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REACH MINIMUM

LONDON, Oct, 2s, (R-The steamer Viceroy of India car rying Indian political delegates to the Round Table Conference, reached Marseilles. The dele gates have drawn up plans of the minimum that they can ac- cept at the confab.
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FOR REPEAL,

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 30, (P)- United States Senator Jess H. Met calf, up to the present time staunch supporter of the Hoover administration in it's prohibition policy came out for a repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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VETERAN IS CALLED

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct, 29, (P)
 Colonel Benjamin Harrison Cheever, U. 5. A. Retired, who was awarded Congressional Medal of Honor in the Indian Wars, is dead at his home here. He was 80 years old.
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APPOINTED TO POSITION

LONDON, Oct, 30, P1-Hon. Richard Stafford Cripps, soG of Lord Parmoor was appointed Solic tor General to succeed Sir James Melville who resigned
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A splendid opportunity to have eyes examined. pr. ,. w. Ednunds, eve specialist, will be at the Van Glider Hotel from Oct. 31 to Nov V
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NEW EMPEROR GIVEN
 MARKINGS F0R s0uSE

PARIS, Oct, 29, (P-The Elm peror of Abyssinia is about to go through the coronation cere- mony and the costliest of gifts are pouring in upon him.
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When you think of Bakery Goods, there is just one place you should try, the Electric Bak- cry.
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SCIENCE lnrELLlcENrLY APPLIED
CLARK HOW ELI.
Editor Atlanta Constitution

Editor Atlanta Constitution Many years Member Democratic National
 Committee
 Member United States Coal Commission
 Former Member and President
 Georgia Senate
 Former Member and Speaker of Georgia
 House of Representatives And long Trustee University of Georgia Science is revoIutionizing all forms of manufacture. The mana facturers of LUCKY STRIKE ciga~ rettes have extended me the cour> tesy Of on invitation to their factories. avas not able to accept but have taken the obportMnity to read the reports of scientific men as to the achievements in their factories.
 Tt is clear that tn TO line hos sci> ence been more intelligently applied than in the naking of cigarettes.
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PHONE NUMBER
SEVEN

| Valley residents as he Is moving
his family to the Valley o and
will engage In the box and crate
business in this part OF the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lester and
son and daughter have returned
from Gonzalez, where they visited
Mr.. Testers mother and other
| relatives at a reunion
Mrs. j. q. Roetrammel and son,
Clyde Russell. Of West Frankfort.
III. were guests here this week In
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Langford.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Edwards and
| daughter. Emily. were entertained
In the home or Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Crockett In Harrington dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. T.. -. Matthews. Mrs. James
Howe. Mrs. w. w. De Cell and
Miss Cymbaline Neel spent We'd
nesday in Brownsville. shopping and
visiting friends.
Glenn Commons. who has spent
the summer months at A. a. M.
college. Is spending two weeks here
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
q. Commons. He viii return to "A.
e. M. this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Breeding
have returned from q weeks visit
In San Antonio.
Mrs. C.. d. Pierros and daughter
Miss Beatrice. were visitors In the
home Of Mrs. j. L. Middleton In
TTo~ wltrrar rr.~s-w Ahn ~~n~A wwnak
Mrs. ID. p. Smith left this. week
for Illinois where she will attend
a homecoming.
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Shekell, Ed Olson. Jack Bates and
the host and hostess.
I
PERSONALS
Mrs. Perry Perkins left this week
for Houston for a visit Of several
days in the home OF Mrs. Alan
H~vistendahl. SHE will join Mr..
Perkins In that city and both 60
North for a vacation trip.
The Rev. a. Bartling has re-
turned from Bishop, where he has
been attending conference.
Miss Ena Taylor of Dallas,
spent several days here this week
arranging her work as a faculty
member of the Mercedes schools
for the coming year.
Mrs. Frank Hadden and Mrs.
Roy Tolson are leaving Monday
for San Antonio. They will be ac-
companied home by Roy Stanley
Tolson who has been visiting In
the home Of his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. MCGOWAN. and Mrs.
John Phelan of Mercedes. who has
6~CL h4S4h44A6 IL Gan AllJO4llO-
Mrs. Dora Ferguson OF San An
tonic. was a guest here this week
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Langford.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. III. Kirchner and
daughter, Anne and Lovella, and
son, John, OF W~aukeegan. Ill, were
guests here this week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thornburg. They have
property in Santa Rosa and came
down TO spend the winter.
Miss Nadine Lentz entertained a
number &c young ladies from San
Benito one evening this week. in
Guiding Misses Earl Dawson, Helen
Ruth Reeves. Eloise Glass, Joe
Newshaw and Nell Newshaw.
Nj. and Mrs. G. II. Frasier and
daughter. Nadine. of Ranger. have
moved to the Valley and are located
in South Palm Gardens.
George Mccullough OF Waco was
a business visitor in Mercedes this
week. He will soon be among the
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Valley Society News
and EDentS

summer school. Miss McGay taught
in the Raymondville High school
last year but Is to attend the State
Universit. at Austin this year.
Cecil Shirar left Friday for
Pasadena. California TO attend the
City Junior College.
Mrs. John Baldwin, OF Santa
Rosa spent Thursday In Raymond
vile visiting friends.
Miss Thelma Moore, who Ia:
been attending the Teachers Col
lege at Alpine. returned home the
first OF the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Barnett
and children Joann and Tom spent
Sunday I'm Corpus Christi.
p. ID. Lissner was q Valley -isit-
or Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. johnson were
business visitors In Harlingen Mon
day.
w. A. Harding and George Loeb
RE spent Monday In Harrington.
DR.. +. A. Humbert tarted a Sc
ries OF lectures Thursday evening
a. the Presbyterian church IN Ray
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mondville on the topic. what Men
Believe this series Of lectures win
run through the winter and VIII
be held every Thursday evening.
r. III. Wise OK Donna was N visit
or I'm Rayr ,ndville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Humph-
ries and daughter Elizabeth Jane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Geist and Mr..
and Mrs. Pod Reasonover spent
Sunday In Olmito.
Henry Carlisle OF Mercedes was
In Raymondville Sunday.
Roger Robinson and II. jeff SaFf~
ders we're In the Valley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Fox OF Har-
lingen spent Sunday with their son
w. Audrey and family OF Raymond
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Scissor and
children, Virginia and Junior left
Sunday for q trip through North
Texas visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. G. T.. Humphreys and Mrs.
". Sabin spent Friday in the lower
Valley.
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VARIOUS CIRCLES
ENTERTAINED

The Presbyterian auxiliary met
in separate circles. The Martha
Circle met with Mrs. Margaret King
with Mrs. Kathryn Chadick presid-
ing.
Mrs. Jack Trollinger had charge
Of the program and Bible lesson.
Mrs. j. w. Irby was hostess to
the Mary Circle. with Mrs. A. X.
Phillips directing the Bible study.
The Ruth Circle met with Mrs.
Lee Freeman. Mrs. W. w. DeCell
had charge Of the Bible study. The
three circles are studying the book
Of Romans.
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JOINT HOSTS
GIVE DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jenkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Peters, were
hosts at an enjoyable dance given
at the Legion Club rooms one
evening recently.
Their guests included MeSsrs and
Mesdames r. r. Talbert. G. A.
King, Eric Green. Murray Fouze.
Fred johnson. Bill Allen of La
Feria. Wallace Allen. A. j. Thomas
Of Pharr. Miss Lucille Johnson and
Miss Frances Benson OF Little
Rock. Arkansas.
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COUPLE WEEDS SUNDAY
IN ~RAYMONDVILLE

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Bess Asbury,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Asbury Of this city. and Dewey Hen
derson of Harrington, which took
place in RaymondviIle Sunday night.
After a short honeymoon they are
now at home in the Valley.
Mrs. Henderson has been employ
ed in the offices here of the Amer
lean Rio Grande Land and IrriEa-
ton company for some time and
expects to continue her work here.
Mr.. Henderson Is employed with
the DeSoto distributors In Harlin-
gen.
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RIDGE-SLUMBE
X HOSTESS

Bette Chambers entertained a
small group Of friends at a bridge
and slumber party at the home Of
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Chambers. In Hollywood Acres one
evening during the week.
In the games Barbara Warner
won high score prize. Bettie's guests
including Jacqueline johnson, Bar
bara and Dorothy Warner, spent the
night and were served a tempting
breakfast next morning.
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HOSTS AT
HOME

A number of out-of-town people
were guests this week OF DR.. and
Mrs. T. w. Carter at a chicken bar
becue at their lovely country home
which overlooks Lake Campacuas,
just north of Mercedes. The meal
was served in the garden overlook
ing the lake.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Scarborough Of
Fort Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Kill
Tough Of Edinburg. Mrs. n. kaufman
OF Michigan, Mrs. J. Hubbard OF
Chicago, now a resident Of the VAL
ley. and Mrs. z. p. BreedIove Of
Mercedes.
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GUESTS ARE NAMED
DINNER

Miss Mildred Bridges was hostess
at a delightful dinner party at her
home In South Palm Gardens nam
ing as honor guests. Mrs. John T..
King and Miss Miriam Reighley Of
New Orleans. guests in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashton.
Miss Reighly. an accomplished
pianist. gave several piano solos.
Miss Bridges guests inclrded the
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WARMERS GIVE
DINNER PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Robert CampbolI.
OF Fort Worth. guests ir the home
Of Miss Mildred Bridges were named
honor guests at dinner tits week by
MI. and Mrs. Don Warner at their
nome in South Palm Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trollinger and
Miss Mildred Bridges completed the
personnel.
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FIRST BIRTHDAY
PARTY OCCASION
Coaster entertained

Mrs. Frank Coaster entertained
with a pretty children's party on
TUESDAY, afternoon for her young
son. Bobbie Frank. who was one
year old on that day.
The little fox we're given bal
looms and fancy caps and spent
the afternoon in playing on the
lawn.
Mrs. Koester's guests and Master
Boobies guests were Mrs. Hughes
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Raymondville

The Locky Rankin Circle Of the
". M. 5. Of the Methodist church
was very pleasantly entertained In
the home OF Mrs. d. :. Wright
Thursday afternoon. "A program
with Mrs. Wright in charge wa.
presented. Songs. talks and piano
solos were given.
Final arrangements were made
for the entertainment Of the Sar
Perlita and Hargill Auxiiiaries mex
Thursday.
Mrs. Wright assisted by Mrs. I
=. Larson served dainty refresh.
ments to Mesdames j. II. Ayers
J. ID. Oldham. =. G. Pless. w. III
Holder. j. r. Holloway. Earl Gil.
liland. Lee Flynn, Cox. J. c. Glover
I. Z. Mcneil. A. A. Lindahl. Dor
Stone. j. T. Talley, j. s. Reisdorph
George MusKrave, z. d. Gable, c
z. Boner. McClary. J. L. Brown
l.. r. Muller. Misses Ruth Larson
Marie Larson and Katherine Rob
bins.
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large table being deliberately dec
Grated with garden flowers.
After supper Mr.. and Mrs. Warn
er took the following guests to the
Llano Grande Country club where
the remainder Of the evening was
spent in dancing: Misses Jackson,
Sara Haynes, Mary Frances
Haynes, Helen G~laSScock. Donna
Clark Of Weslaco, MI. and Mrs.
Henry Lauderdale, Ralph Greenlee,
Joe and Robert Roland Of Wes-
laco. Frank James M~arl.hlna, Pack
ard Barton, Judson Trollinger, Jack
Bates. Walden Haynes, Bert Brown,
David and John Phelan.
HOSPITALITY HONORS
MISS BLANCHARD
A delightful hospitality Of the
past several days was a surprise
given on her birthday by her sister,
Miss Juanita Blanchard and Miss
Maude Tullis.
The guests met at the Blanch-
ard home and from there motored
TO Cascade pool at McAllen for a
swim and a picnic lunch. Later
dancing was enjoyed.
The guests included the honoree
and Misses Beatrice P~ierroS, Helen
Drefke, Jeonne Healy, Fay Dele
McAdams Of Poteet, Texas, Hazel
Fisher, Catherine Bons Of Weslaco,
Audrey Ann Cuiper, Gladys Hamp-
ton and John Trollinger, Ed Healy.
Carl Rupert, John Oils. Seth Ken
nedy OF La Feria, Jack McAdams.
j. ID. Busby, Adelbert Underhill,
Truett Blankenship, Andrew Toss
Ter. Nolan Anderson of Weslaco,
and G0rdan Young of Weslaco.
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GUESTS PRESENT
AT MEETING

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Baptist church held their meeting
this week at the horne Of Mrs. T..
w. Carter. The afternoon was
spent industrially, lacking comforts
for the Mexican mission work.
Out OF the Valley guests were Mrs.
j. Hubbard and daa@hter. Miss
Dorothy Hubbard OF Chicago. and
Mrs. Il. Kuhlman. of Michigan.
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ENTERTAIN
INFORMALLY

MI. and Mrs. Ray Tolsan enter
tanned at an informal dinner party
this week at their home in Holly
wood addition.
Their guests were Harry s. Seay
Of Dallas. Cob,e Wilson Of Dallas
and Court Conrad OF Mercedes.
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Evain and son Billie. Mrs. II. j.
Landerdale and daughter. Laura
Nell. Mrs. Gene James and son
Gene, all of Mercedes, Mrs. z.
Rooster and SON, Edward, Mrs. H.
Biggers and daughters. Jacqueline
and Norga Gene, Mrs. Robert Tay-
Tor and son, Raymond James. Mrs.
Nelson Wimberry and son, Nelson
Jr., Mrs. II. d. Martin. Miss Juanita
Martin. all Of Weslaco, Mrs. II.
Martin OF San Benito, and o and
daughter, Jerry and Shirley Ann,
and Mrs. c. II. Lawton and daugh-
ter, Mary Lau. of Mercedes.
GROUP ENJOYS
SWIMMING PARTY
The following group OF people
formed a congenial group for a
swimming party one evening at
Cascade pool at McAllen: Messrs.
and Mesdames Art Tolson, Harold
Stuart. J. w. Chambers. r. z.
Kirkpatrick, E. E. johnson, Mrs.
Effie Jewell Shekell, Misses Bette
and Marjorie Welch, Ed Olson and
Walden Haynes.
TRAVEL PARTY GIVEN
FOR MISS MOROSE
An enjoyable surprise birthday
party for Miss Esther Morose. and
one quite unique in entertainment,
had for hoStesses, Mrs. A. Bartling
and her sister. Miss Clara MoroSe.
both being sisters Of the honoree.
The party was given at the Bart
ling home and many lovely gifts
were presented In most novel man.
ner. The travel idea was carried
out starting In the house where a
part of the gifts were presented on
a shopping tour. From there they
went out on the Lawn where the
remainder of the presents were re-
ceived by the honoree.
After two hours spent in contests
and games a r~efreshment course
was served. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fossler, Jr.,
Misses MoroSe. Velma FosSler, Aud
rey Ann Cuiper. Floy Adams, Lydia
Eiltz, Helen Drefke. Mrs. L, Jones,
Ben Karle. Frederic Oils, Arthur
Kruger. Arthur Ohis, Ferd Schroed-
er, John Oils, Andrew FoSsler. Her
bert Drefke. Paul Oils and Walter
Kline of Weslaco.
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DINNER BRIDGE X
AT COLLIER HOME

Mrs. Ei.ie Jewell Shekell who is
leaving the first Of the week to
resume her duties at the Amarillo
Junior College. was named honoree
at a pretty dinner bridge party
Wednesday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelly Collier at their home on
South Capisallo..
Mr.. Henry Landerdale scored
high in the games.
Those enjoying the games were
MeSsrs. and Mesdames r. Z. Kirk
patrick. II. J. ~Landerdale, Arc Toll
son. Mrs. III. j. Lawson. Mrs.
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honor guests, DR.. and Mrs. John
Ashton, Jacqueline and Estelle Ash
ton and Mrs. j. Campbell and son of
Dallas. guests in the home of Miss
Bridges.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Guests Hon0rees At
Supper Party, Dance
Especial to The HERALD

MERCEDES, Aug. 3o-Misses Ethenne- and Marietta jackson of Fort
Worth. who. with their father. were guests here this week in the home
" Mr. and Mrs. Don Warner, were compnmented with a most enjoyable
buffet supper one evening this week at the Warner home.
The supper was served on the spacious lawn Of the Warner home, the
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CLUB AND GUESTS
ENTERTAINED

The Worth While Home Demons
ration club met this week at the
home or Mrs. G. $. osborn. Mrs. "A.
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FAREWELL COMPLIMENT
TO MRS. SHEKELL

Mrs. Arc TolSon entertained a
few friends at a day
party this week at her home in
Hollywood addition. "A farewell COM
pliment to her sister, Mrs. Effie
Jewell Shekell.
Her guests included Mesdames
Owen Stone. "A. ~. Brown. E. K.
Johnson, r. z. kirkpatrick and
Misses Bette and Marjorie WEIGH.
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MEMBERS MEET
WEDNESDAY

Mrs. z. ID. Burlington entertained
the members Of the Modernistic
club at her home In the Chevrolet
apartments on South Fifth Street.
Wednesday afternoon with Bridge.
Mrs. Baugh won the club high
score prize. q linen bag and Mrs
Allison was awarded the low score
prize, a wall vase. Refreshments
were served at the close Of the
games.
PERSONALS
Mrs. William J. Gerron went 10
McAllen Thursday to spend sew
eral days with her mother. Mrs.
Ola Maloney.
Miss Mildred McGay came In
Thursday from Ann Arbor. Michi-
gan. where she has been attending
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VERNAR-PfERCE
WEDDING

Friends in Mercedes have re-
ceived the announcement Of the
marriage of Miss Ruth Pierce
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. r.
S. Pierce of Cuero. Texas, to Leo
Vernar of San Antonio.
Rev. Pierce was pastor OF the
local Methodist church for several
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernar are
making their home In San Antonio.
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W. Arnett presided at the business
meeting, the remainder Of the
afternoon being spent socially. A
large number of members were
present. Guests of the club we're
Mrs. r. M. Bennett, Mrs. <. d. Web
Der and Miss Leona Frepch -
Nebraska. a guest in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Van Berg.
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Shekell, Ed Olson. Jack Bates an,
the host and hostess.
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NOTAS DE BOXEO

Parece que escuchando 10 que
escribimos aver, ell presidente
de la Association Nacional de
Boxeo, Mr.. Stanley M. Isaacs,
declare anoche en- Cincinnati
que debe ponerse termino a las
"batallas" con "palomas" que Sc
han venido preparando para en-
riquecer a Primo Camera y dar
lie "un cartel.
Bien ha pensado Ell presidente
pero debemos lamentar que So
bre Stribling y sus contrarios
no haya dado a conocer su o
pini6n.
La oportunidad es magnificd
para repetir que ell 'emperador'
de los "cazadores de palomas"
no es la mole italiana sino e.
excolegial y aviador de Geor-
gia.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Mario 20.
La Association Nacional de
Boxeo do un aviso aver que
puede poner termino a 10 que Sc
considera la preparation de "pa
Tomas" de un ground" para Pri-
mo Camera, la mole de Italia
Stanley M. Isaacs, p~residente
de la Association, dijo que Car
nera, considerable como IN pu-
gilista de primera fila y como
una posibilidad para ell campeo.
nato mundiai, ha estado hacien-
do una comedia del boxeo in
sistiendo en- pelear con hombree
descalificados para hacerle re
sistencia.
La situacion, seg1n Isaacs
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
Auliffe, de Detroit. tina dere.

Auliffe, de Detroit. Una dere-
cha corta a la quijada derrib6
al veterano pugilista por con-
teo, que lie fu6 hecho teniendo
parte del cuerpo fuera del ring.
No hizo Nc Auliff el menor es-
fuerzo por leyantarse.
Jack comenz6 tratando de
llevar la pelea al gigantic; pero
sus esfuerzos duraron muy po-
co tempo Camera lie cogi6 con
un "uppercut" corto con la de-
recha y a la Iona fue por Ell con-
teo de nueve. Otra escaramuza
y la pelea termin6 con una dere-
cha cruzada que ~descarg6 en- la
barba.
Para presenciar la comedia
$500 personals pagaron la su.
ma de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

mos, Thibaut Sc ha cogido al
brazo de Pedro Y Sc han lido con
Boyer.
Ell buen Pedro ha engatu-
sado a Thibaut como a Boyer y
otros, y no hay mas-dijo Ro-
bin con v0z eavern0sa.
I'm dia de estos te pasara
a II, Robin.
No me agradan las bromas
est6pidas-replic6 Robin, Y un
%relampago de c6lera cruz6 por
sus ojos.
No te enfades Robin-con-
test6 ell otro ir6nicamente va
sabemos que Pedro es tn som
bra y que 10 aborreees.
ST, es cierto, 10 aborrezco-
dijo Robin, dirigiendo a sus
companeros una mirada feroz.
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~companeros de mesa.

companeros de mesa.
Sin embargo-dijo uno de
ellos,-no comprendo 10 de Thi-
baut; me parece demasiado es-
tupido.
-Esta manana, Thibaut ha
sido Ell primero en- tenderle la
mano a Pedro.
-Despues de TODD, bien pue-
de ser Thibaut uno de esos ma
ridos completeness que cierran
los ojos para no yer NADIA.
-Tambien puede ocurrir que
no haya NADIA que ver-replic6
otro.
No sabes 10 que tie dices
pues ell amigo Robin esta segu-
no.
-Entonces me Gallo.
-Esta noche, cuando sala,
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

-GQue quiere decir ESQ?
DE la MADEIRA, va compren
deis.
Y Sc llev6 los punos a la fren-
te fernando dos cuernos con los
fndices.
Todos, menos Robin. cada vez
mas taciturno, Sc echaron a
reir.
I'll y Pedro son ahora los
mejores amigos del mundo.
-Siempre suele ocurrir ESQ.
I'm marido enganado es ca
81 siempre ell amigo del amante
de su mujer.
Al DIR ell nombre de Pedro
pronunciado por Ell obrero, ell
vizconde habia experimentado
una connection y parade mayor
atenci6n a 10 que decfan sus
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

aosenta y no sc acuerda de be-
Der, y fuma a reganadientes.
Sc me figura que nos esta
espiando.
-iSera de la policia?
ESQ me esta pa~reciendo.
-Aqui somos obreros Y los
pollzontes NADIA tienen que Yer
con nosotros.
-Olvidas que todavia andan
0uscando a los que tomaron par
te en- la Commune.
-Pues 81 ESQ escucha noso-
tros no hablamos de politica.
De que es.ais hablando
ahi?-les interpel6 bruscamen-
te Robin, impaciente vi6ndoles
hablar en- voz baja.
Uno de ellos lie dijo despacito
aIgunas palabras.
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JIMMY McLARNIN VENCIO
A


A
New York, Mario 20 La
dinamita de la mano derecha
de Jimmy McLarnin no pudo
explotar anoche y ell valiente
celia de Vancouver, B. c., fue
obligado a un final rapido CO.
mo ell fuego para ganar una
muy estrecha decision sobre ell
negro Young Jack Thompson,
de Oakland, Cal, en- la princi-
pal pelea, a diez rounds, ofre-
cida anoche por Ell Madison
Square Garden.
Atacado y batid0, ffecuente-
mente %superado en- la dureza
de los golpes y en- la habilidad
pugilistica, McLarnin necesito
de TODD su corage, buena for
ma y destreza para salvarse
de la derrota a manOs del es-
belto negro.
I'm ataque en- los tres ulti-
mos asaltos, cuando superb a
Thompson en- una serie de es-
pectaculares cambios de gol-
pes, lie di6 ell vote del referee
Jimmy Crowley y de los dos
jueces. Nv
Thompson, que al comienzo
de la pelea Sc puso a la defen-
silva, adQuirio valor despues de
los cuatro primeros asaltos y
tuvo a McLarnin en- muy ma
las condolences, en- ell quinto,
como resultado de un violento
ataque con los dos pufios.
Este fue ell mas excitante
round del combate, llevandc