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ChiIdren's soc Under.
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Clothes bru shes,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Committee Chiefs
Named for Zoning

Chairmen OF comm''.-es for the
city planning and zor'ng commits
sion have been named. and plans
for carrying on the work of the
organization are now under way.
Those named were Lee B. James.
planning and in control OF new
subdivisions: DR.. 3. o. Works.
coming: w. z. McDavitt. major
streets. opening and widening: Ma
nuel Cisneros. traffic: G. G. Singer.
Port development: John Gregg.
property values; w c. Craig. parks
and boulevards: Miss Julia O'Brien
publicity and history.
The committee chairmen and the
commission held conferences the
past week with Major z. "A. Wood.
consulting engineer. Of Dallas. in
regard 10 the work 10 be done.
Appointment OF the commission
is one Of the early steps in a
definite program for the growth
and Identification OF the city.
The next regular meeting OF the
commission is set for the first
Monday in December. Bert
Cromack is general chairman OF
the commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
COUNTY

j. L. Perry. Jr., TT. 10 Natl Loar
and Inv. Co. s15Oo.oo Lot 80. blk 3
East Mercedes Subd.
John II. Shary to Elmer s. Wilk-
ems. S3250.00. Z 5 &C Of w 9.88 &C o.
5 1888 &C. Lot 33-l, West Adm t
Sharyland.
Joseph Wood ct ux to William p
Gaddy. $1,000 S l-2 OF N ID lot l6
blk. 81, Capisallo.
Harry L. Seay TO Mildred Bridges
sl5.000.00 Part Lot l3l, South Cam
pacuas 1913 &C.
Domingo Munoz, ct ux to Alelan.
dro Flores. $4,000 Tract 2e7. Porcior
80.
H. B. O'Neil, Shf., 10 Security
Bldg. and Loan Assn. $4,000 Lots
II and u. Blk. lis. Mission.
J. G. Engelman, Jr. to +. H. Davis
s6.42420 s 1-2 Of S IL lot s. blk
SO. Mo. Tex
Chas. Schumacher, ct ux 70 VIM
w. McFall. 100000 < IL OF w IL
Lot Sc. Kelly Pharr
w. M. Moore. ct ux to II. KNAPP
P~enoerger, ct ux. $1,000. Lot IO3,
John II. Shary Subd. and Lot los
John H. Shary Subd.
Lille Bradford. ct ux 10 D. b.
Webb. S4500.00. " Is &C. Farm Tract
PIP. West Tract.
Frank DoSs TO Valley Orchards
Dev. Co. $1,000. 20 &C. out N. 22.88
&C. Lot 3. sec. 268. Tex Mex.
G. j. Bates ct ux TO r. A. Robin
son. Jr. $1,000 s IS &C. Lot IS. blk.
3. Hammond's Subd.
Lakeland Adkins, Inc. to J.. B. Les
ter. $1,000. Lot Is. blk. /, Colonia
Juarez Addn to Edcouch.
G. II. Swallow TO Hidalgo County
Drainage Dist. No. /. $50 &C. lot 3,
blk. 20, Alamo tract.
Joseph Huber. ct ux to z. w.
Spivey. ct TX. S1.00. E. 5 &C. of w.
20 &C. lot SIS. John II. Shary subd.
Henry c. Harris, ct ux to Nora A.
Ford. 100000. z. 10 &C of z. 20 &C.
Lot 5. TX %, Alamo Tract.
Laura <. Summers, ct Tx to J. j.
Gibson. $1,000. Lot 7 and S I-2 blk
50. Weslaco.
Frank M. Mellinger. ct ux to An
ME A. Dockum. $1,000. Lot IL, Grit
fin and Leslie's subd.
w. A. Lucas. ct ux TO r. G. Carl.
$1,000. part Of z 80 &C Lot 5. Sec.
268. Tex Mex.
G.. w. Allen. Jr., ct ux 10 r. L.
Wofford. $1,000. $50 &c. out NWC
sec. PIG, Tex Mex.
z. L. Hahn. Cont. to Jno. A. Cook.
100000. N 20 &C. Lot 81, Kelly
Pharr Subd.
Nora A. Ford ct ux to j. c. Hos
teller. s250o.00. Z IL OF Z 20 &C. lot
5, blk 20, Alamo tract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
TODAY'S MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. l7.-P)-Wheat
scored a rapid cary advance in
price here today regardless Of a
drop in Liverpool quotations to the
lowest reached for many years. Big
buying orders where in the Chicago
wheat pit. and values jumped
responsive to an official announce
ment that the government sponsor
ed grain sterilization corporation
had reentered the market. Word
was also at hand that Canadian
banks would refrain from pressing
Canadian growers to sell.
Opening at 7-8c set back TO ? lac
advance. Chicago wheat future
deliveries rose quickly all around
TO about 2 1-2c a bushel higher
than Saturdays finish. Corn start
ed 3-8c off to lac up. and after
ward scored general gains.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County

AS GIlllSIltO DS fdllcN ADSIIdCL OO.J
Cameron County
Valley Estates, Inc. II. w. Her
bert. Frank Lewis: Lot 7, block n"
East Park Terrace Adm: $4,000.
Valley Estates, Inc. to Frank
Lewis: Lot 8. block H, East PcrE
Terrace Adm; $4,000.
Valley Estates Inc. to H. w. Her
bert: Lot s. block "H". East Park
Terrace Adm: $4,000
Valley Orchards Rel Co. to Nc
Leod-Hood Co.: South one hall
block 143. 6-57 acres, McLeod-Hood
Prop. /: $1,000 etc.
McLeod-Hood Co. TO j. Henry
Hattendorf; South one-half blk. 143,
McLeod-Hood Prop. /: S8,475.30.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to A. J.
Herman. Ollie Herman: SPA &C. z.
5-24 &C. blk. 80, Sec. 8, Sh. 81. z. S.
Ct. Unit 2, Bayview Citrus Groves;
5 $4,000.
A. D. McMinn to Temple
Manufacturing Co: town lots IS.
is. IT. block 3, town OF LIE Feria:
$1,000 etc.
Buena Vista Burial Park Assn
to Mrs. g. w. Tidwell: Lot 253.
Graceland Sec. cont. 200 sp. It.
Buena Vista Burial Park Assn.
etc.
Ganium Mcdowell, HARM Wasley
Mcdowell to San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Ry. Co: Portion cont.
065 &C. out Of blk. 40. Ssp. s. Sub.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Bladder
Weakness

II Getting Up Nights, BackA~I-. -.e-
quent day calls. Leg Pains. Nervous
ness. or Burning. due TO functional
Bladder Irritation. in acid conditions.
makes you feel tired. depressed and
discouraged. try the Cystex Test. Works
fast. starts circulating thru the sys-
TEN In IS minutes. Praised by thou
sands for rapid and positive action.
Don't give up. Try Cystex tpro-
nounced Slss-texl today. under the
Iron-clad Guarantee. Must quickly al
lay these conditions, improve restful
sleep and energy. or money bacE.
Only soc at druggists. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
COAST STORM
WEARING OUT
California in Grip OF
Unusual Weather Is
Promised Sunshine

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17.-CP-
The United States Weather Bureau
predicted that the storm which has
prevailed owe the western states,
for three days and claimed two lives
on San Francisco bay would wear
itself out in California and Nevaua
today.
Storm clouds will give way 10
clear skies in these two states by
tomorrow, observers predicted. with
the mercury falling in Nevada and
the sierras. Overcoats should still be
worn in the pacific northwest and
Rocky Mountain regions where VIM
ter had a more tenacious grip,
prognosticators warned.
A youthful duck hunter and a
soldier fisherman lost their lives on
wind-swept San Francisco bay yes
terday. Carl Hoppe was drowned,
and Henry Rotham rescued near
exhaustion after their rowboat cap
sized. A wave whipped Private Van
Dyke of the Thirtieth Infantry off
the rock from which he was fish
ing near Golden Gate. He drown
ed.
Edward Schultz and Clarence Stew
ems. imprisoned by snow since Fri
day in a cabin four miles above the
camp on Mount Hood. oregon, were
the objects Of a rescue party. Ten
feet Of nov marooned them with
but two days provisions. A rescue
party was organized last night to
bring them out.
Search for six missing aerial trav-
elers in British Columbia was held
at a virtual standstill by adverse
flying conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
HOUSE CONTROL
PRICKLY POINT
Narrow Majority Leaves
Speakership in Peril
During Session
By e C b. DICKSON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-CP-
Regardless of whether the Repub-
ncans or democrats gain initial
control Of the next house Of repre-
sentatives. the speakership will be
in constant peril
although It has never been done,
q speaker may be removed at any
time by a majority of the members 5,
ana q successor elected. In view OF
n close balance between the par
ties IN M house at the seventy
second congreSs-now standing ut
lib republicans and ZIG democrats,
with n Observation-Disclosures on
both sides are giving close study TO
the possibilities.
lnsurgent groups will be poten-
ual determining factors in the
seating or unseating of the speaker
as long as the membership remains
SO closely divided. Both Speake,
LongWorth and his democratic rival
Representative Garner of Texas,
might occupy the post of speaker at
different times. Then there is a
possibility that neither NAV serve.
but that some other member may
be brought 10 the limelight of the
gavel wielder.
Common Controversy
However, ~Longworth and Garner
quite possibly have an opportunity
10 resort TO the tactics used by
their respective parties in 1910.
when ar 1nCrfrnnnt rr1t.- IL ~
Norris of Nebraska, now senator,
began the so-called revolution
against what was called Cannon
Czarism." 1t was then the late
Uncle Joe Cannon, serving as
speaker for 10 fourth term. gave
the actual majority. consisting Of
democrats and insurgents from
northwestern states, an opportunity
to GUST him.
On Norris resolution to have the
speaker removed from the powerful
rules committee. a bitter three-day
contest waged. Speaker Cannon sus-
tanned a motion by Dazell of Penn
sylvania, the republican leader, that
the Norris resolution was not privi-
legged. Norris appealed the chairs
decision to the house. was sustained,
and his resolution was adopted 191
to 156. five voting present.
Speaker Cannon told the house
he would either resign. necessitat-
ing a compile reorganization Of the
house and confessing failure. which
he would not do. or entertain a mo-
ton to have the speakership vacat-
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. l7-tPl-Cot-
ton opened steady at a decline Of /
to 5 points in response TO relatively
lower Liverpool cables. There was
scattering liquidation combined with
some southern and local selling but
offerings were not heavy and ap-
peared to be quite readily absorbed
BIZ trade buying and covering.
After easing off to 10 90 for the
new December and ll.64 for May or
about 4 to 7 points net lower. the
market stead1ed and there were
rallies OF 3 or 4 points from the
lowest BY the end OF the first half
hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Cameron Courts

and portion cont. 1877 cares out OF
block l4l, Esp. S. Sub. $1,000 etc.
Southland Life ms. Co. to Urless
Raymond Brown; 5l.3l &C. La Feria
Grant. $1,000 etc.
W. G. Mathes to Emilia Boca-
MICRO: Lot 80, block 8, rolonia Al
"a Vista Addn. $4,000.
Ethie NJ. Rhoades to w. ].
Rhoades. Edith H. Rhoades: Lot 8,
cont. 31.62 acres. Haywood LLop
Sub. of blks. ia. lis. 1l6. 81, SO San
B. L. & w. Co.; slI00 etc.
Thomas NJ. Sanders to c. r.
Thomas: South BIZ acres Of North
q acres blk. IS; Sh. 80 E. S. CT:
$1,000 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Nearly Killed By Gas
Druggist Saves Her

Gas on my stomach was SO bad
IL nearly killed me. My druggist
told me about Adlerika. The gas is
gene now and 1 feel ne."-Mrs. A.
Adamek.
Simple glycerin. buckthorn. sa-
line, etc. as mixed in Adlerika.
helps GAS on stomach in 10 min
utesl Most remedies act on lower
bowel only. but Adlerika acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel. re-
moving poisonous waste you never
knew was there. Relieves constipa-
ton in 2 hours. 1t will surprise
you. Eagle Pharmacy. Inc. In
San Benito by Palace Pharmacy.
Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
COTTON QUIET

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l7.-P-
Quietness pervaded the opening OF
the cotton market here and it was
slightly easier with lower than due
Liverpool cables.
First trades showed losses of five
to six points and the market eased
off slightly after the opening on
lack Of sustained support. Deem
Der traded down TO 1924 and
January to 11.12. or to 5 to 7 points
under Saturdays close. The market
soon rallied however on a little
trade buying. recovering 3 to 4
points from the early lows.
At the end of the first hour the
tone was very quiet and prices
were near the highs. although .
few points under the close of
Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
CAMERON COUNTY

Suits Filed in the District Court:
L. Nj. Valdetero VS. Jesse II. Hor-
ris. ct al-Suit for debt trent). and
foreclosure of Landlords lien.
Port Isabel Realty Company 70
Mrs. Leila z. Kennedy; Lot II,
block II. Port Isabel; 81. 85O.50.
o. A. Nations, Lucille Nations,
TO w. 7. Station: Lot 80, block 8,
townsite Combes: $1,000 etc.
Al and Lloyd Parker, Inc. TO K,
Ralph whitman, Freda S. william;
All OF block %. Unit /. -2.96 acres.
Sh. 9. Is. II, z. S. Grant. Monte
Grande Sub. s2.754!00.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

yesterday when he attempted to
board a moving freight train. Slip
ped and fell beneath the wheels
He was about IS years old or
medium build. with blue eyes and
brown hair. The only clue to
Identification was the name II. J.
Garner or "Girner' seweS on the
inside pocket of his coat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Texan Is Indicted
For Wife's Murder

LUFKTN. Tex. Nov. l5-P-
While Earl Prince. 70. the accused
slayer OF his l7-year-old estranSed
wife OF several months. was held
in the Huntsville State Prison to-
day. a grand jury here indicted
him for murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
City Briefs

Free Instruction for ladies each
thursday, two O'Clock. Campbell's
Bowling Alley. adv. If
Hot oil treatments, 500. shadow
wave. Csc: girls hair cuts. zoe.
Amaya's Beauty Shop. 1885 Adams
street. Adv. H..
Dickey's OH Reliable Eve Water
relives sun and wind burned eyes
Adv. I'D
S ( a I e d Communication. Rio
q Grande Lodge No 81. A
~ F. e. A M will be neld al
TN Masonic Temple, at 7:3r
HN o'clock Tues. evening. All
~ members requested and
visiting brethren f~raternally invited
70 'ttend. Jas. A. Wigington, w. M:
w. w. Ball. Secy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
AUTO VICTIM

WACO, Tex, Nov. i7.zP-Mar-
selino Rendon. IS. was killed al
most instantly yesterday when an
automobile occupied by three boys
sped past a stop signal red light
and struck him, hurting his body
into the air and dragging It across
a street intersection. The car sped
across a bridge and into East Waco,
where 1t crashed into a sign post
and was wrecked, injuring all three
boys. They were placed under ar
rest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

Alabama ginned 964.74e running
bales Of cotton prior to October 1s,
bureau Of census figures show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
FOUR VIOLENT
SUNDAY
FARMER SHOT

CLEVELAND, Tex. Nov. IT
P-Jim Cartwright. %. son OF a
tenant farmer. was shot and killed
on a street here last night BY a
deputy sheriff.
According to a statement by the
officer to justice All Isaacks. who
conducted the inquest. Cartwright
was creating a disturbance on main
street. The officer said Cartwright
resisted arrest and he w forced
to shoot in self-defense. The deputy.
freed on his own recognizance. was
instructed TO appear today for an
examining hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

Three salt mines in Louisiana
produce annually more than 500, 900
tons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

Sodium fluoride is used effective
" to combat reaches In North car
DINA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
HOUSTON

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. lT.-LP1-
An unknown assailant who shot TO
death John Madrigal. "a. compress
employee. last night on a street In
a residential section here was
sought today by police. No motive
for the shooting was known.
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE Blake told
police they heard five shots in
quick succession in front Of their
home and rushing out. found the
fatally wounded man. Other resid-
ents Of the neighborhood renorted
they saw a man running down the
street after the shooting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
TRAIN TAKES ONE

MARIA. Tex. Nov. l7-CP-An
unidentified man was killed here
La gaceta., 1930-03-20

Y Sc rebel6 energica, afirman-
do, resuelta a no dejarse arreba
tar su consoladora fusion
Els mi hijo! Mi hijo! iY este
es mi nieto! iLo Sc! lilo Sc
Me 10 ha dicho la Santisima
Virgen! iSoy su madre! les
verdad! Els verdad!
Conmovido, I"iAlmanzor" Sc
compadeci6 de ella.
Quien sabe.. l.. A wees el
sentimiento es mas certero que
la raz6n. Y, despues de TODD.
jque NAL hay en- ello?... Fuera
de Dios y del dogma, 10 dnico
incontrovertible!, es verdad to-
do 10 que es bondad. Dejemos a
Ia illusion que haga su benefit
co oficio. iFelices los que tienen
i~lusiones! Son almas anhelantes
La gaceta., 1930-03-20

paso incierto y ansioso q bus
car a sor Maria.
i Madre! iMadre!
Y cuando la encontr6, senta .
da en- ell porche, todavia como a.
sustada, con ell nino en- brazos,
la alz6 de la silIa, la abraz6
fuertemente Y la pregunt6 ire
mulo y precipitado:
-iEs verda? iEs verda?..
les sierto que uste?...
Y, sin deiarla contestar, la
estrech6 aun mas Y, loco, cubri6
su cara de hambrientos, inaca.
Tbables besos filiales, todos los
que la tenia guardados, lloran.
do como un chiquillo. Y, 10 mis-
mo que ella cuando Sc empena-
ba en- afirmarse en- su creencia
resistiendo a todas las razones
La gaceta., 1930-03-20

Joseito Rodriguez, por su par
tie sostiene que no teme al Re-
lampago y que con la ayuda de
sus punos ell viernes Sc desqui-
tara de la derrota sufrida en-
Camaguey.
|, Cuando yo pelee en- CANA
guey con ell Saguero, manifes-
to aver la "Pantera", no tuve
tempo para entrenarme. Lie
que cansado, despues de un via.
je desde Tampa, y a las pocas
horas tuve que ''meterme" con
Ell en- un cuadrilatero, como 81
yo fuera ell campe6n del mund1
y el una "paloma".
Tan cansado estaba que deci-
di dejarme "caer, con mucha de
licadeza.
Ahora, con los progresses que
he hecho y en- mi mejor forma
fisica, ell Saguero comprendera
que ell Russell de Tampa es otro
hombre diferente.
La gaceta., 1930-03-20

'repetfa el ahora tercamente, a.
bierta Ell alma al dulce conven-
'cimiento:
\ isl! Isl! Isl!
Ell coraz6n de la infeliz Guio-
mar no pudo ~resistir. Y lie bes6
tambien con igual passion, con
la misma ansia.
i Hijo!...
Cuando Sc repuso hugo tur-
bada, con "su nieto'', a refugiai
sc en- ell oratorio Immediate, de-
bilmente iluminado por la luz
de una lamparita de aceite que
ardia ante la imagen de la Vir-
gen de la Esperanza, sonrisa V
Ibondad a cuyos pies Sc arrodiIl6
la monja, sin yer a don Ismael,
que, sentado en- un sill6n en- un
angulo, rezaba y meditaba.
La gaceta., 1930-03-20
i Perd6n !-exclam6- les

i Perd6n !-exclam6-. iEs
mi hijo!.. lVerdad, Virgen mia,
que es mi hijo?-Y dirigiendose
al meme que tenia en- brazos, lie
habl6 tiernamente :-iSi iSoy
la abuela! La abuelita! 5Ver-
dad, nenito MIC? 6Quieres til
mucho a la abuela? iDimelo,
fey! Porque soy tn abuela...
I Verdad, Madre Santisima, que
es mi nieto?
i Ea!-la reprendi6 carino-
samente la voz grave de don
Ismael-. va esta la loca de Is
casa hacienda de las suyas.
Sor Maria del Amor Hermo-
so Sc volvi6 asustada. Luego la
suplic6 deseSperadamente:
i No me liable listed ash, ito
en- ell Santo Nombre de Dios!-
La gaceta., 1930-03-20
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Jack Dempsey, a quien la Le-
gi6n Americana llamara "trai-
dor" por no haber responded a
la llamada de la patria cuando
la guerra mundial, aver trono
contra los pugilistas extranje-
ros diciendo que hay exceso de
estos en- la naci6n.
Con la intenci6n de "caZar'
medic million ell simpatico Jack
ha asumido ell papel de SALIVA
DOR de la gloria deportiva Gle
la rep1blica.
lie comera los "higados", 81 lie
pagan bien, al primer extranje-
no que amenace llevarse ell trono
de peso complete, va sea Max
Schmeling, Primo Camera c
: Campolo.
La gaceta., 1930-03-20

del bien Cree 10 que quieras, hi
ia mia.
7 saliose con ell b~reviario en-
la mano a terminar ell rezo en-
ell campo.
Aislandose por ALI, Currito,
cogldo del brazo de la "Mune-
qullla", como enamorados que
amparan su dieha en- la soledad,
Sc reponia de la fuerte emoci6a
que ACADIA de gozar.
i Too tie 10 debo, Rosio de
mi via! iBendita la bora en-
que Dios me yev6 a tn casa Y te
traJo a mi vera!... iArreglamos
esas masetas, senita Rosfo?-le
dlJo' llorando Y riendo, apretan-
dola mimosamente contra ST.
Salian risas Y woes aIegres,
muslea de felicidad, por las a.
La gaceta., 1930-03-20

Ire a los Angeles en- abril, di-
jo Jack, a empezar mi entrena-
miento. 81 Jack Sharkey hace
una pobre demostraci6n contra
Max Schmeling, estare listo pa
ra Ell. Y 81 Primo Camera anne
naza ell trono de peso complete,
peleare con Ell.
Espero que subire otra vez
a un ring ALA por ell mes de
septiembre con ell fin de yer que
la corona de peso complete aqui
Sc quede.
La gaceta., 1930-03-20
"aliados" a Pedrito Hernandez


y a Adolfo Font, nos enteramos
de que la tai alianza no existe Y
que Adolfo ha undo sus intere-
ses con los de Armando Reina.
Dos inteligentes en- ell nego-
clio del boxeo Sc han fusionadC
~ 81 "se llevan bien" IGNORES Y
plata" les aguarda.
Comp6nesc ell establo Reina-
Font o Font-Reina de los 81
guientes gladiad0res:
Chino Alvarez, la estrella de
West Tampa, con "flus" de cam
pe6n; Baby Miller, Tambien de
West Tampa. con MADEIRA de
tampeon; Alberto Leon, de Ibor
con buenos punos para llegar a
I'm campeonatO; Patent Leather
Kid, un cu~bano-tampeno que
puede llegar a ser campe6n; job
my Cruz, que sabe retirarse co.
mo I'm acostado por ell ALVAREZ
Chino; Tomas Barredo; Battl-
ing Tito, campe6n de su peso
en- West Tampa, y ell espanoi
Saturnino Tiberio, aspirante a
La gaceta., 1930-03-20

- Aguela! iVenga uste pa
AGA, aguela! iAguela!
Rocfo sali6 tras el a detener-
lie.
-iCalla, que la haces SUI
frir!
-5Por que?
-Pero entonse... TIL no sa-
bes, Curro?... Sor Maria. es
tt madre.
Curro Sc puso palido, livido ;
cogio nerviosamente a su NJ
jer por los brazos Y con les o.
5cs may abiertos y la barbiIla
tamplandole, la apremi6:
i Que discs! iT1 10 sabes?
.&Te 10 ha dicho ella?
No; pero ella Sc 10 cree.
Bien clarito esta.
Curro solt6 a Rocio y fue con