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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
FAMED TRICO is
LEFT Ar POST IN
COURTS DERBY
Horse That Brought City
Man Fortune Doesn't
Choose to Run.

The track was soft. Hot dog
Odors were waited over the paddock.
IN My Blue lIdge Mountain Home
was violined by q Negro orchestra.
Young colts champed at the bar
rier. a raw-boned gray campaigner
nOsed up to the starting line
They're orr came the cry.
And thus was run the inaugural"
of Arthur Courts night club. the
newest agricultural enterprise" OF
the man who won $4,000 in 1929 on
the English derby. Trigo Inn,
Courts new dance hall and bar
becue, on the NOTES.-THE road. was
the scene of Saturday nights event.
But 10! As the dancing colts. the
gray, got away from the square
dance barrier, Trigo, the fayorite.
who won Court his derby money.
was left at the post"-on the side
Of a barn within a stones throw Of
the dance hall
Trigo didn't choose to run. like
all favOriteS, for he was only
painted likeness of the Trigo OF
derby fame and his paddock the
side of a "horseless" barn.
He Knew the Track
The gray won. He carried more
poundage than the colts, but he
knew his track. The boards weaved
under his stamping, but with dogs
up" he circled the course handily
into the winners circle.
"Hotdogs" greeted the victor. A
new square dance race was run.
the Arkansas Traveller"
Snow pelted the painted likeness
OF Trigo who made that dance hall
race a possibility, who gave Court
his filling station, gave the dancers
their near-beer.
Farm neighbors. sight seers.
formed the crowd that paid court
to Courts dance paddock.
Hot dogs and free near-beer
refreshed the victor. The orches-
ira struck up the Arkansas Travel
er" and new square dance was on.
"Shes damned Full"
Monarch of all he surveyed,
Court strolled about with proprietary
air His costly tan velour hat was
pulled carelessly over one eye in
hossy' style. His black mustache
was freshly cropped for the party.
The hand that pulled a derby
winner from a sheaf of paSteboard
tickets reached into the recesseS Of
an electric photograph and came out
with "Tain't No Sin to Take Of
Your Skin and Dance Around in
Your Bones" The record gave the
orchestra a brief respite
Had 'er damned full tonight"
Court exclaimed jubilantly to late
conner.
A bit timidly, Mrs. Court smiled
at the racers, the young colts, and
the gray. a man near 10.
It was past midnight when the
crowd treked home, leaving the
painted Trigo to the solitude Of his
horseless barn,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
TO FARLEY
Leaves Saturday to Head
French Group Again.

BIZ United Press
PARIS, March 3.-Premier Andre
Tardieu, who formed a new cabinet
and took over the government Sun
day, will leave Saturday for Lon
don to resume leadership of the
French delegation to the f1ve-power
naval conference.
The other French delegates will
leave Thursday, provided Tardieu is
given vote Of confidence in the
chamber of deputies.
Tardieu said the French naval
viewpoint remains exactly the same
as outlined in his previous memo
randums and statements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
DANCE DERBY
FIGHT FLARES
Battle Over Detroit Event
Moves Into Courts.
RMT nite1 Presa

BIZ United Press
EAST DETROIT, March 3.-De-
troit's marathon dance, which has
been in progress for LOG days,
seemed destined to move into court.
The event, which started before
Thanksgiving, has ten survivors,
half of whom are women.
Eugene J. Brock, state commits
sioner of labor, said he would seek a
warrant at Mt. Clemens today for
promoters, charging they were work
ing women employees more than the
ten hours a day permitted by law.
For weeks clergymen and wom-
ems organizations have protested
against the dance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
BAR GROUP UNDER
BAN ON POLITICS
AIS Fair in

A jealous rival of Gary
Brown, 105 South Catherwood
street, is sought by police as
the person who fired Browns
new automobile, parked at the
side OF his home early Sunday.
The automobile was de-.
stroyed and the home was dam
aged to extent of $50 by the
flames.
Brown had purchased the
car Wednesday and planned a
trip to Louisville with a girl
friend Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
SCORE UTILITY CONTROL
Pr-se Group Condemns Newspaper
Situation in Massachusetts

BOSTON, March 3.-Control of
newspapers by gas and electric in
tereStS was condemned in the re-
port today of the special recess
commission created by the last leg
islature to investigate the so-called
power trust in Massachusetts,.
The commission did not recon-
mend any legislation o. ne subject.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Textile Staying Trial Resumed

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March g.
Trial of five nonunion textile mill
workers on charges of participating
in the murder OF Mrs. Ella May
Virgins at Gastonia last Septem-
Der was resumed in Mecklenberg
superior court here today, after a
recess OF three days because Of the
illness of defendant O. II. Lunsford,
stricken with the mum')S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Bridge Appeal Dismissed

AIN 2 Ftft tI 7 Tteo
WASHINGTON, March 3.-An
appeal by c. L. Crawford, Mendo-
cino county. California, attacking
the state legislatures plan for
bridge district t. construct the
worlds largest bridge, across the
Golden Gate, was dismissed for
nally by the supreme court today
for lack Of an important federal
question
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
HONOR LATE JUDGE
Memorial to Be Held for
Fremont Afford.

Memorial services will be held in
criminal court at IL a. m. Tuesday
for Fremont Afford, indianapolis
jurist. who died Saturday. Cere-
monies will be conducted by Harry
K. Hendrickson, law associate of Mr..
Afford, with Criminal Judge James
A. Collins presiding.
Final rites for Mr.. Afford will
be held at the home, 2428 East
Tenth street, at 2 p. m. Tuesday.
Students at the Indiana law school.
where Mr.. Afford was an instructor
many years, will be honorary pail
bearers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
CAR CRASHES INTO
POLE; MAN KILLED
MASONS TO HOLD RITES
Pentalpha Lodge in Charge of
Keller Funeral Tuesday.

Funeral services at 3 Tuesday
afCernoon for Edward w. Keeler,
"a. of 513 East Twentieth street,
who died Sunday, will be conducted
by PentaIpha lodge, F. & A. M,
at the Hisey & Titus undertaking
establishment, 951 North Delaware
street. Burial will be at Crown Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. Keeler was born in Ridge
field, Conn, and had lived here
thirty eight years, being engaged in
the insurance business. He is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Mary L.
Keeler, and two brothers. A. B.
Keeler of New York and E. NJ.
Keller Of San Francisco.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
CENSUS OFFICE OPENED
Bureau in Federal Building Ready
for Decennial Work

Offices of the United States
census bureau for the Eighth Indi-
ana district, have been opened in
the federal building, preparatory to
beginning of taking Of the fifteenth
decennial census, Delbert O. Will
meth, supervisor, announced today.
Clarence S. Durand, Washington,
special agent, will supervise census
of distribution of manufacturers,
mines, quarries, wholesalers and re-
tailers in all lines in indianapolis,
Anderson, Charlottesville, Frankfort,
Lafayette, Muncie, Newcastle and
Richmond,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
DUND0N RITES SLATED
Merchant Policeman to Be Buried
in Holy Cross Wednesday.

William Dundon, SIS, merchant
policeman on South Meridian street,
fifteen years, who died Sunday at
his home, 1929 East Ohio street,
after illness of more than q year,
will be buried in Holy Cross
cemetery after services at WedneS-
day morning at Holy Cross Catholic
church.
Mr. Dundon was born in Limerick,
ireland. and had made his home in
Indianapolis twenty-four years. His
widow, Mrs. Nora Dundon, a
daughter, Miss Noreene Dundon of
indianapolis, and a brother in Ire
land survive him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
MOBILIZE CHINESE ARMY
Nationalist Troops Prepare for
Terrific Battle, Report.

BIZ United PreSs
LONDON, March 3.--Chiang Kali
Shek. president Of the Nationalist
Chinese government, is throwing
great military forces into the field
in anticipation Of tremendous
battle, in the opinion of the Daily
Telegraph's >Peiping correspondent.
With the alleged intention OF
capturing Tientsin, formidable
numbers of Nationalist troops are
on The way to Techhow and l00.-
900 men from the Shansi district
have been drafted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
$181, 924.50 IS CITY'S
SHARE OF GAS TAX
Ghost Walks

CHICAGO, March 3.-Work
~ seemed like play today for
the city's $4,000 public employees,
because their long overdue pay
checks were in the mail Actual
cash to meet the $11,750,0OO pay
roll was obtained by Silas H.
Strawn, head of the citizens res
cue committee"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
IS STAYED
Gary Slayer Given Time to File
Murder Verdict Appeal

Stay of execution until Oct. II
was granted Ulysses Mack. %,
Negro, Gary, by the Indiana su-
preme court today in order to give
his attorneys time TO complete an
appeal
Mack was sentenced to die in the
electric chair Wednesday, as the
murderer of Miss Josephine Ordirr-
izZi. Gary, last year. He was sem
fenced from Porter county circuit
court Dec. %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
OFFICER KILLS THIEVES
Burglars, Trapped in Theater, Lose
Gun Battle With PatrOlman.

BIZ Un1tfd PfeSS
DETROIT, March 3.-Two burg
lars, trapped in a neighborhood
movie theater, elected to shoot it
out with Patrolman Donald Bondy
early today. They lost, both re-
eeiving fatal wounds, while their
shots failed to hit Bondy. They
were identified as Leonard E.
Tooney and Leo Gurdada.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
ARRANGE LIGHT SESSION
Well-KnOwn Electrical Instructors
to Attend City Conference.

Instructors, who are nationally
known in the electric industry will
appear on the program of the sec
ond annual illumination conference
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
at the Chamber of Commerce.
The conference is under the
auspices of the Electric League of
Indiana. Meetings will be held each
afternoon and evening. Every one
interested in better lighting is IN
vited to attend, Ted c. Brown, man
ager, said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
CAVERN IS EXPLORED
BY NEWSPAPER MEN
Expedition to Penetrate Into Re
mote New Mexico ReceSses.

mote New Mexico ReceSses.
BH Jpitcd Press
CARLSBAD. N. NJ, March 3.--An
expedition of New York newspaper
men plans to penetrate the remote
recesses of the famous Carlsbad
cavern this week and may remain
in the underground passages for
three or four days.
The long trip into the lower levels
of she cavern is scheduled to start
Wednesday. In the territory below
the green house" two new rooms
containing formations resembling
coral reefs have been found by the
explorers.
Skeletons of small animals having
legs about twelve inches in length
were discovered. Scientists were I'M
able to classify them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
NURSES'S RINGS STOLEN
Theft of Jewelry, Cash, Valued at
S235, Reported Police.

A diamond ring, another ring and
IS cash. total value OF S235, were
stolen from the rooms of Miss Ruby
Clar. residing at the Coleman hos
pital nurses home, she reported to
police today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Steel Magnate's Daughter WEEDS

NORWALK, Conn, March g.
Miss RoSamund Marie Farrell,
daughter Of James A. Farrell, presi-
dent of the United States Steel Cor
poration, was married to Richard
Joseph Buck, New York broker, at
St Joseph's Roman Catholic church
here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
WRIST WATCHES
AND RINGS ARE
TAKEN IN THEFT
Brick Is Tossed Through
Display Window Of
Downtown Firm.
SHOE SHOP is LOOTED
Many Homes Are Entered
by Burglars Over
Weekend.

Looting stores and residences over
the weekend, burglars obtained
jewelry. clothing, groceries and cash
A brick was thrown through the
display window of the Crown jew
elry Company. 81 South Illi~ois
street. and a tray of diamond ngs
and a tray of wrist watches, valued
at 1000 was taken. police were told.
Entering a restaurant at 346 Viz
GINA avenue, burglars cut through
the wall to gain entrance to the
Horuf shoe store. 342 Virginia ave-
nue.. and carried away shoes, socks
and other merchandise valued at
total OF $780,
Many Burglaries Reported
Other burglaries reported to
police were:
Residence, Harry w. Wiebke, 936
East Fifty-eighth street, diamond
ring. value SIPS. 500 cash: resi-
dence II. T. Weers, l West Twenty
eighth street. Apt 5O7. clothing and
jewelry valued at S240, William A.
O'Haver poolrOom. 1911 Uden street,
$50 and cigarets valued at So; Shell
filling station. 1924 North Ewing
street, SIC cash; Roosevelt meat
market, 2106 Roosevelt avenue,
meats valued at $40; Y. M. c. A.
barber shop, nothing taken; resi-
dence Frank SkuSca, 931 Ketcham
street, Sc cash and jeWelry valued
at $35. residence, f. H. Caudeu. 531
Concord street, clothing and saw
ings bank, total value $50: Charles
Jones. restaurant, 523 King avenue,
s35 in tobacco; Standard grocery,
1915 East Twenty-fifth street. gro
cerieS valued at $40; Roosevelt
pharmacy. 21O2 Roosevelt avenue,
burglars frightened away by merch-
ant policeman.
Minor HOldups Continue
Banditry over the weekend was
confined to minor hOldups. Two
bandits who robbed the Phoenix
service station at COL Kentucky ave
nue. a week ago returned Saturday
night and took $50 from Lee Fra
zier, 672 Birch avenue, attendant. he
told police. Clinton White of 245
South Arsenal avenue, is under ar
rest on charges of banditry after
police allege he was identified as
one of the two bandits. He denies
guilt.
A Negro took $40 from Private
Edward Brown. Eleventh infantry,
RI. Benjamin Harrison. at Missouri
and Court streets Sunday night.
Two bandits robbed the Bridge fill
ing station at Kentucky and Oliver
avenues of SIS. threatening Ben
Louden. attendant, 1909 West Ray
street. with revOlverS.
Joseph Smith. 345 North jefferson
avenue. Red Cab driver. was robbed
of $40 by a passenger. E. NJ. Sper-
ling, 81, Of 11O2 River avenue, re-
ported he was robbed of his cab
by lone bandit near Fit. Harrison
Saturday night, the cab being found
wrecked a short distance away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Anderson Man Dies

ANDERSON, Ind, March 3.-Fu-
neral services were held Sun
day for George w. Spaulding. 46.
He leaves his widow. a daughter and
three sons, all Of Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
FIRE DAMAGES MIL

BIT INUFU II'NN
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Narch s.
Defective wiring was blamed for
fire Monday that damaged the Of
flee and mill property Of Martin
Cutsinger e. Co., Shelbyville. with
damage estimated at from $4,000
to $4,000 Flying sparks and in
tense heat caused $4,000 damage to
nearby properties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
Bus Dive Fatal to Thirtv-six

WARSAW, Poland, March ga
bus carrying a wedding party to
Swiencienay. in the Wilma district
fell over an embankmenkinto river
today, drowning thirty-sN persons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
CABINET CRASH FEARED
German Chiefs Make Concessions to
Save Government.
BIZ United Press

BERLIN, March 3.-Chancellor
Hermann Mueller's cabinet indicated
today it would make concessions to
the powerful Folks party on un-
employment insurance legislation to
prevent the immediate fall of the
government
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-03
State Association Follows
Hands Off Policy on
JudgeShipS.

Although bylaws of the Indiana
State Bar Association provide the
committee on appointment, nomin-
alton and election of judges shall
consult and advise" political con-
ventions in regard to nomination
for supreme and appellate judge
ships, no such action will be taken
this year, is was ennounced today
by Attorney General James M. Og-
den. president.
Ogden predicated his statement
on the stand taken by James Bling
ham, chairman of the committee
who explained that the "handS off
policy was adopted at the mid-win-
ter meeting of the state bar.
The idea had been incorporated
in Bingham's committee report and
was adopted by blanket indorse-
ment of the report without particu-
lar discussion of the point involving
the high judgeship.
Local Groups TO Act
"Since nominations for the higf
courts are made from districts,
Bingham explained, at was deemed
advisable to refrain from making
recommendations on the grounc
that it would be impossible for the
state bar to have adequate and init
mate knowledge sufficient to pass
on candidate qualifications"
The committee report recommend
ed local bar associations pass or
judicial nominees and this is to be
done in indianapolis and elsewhere
as in former years.
Thomas B. Coulter, Vincennes
who seeks the supreme court seat
now held by Judge Benjamin F
Willoughby, Vincennes, is seeking
active support from state bar mem
bers. In letter addressed to va
rious prominent members and Off
Gals of the state association he asks
for their Endorsement ''if they car
see fit to give it"
Bar Meeting Set
Board of managers of the associa-
ton will meet at the Eighth district
bar meeting March %, at Muncie
Ogden announced. Plans for the
annual summer meeting at Bloom
ington, July 10-11, will be taken up
by the board.
Burr Jones of the University of
Wisconsin law school faculty, famed
author of Jones on Evidence" is to
be principal speaker at the Bloom
ington meeting.
Effort is being made also to secure
William H Townsend, Lexington
KY, to speak on Lincoln, the Law
yer" Townsend is said to have the
first law book ever owned by Abra-
ham Lincoln.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

biera constituido una fortuna
vulgar. Pero iprincesa!... La CO.
sa cambiaba.
Jorge, al mirar a Fanny a
trav6s de aquel nuevo prisma, Ia
encontraba Glen veces mas bella,
linda y seductora que antes.
Una taxa de tie, amigo MIC
.-dijo la sirena sirviendo al ar.
|tista que contempl6 su blanca
mano y torneado brazo.
Trojan tomo la taxa, y a la vez
la mano de la j6ven.
- Que haceis
Fanny con viveza.
va 10 veis... admire.
ID ESta porcelana?... Ten6is
raz6n Dieen que este servicio
perteneci6 a la Dubarry, para
quien Luis XIV 10 encarg6 ex-
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

sito libre csc sitio.
-Manana habra desapare-
cido.
La j6ven TOGO ell timbre,
y a los pocos segundos Sc pre-
sent6 la doncella.
Ell te-dijo Fanny.
Dos minutes despues habia
sobre ell velador un preciosisimo
servicio de tie.
Ell rapido cambio operado en-
los sentimientos Y en- las name
ras de Jorge no deben sorpren-
der a nustros lectores, pues sien
do casada no podia hacer de su
hermosura y de su gracia un &C.
DO para la trampa matrimonial.
NADIA, pues, impedfa al artista
poder entregarse a SUI passion.
La conquista de Fanny solo hui
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

y desea probar al p1blico la ex-
celencia de sus "facultades'
deshaciendo malas impresiones
anteriores, sin perdida de ITEM
pc lie contrat6.
Hablando de Potter, a quien
llamaran Eel rey de los nocaos"
Perez dijo anoche que el es I'm
republican, convencido y ten
drfa verdadero placer derrocan-
do a este "rey''.
Potter lleva sostenidas 35 pc
leas Y en- rs de elias ha triunfa-
do por "nocao".
Figuran entire sus vfctimas
Farmer Joe Cooper, Ted Good
rich, Young Wallace y Kai
Kruze.
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Estais a~dvertido.

EStalS advertldo.
-IY de que hablar enton-
ces-pregunt6 Jorge,-si me
prohibits que os olga 10 que lie
ma mi coraz6n?
DE TODD, excepto de ESQ.
Podemos conversar acerca del
gabinete. TIA recobrado vues
tro talento toda su energia y
no juzgais la empresa indigna
de vuestra paleta?
i Trabajando cerca de vos
Y para vos tendre talento, ten
Dire hasta genio !-exclam6
Jorge.-iP Promote realizar las
maravillas que deseais! L.. Pc
ro...
Pero JQue?
II Deseo que esa imagen
desaparezca de allil.,, Niece
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

Carrie H. Graham contra
Horace Banister; Ben Haimo-
vitz contra E. R. Robson; Uni
ted Motor Company contra
Warren Whitehurst; Rosa Nc
ses contra w. O. BARLEY; Par
line Clyde Newsome contra
Clyde Newsome; Fisk Tire Co.
Inc. contra D. C. Gillett; M.
E. Lumb contra E. H. Horton.
60
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
GONZALEZ Y RUSSELL
~TERMINARAN HOY SUS
PRACTICAS

Dispuestos a no darse Quartet
manana por la noche, en- Ben
jamin Field, terminaran hoy
sus practicas los j6venes gla-
diadores tampenos Luis Coma
lez y Joseito Rodriguez.
Entire los "fieles" del arte de
los punos Luis es conocido por
ell Lenero y algunas veces por el
Gorilla.
Joseito responde en- ell Cam
pc del pugilismo" por Young
Russell y la Pantera de Palmet-
to.
Sera ell combate de manana a
Is rounds, de tres minutes ca
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

p~resamente a Sevres. iEs una
verdadera obra de arte!
i -iAh!-exclam6 JORGE
La Dubarry, Luis XIV, Sevres
y la porcelana!.. L.. Isl supierais
Guam POGO me interesa TODD ESQ!
-iProfano!... iBlasfemo!...
No admirais Ell arte!
-Cuando mis- ojos os miriam
no pueden admirar NADIA mas
porque absorbeis su admiration.
-iAh... otra galanteria! Sa-
beis que os 10 tengo prohibido.
No es ell enamorado que
habla es ell artista.
-Tanto al enamorado como
al artista les prohibo toda clase
de galanterfa.
Els impossible obedeceros.
En- csc case, podeis retira-
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Young Higgins, ell patrocina-
do del Curro Lorente, con YER
dadero entusiasmo Sc prepare
para la pelea de manana por la
noche, en- ell cuadrilatero de los
Artilleros, con Cracker" Smith
Higgins es un muchacho fl
no, de excelente presencia, y ell
maestro Lorente Sc muestra or
gulloso de Ell.
La comisi6n Atletica de New
York ha suspendido por so dfas,
con la mejor buena fe, a Justo
Suarez, ell "Torito" argentine.
Suarez ha derrotado a todos
los que lie han buscado aquf y
muy pocos expertos dudan de
que llegara a cenirse la corona
de peso ligero.
Sobre ell Torito la suspension
tendra efecto deprimente.
H.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
listed s. S.
Augusta Garcia,
Secretario.
R ESTA PREPARAN-
DOSE PARA Ell "REY DE
LOS NOCAOS"

No guerra Rosendo MARTINEZ
presentar a Raymond Perez con
ira Roy Potter, de Jacksonville,
por las Deficiencies demostracio-
mes del cubano en- varias de las
peleas que recientemente ha SOS
tenido.
Pero cuando a pap; Rosen-
do" Sc lie manifesto que Perez
esta fisicamente bien preparado
La gaceta., 1930-10-09
NLI ETIN DE LA GACETA
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y Paez

comprendia tambien asf.
-Prisionera, me hubiera re-
belado; tomemos ell te.
- Que buena sois-murmu
roy cuanta raz6n tengo pa
IA adorarosl
Nj una palabra mas de
esa demencia-repuso la j6-
ven,--o no hay to-. Quiero OIL
vidar; pero olvidad tambien...
Al primer sintoma Que note de
locura os destierro sin piedad.,
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

nera por la derrota que a manos
de Jimmy Maloney sufriera?
Nos parece que no. Las peleas
por ell campeonato son a 10
rounds.
De haber durado un asalto
mas ell match" entire ell gigantic
y Ell j6ven de Boston, a este hu-
bieran tenido que recogerlo ce
sobre la Iona.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

Francis, de Italia, fuerte pega-
dor.
Este bout" completara 81
programa en- que figuran al Sin
ger contra Eddie Mack y King
Levinsky, vencedor de Leo
Lomski, contra Tom Kirby, de
Boston.
La gaceta., 1930-10-09

81.
-Pues no tiene NADIA alegre.
NO soy vieja, pero mi pasado es
mas bien malo que bueno.
Los malos recuerdos y las
penas pasadas Sc mitigan GUAM
DO Sc confian a un coraz6u
amigo.
= csc amigo sois vos?
-iAh!.. Isl para libraros del
dolor fuese necesario arriesgar
mi vlda' creed que no vacilarfa
un mOmento!
ESQ Sc dice.
ESQ Sc hace, os 10 juro!
i Un amigo!... Jun amigo
verdadero! Pero lpodr6 cree
ros?... La amistad de un i6van
por una mujer bella, encierra
las mas de las wees, no ell amor