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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
Spivey Tops
Cue Tourney

Lou Spivey, young local cue star,
continued to lead the state three
cushion tourney with seven victories
and no defeats. Close behind is
Lew Vogler, defending champ, with
six wins and one loss, and Harry
RubenS, vet star, with five wins and
two losses. Vogler and Rubens are
the two remaining opponents on
Spivey's tourney card.
Only two matches are on this
weeks program, with O'Connor
meeting Baldwin tonight and
Cooler opposing O'Connor Tuesday
night. Play will be resumed next
week.
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Quintet Faces
State Title Holders
Athens Five Plays at Washington Tonight; Hatchets to
Tackle Frankfort Friday in Feature of PromiS-
ina Program This Week.

Although outstanding high
o holidays
Athens
champions, be
Seven Of the states leading teams will the Panhandle
their Indiana tonight against Bur Fdds Washington
battle which will leadership
stronghold of Dogs, Friday night.
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The Plasters desire tits with teams
playing in the 17-1S-Year-old class with
teams having access to gym, or with teams
Belmont 0696. between and p. m.
The G. & J. Tire quintet continues to
Flashes are in second place in close
race. Results of last weeks league games
+. G. Atkins. 81; Roberts Milk. %.
Flashes. 81; Bridgeport. 80;
G. & J, Tire, 60; Plating, 4.
East Park M. E. plays Third Christian
$50. East Park desires games with strong
city and state teams: Turner, Blues and
TTafasgar take ln9tice .d6 Gs asa Eas
New York street.
Riverside olympics defeated Diamond
Chain FIVE. Is to g.; j: was AZ the opening g
team has ACCESS to a gym ana game, are
wanted. Call Bob Sparks. Talbot 1915.
Delco Remy Club wants a game for this
week with city or state team having &C
cess to a gym. Call Belmont 1925, or write
Harry Hoffman. 1911 North King avenue.
1rvington TIoians lost. a hard-foyght
with fast city teams. Call Bob Gladden.
South Side Buddies want games in the
l4-1T-year-old class. Woodruff Baptists
and Hillcrest Boys take notice Call Drexel
0192 and ask for Herbert. The Buddies
viii practice tonight and boys wishing
tryouts are asked to report.
The fast Traub Tigers have three. games
carded this week and action VIII start
tonight at Morris street NJ. E. gym. 8
o'clock. when the Victory Memorial team
is played. On Tuesday the Tigers VIII
meet the Swasekas at the old Butler gym.
8 O'Clock, and Friday the Irvington Tro-
JAMS will be taken on at the old Butler
gym. o'clock.
Central Y. NJ. c. A quintet defeated
E. c. Atkins on the W floor. 20 to IA.
Goddard and Cozad looked good for the
for Atkins. The "Y'' meets st. Patrick's,
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Alabama Grid
Team on Trip
By United Press

By United Press
TUSCON, Ariz., Dec. 22.-Univer-
sity of Alabama football team today
welcomed the second break in its
long train journey to Pasadena, Cal,
to meet the undefeated Washington
State eleven on New Years day.
Coach Wallace Wade led his large
squad into Grand Canyon on a
sightseeing tour which he believed
would suffice for a workout. The
teams only other stop was Satur-
day at San Antonio, Tex, where a
light signal drill was held. The
players are in fine physical and
mental condition despite their long
journey and eager for the battle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
YVES FESLER HoNoRED
Ohio State Grid Star Awarded
Tribune Trophy.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Wesley Fes-
Ter of Ohio State was named as
winner of the Chicago Tribune's
most valuable player" award, Of
fered annually as an individual
prize for players in the Big Ten
conference.
Ten players, one from each school,
were considered in the balloting. In
addition to Fesler they we're, Jack
Wheeler, Michigan; Bob Clark,
Northwestern; Clarence Mum,
Minnesota; Joe zeller, Indiana;
George Stears, Purdue; Stan Bod
man, Illinois; William Lusby. Wis
cousin; Wally Knudson, Chicago;
Oliver Sansen, Iowa.
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No Need for
Rule Changes,
Griffith Says

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. %. - Intercol-
legiate football and other college
sports have enough rules and reg
ulations now" Major John L.
Griffith, commissioner of athletics
of the Western Conference, said to-
day.
He was unreceptive to the pro-
posal of Nicholas Murray Butler,
president of Columbia university, for
endowed athletics in colleges.
IF we would live up to the present
regulations, everything would be all
right" Major Griffith said. Foot
ball is not in need of any drastic
rules"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
HARMEsON WITH ALL STARS

Glenn Harmeson, former Purdue
back field star, viii compete with
Jimmy Phelan's all-star eleven at
Los Angeles on Dec. % against for
mer Notre Dame stars. In addition
to the local youth, Pest WEIGH and
Cotton Wilcox, ex-Purdue back field
aces who served as assistant coaches
at Washington under Phelan, for
mer Purdue coach, will be in the
lineup.
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STAPLET0N STARS WIN
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Stapleton
Stars won the professional football
championship of New York City
by defeating the New York Giants,
Is to Z, at the Polo Grounds Sun
day with Benny Friedman on the
Giants injured list playing only
part Of the game.
Ken Strong. former N. Y. U. star,
made a 97-yard run after receiving
a kickoff for a touchdown for the
StapletonS.
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quintet, invades Lebanon Bloom
ington goes to Columbus, Wiley Of
Terre Haute opposes Newcastle and
Vincennes meets Sullivan In other
battles.
Muncie and Anderson, old-time
foes, clash at Anderson in Satur-
days feature, with Washington
rounding out tough weeks cam
paign at Connersville. Central Of
Evansville goes. to Brazil and Cen
trail Of FIT. Wayne meets Green
castle in other games.
Central (Evansville) on Dec. 30,
Shelbyville on Dec. 81, Brazil on
Jan. 1, and Horace Mann of Gary
on Jan. 8 are other state quintets
to entertain Athens during the Tex
ans campaign here.
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TWO OVERTIME TILTS

In a fast and exciting game Sun
day afternoon at Pennsy gym, the
Sunshine Cleaners shaded st. Pat
ricks, 81 to %, in an overtime tilt.
Hill and Gallagher were outstand-
ing for the Cleaners while Hutchin-
son and Reed played best for the
Saints.
G. and ]. Tire team defeated IN
diana State Highway, SO to 33, in
the other half of the bill and this
game also went overtime. Next
Sunday st. Patrick's squad will
meet the strong st. Meinrad's semi
nary team in their annual holiday
game.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Boxing
fans whose tastes run to skill and
speed rather than to the sight of
clumsy heavyweights bouncing hard
fists off harder skulls will have
their hour Friday night when
frankie Genaro meets Midget VOL
CAST in a f1fteen-round bout at
Madison Square Garden.
The fight will serve not only to
please the more esthetic customers
but will also answer once and for
all that most burning Of national
questions, Who is our flyweight
champion?"
At the present time, no one can
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RICH TOURNEY PLANNED

. 7 z NFItu TTtSS
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Plans for a
$4,000 Chicago open golf tourna-
ment are under consideration by the
Junior Association of Commerce.
Some proponents of the plan favor
starting the tournament in 1881 with
others preferring to start the tour
ney in 1888 as feature of the Chi
cago worlds fair
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Independent Basket News

last years fnalists in the state in
dependent meet, on the 'Y'' floor Tues
day at $50. A preliminary game will
be played at 1880 between girls teams from
Marmon Motor Car Company and the
Y. w. G. A.
Three games are carded Tuesday night
at Pennsy gym on the G. & ]. program.
At 1880 the Southport Black Diamonds
meet the Third Field Artillery team of Ft.
Harrison. At BIS the G. 81 j. Tires play
the Morristown Merchants and at 9:15 the
G. & ]. Regulars meet the Eli Lilly quintet.
The G. & j. and Lilly game should be a
thriller. Joe Kelly will officiate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
Saturday College Scores
alparaisO. IS: Conoordia lMilvaukeel

Valparaiso. IS: Conoordia milwaukee,.
Minnesota. 80: Beloit. Is.
Army. 81: Harvard 81
Michigan. IS: Pennsvlyanie. o.
Manhattan. SO: Catholic university
Wa shingtonl. "a
Northwestern. 81: Carleton. %.
CreiEhton. 20: Pittsburgh. H.
Syracuse. as: Western Reserve Is
mouth. so.
New York university. 30; Toronto. Il.
Kansas U. &C: Missouri o.. rs.
Bethany. 50: Phillips 10.
Utah. So Colorado College. %.
Kansas AgzieS "a. WaShburr. "a.
Montana state. a.: lit. ST. Charles. -.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Action of the
American Association in voting to
accept the major leagues draft plan
was believed today to have made it
almost certain the Pacific Coast and
International leagues will follow
suit, ending warfare" between the
majors and minors.
The Pacific Coast and 1nterna-
tional leagues have not announced
whether they also will surrender,
but the loss of the American Asso-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
BIZ limited Presa

CHICAGO. Dec. 22-Contracts
between King Levinsky, Chicago
light heavyweight slugger, and his
manager, Al Miller. have been voiced
by the Illinois athletic commission.
The break between Levinsky and
Miller was instituted by the fighters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
New Jersey Speedway
Rival to Local Oval

BU NEA Service
ITNRENTON N j., 22-What expected to be the
automobile world built
by the international Automobile Speedways at of
S3OO0OOO
The huge racing bowl according specifications will the
Indianapolis speedway the track Brookand England 1t
will The will
be of concrete
The stand will 100000 the within
the will 100000 The track will
three miles long,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
CROWLEY KEEPS POST

EAST LANSING. Mich, Dec. %
Jimmy Crowley, one of the famous
-Four Horsemen" of Notre Dame,
has signed new three-year con-
tract to coach Michigan State COL
lege grid teams, it was announced
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
WALLACE SHEET YICTOR

Wallace, with 38 out of so. topped
the standings at Spring Lake Skeet
Club Sunday. Stumph broke 81. H.
Reddick shattered 10 out Is, and
McCallie had 81 out of IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22
Cruising in
SpOrtland
WITH EDDIE ASH

A CCORDING to the st. Peters
IA burg CFla.) Chamber of Com
merce the winter tourist crop is
breaking all records in the Sunshine
city, and the New York Yankees
are being given assurances their
spring training games there will be
well attended. It's a good bet the
st. Pete commerce secretary got a
bunch Joe Mccarthy. new Yankee
pilot, prefers California TO Florida
for baseball tuneups. Anyway. st.
Pete boosters say they have the
statistics to prove their boast about
a rush Of sunshine hunters.
One reason, perhaps, for the in
hux TO Florida is the desire of
nOrtherners to save on fuel and
clothes during the depression. Fur
thernorc, the average northerner
becomes a light eater after hitting
the hot belt ard can go long way
on a grapefruit and a couple Of
cookies.
TOHN MGRAW says the Polo
=. Grounds clubhouse won't have a
locker for Eddie Roush next year
even if the veteran removes himself
from the ineligible list and returns
to action. The Giants pilot de-
clares he'll permit Roush to make
his own deal with another team at
low price. It is said Cincinnati
wants Eddie to return to Redland.
r.
At triple header charity basket
ball program i'm Chicago last week,
in which famous NOtre Dame foot
ball players took part, the gate was
s1l.OOO and $4,000 went to charity,
with tho 81, 900 covering all expenses,
for six teams, hall rental and tickets.
Not long ago Young Stribling and
Tuffv Griffiths, the prize fighters,
topped a charity boxing bill in Chi
cage that drew S88,0OO. Charity
got $4,000.
IRVING BURNS. young first sack
L er from Wichita Falls, may sup
plant Lou Blue with the st. Louis
Browns next year. At any rate the
Brownie bosses gave Blue permits
sion to make a deal for himself. If
Burns falls down the Browns can
fall back ON Art Shires with their
Milwaukee farm.
n
Bad news for number of
coaches. Knute ROckne issued
statement Saturday saying he does
not intend to give up coaching and
take long rest. The builder of
grid champions declares he'll be
back with his boys next fall. 1t is
presumed Knute plans to let his as
sistants direct spring practice.
TINE Pritchett Central bowling
i alleys went to the front for
Christmas charity Sunday, and on
Tuesday night at the Armory the
Elks will direct a boxing show with
a large slice of the profits going to
their Christmas basket fund for the
city unfortunates. The fistic bill has
merit and fight followers are urged
to pack the hall. The more there,
the more Yuletide baskets. It's a
worthy event and the boxers have
been signed with the understanding
they will supply action from bell to
bell.
4 u
AS announced in The Times sew
eral days ago, Norman Perry, pres
ident of the Indians, cast the In
dianapolis vote in favor of the big
league draft proposal, and similar
votes by four other clubs took the
American Association out of the
class of beIligerents. The Tribe now
will step out and try TO swing more
player leads to improve the club
for the 1921 camnai0n
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End of Baseball War Seen
as A. A. Accepts New Draft

cations support was regarded as an
important strategic move. The as
sociation'S capitulation was the first
break in the battle.
Five of the American ASsocia
tons eight clubs voted in favor of
yielding to the major league pro-
posal, under which the majors
agree not to draft any player until
he has had four years of minor
league experience, and to pay a
minimum price of $500 for each
player selected. College players were
excepted from the four-year rule.
Thomas j. Hickey, president of
the association, who announced the
vote on the draft Saturday night,
said two members of the league
voted against the draft plan, while
another club had not announced its
attitude.
Indianapolis voted in favor Of the
new draft proposal and it is be-
ieved the other clubs accepting the
measure were Milwaukee, Columbus,
st. Paul and Toledo. Minneapolis
did not vote. Louisville and Kansas
City voted against the plan, it is
rumored.
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St. Paul and Emmaus were victorious in
hall. st. Paul doWned Zion. 50 to az, and
Emmaus defeated Trinity. "a to 80. Earl
Rasener was awarded the weekly medal
for craftsmanship. League standing:
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All Set

BIZ United Press
COUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. %.
~ -Notre Danes 1881 foot
ball schedule will be limited to
nine games-one less than was
played during 1890. All of the
1880 opponents except South
ern Methodist have been re-
tanned with the schedule as
follows:
Oct. S-Indiana at Bloomington.
Oct 1o-Northwestern at Soldier
Field. Chicago.
Oct. 17-Drake at South Bend.
Oct. 24-Pittsburgh at South Bend.
Oct. 31-Carnegie Tech at Pitts
burgh.
Nov. 7-Pennsylvania at South
Nov. 14-Navy at Baltimore.
Nov. 21--Southern California at
South Bend.
Nov. 28~Army at New York.
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cScing into their third same with a
total Of ei2. the doubles team OF Mullen
and Ward. Chicago. had q chance 70 take
he lead. lte finish BY Ward. however.
2ailed them down 70 i.277. which places
sem shlro.
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MineraIites \

MneraIites Are Champs
Gong into their third game with total
OF 1889, and finding alleys 10 and IA to
their liking. the Mineralite team of Chi
cago. one of the best tournament clubs
in the country finished with an even
100 to total 3.059. and carried away
the Central States tourney team cham
ponShip of 1880. Wooster-Lambert OF St.
Louis had held the lead since early in the
tournament. and finished second with q
score of 5000 In the final game that
faltered, every man on the club marking
Tor the first nine frames. Thoma led of
the last frame with the first opening
e growing the f-io Split, ~ LOT 29f count H
missed. for a 2l3 finish This was the
end Of that, for w. Rusch Jr., tossed in
strike for a 225. Kartheiser with three
strikes UP from the seventh. tossed in
three at the finish for 235. then came old
man Collier. with his strike for q 220
count.
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! !2iso sold medals. ''4'i'0''0

The tournament viii close az the
Pritchett Central alleys With a SQUAD OF
doubles and singles today. STANDINGS IN
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kNAlNE, We ~ lOI Lfle maj pfl
Of 2,s4S iinal standing in
i-Mineralities. Chicago. !.
Wooster Lambert. St,
3--preiman Electric. Terre
Roberts Bros, Detroit
5-Quaker oats. Chicago
6-Marott Shoe shop. In
annapolis ....,.......
T--Ebonite Ball. Cincinnati
6-Farnan Bowling Shoes,
Fl. Wayne ........
9-General Asbestos. Fl.
WAYNE ..............
l0-C ollie II W 0 o d Shale
Brick. Cleveland ....
ll-Milwaukeo Journa !,
Milwaukee .-..........
l2-G-E Club. Tt. WAYNE
i3-No Center Alleys. Chi
i4-Eihs Barber shop. In
CianapoliS ..........s
Euclid and Thirteenth
Street. Cleveland 900.
ls-Indisnspolls Tool, In
CiaDapoliS ..t.........
WavSide Inn. st. Louis
is-lmperial Recreation,
Detroit ....-..........
- schlits Brews. Miiwau-
2o-Norge Elect. Refr.. De-
2i-super speedene Gas,
22-Leather shop. South
2s-slack Furniture. East
St. Louis ,.....-......
"a Hoffman Tires, cleve-
25-Paiace Recreation. De
2s-ynie schmitt R. IL.
ST. Louis ...-.-.-..-.
1I-Welter Razz. st. Louis
1e-Walter BirS Candy
2s-Genersi Motors Radio,
DAYTON .--.-.
so-Roosier Club Coffee,
Indianapolis ........
Hieh Game - Slack Furni-
ture. East st. Louis
second High Game-Min-
eralities. Chicago $500.
Total ..........
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The Marott team was high among the
local clubs, reaching sixth place on q
score Of 2967. Other local teams to reach
the prize list were Ellis Barber Shop,
2,s27. fourteenth; Indianapolis Tool. six
tenth; with 2,905. anu Hoosier Club
Coffee, tie ! for The final prize with a mark
Of 2,S4S. iinal standing in team play:
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Bad news for a number of
coaches. Knute ROckne issued a
statement Saturday saying he does
not intend to give up coaching and
take a long rest. The builder of
grid champions declares he'll be
back with his boys next fall. 1t is
presumed Knute plans to let his as
sistants direct spring practice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22

IRVING BURNS. young first sack
L err from Wichita Falls, may sup
PLANT Lou Blue with the st. Louis
Browns next year At any rate the
Brownie bosses gave Blue permits
sion to make a deal for himself. If
Burns falls down the Browns can
fall back on Art Shires with their
Milwaukee farm.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

FL pueblo de Plant City en-
preso aver 81 simpatia al Sc
nador Pat Whitaker, que sera
reelecto, aclamandolo cuando
fue presentado.
En- distintas ocasiones Ell pa
blico interrumpi6 a Pat, mien-
tras este hablaba, ovacionan-
dolo.
Estes dos hombres, dijo Viii
taker dirigiendose a Hesterly
y Givens, corren para un Sc
gundo lugar.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Corte Federal: r. L. Sheffield
contra los Estados Unidos ;
Frank R. MacNeil y Co. contra
Honore Palmer Y Potter Pal
mer.
Corte del Circuito: Thelma
Brown contra James T. Brown ;
Ruth Lyman contra Russell H.
Lyman; Sara Maria Redbrook
contra Arthur Sylvester Red
brook; Roberta j. Douglas con-
ira Robert l.. Douglas, orden
Tampa Plumbing contra Saliva
tore Cappello.
Corte Civil: Milton H. Mabry
contra G.. A. Hanson.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Hasta despues de las cleo
clones primarias aplaZ6 aver
ell juez Alderman, de la corte
federal, ell juicio de la causa
contra William r. Maynard,
del condado de De Soto, a
quien Sc acusa de no haber
rendido cuentas claras sobre
$4,000 en- propiedades que ell
gobierno lie confiara en- 1922.
Ell motive de la suspension
es que Maynard y su abogado
son candidates Ell las eleccio-
mes primarias que Sc efectua-
ran en- csc condado.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Obras recibidas:
FL Nuevo Robinson,-Campe
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrich.
Quo Vsdisa-E. SienkieHich.
La Mujer Adultera.-Perez
Escrich.
Ell Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dia y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Viejo Mundo.
LIE Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
Los Ex-Hombres. Maxine
Cork.
Feder.-Itendhal.
Diccionario Espanol.
LIBERIA DE
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone Y1367
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Ofreci6 anoche un banquete
en- el restaurant 81 Pasaje"
ell Club Helice, que SC interesa
por el desarrollo del puerto de
Tampa.
Para p~residente ell Club rec
ligi6 a Alex Findlay, admins
trador en- Tampa del Negocia-
do Americana de Navigation.
Asistieron como invitados
de honor los c6nsules extran-
jeros.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Mr.. Peter O. Knight reuni6
anoche en- un mitin a los en-
pleados y obreros de su en-
presa y les dijo: De los cuatro
hombres que aspiran al pues-
to de senador, Pat Whitaker
es ell unico preparado para de-
sempenar ell puesto, dado que
ninguno de los otros tienen eX-
periencia.
Describe a Pat como un
hombre integro, de esplendida
habilidad, superior a los otros
en- la carrera.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Los amigos de Pat Whita-
ker daran esta noche un mitin
en- la Arena de Boxeo de Sc
minole Heights, situada en- la
esquina de la avenida de Flo
rida Y Hillsborough.
Pat sera ell unico orador y
eomenzara a hablar a las 8 de
la noche.
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NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Hasta ell dfa 81 de JUNO pos
puso aver ell juez Hendry, de la
corte de los pequenos delitos, ell
juicio de la causa contra ell ex-
diputado Guy Reynolds, acusa-
do de venta y possession de bebi-
das alcoholics. Sam Feinberg,
abogado de la defensa, pidi6
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
DE Ell BIEN PUBLICO

Ell DR.. Rafael Ortega oper6
aver a Ramon Garcia, de Ia ave
nida Is 1414.
DR.. Nestor A. Portocarrero,
ell director, oper6 a Mildred
Zambito, de la Gale 30 2114.
Oper6 Ell DR.. Dominguez a Do
lores Perez, de la Octava ave-
nida 1908.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
MUEBLERIA DE RICARDO DIAZ

1918 Gale IA entire la Octave Y la Novena Avenida
Teniendo neces;dad de abandonar ell local me veo
precisado a vender toda la existencia de muebles q pre-
clos nuncs vistos. Para que Sc convenza de clio venga =
Verlo por listed mismo.
Tengo muebles de todas classes, jueGos de sala y de-
cuarto, completes. Buros a $4,000 amas completes = :
y So, colchones nuevos a S4.75. Los grandes a 20, ma
redondas $500, neveras a $500, sillones a $1.O0 y $3.50.
TODD 10 que sc necesita para amueblar una casa.
RICARDO DIAZ, 1919 Gale IL
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INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

No entr6 ninguna embarca-
ci6n mayor en- ell dia de aver.
Sc hicieron a la mar en- las
uItimas "a horas los vapores "a
mericanos Cuba, Margaret, Tri
nidadian y ell italiano Marine 0.
Tambien zarparon las motona-
yes Stureholm, sueca, y Fern
dale, noruega.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Los ciudadanos que piensen
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.dia 3 de JUNO tienen hasta las
5 de la tarde de hoy para de-
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