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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25
FRAT TREASURER
ENTERTAINED HERE

Miss Lucille Lund, Minneapolis
MINI, national treasurer of Phi
Omega Pi fraternity, wsS enter
tanned by the indianapolis alumnae
chapter at the home of Mrs. Quen-
tin R. StuItz, 621 East Thirty ninth
street, Thursday night.
Officers of the Indianapolis group
are: President, Miss Helen J. Noble;
vice president, Miss Clara A. Moore;
secretary, Mrs. G. B. Switzer; treas
urer, Miss Christine Dietrich, and
Pentagon editor, Mrs. William A
Huggard.
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CLUB TO
GIVE BRIDGE FETE

Members of Phi Delta Theta
Mothers Club will give a benefit
bridge party at 2 Saturday after
noon at the Butler university chap
ter house, 705 Hampton drive.
Hostesses for the affair are Mrs.
j. c. Hoffman, Mrs. George Yeazel,
Mrs. John G. Keller and Mrs.
George E. Horst Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Hiram J. Raj
enSperger.
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for
Woman, TO-
Is Tragedy
RY MARTHA LEE.


When women reach the age OF
between 40 and As, it's pretty tough
for them suddenly to find them
selves confronted with the problem
Of starting life again-by them
selves.
And yet that is precisely the
fraRedy many women take unto
their bosoms when they decide to
consider their marriages failure
and call it quits.
A younger woman can have
little easier time of it. She still
il youthful enough to undertake
the stupendous job Of readIusting
herself. She usually can do some
sort of work, get some sort Of en-
+ployment that will keep her mind
occupied. And she still is capable,
through her youth and resiliency, OF
throwing of her troubles and max
ing friends with new people.
But a woman who is past 40 and
has been married for fifteen or
twenty years finds out, after it is
al over and the judge has given
her husband his final walking
papers, that it isn't any fun being
.,lone. That she has become so &C
sustomed to her regulated married
life that something vital is missing
IN the new existence. She broods
much more than the younger Wom-
an. either over her own failure to
make her marriage a go, or because
she has been so disillusioned after
all the best years of her life have
gone to a man who no longer cares
whether she lives or dies.
The point is, when a woman, for
one reason or another. finds it
necessary to sever her contract with
the man who is her husband, IT
would be wise to think What About
After"
Sometimes, if women knew the
agony of loneliness, the tragedy OF
idleness. following a life of regu-
lated work, they would think twice
before they took the march to the
divorce court.
For instance:
twenty wears After all this time. I
81 my husband has been unfaithful TO
ne He always is kind TO me. He has
provided for me well. but can not tcier-
NAe the thought that he has loved some
ne else besides me all this time.
can not face life with him any longer
~ pride Is killed. I always have believed
IN him and trusted him to the fullest
Should I divorce him? Should I start
out. at my age. looking for the happiness
that now realize never had? am
ohildless- o,er,, ,7srO,,pr,
You will start on a blind chase
II you are going to look for happl-
ness, am afraid, because although
your pride is killed, at the moment,
YOU have said nothing about your
love for your husband being dead.
I have no patience with a two
timing" husband am not uphold
ing him in the least. But you must
think of your own future without
him. He has not cared enough for
this other woman to leave you for
her. He has cared enough to hold
your love and respect that he never
has allowed you to doubt his fidelity
for one moment. suppose you
found out automatically. but If it
Is only hearsay. it is very possible
that it is not even true. can not
Imagine a man being so clever for
twenty long years.
At least, stay as you are, until
you realize just what you are going
to face when you have left. The
divorce is inconsequential. His in
nocense or guilt are inconsequential.
Your future really is all you have
to think about.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25
Literary Club
to Hear Talk
by Maya Expert

Saturday Afternoon Literary Club
will present Edward H. Thompson
in a lecture, Americas Answer to
Egypt" tonight at 8 at the John
Heron art institute.
Mr.. Thompson is an authority on
the ancient Maya ruins. In con-
nection with the talk, there will be
all exhibit of Mexican art.
Mrs. C. H. Schwomeyer, president,
will preside. Wilbur D. Peat, direc-
tor of the art institution, will intro
duce Mr.. Thompson. Tickets may
be procured at L. S. Ayres book de-
partment, or at the door.
The committee on ARRANGEMENTS
include Mrs. Ralph c. Root, Miss
Edith L. Higgins and Miss Laura
Holden.
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Camp Fire Girl
Group RenameS
Mrs. G.. II. Smith

Mrs. Charles H. Smith was re-
elected president of the Indianap-
oils Council of Camp Fire Girls
Thursday, at the first session Of the
annual Ninth district meeting at
the Lincoln.
Other officers are vice president,
E. o. Snethen; secretary. Mrs. Paul
La Blant; treasurer, Frank Will
liams; directors, Mrs. J. M. Weddell,
Mrs. Frank Streighthoff, Wallace
o. Lee and Walter Shirley.
Five states are included in the
Ninth district, Michigan, Ohio,
Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana. Mrs.
H. M. Tarr, chairman of the Cleve-
land council, presided at the meet
ing.
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CARD PARTIES

Perry County Association will hold
dance and card party at 8 Sat
urday night at the Marigold Club
house, corner of East Michigan and
Vermont streets.
Sigma Tau Delta sorority viii
have a card and bunco party at the
I. o. o. F. hall, Prospect and South
East streets, Saturday night Res
,.vvations nav be made with Miss
Mary Schmidt. 1922 Jones street.
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BrumhO r-DeIpb

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Miss Cora DELPHI,
923 Fast Raymond street and
Charles Brumhofer, 1893 East Ray
mond street. The wedding took
place Thursday night at the home of
the Rev. Howard Patterson, pastor
of the Barth Methodist Episcopal
church.
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PARIS. April

PARIS, April 20
IF miss has any bows at all this
Il season, she is sure TO have lots
and lots of them, because they
come in severals-on many Of the
frocks and blouses for summer.
Perhaps they'll appear on the
hips, five or six or seven Of them
tying tightly on the sides to make
the top of the skirt smooth fitting.
Perhaps theren be ten little bows
in a row in the middle or on the
side of the blouse, tempting one to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25

Lunched and bridged at the
charming new home of Mrs. Lowell
Wilson one sunny day last week with
Mrs. Ed Gates Jr., Mrs. Paul Mat
thews and Mrs. Wilson. We played
only a desultory game of contract
but managed to cover lot of verba
territory. Mrs. Wilson always serves
| delectable luncheons with artichOkeS
and fresh mushrooms, two of the
things I'm weakest about.
The new Wilson home is beau
tifully situated on the Cold Spring
road. The interior is rather con-
servatively modern, I should say
with lovely ep-piled carpets OF
mauve and salmon and jade greer
Grapes, and bathrooms gone ga-gf
with dainty colors. Withal com
Portable, in excellent taste and quite
Jolly In a word, very much a home
for coy afternoon flops.
After spending a month here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Foltz, 1847 North Delaware street
Mrs. Elliott Smith, formerly Bertha
Foltz, had returned to New York
where she is one of the editors OF
Vogue,
Among the late arrivals In our
city are the five charming guests
of Miss Ethel Cleland, 1901 North
Delaware street. They are very
small. as guests go; they wear
smartly tailored black fur coats day
and night; and answer readily tC
the names, "You darling!," "Ador-
able!," and Angel
Their mother is named Jeanne an6
she has jealous beady black eyes
and is Unfortunately proud of he1
offSpr g. She is very well-con-
nected little scotch terrier, and hel
breeding is impeccable. So the five
youngsters are quite aristocratiC
with both their fathers anc
mothers names in the canine social
register. The father, Loki Stafford
Rogers, belongs to Mrs. Jack Rogers
After the Woman's Club meeting
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Leo Burnett
and 1 strolled across the street
from the Propylaeum to call on the
radiant young mother. She re-
ceived us regally and displayed her
troup of offspring with Wantor
pride.
1t wasn't long hefore Mrs. Bur
nett, Miss Cleland, and I were all
romping on the floor in our most
Womans Club clothes with the five
adorables-all eight of us squeal-
ing with pure joy.
Miss Cleland has closed off her
sunroom and in it there is large
comfortably strawed packing box
which the guests find very comfort
able. Miss Cleland calls it "the
maternity ward!"
P. 81 just discovered that Miss
Cleland's happy family is dissipated.
No, no-not what you think. Will
you wait till I finish? To the four
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25
DELTA THETA PHI TO
PLEDGE CANDIDATES

Beta chapter, Delta Theta Phi
sorority. held pledge services Thurs
day night at the home of Miss Ruth
Harrell for Miss Kathryn DECK
meyer, Miss Helen Hedger, Miss
Mary Humphreys, Miss Alice Pat
terson and Miss Mildred Ruiz.
The house was decorated in flame
and black, the sorority colorS. and
wrist bouquets were given the
pledges.
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Mrs. Shapiro Is Hostess

Mrs. Joe Shapiro, Newcastle
Ind, entertained Wednesday al
luncheon and bridge at the Seville
tavern. Guests included Mrs. Betty
DroSwitz, Mrs. Henrietta Klein
Mrs. Leila Sattinger, Mrs. Fannie
Ganler, Mrs. Dora RoSen, Mrs
EStelle Barlich and Mrs. Lillian
Gouldberg.
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will include:
Medicines
PERSONALS

Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, Chi
cago, will come Wednesday to take
part in the forum to be held on
Wednesday. He will stay with his
daughter, Mrs. William H. Remy, A
East Fifty-fourth street.
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Clean Purses

Women polish their shoes, but
let their purses go soiled. Purses
should be cleaned thoroughly. either
with cream dressing, rubbed with a
lean cloth, or with some reliable
cleaner.
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SOrOritU WiIL Meet

Mrs. H. F. Whitmore and Mrs. j.
w. Clarkson will be hostesSeS for
the Kappa Sigma Chi sorority to-
night at Mrs. Whitmore'S home,
5453 Hibben avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25

THERE is quick comfort in
4 Bayer Aspirin, and not the
least harm in the genuine tablets
stamped Bayer. They never hurt
the heart. They are of uniform
quantity and quality. Always the
same; always safe. So there's no
need to submit meekly to the suf-
fering caused by colds, headaches,
Ileuritis, rheumatism-or any of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25
Iire Entertainment

A dance and card party will be
held Saturday night at $3.50 at
Little Flower hall. Twelfth and Be-
Sart streets. Mrs. Martin Broderick
Is in charge.
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sJeIlu On,eIet

Guava jelly makes a very new
tasting touch to the luncheon ONE
let. Fold the jelly inside and dot
the top with tiny squares of the
jelly.
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Rush PartY Is Set

Beta chapter, Theta Sigma Delta
sorority, will have a rush party to-
night at the home of Miss Gertrude
NIcNece, 601 East Mccarthy street.
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MeetlnQ Is Called

Camp 8, P. o. Q. A., will hold
a called meeting at 2 today at 291s
South Delaware street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25

Drill Team Entertdins
Members of the official state
drill team of the United Spanish
War Veterans auxiliary gave a din
ner and card party Wednesday
night at 900 Century building.
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those aches and pains for which
Bayer Aspirin is such an effective
antidote. You can always find Bayer
Aspirin at any drugstore. You can
always identify it by the name
Bayer on the box-Gnd the apord
Genuine printed tn red. Buy the
100-tablet bottle: there's a big
saving. Proven directions explain
many valuable uses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-25
HMnt TREASURE TOni0ht

McCrea chapter will sponsor a
treasure hunt tonight, starting from
Memorial Presbyterian church,
Tenth street and Ashland avenue,
at 1880.
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Bride-EIect to
Be Honor Guest
at Home Party

Mrs. Madge Cuyler and Mrs.
Adolph Frost will entertain tonight
at Mrs. Cuyler's home, 1927 College
avenue, in honor of Miss Josephine
Ogg, whose marriage to James
Rider, Greenfield, will take place
May 3.
C.,oe+e will include.
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Sorority VIII
.HOlAnnuaI
Card Party

Additional reservations for the
third annual card party at the Elks
Club tonight, sponsored by Kappa
Tau Epsilon sorority for benefit of
the Indiana Christian hospital, are:
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BY MARHYN.

Mrs. William P. Anderson III has
been the most successful of all the
Junior LeaguarS in mailing helpless
j. l.. papaS, uncles, brothers and
cousins for advertising space in the
rodeo program. Her achievement is
unprecedented; she already has sold
$4,000 worth of advertising, far more
than her quota.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
METROPOLIS
De venta en- Ia
LIBERIA DE
=.
L.IMPIA C~IENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
A~NADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
P~RODUCIENDO r
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Drrante 40 amos P. P. P. ma
dado alivio a miles de persU
mas que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y p6rdida de pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origen en- la pobreza y debi!i>
dad de la sangre.
p. p. P. rel.ueva los cor
pusculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera ST. condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devueiva gu sa-
lud
listed no arriesga un centa-
I've en- usar P. p. p. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
uevolverle su dinero 81 no que
d. satisfecho dsepues de usar
la prinera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- p. P. P.
IConsentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendose debil,
CT ando puede gozar de bueua
salud, fuerza y felicidadf
C6mprelo hoy.
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DEMPSEY CON } A
UN NEGRO Ia iRGIA
PARA QUE LIE SIR DE
CRIADO

Townsville, Ga, Sep 10
Jack Dempsey realizo aver una
de las aspiraciones de su vida.
sener como su criado personal
a I'm amable negro de Georgia.
John Ross, de Thomasville, Sc
llama ell escogido sirviente.
Fl excampe6n lego aver aqui
con w. L. StribIing, con quien
ha estado pasando algunos dias,
en- la finca de este. Stribling di-
jo a Robert Wimberly que
Dempsey andaba buscando a I'm
buen negro que lie sirviera de
ayuda de camara. "Yo conozco
al muchacho'-contest6 VIM
berly.
Sc dirigi6 al Glenarven Coun
try Club donde John trabajaba
como director de "caddys'' y lie
dijo que Dempsey 10 guerra pa
ra sirviente.
Cuando Sc presentaron an
te Jack, a John lie fu6 hecha es-
ia pregunta: jPuedes cocinar
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| Y

Corte civil: Adrienne Gau-
tier, reclamation contra ell DR..
Amado Mas, m6dico de Ybor
City; Jackson Grain Co. con-
ira The Bowling Co.; Mas
Realty Co. contra Ramon Del
gado.
Corte federal: Davis Island.
Inc. contra William B. Beeson ;
George A. Scott contra E. H,
Robson.
Corte del circuito: Pearl A,
Belts contra Ben B. Belts; Mel
lie Mae Cason contra f. l.. Ca
SON; Belle P. John contra c.
E. Bentley; Sarah E. Johnson
contra C. J. Caraballo, B. r.
Greathouse y Grace Irene
Gordon.
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IN titInACIOl
DEL Z lRTO

V2ncres que llega aver:
Con.al, Ntsg Jaffre! Lafco-
ma, ameu>~nos. E4,e dltimo
cargaran fosfato para puertos
de Espana.
Arrib6 de Norfolk ell vapor
danes Maine.
Durante las dltimas "a no.
ras Sc hicieron a la mar los va
pores americanos Munlisto y
Commercial Mariner Y ell no :
ruego Nordvangen.
Para la isla de Pinos Y la is
Ia Gran Caiman zarpo la motto
nave Noca.
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feI5oa. tn hombre conoctdc
pc IL yers, que momentos an
tC h a subido al caro- en- la
e Ga. { de jefferson y Palm.
Al honbre Sc levanto de su
asierto. impulsado por ell do
lor, y "a. o en- ell pasillo del ca
rro.
Qued6 depositado ell cada-
yer en- la funeraria de Blount.
Segun pudo averiguar ell di-
putado Keltner ell hombre ha-
bia estado sometido a un ira
tamiento, recientemente. en- ell
hospital del DR., Cook.
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AL LISTO SCOTT Sc LIE DA.
RIA HOY UN JUICIO

Ell comiSionado Pinerton con
cedera hoy un juicio prelimi-
mar a Bob Scott, acusado en-
Shreveport, La, de usar ell CO.
rreo para defraudar, cogiendo
SIS y SO con ell fin de buscar
empleos a favor de personals
sir trabajo, empleos que nunca
les encontr6.
Cinco testigos seran traidos
desde esa ciudad por ell gobier
no federal.
Tambien Sc lie acusa de ha-
Der traido a Tampa, desde o.
klahoma City, un autom6vil
propiedad de una mujer que
era amiga suya.
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EE dAgNfR
40 t6en.coe.

10 tecn:co".
primela aida de Nc
u IN ell t asalto, con uu
tie "izQt. iazo'.
nta es Il ue5treza de- v-n
{ que estuyo : punto d :
Cn4rse la lengUa, con sus pro-
! pios dientes, al darle Enrique
un golpe con la derecha.
Una pelea desigual. Ponce ga
no todos los rounds.
Ell irlandes hizo algunos pc
quenos esfuerzos para no lucir
tan NAL; pero Enrique pudo do
minarlo con entera facilidad.
Mario Paula, hermano del
empresario, venci6 a Joe Rodri-
guez. Una "palomita" para Ma
rio.
Gilberto Roias fue derrota-
do por Patsy Miller; Jackie
Ferns perdio a manos de Geo.
Brown; John Caruso perdi6 G.
bout con Young Alvarez.
Ray Rodriguez, De West Tam
pa, fue superado por Byron
Ellison, de Clearwater.
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mando Vidal peleafa el yierne,
pr6ximo, en- Benjamin Field,
contra Chino Alvarez, 'ahijado
de Joe Leto.
Richard guerra figuraran er
ell programa otros dos hombreS
de su establo, Baby Joe Guz-
man y Baby Miller; pero Mr..
Kennedy Sc decide solo por
Guzman, a quien enfrentara
con Tony Monin.
Ell joven Guzman es la estre,
LA de su categoria, en- Tampa
Monin es valiente y espera ha-
GER una buena demonstration
contra ell del Cayo.
Tres excelentes peleas va tie
ne contratadas para csc dla ei
promoter de Benjamin Field
Tommy Jones contra Joseito
Rodriguez, tambien conocido
por Young Russell y la Pantera
de Palmetto; Armando Vidal
contra Chino Alvarez y Baby
Joe Guzman contra Tony Mo
min.
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NOTAS DE- BOXE0

GRecuerdan ustedes que ha-
&c dias dijimos que ell Sr. Moore
contratado para pelear en- la A
rena del Circulo, era IN "barri-
g6n".
Anoche 10 demostr6 hasta ell
punto de que I'm veterano como
Ponce de Leon, que tiene un
ojo enfermo, lie do una golpi-
"a fenomenal.
Eloy Cuervo Sc apiado del in
feliz en- ell seXto Y Ponce tuvo
Ia satisfaction de triunfar por
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/ G 4. z e o
REDUCE Ia ~lNFIAMACION
EESTRUYE IA lNFECClON
: , MITIGA Ell DOLOR

LICARBC es el resultado de investigaciones y estudios muy
extensos. Ell yalor de esa inedicina Sc ha probable en- la prictica
diaria N,nos del uno por c.ento de los casos ha dciado dc saiI
bcnef con LICARBO.
S perioridad es evidente. No descolora Ia piel. Tiene un
olor; atico suave. No es causttco. Por consiguientc empicza
a cc, y en- seguida sin iritar o destruir c tejido cellular.
ia, fecciones en- las hefidas recicntcs. DestIuye Ia infec-
81 sxiste. Quita e dolor cast acknowledgements. Las
das los ~ungdentos tienden a esparcir "a infection en- las
del pelo en- la parte afectada. LlCARBO e>ita este.
destruye y cicatriza todas las infccciches cxternas de 10
n cualquier parte de. cue3po desde la cabeza haste has puntas
pies. No pasa I'm da sin 1e sea lecesaro usar LICAlBO.
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al cstilo del sur?

5enor, 20 cocino cualqj ,
(. :, Ie Soy brillo a los zap
" nunca pierdo una pelota dc
IsC'f.
Estas contratado. 5Puedes
v0lar?
"Depende en- quien este de
tras de MI.
Johnny estuvo a punto de
arrepentirse cuando Sc lie dijo
que debia hacer frecuentes via
jes en- aeroplano; pero Demp-
sey lie ofreci6 mayor recompen~
sa y acept6.
Ell microbes Sc mira ell ne
grito a su "amo", en- Jackson
vile.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
MURIO UN EN-
UN TRANVIA DE LA AVE
NIDA DE NEBRASKA

En- un tranvla de la avenida
de Nebraska muri6 anoche, en-
la esquina de Harrison y JEFF
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OTRA
DE AGUIAR

Miami, Sep. 16.-Peleando
con un hombre de peso ligero,
Luis Kid Aguiar, de Tampa y
la Habana, perdi6 aver la deci-
sion de los jueces en- un "bout'
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con Jackie Mason.
Sc presento a = mar como
que pesaba 1872 5 y a Ma
son 134.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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