davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Annual Style
Show This Evening

The annual Style Show, spon-
sored by the Libby Junior Women's
club, will take place this evening at
the Moose hall. Entertainment and
modelling of new spring clothing
will begin sharply at o'clock. Mrs.
Dexter Shaurette, who is chairman
of the show, stated that the enter
tainment and display of clothing
will last until 10 o'clock after which
there will be dancing. Don Olson
and his Youngsters will furnish the
music
Richard & Miller will model mems
clothing, Penney's will feature wom-
ems clothing and Mrs. Timothy Mil
Ter will show new styles in spring
millinery.
The entertainment will consist Of
a dance by the Floradora Girls I'M
der the direction of Mrs. William
Erickson, quartette consisting of
Misses Eleanor Williams, Ruth
Loucks, Cecilia Liebe and Esther
Denman. Miss Loucks will also
sing several vocal solos. Mrs Ora
ham Caldwell will entertain with two
selections on the accordian and Bob
by Bigelow will play his violin dur
ing the show. Other entertainment
is being arranged at this time.
Hair dresses of the models have
been donated by the Fashion Beau
ty Salon and the Eleanor Beauty
Parlor.
Mrs. Shaurette said that aprons
will be on sale after the show as
will pie and coffee. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Annual Easter Ball Is
Scheduled For April 10

Plans are being forwarded at a
rapid pace for the Libby Volunteer
Fire Departments annual Easter
Ball This year two halls will be
In use At the Masonic hall those
who favor the old timers method of
swinging it will hold forth to the
music of Snoose Brown and his old
timers. The modern jitterbugs will
do their stuff at the Moose hall
where Harry Walden's band from
Boomers Ferry will WOW them. The
date is April 10.
Tickets are being now sold. Ev
eryone is urged to buy ticket be-
cause the money will be going 10
mighty worthy cause The De-
partment pays the members no reg
ular wages. The only compensa-
ton they receive is in the form of
new pair of trousers or hat If
that wearing apparel is burned or
ruined III line of duty fighting fire.
The money raised at the Easter Ball
each year is used to buy new equip
ment. TX
It is well known fact that Libby
enjoys the lowest premium rate on
fire insurance in the state for a town
with volunteer fire department.
This speaks for itself and needs no
explanation except the fact that
Libby fire fighters are recognized
as being good by others as well as
by the citizens of this locality.
The FIremen promise those that
attend their dance an excellent time
and extend an invitation to all 10
be present.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Pioneer Passes.
10l Years Old

Charles Jehnthan Du BHraa. BET
ter known to Libby residents as Dad
Brown passed away at his home in
west Libby March "a Mr.. Du Buron
was born in or near Columbus,
Ohio, September 10, 1887. This
year would have been the l02nd
year of life for him. He received
his elementary schooling in that
city and later completed that school
ing with college training
He was \ soldier in the Civil war
and in 1865 came west settling in
Texas where for 35 years he lived
sthe life of wandering nonad
travelling the then undeveloped
frontiers of the entire western part
of this continent, ranging from Can
ada on down into old Mexico.
About 40 years ago he came TO
and later homestaaded a
few miles down the Kootenai river
on tract of land which in recent
years has been Familiarity known as
the Swift Hunter ranch.
He held in high regard the word
Friendship He believed that one
gets out of this life just what is put
into it. That a person was reward
ed for his good deeds, and punished
for his evil ones here and now
Dads constant companion dur.
ing the past seven years was Spot.
his faithful dog. Due to par
alytic stroke some time ago he has
been unable to get down town or
move far from his home.
Whether or not he took seriously
the story of Sampson of old whose
strength lay in his Nazarite vow to
never allow his locks to be shorn
or his face shaven, we may never
know, but at any rate he always
attributed his good health and long
life to the fact that his beard, of
which he was very proud, had new
er been cut.
No known relatives survive the
deceased, Mr. Brown being the
youngest of family of four.
Funeral services were held at the
Gompf Funeral Home Sunday after
noon at 2:30 with Rev. II. w Woods
Pallbearers were: J. D..
Hargreaves, w E. Dexter, Pete
Hughes, A. l.. Morris, Charles Jo-
hanson and Donald Hargreaves.
And SO we come to the end of
the earthly career of this soldier,
trapper, Texas ranger, plainsnan
and citizen of our commonwealth
whose years span more than CEN
fury, and whose deeds have been
written into the record he has now
gone to meet"
Neutrality-suspicious. are from Eu-
logy written and presented by Rev.
III. w. Woods.)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Will Consider Experts
Symphony For Montana Day

In respect to having Carl Ep-
pert's Symphony No. broadcast
on Montana Day from the New York
Worlds Fair, Senator B. K Wheel
err, who has become interested in
the matter, writes this paper in
part, as follows.
Il have just received a letter
from Gretl Urban, executive as .
sistant to the Director of Music,
New York Worlds Fair, advising
that their programs of American
music are not as yet definitely de-
cided, but that they will be very
glad to keep Carl Experts Sym
phony No. 4 in mind when such
programs are made up.
Senator Wheeler says he also
wrote Mr. Creel of the San Fran
cisco fair
This symphony was composed in
the mountains near Libby last
summer
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
New Helphrey Truck In Service.

Monday marked the first day of
active service for the new Inter
national truck operated by the Hell
phrey Motor Freight. The new truck
will continue the regular run be-
tween Spokane and Libby and in
termediate points. The three ton
truck has an aluminium body which
is insulated The body was made by
the Thomas Co. in Seattle The
truck was driven from the. factory
by Ralph HetpfTey, owner OF the
line, last month.
The truck has IS speeds ahead
and three in reverse 1t has a dual
rear-end. The complete van weighs
2,200. pounds. Pete Sohns is the
driver and Gale Weidner' is local
agent.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Two MiniinQ
Companies To
Consolidate
Zonolite Stockholders to Vote
On Absorption of Universal
Insulation Company.
PROPOSE TO INCREASE
CAPITAL TO S1,2OO,OOO

A special meeting of the stock
holders of The Zonolite Company
will be held in Libby on May i.
1889, at o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose of passing on what is, tech.
nically, purchase of the Universal
Insulation Company by The Zono-
lite Company. The transaction. if
approved by the stockholders. will
actually result IN a working agree
meHt for the consolidation Of the
two companies now operating at
Libby.
The chief proposals to be approved
or disapproved by the stockholders
at the special meeting will be as
follows.
To change the name of the com
pany to Universal Zonolite Insula-
ton Company
10 increase the number of d.
reetors to eleven.
To increase the capital stock of
the company to 100000 shares of
par value of one dollar.
To approve or disapprove of an
agreement in writing executed by
the directors of The Zonolite Com
fe0At1 u.s. e1AiA6 w PAi LIE
lngs of the Universal Insulation
Company. The agreement provides
for the purchase of the entire plant
Of the Universal Insulation Company
at Libby, including its mine and all
its claims, its mill, power plant and
all other property. Also included is
lease on building in Chicago. and
also number of patents for the
treating and processing of vermicu-
lite. All the property, rights and
credits of the vendor corporation
are to be purchased except two pat
ents, one relative to "Lamisilite.
and the other one to .Silverflake.
Also excluded from the sale are
mining claims and equipment owned
by the Universal Insulation Com
pany at Pony. Montana, and also
equipment for the treatment OF
"Silverflake' at Libby and at Chi
cago.
Further material provisions of the
agreement provide that:
Present Indebtedness of The Zon-
olite Company of approximately
$4,000 shall be paid by sale of
stock at not less than sl00 per
share.
The sum of $4,000 shall be pro
vlded for working capital by the
sale of Zonolite Company stock;
that the Universal Insulation Com
pany shall provide Sl7,5OO of such
sum and the Zonolite Company
S32.500 Of such sum, less credit of
So, 500 for expanding unit when paid
Due to the increase in number of
directors. there will be need for
appointment of four new directors
and an additional two because of
designations. Those to be SO APP
pointed, to serve for the unexpired
term and until the election and &C
ceptance of their duly qualified sue
cessors shall be.
Philip ID. Armour, Lester Armour,
A. I. Kearney, John Fl. Bishop, j.
N, Camden and Charles T. Fisher.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Maternal Death Rate
Is Lowest in History

According to records of the state
board of health. Montanais mater
nal and infant death rates in 1898
were the lowest in the states his
tory The states general death rate
for the year was the lowest
since 1888. while the birth rate was
the highest since 1923.
The board of health recorded
1868 deaths last year and 6.123
in 1887 Maternal deaths last year
totaled 80, while infant deaths num-
bered 479. tuberculosis claimed
238 lives last year and 235 the preVi-
Gus year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
All City Officials
To Be Elected April

City election will be held next
Monday April Z. with tie polls
open from to clock. The fol
lowing have filed for election
For Mayor-Clay Parker.
For Police Magistrate Elmer
SWitzer. Sr
For Treasurer-C. r. Young.
For Aldermen. First Ward =
James Harris, Jr., John FINLAND.
For Aldermen. Second Ward
Lionel Shaurette. Lloyd Burpee.
For Aldermen. Third Ward-C.
w Gildea, Don Orr
All the above are present incum-
bents and seek reelection upon the
urging of citizens
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Three Candidates
Seek Mayors Office

TROY, March 28.-Tickets for the
municipal election to be held April 3
will carry the names of three can
didates who seek to be mayor. They
are Clifford Clay, present incum-
bent, Roscoe Garrison and George
Noble Other candidates are:
For Police Judged L. Jackson.
For Aldermen. First Ward-Har-
ry Anderson, Ed c. Johnson.
For Aldermen, Second Ward
Percy Goodwin. r. (. Clay.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Ed Brandt Joins
Hollywood Outfit

Ed Lefty Brandt. recently
leased from the Pittsburg Pirates, is
reported by the Associated Press 10
have signed up with Hollywood of
the Coast league. He also had an
offer from the Spokane Indians but
had signed the Hollywood contract
when the other offer arrived.
Lefty well known in this local
ity, saw service with the Boston
Braves, the Brooklyn Dodgers and
the Pittsburg Pirates in the National
league.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Spelling Beee Will
Be Held Saturday

Plans for the community spelling
bee are nearing completion. APP
proximately 40 business houses and
organizations have already entered
spoilers and few more are ex-
pected A list of the firms who have
entered contestants will be pub
lished in the paper next week.
The program will start prompt
ly at o'clock Saturday evening at
the Moose hall There will be a
short entertainment after which the
main business of the evening will
get under way An admission fee
of ten cents will be charged Those
in charge of the program are ex-
pecting a large crowd 10 find out
who the champion speIler of this
district will be. Elmer SWitzer,
chairman of the agricultural COM
mittee of the Commercial Club, ex-
presses the hope that many people
will turn out to make this one of the
greatest successes of the season.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Dynamite Caps Found.

During the week Charley Allen
has picked up four or five dyna-
mite caps on the athletic field and
a few were also found in the gut
ter on Mineral avenue. These prob
ably came from those scattered by
young boys last winter. Because
of the great danger from these caps.
Allen requests the boys who had
them last winter to report to him
wherever they may have distributed
them.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
DeMoIays to Attend ConcIavc.

Tuesday, April 5, the local cIap-
ter of the Order Of DeMolay will
leave for Missoula to, attend the an
nual state conclave. The boys will
be entertained along with other
DeMolays from all parts of the
state to make the trip in cars fur
nished by the members. The Mis-
soula chapter expects very large
attendance and all possible quarters
are being reserved to accommodate
them.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Highway Boord To
Speed Up Lettings

D. A. McKinnon state highway
engineer, has announced that high
way contract lettings will be held
about one every two weeks until
the S3,000,000 made available by in
itiative Al has been put in actual
work on Montana's roads. 1t is ex-
pected the money will be allocated
for projects within the next two
and one-half months. he said.
Contracts awarded already this
month and others to be let late in
the month will bring to more Than
Sl,000,000 the total amount of road
work put under contract this year.
the engineer said.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Musical Review To
Climax Years Work

Friday night at 800 in the junior
high auditorium the High School
Music Club, under the direction of
Wayne Kemper, will present Mu-
steal Review, the climax of their
years work. A 33-piece band,
mixed chorus of go voices singing
negro spiritual, modern compost
tons, and special arrangements, the
Boys and Girls Glee Club, black
face skit, gorgeous gowns and scin-
tillating stage sets, will be features
of the musical entertainment
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30

A telegram from Senator
Wheeler brings the following
good news to farmers:
Washington, ID. c., March ~.
II am very pleased to inform
you that the White House has
just advised me of President
Roosevelt's approval of my bill
S.1098 which would permit
farmers without or with only
limited assets to take full ad-
vantage of federal crop insur-
ance. The Secretary of Agri-
culture is directed to advance
premiums to farmers for crop
insurance.
B. TX. WHEELER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
AUTO SALES ARE UP.

New car sales in Montana this
January were az per cent over the
mark for the same month last year,
according to Martin Trenne. secre-
tary of the Montana Motor Trades
association The secretary said the
increase should reflect gains in 9TH
er lines of business Montana's in
crease was considerably above those
in neighboring states. he said.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Mas0ns Initiate

The regular meeting of Libby
lodge A. F. & A. M, No. IS took
place Thursday evening. The third
degree was conferred on Thomas
Price and j. William Schneider.
Frank Stillman of Kalispeil was a
visitor and gave reading entitled
Masonic Vows. A lunch was
served after the meeting.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Promises To Be Quiet.

Only one candidate has filed for
school trustee of the Libby schools.
Glen Nolop is that candidate and
seeks reelection. Election will be
Saturday, April /, polls in the grade
school building and open from IL
o'clock noon to o'clock p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
TO SET HUNTING DATES.

The state fish and game commits
sion will meet in Helena April 20
to fix dates for big game hunting
seasons in the state, Warden James
Weaver has announced. Represent
atives Of sportsmen's organizations
throughout the state are expected
to attend the gathering to present
requests of their groups.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
Baseball Meeting

All persons interested in baseball
are asked to meet with the Libby
Baseball club Tuesday afternoon,
April 4, at Delzer's Barber Shop.
Plans will be formulated at that
time for the coming season.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30

Two reasons were given why Mike
Klotovich, backfieid ace, quit school
recently at st. Mary's, depriving
Coach Slip Madigan of one of his
best men. Mike said he needed the
money to support his parents. Uni
versity officials stated that he suf-
fered from academic apathy"
Here he is at work on a construction
job I'm San Francisco.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30

Marriage License.
March "a, Roy Payne and Edna
J. Wallace White, both of Troy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30

Hugo Anderson was business
visitor in Kalispell Wednesday.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
P0R HACER
MANIFESTACIONES AN
TISEMITICAS

New York, Nov. 28.-Por ha
Ger manifestations antisemiti-
cas- fueron declarado culpables
en- esta ciudad JAMES Sardelis,
de 20 amos, y Edward Burk, de
SO, este dltimo vecino del
Bronx.
Burke fue detenido ell pasado
II de agosto en- un mitin de los
Movilizadores Cristianos, en- el
Bronx, y fue s%entenciado a 30
dias en- la casa de trabajo por el
magistrate Abeles.
Sardelis fui declarado culpa-
BILE por ell magistrate Haddock,
con motive de un discourse que
pronunciara en- Columbus Cir
Gle. Sera sentenciado ell dia 30.
Los dos fueron amonestados
por los jueces, los cuales cali
ficaron su conducta de impro-
pia de ciudadanos americanos
que Iuchan por ell mantenimien-
to de la democracia en- este pals.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
Sc pedira el concurso de las
maestras y maeStros de las eS-
cuelaS de los barrios latinoS.
Compd6{d Merjcdnd

COmpdHid MertcdnG
en- Ell Casino
jose Glamour presentara el
sabado EN- ell teatro Casino, on
function de medianoche, la no.
table compania mexicana "Bea-
triz', procedente directamente
de Ciudad de Mexico.
Figuran en- la compania Bella
Areu, Amparito Cruz, Gloria
Yea, Juanita Puente, Tito Schi-
Her y ell formidable actor Jose
Tore, creador de tipos mexica-
nos.
Representaran estos notables
artistas la bellisima y graciosa
revista "Lindo Michoacan',
FL programa, en- total, 10 dare
mos a conocer en- uno de estos
dias.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
OPINA QUE LA CT
VILIZACION EUR0PEA
SERA SALVAD A

Londres, Nov. 28.-El EXPIRE
sidente de la Repdblica Checoes
lOvaea, Eduardo Benes, expres6
aqui la conviction de que la civi
4izaclon europea sera salvada
del presente caos.
M punto de vista para ell fu
turo no es pesimista. La guerra
teFminara con la caida de los
~dictadores alemanes y este da-
"a lugar a una serie de revolu-
clones politicas y sociales. La
mayoria de las naciones euro
peas sc opondran a TODD 10 que
seaperdida de llbertad personal,
el libre desarrollo de la persona
lidad y ell p~ensamiento".
En- el mismo acto en- que ha-
bio Benes, H. G. Wells, Ell cele-
bre escritor, dijo que ell expresi-
dente de Checoeslovaquia es u
no de los estadistas que ayudara
a reconstrir y reorganizar i
mundo.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
MORETTI Y YATES CANA
RON LAS CARRERAS DE
BICICLETAS DE 6 DIAS

New York, Nov. 28.-ROm-
piendo I'm empate en- la Ultima
bora del torneo, Cesar Moretti,
81 italiano incansable, Y Cecil
Yates, ell habil ciclista de Chica-
go, ganaron las carreras de BIZ
cicletas de seis dias, efectuadas
en- la Madison Square Garden.
La combination italo-americana
obtuvo I'm destacado triunfo so
bre los hermanos canadenses
Doug y Torchy Peden, que fina-
lizaron en- segundo lugar, a una
vuelta de los vencedores. Los
triunfadores fueron aclamados
por 10000 personals.
LIE corresponds ell tercer lu-
gar a la pareja Jules Audy, ell
favorito de Montreal, y Bobby
Thomas, exmiembro del equipo
olimpico, y vecino de Kenosha,
Wisconsin. Estes completaron
la jornada con dos vueltas por
detras de los victoriosos. Cinco
teams parecian empatados en- e.
cuarto lugar, pero en- los dlti :
mos momentos conquist6 el
triunfo la pareja Charley Berg
na-Archie Bollaert, con un total
de 668 puntos.
Doce teams comenZaron las
carreras, pero solo ocho termi-
naron.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
LOS NAILS ACUSAN A IN
GLATERRA DE HABER LIE
VADO A LOS POLACOS A LA
GUERRA

Berlin, Nov. 28.-La propa-
ganda del gobierno anunci6 a.
yer que Inglaterra desempeh6
IN papel de traidor, de dos ca
ras, obligando a Polonia a ir a
la guerra en- contra de Alema-
MIA. Tres dias antes de la inva-
sion, dicen los nazis, Inglaterra
oometi6 una Justification para
ganar TEMPO, p%rometiendo que
PolOnia mandaria un plenipoten
ciario a Berlin, para negociar,
10 que no Sc hizo. "Inglaterra
guerra la guerra contra Alema-
MIA y la obtuvo por medic de
mentiras y falsedades."
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
LA VIUDA DEL BESO DE LA
MUERTE AYUDA A SUS
ABOGADOS

Filadelfia, Nov. 2S.--4osa Ca
rina. la viUda del beso de Ia
muerte, ayuda hoy a sus aboga-
dos EN- la selection de las perso-
mas para integrar el Jurado que
ha de juzgarla, Sc la acusa de
matar a I'm hombre para cobrar
ell segcro y Sc afirma que todos
sus maridoS, cinco en- total, fue-
ron envenenados o aSesinados
por ella y sus completes.
Por los casos de envenena-
miento para cobrar las p6lizas
de SECURE, cinco personals fue-
ron va encontradas culpables y
echo admitieron sus crimenes.
Una mujer acusada, la Alfonsi,
fue absuelta por el Jurado.
A la Carina Sc la va a juzgar
por ell envenenamiento de Pie
tro Stea, un bodeguero del Sur
de Filadelfia. Otro de los acusa-
dos Sc declare va culpable de ma
Der intervenido en- la muerte de
Stea.
En- otra sala del Tribunal Sc
escoge tambien Ell Jurado para
juzgar a Mile Giacobbe, viuda,
de 81 amos, que mat6 a su mari
do, Antonio, para cobrar nn Sc
guro de $3381.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
NOTAS SOCIALE

RegreS0
La Collision del Carnival La
tino que regreso ell sabado de Ia
Habana, viene hacienda gran
des elogios del recibimiento que
ALI Sc les hiciera.
Tomaron parte en- los feste-
los organizados en- su honor les
club Leones y Rotarios.
Ell Carnival prepare su pro-
grama de este ano con nuevas
V especialeS atracciones.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
~ UAAkA

multa, Y 500 de multa a David
Bell, ell empresariO.'
Las pruebas presentadas al
Tribunal fueron dos abanicos
hechos con plumas negras de a.
.vestruz, un par de zapatos y un
pedazo de PIANO de color blanco-
rosado. Presenciaron la DANA
los jueceS Burlingame, Hecken-
burg y Lindau. A la mujer sc lie
devolveran los abanicos, los "a
patoS Y ell pano.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
Ell Reparto de Juguetes

Ell RepartO de JUguetes
La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, acompahada por Ell Club
Optimista, hara un reparto de
juguetes a los nihos, en- los al
rededores de Navidad.
iComponen la comisi6n espe-
cial nombrada los sehores Jose
Glamour, Victoriano Mantei-
ga, Severino Quintanilla, Hen
ry Scaglione, Two de Minicis,
Sam Ferreri y Roy Cotarelo.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28

Los Bales de Ndviddd
q AaO NueVO
Preparan nuestras socieda-
des los bales de Navidad y Aho
Nuevo.
Las mejores orquestas de-
Tampa y del Estado han sidO va
contratadas para los bales de
Ano Nuevo.
Ell Cfrculo Cubano prepare
un bale, a precios populares,
para ell dia 25.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
La Function del Dta !

Preparan los caballeros Ga ia
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno del
Centre Espanol la function de,
dfa A, a beneficio de sus fondos:
Los ensayos Sc v~erifican bajo
la habil e i~nteligente direction
de Carmen Ramirez.
Lolita Lado interpretara el
principal gracioso papel.
Con un programa monumen-
tai, lleno de anuncios, los mu-
chachos han hecho o haran "el
million Catorce".
Muchos tickets Sc han vendi-
do en- los 1ltimos dias.
La gaceta., 1939-11-28
Bale

Trabajan con la mayor ami
maci6n las madrinas nombra-
das para ell bale que ell sabado
dara la Secci6n de Damas de la
Unione Italiana, en- la hermosa
sala del edificio de la Septima y
Gale Is.
Sc han fijado precios especia-
les para que todos puedan asis-
tir, so cts. los caballeros y 25c
las Senoras y senOritas.
Tocara la popular orquesta
de Don Francisco.