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La gaceta., 1930-05-17
AVIsoS EN- YBoR city

tada.
Ell anciano empez6 a conner.
AL cabo de un instante Sc do
cuenta de que Sc hallaba solo
en- la mesa.
-Leontina, Ino tomas ell
desayuno?-le pregunt6.
No, abuelito, no tengo ga
mas.
-iAh!-dijo ell ciego ba-
jando la cabeza, y tom6 toda-
via dos cucharadas; pero en-
seguida apart6 la taxa.
-Tampoco tengo 20 ganas-
anadi6.
Lanz6 un suspiro Y dos grue-
sas lagrimas rodaron de sas O.
jos.
-Abuelito-dio Leontina,-
a listed lie gusta mucho ell cafe
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
BOXEO
E r LA LICENCIA A
SCHMELING

New York, Mayo 17.-Las di
ficultades de Max Schmeling
o la comisi6n atletica del es-
tado de New York Sc disiparon
aver, dejando al j6ven aleman
en- libertad de concentrates en-
su preparation para la pelea a
Is rounds que ell dia IL de ju-
Mo sostendra en- Ell Estadio de
los Yankees, con Jack Sharkey
de contrario.
AL recibirse la noticia de En-
dicott, New York, de que el pu-
gilista y I'm representante de la
comisi6n atletica habian llega-
do a I'm acuerdo, sin perdida de
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
lie es Midget Wolgast, de Fila

que es Midget Wolgast, de Fila
DELTA, campeon de peso de mos
ca ,resulto anoche demasiado
perfecta para William La Nor
tie y este cay6 al final de cinco
violentos asaltos, en- ell Madison
Square Garden.
Wolgast es Ell campe6n mum
dial de su categor1a, en- ell esta-
do de New York y en- Pennsyl-
vania.
La Association Nacional de
Boxeo tiene a Franckie Genaro
como "amo" de esa division.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

modo a los buenos, Gqu6 reser-
va para los malos?
Y Sc echo a llorar. Leontina
lie estrechaba entire sus brazos,
sollozando.
i Pobre Fabrice !-murmu-
no ell ciego.
ii I'm hombre tan bueno, tan
servicial; es horrible !-anadi6
Leontina.
y ahora, pobre hija mia, 10
que quedaba de nuestra fortuna
va no existe, no tienes NADIA, ma
-iAh! ell dinero tiene poca
importancia-eXclam6 la j6ven.
-Tengo buenas manos, huenos
ojos Y animos, trabajare.
FL ciego dej6 escapar un ge-
y apOyando Ia Gabeza en-
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

CLASIFICADOS
ESCUELA DE VEiRANO

u DE VElRANO
En- la planta baja de la lyle
STA Presbiteriana 951 IL Ave
nida. Para mas informes dir{ja-
Sc al Director, 0 lame al Tele-
fono M 62-901.
Horas de Glasses: de 9 a. m.
a 3 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

Ell espanol Antonio de la Ma
ia, ciudadano de peso complete,
hara su primera presentation
ell lunes, en- la Arena del Cfrculo
Cubano.
ST no estamos equivocados, y
no creemos estar equivocados,
Don Antonio alcanzara una ia
Gil victoria.
Con unas cuantas "palomi-
tas" hay que prepararle ell cam
pc para mayores empenos.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
BASE BALL

Los "aviadores' y los "smo-
kers' jugaron aver I'm doble
desafio, repartiendo los homo
res. Ell Pensacola gan6 ell pri-
mer juego, bateando once hits
contra Brush Y Cesar Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

Ricardo Ais, ell notable boxea
dor espanol, peleara hoy en- la
Habana, en- la Arena Polar, con
ira ell americana Dick Evans.
De Ais tenemos Las mejores
referencias y muchos lamenta-
mos que no haya sido traido a
Tampa por los "expertos" en-
presarios que por AGA tolera-
mos.
81 Evans no es una "estrella"
con nombre cambiado, Ais 10
derrotara esta noche con relati-
va facilidad.
Aspira ell espanol a la corona
mundial de peso mediano.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
VICTORIA DE MIKE WAL

VICTORIA DE MIKE WAL
KER
Ell campe6n mundial de peso
medic, Mickey Walker, boxe6
anoche en- Louisville, Kentucky,
contra Paul Swiderski, de SYRIA
cuse, hombre de peso complete.
Los periodistas otorgaron la de-
cisi6n al campe6n, dandole seis
rounds, dos a su rival y dos Ia
bias.
Fue ell acostumbrado progra-
ma de boxeo de la vispera del
Derby de Kentucky.
VENCIO Ell PEQUENO VOL
CAST
New York, Mayo lila pc
quena maquinaria combatiente
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

BUNGALOWS PARA VEN
DER o NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 1924
Holmes 1903, entire las ave
midas 20 y 81.
ga Avenida 2314.
Long st. 2208, cerca de Pa
metto.
POGO al contado, ell resto CO.
modamente. M. O. S0UDER
Florida 1921.
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rOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
De TALES PADRES,
TALES HrJOS''
-
Por
Henry German

lladas y junto a la CANA dos CT
rios encendidos. No Sc atrevi6
a entrar. Fue a comprar la le-
che y volvi6 a subir al momen-
to.
Preparado Ell desayuno, to-
mo al ciego de la mano Y 10 hi
20 sentar junto a la mesa, de-
lante de un cafe con leche, en-
ell cual lie habfa puesto una tos--
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
LIGA AMERICANA

Washington SC, 13h, lie; FL
ladelfia Sc, 1Oh, De;
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
Sc DESEA

SE DESEA
Ahora es ell tempo para comen
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gocics. Nuestro metodo de ense.
nanza inGensiva y superioreS
facilidades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a los gradua-
dos. Glasses diurnas y n~octurnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir a un
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telefono PISS Tampa y Cas-
PARA NEW YORK--El que
desee If en- autom6vi! puede
pasar por la Catorce Avenida
1406, de IL a 2 y de 5 a TR.
Precio mo1erado.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
EN- WEST TAMPA:
ERvIClo DE AMBULANCIA. TelsfOno Y Ills

Tel@fonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y lao
West Tampa H 3S46. Para llamadas por la norh
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y14l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD. July IL (NANA) -
Vivian Duncan and Rex Lease will say
1t with attorneys somewhere around the
end of this month, according to a
statement made by Rosetta Duncan yes
terday morning.
The pair said it so vigorously with
fists few days ago that Vivian is still
in the hospital-one black eye, one
useless knee and one set of badly shat
tered nerves, it seems.
The lads who study pigskin books
have advised the blondined sisters to
carry their suit through, they say And
they also add that this continuance is
really not hokuS-pok of any Sort but
. legitimate delay, caused by the sever
1ty of the pretty Duncan'S injuries
Wen find out all in the fortnight
Few conferences out of court. And what
q help those often are at Strengthening
out tangles and tempersl
They used to call her Cuddles. She
was so fat and round and dimpled and
cute that you couldn't keep your hands
of her She was just out of the nur-
sery. too, and one of Gus Edwards
Riddles in revue which that famous
"discoverer" of talent was presenting.
Today they call her Lila Lee. She's
one of the most sought-after actresses
of the talking screen. She has worked
necessarily since her comeback" a
year ago.
At the time OF the Comeback" Lila
Lee. the Cuddles of yesterday. appeared
willow slim, provocative. with a voice
which experts declared the most sexy'
Of all talking picture products. She
had reduced to meet the demands of
the camera, and those are strenuous
demands. She had worked with her
voice until it was microphone proof.
And in the past year she has gone
steadily from one role to another with
out pause, without rest and with
dieting.
Today she is taking an enforced rest
in a sanitarium near Prescott, Ariz.
Her managers and friends deny that
Lila Lee has been stricken with the
tuberculosis which has followed on sew
eral attempts to keep to camera weight
in this colony But the Prescott trip
comes on the heels of threatened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11

nervous breakdown which has kept the
actress in reStful seclusion for several
weeks past.
One of the most beautiful of the
Latin screen goddesses has been denied
insurance by gentlemen who speculate
on life and health because of the
tubercular complicatio induced by
studio work and rigid dieting.
So it's not all roses in the movies.
Priscilla Dean has had to call in the
| local police to protect her from a raid
ing party in the person of Mrs. Arnold,
her husbands former wife, who has
been prowling about the garage of
Priscilla Deans home, looking for the
ex-aviator whose marriage to the
actress has been questioned by the for
mer wife
Priscilla Dean lives with her mother
in Beverly Hills. When the argument
over the legality of her marriage to
Arnold occurred Miss Dean calmly
separated from him until the tangle
solved itself one way or another.
And business must be having a slump
for Lita Grey Chaplin, for that hand
some lady announces her intention of
returning to the village to wed Roy
darcy.
Some time ago. when her vaudevillins
was at its height, Lita Gray Chaplin
denied that she would marry darcy.
why should 1? / am making plenty
of money" was her explanation, or
words to that effect.
Meanwhile Roy darcy has returned
to his first wife's home and discovered
that when they agreed that they dis
agree they were really correct. So they
disagreed all over again and straight
ened that out.
At least it's all straight with them.
It's bit cloudy with me.
tCopyright, 1880, bv North American News
paper Aliiance.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11

More than a century ago a Spanish
galleon carrying over $4,000 900 in sill
yer and many bars Of gold was bat
tered to pieces in fierce storm off the
coast of England. That the treasure
is still there is proven by the fact that
silver bars and ingotS are occasionally
washed ashore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11

Across.
]. Three-fourths inch.
s. To damage.
2. Impudence: coll.
IL. Science treating Of origin of words
is. Relax; abate
II. BOND fish.
1S. Medicinal plant.
19. Ammonia derivstive
20. Mans name.
81. River obstruction.
%. Snow shoe
%. Cerium: symbol.
"a. Prefix denoting through.
IS. Plaintiff
26. One who surmises.
%. Artists stands.
80. Piloted.
81. Withered.
30. Stink.
80. A dinner course.
IS. A color
36. Be foremost
80. To wet. as fax.
Al Clothed.
~. Card game.
IS. Liquors.
Az Joined.
90. Toward the rear of ship.
49, Pioneer.
81. Tribe Of Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11


50. King of Bashan.
So. Exclamation in Hindu religious rites.
81. Atmosphere.
SIS. bolt.
Sc. English beetle.
81. Southwestern lariat,
SO. Spheres.
so. Pharmaceutical name of SOAP.
81. Town of noted witch.
So. Plays music to.
"a. Luminaries.
IS. Beverage.
66. Scents.
no,rr
l. translates from cipher
z. OF certain European country.
3. Circular motion.
4. Small devil.
S. Proposition.
6. Tooth.
Z. Excited
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
PRINCE APPLAUDED
 FOR LONDON TALK
Conference Address Plea f0G
 World Peace Plan

London. Oct. 3l tR>-,'ricnds Of tnc League of Nations teddy warmly applaudcd the expressions of the Prince of Wales before representa- tives at the imperial conference n an international radiocast last night
 The prince, pleading to tho Ems fish speaking peoples to support the League of Nations union in "crll- sade for world peace" was notably critical of opponents of the league idea.
 'I realize that there still are 'r all countries" he said, some people who profess to have no belief in the efficacy of the League of Nations to prevent another devastating world war l would ask those people 10 think q little deeper, to reflect first that the way to prevent war is not by some sudden and violent action at the eleventh hour, but by th2 gradual and steady formation O. habits of international cooperation and mutual trust
 Secondly I would suggest 10 those people that they ask thcni- selves, if they mistrust the league, what possible alternative they have
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
the constitution were enacted.
 Seek Name tor City

Cuba, since the inauguration in 1925 of the Machado administra- ton. has been striving 70 bring Ha. Nana 10 greater international prom hence through creation ''ere of t sort of new world Hague fer the ad judication of Pan-American affairs and it was with this program i'll mind that congress favored leSisla tion placing control Of the city un der federal authority.
 The federal district plan is much to the fore at this time as d result of belief that congress will have in sufficient time between TOW an1 February A 10 enact a code of de tailed federal laws under which to govern the district.
 Commission Provided
 One bill, providing for election of q director general and commits sion Of l1 members representing e pital, labor and the Cuban Cham b@r of Commerce, to govern .hc city is now pending before congress. an l other plans arc being advanced Most of them cali for faithful dupl-
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
Railroad Consolidation Proposals
 Gain Ironei1zs With New Reports

rlishncnt of the principle. and prior to thGt time q certain limited amount Of aulalgausation was per mitted by independent action of car rier groups.
 However, during the last decade, the rising earnings of carriers ha l lcsscned the problem of weak sys- tcms. and until recently there were hardly any carriers of first class vhoGe incomes were deemed serious N inadequate
 Years Returns In1uiiiv.ent
 Tn all discussions of the subjcc,. however. it i5 emphasized that r@ turns Of a single year gre entirely iGe1'fficjcnt for foTrulatin- pronos- tc0li..hmcnt of definite earnings @'a of m"'"~ 'uiolic policy. Inc cS- trend is expected to take much long CT.
 Notwithstanding this, with th4 prospect Of increased wage eypendi ture hanging over the situation. il iS expected consolidation will gat new treatment in congress and 1n banking quarters at a1 early date.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
to offer for reestablishing peace and rebuilding world prosperity" PANGALOS' SYMPATHIZERS
 ARE ARRESTED IN ATHENS
sFCrnlcr Dictator nnG 27 Military Officers Taken Ill Raid
 On Meeting

Athens, Greece. Oct. 5 R)-Witn the arrest of the former dictator. General Theodorus Pangalos and T military officers and civilians, police believed today that they had frus- trated q plot to depose Premier l1leuthcrios Venizelos and reinstate PanSalos.
 Official quarters mininlizcd im- portancc ot the plot and the minis ter Of war described it as farcical. Ha added that the government hal been on the track of the conHpira- tors for q long time but, regarding the movement as unimportant. de cidcd not to arrest anyone until the time was opportune.
 Most of the arrests were made Wednesday night when police sur prised a group of army officers and others at a meeting. A warrant vas issued for General Pangalos, who was dictator of Greece in 1925. The warrant was served and he was taken into custody at E.leusis.
 Pangalos denied any knowledge of a conspiracy but was brought back to Athens and placed in sol- tary confinement. Premier Ncnl- clos at present is visiting in Turkey,
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31

Washington, Oct 3l H,-A new carneatncsa has been lent by recent events to the general proposal for the consolidation of American rail- roads into fewer units
 Western railroads have officially notified the interstate commerCa commission that their earnings for the first half of 1880 were possibly insufficient to cover the total Of in terest charges on their debts, with out allowing for dividends. Tit2 monthly reports of carrier earnings in the southern district reveal Il somewhat similar situation. Simul- taacously. leaders or railroad labor organizations have given public mo- ticc Of program fer demanding tn" Gi.. hour day in tr;Ein service, which will be moro fully developed at l conference in Chicago next week.
 Earning; Not Compiled
 Earnings Of eastern carriers have not yet been compiled officially to parallel the representation made by the western executives, but unoffi- cially. they are understood to pre- cent a better showing. At the same time, the net earnings of all clags one carriers. which in 1929 were more than Sf.25U. .00h 0G0. are eX- pected to show for 1880 contrGc- ticn of perhaps 30 per cent
 The bearing of earnings upon con solidatior prospects is considered most immediate in all railroad cir clcs. since the idea of throwing the lG0 odd trunklines Of the country into s or 2t systems originated GrSt in 1920, when it vas anticip&t2'l that during a period of depressed earnings. many weak lines would be unable to survive under rates ade quate for the stronger carriers.
 The commission last year present cd a national plan for the accom-
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
HAVANA ID LOSE
 STATUS AS CITY
Will Become Federal District
 Like District Of Columbia

Havana, Oct. j1 (Pl--Iiavana, one of the oldest cities in the new world, is 10 lose it's municipal identity to become a federal district much like the District of Columbia, Already following closely the pattern of gov crnment in the United States, Cuba OH February 24, 1881. will lend new emphasis 10 the parallel
 Legislation for abolition of the municipality and the creation in it's place of q federal or central district was adopted by the Cuban congress May 20, 1928, at Inc saluc time that ! number of other amendments 70
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
Bankers Wife Lured Kidnapers
 To Capture With Willy Strategy
 While Pretending to Pay Ransom
Mrs. Yocum's Courage Probably Responsible for Arrests - Played
 Double Game of Pooling Public and Abductors, While Secretly at Work.

kcwancc, H., Oct. 3l R)-A wom- ai's courage was credited by the all. ti.oritics today as an important fac tor in bringing railurc-and Il worthless wooden block-to the met who kidnapped Earl Yocum, wealthy banker.
 The fortitudc of the bankers wife II cooperating with the Illinois Banke CTS Association in tracking down the members of the Kidnapping gung was pointed to by them as inn portant in the strategy that led to the arrest of two of the men and the hunt for their two companions The woman, herself. however, was incommunicative, except to reiterate pIevlous statements that she was handling the matter by herself Z Turned Over Letters
 Mrs. Yocums part in the effort to forcstall the kidnap pers-that of ttrning ransom letters over to J. A. Newell of the Illinois Bankers A3so- citation while her husband was held c;sptive--was revealed simultaneous ls N1Lll tIlt tOHltCSlOll ol V NSi IiN fAiii- fa'cn, Galva mechanic, who told, ,telice said, how the bankers abduc- CTS asked for s200.00O. then s15o,- Uto, then s100.O00 and finally wound up by getting a package con- taining the wooden block. It had been placed by the authorities as dgcoy on a road at Leland H.
 Ahlgren. seized yesterday at Carm where he was hiding. was tstotcd by the police as saying that k, and his companions figured tha. Mrs. Yocum was so scared she wouldn't dare doublecross us.' He added that he would tell the world tt'at she is a smart woman"
 Ahlgren's confession was made while a hunt was on for OrVllle Nhiskers and Lloyd Winslow, his companions. who with Harry Whisk- CTS. brother of Orville, were impli- cated by Ahlgren in the plot. Harry Nhiskers was arrested last Tuesday a, a result of an alleged effort to allow the llidnapers to hold 1ocum a prisoner on his farm.
 May Pay With Lives
 The search for the two missing men was continued today. All of them, if tried and convicted, may face the prospect Of death in the electric chair. It is possible for juries in Illinois to infict that pun ishnent for the crime of Kidnapping for ransom.
 When the alleged kidnapcrs found they had been duped they telephon- ed Mrs Yocum Wednesday night threatening to bomb her house, and Andrew Anderson. cashier of To- cum's bank was sent to Princeton for a meeting with the gang. His conference was followed by chase it> which the men escaped, after abandoning their automobile. It vGs not until noon yesterday tha. Ahlgren was caught.
 Confidence that the package left for them would contain their easy money,' Ahlgren said, had led the Eidnapcrs to release Yocum last Wednesday at Atkinson, after hold ing him prisoner in a hunting lodge OH the banks of the, Illinois river near Lacon. 1ocum, who was kid mapped last Satuday evening was back at work in the bank today, ap- parently none the worse for his ex- periences.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31

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New Britain herald., 1930-10-31

cation Of the District Of ,oiumhia plan but one advocates the institu ton Of q sort of city manager form of government. under federal super vision
 Havana. according 70 nauona library references. vas .ostnded il, or about the year 1519 by Diego De Nelasquez, At 'he tinln it ioses ;is municipal identity the city will b. 412 years old,
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
CLASS STUDIES WEED CONTROL

McClavc, Colo. Oct. 31 (UP)- The McClavc high school has a class in the study of weed control. Seven teen different weeds were identified and sent to the botany department Of tho Colorado Agricultural college.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
Rheumatism
 Gees Swollen Joints Vanish
liow to End Rheumatism in
 less Than a Week

F you suffer from torturing rheumatic pains, sore muscles stiff in1amed joints. it's because your system is full of the dangerous poisons that cause rheu- matjsm and make thousands helpless. What you need is EC- -MA, and need it ,slt HOW.
 RU-MA acts on the blood. stomach, kidneys and liver, and drives the danger ous rheumatic poisons from the system through the natural channels of elimina tion-it cases pain the first day.
 lou must use an internal medicine to Free the joints and muscles of crippling tifinesS, soreness and torturing pain. That's why RU-MA succeeds while exter- nal remedies and pain deadening drugs give only temporary relief
 The Fair Dept Store says no matter what kind of rheumatism you have, or how long you have suffered, try RU-MA it must completely end all rheumatic agony or you get your money back.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
CHCIE GETS PARIS OFFER

Athens, O., Oct. 3l UP)-Ohio University choir to be composed of men and women of university glcc clubs is considering an offer of an agent in Paris to make an Euro poan tour next summer. according to Professor C. C. Robinson di- rprtOr
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
BECOMES HUMAN TORCH

San Paulo. Brazil, Oct. 3l (UP)- Gamaliel ferreira do Prado, IS, didn't believe in the old fashioned ways of committing suicide, so he drank two cups of gasoline. lighted match, and placed it in his mouth. He is recovering.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
PROWLERS WERE BLIND MEN

Denver, Colo, Oct. 3 (UP)- Three patrolmen returned to their card game at the station when the providers in the railroad yards they were sent t. arrest proved to be blind men that were lost
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31

A member of the Morris family ll&s been captain of the high school football team Of Seymour, in west Texas, eight out Of nine years.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-31

This anniversary we bring to you VALUES that we have never seen in our history. It is 1ightful occasion of celebration. Our suc- cess during these years has been astounding due to the faith and confidence of the pcc- pie of Hartford and vicinity Grateful to the people, we show our appreciation in practi- cal way by offering our entire stocks at truly exceptional prices. It will be we'll worth your while to select furniture for Christmas gifts now. You benefit greatly by doing so.