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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-04
FIRST BAPTIST

Fourth street and Avenue b
Ellis L. Jackson. pastor.
Church. school,. 10 a. M. with classes
for ali ages. Mrs. Howard McNutt, su-
perintendent. 1850
Morning. worship at IL o'clock.
Pianist, Miss Marguerite Kennedy. ;,
Pralude, FESTIVAL Polonaise'
(krentzlin). ..
OffertOry, scented Melhofies
Sermon theme, "The 'sunlit Sum-
mits"-Mr. Jackson.
Is. y. r. u, $50 p. m.
Evening service, 7:3o.
Pianist, Miss Esther Wilson.
Prelude, "Reverie" "a. L. BROWN:
Offertory. Romance" (Schumann).
Special music. -
Sermon, "The Cross of Christ"-Mr'
Jackson.
Wednesday at 7:3o-Midweek serv-
ice Of the church. This will INCLUDE
the monthly business meeting Of the
church. Theme, winning Others by
Personal Work." ~
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Public Health Service Exercised Unusual Vigilance During 1929

of series on the Parallels of jesus.
Organ Postlude-"Royal Pageant
Smart.
at 7:SO d. m.
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The EPISCOPAL CHURCH

S. Georges Bismarck. GIVE Of
Epihany)
Holy Communion, 8 q. m.
Church School, 10 q. nj.
Mathis, 1850 a. m.
The Liturgy and Sermon, Preacher
Rev. A. T. Bennett-Haines, IL a.. M
VesperS and Sermon. The Rector
Will speak OF "Our Policy and
Programme for $780," "a full at
tendance of members is asked for
at this Inauguration of the years
work). 1880 p. m.
Monday. (The Epiphany 7:45 a. n.
Holy Communion.
S. Georges Church Is open every
day for rest. reading, meditation and
prayer.
Christ Church Mandan
Holy Communion and Address Q a. m.
Z Carol Service. by the Choir of S.
Georges, 5 p. M.
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McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

CHURCH
Walter Il. Water, Pastor
Morning Worship, 1880 a. m.
organ Prelude, March in E Flat
Mallard.
Miss Ruth Rowley
Anthem-"The Changing Years.
Spitalny.
Solo-''The Spirit Of God"-Neiding-
ler.-Mr. Fred Hanson.
Holy Comlmunion-Sacramental Ad-
dress-"Tho Power Of the Cross
Walter E. Water.
Organ Postlude."Military Postlude'
-Schuler.
Sunday School, IL noon GLASSES for
all ages).
Epworth League $3.50 p. M.
Evening Worship. 1880 p. IN.
Organ Prelude-"Andantc Rcligioso'
-Lautenachlaeger.
Anthem-"Jesus Saviour Pilot Me-
Hopper.
Organ ..Offertory-"Moonlight and
Lake"-Marcks.
Duet-"Come Holy Spirit"-Jerome.
Mr.. ". J.. NoGgle. Mr.. +. W. Bischof
Sermon-"The Rich Fool"-(Tenth
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Weather Report

GENERAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LARGE BLDG.-CUT RATES
3-RM. FURN. APT, sos. ETC.
Also extra large rooms. large inclosed
Eorch, tile bath, open fireplace. completely
Worth sl75 MAGNIFICENT corner bldg facing
parks car and bus terminal; near stores,
sChOOlN and churches: NV Adams 5518.
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THE CRESTHILL.
1880 BELMONT ST. NV.
On the heights adjoining Meridian
Park. cool. airy apartments, consist
ing OF 2 rooms. breakfast porch. kit.
and bath, s45; 3 rooms, kitchen,
bath, rec. hall and 2 porches. SIS;
electric refrigeration included in
rent; elevator. Resident manager.
THE STRATIIMORE,
1901 18th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. -. $4,000
Elevator-ElectricR Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
asls ST. NV.
rooms, kit, bath, front. 90
Convenient to Govt. Departments.
27sO l4th ST. NV.
rms, kit, rec. hall, bath. $500
Open for Inspection.
1856 EUCLID ST NV
rooms, Kitchen and bath. front
rooms. Kitchen and bath, rec. ''''''
han, porch. .................. $500
1882 3oth ST NV.
8 rooms, kitchen and bath. $500
i room, comb. dinette, kit. and
Near Montrose Park.
1908 NEWTON ST. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. .3s2.Se
Electric Refrigeration.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
$50 18th St. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MISUNDERSTANDING.
APARTMENT EXPERTS.
save time ana worry Larssss rental e.
'' 90. III i s% or euAE Bf:' ,...
A COOL APARTMENT.
bath. kitchen and dinette. electric refris-
e erst mSdsrn apartment building rear
no, R REs Il s ASD COLBERT E ssG s.7s.
23Ol CONNECTICUT AVE.
Delishtiul. spacious apartment OF n1
s.ew r Ha1@ Wen 0 ken. sSlSins in sd%H.
'1 100, ss,b i sys7 eoApArsz Nat, .,es
APO 9TH ST, COR. VARNUM.
front. near Grant Circle. INQUIRE tanitor:.
3O1O WISCONSIN AVE.
ins National e csehe1rs sessrie ssffseas:
ton furnished on house current.
Elevator Service.
Two large rooms. kitchen and bath. large
Inspection Invited.
II. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th 81; NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS. CONVENIENT
ly located and pleasant environment See
janitor each building or call Us for auto
service.
1888 Randolph St. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ........... 47.SJ
3l25 Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
rooms, Kitchen and bath. S47.S0
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ALBAN TOWERS,

N(E Mass. Ave.
Exceptionally cool two exposures; tenant
leaving town: two rooms, Kitchen, dinette
room r. h. and bath; $50.
Ant. 3 Cleveland 6400.
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HAMPTON COURTS

HAMPTON COURTS
20l3 New Hampshire Ave.
building of unusual distinction,
Just of 10th st. on a beautiful wide
avenue; all outside apartments: nEht.
CHEEKY rooms; Frigidaire on house cur
rent. oil burner. 24-hour switchboard
and elevator service. viii furnish apts.
il desired.
One. two and three rooms. kitchen
and bath suites. room and bath
non housekeeping Very reasonable
rentals Resident manager on premises.
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1926 N ST. E.W-Front room, Nv. h., cleo,
continuous hot water; owner; phone $l2.
!HL ~ J. ave: N.W.-Hoom, kIehenstS
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WHITE.
BERK ELEY HALL,
l440 Col. r.. NV.


BERKELEY HALL,
l4+0 Col. r.. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
Apis. OF rooms and bath. $3.50 to $50 90
HUNTINGTON, 2715 l4th St. NV.
AD 8 TsS@: sas ss $3.50 TO =
Apis Of rooms and bath ..;........ $500
SARANAC. 1909 N. Cap. St.
Apt. 81 rooms and bath ........... $50. 90
l744 LANIER PL. NV.
ELECTRICITY. Gas and Heat Furnished;
SALUDA. ll0l Euclid St. NV.
Electric Refrigeration. M .. EN- NJ
A aDs: rooms AND and bath
WOODWORTH, 1906 10th St. NV.
HUDSON, 1907 5 St. NV.
Apt. 32-5 rooms and bath ....... $65 90
REGINA. l2l4 Eye St. NV.
Apis Of s rooms aud bath $50 90 and *67 so
STERLING. 1915 Calvert St. NV.
Apt 4l.6 rooms and bath .3s5 90
MONTGOMERY,
1851 N. Cap. St. NV.
Apt. 4e--5 rooms and bath ,...... $50 90
NAVARRO, 2l7 f St. NV.
Apis of rooms and bath .......... 1872 so
CLAIBORNE. SIS Fl St. NV.
MANOR HOUSE.
1924 Monroe St. NV.
AptS of rooms and bath .......... SIS 90
Apt. 54-4 rooms and bath ........... 900
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

LOWER 18th ST.-3rd- floor front ROOM prr
vate bath; gentleman; walking distance; prI-
Eate family; reasonable. Dec. 1926. IA.
372S YUMA ST. N.W-Nicely fur. room; con-
yenient to Bureau Standards.
1879 BILTMORE goth and CalvertI End
H., next bath; single double: comfortable
home; facing park; INV; baths; 81.
K ST, 1927 Cnear Carlton HoteD-Cool,
single. pleasant rooms; private or semi-prl-
waite bath; men only.
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sl4 CONN.--Ciose-i extra iarRe. well furn.,
80. so; single. sis mo- up; Ink. room, So SO;
Turn. apis. Sl050 Up: ref led.
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THE MONTEREY

Conn. Ave. and Porter St.
room and bath.
room. kitchen and bath.
2 and 3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
Some apts with porches.
Electric refriseration IL desired.
Elevator
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1905 10th ST. E.W.-Cool, comfortable single
room, seml-priVate bath, large closet; at
tIactlYely furnished: $40
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CATHEDRAL MANSIONS SOUTH

290O conn. ave.
Two squares north of Million Dollar
Bridse. on Conn. ave; delightful loca-
ton Apis. of /. 2, 3, 4. and 6 rooms
with and baths: some with porches.
24-Hour Elevator and Switchboard
Service.
Frisidaire.
Resident Manager.
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KALORAMA RID, l86T-Colonisl mansion;
attractive suite or single rooms; private or
seml-private bath see to appreciate.
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ATTRACTIVE second-ho front room with
Jewish family, near buses and car lines;
unlimited telephone; reasonable. Adams 677l.
1912 BELMONT RID. tsouth of 18th aud Co
lumbiaJ-Lsrge room, kitchenette, sleeping
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SCOTT CIRCLE, 1909 10th ST.-Single and
douGle rooms, nicely furnished, airy. instan-
taneous hot water, semi-private bath'
shower. Reasonable
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1920 Clydesdale ri. NV.
Sonvsnient to Rock Creek Park.
] room, kitchen and bath. ....... :. S43 90
rooms, kitchen and bath. ........... $500
rooms, kitchen and bath. ........,.. 1900
1892 Rodman St. NV.
rooms, recep. hall, kitchen 4 bath S47.s0
1924 Wis. Ave. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50
lila F St. NE.
Electric Refrigeratiofl. Elevator.
rooms, kitchen and bath. so
$50 18th St. NE.
rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50
ol6 14th St. NV.
Opposite Franklin Park.
rooms, ssitchen and bath, ,.........s5 o,So
2-EAM1LY APIS.
80 18th st. NE.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50
81 CT St. NE.
rooms, kitchen and bath. .s47.5o
CHAS. d, SAGER,
Realtor and Builder;
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1915 BELMONT RD.---Large. cool. front room
Tor one or two gentlemen i'll private home.
Adams 1O1p6
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3l02 RODMAN ST. N.W.--Nicely furnished,
double and single: one block Conn. ave,
near Burenu of Standards
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2ll3 BANCROFT PL. - Large, attractive
room, delightful location, overlooking Con-
necticut ave; homelike; breakfast optional;
reasonable. North 1910.
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TIL; BELFORD,

l5lT 1T It. NV. District CoOS.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
DOW FLOWN APARTMENT.
FEIG1pAI7E.-liI N ST. Nw.-s5o.
This apartment consists o. large rooms,
reception hail. kitchen aud bath
NEAR 9TH AND i'ARk RID.
1905 ARKANSAS AVE.-s53.
Apartment CONSISTING OF two larse, bright
rooms, kitchen and bath; Frigidaire
bed looms, kitchen and bath; only ATS
LOW Rl,N t.
62S 9th NE.-s42.50
This apartment contains locms, kitchen
DESIRABLE APT.
1744 COL. ED, Nw-s.o
THIS la=ee a2artl:leI; contains four large
rooms, kitchen ard hS'n.
LARGE .\PT.
N 81, 1 Ists 81 81 S S2lnms sss5 Sd'
This unusually nt..actiy' apartment con.
tains large rooms and hath.
14th and ST. NV Dist. soso.
FINEST CORNER APIS.
PORCHES, OPEN FIREPLS.
"a rms ana % porch IS 10y IS sss; So; rms
bldg, completely detached, facing two parks,
exclusive sSelnSiss r., lneation; near stores school,
l0x20 feet, refrisefation optional Most beau.
THU apt. IN Wash. Phone Adams 5S7e.
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TO YOUNG MAN, comfortable room in
downtown apartment; IS per week. Phone
Metropolitan 5640 after 5 O'Clock.
1926 IRVING ST. N.W.--Delightful 2nd-noOr
bay-window room, for two, only 327.o0 per
month. Adams 5l96 U.s.
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AUTO WRECKERS
AUTO ACCEssORIES, REPAIRS.

MOTOR for Studebaker roadster for sale
run less than 1000 miles; also chassis anc
body parts; $3.50 cash. See Mr.. Martin, 142t
Church st. NV.
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THE CLEVELAND PARK,
36l6 Conn. Ave.
One and two rooms, kitchen and bath.
Frigidaire on House Current.
Resident Manager.
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DORSTAN HALL

1900 Georeia Ave.
Corner building; FRIGIDA1RE. Apart
ments of two rooms, Kitchen. dining
alcove. bath with shower. and porch.
Reasonable rentals y.
La gaceta., 1930-04-24

despues de terminar su partida.
d Ha salido la senorita Blan
chard la anciana al
llegar a la porteria.
-Si-respondi6 la portera;
lido a pasar la velada en-
casa de su amiga, la senorita de
Luceiolle
-jNo ha dicho al marchar-
Sc que su abuelo Sc encontraba
indlspuesto?
De ningGn modo; solo ms
ha dicho que Sc acostaria TEN.
prano... Pero ha venido Ell senior
Pedro y seguramente todavia es
ia nablando con ell senior Blan-
chard.
No, ell senior Blanchard es-
ia solo; hace va mas de media
bora que he dido al senior Pc
La gaceta., 1930-04-24
FARRELL Y SAGUERO Pc
LEARAN HOY

Miami, Abril 24.-Verdade-
70 lnteres ha despertado la pc
lea que esta noche Sc verificara
en- Coral Gables entire ell cubano
Relampago Sagdero, uno de los
mejores boxeadores de peso wei
ter de TODD ell sur, y ell locuaz
Pee Wee farrell, de Grand Ra-
dds, Michigan.
FARRELL venci6 aquf, hace M
,es por decision, a Young Ma
nuel Quintero.
Para conseguir csc match Ell
promoter Toylor tuvo que hacer
meior oferta que ell promoter
Jones, de Tampa.
Los dos gladiadores pusieron
a dormir aqui a Dwight Fryer.
La gaceta., 1930-04-24

campeones. siendo Ia tai Medi-
da para los j6yenes I'm asunto
de referencia, de haber dido de-
cir.
Es una cosa segura, en- mi O.
pini6n, que nj Schmefing nj
Sharkey lutheran batido facil-
mente al gordo Willie Meehan,
Marvin Hart, Bob Armstrong,
Nc Mahon 0 Jack Twin Sulli-
van, los hombres que dieron a
los rudos campeones sus mas
duras pruebas antes de CONVEX
tirse en- campeones. 7 Her Max
abanic6 al hombre q. di6 a Gene
Tunney una dura prueba POGO
antes de que este Sc cinera la
corona.
John L. Sullivan no habia pc
leado en- mucho tempo antes de
elfrentarse con James J. Cor
bet2, en- New Orleans, Y perdi6
ell titulo. James J. Corbett peleo
81 rounds para hacer tablas con
ell yiejo Peter Jackson en- su Ill
TINA batalla POGO antes de pc
lear con Sullivan por ell titulo,
y 20 he dido decir a los viejos
que en- tantos rounds nj un solo
golpe Sc pogo.
Bob FitZsimomns perdi6 a ma
nos de Tom Sharkey, por "foul,
POGO antes de batirse con Cor
bett, por ell tftulo.
70 digo que los libros prue-
ban que ambos Sharkey y Sch
melting tienen mejores marcas
para calificar SUI batalla CONF
una del campeonato que cuai
quiera otro de los aspirantes a
trono. En- este case ambos son
contendientes. .
La gaceta., 1930-04-24

puertas de los pisos primeros
Sc abrieron. Desgraciadamente
era demasiado tarde para que
Pudlesen apoderarse del viejo
maiVado, que a TODD correr ha-
ola ganado la Gale y hula con
toda la velocidad que lie permit
tian sus piernas.
Durante este tempo, la seno.
"a Fabrice lassimada, habia To-
grade levantarse con ayuda de
I'm Yecino y seguia dando gri-
tos desaforados.
Iodos los vecinos en- la esca
lera Personals extranas a la ca
Sa acudian a los gritos de la por-
terra y llenaban va la entrada.
La Frileuse, aprovechando a.
quellos momentos de confusion
y de aturdimiento, Sc degliz6 co.
La gaceta., 1930-04-24

-Entonces... entonces... no 81
10 que pueda ser.
La sonora Fabrice no habi ,
tenido tempo de volver de su
estupor, cuando un critic romeo.
espantoso, reson6 en- toda la ca
Sa.
La portera palideci6 horrible
mente Y perdi6 en- absolute la
cabeza. En- vez de apresurarse a
cerrar la puerta de la calle, Sc
precipit6 a la escalera como una
loca, gritando con todas sus
fuerzas:
-iSocorro! iLadrones! ial
asesino!
'Encontr6se bruscamente de-
lante de Ramoneau que la derri
DO y salt6 por encima de ella.
!, En- Ell mismo instante las dos
La gaceta., 1930-04-24
lie caer en- una OCCASION.

lie cler en- una 0caSIOus
Sera uno de los mejores en-
cuentros verificados en- Tampa,
en- los 1ltimos meses, 81 Mike,
como aseguran sus amigos, esta
en- perfectas condolences flsicas.
Corri anoche Sc mostraba con-
fiado en- la victoria, aunque re,
conoce que Firpo es I'm hombrf
siempre peligroso, por su valor
y Sis punos.
Ell problema del westampeno
como decia anoche un fanatico
consiste en- lograr que CORR
CORA.
Completan ell programa pc
Ieas entire Brady O'Hara y Kid
Bombero, Young Jose Rodrf-
guez y Jimmy Shortino, Young
Lewis y Mickey Daniels y Baby
Manuel y Young Charlie.
Los precios fijados son verda
deramente populares.
Tiene la Arena capacidad pa,
ra $500 personals.
La gaceta., 1930-04-24

De pronto oy6 pasos precipi-
tados en- la escalera, y cast en-
seguida Griffard pas6 por de-
lante de ella como una exala-
ci6r.
i Que es eso?-pregunt6 Ia
portera saliendo al vestfbulo.
No. no se...-balbuce6 a
Frileuse.
La sonora Fabrice no motto Ia
turbaci6n de la joven.
Els un hombre que ha sail
do huyendo-dijo la senora an
ciana que Sc habia quedado en-
la porteria.
-Entonces es Fabrice que va
en- busca de algo.
-NC-replic6 la senora,-si
hubiera sido su esposo va 10 ha-
bria reconocido.
La gaceta., 1930-04-24

dro que lie decia al senior Blan-
chard: "Buenas noches, hasta
malana". Y luego he dido como
bajaba la escalera. He venido
poroue temo que mi vecino Sc
haya indispdesto de repente;
pues he dido como 81 Sc quejara
repetidas veces.
-iDios mio!-exclam6 IA
poryera alarmada :-tpero 81 Sc
encuentra enfermo, por que no
me ha llamado? FL sabe que
siempre estoy aqui.
-Quizas me haya equivoca-
do, sonora Fabrice; de todos mo
dos he creido que debia avisar-
ia.
-Ha hecho listed muy bien,
muchas gracias.
La portera encendi6 en- segui-
La gaceta., 1930-04-24
ATENCIoN, sENORAs

Una gran corporation va a
emprender una gran campana
de venta Y ofrece colocaci6n
permanente para senoras inte-
ligentes y de buena apariencia,
mayores de % amos. Pueden
ganar $500 6 mas semanales
vendiendo vestidos, ropa inte-
rior, medias Y otras prendas
marca Mary Rose. No necesi-
tan experienced. Informes en-
la habitaci6n 241 Arcadia de
Cass st. Pregunte por Mr..
Green.
La gaceta., 1930-04-24
La GACETA

Tunney pele6 r rounds con
Johnny Risko, ell hombre de go
ma, y no luci6 'tan caliente".
POGO antes de guitar a Jess
Willard Ell tftulo de campe6n
mundial, Jack Dempsey "vol6''
una decision a cuatro rounds al
gordo Willie Meehan.
POGO antes de veneer a Jack
Johnson y apoderarse del titulo
de campe6n, Jess Willard ofre-
clio un triste espectaculo per-
diendo una decision a II rounds
con Tom Mcmahon.
POGO antes de batir a Tommy
Burns por la corona de peso
complete, Jack Johnson fue gol-
peado por Marvin Hart, en- 20
rounds.
POGO antes de triunfar sobre
Marvin Hart por Ell tftulo de pc
so complete, Tommy Burns vol6
una decision a 20 rounds con
Jack Twin Sullivan.
POGO antes de vapulear a Bob
Fitzsimmons por ell trono de pc
so complete, Jim Jeffries pare
cia TODD menos un campe6n al
ser maltratado por Bob Arm
strong, en- 10 asaltos.
Imprimo estos salientes he
chos para iluminar a una o dos
generaciones de jovenes escri-
torres que estan diciendo que
Max Schmeling y Jack Sharkey
no dan la medida de los viejos
La gaceta., 1930-04-24

da una vela.
--Voy a subir-dijo Fabrice
togiendo la lampara.
-Toma, aqui tienes la llave
tel piso, que la senorita Leonti-
ma me ha dejado.
Fabrice sali6 del kiosco, Gu
va 0uerta dej6 alberta.
La Frileuse Sc levant6 con IA
idea de cerrarla; pero desist-5
temiendo lamar la atenci6n d.
la portera Prefiri6 quedarse en-
pie en- ell quicio. La abominable
criatura Sc habfa puesto livid
gruesas gotas de sudor inunda-
ron su frente, la sangre Sc lie
.habia paralizado en- las venas.
Loca de terror ~esperaba. Pare
cfale que sus pies Sc hallaban
sobre ascuas.
La gaceta., 1930-04-24
B0XEO
LA COMISION QUIERE De
TALES SOBRE C4RNERA

New York, 24.-La comision
atletica del estado de New York
ma pedido a la de California lie
envfe copi4 del testimonio toma-
do despues de la pelea Primo
Camera Ctevalier, en- Oakland.
Creese que este puede condu-
cir a la suspension de Camera J
SUI manager en- ell estado de New
York.
Ell p~residente de la comisi6l,
Mr. James A. Farley, declare:
Probablenente nos unirem0s
con la comisi6n de California Ell.
este case. No tenemos intercam-
bio con ella; pero estimam0s
La gaceta., 1930-04-24
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS'
4 Por
Henry German
Henry German

estaba contigua a la del ciego, V
solo Sc hallaban separadas pof
un tabique no muy recio.
Estaba va en- CANA la sonora
cuando ell senior Blanchard ira
taba de defenderse y repelar
ell ataque de los bandidos, Y oy5
rumor de pasos y gemidos sor-
dos. Levantose entonces, y con
la rapidez que lie permitian sus
piernas, no muy fuertes, baj0
a la porteria.
Fabrice acababa de regresar
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CLASIFICADOS

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en- el No. 1902 Nebraska Ave
Precio razonable. Tambien 10
performances de acuerdo con la
clase de negocio que Sc deses
establecer. Para mas informes
lame a Pacheco y Vald6s 1425a
Ia. Ave. Telefono Y 1901.
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CORR CONTRA FIRPO

Mike Firpo subira esta noche
j nadrilatero de la Arena de
la Gale Cass, ahora arrendada
por Al Edwards y ell DR.. Myers,
animado por la intenci6n de ven
Ger al joven austriaco Pietro Co
ri.
Quiere el j6ven de West Tam
pa vengar la derrota que recien-
temente lie infligiera, en- Miami
ell hombre que en- Tampa Sc bur.
lara de Young Stribling, resis-
tierdole diez rounds y hacienda
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New York, 24.-Damon Run
yon dice: POGO antes de arreba
tar a Jack Dempsey la corona
muHdial de peso complete, Gene
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TODOS LOS CAMPEONES
PASAN POR MOMENTOS
EN- QUE PARECEN AGO
TADOS O L VALO-
RES"
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que la cooperation es buena pa
"a los deportes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-24
FEEL CERTAIN
 SUCCESSOR
 NAVAL FARLEY
Negotiations Suspended on Account of French
 Political Crisis
SECRETARY STIMSON
 GIVES HIS OPINION
Humanizing Su b m a rine Warfare Is Good Stroke French Outlook

LONDON, Feb. 24.-The fifth week of the Naval conference ended Saturday with active negotiations suspended on account of the French political crisis but with no dread of failure in the minds of the delegates.
 American Secretary of Sta e Stimson, Chairman of the Ameri- can delegation declared that the Five Power agreement to humanize submarine warfare, in itself justi- fies the American mission in Lon don.
 All others feel that the Confer ence will be a success but the con- census of opinion among the dele gates as to the degree of success is that it depends on whether the new French Cabinet is stro Il enough to weather the month or six weeks still necessary to attain the highest aims of the Five Power delegations.
 The American delegation wa; saddened when A d mira Hilary Jones, Naval expert, was sent homo sick, his illness being diagnosed as ulcers of the stomach.