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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
j. s.: Girl Clerk
Crushed by Bus
Driver Didn't See Her
at Busy Loop Crossing

Before the Mortified gaze Of
scores of office workers, a IT.
year-old government clerk was
crushed under the wheels OF a
bus Saturday.
Miss Shirley GreenStein, an in
ducuon center employe Of 1888
Richton, was the victim. she had
scant chance of survival,
THE accident occurred at Girls
void and State AT s45 a. m. with
pedestrian traffic at its peak.
Arthur NJ. Laeine, q, of 1851
Pennsylvania. driver of the ve-
hicle. reported he failed TO see
the girl as he turned into Girls.
void.
Although most drivers in seri-
GUS accidents are immediately
taken 10 police headquarters, La
cine was permitted 10 complete
his run before making a formal
statement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

harsh drug or chemical. II II scien-
tihcally compounded from the juices
OF IL health-giving natural herba
That's why Gillian Is known an the
natural" medicine. Gillian 10 taken
before meals apd mixes with the
food in ones stomach. thus help-
ing TO eliminate the poisons that
foster stomach troubles and to per-
NIT the kidneys and liver 10 func-
ton properly. II usually acts with
in 10 MINUTES TO stop gas pains.
sourness, bloat and belching. IT
tends 10 make your liver more
active, clear away the old bile from
your system, and relieve sluggish
kidneys, backache, and muscular
aches and pains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
GERMAN ARMY ESTIMATE

Germany now has an army esti-
mated at from 5.000,0 900 TO 5000
600 men, including young men
called up since the war began.
That means that total casualties
have been around 100000 while
the Axis has been on the offensive.
We are facing an enemy that
has the advantage of four years Of
warfare and is fighting on con-
Stantly shorter communications
lines which permit him IN move
more rapidly and effectively.
But there are certain advantages
from which we may benefit. The
men of the Wehrmaeht no longer
are the confident, eonquering army
of 1912. They have been beaten
soundly in Russia and lost the
cream of their fighting forces, in
GLIDING $4,000 sacrificed at Sta
lingrad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

he thought Of them for putting
such an evil smelling thing near
ms plant. II got him nowhere.
Then, when the incinerator was
finished and the trucks started 10
move in he really got mad. Down
TO the council Stormed the man;
Those trucks smell pretty
bad" he yelled, "yOu viii just
have 10 move that incinerator
somewhere else"
Engel and a few men, along with
the boss man OF the plant. took a
run down 10 the incinerator. They
watched the trucks roll in and as
they did the canvas was removed
from them. Sawdust was the only
thing they were carrying and had
been carrying all the time. The
man from the plant got very red
of face and said he would forget
the whole thing If the council and
Engel would. This is the first time
il has ever been mentioned.
Detroit wins over California as
far as pretty Ruth stephen Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
~ Was Weak...Run Down.,
Would Tire Easily"

Tor 20 long years ] suffered
from stomach trouble-indigestion,
gas pains, and bloating. / was very
constipated. too, and At times as
a very sick man. ] didn't have much
of an appetite, and was so weak and
run down that l couldn't do much
work, as ] would tire easily. would
get awful headaches. backaches,
and dizzy spells. Gillian has helped
me greatly. am no longer troubled
by the gas pains and bloating, my
bowels are regulated, and ] have a
good appetite. Now enjoy a good
nights rest and feel hne In the
morning. am glad to recommend
this splendid medicine, Gillian"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Ford, Aides Expect
Call 10 Washinqion

Henry Ford and other officials
Of the Willow Run bomber plant
today anticipated an appearance
in Washington before the Senate
committee investigating aircraft
production.
The committee. which visited
Willow Run recently, Will summon
witnesses from various other
plants before drawing up its
report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Flint Fire Damage
Estimated al $4,000

FLINT, March 10 -- lnveStiga-
ton was under way today TO
determine the origin OF an extra
alarm fire which caused damage
at $4,000 in the 800
Industrial block last night.
The blaze was brought under
control after two and a half hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

This amazing natural medicine"
Gillian. Is no ordinary medicine, an
you'll agree after reading Mr. Gass-
neris statement below. In fact,
druggists all over Michigan are
eARnded at Giljans remarkable
j, rs. And right here in Detroit.
whtre Gillian il being introduced At
Cunningham's Drug Stores, men
and women tell in glowing terms
how Gillian relieved them OF long
standing Ills due 10 faulty elimina-
ton, Here is Mr.. Cassner's state
ment - just one among hundreds
received
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
u. 5. Filters Help
Rescue French
In Tunisid Trap
american and British
Planes Roar TO Aid
Of Cen. LeClerc's Force
BY GEORGE lat

WITH THE BRITISH EIGHTH
ARMY BEFORE THE MARETH
.INE, March II INS) Delayed
The u. s. Army Air Force and
he Raj saved the Fighting
french column commanded by
zen. LeClerc from serious casual
les and possibly from annihila-
ion, il was revealed today.
Wave upon wave OF British and
american fighters and fighter
.ombers passed overhead Wednes-
ay afternoon, heading toward
'oum Tatahouine.
This morning IL was learned
hat they were answering hurry
all from the Fighting French col
tmn which, working around the
light flank of the Mareth Line,
adj become surrounded WedneS-
lay noon by two-Score German
rmored cars behind the Matmata
Mountains. some miles west of
'oum Tathouine.
The moment news Of the French
olumn's plight reached Allied adj
anced air headquarters, United
states fighters took 10 the air and
Dared over the area 10 strafe and
,omb the enemy in order 10 re-
ieve the trapped troops.
How well they did the Job is
widenced by the fact that by 5
). m. the iron ring around the
'renchmen had been broken and
he enemy's armorcd unit was
leeing toward its base. leaving
liSR or ten vehicles armored cars
prries-ablaze on the field OF
Today French headquarters re-
crted that they were pursuing
he enemy, but added:
I'VE are afraid we cannot
keep up with him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Congress Picks
Sides for Fight
Over RunnI Plan
First Major Test Faces
Administration Forces;
COP Conference Set

WASHINGTON, March - (INS)
- The Seventy-eighth Congress
moved steadily today toward its
first major test of administration
strength in the House as lines
formed on the controversial RUM
pay-as-you-go tax plan.
The issue, thrown into sharp
relief by President Roosevelts
denunciation Of the plan yester-
day, became even more clear cut
as House Republican Leader Mar
tin issued roll for A COP con-
ference Monday on the question.
MINORITY REPORT
AS Democratic members of the
House ways and means committee
put finishing touches 10 a plan TO
continue the present system of tax
collections with certain modifica-
tons, nine COP members drafted
Ia bliStering minority report at
lacking it and supporting the
RUM plan.
Meantime, the treasury depart
Iment made public a table TO which
Mr.. Roosevelt referred at his
press conference. presenting figures
10 support the Presidents con-
ltention that wealthy individuals
would gain far out of proportion
to others if the Ruml proposal
were adopted.
10 BILLION INCOME TAX
The treasury estimated that the
taxes on 1912 incomes, payable
next Monday, March Is. would
amount 10 $9,s15, 900, 900 and held
that this would be the loss in gov
eminent assets if l942 liabilities
were abated as proposed under the
Ruml plan.
The table showed that so tax
payers in this country who are
thought to have had net incomes
of more than q million dollars last
year, would receive relief on the
average of 1856, 1864. This the
treasury compared with the great
lest single bracket of taxpayers, an
estimated 1858 900 persons in the
ST ,0OO-S2, 900 category who would,
on the average, receive only
l $124.98 in relief.
! House supporters OF the Ruml
lplan-and their ranks include a
number of Democrats-claim that
taxes after a wealthy mans death
would recover most of the money
which would be abated, and argue
that in the long run the treasury
would actually collect more
revenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

smiled a bit, "the weather here
il a bit different"
SOMETHING IN COMMON
Mrs. A. II. ManhoH and her hus-
band, now IN the army, really
have something in common. They
were both born on July 30. The
Mr.. didn't believe il at first but
a birth certificate proved 1t. He is
just two hours older.
BLACK SHEEP, BLACK
SHEEP: At the Majeske School
the youngsters went out and col
lected $50 bags full -. full Of
tin cans that were turned over 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

the $ a w a & e
Committee Sat-
"a r d a y. Mar
garet Stewart
was in charge.
T h @ b a & S
W ig h Q d be-
tween p and
so pounds.
Just waiting
and trying Ia
make up her
mind is Jean
Kull. s he is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
s OTHERS DAMAGED

In addition, FIVE American ships,
two cruisers and three destroyers,
are listed as damaged. This does
not include minor damage 10 bat
tleships and other vessels IN
various battles.
The United States ships sunk
include two aircraft carriers. four
heavy cruisers, three light cruiS-
ers, l3 destroyers. and 10 ships OF
miscellaneous type.
A recapitulation OF American
and Japanese losses in the Solo
mons engagements follows:
Battle OF SaVo Island. night OF
August 8-9-United States: Three
cruisers Quincy, Vincennes and
Astoria) sunk. Japanese: Un-
known.
BATTLE of the Eastern Solomons,
August 23-25: United States: None.
Japanese: Damage 10 one battle
ship, two aircraft carriers, several
cruisers, one destroyer, one trans
port and four miscellaneous.
Battle of Cape Esperance, Oc-
tober 1l-l2-United States: One
destroyer sunk; damage 10 two
cruisers. Japanese: Four cruisers,
four destroyers sunk; one de-
Stroyer probably sunk; one cruiser
damaged.
Battle Of Santa Cruz Islands,
October 26--United States: Air
craft carrier Hornet and one de-
stroyer sunk. japanese: Damage
TO one battleship. three carriers,
i've cruisers.
Battle of Guadalcanal, Eovem.
Der 13-l5--United States: Cruis-
ers Atlanta and Juneau and seven
destroyers sunk. Japanese: Two
battleships, eight cruisers, six de.
tstroyers, eight transports and -four
cargo ships sunk; two battleshipS
one cruiser, seven destroyers dam
aged.
Battle OF Lunga Point, Novem.
her 30-December limited States
Cruiser Northampton sunk; other
vessels damaged. Japanese: Two
large destroyers, four destroyers
TWO troop transports ana one
cargo ship sunk.
SCATTERED ENGAGEMENTS
Scattered naval actions, Jan. %
Feb. Z United States: Cruiser
Chicago, one destroyer and three
motor torpedo boats sunk. Japa
nese: Two destroyers sunk; foul
ldestroyers probably sunk: eighr
destroyers, two cargo ships ans
one ship of miscellaneous classifi
cation damaged.
There were other losses In scat
tered engagements. including tina
of the IT,. 8. aircraft carrier Wasp
which was torpedoed by a Japa
nese submarine and sunk on Sept
IS while conveying reinforcement
10 the Solomons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
ADVERTISEMENT
: ::s :'s e:

.I ~ o Sss's' e, p s, s ,, s ;
49, hssr the clock tick vilh 18th ssrs Thousasss
49, hard Of hssflhf veuiA hear cesriy ard as.
Asss neit,s closFsd 10 tssiint n ears N tRpsetss
su ,hat eloeks ssf ssesh snt presses - sensitive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

wondering what would be best,
the WAC. the WAVES or the
SPARS. What she really would
like would be a submarine but
she can't think what they would
call a girl who worked on one.
How about a Submsrinette7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
SuFFER RED
AGONY FOR 20 YEARS..
HAD AWFUL HEADACHES
|BACkAChES, GAS BL0AT

MIR. Raymond Gsssner, OF
1880 Snowden Ave, De-
troit, Michigan, States He
Was Extremely Run Down
From Stomach Misery and
Constipation-Says Gill jan
Brought Wonderful Relief
- Highly Recommends
Natural" Medicine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
MAY BE CONSERVATIVE

Some British sources estimate
that the Allies must produce 49,
600 planes a month 10 hope for
complete victory over the Luft-
waite. Even that figure may we'll
be conservative.
In performance, there still is not
a vast difference between the best
Allied and Axis airplanes except
for u. s. Flying Fortresses. The
new and bigger Spitfire appears
TO hold slight edge for all-around
performance over the Messer-
schmitt 100 CD fighter designed
for stratosphere operation.
The United States may soon put
new fighter into operational
work that will he comparable to
both these planes and superior in
some respects.
On the ground, our enemy still
is formidable, experienced fighter
despite millions Of casualties in
Russia. At one time Germany
mustered an army of around
100000 men plus those from
Italy and the satellite states.
Such a force might hold Europe
against the greatest armies we
could raise and transport, but
fortunately more than one-third OF
the enemy's fighting strength has
vanished in Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

W. AAN lil ~
5 ms they
built II too
close 10 a plant
and the boss
m an Of that
concern didn't
like II. Week
a fter W G @ X
while il was
being built he
would go down
10 the city
council. telling
them Just what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
People
You Know
h Was All in His Mind:
Sowdust Not Gorbooe
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

George Engel, auditor general
of Detroit. tells this one and IL
dates back 10 the time the city
built its first incinerator. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Negro in U. S. Army,
Topic OF War Aide

Truman X, Gibson Jr, civilian
aide 10 the secretary OF war, will
speak AZ $40 p. m. Sunday at the
St. Antoine YMCA on The Negro
in the l.. s. Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

WASHINGTON, March is tINS)
The navy department last night
made public a recapitulation of
American and japanese naval
losses in the Solomon Islands
campaign. disclosing that 1872
Japanese warships and feet
auxiliaries have been sunk or
damaged as compared with the
loss of only "a United States
ships.
The review covered the six
months from Aug. 3 to Feb. 7,
during which American and Jspa-
nese sea and air naval forces
fought seven major engagements,
GUADALCANAL CAPTURE
II was during this phase of the
South Pacific offensive that Amer
lean troops made their initial
landing on Guadalcanal, seized the
partially-completed Japanese air.
field, fought off a series OF vigorous
enemy counter-aSsaults, steadily
widened their zone of occupation
Through weary weeks OF bitter
Jungle fighting, and finally crushed
all organized Japanese resistance
on the island.
To six OF the Solomons sea-air
actions the navy has given his
torical names as follows.
Battle OF SaVo Island, Aug 80.
Battle of The Eastern Solo
mons, Aug. 1925.
Battle of Cape Esperance,
Oct. Hip.
Battle of Santa Cruz Islands,
Oct. 20.
Battle of Guadalcanal. Nov.
1915.
Battle of Lunga Point, Nov.
30-Dec. ].
In addition to these surface and
air engagements, there we're scat
tered actions from January % IL
February 7 while part of the re-
manning Japanese ground forces on
Guadalcanal were being evacuated
TOLL OF WARSHIPs
OF the 1872 japanese ships whict
have been sunk or damaged by
American sea and air forces in the
Solomons, 40 were wsrships, oi
which 40 were sunk, nine probably
sunk and 81 damaged.
Japanese warships sunk or prob
ably sunk include two battleships
IL cruisers, and 35 destroyers
damaged warships included Sly
battleships, four aircraft carriers
rs cruisers, az destroyers, and two
TENDERS.
Among japanese non-combatant
ships sunk were 13 transports anc
an additional six transports were
damaged. The attacks on thes,
transports are estimated 10 have
cost the lives of 10000 or $500
enemy troops.
OF the "A American warship:
lost in the Solomons, 80 are listeC
lby the navy as sunk. either bS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
IS pretty Ruth stephen il

c on c e r n e q
Ruth is from
California and
is working here
AS a waitress
Her husband is
a corporal In
the Air corps
and when the
W ar is over
they plan 10
live here.
"Of course"
n n "A q n q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Order War stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
1872 Jap Ships Lost
In 6 Months, "a by U. S.

direct enemy action or by Ameri.
can forces after the ships had been
severely damaged, and one de-
troyer and one submarine are listed
as missing and presumed lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Writer 6 Months
In Europe Says
Enemy Is Tough
First Key 10 Victory
Destruction OF NaIi
Power in the Air
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page one)
United States, according 10 the
latest figures, about $500 of which
q considerable number are trainers.
But this does not by any means
represent the number of war
planes we can put into battle
against Germany.
Our air forces are scattered
around the world and there is as
great demand for them in India,
Australia and China as in Europe.
In addition, we are undertaking
vast offensive in Europe and
mere equality with the Luftwaffe
can mean only defeat.
We must have air superiority on
a tremendous scale. Anything less
than saturation OF enemy air and
ground defenses day after. day
means failure. But we must also
face much heavier losses and be
able TO throw unlimited replace
ments into battle,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Gillian does not contain a single
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
ACUSADO DE RECIBIR, O.
CULTAR Y POSER PRO
PLEDAD ROBADA

FL comisionado federal Pin
kerton senal6 aver una fianza
de $500 a Julian Francis Ker-
sey, de 81 amos, dueno de I'm de
p6sito de objetos viejos y usa-
dos, a quien ell gobierno federal
acusa de recibir, ocultar y po-
seer propiedad robada.
Elsa propiedad fue identified
ola como gasolina, alambres,
prendas de vestir Y otros obje-
tos.
Vcaia trabajando KerSey con
soldados destacados en- Drew
Field y como pruebas Sc presen
taron pares de zapatos, alam'
bres y un pedazo de manguera.
Por medic de una pequena
marguerite extraia tambien,
combinado con soldados, gaso-
lima de los tanques de los camio-
mes del ejercito.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
CORTE DE 10
Norris no esta loco

Dos medicos alienistas, cum
.pliendo instrucciones del Juez
Sander, reconocieron aver .
William Henry Norris, conoci-
do por Arturo Owens Davis, y
opinaron que no esta loco.
Norris aparece acusado de
~violaci6n, un delito que lleva a
larejado la pena de muerte.
Ante ell juez manifesto ell DR..
H. Mason Smith que Ell presen
tie estado mental del procesado
es perfectamente normal y no
ell de un demente.
Declare en- igual sentido ell
DIR. Charles w. Bartlett.
La perjudicada en- eli case es
una muchacha de Is amos EN-
parentada con Norris.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23

que d mariscal Romma tenis
bajo 81 mando II divisiones
cuan50 el Octave Ejercito in
e,6s cognenz6 su ~ofensiva y que
hasta 81 presente lleva perdidas
la mitad de sus tropas. De- las
~ divisiones, cuatro habian 81
DO mandadas por Alemania.
Dos de las digisiones nazis
eran mecanizadas Y dos de in
danteria; los italianos tenian 6
diviSiones de infanteria Y dos
mecanizadas.
Ia division alemana Sc com
pone de 1900 hombreS y Ia tia
diana de solo 10000.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23

gual. on el sapatorio del Cen.
tro Espahol.
In Sra. AlmengIal tuvo ne
cesiIad de IN tratamiento es-
pccial dc treinta dias, antes
del alumbramiento, y gracias a
Ia pericia del DR., jose Antonio
Dminguez hoy puede contar la
Sra. Almengual con su hijito,
Al congratulate por su di-
cha, felicitamos al DR.. Domin.
guez por su triunfo.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO RoDRTcUEz)

Seeci6n de Recreo y Adorno de
Ia estimada sociedad Circulo
Cubano.
La concha de la mdsica serl
ocupada por Ell magistral con-
junto Don Francisco" con su
cantante Joe Camelo.
No faltaran las mesas Alfredo
dor del salon, las que podran
ser ocupadas sin costo alguno
por los a~sistentes.
Las damas pagaran 30 cents.
como los hombres en- uniforme
" los caballeros 55c.
I'm exito mas conquistara la
Secci6n que dirige ell Sr. Oscar
Cuervo.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
PIDE Sc AUMENTEN LOS
SUELDOS DE LOS EMPLEA,
DOS DE LA CIUDAD DE
NEW YORK

New York, Enero 22-El pre-
sidente del barrio de Manhat-
tan, Edgar j, Nathan, Jr., pide
a la ciudad de New York que
aument6 en- un 10 por ciento los
sudldos de todos sus empelados.
este dinero 10 necesitan para
hacer frente al creciente costo
de la vida"
Costaria su plan 13,Ci1l,000
de pesos anuales.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23

Otro amigo sc elcuentla de
vista en- Tampa, ell joven Ar
mando Canal, soldado de prime
ra clase de nuestro gran Ejer-
otto. LEGO en- la tarde de aver
a visitar a su hermano Hermit
MO Canal, cronista deportivo de
ia Traducci6n-Prens
lie concedieron siete dias de Ii
cencia, que Sc lie cumplieron el
viernes.
Mucho nos alegra tenerlo en-
ire nosotros.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
CUMPLEAN0S

Con estas lineas nos es grato
enviar una sincera f~elicitacion
q la Sra. Amelia Rodriguez, es'
posa del joven Oscar Rodriguez
que en- ell dia de hoy cumple un
aho mas de vida.
La Sra. Rodriguez reside ell
ia Decima avenida y Gale 10.
Sus muchas amistades acudi-
ran a felicitarla.
Que pueda curnplir muchos
amos. son los deseOs sinceros del
cronista.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
EN- SU HOGAR

Fle traSladada del Hospital
san Jose" para su hogan de la
Catorce avenida, la estimada
Srta. Alicia Pinero, luego de ha
Der estado recluida varios dias
a causa de una caida.
En- su hogan terminara de re-
ponerse.
Sepanlo sus muchas amista-
DIES.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23

e Sr. Rivera vino a Tampa.
por 81 delicado estado de salud
de su sefiora mamA.
En- la referida ciudad desemS
peaa un cargo con ell Gobierno
de esta naci6n.
lie deseamos buen viaJe y
grandes exitos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
PARA MIAMI

A las nueve de la manana de
hoy parti6 para Miami 81 esti-
mado amigo y compahero Deme
trio Rivera, luego de haber pa
sado aqui dos semanas en- union
de sus familiareS.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
rR1n5BTE

co varias semanas sirve Al Ejer
cito, de los Estados unidos.
, 81 Sr. Santos Pau lego q e.
ia en- la noche del jueves y Sc en-
estacionando en- Tope
ka. Kansas. Sirve en- ell Cuerpo
Medico.
Bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1943-01-23
NACIMIENTO

Hemos sido informados del
nacimiento de un niho de la es-
timada Sra. Mercedes Almen-
La gaceta., 1943-01-23

MATINEE
Sin lugar a dudas podemos
asegurar que una gran concu-
rrencia asistira maiana domin-
go a la matinee bailable que o.
frecera la Secci6n de Recreo y
Adorno del Centre Espanol.
Elegantisimas resultan estas
tardes del Centre, todos los do
mingos. ALI Sc reune 10 mas Sc
lecto de la "colonia" sabedora
de que disfrutara de cuatro no.
ras de bale con la magnfica or
questa "Don Francisco"
A las cuatro de la tarde en-
pezara y terminara a las ocho
6e la noche.
Las damas pagaran 80 centa-
vos y los caballeros soc.