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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22

TOMMY BONES and John Owens Of
J. Columbia. two Of the best Of the
growing brigade Of good golfers at
the big Chevy Chase Club, are 10 re-
new their feud today at Washington
with two Of the Washington clubs lead
SnR youngsters
. They are TO play against Henry d.
Nicholson. the Washington club cham
pion. and Tommy Webb. former West
ern High School foot ball star, in a
four-hall match this afternoon. in the
first of a series Of matches 10 carry
on the struggle they engaged in last
year. They ended all even in their
series last year. and will play several
matches at Columbia and Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22
SAYS HE'S WORLDS a
WORST IN WORKOUT
Best Players Have Varied
Methods Of Preparing
for Big Matches.
BY WILLIAM t. TILDEN, IN.

NX Jim EDON, England.
NV June 2l.--The approach
V Y OF Wimbledon, which Is
thu nliNna ~ Az H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22

A N exhibition match is listed today
"A at the Manor Club, with Harry 9
Pitt, the long-hitting Manor ANA
teur, paired with Al Treder. the club
pro, against two Washington profes-
SIGNALS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22

VXToMAN golfers of the city will
w gather tomorrow morning at the
first tee of the Woodmont Coun-
try Club, where the Women's District
Golf Association is to stage a miniature
tournament, starting at Q O'Clock.
Some Of the local professionals will
Journey over to the Rodgers Forge Club
Of Baltimore. where a junior amateur
professional best ball match will be
held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22

ENTRIES for the Sherwood Forest in
II vitation event close with the golf
committee, at All North Charles
street Baltimore, on July g. The tour
ney viii start on July II and win end
on July l3. with six flights to qualify
for the match play rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22

A NUMBER of Washington's lead
"A ing woman golfers are expected TO
compete in the one-day tourney to
be staged on Tuesday at the Annapolis
Roads Golf Club.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14
CLOSE MATCHES
ANTLCEP PATED IN
TENNIS FINALS

Many upsets in the play of She
Imperial Valley Tennis Assoc alton
last week, laad followers OF the
game to anticipate excellent matches
this Sunday or the high school
courts at BfaWlcy when the finals
viii be run off.
Chester Irving, FL Centro, has
POne through the lower bracket to
the finals where he will meet Allen
Yourman, CaleXico, on Sunday
This match is expected TO be filled
with excitement as the c0ntenders
are SAID to be we'll matched
Eight prizes are 10 be distributed
at the conclusion Of the matches.
Irving and Yournan VIII compete
for first and second while Hannah
and Hernandez for third and
fourth.
Winners Of the FartWell vs..
Thomas and Kito rs. Wilby match
eS will take fifth and sixth prizes
respectively. The losers i'll these
encounters VIII play for seventh
and eighth
Among the upsets in last Sun
days play was the fact that Han
nah defeated HartWen. the latter
having been slated to go through
10 the finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14
UNION
HANDICAPPED IN
T0NIGHT'S CAME

Playing the last home game OF
the season at 8 O'Clock tonight on
the local field, El Contro Union
High School tootballers will meet
Br2Wlcy high school in a football
game that should be much closer
than most fans anticipate, since FL
Centro will go into the game badly
crippled.
Coacn Armstrong Of the Central
school today sent out a call to tans
tor support Of the team, since BraW-
ley is expected in official circles to
spring a big surprise in the amount
of fight they snow.
Brawley and Holtville played a
tie game last Tuesday. and the
north end outfit has been pointing
tor this, their second game OF the
season with Fl CentrO.
With e Centro's offensive ma
chincry not working according 10
schedule. the local team may be put
on the defensive a great deal
Wynne and Price are the FL Centre
cripples. O Grun viii take Price
place at quarterback, while Temple
TON WIZ sub Tor Wynne at leit half
Some change may be made IN the
FL Centre forward wall, since line
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14
FIGHT ARENA TO
BE- COMFORTABLE
FOR BOXING FANS

Wintry brcezes may blow outside
tonight. but within the Imperial
Valley Athletic Club i5 will be snug
and warm, for the Dig canvas top
has been placed in position, heaters
installed and everything made ready
for the winter season.
To increase the warmth within.
Matchmaker Harry Woodbury. has
lined up q card that win provide
enough excitement for the fans to
keep their blood circulating, even
should the stoves So OFT and the
wind blow the top away
Speedy Dado, declared BY sports
writer's to be the class OF the fly
weights, will take part ii the pleas
ant game OF give and take with
Johnny Godino2, who is rated tic
best little scrapper ever turned oug
by Mexico.
The boys are booked to travel 10
rounds, and while Johnny IS .he
under-dog, it will be no surprise II
he manages to stay the 10 rounds
with the Filirino flash.
Dado was seen in action here last
year and though he has Rad a cou-
pie OF mishaps since then. beng
bothered with a trick shoulder, he
Is declared now to be III good shape
and ready to battle up To his name
to the limit.
For the semi-wiGdup Mariana
Cebu will take a few cracks at Louis
Reyes OF Btawley Cebu usually
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14
ST. MARY'S AND
E0RDHAM RAM
IN FOR BATTLE
BY HENRY McLEMCRE
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Nov "A. UPl-St.
Marys powerful football squad, SO
strong, here tor the casts most i'm
portant intersectional game on Sat
urday. went to the Polo Grounds
today for a punting and passing
drill on the eve of the contest with
Fordham'S undefeated eleven.
Edward Patrick (Slip) Madigan
Coach OF the CaeIs. planned only
g light workout for his boys, all OF
whom were in shape except Adam
Weisberger, right guard.
Fordham also was scheduled for
g light workout, featuring defensive
tactics against possible aerial Of
fenSiVe.
The Gaels were housed at West
chester Bitmore Country Club, an
hour out o. the city, but motored
in TO their last practice. Coach
Madigan was anxious to study the
sweep of the wind through the Polo
grounds, he said, and TO plan his
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14

game after seeing what the condi-
tions were.
St. Mary'5, presenting a strong
line and a heavy ba3Efield, was
rated a Slight favorite over Ford
ham, although the Rams have noc
yielded touchdown through the
line in two seasons.
The visiting line, averaging 1893
pounds, will be: Sperbeck, le; Nc
Nally, 1t; Fisher, lg; Pebble, c; Step
oneyich, rg; Hunt, rt; and Ebding,
le. The backfield, as announced by
Coach Madigan, will be composed Of
Boyle, quarterback; Stennett and
Toascani, halfbacks, and Barrett
fullback.
Fordham, never @ strong scoring
aggregation but rather one which
has relied on an impenetra0le de-
Tense and waited FOR the breaks, de-
voted its last strenuous practice rc
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14

coach Don Ketchen was not salts
fled Monday night with the way IN
which the line was working Jones
and Moore will probably start at
tackle position in place OF Butler
and Tackett. I. Edgar or Tackett
may replace Heald at center.
Since this is the last school game
they will get to see in E. Centre
under The flood lights, 9 large
crowd of fans is expected TO attend
the game.
The PROBABLE starting lineup for
81 Centre will be:
Tackett, center; Belch, left guard;
Reams, right guard; Moore, lett
tackle; Jones, right tackle; Fisher,
left end; Gonzales, right END;
OGrun, quarterback; Templeton,
left half; Hammer, right half; and
E. Edgar, fullback.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14

folds them up when he connects
with his dynamite punch. and while
he has missed a few lately, II has
only served to make him more anXl~
Gus 70 take it out on somebody and
tnat somebody is Eeyes.
Luis is no cripple and is tough
medicine for any boy to get by. He
knows a thing or two about the box
fighting game and can make 1t an
interesting evening to- any fighter
At his weight
Andy Armstrong is all SET for his
SIX round bout With Joe Espno2a
and Is anxious to repeat his knock
out ever Dan Martin last week
Espinosa IS a newcomer to these
parts, but is said to be a good ma.ch
for andy
The show Will get off to a good
start, with Tiger Flower trying to
tear Kid Lencho apart The kid
who halls from .MeXicali. does not
tear any too easily, and Tiger may
be in for a rough trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14

ously today from 3 to 1 to s to 5.
It's probable that the odds will be
2 to l at fight time.
This is the second meeting OF
Singer and Tony. The first, two
Years ago, was called a draw.
Singer lost a lot OF prestige soon
after he acquired his title when
he was knocked out by Jimmy Nc
Larnin in non-title bout. Can
zoneri is said TO have passed his
prime, young as he is. Singer is
anxious to make q great showing
to climb back to the heights, and
Canzoneri wants TO prove he's still
Q grand little battler.
Fight experts have predicted a
knockout termination OF the Sing
er- CanzCnei meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14

an aerial offensive as we'll as TO
breaking up st. Mary's forwards.
The regular ends, Elcewicz and
Conroyon distinguished themselves
in receiving passes during the final
practice session, and there was
every evidence that with two strong
lines fighting each other to a stand
still the game might be fought and
decided through the air.
Frank Cavanaugh, head coach Of
the Rams, never given to optimistic
predictions, expressed complete con-
fidence in his men.
While 5000 general admission
seats were to go on sale today at
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14
NO{re Dame Plans
Post Season Games

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov. a. U.P)
Coach Knutc Rockne today nam
cd three Notre Dame squads to
play in post-season football games.
Pocknc will direct The Notre Game
players IN the three games at Chi
cago, New York and Los Angeles.
The team selected to play a
squad Of Pacific coast college
stars. at Los Angeles, December %
includes:
Ends-Vocdisch, OBrien, walsh
Conley and Vlk (Cq).
Tackles-Twomey, Bach, McATul-
lan, and Miller.
C;uards-Cannon Kassis, Metzger
and Law
Centers-Moynihan, Yarr and
Nash.
Backs-Carideo, Gebert, Elder
flanagan, Brill, Chevigny, SayoIdi
2nd Mullins.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14
Singer Favored
TO Keep Title

NEW YORK. Nov 4. Up New
York; second championship bout Of
the indoor season comes off tonight
when Al Singer Will defend his
Lightweight title against Tony Can
zcacri
Singer has been made n decided
favorite. Prices were quoted Vari-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14
JUST 75a. .00a 600 YEARS

SCHENECTADY. N. Y, Noy. 10.
CU,P)-If q person were to bale out
100000 molecules o second from
glass bulb in the process OF max
4Og a vacuum FOR a radio tube. he
would be engaged in that task for
jC000,000 years, according to the
General Electric officials. The
langmuir condensation pump re-
Quire5 only two secondsl
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-14

neon, 1t was evident that the Polo
Grounds would be virtually sold out
lOr the contest.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

fermedad estoy realmente alu-
cinada.
Su cabeza Sc incline POGO a
POGO sobre ell pecho, y quedo su~
mida en- una profunda medita-
ci6n.
De este modo qued6 absorta,
haSta las dieZ.
La campana del reloj la hizo
volver a la realidad. Levant6se
y TOGO el timbre para lamar a
,su doncella. Apareci6 esta. Ayu-
do a su sonora a hacerse ell toca-
do de noche y Sc retro luego.
Ell sueno me curara de esta
agitaci6n, de la perturbation de
mi cerebro-se dijo la condesa;
-manana va no pensare en- clio.
Sc meti6 en- la CANA; pero no
encontr6 la tranquilidad de es-
La gaceta., 1930-02-10
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Dos vapores de bandera anne
ricana zarparon en- ell dia de "a
yer, ell Cuba, de la P%eninsular
Occidental, que llev6 carga y pa
sajeros, Y ell Gov. John Lind,
que march6 a st. Petersburg a
completar su carga.
Durante las pasadas "a no.
ras arribaron los vapores O. w.
Warning, Alamo, Commercial
Orleanian y Cuba, todos de ban
dera americana.
Hoy por la manana estaban
en- puerto los vapores america
nos Alamo, Commercial Orlea-
MAN, F. R. Kemp. 0. T. Waring
Norman Bridge, Santa Ana,
Ivy y ell panameho Florida.
Barcas: Belmont, Altamaha,
MatanZas Pure Detonox, Car
denaS, Caibarien.
La motonave Luis Geraci Sc
halla atracada a los muelles mu-
nicipales y la goleta Irene Will
kinson esta siendo reparada en-
la Tampa Dock Co.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

diculo, conceder importancia a
un hecho, singular sin duda, pc
no que no tiene ninguna: ell pen
samiento vuelve a ESQ de todos
modos. Y sin cesar, delante de
mis- ojos. veo a csc joven, alto y
buen mozo, dandole ell brazo al
anciano ciego. Decididamente
este es cast un absurdo.
Tonic un libro, una novela
muy interesante, que ell dia an
terror habia empezado a leer, y
con la cual esperaba distraerse
de sus pensamientos; pero lue-
go de haber terminado una pa
gina cerr6 la novela y la dej6
con despecho sobre la mesa, de
donde acababa de cogerla.
-Aqui ~esta-nturmur6 to-
candose la frente ;-es una en-
La gaceta., 1930-02-10
TREMENDO CHOQUE DE
UN FORD CONTRA UN
N
Una sonora muerta Y un hom-
bre gravemente herido

Lanzada fuera de la maqui-
ma por la violencia del choque
contra un tranvia de la Inca
de Sulphur Springs, en- la ave-
nida Central y Chelsea ST., a
las ~ de la noche del sabado,
la Sra. Grace Shafer, de 43
amos Y vecina de la Gale Cara
cas- 1902, Qued6 muerta sobre
ell pavimento, fracturada la ba
Sc del craneo por la violencia
del golpe.
Ell que guiaba, H. A. White
more, que reside en- ell n1mero
105 de la avenida w. Michigan
y es empleado de la Compania
del Gas, qued6 sin sentido den
tro de la maquina, de donde
fue sacado y apresuradamente
conducido al hospital Munich
pal, certificando ell medico que
ell hizo la primera cura que era
muy grave su estado. En- la ma
mana de hoy, sin embargo, ha-
bfa mejorado considerablemen
te.
Ell autom6vil, un pequeno
Ford, qued6 desbaratado en- su
parte delantera, rota la rueda
del tim6n y los cristales de la
parte iZquierda, no asi los de
la puerta del lado derecho jun
to a la que Sc sentaba la sonora
Shaufer y que, al abrirse por
consecuencia del choque, per-
miti6 que saliera la victima
despedida por ell aire y que al
chocar contra ell pavimento Sc
causara la muerte.
Ell determinar como Sc pro-
dujo ell choque resulta dificil
por ell presente, habida cuenta
que ell herido, Mr.. Whitemore,
no esta en- condolences todavfa
de declarar. Ell motorista diio
a la policia que el marchaba
a corta velocidad, saliendo del
chucho, cuando la maquina de
Whitemore Sc precipit6 sobre
ell tranvia a una velocidad i'm
propia.
Los p~asajeros del tranvia
tambien declararon en- csc sen
lido.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10
da y pedir a los tampenos que
fumen tabacos hechos en- Tam
ma.

Hoy por la manana abrira en-
esta ciudad ell juez Alderman, de
Ia corte federal, ell termino de fe
brero de su corte.
La sala del tribunal esta ms
talada, provisionalmente, en- Ell
'Edificio de Stovall para profe-
sionales, situado en- la Gale dc
Morgan.
Els probable que sea senalada
para juicio la causa contra
Charles Wall, acusado de trait
car con drogas her6icas, aunquc
muchas personals Green que
Wall no Sera juZgado hasta que
la corte de apelaciones de New
Orleans resuelva ell case de Con
zalo Zarate, condenado hace me
ses por ell iuez Alderman.
Durante ell termino resolvera
ell juez los casos de clausuras
que afectan a conocidos restau-
rantes latinos y al cafe Flamin-
go, de Orlando.
Ell microbes debera mostral
ell liquidador Knight, del Banci
de los Ciudadanos, cor que ne
! debe nombrarse un recibidor
para ell Banco.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10
Ell ALTRUISMO DE LOS
E
La reunion de los Delegates
de TGUeres

HabIaba ell presidente Sr. A
lonsO cuando penetramos en- ell
salon. Un buen golpe de Delega-
dos de fabricas Y de compane-
ras despalilladoras apreciamos,
Todas las tabaquerias, men9s
Regensburg de Ybor, La Cyrilla
Y la Casa Nueva, de West Tam
pa, Sc hallaban representadas.
Regensburg, segun ~nuestras no.
ticias, nombrara sus delegados
ell unes. La Casa Nueva no la
bora al presente, estando huer-
fana, por tanto, de representa-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

cooperativas, restaurantes Y
''boardings" que enviaron sus
precios, rendira cuenta de sus
trabajos esta noche.
Ell Comite Sc reunira nueva-
mente hoy para atender a los Ill
limos detalles del reparto de bo-
letas de auxilio, notificandose a
los so~licitantes que hasta las 9
de la noche estaran abiertas las
listas para inscribirse con dere-
cho al reparto de esta semana.
La junta termino dentro del
mayor orden y entusiasmo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

sion de placer por el campo. Nc
es amigo de comunicar 10 que
hace nj a donde va; pero no hay
por que inquietarse. No es la
primera vez que Leon no acude
a la bora de conner.
No, no estoy inquieta-res-
pondi6 la condesa cast con trial
dad,
Asf que Sc levant6 de la mesa
la se1ora de Lucerolle Sc reti-
70 a su habitaci6n. Necesitaba
queGarse a sofas con sus pensa
mientos.
10 que me ocurre es muy
raro-se dijo;-es una obsesi6n
de la que no puedo Iibrarme !,
parece como 81 me hallase en- un
estado de alucinaci6n. En- vano
me digo que es pueril, hasta III
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

| piritu quo ansiaba. En- vano sc
volvi6 y revolvi6 entire las saba
mas, Y trat6 de cerrar los ojos;
la vision no Sc borraba. Espera-
ba ell sueno, y ell sueno no acu-
do. Por la manana, cuando va
amanecia, logr6 amodorrarse.
Pero fue un sueno agitado, que
no podia nj darle descanso, nj
detener ell tumulto de sus pensa-
mientos.
Sin embargo, al levantarse, lie
pareci6 que estaba mas Tranquil
la; trataba de hacerse .esa ilu;
sion. AdemaS, ocupand6se de
ciertos detalles interiors; de la
casa, dando 6rdenes a los cria.
dos, pudO distraerse algo. Luego
pas6 dos horas agradables con
su hija, hahlando de mil cosas.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10
IA POPULAR"
Sociedad de Beneficencia

Tenemos Clinica propia, ~adaptada admirable
mente al servicio de cirugia.
Tenemos las consultas separadas de la Clint
ca, por tanto, nuestros operados y enrermos gozan
de tranQuihdad'y slencio.
Tenemos amplios cuartos para los enfermoS, en-
los cuales existe holgura y amplitud.
Tenemos Farmacia propia con farmaceutico
registrado para la confecci6n de las recetas de los
socios a ~cualquier bora que sea.
Tenemos un inmejorable servicio de emergen-
cia en- West Tampa e Ybor City.
Tenemos un inferno para dichas emergencies
que reside en- la Clinica.
Tenemos seis mGdicos que dan II horas de con-
sultas semanaleS.
Tenemos un laboratorio propio y bien equipa-
do, servicio inmejorable de Rayos X. Nos sirven
todos los dentistas y comadronas que prestan SER
vicio a otras Sociedades.
Tenemos un departamento montado especial
mente para ell tratamiento de las intermediates We
nereas.
Tenemos un fondo especial para epidemias; no
lie debemos a nadie y nuestro credito es inmejorable.
Tenemos las mismas Quotas y las mismas die
tas cue la Sociedad que mas ofrece.
Tenemos ell orgullo de haber hecho, I'm tres
amos. 10 que ninguna otra Sociedad de Beneficencia
ha realizado en- Tampa.
Todo ESQ tenemos: En- ell porvenir tendremos
mucho mas. No pierda listed la oportunidad de dis
frutar 10 que entire nosotros puede encontrar y que
en- otros lugares es facil que no exista. listed tendra
con clio un servicio inmejorable, n~osotros tendre-
mos un nuevo socio.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

Cuando pasaba la avenida de
Florida, en- la esquina de la ca
lie Flora. tuvo la desgracia de
caerse sobre un automovil, que
lie arrastr6 por una distancia de
80 pies, causandole la muerte
acknowledgements, el Sr. T. Har
dy, de IA amos, vecino de la Gale
East Flora 10.
Su esposa, que lie aeompana-
ba, recibi6 lesiones de caracter
menos grave, siendo asistida n
Ell hospital del DR.. Cook.
Segun las personals que pre-
senciaron ell accidente, la Sra.
Hardy iba delante de su marido
y ambos Sc pusieron en- ell can't
no del autom6vil, sin que apa-
rentemenDe Sc pefcaLardn ue =
10, siendo ell viejo atrapado por
la defensa trasera, derribado y
a~rrastrado.
La sonora Sc cayo; pero no
fue alcanzada por ell vehiculo.
Trata la policia de determi-
mar 81 ell hombre fue arrastra-
do por ell autom6vil O fue tira-
do sobre ell estribo de este.
FL driver, w. H. O'Hare, We
elmo de la Gale Bay 1919, fue
e~ncarceIado pendiente de una
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

Habia momentos en- que Sc mos
traba muy allegro, y hasta TOGO
el piano con Ernestina, 10 cual
hacia rara vez.
Ell dia pas6 con bastante "a.
pidez.
Despu6s de conner, hallandose
de nuevo a solas con su hija en-
ell salon, lie dijo de improviso:
-5Cuando ha de venir a YER
tie la senorita Blanchard?
No Sc. mama estuvo ell 'u4
yes, como sabes.
Me es realmente muy sim
patica esa j6ven, y no viene con
frecuencia.
-Es que tiene mucho traba-
jo; cast todas tuS amigos Sc han
apresurado a llevarle que hacer,
y tiene mucha prisa.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10
Bv Stafford

La Sra. Shaufer era hernia
ma politica de Whitemore y
marchaba en- direction de su
casa cuando ocurri6 ell acciden
tie. Al principle fu6 llevada a
la funeraria de Reed; pero des-
pues fue conducida a su domi-
clio.
La gaceta., 1930-02-10
Entire los acuerdos tomados

Entire los acuerdos tomados:
ell de dar cuenta en- los talleres
de los nombres de los demandan
tes de auxilios, con objeto de
que puedan rechazarse los que,
a juicio de los companeros, no
sean acreedores al socorro, que
debe suministrarse solo a los
verdaderamente necesitados.
Las inscripciones continuaran
manana, rogandose a los que ne
cesiten auxilio pasar por ell Cen
tro Obrero a dar sus nombres a
los Delegates que les correspon-
da.
Las tarjetas para ell reparto
de where's Sc entregaran ell mar
ties, debiendo los Delegates pre-
sentar una lista en- Secretaria,
duplicada con los nombres de
los solicitantes que a su juicio
deban ser socorridos.
I'm Delegado recomend6 que
Sc hiciera una vista domicilia-
ria para comprobar 81 los ms
criptos sc hallaban realmente
necesitados. Ell, efectu6 la visl-
Ita, y dijo que habia Dorado a
| dos solicitantes porque en- sus
casas habfan quien estaba ira
bajando. Otro delegado, cree
mos que fue ell de La Corina".
dijo que 81 habia hecho ell reco-
rrido domiciliario y habia dadJ
de baja a dos: Una sonora cuyo
esposo posee una barberia y
otra cuyo padre tiene una leche-
ria.
Sc acordo tambien, como me-
dio de levantar recursos, acep-
tar ell ofrecimiento de la Juven-
tud Enthusiastic del Centre AS
| turiano de celebrar una function
de beneficio en- dicho Centre.
La Comisi6n de Recolecta de
| West Tampa inform6 que habfa
| 0btenido en- su primer salida
mas de 60 pesos, mencionando
3u p~residente, Francisco Sara
,ia, al dueno de la Farmacia La
| Habanera, Sr. Rafael MenendeL
| que contribuy6 con SIS. Hubo
| ,omerciantes que Sc negaron a
dar; pero la mayoria contribu-
@, aunque no los visitaron a TO-
| los.
! En- Ibor Crty, ell preSldente
| de la Secci6n de Defamation
del Circulo Cubano, Sr Cesar
Benftez, ofrece el teatro para
una function cuyo producto in
tegro Sc destinara al Comite.
Victor Fernandez ofrece ell tea
tro Italiano, la Cafeteria la Dia
ma brinda ell cafe de 40 centa-
vos, a % cts. Id.
Entire los boxeadores los ofre
cimientos fueron eXtensos, en-,
cabezando la lista Manuel Quin-
tero, cuyo padre labora la RIGA
hoja en- una de las fabricas de
West Tampa. La Posta Marcelo
Gonzalez ofrece una function
boxfstica.
La Comisi6n nombrada para
seleccionar entire las bodegas,
La gaceta., 1930-02-10

No importa, quisiera YER
la; deseo hablar con ella.
lie puedo escribir.
No, manana enviala a lla-
mar.
IA que bora?
"A las nueve.
Tie promote que no 10 olvi-
dare.
-Cuando llegue, la acompa-
mas a mi habitaci6n, Y nos d.,
jas solas.
81, mama.
La curiosidad, tai es ell uni
co sentimiento que impulsaba a
la sonora de Lucerolle. impress,
NADIA por el parecido, que a ella
'e parecia extraordinario, entire
ell marido Y ell j6ven obrero, de-
seaba saber que era y quien era