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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-04-09
Oakland High School News

Candidates for the o. H. S. base
ball team have been warming up at
home and at the school playground.
Lee Ashby, Morgan Adams, Ed. Ma
roney, Don Moore, Ed. Michaels, Will
mer Caves, Hum. Offutt are some of
the veterans from last years squad
and a large number of new men will
try out for the team at the first regu-
lar practice.
The sophomore class of the High
school is giving a dance on Friday
evening. It is for the benefit of the
athletic association and promises to
be one of the outstanding affairs of
the year.
The decorating committee is work
ing on unique plan to make the hall
look it's best. The orchestra will play
it's opening number at $3.50.
If one doesn't feel like dancing OF
watching this indoor diversion bridge
five hundred, rock and other card
games will be played.
BETTY HARDESTY, Reporter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-04-09

Miss kathryn Menhorn is conVa-
lescent after being confined to her
home for some time with influenza.
Mrs. Wade H. Hinebaugh returned
to her home Monday after week
spent with her daughter at Kingwood.
w. r. Ballard, extension horticultu-
rist, University of Maryland, will be in
the county on April Is and 16 in the
interest of landscape gardening.
Stanley Bond, who has been in the
employ of the Mountain Democrat as
machine operator, for the past sew
eral years, will go to Keyser Mon
day and take a like position with the
Mountain Echo. His family will re-
main here for the present.
DR.. T. D. Richards will leave Oak
land tomorrow morning to attend the
spring session of the Washington City
Presbytery, which includes the terri
tory of the District of Columbia, Vir-
ginia and portions of Maryland. DR.
Richards expects to return to Oakland
about the middle of next week.
St. Marks church, Oakland, enjoyed
well attended Holy Week and Easter
services. Special Sunday school SER
vices were in charge of Mrs. James
Bell, and Mrs. Louis Bush and Rev
Shilke took part. One hundred seven
ty communed at the church services
three boys were confirmed and seven
others were received by letter.
Miss Sara H. Hayes, committee of
the person and estate of her mother,
Mrs. Idle T. Hayes, Jones & Dawson,
attorneys, give notice in today's Re-
publican of sale of the real estate
of Mrs. Hayes consisting of several
pieces of town property and the I'M
sold portion of Faiwiew Cemetery.
The sale will occur in front of the
Court House in Oakland on Saturday,
May 2.
The children of the beginners de-
partment of St. Marks Sunday school,
under the direction of Mrs. Louis
Bush, Mrs. James Bell and Mrs. VIM.
Frazee, have presented the church
with a lighted cross, which is to be
installed over the organ console.
Dedication and special services will
be held Sunday morning, April 10, at
1O:45. The cross is SO inches high
and "a inches wide, and is lighted
with white frosted bulbs.
Mr.. E. R. O'Donnell, of Oakland,
who established an ornamental pine
and spruce nursery at Loeb Lynn
Heights several years ago and since
that time has been quite successful in
producing and marketing the output,
is creating a greater demand for the
product by furnishing his patrons
none but healthy well formed trees.
A visit to the nursery will convince
the observer of this fact. Now is
the proper time to purchase pines and
evergreens for re-planting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-04-09
A Good Catch of Suckers

Considerable sucker fishing has been
done in the Casselman River during
the last month, but the success in
general has been very poor. However,
George and Milton Livengood made a
good catch recently about mile and
half south of Grantsville when they
landed twenty-five, ranging in length
from 10 to II inches.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

la misma, a~dquiriera ell conven-
eimiento de su culpabilidad y
averiguase mucho mas de 10
que podia haber sospechado.
Una indisposici6n repentina de
la novia de Bernaregui la obi
gj g lamar a un medico, que la
visit6 cuatro o seis dias. Este
hubiera guardado Ell secreto pro
pic de su profession a tratarse
de I'm case indiferente Y con per
sonas entrometidas e indiscre-
taS; pero ante la gravedad de
las circumstances Y ell caracter
sacerdotal del que lie expuso las
excepcionaleS consecuencias que
podrfa tener su silencio, lie ma
n;fest6 toda la verdad,
"Aterrado Ell buen sacerdote
con Ia gravedad de Ia nOtieia, y
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
tRELAMPAGO SAGUERO DA-
RIA LA A HI
LARIO MARTINEZ

Ell sabado venidero volveran
a pelear en- la Habana, Relam-
page Sagiero, ell gladiator Gu
bano, e Hilario MARTINEZ, ell va
Ienciano que fuera campe6n es-
panol de peso ligero.
En- los dos dltimos encuentros
de esta pareja, Ell Relampago
derrot6 a Hilario, la primera
vez por "four' Y la segunda por
decision.
Todas las noticias que tene-
mos indican que Ell valenciapo
va mo pincha nj corta" en- su
categoria.
Els muy probable que 81 ell Sa-
giero vence a Hilario, como Sc
espera, Luis Parga concertara
un match de revancha entire ell
cubano Y ell portorriqueh0 ST.
so LAalde.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

pues tenfa la costumbre de rom
per sin leerlas todas las cartas
que recibfa sin firma. Ademas,
que ell an6nimo dirigido a Pillar
sin duda obra de un CHS
|toso desocupado, o fruto de al
Iguna apuesta entire muchachos
de buen humor, para yer 81 la
'j6ven GAIA en- Ell lazo Y eolocaba
una maceta con flores en- su bal
con Y excitaba de csc modo la
burla de cuantos estuviesen en-
81 secreto. Con no hacer case de
la misiva, continuar su vida mo-
desta Y retirada, y esperar con
calma y tranqu4lidad Ell ~
de su future, TODD estaba ARE
glado. Ash Sc hizo en- efecto, Y
asi Pillar v Miguel quedaron con
fundidos yiendo el POGO frutO de
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

concrete, cobros, pages y ope-
~raciones mercantiles de la mis-
ma, tenfa ell cajero amplios Y ex
clusivos poderes del principal.
"Pasaron tres meses con di.
laciones intermitentes respecto
al regreso de este Y con quejas
repetidas del cajero respecto a
Ia condaeta de Miguel en- la ia
briea en- cuanto a su direction
NADIA por su continue descuido.
Tres meses que aprovecharon
los amantes para gozar impru-
dentemente de la libertad en-
que los dejaban, Y que sirvieron
para que Ell confesor de Pillar,
tomando informes de la vecin-
dad, inquiriendo los anteceden-
tes de la joven y poniendose en-
communication con Ia famlia de
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
AWESOS EN WEST TAMP.

su conspiraci6n, pero no sospe-
chando nj por asomo que su in
tenci6n habfa sido descubierta.
Achacaron a mala suerte 10 que
habia sido impremeditaci6n SUI
va al escribir las cartas, y no
cayeron en- ell verdadero mott
vo que habia destruido su bien
combinado plan.
"Quince dias despu9s salia
Bernaregui de Barcelona con
direction a Marsella, y queda-
ba ell saeerdote fingiendo una
buena fe, que estaba
mGy lejos de tener, en- las pala-
bras y en- Ia pena de Pillar. MI
guel quedaba al frente de la IA
brica en- euant Ca su direction
material, pero respecto a la mar
cha administrative de la casa de
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

eonvencido, por los %juramentoS
qle Bernaregui lie habia hecho
de la pureza de sus relaciones
con Pillar, de que otro era. ell a.
mantle de la joven, explicandose
ahora la intenci6n de los an6ni-
mos, escribi6 al ausente TODD 10
que ocurria, pero sin atreverse
a1n a estampar la sospecha de
quien podia ser ell seductor de
la joven, a pesar de estar va Sc
guro de la complicidad de Mi
guel, espiado por Ell muchas We
ces Y senalado por todos los We
cinos como continue visitadof
de la joven.
"Lleg6 Bernaregui, no a su
casa, sino a la del sacerdote, sin
dar noticia a nadie de su regre-
SO . BarcelOna, y solo DiOg sabe
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

de los gladiadores mas popula.
res del pals.
Ell martes, en- Portland, Ore
gon, Max Baer, de California,
gladiator de peso complete, Sc
batira con Ernie Owens, de Los
Angeles, en- un match a diez
asaltos.
Ray Miller, de Chicago, ten
dra hoy de contrario, en- Filadel
fla, a Lew Massey.
Santiago 1orrilla peleara
ell martes, en- Sacramento, Cali
fornia, contra Claude Warner,
de Bakersfield.
Billy Pertolle, ell Expreso de
Fargo, sostendra una batalla ell
pr6ximo viernes, ep st. Luis,
con ell filipino Lope Tenorio.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

10 que aquellas dos almas hon :
raoas, 10 que aquellos corazones
rectos sufrirfan en- tan solemne
entrevista.
81 doctor de Bernaregui. So
ore TODD, no tuvo limites GUAM
do escuch6 de labios de su ami.
60 las razones en- que Sc funda.
"a para sospechar de su hernia
no. III desengano era tan bor.;-
o'e' la ingratitud tan infame.
qae aun la resignation c~ristiana
y los sablos Y elevados
los del sacerdote fueron inlitiles
para sobreponerse a ellos. Cav6
enIermo Bernaregui, y solo des-
poes de un mes de sufrimientos
y dc lagrimas pudo abandonar
Ell iecho hospitaIario que 81 sa-
ceEdots y 6Eind6 en- su misma
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
KID LORD PELEARA CON
u CABALLERO

Clearwater, Abril 6.-Luego
de haber alcanzado cuatro vic
torias consecutivas por "nocao"
K,G Lord, j6ven pugilista de es-
ia ciudad, hara frente esta no
che a Young Caballero, un no.
N51e gladiator latino de Tam
pa.
La pelea Lords aballero es la
principal del programa. Sfguele
en- orden de importancia ell
match entire Pete Perrone, de
Ybor, Y Byron Ellison, de Clear
water.
Don Kelley peleara con Young
Ray, Kid Avis contra Rusty
Hicks y Kid Africa con Will Err
nest.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
BERG Y BAER I'm Ell PRO
.GRAMA NACIdNAL DE LA
PRESENTE sEMANA

New York, AOril e.--La Pc
lea de mas impdrtancia de la Sc
mana parece ser la que sosten-
dram Ell pr6ximo viernes, en- De-
troit, Jack Kid Berg, ell hebreo
de Londres, campeon de peque-
no peso weller, Y Billy Wallace,
de Detroit.
Berg figura a la cabeza de los
hombres de su peso y es uno
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
CULLOP JUGARA Ell JAR
DIN IZQUIERDO

Chattanooga, Abril 6.-Dan
Howley, ell manager de los "ro-
ha dicho a Click Cullop
que el jugara ell jardin izquier-
do, no importa ell n1mero de We
ces que le hagan tomar "pon-
che.
Cullop es un bateador peli-
groso, aunque INSECURE, y Sc dis
tingue por ell n1mero de pom
ches" que lie sirven.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

Ibinson Willie Stribling, Ell legf-
timo aspirante a la corona de
peso complete.
Robinson cree que Stribling
|llegaria a ser I'm notable batea-
dor.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
FolEetfn de La GacetG No. 42
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

ria quiza descubrir ell misterio,
S: misterio habia, o provocar tai
vez la confession espontanea Y
nlinuciosa de su bella penitenta.
DE los an6nimos NADIA Sc ha-
blaria. FL confesor, sin devol-
yer ell suyo a Pillar, la dirfa que
Bernaregui lie habia roto en- Ell
acto, ash como otro que habia
yscibido algunOs dias antes,
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
Ell NEWARK VENCIO AL


Newark, N. j., Abril Clos
bateadores del Newark derrota-
ron aqui aver, en- un renido des9
Ifio, a los "phillies'.
Solo dos hits pudieron batear
los hombres del Filadelfia a Dos
pitchers de los bears.
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, De; Newark
q, 6h, Be.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

'"ring" sus frecuentes ataques
Siso ri tsa que Manuel "haga
un FED pei" Y que la victoria
lie SCI fgada a Ell.
expertos de Ybor Y
Wesy 2, que conocen bien
a on lnte 'inan que la victo-
riajdel t sobre su anita
g9nista faA amplio mar
gen. &c,
Map)lel reurle aaelid~d, des-
treza experienced yEalor, Qua
lidadts que lie han pun en- la
van ,uardia de la divisiS pe-
SO 5elter. Nj
Se ha anunciado que laS ga
nancias del programa, siNas
hay, seran entregadas al Circ.N
10 Cubano.
Para los otros "bouts@aA ha
contratado a Frank Cali y Joe
Rodriguez, Felipe Lobato con-
ira Joe Bacardi, Kid Fuentes
contra Young Diamond y Bait.
ling Tito contra Young Gregg.
ry. &
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
KLEIN FIRMO POR TRES
AMOS

FiIadeIfia, Abril 6.-Chuck
Klein, ell fuerte bateador, fir
mo aver I'm contrato por tres
amos, luego de una conferencia
con los directories de su club.
Afirmase que Klein recibira
$40, 900 por los tres amos, en- lu-
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
&2ANF PAIL
STRIBLfNG INVITADO POR
Ell ITO ROBINSON

Macon, Ga, Abr1l s.-Hoy Sc
pondra ell uniforme del Brook
Ign para practicar con los "dod-
gers, invitado por ell TIC Ro-
La gaceta., 1931-04-06


HORARlO DE CONSCLTAS
De Ia socIEDAD
EEL BEN PUBLICO"
EN- YBoR:
DIR. N. A. P~ORTocARRERO
Martes, Jusves y SabadO de 8 Q 81 q.
DIR. A. A.
Lunss; MisEc . = vis ss de 9 n.
DR.. A. BUSTILLo
tunes, Microbes y Viernes de ! o 2 Z. u.
Martes, Jueves ' Sabado de 6a7P.M NJ.
DR.. D. M. TlS0N
Lunss, Microbes Y Viernss de 7 ayP.E
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Martes r. Jueves de $50 . 1880 p. u.
SahAdo de 1a2P n.
OR G. P0RR0s M6dico IhtsSse
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Lunsa. MtArcolsSy Viernes do $50 $50 ?. Z.
sERvIcIo DE tAMBULANcIA. Te;:.Ono Y 1lle
TsldfOnos para visitas por Ell dia: YbOr City, Y 1853
West Tampa, H 3846. Para lams3ss por L. nocho,
10 mismo On Ybor Que On West Tampa, 7 121O.
,Avlsos En- YBoR CITY
Dr.. PortocArrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, Dr.. A. Bus
tito, DR.. 8. n. TisCn, Dr.. Suiio J. Guerra, On Ia Bota-
- del CfrculO Cubano TelefonO No. Y 1865.
AWSO EN- WEST TAMPA
DR.. A. Gonzalez, DR.. A. Bustillo, Dr.. B. u. TAon,
Or. Julie J. Guerra en- 10 BOtica III Bisn PdbNcc, Tel6-
fono No. n 8SAS.
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BOXE0
LIZALDE CONTRA V
MANUEL

MANUEL 49,
Ell orgullo de PuefV |dsSi-
SO Lizalds6s Ell orgu] am
pa, ksr.uei Quinta 4 bati-
ran hoy por Ia @lo3 enja.
min Fialaa diea(,s Rltoiee
confiando enfgue s opunos
har vencido a(Youn ssell,
saturnino Tiyerio " ur,pa-
go sagHero, [iso abr or,spe-
rama de de- rotar ed I. She al
oriundo de Ge:;cia. M.
Ell ciuuadano de Puerto Rico
tiene en- alto concepto su vigor
fisico Y agresividad, y ha conse-
guido que ell tamano del cuadri-
latero sea solo de Ia pies, en-
contra de las reglas del boxeo
organizado, que demandan un
tamano de "a pies.
Con esta reduction en- ell
La gaceta., 1931-04-06

Tel6fOnos para. vsitas por Ell dia: YbOr City, Y IL
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llaTnsass por la nocE
10 mismO On YbOr- que On West Tampa. 7 1AlO.
La gaceta., 1931-04-06
.AVaS0S IN YROR CsTY

DR.. Port0CarreFo, Dr.. A. A. Gonzales, DR..
10 del CirculO Cubano Telefono No. Y lass.
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Mrs. Thomas z. Trevvett, accompa-
MED by her son and daughter, Mr..
Thomas q. Trevvett, jr., and Miss Helen
Trevvett of Jamaica, N. Y, are spend
ing few days in Washington and are
stopping at the Dodge Hotel while mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Whip of Toledo,
Ohio, are at the Shoreham Hotel Tor
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Roger Coulter. who has been
giving a series of entertainments in her
home in Sandy Spring, gave luncheon
Thursday when she had as guests Mrs.
Lionel c. Probert, Mrs. John @. Bentley,
Mrs. Allan Farquhar, Mrs. Charles F..
Kirk, Mrs. Newton Stabler, Mrs. Fred
erick L. Thomas. Mrs. Everett, Mrs.
Mary Hutton, Mrs. Henry j. Nichols,
Mrs. Joseph T. Moore, Mrs. Thomas
Ladson, Mrs. Samuel Wetherald. Mrs.
Francis Hallowell, Mrs. John H. Janney.
Mrs. Robert H. Miller, Mrs. William H.
Hill, Mrs. Charles F. Brooke, Mrs. j.
Janney Shoemaker, Miss Emma T.
Stabler, Miss Mary E. Gilpin, Miss
Mary M. Stabler, Miss Mary P. Brooke,
and Miss Turner of Virginia.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Coulter en-
tertained at bridge, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Jean Coulter, and sister.
Miss Sallie P. Brooke. The guests were
Mrs. Joseph Tilton, Mrs. Clarence Hur-
rey, Mrs. Ivan Weld, Mrs. r. Bentley
Thomas, Mrs. Erwin Kemp, Mrs. VIII
liam w. Moore, Mrs. Edward Bentley,
Mrs. Francis P. Robson, Mrs. Charles
E. Bond, Mrs. Mortimer o. Stabler, Mrs.
Roderick Adams, Mrs. Charles F. Kirk,
Mrs Maurice j. Stabler, Miss Estelle T.
Moore, Miss Isabelle Miller, Mrs. Will
liam John Thomas, Miss Janet Miller
and Mrs Uric Hutton of Ossining,
N. Y. Supper was served at small
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