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Choosing Your Career
Architecture Requires Imagination, Interest in Peo-
pie and Undertaking of Their Psychology
as Prime Requisites for Modern Day Success.
BY RAYMOND M. HOOD

This is the twenty-frst of a series Of
tyenty-four articles designed to help
young men and women find careers
they are fitted Each article has been
prepared BY a leader in some one field.
Raymond NJ. Hood is trustee OF the
Beauy Arts Institute of Design, New
York, a member Of the American Insti-
tute of Architects, Architectural League
of New York Groupe American des Ar
chitecteS Diplomes, Beaux Arts Society
and Alumni of American Academy IN
Rome. He designed and built the Ameri-
studied at Brown University. Massachu-
settles Institute of Technology and In
Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
GALLANT FOX STILL
CHOICE IN CLASSIC
Some Fast Work by Others,
Though, Makes Big Race
Wide open Affair.

BY the Associated Press.
U OUISVILLE, KY, May 15.-The
probable Kentucky Derby field
narrowed down to Is thorough
breds today, with three listed as
doubtful starters, as owners and train
ers definitely withdraw their eligibles,
for various reasons, from Saturdays
feature race at Churchill Downs.
Gallant Fox still ruled the favorite
today to capture the $5O.Oo0 aooeo
stake, despite a poor workout yester-
Sav in which he showed dislike for
the mud. because of his victory IN the
preakness at Pimlico last week. Faster
works by other eligibles, however. mar
roued the odds and left the Derby still
a wide open race.
Gallant Fox, owned by William Wood
ward of Chicago, sulked during his
workout yesterday and failed 10 re-
snond to urging by Earl Sande, premier
iockev. who rode him to victory in the
Preakness and hopes to repeat Satur-
day. Notable speedy moves were mace
by Nash and Partidge's High Foot: T.
r. Bradley's Buckeye Poet. Wlllam
Zeipler, IRIS, Gone Away, and Johnson
N. Camden's Sydney.
contenders are Bradley's Breeding Thru,
who has one of the best derby works
to his credit. mile and a quarter IN IN
2:114s. and Uncle Luther, StiVer las.
colt. which is the only probable DERBY
starter to win race since the Churchlli
Downs meeting opened. ~
Killkerry, w. T. Waggonner's eligible
which pulled tendon in recent work
out is being carefully handled by his
trainers in hopes he will be in condi-
ton to enter the big race SATURDAY.; put
he was still listed among the oouotIui
starters. Longus. last of the derby ar
rivals. was galloped 2 miles yesterday
with no attempt at speed.
Jockeys have been engaged for all
thoroughbreds listed as certain starters,
hut two of the doubtful starters are yet
riderless The derby field as compiled
today, two days before the race, in
cluded no fillies.
The starting colts will carry the derby
weight of 126 pounds. The field fol-
lows:
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make a go Of it and returned to the
saddle.
And so to this third comeback in
1880. He won the $4,000 Wood
Memorial In his first metropolitan
appearance in nearly two years. Then
he won the Preakness, also on Gal
liant Fox. 1t was his first victory in
the historic Maryland classic. Now
for the Kentucky Derby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
ODD FELLOWS ROLL
IN IN. -RClTY TILT

Baltimore and Washington Odd Eel
lows will shoot the final block OF their
annual home -and-hom bowling match
Saturday night at Lucky Strike. starting
at $50 O'Clock. Fourteen teams from
each city will compete. Total pins will
determine the winner.
Baltimores team will enter the sec
ond half with nine-pin lead, gained
last week in Baltimore.
Members of both teams will be feted
at the Raleigh Hotel following the
bowling.
A one-ball tournament will be staged
tomorrow and Saturday nights at the
Arcadia and Convention Hall alleys.
Competition will get under way tomor-
row night at the Arcadia with five
game set, starting at o'clock. The
final set will be rolled at Convention
Hall Saturday.
The entrance fee is So plus cost of
games. Cash prizes will be awarded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
HORNSBY TO GET 900
LEAGUE PRIZE MAY 81

CHICAGO, May is R.-Rogers
Hornsby, injured second baseman with
the Chicago Cubs, will become $1,000
richer on May 81.
The date was set aside today as
the one on which Hornsby will be pre-
scented with $1,000 in gold in recogni-
ton of his selection as the National
Leagues most valuable player in 1929.
The presentation will be made by
John Heydler, president of the league.
This will be the last award of its
kind, the club owners having decided
TO abandon the idea. Hornsby was the
only player to win 1t twice in the six
wears of its existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
TILDEN TAKES THREE
MATCHES IN GERMANY

COLOGNE, Germany, May Is (P).-
Bill Tilden defeated two Of Germany's
foremost tennis players yesterday and
won a third victory in mixed doubles
The American champion beat Otto
Froitzheim, No. 2 in the German rank
ing. 81, 60, 6-3, and F. Frenz,
60, Ga.
Tilden and Cecilie Aussem of Ger
many won from Miss H. Krahwinkel and
F. Kuhlmann, 81, Ga.
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High averages-Zanner, li0-ss; Barnard.
l09-72; L. Miller, l08-l2.
LUTHERAN LADIES' ASSOCIATION.

League Records.
High individual averaee-Selander Christ
Reformation, s2-b.
High number of strikes-Hennig (Trinity
No. II, l9.
High number of spares-Kaufman tChrist
Reformation, 81.
High SET YaRse (Takoma), sal
High same-Selander Christ Reforma-
ton), 1873.
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League Records.
High individual average-H. Hodges (West
washington Baptist. 108-27.
High individual game-Miller (Mt. Yer
nOnl. 1871
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
~ the Associated Press.

BY TIE ASSOClAIeu EISSS.
CHICAGO-Pal Moore. Memphis
outpointed Bobby Allen, Chicago Q0).
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Tony CANON
eri, New York, outpointed Johnny Farr,
Cleveland I0).
HAGERSTOWN, Md.-Walter Cobb,
Baltimore, knocked out Picnic CORR,
Birmingham. Ala. ~.
INDTANAPOLIS.-C huck Virgins,
Indianapolis, outpointed Joe Sekyra,
New York Q0); Rosy Kid Baker. An
derson. Ind, and Jack Rosen, Chicago,
drew 49,.
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DINING back" must be
~ Earl Sande's middle
name. What courage
Gus little fellow he is,
and how often has he returned TO
the top after meeting with disaster
disfavor and disappointment.
An Idaho farm boy, he became
Americas premier jockey, and was
chosen to ride the American repre-
sentative. Zev, to victory over the
English, Papyrus, in the mud of Bel
mont Park in the Fall of 1928. He
was sitting on the top of the world
then, but in August of the following
wear headlines screamed the fact to
the world that his riding days were
ended by fall at Saratoga, and,
what was worse, that he had suffered
injuries which would cripple him for
life.
Then came his biggest comeback,
after months in the hospital, long
tortured months with pulleys and
weights to aid his broken bones to
knit correctly. The next Summer
the tow-headed, freckled-faced kid
was riding again, and riding as Of
old, too. On April 81, 1925, at
Havre de Grace, he rode Sarazen to
victory in the Newark Handicap and
$4,000 race enthusiasts cheered the
plucky jockey for more than five
minutes.
Then came another setback. On
November 4, 1927. the whole racing
world was shocked to learn that the
Maryland racing officials had re-
voked Sande's license, set him down
for an alleged break of racetrack
rules. But Earl, discouraged and
heartbroken over this and the death
of his wife, came back once more.
Reinstated, Sande became an owner
and trainer. He hung up his boots
and other jockeys rode his own
string of horses. But he couldn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
LUTHERAN DUcKPIN LEAGUE.

League Records.
High team sets-Reformation, 1897;
Reformation, 1882.
High team games-Reformation, 6l1; st.
Marks, 603
High individual sets-Barnard, 4oS; Shack
elford 394
High individual games-N. Grof, 100;
Shackelford. 1888
High strikes-zanner, 4s: Scrivener, II.
High spares-Zanner, 222: Barnard, 20l.
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League Records.

League Records.
High team game-Hirsm, 643; La Fayette
High team set-Hiram 1,7so; Acacia,
l722; La Fasstte, simon li5ll ,Yr.m,. l17-u;
Watson ia Fayette). 1921: Phillips tHins
David, ll1-43; Mertz SHiram)' lIo-ss.
tSineleton), 1874; Kennemore (Petworth),
1874; West (Kins David), 182.
High set-stoner Singleton, 425; silcox
(NationaD 425; coleman tSineletonl. 3eS
StrikesIEvans New jerusalem, 81; Fol-
ger (CentenniaD, 81; Watson LA Fayetten
So: Bittenbender (CentenniaD, 5z' Pnilhps
spares@Phillips (King David, $50 Mertz
(Hiram), 243; Simon (Hiram)' z43i Hopo
(St. JohnsD, PAL.
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BELMONT RACING STARTS.

NEW YORK, May Is Lp).-The gates
Of picturesque Belmont Park, Americas
Newmarket, will open today for the
running of the Toboggan Handicap as
the sport of kings begins its 23-day
session at the beautiful Long Island
track.
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Final Pin League Standings

High number of strikes-FreeburE "a. r.
A.. 80.
High number OF spares - Robb tGround
Hogs. 1876.
High set-FreeburR "A. r. Az, 3s7.
High same-Wood (Onetoates), ISL.
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n. r.. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
League Records.

League Records.
Hish team same-Woodc hoppers, sci.
High team set-Station, 1,677
=, Total Lins-First: Station, 40,o4o; second,
High individual average-First. Miller tB
4 o. P. d T. ONCE. 1865; second, Null
lineau Up. r. r. 1864; third, s. Law
horn &C. r. Coz iO6-ll
High individual game-Williams (sta-
High individual set-Han twoodchop-
pers), 405.
Her Her WWooddchhoDpsr
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Derby List Gut With Three of These Doubtful Starters
High individual SCHILLER cMt. Vernon,

405
. Wish individual spares Wheeler (West
Washington Baptist, 207.
High individual strikes-H. Hodges and
Torney, as each.
High team Rame-6race Episcopal. Ss<.
High team set-West Washington Baptist,
1889
Hieh average marks per game-Corcoran
peek Chapel No. -, asa.
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Todos los circumstances ests

TodoS los circumstances esta-
ban aterrados.
Ell condo, apoyado contra la
pared, ocultaba ell rostro entire
sus manos.
Ell doctor Gervais Sc Incline
hacia la victima.
Esta listed SECURE de que
ha muerto?-pregunt6 al j6ven
medico.
ST, maestro; pero puede us
ted comprobarlo.
La mano del doctor Sc pos6
sobre Ell pecho, enteramente DIES
cubierto, del j6ven. Era de una
blancura nivea, y la sangre lie
habia sido limpiada con una es-
ponja.
ST, esta muerto-murmur6
lei doctor Gervais<-iH ace mu-
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
NO Sc PERMITIRA EN- BOS-
TON Ell
ANIVERSARIO DE LA E..
JECUCION DE SACCO Y
VANZETTI


Boston, Agosto 22.-La poll
cia tratara de impedir, por la
fuerza 81 es necesario, que Sc
efect1e aqui un mitin para con
memorar ell aniversario de la
ejecuci6n de los radicales Sac
co y Vanzetti, electrocutados
en- 1927. Ell mitin esta senala-
do para efectuarse hoy en- Bos
ton Common a pesar de habel
negado permiso para clio ell al
calde Curley.
La association International
de Defensa de los trabajadores
solicit6 ell permiso.
Sc anuncia como principal
orador a Harry J. Cantor, can.
didato de los comunistas para
gobernador.
Ha declarado ell superinten-
dente de policia que Glen vigi.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
BUSCAN A DOS BANDIDOS
QUE A~SESINARON A UN
VIEJO

Valdosta, Ga, Agosto o.
Ayudados por perros sabuesos,
un grupo de ciudadanos busca
hoy a dos bandidos de la raza
blanca que anoche asesinaron a
w. H. Browning, de 50 amos,
dueno de una estaci6n de gaso-
lima situada en- ell canine de
Jacksonville, a ocho millas de
aqui.
Tirando a traves de una ven-
tana los bandidos ma saron al
viejo, que jugaba a los naipes
con su mujer, e hirieron grave
mente a esta.
Browning recibi6 I'm disparo
de escopeta en- la parte poste-
rior de la cabeZa.
Al hombre lie robaron una
cartera con Glen pesos, que te-
MIA en- los bolsillos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
SENALES DE TEMPORAL EN-
Ell

Washington, Agosto g. Ell
negociado de metereologia ha
expedido ell siguiente aviso de
emporal: Ordenase poner Sc
males de temporal del noreste
desde Morehead City, N. c., a
Nantucket, Mass. La perturba
ci6n esta a $50 millas al sures-
te del Cabo Hatteras y Sc niue
We al norte con creciente in
tensidad.
Fuertes vientos Sc sentiran
desde Morehead a los cabos de
Virginia, en- la tarde de hoy,
Y por la noche desde los cabos
a Sandy Hook y esta noche o
manana desde Sandy Hook a
Nantucket.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22

mo los que gobiernan a Esta :
dos Unidos.
Las adiciones telefoneadas al
Times" de New York desde
Newport, donde Gerard es
huesped del Oral. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, son: Sidney z. Nit
chell, presidente del comite de
directories della Electric Bond
and Share; Walter E. FreW.
presidente ed lCorn Exchange
Bank Trust; Amadeo P. Clan
mini, fundador del Banco de
Italia y de la corporation
Trans-America; William Gren
Y Mathew Woll, presidente y
vicepresidente de la Fedora .
ci6n Americana del Trabajo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
10 ACUSABAN DE VAGAN-
CHA Y TENIA $3.50

jacksonville, Agosto PA
cusado de vagancia fue presen,
tado aver en- la corte de policia,
Albert Phillips, de Cleveland,
Ohio. Ves,ia elegantemente y
ell juez Sc sorprendi6; pero la
sorpresa fue mayor cuando Phi
Hips respondi6 a la pregunta de
que Isl tenfa alg1n dinero"
mostrando $4,000 que llevaba
en- los bolsillos.
Qued6 en- libertad bajo fan
"a de $3.50 hasta ell sabado,
cuando ell case Sc resolvera.
En- una compania de aqui
tiene invertidos $4,000.
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n6menos que debfan haberse

n6menos que debian haberse
producido antes de la muerte,
Sc dispuso a examinar cuidado-
samente la herida, entreabrien-
do los dos bordes aun sangrien-
tos, mientras que su magma
ci6n seguia la Inca trazada por
la hoja del cuchillo a traves de
los 6rganos que habia atrave-
sado.
De pronto, irguio ell cuerpo,
con un brillo extraordinario en-
la mirada.
-iSenor condo, senior con-
de!-exclam6 con una voz vi
brante.
Ell senior de Lucerolle Sc es-
tremeci6 como aquel a quien
Sc despierta bruscamente, le-
vaut6 la esbeza v miro sOr-
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
prendido al DR.. Gervais.

Senior conde-prosigui6
ell doctor, presa de una agita-
ci6n extraordinarily este j6
ven que ha sido asesinado, es-
tie cadaver, no es ell de su hijo
de listed.
Ell senior de Lucerolle respi-
no.
-iAy!-dijo con dolor,-
20 lie reconozco.
Senior conde, I'm parcel
do extrano produce una aluci-
naci6n en- sus ojos de listed; Sc
10 repito, csc j6ven no es su
hijo de listed.
Ell condo mene6 tristemen,
tie la cabeza.
No, no-murmuro ell doc
tor como 81 hablase consigo
La gaceta., 1930-08-22

no Sc lie quiso tomar declara-
ci6n.
La session de aver Sc abri6
con una nota siniestra cuando
Groat mand6 despejar la sala
de p1blico por haber sido init
midado un testigo.
Antes de que ell testigo fuera
puesto a declarar, segdn Groat,
Sc lie dijo que mantuviera cerra-
da la boca. 70 no Sc aun quien
lie ha amenazado y no lie he pues
to a declarar porque Ell teme
por su vida.
La primera evidencia de la
mezcla del pandillaje con la ven
ia de la harina la di6 H. Jacob
Green, dueno de camiones que
transportan la harina desde los
almacenistas a los panaderos.
Tenia afeitada la caheza y
una larga cicatriz en- ell medic.
Dice que Sc lie venla cobrando
SIS al mes por cada canton y
mas tarde Sc trat6 de cobrarle
un impuesto de un centavo por
cada barril. Este tribute no qui
so pagarlo y Richter lie dijo que
el no seria responsible de 10 que
lie sucediera. Sc retro de la or
ganizaci6n del anterior y des-
pues cinco hombres Sc presenta
ron en- su oficina, pegandole
con barras de hero.
Benjamin Turk, un comisio-
nista, Sc uni6 a la organization
de Richter pagando 500 por ell
ingreso y S. al mes. Reconoci6
un documento que firm6 al pa.
gar los 500 ~comprometiendose
a obedecer todas las reglas pre-
sentes y futuras y todas las Or
denes de los directories.
Dos testigos dijeron del boy
colt contra los huevos de Utah,
ordenado por la Washington
Markey Deliverymen, por ira
tar esta compania con los deta-
llistas sin la intervention de los
comisionistas.
Sobre la leche Sc diio que al
presente, por causa del pandi-
llaje, los consumidores pagan
$1,155,000 mas a la semana de
10 que pagaban antes del pan
dillaje.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
Ell PANDILLAJE AFECTA
A LOS ARTICULOS DE PRI-
MERA NECESIDAD

New York, Agosto 22.-Va-
rios testigos dijeron aquf hoy
que Daniel Richter, jefe de aso-
ciaciones que en- New York con
trojan ell negocio de la harina
de trigo, impone tributes a los
vendedores y acarreadores y
cuando sus 6rdenes son desaten
didas, f~acinerosos armados con
cabillas de hero aplican casti-
gos. Richter fue llamado a de-
clarar por ell diputado Abogado
General Groat, que esta investi-
gando Ell precio de los articulos
de primera necesidad; pero al
rehusar perder su inmunidad
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
81 TALES HIJOS
Por
HeprNr Earro INV
Henry German

Avanz6 lentamente hacia la
CANA y flo su mirada en- la
victima. I'm sordo gemido Sc es-
capo de su pecho.
FL doctor Gervais lie tom6 la
manO.
AISLE pregunt6 vivamen.
tie emocionado;- - ell! lie re.
conoce listed?
-Si-respondi6 ell conde con
voz desgarradora,-ies ell! les
mi hijo!
Estas palabras fueron segui-
aas de I'm silencio lGgubre.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22

mismo,-tengo buena memo
ria, no puedo equivocarme. Sc
nor conde-anadio,-Juste d
no tiene mas que un hijo?
Ell que We listed ahi, senior
Gervais, ell que We listed ahi.
-iPues bien! no replica
ell doctor con una especie de
violencia,- no; a pesar de su
affirmation de listed, senior con
de, a pesar de todas las apa-
riencias, no admito que pueda
dejarme llevar de I'm error Sc
mejante.
e. comisario de policia y SUI
secretario Sc habian aproxi-
mado vivamente.
Ell condo miro al doctor con
azoramiento.
-No-eontinu6 Gervais.-
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
Secretario.

estoy SECURE, estoy seguro....
Este no es, de ningun modo, ell
vizconde de Lucerolle, ell nino
que he tenido 70 en- mis- brazos
en- ell momento en- que naci6.
Ell senior de Lucerolle Sc pre-
gunt6 81 Ell doctor no acababa
de perder s1bitamente la raz6n
o 81 el miSmo no estaba alucina-
do, atormentado por una horri-
Bile ~pesadilla.
-Pero no-exclam6 como de
satinado, pasandose la mano
por la frente,-yo oigo, yo
veo... Jay! Isl, yo veo! iSenor
Gervais, no comprendo sus pa
labras de listed, tenga piedad
de mi, e~xplfquese listed! len ell
nombre de Dios, expliquese US
tedl
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
LA POLTCIA UT1LIZO BA-
TES PARA DISCOVER UN
MITIN

Chicago, Agosto 22.--DieZ
policias y diez bates disolvieron
anoche IN mitin comunista,
siendo encarcelados so de los
rojos.
Lo que no Sc ha podido expli-
car es la procedencia de los ba-
les. Algunos sugieren que los
Cubs puedan haberlos arroia-
do a la Gale despues del desa-
flo de aver con los Gigantes.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
MURIO Ell EXPRESIDENTE
DEL BANCO DE ITALIA

Sausalito, Cal, Agosto %
Lorenzo Scatena, que Sc elev6
desde un simple inmigrante tia
liano a presidente del Banco de
Italia, muri6 aqui en- la noche
de aver.
Tenia 80 amos de edad.
A. j. Giannini, su hijastro,
tambien expresidente del banco
venia en- aeroplano para despe-
dirse de el en- su lecho de muer
tie; pero lego tarde. Scatena
comnz6 su labor aqui trabajan-
dc en- un finca.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
LOS BANDIDOS A
A 500 Personals

Shanghai, Agosto 22.-La
prensa china da cuenta de I'm
carnival de salueo en- Hanchen
CHEN, al oeste de la provincial
de Honan, diciendo tambien
que los bandidos mataron a 500
personals, secuestraron a 800 y
robaron en- 800 es.ablecimien-
tos.
Pide nrescate los facinerosos
por las personals secuestradas.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
LINDBERGH HARA OTRO
VUELO DE BUENA VOLUN-
TAD POR LA AMERICA ES-
PANOLA

New York, Agosto 22.-Se
ha informado aqui que ell coro
mel Charles A. Lindbergh hara
otro vuelo de buena voluntad
por la America Central y las In
dias Occidentales, visi,ando ade
mas las principles ciudades de
America del Sur, en- ell otono.
Volara solo y llevara ell mono
plano Lockheed-Sirius en- ell
cual ha venido volando en- los
1ltimos meses.
De la Argentina Y Chile lie
han llegado muchas invitacio,
res.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
CITACION

Por orden del companero Pre-
sidente Sc cita a todos los Deepen
dien,es de Tabaquerfas a Junta
General Extraordinaria que ten
dra efecto ell viernes % del CO.
rriente, a las 8 p. m.
Esta Junta la piden 80 socios
en- buena estabilidad y la orden
del dfa sera tratar sobre ell va
discutido problema de las die
tas por enfermedad.
Sc suplica la mas puntual a.
sis.encia.
j. Ruiz,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22

lantes iran a csc lugar a impe-
dir ell mitin.
Tn permiso Sc ha concedido
para celebrar IN mitin en- no.
nor de Sacco y Vanzetti, en-
Old South.
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
cho tempo?
I'm cuarto de bora.
-tY ha hablado?

I'm cuarto de bora.
-GY ha hablado?
No. La agonia ha sido lar
ga, pero no ha sufrido. La pa
ralisis de los principles 6rga-
nos ha sido instantanea,
Tn sabio no pierde jamas la
OCCASION de hacer observaciones
interesantes para la ciencia. FL
doctor Gervais divide por un
INSTANCES la presencia del condo
y 10 que Ia situaci6n tenia de do
lorosa, de terrible; no veia en-
aquel cuerpo inerte, sin vida,
tendido ante 81, mas que un OBJ
jeto de estudio.
Queriendo darse mas exacta
cuenta de los des6rdenes causa-
dos en- ell ORGANISING y de los fe-
La gaceta., 1930-08-22
LOGIA IDEL So 10. O. F.

Sc eta a todos los miembros
de la Logia Ideal 55 de la Orden
de Odd Fellows, para la tenida
que Sc celebrara la noche del
viernes % del corriente, a las
8 p. m. Sc ruega la mas puntual
asistencia.
Ell S~ecretdrIO.