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The old Arab met them at the entrance to his tent,
his eyes narrowing wickedy as he listened. Then
the sheik said: Il have no ivory" Meriem gasped
She knew that In nearby hut the great tusks were
piled high. She took step forward to get bet
ter view of the strangers. How yellow their hair
was! How white their skins! Suddenly of
them saw her. Meriem noticed the look Of shocked
surprise crossing his face she dodged from sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

Little Meriem could scarcely recall any other exist
ence than that the stern cruelty of the sfei and
Nahum Dimly though, in her childish memory
Iurked the blurred recollections of gentle mother
oh Geeka," she would whisper to the doll why
have 1 no mother, and why does the shek INV
father not love me?" Today she poured out
her troubled heart to Geeka she heard the sounds
of wrangling beyond the village gates.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

CHOIR SOLOISTS, soprano and tenor, ex-
perienced. Also volunteer chorus singers.
Address Box I36-V Star ONCE. al
SOLICITOR. spare time. commission basis;
interesting WORK; state reference and present
occupation. Address Box 346-S, Star ONCE.
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Statesmen.

We want q statesmen to COM
plete our force. Our season has
just started and we can offer a
wonderful opportunity for real
workers.
We have more prospects than
our present force can take care
of and it is necessary for us to
put on more men. Applicants
must be able to give reference
and have car.
Apply between 9 and II AN.
and 2 to 4 PM.
Sales Manager,
A. B. c. OIL BURNER
& SALES CORP,
1872 H St. NV.
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With the curiosity of childhood Merienn listened.
Presently she heard the crowd moving up the street
toward the sheik's tent. Cautious She stuck her
little head around the edge Of the tent. She saw
as they approached she learned from the natives
talk that they possessed q considerable following
that was camped outside the village and had come
to trade for Vory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
WANTED-SALESNTEN,

MEN, live. ambitious, to call on business
firms selling a much desired speciality. abso-
lutely new. Very remunerative commission
basis. Ask for Mr.. Dougles ei8 New York
ave. NV. from $50 to $3.50 am. 20a
SALESMAN wanted, GOOD; with or without
canvasSing experience, OF good appearance,
to represent high-class educational propo-
sition. II qualified will receive full CO.
operation with living expenses guaranteed.
Call at 404 It'll st. NV. Room zoe, between
Q and pm. az
SALESMAN-Good salary and commission to
experienced jewelry solicitor. Must be Of
neat appearance and good mixer, state
confidential Address BOX 1oe-V, Star once.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


EXPERT FLOOR FINIsHTNC scrapinF, wax
ing; skilled mechanics; also painting. Paul
serene, 20 ~. x. ave: NV. Nat 1856.
FLoOR-WoRK ExPERT-Dustless machines.
Deaton. 20l0 st. NV. Potomac 52SO-M.
FLOORS sCRAPED. refinished, cleaned,
wa Taxed; hand Or machine work; reliable seTv-
so3 Princeton st. NV. Columbia 4as1. 80
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired; slip
fsoyers mads; est SheeStSy given; returned
hOTIcWATER HEAT, American radiation;
siG Ttsnthiy al E9Ek
n. Y. ave. NV. Dist. 5777.
HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPERiNG-As
ss Io ystfrs s9 p Hork payments H as 0E as
Washington Gonnsstrruction Co.. I5SS Eye St.
KEYs.p,uDlisate keys, zs cents; made while
York ave. NV. Met. soos. 'A' iAN1m NC"
PPAINTNG, PAPERHANoINd. .PLAsrER1Nq.
Special prices this month; best material;
t 81 NV nenr Park "a AdS%s 5s1O sSzS
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. PI4AsTERING.
Reasonable prices; prompt service by skilled
pEcoRATEiiNG Co. N Nat. oscc AoNSs. IS.
PAPERHANGINo-Room papered, IS and
deo1s. f9 It'll istb work
FAPERHANGTNG. PLAsTERING-DeaI direct
WIN HhcCnhInC anu save money! 20 years
experience. Baltz, sol irving NV. Col. 1899.
PAPERHANGING, painting. ct 1ie show
X xGS 1SsO ph saDs; sr,Dao eng Danelns
PAPERING. painting. textone, electric wir-
can get better work for less money during
the month Of Feb. with monthly payments
up to three years II desired. Remember,
We only use highest grade materials and
nrst-clasS mechanics. Just give US Q trial
by calling The Home Decorator. Inc, Met.
OSS4; you'll be under no Obligation by re-
PLAsTERING JOBS, frst-cIass, all kinds Of
cement ra, Wo os5j no joo toe Ear or too smalL
PIANO TUNING. $3.50; repair estimates
Lin. 1867: night call. Col $50. Pot. sss
PIANO TUNING, spec. price. Formerly head
tuner for Percy Foster Co. and Knabe Co.
Geo. NJ. walker, Col. 1885. 707 Allison NV.
PLUMBING, HEATING, on BURNING; re-
pairs and installations; found reliable for 80
years. ]. r. Guerin, 4l2 e. Cap. Lin. 34l7.
REFRIoERAToRs and store MIXTURES built
and repaired. s22 18th st. NV. Telephone
Metropolitan 30o7.
ROOFING. 0UTTERING, spouting, copper
work Work guaranteed; lowest prices. r.
z: NungeSser, is 81. ne. North 5S23. 20'
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE and chairs
dry cleaned, odorless and mothproof. Special
prices for February. Phone for free eSti-
mate Mr.. sherman, Ga. 400 or 2469.
WATCH, CLOCK, JEwELRY-Expert Watch-
Fancy crystals. soc to 7Sc; round, 2sci main
springs, 81; all work guaranteed. Trade
work taken. Cox & Severtson, Room 200,
Barrister Bldg, 635 F NV. 22'
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Only Exceptions.

Death notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the
Daily viii be accepted Nd to noon
day Of issue except Saturday and
Legal HolidayS when the CLOSING
time Is 1890 an. Death Notices
and Lost and Found for The
Sunday star win be accepted up
20 IL pm. Saturday.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm day before publication.
FOR sunday, $3.50 pm. Saturday.
At tbs Branch Agencies one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
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sALE-AUTOMoRILEs.

AUBURN s-CYL, SPORT sEDAN-Si50 down.
e26o1 per month. Trade your car. This
car Is excellent in every way and guaran-
teed. WARRINGTON Motor Car Co., 2035 nth
st. NV. Potomac O044
BUICK 4-DoOR SEDAN. standard s, 1913,
$3.50; an outstanding value; perfect through
out. Your inspection Is invited Your pres
ent car as part payment. Terms Emerson
& Orme, 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
BUICS-Another hundred thousand mile car
in the small size, two-door used only
$4,000 miles; looks Just like new. We are
stock. Stanley H. Hornsr, Inc, lois 18th
st. or lil1 18th Bt. n.Ws
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch lis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plants, bath room
complete front and rear open and Enclosed
block and brick sarases, cellar excavating,
paperinE. p.astering, painting or any type
Washneton's oldest remodelers. COLEMAN
HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE, Rooms
f f2oS St. i n.E. Net. Session.. Duiu1'
BEDDING Of all kinds renovated and steril-
Zee BY :.rHee "sd Hy psess Ras
Bedding Co, 2Si5 5th st. ne. Decatur ass.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box SPRINGS and
Wash WASH Mattress Co. sis { St. s.w. Nat. $50.
s9E,,pDINa RENOVATED SPRINGS; ,nsAtressss.
cred. Ideal Bedding Co. 622 NV. Nat. 4094.
BOILERS, new and used; crate bars, asbes-
tSs cevsTing' o Tsi SltS an1 Tepas nIsa
BRICK, CEMENT, plaster and stone work;
damp walls waterproofed; free estimate
stOussspberger' 2iO r. l. ave. NV Ps:a-
CARPENTER-Exper repairs, porches, par
..'SnS Ro% SsEs ais NV 0 Net C si4s so s
a1 cssns ToP 9Eps IsDsnR q ssi
ture. Il. johnson, 1885 Irving. Col: 6ol7. mhe'
CHAIR. CANErNq, PORCH RoCKERs
St t" NV. Metropoiitan 2Os5. '' '''' 'S'N
CONTRACTORS, builders, house repairing.
guaranteed. Why pay more7 Service. Lin. 1858
DOOR CHECK .REPAIRING-We repair and
q =. AAEIniGssTTs, sis New York ave. NV.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PREPARE NOW, fireman, statistics, census
file clerk The Civil Service Preparatory
School, sc. cor. 12th & r SITS. Met. $751;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

MIAMI, TAMPA. JACKSONVILLE VIA
Raleigh, Florence, Charleston, Savannah.
Responsible party driving good sedan. Pas
sengers cheap. Franklin 1859. 22s
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HELP-WOMEN.

MILLINERY MANAGER.
one to take charge OF millinery dept. in
NEARBY cltyi must have experience; good
selaTyi permanent position. Give telephone
number. Address Box 297.s, Star ONCE.
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BEFORE SELLING

phone Metropolitan ssl7 and get the best
results. We positively. pay more for furni-
ture, ANTIQUES, china, bric-a-brac and ONCE
furniture or pianos than any one else in the
business. The Lincoln Co., 604 9Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

WITH WAsHfNGToNs LARGEST
BUSINESS BROKERAGE CONCERN.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING 81 FINANCE CO.,
9Th FLOOR DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
1905 q ST. N.Ws TEL. MET. 4et4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

NASH 1926 LIGHT sEDAN-S35 down, Si8
per month: Excellent condition; Hne tires;
Motor Car Co, 205S nth 81. NV. Poto-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

NASH SEDAN, 400 series; low mileagei Just
as clean as new car: driven by owner;
cash payment and assume note. viii DEM
onstrate. Call Mr.. Dennis, Adams $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

appearance and performance; handsome
Fisher body, finished in Duco. The greatest
pendable, sturdy skies. Priced az $500
wallace Motor Co.. 1888 18th NV. Open
evenings. North 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

ESSEX CHALLENGER COACH : Used only
a few months. II you are considering
new car, be sure to see this bargain for
$685.. It's practically a new car. 1915 l4th
st. NV, or phone District 1880 for demon
stration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

ESSEX COUPE. 1879. rumble-seat model,
absolutely perfect; tires do not show wear;
easily worth 5000; Just repossessed for $685.,
yours for that; easy terms; guarantee. Ma
tional Auto Sales Co., Graham-Paige dealers.
81 New York ave. ne Omen TIL D m. 2Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

ESSEX SUPER-sIx COUPE, 1s3e-New-car
shape; almost new tires; looks wonderful,
runs fine. Exceptional buy for s2T5. wal
lace Motor Co., 1888 18th st. NV. Open
evenings. Decatur 22a0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

DODGE COUPE. 1878 = Perfect condition
looks like new car; sacrifice, Sl79. il09
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DODGE 1880 SENIOR SPORT SEDAN; elk
wire wheels and tires, trunk rack. fully
euuipped car has run only 1900 miles; a
speed transmission; flashing speed, reserve
power. rapid aceeleration, and easy to con
before a value like this. Phone Adams 2s7l
for demonstration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

ESSEX COUPE, late model super six. This
is another real bargain. Price only S245
l0l6 l4th st. NV, or phone District 1880
for temonstrat alton
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HELP-ATEN.

ADVERTISING Statesmen and saleswomen
willing to work; Advertising sales experience
not essential, but must be able to meet bust
ness men in dignfned manner: territory and
leads furnished. Call between 10 and and
and pm. The Bluecoat, 1885 Eye st. NV.
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sALE-AUToMoRrLEs

COACH, 1915; a 6aTSain that
ou cannot overlook; IN. very GOOD condi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

FORD TOWN CAR, model A; driven direct
from dealers showroom floor; substantial
reduction; your car in trade; terms. Used
Car Dept, Peerless Motor Co., llth at p 81.
NV Decatur 34nO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

NASH 1925 SPECIAL SEDAN: in excellent
condition; $685.. Also 1875 Dodge sedan,
$3.50. Franklin Motor Car Co., 346 Pa. ave.
Smyrna times., 1930-05-07

he will not accept the Suffragan
Bishop of the Diocese of New
ork as offered him DR.. Cum
minis name has been mentioned as
possible successor to the late
Suffragan Bishop, Herbert Ship
nan.
Messrs. Clifford Jones, G. Har-
vey Wright, and Mr.. ]. c. Handy
were guests at a luncheon given
by the Durant Auto Company at
the Kent Hotel in Wilmington last
Friday.
Mr.. G. Harvey Wright attended
Buffet Luncheon" given at the
Hotel DUPONT Biltmore by Cover
ror Buck on last Saturday.
Miss Helen Start spent the week
end in Wilmington visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Ralph Stevenson and Mr..
Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Johnson
have returned home after attend
ing the funeral of Mrs Wilmer
Price, who died at her home in
Holloway Terrace, near New Cas-
tie, on April 23rd Mrs. Price was
40 years old and was the daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. Allen Helves-
ton, of near Smyrna. She is sus-
vived by two brothers and four
sisters. Mrs Gilmore Johnson, of
this town, was one of the sisters
as was the late Mrs. Adelbert
Johnson who died about three
months ago. Funeral services were
held at her late residence on April
26th and interment made in Sill
verbrook Cemetery, Wilmington.
Mrs. Joseph H. Cannon (nee
Miss Alberta Hoffecker) of Middle
town, sails from New York to-day
as the guest of the United States
Government on a trip to France.
DR.. Cahoon accompanies her and
they both intend to see consider
able of Europe after the visit to
the battle fields Mrs. Cahoon
who is well known in Smyrna was
one of the three Gold Star Moth
ers from Delaware who will be the
guests of the Government while
they visit the cemeteries in France
where their sons made the SUI
preme sacrifice in the recent
World War. Mrs. Cahoon's son,
Lieutenant John j. Hoffecker lost
his life in the Argonne. The other
Delaware Mothers are Mrs Char
les H. Simmons, of 119 West Both
Street, Wilmington, and Mrs.
Mary J. Lewis, of Newark.
Mr.. John Dick, of Newark, was
weekend visitor Of his mother,
Mrs. E r. Dick
Smyrna times., 1930-05-07

Mrs. w. G. Anthony attended the
meeting of the Orpheus Club at
Wilmington on last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright and
daughters. Misses Mary Hart and
Sarah Ellen Wright, and Miss
Pauline Mannon motored to New
ark on Saturday and attended the
May Day Exercises at Women's
/ DR.. and Mrs. Henry r. Spru-
ance and Miss Isabelle Simpson
were guests on Sunday of Misses
Emily and Mary Spruance.
at their Office in Smyrna.
Mrs. George Carter. president Of
the goth Century Club of Smyrna
attended the club luncheon yester-
Gay, Tuesday, of the Bridgeville
Century Club.
Miss Emily Spruance and Mrs.
Robert H. Denney attended the
luncheon of the Delaware City
Century Club on last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Horace B. Clifton
and Mrs. Lena Pusey were guests
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pusey at their home in Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis O'Neil are
spending an indefinite stay with
Mrs. O'Neil's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Moffett at their farm
home between Smyrna and Ken
ton, on account of the illness of
Mrs. Moffitt. Her many friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
Miss Margaret Bargette of this
town, Mrs. Ernest Homewood and
son, Mr.. Darby HomeWood, of Will
mington and Miss Virgil Reese, Of
Clayton were guests on Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker Mrs
Parker is employed as secretary
for the Dover Gas Light Compny
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bit
ing and daughter, Doris. of Stone
hurst, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win c. Ford, of Ardmore, Pa.
were guests over the weekend Of
Mr. and Mrs Walter Ford and
family.
Mrs. Hervey P. Hall was the
guest last week of Mr. and Mrs
j. Harry HURT at their home ir
Ridley Park, Pa. Over the week
end Mr.. Hall Joined her and On
Monday morning, both returned tC
their home here in Smyrna.
Mrs. John Utzy, of Beverly, Pa
spent visit with Mr.. and Mrs
George Malcolm and family last
week Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Malcolm, Mrs. John Utzy and sis
ter, Miss Margaret Malcolm were
motor visitors to Rehoboth.
Mrs. Percy MacKain, tnee Miss
Elizabeth Start of Springfield, Pa.
was a weekend visitor of her
father, Mr.. j. Wesley Start and
her sister, Mrs. G. Davis Brown al
the Delaware House.
Rev. Alexander G. Cummins, D
D., Rector of Christ Church il
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.,a native Smyr-
nian and a cousin of Miss J.Agnes
Cummins, this town has announce
Smyrna times., 1930-05-07
FLOWERS

Cut Flowers, ferns and gerar-
ilums for window boxes at my
home on the boulevard.
MRS. MAY F. LONG
Phone 157 r 3 Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1930-05-07
Plal and Social
Ni0 Come and Go
| lAeir Social Doings

N, flnney and Mr..
I. " rnllacelphia, Pa,
On Sunday of Miss
valiant, who is liv-
siaTars House, smyr-
guest last week Of Mr..
" ham at their hor.e
= Van ! Gasken and DR..
Y, 'f ? Philadelphia, Pa.
!, l,'s several days last
~ mrs. Frank E.
| h. 1s. lvison Rowland
I'l's FOrtner), of
: ;, were guests over
n q = M. Rowland's
y. 'sllle Rowland.
4 aa :, William Harris
NJ, 'Daa ~, Harris and
\ Il ! Helen Harris, of of
st J, !. were Y. guests over
Huitn and
Ea'',' r.. Dsvord , and her
q left I... Ner-
! " to Miami and
: interest in the the
y !. staytoD 49,
IA, 'On, who bavo
4 ',,.lal g.r days Isre here
slset lss. ,Stayton, on
slsg g., W motor IN
a ~ their home m, II, u
Fatas - Of Atlanta
as Ls0b.sr ~sr daughter,
asir hon. ana Mr..
toTu :, Chestnut
. ann..A Ars' Powell
Smyrna times., 1930-05-07

Nlrna ,gr
l,3 VICINITY 1',1'1 ny.
s'nlsss' sss accepted an
s,1or a. the stars &
''5.' IS I: :3ss1asi q nay y e. 's'''
High school BaS5. Rod-
W lis 5iay Caesar t,rsor R00,
81 I. t:,.' ., iS7r96f1s %goni1s
lsrrsday, a. y
opa t''ll'
,,aip.on and ia family thank uI.
D. ,,l.r,. loan Of autos,
1+15lni ! 1.5gnpatny render, rendered
!, ;tsllsy and daqfn1sl 5o tbsna
s.,I.E ..1.:r.. 1al51s nHsic. ! loan q
| b i'as,.' VI. Of sympathy
t'aas.5 s.'sat bereavement.
o,,,. Irving Brinton,
J nl', md ". Townsend
n broadcast over
/ W " sunday, Mother S !
l,ts "a from 5 to 5.SO
!, walls has has, SO sold Solts lhs
I. 3 ) already ay. taken
/ bis new home
~ Elizabeth Anderson
III county's Oldest resi-
| saturday, evening near
!, sG years. Sne = =
ia children
:. tssrn of Eureka
! 4, i wilmington, will
! Y s.,rsss at the class in
\ I'M at the Smyrna
/ ,-,,i, - from Clayton
Tidlstown, Townsend.
d, will have candidates.
+ state officers is ex-
prsssnt and make ad-
tg will be held in the
n Church, Dover, on
!, Nav 14th, at 3 P. M.
~. y adopting a con
! Il the .swly adopted
League Of Delaware
+vtgrs and officials and
|. ,lch other business as
! rrg to come before the
p # 13O o'clock there
Yss Meeting addressed
ytusl Superintendent
i, a Mcbride.
Villains, Of West Dover,
! 4 Clerk Of the Peace OF
III. who has made an
iisl. has announced he
, ,niidate for re-nomina-
be Democratic ticket
Danty for another term.
l7sS ago Robert H. Den
aFla, came out for the
zhsequently W. D. En-
sllc, threw his hat in
Both are Democrats,
Eslans 50 far have made
, nanelts.
|. rs a combined vestry
:ational meeting in the
= y fist. Peters Church
rsiay evening. Harry
md George Boehmler
q delegates to the Dio-
iT;ltiOl in Rehoboth. on
u Il, Joseph B. HUM
ar c. W. W. Schantz
q aternates. It was
ny . benefit card party
~ house on May Is.
}. Read. Mrs. Franklin
nd Miss Helen Ring
d. EA the committee.
haol N
Smyrna times., 1930-05-07

| ~. Irving Brinton,
f., ~ and ". Townsend
n broadcast over
W W sunday, Mother IS :
/ I5is. Fl from ) to $50
La gaceta., 1930-01-09
BOXEO
BILLY HAACK SERA Ell RE-
FEREE DE LA PELEA MA


Miami Beach, Enero 9.-La
comisi6n de boxeo de Miami a.
prob6 anoche ell nombramient0
de Billy Hack, de Memphis.
Tenn, para actuar de referee en-
ell match Sammy Mandell-Ma-
nuel Quintcro, que Sc verificara
aqui ell viernes por la noche. Ell
nombre de Jack Sharkey Sc ha-
bia mencicnado por los empire"
sarios como ell del probable re-
fierce. Mr.. Carter y Jim Down.
ing negaron aver que Sc hubie-
ra seleccionado a Hack, aun-
que este Sc halla en- canine de
Miami Beach. Dos conferencias
Sc verificaron para obtener ell
c~onsentimiento unanime de ma
nagers Y ampresarios para que
Sharkey actuara de arbitro en-
ell bout"
La noticia de la selection de
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

la enorme c0ncurrencia de los
dias de crisis y de grandes aeon
tecimientos, circulara la noticia
de la muerte del ChaualiIo, ra-
pidamente difundida por Ma
drid, mas rasnochador esta no
che que de ordinario.
Ell "senor Cruz, muy t%riste,
pero muy orondo con su papel
Ga3uza, ell apoderado y los indi-
viduos de la cuadrilla recibian a
los visitantes, repitiendo Gin
cuenta wees por cuarto de no.
ra sus noticias Y defendiendo
con energia la consigna prohi-
bitiva de yisitas. Frecuentemen
te eran llamados Mateo Hacha
y "Ramitos" para informar a
los periodicals.. A centenares lie
gaban los telegramas y telefo-
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

los punos ha llegado a la ciudad
y ha hecho honor a las fabulosas
historietas que de el han rela-
tado Tunney y otros que han vi
sitado a Europa.
Ell pugil;sta italiano, que has,
ia hace dos amos era artista de
circo, es considerable por los ex-
pertos como un material que pro
mete, I'm mejor "prospecto" de
10 que era jess Willard en- la CO.
rrespondiente etapa de su ca
rrera.
La estatura de Camera es de
6 pies, 10 pulgadas, con cerca de
290 libraS de peso Y lleva IN
baston de ID libras para soste-
ner su envergadura. lisa zapa
tos ndmeIo II y ell tamano de
sus cuellos es ell 20. Cuando ira
ibajaba cor un circo su comida
diaria Sc componia de z libras
de pan; pero ahora su comida
incluye tales bagatelas como seis
huevos, 20 pedazos de pan tos-
tado, dos litros de leche, una e.
norme tajada de jam6n y quizas
medic litro de jugo de naranja.
Y despu6s de este modesto re-
fectorio 81 Sc halla dispuesto pa
ra If al gimnasio.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

SEQ &c veneer a Luis Gonzalez,
que hace meses lie derrotara, '
al mismo tempo para ganarse
IN match con ell ~italiano Eddie
Frisco, que lie ha ofrecido, ell pro
imotor de la banda de tamboree
y cornetas de la Legion Ameri-
cana, 81 triunfa.
Los valores de Young Russell
han subido mucho en- la presen
tie semana; pero solo Sc manten-
dram en- ALA con las victorias
que obtenga Ell j6ven de Palmet-
to.
Y Luis Gonzalez es un adver
sario peligroso y fuerte, que no
IQuiere yer humillado ell honor
pugllistico del barrio de Rosen-
do.
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

nemas de toda Espana intere-
sandose por la salud de CurriJo.
Los matadores obscurecidos que
aspiraban a la Sustituci6n del
CharoljUo en- las corridas que
perdia permanecian ALI, como
atornillados en- sus sillas, miriam
dose unos d otros con ojos rece-
losos y enemigos.
Jimenez Encina visit6 otras
dos wees d Currito, de cuyo Ia
do no Sc separaban Rocio, Copi-
ia Y el Piptao, que Sc neg6 a sa-
lir al siguiente dia con la Qua
drilla para Valencia,
70 me pago er sus.ituto Y
10 que sea menest6; pero 70 no
me muevo de aqui hasta que es-
tie nombre, que es mi padre, Sc
coma conmigo un arr6s con mu-
La gaceta., 1930-01-09

por Ell postin que iba a darse en-
San Carlos.
-'Cuando 70 cure al Clara
iQue noche tan larga! Una
continue lozobra, una augusta
de todos los momentos. Rocio,
Manuela, lue fue a su casa por
una porci6n de cosas con que
guerra contribuir a la mayor CO.
modidad de Currito: Copjta y Ell
.Pintao rodeaban angustiados la
cana, temiendo a cada minute
10 irremediable.
Hasta ALI llegaba ell rumor in
IcesanSe de la genie que acudia
.deseosa de noticias. De ratio en-
ratio nolabase la entrada de un
mayor golpe de visitantes. Era
que en- Telefonos, donde habia