saul. Unhappily this was not the
last time that murder and repine
were to be employed by the conscience
less and ambitious as a means of
advancement in the eyes of royalty.
Abiathar alone of all the sons and
associates of Abimelech escaped and
fled to David, to whom he made
known the tragedy at Mob.
David was filled with grief, because
he recognized that Doeg's presence
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07
Gods Mercy

o God, the whole world is as a
drop of morning dew. But Thou hast
mercy upon all For Thou low
est all things that are, and abhor-
est nothing that Thou hast made
But Thou sparest all, for they
are Thine, o Lord, Thou lover of
souls.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mildred Barton, Home
Demonstration Agent, Oakland
The School Lunch

ONAOOA
Children more than adults need
nourishing food every meal. For chill
dren, food must provide not only for
the daily upkeep of the body but more
particularly for the demands of growth
and of almost ceaseless activity.
"Start the day right with good
breakfast" is one important rule for
children. To provide a nourishing mid
day meal is just as important. A hot
one if possible. Because this is so i'm
portant some schools provide milk for
the children at noon and others pro-
vide a complete hot lunch.
For those children who do not have
access to hot lunch at noon all the
more care should be taken in planning
and preparing the packed lunch. Better
balanced and more economical lunches
can be packed if they are planned at
least a week in advance.
Some suggestions for school lunches
are
1. Every child, especially during
cold weather, should be able to have
at least one-half pint of milk at lunch
time. This can easily be carried to
school in a half-pint jar or bottle.
2. With one nutritious hot dish as
the basis of the school lunch, bread
and-butter or lettuce or some other
chopped vegetable sandwiches are suf-
ficiently nourishing. When only milk is
taken more substantial filings should
be used, for example:
Cottage cheese sailed and mixed
with any of the following: Chow chow,
chill sauce, chopped dill pickle, green
pepper, celery, parsley, onion or other
salad vegetable, chopped nuts; peanut
butter or ground shelled roasted pea
nuts moistened with cream or milk on
whole wheat bread.
Baked beans on brown bread, the
beans moistened with chill sauce or
catsup and mashed to smooth paste.
Sliced or chopped hard-boiled egg
and salad dressing. Thin slices of
crisp broiled bacon may be added.
Dried beef "frizzled" in butter, let
tuce, cress or chopped parsley.
Chopped cooked beef, chopped pickle,
salad dressing, lettuce.
Broiled bacon, chopped raw mild
onion, salad dressing.
Sliced boiled tongue, a very little
horseradish.
Flaked salmon, chopped cabbage or
celery, little pickle, salad dressing.
8. Raw fruits in season are al
ways appreciated by the child and
are not expensive. These raw fruits
supplement the vitamin content of
, cooked foods by supplying vitamins
B and C, which may be lost in cooking.
This fruit may serve as dessert for
the child, or some sweet cookies, cake
or candy may be carried, but in small
quantities.
H. d. A. Schedule
Thursday, January ID, Mountain
Lake-Loch Lynn Homemakers Club,
200 p. M, at the Aid Hall.
Friday, Jan. Is, Kempton, Jr., All
Club, 400 p. m. at the school house.
Junior Extension meeting, 1880 p. NJ,
at Murphy's Hall, Friendsville.
Saturday, Jan. 16, Hoyes All Club,
200 p. NJ, at the home of Mrs. Victor
Frazee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07
SKIN TESTING PRACTICED
BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Three Kinds are Commonly Used
In Maryland Schools

There are three kinds of skin tests
commonly used by the Health Depart
ment. The Schick Test for diptheria
immunity, the Dick Test for scarlet
fever immunity and the Tuberculin
Test for the presence of tuberculo-
sis.
The Schick Test was invented bv
DR.. Bella Schick, of New York, and
years of experience have shown that
person with a negative Schick test
will not take diptheria even if it is
present in the family.
The Dick Test was invented by Doc
tors George Dick and Gladys Dick, now
working in Chicago, and shows the
same thing about scarlet fever. Exper-
fence with this test in institutions
has shown that during an epidemic
of scarlet fever the chances of catch
ing the disease are only two per
thousand in persons with negative
Dick Test.
In Garrett county we started the
year 1886 with 1854 school children
shone immune to scarlet fever by the
Dick Test. This was little more than
one-quarter of the school children in
the county. Numerous cases of scarlet
fever have occurred scattered through
out the county, and not one has &C.
Cured in one of these Dick Test neg
alive children.
The third test which is commonly
used by the Health Department is the
Tuberculin Test. This differs from the
others, as it is not test for immunity,
but a test for the presence of the
germs of tuberculosis in the body. The
test is similar to that which has been
used all over the United States for
tuberculosis in cattle. Many thousand
cattle reacting to the test have been
shown that it is a very accurate test
for the presence of even very small
amount of tuberculosis in the body.
Many persons who react positively to
the Tuberculin Test have only trife
of tuberculosis in the body which is no
serious danger to them. Its great value
lies in the fact that it is easily applied
to large numbers Of children and those
who are negative need no further ex-
animation for the disease. Those who
are positive can then be given a very
careful examination including x-ray
of the lungs to see if the disease is in
any serious form.
Each Of the three tests described is
done by the injection between the lay
ers of the skin of one-tenth of a c.,
that is less than two drops of the test
ing solution. The solutions contain no
living germs but only very small, care
fully measured amounts of chemicals.
The pain is not as great as humble
bee sting and even the strongest pos
sible reaction is not more serious than
a bee sting and cannot cause any ill
ness.
The Health Department is going to
all the schools in the county to do
health examinations on the children
and will do any one or more of these
tests on children whose parents request
it.
E. C. PECK, Health Officer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07

at Mob on the day when Abimelech
had aided him, gave occasion for the
dreadful thing which had come to
pass. Abiathar was received and as
sured such protection as David's pitt
full little army could afford, and be-
came David's priest in exile.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07
""I IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
CUNDAyI
CcHOOLIeSSon
By REV. HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST,
Dean Of the Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
@Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for January 10
NEW LIFE IN CHRIST

I LESSON TEXT-John 3:1.17.
: GOLDEN TEXT-Verily, verify, I say
unto thee, Except a man be born again, he
cannot see the kingdom of God.-John 3:3
PRIMARY TOPIG-Jesus Answering a
Mans Question
JUNIOR TOPIC - the Most Important
Question.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
How the Christian Life Begins
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
New Life in Christ
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07
Doing Well

He doeth much that doth thing
well. He doeth well that rather
serveth the commonwealth, than his
own will.-Thomas Kempis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07

Fluffy" Archibaldson's latest ad-
dition to his family, is seemingly re-
covering from an Hines that threat
ened at one time to be running fits.
DR.. Betty Futz, specialist, is said to
be responsible for the recovery. 81
can take the blame" Futz is quoted as
saying.
AS Walter Winchell would announce,
otis twin girls" at a Second street
household. AS far as can be learned,
the mother goes by the name of "That
burned ole dog" The owners are re-
covering.
FOR SALE-One air rifle; doesn't
shoot straight but in good condition
otherwise. Owner must be careful not
to get thumb caught when pulling the
trigger. Or will trade for one guaran-
teed to shoot where one plans to aim.
Apply Second street.
OOII course is Nee0e0
It is probable that Oakland will
have a golf course. This is more than a
mere addition to the recreational facil-
tiles of this area. 1t is a necessity.
Oakland's one big asset to those
seeking recreation is it's climate.
That alone will bring people here.
But it won't hold them long unless
there are other advantages to go with
it. We have the temperature, the
mountains, Deep Creek Lake with it's
boating and swimming and beautiful
scenery. What is needed is recreational
facilities, such as a golf course would
give.
1t has long been our contention that
a golf course would boost the number
of summer visitors here and at Noun
tain Lake Park, as we'll as those who
would possibly frequent the Lake
side. Now we possibly will have a
chance to get golf course at slight
expense. Such an opportunity should
not be overlooked. There are several
people keenly interested. There should
and surely will be more. One doesn't
have to be a golfer to be interested.
It should interest every citizen who is
interested in Oakland.
x*A
Music lovers are going to miss Mr..
and Mrs. Holden, who left early this
week for Dallas, Texas. It is possible
they may return after six months,
but such move is uncertain.
During their stay in the community
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden endeavored to
place music on the high plane where
it belongs and gave of their time and
talent so that Oakland could have in
teresting and inspiring musical pre-
sensations.
It is hoped that the musical interest
stirred up by their presence here may
continue indefinitely.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-01-07

There was hardly a one that didn't
have some special kind of food men,
toned. And who doesn't have some
such specially?
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
LA DEMENcIA DEL CIUDAa
DANG CoNSTANTE cAMPOs

Sc encuentra recluido ST
una zelda de la carcel del cor
dado, esperanto ser enviadd
al Hospital del Estado, Ell SA,
Constante Campo, persona
muy conocida en- esta ciudad.
La guerra de Espana, ceDD
todos sus horores, perturbo la
merte del sr. Campos y hubo
nece-idad de recluirlo. y
Aver, q un amigo cue lie vi
siio lie diio: Ne acabo de sacar
81, 100000 err Ia Loteria de Gu
ba, con elparner rs Y los voy
degastar smeroolanos Y sub
mari2asAB anire los bereos en-
PH saldremos : ataear
a los facciosos del general
Franco.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
Con ell Carnaval
Latino Americana A

Con Ell CdrnaGdl
Latino Americana A
Pocas horas faltA para la
gran fiesta que con ell nombre
del CARNIVAL
Sc celebra todos los amos en- ell
edificio del Centre Espanol de
West Tampa
Lindas muchachas, merece :
doras todas de un trono, Sc dis
putaran ell tftulo de Miss Latin
American.
Dificil election entire tantas
j6venes bonitas.
Leon Cain, Delgado y los de
mas senores que tienen a su car
GO la organization de la graz
fiesta, dan los 1ltimos pasos pa
ra asegurar ell exieo. Superara
al del pasado ano. Mu.has per-
sonas han separado mesas.
La Tropical, ell ap!audido con
.junto de mdsica espanola Y Gu
bana, tendra a su cargo el pro
grama baiiable. Para las pleas
americanas. don Francisco"
Qredan pocas me8as.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
UN EDITORIAL DE
"NOUVEL ACE"
lPAsAREfoS

Tai es ell tftulo de un edito-
rial aparecido en- "Norwel Age"
qre traducimos e insertamos:
la comida del lunes en- 81
"Derecho a la Vida" nos ha
traido certezas de victoria para
ell movimiento de liberation en-
toda Europa.
MAS de trescientas personals
han recibido de varios grandes
camaradas que participant direc
tamente a la Inauguration de la
victoria en- Bspana, las infor :
maciones que demuestran como
la victoria sc fila en- el campo
antifascista.
Hos que han podido recibir
de otros camaradas ciertas in
formaciones precisas sobre ell
fascismo International v que
pueden hacerlas objeto de una
communication general, saben
que la situaci6n europea que sc
ha creado desde hace diez amos
esta a punto de cambiarse.
icon una condici6n: que
Francia tenga la audacia de to-
mar las iniciativas necesarias.
"Una falta terrible ha sido &C
metida en- Julio y en- Agosto: e
bloqueo que ha estado a puntt
de ser causa de un desastre er
Espana. Ell desastre ha sido evi,
tado. La victoria esta pr6xima
Pero el riesgo de I'm nuevo de
sastre sc reproduciria 81 Fran
cia mantuviese su prohibition
de concrete libre Icon la Espant
gUbernamental.
Use arriesga la guerra eu.
roea? Sc puede responder sir
titubear: Hoy no. En- case d.
victoria de Franco: ST.
"Estamos precisamente en- g
momento en- que una decision
energica Y audaz de Francis
puede hacer retroceder la que
IRA, no solamente en- Espana 81.
no en- toda Europa.
"Estamos en- ell momento. de.
cha uno de nuestros camaradas,
en- que la palabra de orden no
ha de ser, no pasaran! sine pa
saremos!
"A tondici6n de cue ~nosotros
ataquemos al fascismo por com
pleto nediante la acci6n revo-
lucionaria, llevando en- la men
Re la imagen precisa de la socie
dad libre,"
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
DENEGADO Ell INFERNO
TO A LOS DUENoS DE LAS
G~ASOLINERAS

Ell juez Sander, de la corte
del eircuito, deneg6 aver I'm in
'terdicto que los propietarios de
gasolineras pidieran contra un
nuevo impuesto municipal a la
g'asolina.
Estableci6 La reclamation la
compaffa McKinnon Specialf-
zed Service. Inc, de la cual es
presidente ell Sr. ". w. MeKin-
non, haciendose eco del sentir
de los duefos de estaciones.
A los abogados de McKinnon
Sc les concedi6 un pla2o de 20
dfas para redactar I'm escrito
sustentando sus puntos de WIS.,
TIA.
Bajo la nueva ordenanza las
"gasolineras" deberan pagan un
centavo por gallon, cdbrandolo
a su vez al pGblico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
SIGUE MFJORANDO Ell Nj
N0maGAc-SwO HERMAN
DEM

Contin1a meiorando. en- ell
sanatorio del Centre ESpanol,
ell nino Casimirito Hernandez,
hijo de nuestro guerido amig5
Lorenzo Hernandez, juez de
pa9 de Ybor City.
Aver trvo I'm POGO de fiebre;
pero ell medico que lie asiste tie
ne confianza en- cue muy pronto
Ell nino volvera a sus entreteni-
mientos.
Muchas personas Sc han inte-
resado va por ell enfermito, lla-
mando por ~telefono al sanato-
rio.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
Ayademos

Ayndemos
Siempre d~ispuestos a ayudar
al caido. Hoy traemos a nues :
tras columnas I'M case que de-
be darsele cooperation.
Nos refer;mos al joven Elido
Gomez, Presidente del Club Pa
ramount, un joven fino, inteli-
genie, graduado del Colegio de
Hillsborough High con notas de
sobresaliente y diploma de no.
nor. Habla cuatro idiomas, que
domino p~erfectamente. Hoy,
quizas motivado por exceso de
estudio, Sc encuentra padecien-
do de enajenaci6n mental. Los
medicos que lie asisten aconse-
jan ell mas pronto traslado al
Hospital de Dementes del Esta-
do. Ell traslado de estos enfer-
mos Sc hace por cuenta del con-
dado, pero pocas wees al ano
viene I'm omnibus a buscarlos v
Elido requiere ser llevado 10
mas pronto possible.
A este efecto Sc lie hara una
colecta en- las fabricas y entire
amigos, habida cuenta que su
pcbre madre, que hoy sufre Ia
desgracia que ha caido sobre 81
hijo, es viuda y con cuatro hi.
jos sin trabajo.
Ante este cuadro doloroso J
ante la pena tambien de que Sc
pierda un hijo bueno, un j6ver
inteligente Y amigo servicial, d.
bemos hacer TODD 10 humana
mente possible para salvarlo de.
precipicio en- que ha caido.
Contribuyamos "a sufraga1
los gastos de ropa Y traslado
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
VELADA PARA COMMENCE
RAR Ell DEL
APOSTOL JOSE MARTI

Ell Cfrculo Ctlbano celebrara
Una velada eel dia % de enero, a.
niversario del nacimiento del a.
p6stol Jose Martf.
Prepare ell programa, con ex-
traordinario cuidado, una conf
sion nombrada por la junta di,
rectiva.
Nuestre director, Sir. VicEo-
riane Manteiga que ha sido in
vitado a hablar, apecia la corte-
STA de la poderosa sociedad Gu
bana.
Oportunamente daremos a
conocer ell programa, tan prom
to nos 10 envfe ell Sr. Jose Ma
nuel Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
ROPA PARA LOS NINOS DE
ESPANA

Hacemos la Ultima llamada a
las familias latinas en- pro de RI
pa para los ninos de ESpafa.
Mas de 5000 libras Sc han
mandado va Y queda una peque-
ma carga en- ell Centre Obrero,
la que sc desea. completar con
nuevos 3~onativos.
Hagan ell 1ltimo esfuerzo las
personals bondadosas, que la
causa de Espafla es la causa de
la humanidad.
La Logia Caballeros Leales
de America dara ell domingo
ma function, en- ell teatro del
Centre Asturiano, a beneficio
de los ninos de Espana.
Por un billete de entrada la
Logia page 500.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
CORTE DEL CIRCUITO

Willie Robert, un hombre de
la raza negra, neg6 aver en- pre-
sencia del juez Sander, en- la
corte del circuito, haber asesi-
nado a su madre.
Ell juez senal6 para ell dfa 2
de febrero ell juicio oral Y pd-
blieo.
Robert Parranrpre, negro, Sc
"a juzgado por ell asesinato de
un hombre de SUI raza.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21

medic de un gobierno de lfneas
fasciStas.
La impression prevalece en- los
cfrculos oficiales que en- ell asun
ito espanol los intereses ingleses
y portuguese Sc mantisfen en-
ammonia. Creese uesInflaterra,
aunque lucha pr evitar que ell
frego Sc eNieida, ne desea yer
a Espaha bajo la tutela de Ru-
STA y todavia desea menos Yer
sovietizada a 81 aliada Portu-
gal, sovietizada, ssdicalizada G
anarquizadas.
Lo cue ms teme Portugal es
ser arrastrada ha6a Ell desor +.
den que ahora exide en- Espa-
ia. Esta ansia es dgravada por
ell problema religiNSo.
Salazar es un cat6lico erdeen-
e v por 10 tanto partidario de
Ia iictadrra benevolente.
Los portugueses que regre :
San de Espana informan no Ia
.aalidad sino 10 que ellos Green
Ahbra quiza es oportuno q
momsato paxeque ell comite dc
no-interven,i6 ion brsque una fol-
mula que fesulte APPLICABLE er
Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
Con- el concierto

Con ell concerto
Manana tendra lugar en- la
sala del Centre Espanol ell reci-
tai del eminente violinista Sr.
Andres Dalmau, que una vez
mas ihara gala de sus faculta-
DIES.
I'm programa de exquisite md-
sica, en- el que figuran los auto
res mas celebres de la epoca.
FL Sr. Dalmau lograra un re
sonante triunfo en- su segundc
concerto.
Horas de arte en- ell preciosc
patio espanol'' del Centre.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
DOS AMIGOS


Dos buenos amigos de esta
casa, Aurelio Prado v Ramonir
Rodriguez, se encuentran en-.
fermos.
Prado lleva va tres semanas
enfermo y esta en- Was de resta-
b~lecimiento.
Ramonin Sc encuentra reclui
do en- su domicilio, padeciendc
de la grippe.
Para los dos, que son sinceros
amigos de nuestro director, an
helamos la salud que ahora les
falta.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
$25,000 POR LA
MUERTE DE SU MUJER

A la lcorte del circuito Sc pre-
sent6 aver un escrito poT medic
del eual Walter E. Sohofield re
|clama $4,000 a la compania
Central Truck Lines por la
muerte de su esposa en- I'm ac-
eidente ocUrrido EN- ell Bay to
Bay Boulevard.
Representa- al demandanHe Ell
conocido abogado Charles L.
Campbell.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
Una Boda

Una Boda
FL prtximo sabado unirar
SIS deStinos la Srta. pesideria
.Carranza y Ell joven Tony Fuen-
es.
La boda tendra lugar en- la
Dacima avenida ndmero 1921,
domicilio de los esposos Blanca
" Juana Puerta, padres de la
novia, y llevara la representa-
ion civil Ell conocido Notario
Sr. Candida Perez.
Firmaran como testigos Juan
Valdes y Palmiro Espolita.
Nos anticipamos en- felicitar
a la enamorada pareja,
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
ABSUELTO Ell EXPOLICIA
SWITZER

E. w. Switzer, expolicia de
.esta ciudad, fue absuelto aver
en- Clearwater de la grave acu-
sacion de secUestrar " cas.rar
al joven abogado Robert M. Car
CELL, de st. Petersburg. Dur6 la
deliberaci6n del jurado AZ mi
nutos.
Cargell fue ell dnico testigo
lei estado Y reconcile a Switzer
como uno de sus agresores.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
Mujeres pobremente alimenta.
das. - Elias no pueden resistir

iEsta listed teniendo la propia
nutricion por medic de sus alimen-
tos. Y duerme tranquilamente?
I'm cuerpo pobremente alimen-
tado no puede m%antenerse Y resis-
tir. Y viene $ sentimiento de can
sancio, de fatiga nerviosa, que us
ted no puede descuidar.
Cardui para la falta de apetito,
pobre digestion Y fatiga nerviosa,
ha sido recomendada por las ma
dres a las hijas-de mujer a mujer
-urante mas de 80 amos.
Pruebela. Miles de mnjeres tes-
tifican que Cardui las ha ayudado.
Por supuesto, 81 no le beneficial,
consulta a un m6dico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
Mqtinee bailable

Matinee bGilable
No faltara ell tpr6ximo domin
sgo Ell bale Ell la sala del Centre
Npanol.
Como de costumbre, alegres mu
Aalhas y j6yenes Sc reuniran
ALI.
My esperado ell domingo por
FSs parejas que frecsen5an la
ELLA sala. don Francisco vol
era a la tribuna de 10 orques-
ia. y
La gaceta., 1937-01-21
A LA SECCION DE DAMAS
DE LOS CABALLEROS.
LEALES

Para manana por la noche Sc
cita a la Secci6n de Damas de
los Caballeros Leales.
La reunion fiene por motive
Ell escoger los trajes que las da-
mas han de lucir en- la Verbena
del Taibaco.
Suplfcase la asistencia de to-
das.