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are beautifully woven and colored.
and used largely for hangings. rugs.
throws. covers for beds and coucfes
ard lap robes.
Still another type Of zarape is the
complete line Of ultra-colored
"Aeua5calientes' zarapes. made from
wool, linen and silk. This is the
most colorful OF all zarapes and
when the visitor in Matamoros buys
this scarf he is sure that he is alb
tanning a vivid bit of Old Mexico.
fol this zarape is worn py the typical
Mexican "charro." and is a part OF
his native costume.
Patio Beautiful
Mr.. Runyon's colorful exhibit Of
Mexican curios and novelties is
housed in a building that is alone
worth inspecting. 1t Is a very old
time Spanish edifice. built soon after
the city Of Matamoros was laid out.
The patio is a charming feature of
the Basket Place. and Is open to
inspection OF visitors. Mr.. Runyon
takes pleasure in ~escorting tourists
throughout his place and explain
ing all the interesting historical and
romantic legends connected with
the furnishings Of his curio shop.
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as a nominee for the presidency Of
the Valley federation.
The meeting Saturday was the
first regular business meeting Of
the federation this year, and an in
teresting review Of club work was
presented by the delegates. Mrs.
Smith occupied the chair.
Club presidents present were Mrs.
j. K. Bull Civic League; Mrs Mae
Brutche. Learners. Mrs. w. Y.
Worley, Self Culture; PIT. A: Mrs.
Harbert Davenport. Public Health.
Nurse Assn; Mrs. J. X. Wells. Those
reporting for the individual cubs
were Mrs. r r. Morris. Civic
League; Mrs. Sherwood Bishop.
Learners; PIT. A, Mrs. w. o.
Washington: Self Culture. Mrs. Z.
z. Yates: Public Health. Nurse AS
ISOLATION, Miss Marie Browne.
Interesting Reports
In connection with the Learners
club report. it was stated that lie
Brownsville history committee is
planning to publish their data IN
the near future. The club now has
25 active members, and all obliga-
tons met.
Particularly interesting reports
from the Parent Teachers Associa-
ton and the Public Health Nursing
ASSOCIATION were given.
The Parent-Teachers association
has. through. their loan fund. this
year helped six students in college
sponsored a reception and a tea
for the faculty and the Junior COL
lege mothers. planted thirty-six
shrubs on the school campus and
renovated the teachers rest room in
the Junior high school N the abb
sence of Miss Rachel Pierce. school
nurse. Mrs. Washington gave a brief
report Of her activities. stress!np the
additional value Of her health talks
In the different schools.
Milk Distributed
Miss Browne gave 4 brief survey
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4 business visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Vanderbilt.
Miss Edith and Miss MAJ from
Greenfield, Ohio. came this week
TO spend the winter with their
sons Dale and Carl.
Miss MARCIA Haiti. spent last
week at Waco. attending the home
coming Of BAYLOR students. and to
see the football game between
! BAYLOR and Texas A. e. -.
Mrs. Z. M. Laney was in Har-
lingen last week.
Mrs. Burton Hughes is spending
a few days this week in Weslacc
with Mrs. Lewis Yates.
Miss Cronie Bonham Of Hargill
spent Monday with Miss Mary
Margrett Sutphen.
z. G. Platt and p. G. NJ spent
Sunday with Tom Phillips in Santa
Rosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Laney were
guest Tuesd yaof Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. Reed of San Benito.
Mr.. Feldon Lester OF Gonzales
is spending this week here visiting
his sister Miss Edith Lester.
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II Brownsville poultrymen or
housewives experience trouble with
laying hens; If their chickens are
suffering from any disease or all
mcnt, they arc invited to call the
Brownsville Feed and Seed company
and ask the advice Of Mr.. II. l..
Mas. associated with N r. and
+. y. Willis "a owners Of the COM
pany. Mr.. Mas Is al expert poultry
mar and knows the problems Of the
industry from It's beginning. and Is
glad TO offer any help To poultry
raisers.
The Brownsville Feed and Seed
company are dealers in a large line
OF poultry and dairy feeds and
grain designed to bring the maxi
mum production and eliminate many
Of the smaller worries in the rails
ing Of cows and chickens. The
company distributes Blue Tag feeds
made by the Terminal Grain COM
panv Of TT. Worth. and among its
products are several specially recon-
raended for egg production.
Fine For Hens
Blue Tag hen scratch and Blue
Tag egg mash are so blended and
proportional that when the two are
fed in connection with each other.
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Formal Tea Comphmenting Miss More
OFFICERS
FETED

Pomp and glamour OF the military
characterized the reception and
dance at the post on Saturday even
ing honoring Col. and Mrs. Francis
w. Glover, new commanding officer,
and Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Stephen w.
Winfree. also new arrivals at the
post.
Guests approached the officers
club in which the dance was held
between the regimental standard
bearers. mounted on white horses.
and between lines of buglers, also
mounted. AS each guest approached.
the buglers sounded a fanfare.
In the receiving line TO greet the
guests were Col. and Mrs. Glover,
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Winfree. Major
and Mrs. Keyes. Of Fort Ringgold.
who were here for the affair; Major
and Mrs. Oliver l. Holman. and
Capt. and Mrs. r. r. Maxwell.
The military note appeared again
In the effective arrangement of the
mantle. on which wa placed the
regimental crest. flanked by tro-
phies won by the regiment.
Following the reception. the regi-
mental orchestra furnished music
for the dance. Many guests from
Brownsville and other Valley towns
were present. Among those coming
down from Fort Ringgold we're Capt.
and Mrs. Rossiter Garrity and Lieut..
McNally.
During the evening, the buglers
entered and paraded around the
hall. sounding flourishes and the
~regimental march.
Serving as the entertainment ON
mittee were Capt and Mrs. Maxwell.
1t. and Mrs. Jervey, 1t. and Mrs.
Stodter and 1t. and Mrs. Cameron.
Preceding the reception ana
dance, Major and Mrs. Hall enter
tanned at their quarters with a seven
o'clock dinner. having as their
guests officers and ladies of the
rCSt.
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Edcouch


PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. Bryon Bledsoe Of
Weslaco spent Friday in Edcouch.
Smith were in Harrington Wednes-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. West Jackson visit
ed Mrs. Ada Blevins of Donna
Thursday.
A. j. Harold was a business
caller in Mercedes Thursday.
Mrs. d. @. Squyres and Miss
Mattilee were in Edinburg Weslaco
and Mercedes Thursday.
T. j. Pickens and o Harold left
Tuesday for Gainesville. Okla, to
visit Mr.. Pickens parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cleveland
were in Weslaco Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Galbredth
and daughter Pretica were in
Weslaco Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hearty
were in San Benito, Sunday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Sutphen.
Mary Margrette and James we're
guests Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Mckinney OF Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Nicholson of
GRAY. Ind. returned this week 70
spend the winter AZ their home.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. J. Bartlett and
son Edward OF Elsa visited ? G..
Metz "wednesday.
Miss Grace Jarviss who lives in
Corpus Christi and Is attending
school In Edinbury spent the week
end here with Miss Jeresld Steph-
ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Voight brought
their little daughter home Tues
day after several days illness in
the McAllen hospital.
z. G. Keasonawe- and Charles
Hearvey were business callers in
Hargi.l Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y W. Nurse we're
in Weslsc0 Mordar.
r L Johnston OF Mercedes was
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makes this discussion OF particular
interest.
Mrs. s. r. Jennings, Harrington.
Is TO have charge Of the musical
numbers. and Miss Betty Hopper,
Brownsville. Is 70 direct the pro-
gram on the subject Of "Revolu-
tionary Battles"
Hostesses for the dav are Mes
DANES S. r. Jennings. T. S. Herren,
A. L. Brooks, Lloyd Thompson. w
d. Jeffries. and D. w. Schuepbach.
The luncheon and business meet
ing will be held at the Woman's
Building.
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Country Club
Setting For
PrettyAHair

Charming in appointments OF
~hitc and yellow. the formal tea
given Sunday afternoon at n
Country club complimenting Miss
Elizabeth More was one of the most
delightful affairs Of the many being
arranged for her preceding her we'd
ding 10 Mr.. j.. g. Collins. OF San
Benito. which is 10 take place
Thursday. Hostesses were Miss SAL
ome McAllen and Miss Sallie Rus
lei.
Guests we're ushered into rooms
massed with the gorgeous feathery
balls Of white chrysanthemums IN
termingled with fern. Yellow tapers
in floor candelabra made the scene
even more attractive, and gave a
charming effect to the pretty tea
gowns worn by the guests.
The feminine fashions OF the
present season showed their aoapt-
ability 10 such an occasion. MISS
More was specially attractive in a
lovely tea gown of gold lame. Mem
hers Of the wedding party in the re-
ceivinF line were Miss Gay More,
10 SIUdA O44Lh SdNAAA fAhAA1a
Creager. wearing black tulle; and
Misses Florence Burns and ElInor
Richardson. both OF whom had
chosen white satin as most appro-
pirate for the affair. Miss Russell
wore a prettily feminine affair Of
ecru lace. and Miss McAllen formal
white velvet.
A silver bowl filled with fruit
made an effective autumn center
piece for the table. which bore the
silver tea and coffee services with
a Spanish cut-work w as q back
ground. yellow tapers In silver
holders carried out The color theme.
Mrs. G. c. Richardson. in a
charming gown Of back lace. and
Mrs. Leona Gay More. wearing Tur-
uuoise satin, presided at the tea
table.
Nearly one hundred and fifty
guests called during the afternoon
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Spanish patio. oTergrovn with many
plants and foliage OF Old Mexico is
we'll kept and open to visitors at all
times.
Protection. courtesy. comfort.
convenience and expert service are
the assurances which guests may
enjoy al the Matanoros hotel dur
irg their visit in the border city.
Delightful tpicurean food IS served.
and the game dinners OF the hote!
arc noted for their delicious SAVIOR
and accompanying delicacies.
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Special Cotton Tax
For Flood System

A special cotton tax will be levied
in the Matamoros district in 1881
to aid in financing the elaborate
flood control system which Is al
ready under construction. according
to Ruben Martinez. Matamoros
Chamber of Commerce secretary
and manager Of the light plant o.
that city.
Expenditures for the system are
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Cisneros Hosts
At Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Angel Cisneros
entertained on the weekend with
a dance in celebration of the bap-
tism of their son. Jose. Godparents
were Mr.. ard Mrs. Domingo Ayala.
The dance began at eight o'clock
and lasted until one. A large num-
Der Of guests from Brownsville.
Matamoros and San Benito were
present
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War Daughters
To Hold Meet

A talk on the preservation Of
historic spots. by Mrs. B. NJ. Freud
enstein OF Brownsville. will BE 4
feature Of the meeting Of Lieutenant
Thomas Barlow chapter. D A. r.
~ Harrington. The fact that there
are many such spots IN The VALLEY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
New Way To
Improve Skin

A wonderful discovery Is the new
French process which gives MEL
LOGIC Face ''owder its unparal-
leled smoothness and makes II stay
on longer. The purest powder made
its color is tested. Never gives a
pasty or flaky look Will not smart
the skin or enlarge the pores. Gives
a youthful bloom. Remember the
name - MELLO-GLO. Cisneros
Drug Stores Adv.
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ES
Needn't Bother
You Long

IF you'll 20 70 your druggist and get
= a bottle Of Capudine you'll be
amazed at the quiokness headache
suffering will completely disappear.
Being liquid, Capudine acts immedi-
ately, often in one-third the time
required by other forms. Ii contains
no narcotics, does not disturb diges-
tion and is approved by doctors and
druggists. Even with the most severe
headache, relief comes very quickly.
Sold a. DruE Stores. 100. 900 q 6ot bottles
and By the dose a. soda fountains.
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For bakers flour. M. Garcia Co
mez and Champion recommend
their special brand of White Oak
flour which they keep In stock at
their wholesale place at Fourth and
Fronton streets
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Protect your home against the
wet weather Of the winter months
Frontier Lumber company sug-
gests "Rub-ber-oid" roofing to
mend or cover the roof Of your
home as an ideal product for this
purpose.
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large, and total COS. viii Be around
50. ooo.o 900 pesos when completed.
Work TO date has been the cut
ting of the levees to allow water TO
60 into the Arroyo del Tigre, 1t was
said. These levees are north OF
Matamoros. and the water leaving
the river into the arroyo will help
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Friday Bridge
With Mrs. ZONES

The Friday Bridge club was en-
tertained the past week by Mrs. w.
R. Jones. Miss Elsa Walthers and
Mrs. Milton West we're awarded
prizes for high and second high
scores. Mrs. Laura Monroe will en-
tertain the club this week
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Delegates to Valley
Federation Chosen

Mrs. Geo M. Smith was elected by the city federation Of womens
clubs a S a delegate TO the Valley federation convention at Mission early
in December at the monthly business meeting Saturday afternoon. The
chair appointed Mrs. Pearl Nuckos and Mrs. Hugo MIde Is delegates.
At the same meeting Mrs. I. S. Heron VI endorsed by the federation
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North Carolina imports mora than
5000. 900 bushels OF wheat annually
il the form az grain and bread.
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Free instruction for ladies each
Thursday. two O'Clock. Campoell's
Bowling Alley. Adv. u.
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the river from reaching flood level
or above az the city and below,
where levees are unusually low. a.
cordlns to Mr. Martinez
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Labor income from vocatsonar
agriculture students in Florida last
year amounted to $3.50. T75.4T.
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Miss Browne gave 4 brief survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-14

Prints fiat crepes and soft georgettes-with tiny
pulled sleeves that tie in pert bows, shoulder capes
that accentuate the width of ones shoulders bolero
jackets. to say nothing of the long, senderizing lines
brought about with intricate scanning clever tucking
and long, Raring skirts. Black. navy and high shades
Sizes Is to lo
Junior Miss
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

bfa dado ell buen notario. FL tor
bellino de los placeres me arras
tr6, y mi entresuelo de la Gale
Provenza no tard6 en- parecer-
me insuficiente. Tome Ell hotel
en- que estamos y lie amueble /;
adquiri cuatro caballos, dos ca
.rruajes, tres criados, y me Ian
&c a una vida sin freno. Sabeis
tan bien como yo mi querido ba
ron, que setenta y dos mil fran
COS de renta, o mas bien de pen
sion, no eran bastantes para
hacer frente a una vida seme-
jante, y ~contraje algunas deu-
das. Una noche la suerte favo-
reci6me en- Monaco y me permi-
tic pagan mi mobiliario cast al
contado. Me aliste en- un cuerpo
franco durante la guerra, Y con
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

mis- forzosas economics pude pa
gar caballos y carruajes. En-
una palabra, pasaron tres amos
y ocho meses... No me quedaba
nj un centimo, pero solo debia
unos doce mil frances a provee-
dores que no Sc cuidaban de mo-
lestarme, y les pagaba cuando
dueria y podia. La idea de que
la munificencia de mi bienhe-
Choir o bienhechora desconoci-
dos pudiese acabar un dia, nj ST.
quiera sc me ocurria. Por otra
parte, la hubiera desechado CO
mo absurda, ridicula e inadmi-
sible. Hace cuatro meses, Ell pri-
nero de septiembre, como tenia
por costumbre, me presente en-
la Gale Bellechase, pase mi tar
ieta al notario. FL senior F. me
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

una verdadera pelea, porque a
no dudarlo sera su Ultima pre-
sentaci6n en- la rueda grande 81
Campolo 10 derrotara.
70 observe que los represen-
tantes de Sharkey son citados
como 81 lutheran declarado que
ellos Sc o~pusieron a la pelea con
ell argentine, y que trataron de
aceptar la oferta de Mique Ma
10y para IN bout" con Primo
Camera.
Ell Garden encontr6 una cIau
sula en- ell contrato de Sharkey
que lie daba opci6n por sus SER
Vicios e insistio en- que este pc
leara con Campolo, a un costo
de 100000 como garantia.
Todo 10 cual es quizas cierto,
pero la tribu de Sharkey nj ST.
quiera lie mando un telegrama
a Malloy excusandose de que ell
match no pudiera efectuarse.
Para ell Garden seria de VEN
taja, en- mas de I'm aspecto, fl
nalmente eliminar a Sharkey
por medic de Campolo. Esto Sc
ria una barata inversion, por-
que entonces ell Garden tendria
un formidable oponente para
Stribling.
La principal dificultad del
argentine en- su poca experien-
cia frente a pugilista tan bueno
como Sharkey. Despues de TODD
Sharkey ha combatido con HON
bres como Dempsey y Schmel-
ing y Campolo todavia no Sc ha
enfrentado con hombres de ese
calibre.
No obstante los observadores
dicen que ell lituano tampoco te-
MIA esa experienced cuando Sc
enfrent6 con Wills; que Shar.
key es muy susceptible a los pu-
netazos y que Campolo es un
excelente pegador, particular,
mente con SUI mano derecha. YG
no estoy tratando de presentar-
10 como I'm SECURE triunfador
sine como I'm hombre que puede
derrotar a Jack.
81 la pelea dura cuatro o Gin
co rounds, aumentaran las pro.
babilidades de triunfo de Cam.
polo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

IRE ?-observe.-Sucede mi es.
tlmado cliente, que va no tengo
NADIA que entregaros.-iR eeibi
como IN golpe en- la cabezal
Me senti vacilar y debf paIide.
GER in4ensamente.- Valorl-
repitio ell notario possible es
esta falta de fondos sea motiva.
ia por algun retardo.-;Lo
creels asf?-dije vivamente,-
No ereo NADIA son suposiciones
MAS y NADIA mas.-SNo ten6is
en- Vuestra GAIA ell ano adeIanta-
a0!-No' porque desde bace
o0s amos los fondos me llegan
por mensualidades.-sE En- dia
I9OE-DOs 0 tres dfas antes de
termlnar Ell mes. Pero dacid-
me- Ino hab6is economizado On
eSt0s cuatro amos NADIA de los
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

Y los clientes muchas veces
pagan por la esperanto de yer
a un boxeador vencido, no por
yer a uno triunfar.
En- solo dos combates, que yo
recuerde, fue ell lituano una fl
gura popular.
FL primero cuando Sc bati6
con la pantera de New Orleans,
con Harry Wills, y Ell segundo
con Max %Schmeling.
Desgraciadamente para el Ia
termination de la pelea por
"foul", puso al pGblico en- su
contra. Uno de sus inconvenien
ties es que no da a los espectado-
res ell Valor del dinero.
Posiblemente ell jueves habra
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

los mas suaves toques de su ca
rrera Y sin aparente raz6n.
Pero desde que Sc ha sabido
que ell lituano no esta en- su me
jor forma y que su actitud men
tai hacia ell combate es ~confusa,
los clientes han comenzado a
agitarse.
Hay una cosa que agradaria
mucho a los clientes, yer la de-
rrota de Sharkey. Esto pudiera
estimarse por Sharkey como
una prueba de sus meritos por-
que cuando los fieles no sienten
generalmente simpatia por un
gladiator, es 10 regular que ell
detestado sea I'm buen pugilis-
ia.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

proveedores que no abusaran
de vuestra inexperienced. ST 70
puedo seros it'll en- algo, no te-
neis mas que mandar, pues es-
toy a vuestra disposicion.-Me
separe del buen notario y fui
a tomar possession de mi entire
suelo de la Gale de Provenza.
i Diantre Ell ba-
r6n;--todo estaba previsto. En-
los pequenos detalles Sc adivi-
ma la mano de una madre.
i Una madre An
dres.
-iY una excelente madre!-
anadi6 ell senior de la Croix-
Dieu.
= Por que ercelente? iQue-
rreis decir RIGA! Isl mi madre
hubiera sido buena, y me hubie-
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
'STRIBLING Sc PRESENTO
A RECIBIR INSTRUCTION
MILITAR

Montgomery, Alabama, Sep.
23.-W. L. Striking, pugilista
de profession y aviador por voca
ci6n, comenzo hoy dos semanas
de e~ntrenamiento en- beneficio
de su segundo amor. Ell pugilis-
ia de Georgia estaba en- Inca
brilante en- ell aerodromo de
Maxwell, en- la manana de hoy,
para recibir la primera lection
del periodic de instruction en-
eiencia militar y guerra aerea.
Stribling gan6 sus alas en-
1927 despues de pasar ell exa-
men y Sc lie 'comisiono en- segun-
do teniente en- ell cuerpo de re-
serva. Ell programa de hoy ira
ia de trabajo de terra y funda-
mentales de pilotear I'm aero
plano.
Aver lego aquf volando en- SUI
aeroplano desde Macon.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

IA querido, no Sc habria oculta-
do de mi!
i Pronto arreglais las CO.
sas, hijo Mol. Sin duda creeis
que la pobre mujer era libre.
-iQu6 ms habla de 10 con-
trario!
-Convenceos, querido An
dr6s, de que sois fruto de una
falta... Vuestra madre Sc halla-
ria seguramente en- poder de
un marido, y tengo la certeza
de que era una noble DANA.
i Es muy possible!
Els mas que possible. esta
probable.
-Supondreis 10 que sigui6, y
abreviare TODD 10 que pueda, Ma
turalmente, no me guie por min
guno de los consoles que me ha-
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
/OLIETIN DE- LA GACETA
LAS ACEDIA
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza Y Paex

poneros en- amistad con aventu-
reros de la peor especie. Al efec
to, y en- tanto que pod6is aten-
der a los detalles de una insta-
laci6n definitiva, ha alquilado
para vos un entresuelo en- la ca
lie de Provenza, sencillo, pero
muy c6modo. Aqui esta la llave
con las senas. I'm criado. del
que os salgo responsible, Sc pom
dra esta noche a vuestras 6rde-
mes, y os hara indication de los
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
AVISOS EN- YkOR CITY

recibio en- seguida. Note desde
luego que la expression de su
rostro no era la habitual. Me
pareci6 triste, preocupado... Me
estrech6 la mano con manifies-
ia compassion, y Sc me comuni-
CO la seriedad inusitada del
buen notario.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
XVII

i QUERIES decir que Sc apo
der6 de vos una viva inquietud ?
-pregunt6 ell senior de la Croix
-Dieu.
-Si-respondi6 ell marques.
Al cabo de un momento de ST.
lencio, ell senior F. me estrech6
de nuevo la mano, Y me dijo:-
iVamOst... iValor|Que ocu-
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
BOXE0
GREECE Ell E POR
Ell BOUT CAMPOLO-CHAR-
KEY

New York, Sep. 23.-Los
clientes estan comenzando a sen
tir interes por la pelea que Ell
jueves sostendran en- ell Estadio
de los Yankees, ell argentine Vic
torio Campolo y eel hombre"
Sharkey.
Al principle predomin6 la
impression de que la companla
Madison Square Garden habfa
dejado a Sharkey para uno de
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
CLASIFICADOS

Sc ~ALQUILA-Los altos de
una casa de 8 cuartos para IA
milia grande o cuartos amue-
blados; aqua de pozo Y precio
econ6mico. Gale II 1909, es-
quina a la Octava Avenida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
NOTAS DE .ROXEO

iVacfo merecido en- la Arena
de la Decima!
MI. Cliff Greenwood, de Sa-
rasota, Sc lastim6 una mano de
manera tai que no Sc present6
cuando 10 llamaran, a cumplir
su deber con ell pdblico, la cam
panada del quinto asalto. Ven
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

Sc Dos Totes
limpios. $1,000 al contado. 100
pies en- ell Boulevard. De Soto
Park, junto a la casa de Spi-
cola. Lame por Mr.. Pickron,
telefono M64304.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
McTIGUE RESULTO DERRO.
TADO

Utica, N. Y. Sep. 23.-Gar-
field Johnson, 178 libras, de
Buffalo, negro, venci6 aver
aquf por "nocao tecnico" a Mike
McTigue, 1870 libras, excam-
pe6n mundial de peso complete.
La victoria Sc otorg6 en- la
cuarta entrada.