davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
'Manslaughter' At
Imperial Airdome

"Manslaughter,' fine picture
when produced in the old silent
davs. is even a better one as
talkie, and was thoroughly enjoyed
bv those who saw it last night.
Claudette Colbert and Frederic
March have the reading roles, a
wealthy society girl, who sets her
self above the laws, and district
attorney who does his duty even
though it means the sacrifice Of his
love.
Miss Colbert is unusually clever
in her diversified role as society
butterfly and later as a prison in
mate. March, whether in the role
of district attorney or lover, is con
vineing and his masculinity is a
pleasant relief from some male stars
who arc more erooners than any
thing else.
The supporting east helps to
round out we'll balanced plot and
a picture that all will find enjoy
able.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05

low. or little valley, just as on a
real roller coaster.
The rabbit gentleman emptied the
sea water out of the barrel and then
he rolled il to the top of one OF
the sand hills.
.'What in the world arc you 60
ing to do!" asked his wife.
Watch and you'll see,' said Tn
Gle Wiggily, laughing.
He hoped into the barrel, which
was lying on the side and then, Civ
ing himself some twiddles and twad-
dies, Uncle Wiggily rocked the bar
rel until it started to roll down the
first sand hill.
"Oh, oh. We re off" he cried.
Down, down, down the hill rolled
the barrel, just like a car on roller
coaster. Swish, swosh, swash II
went Down into the sand hollow
and then the barrel was going 80
fast that it rolled right up to the
top of the next hill, which wasn t
quite as high as the first hill.
"Hurray! IT works!' cried the
rabbit gentleman, sticking hls head
out of the barrel long enough to sec
that he was rolling and coasting
down the second hill.
Faster and faster he went until
he reached the bottom, and then the
barrel coaster was going so swiftly
that it slid right up the third hill
to the top, this hill not being quite
as high as the second one. And so
Uncle Wiggily made his roller coast
cr and, having tried it and finding
it safe, he called to his bunny boys
and girls.
"Come and try the roller coast
er!D he shouted. OFF the raft mer'
~ 90 round they splashed and came
swimming ashore yellinng:
"Hurray for Daddicums!' There
was great rush to try the new toy
and very soon something happened.
If the lobster will stop trying to
squeeze into a milk bottle to make
believe he is sardine, IN tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily humping
the Wolf.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
ROADS PROTEST
GRAIN RATE CUT
PENDING HEARING

BERKELEY, Sept. 5. (Spccial)-
Endangering the favorable decision
of the Interstate Commerce CommiS-
sion carrying heavy reduction IN
grain rates to various terminal ship
ment points III California. state
grain producers face possibly post
ponement of this phase of farm re-
lief by a petition OF all western
trunk railroads to the commission
that the new rate ruling be post
poned until rehcarng can be ar
ranged, according to adviccs just re
ceived by the California Farm Blu
rcau Federation from o. w. Sand
burg. director of transportation OF
the National Farm Bureau.
The petition, entered by the west
ern trunk line committee, and sup
ported by The southwestern freight
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Weds Himself
Into Lawsuit

LOS ANGELES, Sept. ). tU,P)--
When Nils Asther, scandinavian
screen star, married Vivian Duncan
in Reno, New, a few weeks ago he
took upon himself a 800 lawsuit
over lease to the Duncan sisters
Santa Monica beach cottage, it ap-
peared today.
At least Rosetta Duncan, the
other member of the famous stage
dancing team, was dropped as de
fendant in the suit brought by the
Bradbury Estate Company and
Asther's name was substituted.
The original complaint alleged Ro-
setta Duncan leased the cottage last
February and that she owed 500
rent for July and August.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Nurse Lne wos ready to make pie

I'm going to bring that barrel
ashore.
"What for?' asked Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy, who was getting
ready to make a clamshell pie.
"I'lI get that barrel ashore, shiyer
my timbers,' exclaimed Uncle Wig
gilv, talking like a sailor, land ii
make p roller coaster of it for the
children to have fun with.'
"Aren't they having fun enough
with the merry 20 round - asked
the muskrat lady housekeeper. She
could hear the merry shouts and
laughter of the children out on the
raft, being twirled around by the
Jolly pOrpoise fish.
"Yes, they are having fun on
that said the rabbit gentleman.
But they may soon get tired of
II and tease me for something else.
When they do I'll have the roller
coaster all ready for them
"For land sakes.' squeaked
Nurse Jane. "What neXt?"
~ want to keep the children jol-
ly,n said Mr.. Longears, "because
thew must go back to school next
week and | want them feeling hap
py for the Lady Mouse Teacher. So
m make a barrel roller COASTER
"'Star fish and soft shell crabs!' -
exclaimed Mrs. Longears, speaking
like a seashorc boarding house
lady. ''You can never make roll
Ter coaster of barrel, Wiggy,'
Just you watch!" said Uncle
Wiggily with a funny pinkle Of his
twink nose. There! I've got that
wrong, but let it go.
The rabbit gentleman put on his
bathing suit, swan out to the barrel
that was bobbing up and down in
the salty waves, and soon he had
pushed it ashore He said nothing
to the children on the merry go
round raft, for he wanted to be
sure his roller coaster would work
by trying it himself. Anyhow the
bunnies were having fun as it was.
The barrel was large one and
strong. 1t had bottom, but no top,
so it was open at one end and n
dozen bunnies, puppy cats or pussy
dogs could get in at once.
Back Of Uncle Wiggily's seaweed
bungalow were some sand hills and
holl0ws. First there would be n
hill and then there would be u hol
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Insanity Fear
Causes Suicide

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. !. (U'P,-
Dudley Avres, actor and radlo en-
tertainer. shot and killed himself III
an apartments building here today.
His motive, police believe, was a
fear that he was losing his mind.
Prior to going in for radio work,
Avres had played in stock companies
and other theatrical productions for
n number of wears and at one time
was with the Henry Duffy players
here. He also had played to stock
houses in Los Angeles and other
coast cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Bring In Well
At Kettleman

COALINGA, Calf, Sept. ). U.Ro
-Kettleman Hills had several
thousand acres more of dcflnltely
proved territory today following
the producing of the Superior OH
Company's Huffman Well No. l.
The new we'll was brought IN un-
der control with an initial produc-
tion estimated at more than 4,ooo
barrels of dark oil and between
~ 600 600 and 23,OOO,oOo cubic
feet of gas daily. The oil was re,
norted of So to 90 gravity and of
s. per cent gasoline content.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
NEW BOOKS AT
CITY LIBRARY
Fiction

Turn Back the Leaves by h.
II. Delafield
Hill of Destiny by Jean Giono :;
4 charming story of peasant life il
southern France.
''Red Bean Row. by Robert En-
met Kennedy; life of the colored
people in the negro quarter of a
Louisiana town.
East South East" by 7. Y.
Morley; the exciting adventures Of
boy who ran away from Baltimore
in 1906
Doors of the Night,' by Frank
Packard; murder mystery of the
underworld.
"Gallows Orchal,' by Claire
Spencer.
Non-Fiction
"My Story; Autobiography of a
Hindu Widow" by Parvati Atha-
vale.
"Thc Modern Temper" by
Joseph Wood Krutch.
''The Story of San Michele - by
Axel Munthe.
"Quaint and Quotable Sayings
and Incidents, by Nicholas
Nichols.
Forestry by a. b. Rccknagel.
by Way of Art, - by Paul Rosen-
field
"It's Your Move" by Willie
Ryan.
''Thc Bases of Modern Science, -
by j. W. Sullivan.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bernekcr OF
FL Centre and their daughter, Mrs.
Roy b. Scruggs, of Calcxico, re.
turned Yesterday from Los Angeles
and Pomona, where they have been
visiting for several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Berneker visited the San Fran
cisco exposition while on their trip
to the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
IRIGoYEN RETIRES

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. .. W.3-
President Hipolito Irigoyen retired
from office today after weeks of
agitation against his administration.
He turned the office of president
ever TO Vice President MARTINEZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
BABE RUTH--HATS

NEW YORK, Sept. 5. (U.Hi-Babo
Ruth, home run slugger, also will be
come Babe Ruth, habcrdashcr, to-
nicht' whon his shop for men IS
opened. A huge sign in the thcatrl-
cal district invited all Broadway to
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05

The Labor Day celebration at
Brawley yesterday was very we'll at
tended, considering the fact that 50
few people have returned from their
vacations, and most of those who
have done so are too busy to stop
for any more amusement Just now.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Looking Backward
What The Press Files Tell q
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Fast Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Miss Hattie Swanson will leave TO-
morrow Ior a years course in the
Valparaiso University of Valparaiso,
Indiana. She will take course In
kindergarten training, and expects
to devote her attention to teaching
when her university course is COM
pleted.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
September 5. 1915

Miss Lucille Johnson will leave
next Tuesday for Los Angeles to
attend the state normal school. She
will 90 via San Diego. Miss johnson
is graduate of Central Union High
School.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Issued Da0y, Except
Sundays. Entered at the
Post Office, El Centre,
Cal,f.. as Second Glass
Matter.

ity to ones distressed neghbor, and are
not loathe to put what we know into
practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05

Orange County shipped 3s7 ear
loads of citrus fruits during the
first week in August.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05

subsequently, evidence at North
eott s trial indicated Walter Collins
probably was one of the victims.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05

TEN YEARS AGO
September S, 1920
Files not complete.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

"ET Invdtido Ruso nos comu-
MICA en- los siguientes terminus
ell triste y premature fin de I'm
conspicuo personaje, muy como
edo entire las notabilidades de
la high-life Y del sport, Y al que
la elegancia de sus maneras V
sus simpatias por Francia ' por
Paris dieronle carta de natura-
Ileza de frances Y parisiense:
"El principe Sergio Aldeo-
noff ACADIA de morir de IN modo
.tragico en- sus vastos dominios
de Crimea, asesinado por I'm
moujick a quien habia castiga-
do con dureza. Segdn dicen. 81
principe ibG a hGcer piblico
an entGce mOrgandtico contrib
do por 6l con una francesa. Es-
tie desgraciado suceso Ia sumido
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

casa sin haber obtenido antes la
oportuna authorization. Pero ten
go un medic para veneer esa di-
.ficultad.
-Sepamos cual es.
Mi primo desea tener un re
Itrato de su j6ven esposa y me
ha hecho ell honor de confiarme-
Ito. Debe ir a mi estudio uno de
Iestos dias con la vizcondesa pa
ra que empiece mi trabajo. Una
casualidad, anteriormente COM
binada, permitira pasar a mi es-
tudio al j6ven San Reno, Y en-
tonces hare su presentation del
modo mas natural. Jos convie-
ne ash?
-Muy bien pensado-respon
di6 Ell bar6n,-y hasta me pare
ce que sera meior.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
XXIV

Los dos interlocutores CONT
nuaron hablando largo ratio, Y,
al despedirse dijo ell artista al
baron:
No DIVIDES vuestra prone
sa de If a casa de Fanny.
-Nunca divide 10 que es dtil
a mis- amigos. Voy a mandar en-
ganchar Y parto.
i Volveremos a vernos hoy?
10 dude, pero me compro-
meto a que tengais noticias. Es
probable que Fanny haya salidC
cuando me presente en- su casa.
Esperad con paciencia Y con-
fianza.
Jorge volvi6 a su casa y. Sc
gun 10 dicho por ell baron, espe-
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

en- el luto a una gran parte de
la nobleza rusa."
La modification del texto orr
gInal que hemos subrayado es
una revelation clara de la inter
venci6n del baron de la Croix-
Dieu.
-ifa es libre ,..-murmur6
Jorge.
81 peri6dieo Sc lie escape de
Las manos, y con ell rostro pa1i-
40 como IN muerto Sc dej6 caer
medic desvanecido en- Ell gran 81
Hon Luis XIII, principal orna-
men O del estudio. No tard6 en-
Yolyer en- 81. Recogi6 ell period.
CO. volvi6 a leerlo nuevamente,
y eNc-am6 con voz ronca:
= Falentin, mi abrigo. mi
sombrero!
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

70 aunque lleno de ansiedad.
Pas6 la tarde. La noche lego,
y ell artista Sc paseaba freneti-
co por Ell estudio.
I'm POGO antes de las nueve
son6 la campanilla. FL coraz6n
de Trojan lati6 con violencia.
para ell senor!-diio Va
lentin, presentando a Jorge una
carta y un papel arrollado.
Ell artista reconcile la letra
del sobre; era del baron.
Abri6 la carta y lego avida-
mente estas lineas:
los envfo, querido amigo, I'm
peri6dico de la tarde en- Ell cual
encontrareis una noticia que
acaso os interesara muy mucho.
IiSois hombre, que diablo! Sed
fuerte contra Ia algeria, como ID
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

McARDLE N D A SU
CARGO Ell
DEL MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN
New York, Oct. 29.-El ca
pitulo No. l en- ell relate de los
cambios hechos en- ell Madison
Square Garden es que Thomas
J. McArdle, ell hombre detras
del trono, ha sido arrastrado
por ell pelo de la cabeza. Ell re-
tendra su titulo de concerto
dor de peleas; pero tendra a
su cargo TODD 10 relacionado
con ell ~promotaje.
Ell capitulo n1mero 2 es que
ell Garden de Boston, ~construi-
do a I'm costo de $780, 900, de-
jara de ofrecer programs Sc
manales y solo dara peleas Guam
do ell pIblico 10 demande.
Capitulo numero 3 es que Wi
lie F. Carey vuelve a TRAFALGAR
Que ell coronel John j. Ham
mond puede ser ell nominal SUI
cesor de Frank ]. Bruen, como
director general de la planta
pero Carey, ell presidente, toma-
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
A SHARKEY Sc HA OFRECI-
DO $4,000 POR UN MATCH
CON STRIBLING

Atlanta, Oct. 20 Dice el
diario Atlanta Constitution
que w. l.. Stribling ha conve-
nido en- pelear con Jack Shar-
key, de Boston, en- enero, y
cue una garantia de $4,000
Sc ha ofrecido al marinero IL
tuano.
Ha sido hecha la oferta por
la compania Atlanta Baseball
y Amusement Co.
Los %promotores va tienen la
firma de Stribling, que acep-
tara I'm tanto por ciento.
Sharkey recientemente Sc
mostr6 a favor de pelear con
ell hijo de Pa, en- New York,
pero este no quiso aceptar.
Sc ha telegrafiado la pro-
posici6n a Sharkey.
Stribling peleara ell viernes
en- Boston.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
SNIPES VENCIO A VIDAL

Jacksonville, Oct. 29.-Ho-
ney Boy Snipes, de Macon, Ga.
venci6 aquf anoche, por deci-
sion, a Armando Vidal, de Gu
ba.
Ell fallo de los jueces fue i'm
popular con los espectadores y
los periodistas, que opinaron
habia triunfado ell cubano.
La misma "brava" Sc di6 a
Baby Joe Guzman, de Key
West, en- la semifinal.
Guzman vapule6 a Johnny
Blaine, de New York, pero los
jueces otorgaron ell empate.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

ra parte activa en- los regocios,
en- 10 successive.
Debe saberse que Tom Nc
'Ardle rehus6 La direction del
Garden, que lie ofreciera Rick
ard, y despues por Carey. En-
ambos casos rehuso.
De acuerdo con ell plan dado
a la publicidad Nc Ardle tendra
el supreme dominic de TODD e
boxeo Y solo tendra que respon.
der de su conducta a un hombre
Carey.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

para que su repfesentade pes
lee con Young Stribling, en-
Georgia.
A Buckley Sc lie inform6 que
la Atlanta Baseball and ANU
sement lie habfa telegrafiado
una oferta de $4,000 por ell
combate.
"Es la primera noticia que
tengo"-coment6.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

ra de mas de seis pies de esta-
tura, recibi6 a su hijo y SON
riendo dijo: Ell es un buen hi
jo. Ne mand6 un million de Ii
bras ($50,OO0) dici6ndome
que comprara una CANA bias :
tante grande para el.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

PIP. p
LTMPIA C~IENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA y
~PRODUCIENDO r
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. hs
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos Y perdida de pc
go. Estas molestias han tenido
orfgen en- la pobreza y debiii
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor.
p1sculos rojos Y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura, Cuande este sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas J
Ell sistema recupera su condi.
zion saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa,
I'D.
listed no arriesga I'm centa.
70 en- usar P. p. P. Su boti.
carlo tiene instrucciones para
levolverle su dinero 81 no que
Ia satisfecho dsepues de usal
la primera botella. Tai es la fl
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
LConsentira listed en- seguil
sufriendo, sintiendcse debil
cuando puede gozar de buens
,alud, fuerza y felicidadf
! C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
ROSENDO MARTINEZ NO
P~RESENTARA A LA PAN
terra

No podra la Pantera de Pal
metto, Joseito Rodriguez, pc
lear ell lunes en- ell Cfrculo Gu
bano.
Los boXeadores y managers
locales andan solo a GAIA de
"palomas", 10 que es lamenta-
table y servira para que ell pd-
blico pierda ell entusiasmo.
Rosendo lie propuso a josef
to que peleara con ell cubano
Enrique Ponce de Leon; pero
ell de Palmetto Beach no quie-
re eXponerse a una sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
BOXE0
Ell PUGILISTA LLANO

Para hoy esta anunciada la
llegada a Tampa del pugilista
asturiano Llano, vencedor en-
mas de 40 combates.
Segdn tenemos entendido
comenzara sus ejercicios en- ell
gimnasio del Centre Asturia-
no, aunque tambien practical
"a en- ell del Circulo Cubano.
Rosendo Martinez piensa
ponerlo en- uno de sus Venide-
ros programs.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
ELIETIN DE LA GACETA
LAS TRAGFDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y Paez

do la frente.
La hare sin vacilar, queri-
do amIgo-repuso Trejan.-El
vizconde me manifesto bastan-
te benevolencia, pero 70 no pue-
do olvidar la humildad de mi ST.
tuaci6n. Igual al vizconde por
n~acimiento, me considero muy
inferior en- TODD 10 demas bajo
Ell punto de vista social, y no me
atrevo a presentar a nadie en- So
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

Luego lie ofreei6 un "bout''
con Tommy Jones y Joseito
tampoco quiso.
No hay "Paloma" y la "Pan
terra" no peleara.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
BASE BALL
EMS ES Ell NUEVO DIREC.
TOR DE LOS A

Pittsburg, Oct. 29.-Jewell
Ems, que a causa de heridas su.
fridas por los jugadores pas6
muchos apuros en- su primer a
no como director de los Piratas.
volvera a dirigir Ell Club en-
1881.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
SHADE HIZO TABLAS CON
HOOD

Londres, Oct. 20 Dave
Shade, veterano pugilista anne
ricano, hizo aver tablas con
Jack Hood, pugilista ingles de
peso "welter".
Sc efectu6 ell combate en- ell
salon Albert.
La gaceta., 1930-10-29

hubierais sido para una decep-
ci6n. Manana ire por vuestra
casa a felicitaros. Fanny, a pc
sar de mis- esfuerzos, Sc obstina
en- partir. No sabe NADIA aun; pc
no al mismo tempo que vos, re-
cibira un ejemplar del peri6di-
co.
"Vuestro de coraz6n,
"Croix-Dieu."
-lQue quiere decir esto?<-
Sc preguntaba a ST mismo ell jo-
ven, desdoblando La Li6ert6.-
jQue puede haber en- este peri6-
dico que sea de interes para Fan
ny y para mi?
La ~respuesta no Sc hiZo a.
guardian. I'm suelto senalado con
lapiz encarnado atraio desde lue
go su atenci6n. Decia asi;
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
PRIMO n LEGO A
GENOVA

Geneva, Oct. 29.-Regresf
aver de America, luego de un
viaje en- que ha coHquistado
mucho dinero, ell famoso pugi.
lista italiano Primo Camera.
conocido por la mole huma-
ma"
La madre del gigantic, seno-
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
SHARKEY NO HA RECIBIDO
LA OFERTA

Boston, Oct. 29.-Johnny
Buckley, manager de Jack
Sharkey, dijo anoche que 6l
no ha recibido oferta alguna
La gaceta., 1930-10-29
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
DE LA sOCIEDAD
Eel BEN PUBLlCO"
EN- YBOR:

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TeIefonos para visitas por el dfa: Ybor City, Y 1858
West Tampa, H 3846. Para lamadas por la noche,
10 mismo eE Yoor que en- West Tampa, 7 14lOs
AVISOS EN- YB0R CITY
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tino, DIR. 5. M. TisCn, DR.. Julio ]. Guerra, en- 10 Boti-
ca del Cfrculo Cubsno Tel6fono No, Y145s.
AvIsos EN- WEST TAMPA
DR.. A. Gonzalez, DR.. A. Bugtilo, DR.. 3. d. Tison.
DR.. Julie j. Guerra. en- la Botica 81 Bien Pdblbco, Tsl6-
fono No. Fl SSzS. aka
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Fest Tampa, H 3846. Para lamadas por la noche,
10 mismo en Ybor que en- West Tampa, 141O.
The Washington times., 1930-05-24

At all heavyweight champion
ship fights dating as far back as
the Toledo fight in 1919, ringsioe
seats have been sold by Specu-
lators up to $50 on the day of
the fight. In Chicago they sold
for $100.
The Times is including fight
seats in the budget for members
of it's party at their face value of
$26.25 for the ringside seats and
$13.65 for the grandstand seats.
Obviously therefore, the only
rational thing for WashingtonianS
to do is to get in on the ground
floor of these especially desirable
seats which were reserved two
weeks ago and which are now in
Washington, at the Pennsylvania
Railroad ticket office. 613 Four
teenth ST., available for the first
ones who comply with the neces-
sary formality of making their
reservation.
The Times party is embracing
only two types of seats, the grand
stand and ringSide seats. described
above. There will be no objection
to anyone who chooses joining
this party, whether he has a
The Washington times., 1930-05-24
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By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Clark Griffith can't plead
poverty on this years baseball
returns. he should give Joe
CrOnin a bonus. the 2S-year-
old spark plug has been the
greatest single factor in putting
the Griffmen on top. .Alva
Bradley, president of the Cleve-
land Indians, is one of the big
railroad mOguls of the country
Johnny DOeg plays tennis
Icft-handed and golf right
handed. Patsy Spaulding picks
'em up for the NOrthernS. =.
Frank L. Kramer, the old
bicycle star, will find Congress
more strenuous than a six.day
race if elected to the House as
a Republican from New Jersey
What are the duties of that
weight lifting" committee of
the local A. A. U.?. Billy
Whipp, boxing instructor at the
Racquet Club and Maryland
University, says most of those
connected with the boxing game
are incapable of analytical
thinking..,GO OOSe GOslin
pounded out three hOmerS in a
12-inning game at Cleveland in
1925. California u. students
have given $1,5OO for the cru
sade against athletic foot"
The disease, an itch, is con
tracted by walking barefoot in
gyms or shower rooms. Penn
alumni mourn the death of
Byron Wright ("By") Dickson,
who died the other day in
Miami. Dickson vas a football
star in the "guardS-back" days
Ladies will be admitted free
every Tuesday and Friday when
Aqua Caliente reOpens for sum.
mer racing on July 4. Men can
enter any day for 81. The
Maryland tracks should follow
suit Washington baseball fans
can have closeup views of their
'herOes" at the LewiS-KOlOff
heavyweight wrestling match at
the Washington Auditorium to-
night. .RaymO Ond Sonny"
Workman, the Washington
Jockey, is today celebrating his
twenty first birthday. and it's
also his uncle'S, POSS HaHOran's
birthday.