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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

short living distance of the u Treasury will ye find the
superb location the matches natural beauty and the vast
wooded acreage which make possible Stratbeade various
Golf Layou its Riding Academy with Is miles of bride
trails its community owned Club House. the Baseball
Fields and Tennis Courts, huge sparkling Swimming
Poo-andby means least the and acres of mod
ern-equpped play lands for little children Here is cen
evidence that the weakness of other communities 10
the strength of Stratbmeade These ere added VGSss
that only Stratbmeade 8ivs
Use the Coupon today Learn why the fine residential and
recreatonal of Stratmeads never be dpated
Learn why ensroachment of business no congestion ne
architectural monstrots create those undesirable
conditions that inevitably face the modern city home
side of Stratbmeade.
And of equal importance consider the splendid oppouni
ties which Satbeade offers the early investor for assured
profits pro basis Now of all times your golden
opportunity remembering that the richest always
go the pioneer.
Remember, Stratbmeade welcomes the most searching in
estgaton for only by investigation you possibly learn
what Stratbmeade means to you u your future your
Washington. Stratbmeade insists that you have right to
know. =
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COMEDY FEATURE TONIGHT

Wedding Rings" with Lois Will son, is the attraction for this eve- ming at the local Coliseum. A real entertainment with lots of genuine laughs.
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IMPROVED ROASTING. PROCESS RESULTS IN
 DISTINCTIVE COFFEE.
Flavor Such as No Other Coffee Has is Marvelously De-
 veloped Through Control

Beyond doubt the most revolu- tionary event in the history of coffee was the invention and pat enting, a few years ago, of a re- markable roasting process by Hills Bros. of San Francisco.
 This process is called Controlled Roasting. By permitting only a few pounds of coffee at a time to pass continuously through the roast CTS in which the heat and speed of operation are accurately controlled, perfect roast is insured. Every berry is roasted evenly with the result that there is a matchless, uniform flavor in every pound.
 Tests show that such flavor can not be developed by the common method of roasting coffee in bulk. In spite of watchful care, the op- orator cannot prevent variation of roast in the different patches. Nat urally there is variation in the flavor.
 In order to keep their delicious coffee absolutely fresh,' Hills Bros. pack it in vacuum. By this process air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, is taken out of the can and kept out. Ordinary cans, even if air-tight, do not keep coffee fresh. Hills Bros. Coffee is sold every where by grocers. Ask for it by name and look for the Arab-the trade-mark-on the can.
 Hills; Bros. Coffee, Inc, San Francisco, California. Olssl
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R Rrcttal Cxy1taph~ Wsn.Aasrk
 MYSTERIOUS WAVE EzS szzs SsEs Szls

SYNOPSIS: Limey Doc" Simon, Gunman Gryde, "Spid- CT" Schlitz, Chink Dorson, who had kidnapped John Waves daughter, are trailed by him to England. They are unaware that he knows their identities and seeks revenge for the death of his daughter, caused by their treatment. Wave has dropped his family name, St. Clair, the better to carry out his purpose. His detectives, MT. and Mrs. William, summon him to England after discovering Si- mon, Gryde and Dr. Machado in charge of a nursing home, which the pair have entered, singly, as patients. In England Wave discovers the murder of Schlitz, who has been posing as an English gentleman, by Dorson, the quarrel presumab- ly being ever the loot in the Kidnapping case. Thus dies one of the men Wave has marked for death, the murderer being likewise doomed by similar VOW.
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to move the curtain, and I did not cut the tiny slit until she had gone out of the room.
 This was girl who might be of any age from 18 to 2l or g, and so amazingly, 50 mraculously like Rosemary that, at the age of 12, she must have been Rosemarys in distinguishable twin and double or as I say, had Rosemary lived, thus must she have been to the last detail.
 Almost I went to her and took her in my arms.
 Almost-and for the first time since Rosemary died-I broke down and lost control of voice and lips and tears.
 Rosemary
 Copyright, 1880, by Frederick A.
 Stokes Co.)
 A life for soul! Compelling is the exchange Wave finds to- morrow has shaped his life but vengeance struggles on.
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No Fundamental Changes Planned
 By Standard Oil

CHICAGO. -Iay IA propos- ed reorganization of the corporate structure of Standard Oil Company of Indiana to be presented to stock holders at the annual meeting May T involves no fundamental change, a statement issued by the company said.
 It was explained reorganization was intended merely to place the corporation under the 1929 corpora ton law of Indiana, instead of the act of 1889, now archaic. The com panys charter expires in 1889.
 Stockholders also will be asked to vote on change of allowing fifteen directors instead of eleven as at present. Mere provision for the future" the statement said
 Old nonarc at tba En1pira nffica
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LEAGUE MEETING;
 NEW OFFICERS ELECTED

A business meeting of the Ladies League was held last evening. Two new officers were elected, Mrs. w. A. Fleek, as vice president, succeed ing Mrs. R. Bonner, resigned, and Mrs. Robert Fraser, as Secretary in place of Mrs A. J. Balog, also resigned.
 May 9 is the date set for the next tea to be given by the League. Mrs Alex Gair and Mrs. John Mills will be the hostesses for the event.
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FRESHMAN FROLIC IS
 ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW

Saturday, May 2, is the date and Young's Bay is the place, of the annual Frosh picnic. All the fac- ulty members and the high school students will be guests of the fresh men. The gasboat Pheasant has been secured to take the picnickers out, and 6:30 am. is the time set for the start.
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Old papers at the Empire office
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Chapter 40
DORSoN's NEMESIS

After coupe of minutes oi listening for any sound in that silent house. I crept across and en- tered the room, and, I admit with shame, sat for awhile and gloated upon the hideously distorted face of the first of Rosemary's murder CTS to receive his punishment.
 And the wicked joy of my heart was increased appreciably by the thought that it was in punishment of that very crime-and not of ne of his myriad others-that this enemy of mankind had met his fate.
 It was over my diamond that they had quarreled, and that he had been murdered, and it was through their theft of my dia- mond that Rosemary had died
 Number one" whispered, Number One, you reptile and kicked him with all my strength. I confess it with deep shame and contrition ;. But in those days I was not really sane person.
 And now for Number Two
 Evidently Chink Dorson had made a search-presumably for the dia- mond-as the floor in front of an open safe was strewn with scat tered papers.
 Picking up, in my gloved hand, one of these, of which the back was blank, and taking a pencil from my pocket, I wrote in block capitals. "SO PERISH ALL WHO DOUBLE CROSS CHICAGO CHINK.
 SIGNED, CHINK DORSON."
 This document I attached to the lapel of Spider Schlitz's coat by means of the stickpin from his tie.
 Surely this would put the Brit ish Scotland Yard in communica- tion with the American police and would in conjunction with Dorson's fingerprints and the anonymous letter, that I would write to Scot land Yard, put the halter about Dorson's neck.
 Meanwhile I must get secretly and safely away from the scene of the crime, for, were I to be ar- rested on suspicion, I might be identified and I we'll might, even though I proved my innocence cs this crime, find myself extradited to America and returned for life to the jail whence I had escaped.
 Departing swiftly and safely from the silent house. I walked to the railway station, but only entered it when, in the distance, saw an ap- preaching train.
 The same afternoon, by means suggested to me by William in his latest letter, made my way at the luncheon hour, into the great park that surrounded The Monas- tery Nursing Home. crossed the grounds and gardens nonchalantly, and sat awhile on set in a group of shrubbery near the house.
 At half-past one-after carefully studying Williams sketch plan-I crossed a wide lawn, apparently un- seen by any, and stepped over the broad low window-sill of the open window of what I correctly supposed to be the Doctors con- sulting room.
 It had been my intention, in the event of such success as I had achieved, to sit me down in an armchair, light cigarette, and recline at my ease until such time as Charters should enter his con- sulting room.
 I did not carry out this program in full.
 had seated myself in the deep and comfortable armchair which faced bis desk, when. glancing idly round the beautiful old room, my eye fell upon and promptly noted
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-01

Friday, May 8th, being the last meeting before the summer vaca- tion the Pioneers and Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting after which there will be public card party. Prizes and refreshments. Admission 50 cents. adv.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
FINNISH H-SCANDINAvIAN- AMERICAN DANCE TO
 BE GIVEN TOMORROW

Three different nationalities of dance music, Finnish, Scandinavian and American, will feature the dance which is to be given in the natatorium tomorrow evening. A. F. Granberg, who is giving the dance, has secured several musicians who can render correct music for each and there will be plenty of it.
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FINAL CLEANUP,

Used Cars, Parts and Motors. Motors for marine purpose. Name your price and take 'em." See Lucas" at Juneau Motors. -adv.
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Made Jesuit lay brother a few weeks ago, Alfredo Oswald, Bra- gillian pianist, recently attended the ceremony whereby his wife, Mrs. Beatrice Oswald, was in- vested with the habit of a Carmel ite nun. This clustering of hus- band and wife is believed to have few precedents. The couple re- sided at Baltimore Md.
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DERROTA DE
SHACKELS

\ Buenos Aires, Julio 13.-Ar :
nfando Shackels, de Belgica, fue
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Sus tropas a la intemperie, re-
tfocede con su escolta en- busca
&c aquel alojamiento, dici6ndose
Q dieiendo a sus ayudante
AIN pasare mejor la noche que
a campo raso, y, de canine, sa-
ore por que esta tarde, al divi-
Sar mi victoriosa bandera, no
echaron las campanas a vuelo.
como de SECURE las echardn es-
"a noche... "-Francamente mi
ouen amigo, emo tiene tcdo esto
visos de verdad?
mo, sehora !-res9ondi6
graVemente Guillermo, contem-
plando con admiraeiSn ~ las41-
ma a la terrible maestro de
amor que tan amarga idea te-
MA del coraz6n humano.-;No.
sonora! 70 no he pensado nj sen
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brada flaqueza,.. Por consiguien
te, senior D. Guillermo, listed ha
procedido Ell TODD y por TODD
como ell invasor que, yendo a la
conquista de %lazas fuertes, no
Sc para a tomar nj castigar la
aldea indefensa, pero silencio-
sa V diScola cual 81 fuera rebel
de, que We a un lado del canine.
sino que pasa de largo, por no
perder I'm tempo precioso en-
empeno tan insignificante.. 49,.
Mas he aqui que, un POGO mas
ALA, sorprende la noche a los
expedicionarios en- despoblado
Y lloviendo... Reeuerda entonces
nuestro h6roe la pobre Y Gala
da aldea que Sc aued6 atras, Gu
aspecto no era del TODD desa-
y, dejando acampa-
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es la explicaci6n..

-Faeil es la explicaci6n...-
replic6 ella con acento mas Ia
no y tranquilo.-Conozco a los
hombres, sobre TODD a los extra
ordinarios Y notables como us
ted, acostumbrados al exito y a
la lisonja, y sc que necesitan yer
doblarse ante ellos toda cabeza
que Sc haya doblado ante otros..
-Marquesa, juro a listed.
II Dejeme coneluir antes de
jura, no sea que luego Sc ARE
pienta de haber jurado en- fall
SOL. En- cuando a 10 del marQae
sddo, sepa listed que no he SAGA
do ell titulo... nameme, pues,
Sedora o Julia. Y vuelvo a mi
discurso. Podra resignarse un
conquistador a que los fuertes
de voluntad o profession no lie
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cia.-lE staria escrito que vol
vieramos q vernos! Sientese...
-ahadi6 en- seguida, mostran-
dole una silla de hero que ha-
bia cerca de la suya.-Ya conta-
ba 20 con que volveria listed es-
ia noche, y la prueba es que ha-
bia dado orden de que lie die
sen que estaba indispuesta Y
durmiendo y no podia pasarse-
me recado, asi como de que lie
prohibieran a listed pernoctar
en- ell cortijo...
= Sierra ~verdad?-exclam6
Guillermo con admiration Y cier
to j1bilo.-i listed me espera-
ba L..
No, sehor... Yo temia que
listed viniese,.. y bien claro 10
demuestran las referidas 6rde-
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rindan pleito homemade; pero a
los debiles de oficio o de fama
no los releva nunca del tribute
de servilismo.,. Porque es nece-
sario no ser menos que ell heroe
anterior! Els necesario ufanar-
Sc, que no de una tan sencilla
victoria, de haber pisoteado los
costosos laureles ajenos!... Us
ted me miro Y me habl6 esta
manana, no como hubiera ha-
blado o mirado a la mujer mas
del mundo, de quien ma
da desfavorable supiese, sine
como Sc miriam, en- una almone-
da de curiosidades hist6ricas,
las cosas que fueron cdras... Di-
go mas; listed no habria venido
buscarme esta noche sin con-
tar de antsmano con mi renom-
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mes dadas a mi eapataz..

mes uauaS a I'LL cdpdlaZ,.
Para ell case es 10 mismo...
j Ustad 10 temia!,.. Y Jpor
que? lPor que temerlo?..-re-
puso ell j6ven con dulzura, acer-
cando su sina a la de la Marque
sa.
10 temia por listed mas
que por mi...-respondio ella sin
moverse.-Ni crea que hay ia
tuidad e impertinencia en- esa
adivinaci6n de que listed ven
dria... Por ell contrario: hay
gran humildad de mi parte, o
mas bien c6nciencia perfecta
de mi desventura..
-Ruego a listed que Sc expli-
que. ..-murmur6 Guillermo, do
minado por la triste solemnidad
de aQuellas palabras.
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Los Rojos de Cincinnati triun
faron aver dos wees sobre los
Piratas. En- ell primer encuen :
trio, pegando Is hits anot6 ell
Cinci catorce carreras.
Con sus II hits ell Pittsburg Sc
quedo en- siete carreras.
En- ell segundo la carrera de ia
victoria fue hecha en- ell onceno
inning.
Pittsburg, 7c, 14h, Be.
Cincinnati lac, 15h, De.
Pittsburg sc, 1Oh, Re.
Cincinnati &c, 12h, De.
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lies" batearon de Quadrangle
lar. OFT, de los Gigantes, "conec-
to" dos veces de "jonron."
Filadelfia &c, 8h, 2e.
New York 13c, 14h, De.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, 2e.
New York Sc, 13h, lie.
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tubeyes" durante el dia.

"tubeyes" durante Ell dia.
Gan6 Chicago Ell primero, a.
notando 5 carreras en- Ia sept
ma entrada.
La victoria del St. Luis, en- ell
segundo, fue en- una Fiesta de
bateadores." Con Fl hits anota-
ron II carreras los Cardenales
con Is, los Cubs anOtaron trece
Chicago 7c, 14h, Re.
st. Luis SC, Oh, lie.
Chicago 13c, 16h, Be.
st. Luis tic, 9Th, Be.
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SERVICIO DE A~MBULANCIA. TeisionO Y 1116

Fouet&n de La Gaceta No. 10
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Presenciaron ell doble juefo
de aver entire ell Chicago y ell St.
Luis, 5,715 fanaticos. Reglas
extraordinarias que hubo nece-
sidad de adoptar, a causa de la
concurrencia, dieron lugar a 81
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Chicago 4c, 12h, BE.
Cleveland sc, Oh, 2e.
Chicago 7c, 12h, De.
BOXE0
TOMMY WHITE R A
UN CUBANO

Ciudad de MEXICO, Julio Ia
Pesando 149 libras, Tommy
White, pugilista de peso media
no, derrot6 aver Ell la Arena Ma
cional, al cubano Angel Sanchez,
que pesaba 16Q.
La Relea dur6 los doce asaltos
que Sc habian anunciado y Tong
my alcanz6 ell fallo de los jueces
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cHocoLAi eNzoNER1 Y
woIcAS LEARAN EN-
LA Presses SEMANA

New York, Julio 13.-Dos
campeones defenderaD su tituia
en- la presente semana, Tony Can
zoneri, trey" de la categoria de
peso ligero y de pequeno peso
weller, y Midget Wolgast, reco-
nocido en- algunos estados como
Ell campe6n mundial de peso de
mosca.
Hoy lunes, en- Los Angeles,
Cal, Canzoneri peleara contra
Cecil Payne, de Louisville, por
ell titulo de pequeno peso welter,
Esta noche, en- ell estadio de
Coney Island, ell campe6n VOL
CAST defendera su corona con-
ira ell negro Ruby Bradley, de
Holyoke, Mass, a Is asaltos.
Charley Retzlaff, de Duluth,
sera ell oponente de Ralph Ficu-
cello, manana martes, en- New
York,
]. Stanley Poreda, de Jersey
City, Sc batira manana, a diez
asaltos, con Jack Renault, del
Canada.
Ell negrito Kid Chocolate ten
ORA una dura prueba ell mierco-
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st. Luis &c, All, lie.
Detroit 7c, 13h, lie.

Con su victoria de aver sobre
los Senadores, ell New York sc
puso de nuevo en- posici6n de
competir. Ell Washington quedt
a seis juegos del primer lugar,
Cinco errrres conetieron los
vencidos.
New YORK, 10c. 11h, lie.
Washington Dc, 11h, Be.
Cleveland Zoe, TIA, lie.
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BASE RAIL
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Robins repartieron los
honores, ganando ell primer de-
saffo con ell Boston y perdiendo
ell segundo. Adolfo Luque, la es-
Hrella Guiana, lanz6 en- ell prime
70, dejando en- siete hits a los
Braves. Lopez actu6 de catcher
en- ell primero, pegando un hit
en- cuatro wees al bate.
En- ell segundo ell Boston hiZo
la carrera decsiiva en- la decima
segunda entrada.
Boston 4c, Tn, lie.
Brooklyn 7c, 10h, De.
Boston dc, 13h, lie.
Brooklyn &c, 11h, lie.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Triunfaron los campeones de.
mundo en- un doble encuentro cd
ell Boston.
Hoyt lanz6 en- ell primero, ped
mitiendo solo 6 hits; Mahaffey
deco en- Z hits a sus oponen.es.
AL Simmons y Jimmy Fox pc
garon de cuadrarEIlar en- ell pr
nero.
Filadelfia 7c, 14h, lie.
Boston &c, Oh, De.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, De.
Boston &c, III, 2e.
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Los Gigantes derrotaron al
Filadelfia en- un doble desafio.
F~itzsimmons lanz6 en- ell segun-
do, permitiendo solo seis hits.
Klein y Hurst, de los "phi-
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Anunciese en- LA CACETA"

Lucia acercandose carinosamen
tie a Benito Y colocando sus bo-
nitas manos sobre los hombros
de su padre,-papa de mi alma,
tn que hasta hace un mes has
sido ell hombre mas amable, mas
bondadoso, mas dulce de la tie
IRA, y no es mi carino de hija
quien me ciega para juzgarte
Iasi, sino que esa es la opinion de
todos cuantos tuvieron la dicha
de tratarte 0 de estar a tus Or
denes; tn, cuyo unico disgusto,
seg1n nos decias muchas veces.
era yer a tn amigo PUG STEM
pre- malhumoradd Y misantro-
pc; til, que solo penSabas alguna
vez en- ell milagro de ser rico.
para hacer la felicidad de tn IA
milia y de todos los que te ro-
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AVISOS EN YkOR C;TY

-Puede listed quedarse con
unas y con otras para ell que las
necesite. o Sc las pida; que 20
con no volver a traspasar los
umbrales de esta casa, nj volver
a YER a listed en- mi vida, me da-
re por muy c~ontento.
Olga listed, j6ven. mi pro-
posici6n eS tan v~entajosa w..
y en- cuanto a su hija, a la
pobre vfctima a quien quiere
listed tiranizar hasta rebaiarla
al nivel de una criada, 81 pensa-
ra como yo, a 10 cual ju~o a us
ted que he de contribuir con to-
das mis- fuerzaS, va veriamos 10
que haria...
Olga listed, Use atreve us
ted a amenazarme con mi pro-
pia hija? IQue Quiere listed de-
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era un caos; un preside suelto,
como decfa de Espana ell ceke-
bre O'Donnell, Y que desde hoy
sera 10 que debe ser Y 10 que
nunca debi6 ser de otra manera.
Y no tie obstines en- llevarme la
contraria. no me exasperes, o
nos oiran los sordos.
va te estan oyendo ahora
mismo, puesto que sin motive nj
razon gritas y te enojas.
-Si hay o no motive. no eres
tn quien pueda juzgarlo. Sufre
mi enojo, 81 10 tengo; obedece
mis- 6rdenes, y no tie metas en-
dibujos. FL primer deber de una
hija es la obediencia: cumple
con 81, Y til y yo ganaremos mu-
cho.
-Pero, papa mio-replico
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deayan; tn, defensor continue
de los obreros, de los criados.
de los pobres, de todos auuellos.
en- fin, que por ell sole~hecho de
servlr y depender y trabaiar
eran dignos de la conmise aci6n
y DE- la tolerancia de los amos v
de los jefes, segln I'd mismo de-
clas continuamente; til, papa
mic, que jamas desatendiste
una recommendation nj negaste
una suplica de tn hija; til. que
slempse buscabas mi sonrisa v
me tendias tus brazos, ic6mo
hoy tie apartas de mi, hurano Y
1osco, y reganas con TODD ell
mundo, y TODD cuanto ha2en los
cue te rodean te irrita y te d
agrada? Vamos a Yer, i9aien
ha enoiado hasta el extreme
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BENJAMIN FIELD ORE
CERA LA PELEA MARTI-
NEZ-STOKES

Como 81 Sc tratara de una "pe
lea del otro jueves", ell promoter
de Benjamin Field ACADIA de a.
nunciar que ha contratado a
Wilbur Stokes, j6ven de Lake
land, para combatir con Ell vete-
rano Hilario Martinez, excam-
.pe6n de peso welter.
A Hilario Sc ha dado la garan
tia que pidiera y a Stokes Sc lie
entregara ell $50 de 10 que Sc
recaude en- las taquillas.
Las acciones de Hilario han
subido mucho, en- esta ciudad,
desde su victoria sobre ell porto
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TOMMY VEN
CLIO A CAM.
POLO

New York, Mayo 16.-Tom-
my Loughran, de Filadelfia, al
canz6 aver una facil decision,
Ell diez asaltos, sohre Victoria
Campolo, de La Argentina, ele-
vandose de nuevo a la primera
fila de peso complete.
Todo 10 hizo Tommy menos
"acostar" a su oponente y has
ia por I'm tempo pareci6 que ell
gigantic iba a ser derribado por
los golpes del maestro del pugi-
lismo. Los jueces y ell referee
Gahan lie concedieron ocho de
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ir con estas reticencias?

cir con estas retlcenclaS?
Que beso. a listed la mano;
que guarde listed sus riquezas,
Y que 81 tie vi no me acuerdo.
-iQue es este? iAd6nde va
usted?-dijo Lucia, entrando de
pronto Ell ell escritorio Y adivi-
nando en- ell geSto de su novio
que Sc despedia de la casa.
-Adonde no encuentre hon.
bres que por un miserable pu-
nado de orc olviden todas sus
promesas Y r%enieguen de sus
palabras.
Y sin dar la mano a la joven
nj saludar al viejo, ell desespe-
RADIO e iracundo Ramiro sali6
del esoyitorio Y pocos momentos
despues de la casa.
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EN- WEST TAMPA.


Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1853
West Tampa, d SS46. Para llamsass por lie noche,
10 miSmo er YbOr que en- West Tampa, Y 1AlO.
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rriqueno Lizalde y ef "noc;
que aplicara a Ted Goodrich
NOTAS De ROxF
Ell Centre Asturiano daraI
una function de beneficio en- La
Arena del puesto Marcelo Con-
zalez, nrolEo iente ell dfa l de
JUNO.
Tratase de %presentar en- la
"pelea estrella" a Hilario Mar
tinez y Tommy Jones.

Una attraction que estan aN
rrinconando los sabiosc promo
torres de por AGA, es ell campe6n
cubano de peso mediano, TpaS
Dominguez. +. .ib;
iSera verdad ESQ, E4dME-
por ahi, de que Hilas uN
re "molestias" con y
de Camagiey''? %caclon
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FOuettn de La Gaceta No. II
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

las ocho de la manana, sale u.s.
ted de Barcelona, adonde no vol
vera hasta que 20 Sc 10 mande,
y ALI su conducta y su obedien-
cia me proporcionaran OCCASION
de hacerle justicia. Esto es TODD
10 que tenfa que d%ecirle. Puede
listed retirarse, Y va recibira
listed antes de mahana mis- Or
denes y mis- instrucciones.
La gaceta., 1931-05-16
CAPITULO XII
MEDIA VUELTA A LA IL
.QUIERDA ES 10 MISMO
QUE E d VUELTA A LA
DERECHA, SINO QUE ES
TODD
LO CONTRARIO

-Pero, papa, Gme quieres de
cir 10 que significa esa despe.
dida, 10 que sucede hace un mes
en- esta 1desdichada casa? Esto
es un manicomio, aqui nadie Sc
entiende, TODD sucede al reeves
de 10 que debia ocurrir: mi tia
llora, til rabias, Ramiro sc mar
cha: iyo no Sc que pensar de
todo este!
-Pues este significa que este