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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

MuptialRites
So[emnized

HARLINGEN, Sept. 5.-A quiet
but very pretty wedding took place
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, at
the home Of the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Fred II. Hall, SD
West Buchanan ST. when their
daughter, Miss Lila Hayes Hall,
became the bride OF Hardage Phil
lips Cooper, Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p. Cooper OF Dallas, Texas.
The living room was a bower 81
flowers, with roses in various types
OF baskets and grouped IN a semi
circle about the fireplace. Masses
or fern and vines were banked
from the doorway across the fire.
place as an improviSed altar and
a p~rofuSion of pink radiance roses
formed a charming $ ting for the
beautiful and impressive marriage
service, read by Reverend w. w.
Lee OF the First Baptist church.
The bride entered on the arm
OF her father. Just before the bridal
party entered. Mrs. v. Fl. Conner
sang Since Thou Art Mine, Con
chois). Mrs. Conner then played
the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin
as they advanced TO the altar.
The bride looked charming IN a
French model of brown satin, with
trimmings of burnt orange and
brown accessories, and carrying a
lovely arm bouquet Of sunset roses.
TN groom awaited her coming
with his best man, Willi-m <.
Ewing. The bride was attended by
Miss Frances kaufman as maid OF
honor. She was becomingly attired
in a sunset organdie frock and her
arm bouquet vas composed Of VAL
ley roses. A lovely picture was
presented by the lighted white
Cathedral candles, shedding their
soft luster on the briday party.
A reception followed at the home
and shortly afterward the couple
left for a two weeks wedding
journey in Mexico. where they will
visi- Monterrey. Saltillo, and 9TH
er places. AS she left her home.
the bride threw her bouquet into
the group and Miss Mary vittatoe,
OF Brownsville, was the fortunate
one TO capture II.
Mrs. Cooper is a graduate Of
Oklahoma University, a member OF
the Alpha Xxi Delta Sorority. and
va head OF the History Depart
ment in the Harlinger. High school.
where she taught for four years.
Mr.. Cooper. a long resident Of this
city, IS a graduate engineer Of the
Texas "A. g. M. college and now
associated with the Texas Electric
Service Company Of Fort Worth
where the young couple will make
their future home.
They were presented with many
lovely gifts from their many friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Club viii
Study Texas
This Year

The Brownsville Study club will
have as their study for this year.
Texas. and a program for the first
meeting which will be held Thurs
d., Oct. !, was outlined at the
call session held the past week in
the home Of Mrs. Harry Faux.
Mrs. T. "A. OUTLAW will be In
charge Of the program. Topics as
signed are Legends Of Texas. Mrs.
g. G. Graham: Texas Under Seven
Flags. Mrs. H, 3. Jeffreys: and
Biographies OF Famous Texans. Mrs,
] NJ. Abel. Mrs. Jack Snoeberger will
give a ten minute parliamentary
drill and roll call is to be answered
With current events.
Four new members were added
at the meeting. They we're Mes
DANES O. B. Horton, Thomas
Homer. william Coleman and j.
NJ. Abel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Mrs. Wilson Is
Hostess To Club

Mrs. Nv. J. W4lsO- entertained
the members OF the Lucky Thir-
teen bridge club this past week,
three tables Of players being pres
elt.
Mrs. George Baker was the only
guest. The club prize was awarded
to Mrs. r. Giles and the cut 70
Mrs. Charles Lovinger.
Hostess on Sept. . will be- Mrs.
Low tiger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Interesting Trip
Is Made In Mexico

Miss jeanette MacConachie ar
rived BY plane Wednesday from
Vera Cruz. Mexico. August 10, Miss
MacConachie sailed from New Or
leans for Progreso. Yucatan to visit
the ancient Magyar ruins at Usmal
and Chichen TIA and also visited
old Campeche City. She reports a
most interesting trip.
Mrs. j. A. Graham has returned
from a visit v n her mother, Mrs.
Thomas at Burnet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Virginian$
PlanPiMic
Labor Day

VirginianS and West Vlrginians
will hold a picnic AT Aair Park.
Harrington. Monday. Labor Day.
They are requested t0 bring N filled
basket as luncheon VIII de served
on the park grounds.
An interesting program ~ planned
ana WILL include speaking by well
known parties OF both states. read
ings. singing and p-izes will be-
offered for the Oldest and youngest
in attendance. II IS desired that a
state organization be- formed and
yearly meetings held.
Information may be had. BY call
ing Tom B. Bowman OF Harrington
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Informal Luncheon
Parties AT Sh a
Yacht Club Recently

Mrs. w. r. Jones was the gra-
cious hostess during the past week
at two informal luncheon par
ties at Shary Yacht club in Port
Isabel. On Thursday she had as
her guests. MIR. and Mrs. r.. G.
Greenwood and Mrs. ". II. Lack
land Of Harrington and DR.. and
Mrs. w. r.. Spivey or Brownsville.
Guests Friday we're Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Blackman, Mrs. Milton West
and Miss Mamie Bourne.
The personnel or both occasions
were in attendance ' the teachefS~
institute held III Port Isabel Thurs
day and Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Study Club QMercedes Has
Interesting Program For Year
by Burlington, weslaco

party this week In honor or her sis
ter. Mrs. l.. II. MoSely. Mrs. Mose.y.
with her husband. has recently NOV
ed from san Antonio 10 Harrington.
A color scheme OF pink and ~reen
was carried out In floral decorations
and also in table accessories.
In the games high score trophy
was won by Mrs. Mosely. who was
also presented a guest favor. Mrs.
Max Westel and Mrs. Gene Brown.
each cut high for a prize.
"A tempting refreshment plate was
passed later. Others present were
MeSdames Linton Acher. w. z.
Robinson. II. Roth. o. j. Schaeffer
and q. r.. Archer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
hAA
Woman's
Article In
Magazine

Interesting excerpts are taken
from an address entitled Vision d
Purpose. made by Miss Julia o.
Brien, first vic~e-president, state
federation OF Business and Profess
sional Women's clubs, at the district
conference held in Sweetwater In
February and which appeared in the
July number of The Texas Woman,
a magazine for business and pro-
fessional women:
"Vision-the faculty Of seeing
ahead: Purp0se-the act OF putting
things over.
Vision and purpose are two in
diSpensable. individual qualities
which always accompany the woman
who makes good-and the woman
who remains TO the good.
Seeing Ahead.
"One OF the proverbs reads:
Where there is no vision the peo-
pie perish" and to that might well
be added: Where there is no pur-
pose the people need no vision
Study the successful man or
woman and you will find they have
a natural tendency and a highly
developed sense Of seeing ahead. The
failures are those who are blind as
a bat in the very daylight Of some
great opportunity.
".'s'There have been so many
worthwhile accomplishments by the
Business and Professional Women's
clubs that II would indeed be a hard
matter to decide on the thing
which has done the most good for
our members. To my mind the out
standing thing is the fellowship End
friendship it has created among us
1.-The federation has tried and
succeeded 10 some extent 10 educate
us TO stand for and with each other.
Generally speaking, there is not the
same cooperation among women as
among men. How many OF us pat
ronize the woman doctor, the woman
lawyer, or the woman who is at the
head OF an investment organiZa-
ton? / feel confident we would re-
ceiye just as good. II not better,
treatment from them If we would
just give them a chance. We are
gradually coming 10 II, for we c
beginning 10 realize what it will
mean to establish closer co-opera-
ton and better understanding.
Earn Livings.
Many people expect women 20
purify business when, as a matter
of fact, we are working TO arm a
living just the same as the men. We
expect to contribute a high degree
Of idealism in business. but we do
not expect to bear the burden a.
lone. Cooperation between men and
women is absolutely necessary 10
achieve the best in the business
world. and that is what we want ana
r trying to bring about. Improve
ment in the business world will not
be brought about by feminine ideals
nor BY masculine ideals alone-rath-
er will IL be a compound OF the best
ideas of both sexes that will bring
about the near millennium for which
We yeaTn."
This is Just a portion Of the article
and only parts which would prove Of
general interest have been taken
and reprinted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Couple Returns
From Honeymoon
Trip TO Mexico

Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Villtrreal
ISGguirre have returned frof n
honeymoon spent In Monterrey,
Saltillo. Torreon and Mexico City.
They made the trip by plane.
I'm T0rreOn the couple were the
guests or Mr.. and Mrs. M. Grajales.
vice-president Of G.. A. Il. lines and
In Mexico City they visited rela-
tives.
The couple is al home 10 their
friends In Matam0r0S. where Mr..
ISaguirre Is customs inspector. The
recent bride IS the former Miss
Elisa Barreda.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Scholarship Is
Given T. ZeDec

Felix Ortiz Zepeda. an honor
student OF the 1880 graduating
class OF st. Joseph's college. has
been awarded the Mexican indus
trial scholarship by the University
Of Texas.
He Is a sophomore at the univer-
sity and went from Brownsville last
year on a scholarship created by
monthly contributions made by
friends interested in higher educa-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Los Fresnos
Hospitalities
Are Informal

LOS FRESNOS. Sept. Several
OF the young folks enjoyed q picnic
at BOca Chica Tuesday evening.
They we're Gladys and Dorothy
Franklin of Harrington. Katheryn
Adams also OF Harrington. Id Pat
terson, Hall Palmer. Alene and
Holace Waller. Robert Van Meter,
Lois Devers. Phillip Brady. Gwen
dolyn Zumwalt, Helen Taylor OF
San Benito. Hogan BLUE. John
de zumwalt and Miss GENEVA
Palmer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
State Organizer
Of w. c. Il. u.
Arrives Saturday

Miss Ella Butcher. state organizer
OF w. c. T. u, arrived Saturday.
Sept. 5. 10 be in the city for several
days during which time she will
organize a Mexican w. c. T u.
Miss Butcher has formed several
Mexican unions up the Valley and
before coming here, WIS in Har-
lingen.
She is the guest Of friends while
in Brownsville and was entertained
at luncheon Saturday by Mrs. c.
K. Lamberth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
This
and
That
in
Fashion

A&oSidttu EFtsS Fashion Editor
PARIS H1-Richness Is the rule
for early fall fabrics.
Following predictions Of eight
tenth century sumptuousness in the
winter mode. materials for early
autumn. so far shown, display quiet
elegance and richness In weave and
sheen.
Dull fabrics dominate the mode.
New lanes are seen, displaying a
treatment of metal threads used
rs a discreet background for dull
Satins or c-epes. instead Of forming
distinct gilded patterns as formerly
Moires IN heavy rich watered de-
signs. woven TO drape voluptuously
10 the figure. also promise to be
part Of the formal fall mode.
Many dull surfaced silks are pat
termed with figures OF the same color
but OF another fabric.
Black is hailed as the outstanding
winter color by one prominent cou-
turier. while others promise favor for
rich dark colors.
PARIS R-The short fur jacket.
both pert and practical, will be a
favorite wrap in madame's ward
robe this fall.
Reaching only to the waist or ex-
tending to the hipline in flared pep
lum effect, it is warm enough to be
worn with snug wool street frocks
until snow falls.
The woman who dresses on a
limited allowance viii find that its
abbreviated cut provides a thrifty
way 70 salvage last winters worn
fur coat.
Astrakhan, falyak. seal and Loop
ard are the favorite pelts for the
short fur jackets. Virtually all OF
them are designed with small -oll
collars or scarf effects which fit
closely about the throat.
Sports models are generally de-
signed along straight lines, but town
coats vary from those which end
In a sru fit at the belt TO those
flarinE ort at the hip bones.
Sleeves are often pyffed a bit at
the shoulder line.
The Jackets. which are generally
worn with a little tilted hat trim
med with a band of the same fur.
may match or contrast in color with
the frock which accompanies them.
A brown astrakhan jacket, de-
signed with modified muttonleg
sleeves was worn with a tobacco
brown wool dress at the recent fall
style exhibitions.
"A waistlength leopard jacket ac-
companied a lapus lazuli blue frock.
while a little flared hipbonne Jacket
OF black galyak was worn with a
garnet red wool frock. Many man
nequins carried tiny barrel muffS Of
fur to match their jackets.
Short jackets OF rough pebbly-
weave wool also promise to be popu-
lar for early fall. These are designed
along lines similar to the fur jackets
and generally match the frock in
color.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Plan Reception
For Teachers In
FL Tardin FRIDAY

The El Jarcin PIT. A. will en-
terrain with a reception Friday
evening at the FL Jardin school
building. honoring teachers for this
year. Mrs. w. A. Walker, first
vice-president Of the association, is
program chairman and Mrs. E. c..
Hunter is in charge OF the enter
tainment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
GREEN AND YELLOW
FOR BRIDAL PARTY

WASHINGTON PA green en-
broidered organdie frock with "a
green lace straw hat to match was
worn by Mrs. Hugh Bierman. ma
tron of honor at the wedding ~
Miss Miriam Likens. The hat was
trimmed in yellow and her slippers
were yellow. The little flower girl
wore a long dress Of yellow organdie
with a green sash.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
DINNER PARTY
HONORS ONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lupton very
pleasantly entertained with a din
nur party honoring w. III. Lupt0n.
Guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Lupton Of Brownsville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glare Chase and Mrs. Smith
and daughters Mary and Lois also
OF Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
AT Home After
HONEYMOON :

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr Sewell
are at home to their many friends
al 304 Adams street following a
short honeymoon trip TO New Or
leans and upstate cities. Mrs.
Sewell was the former Miss Allie
Bell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
JACKETS
WIN FALL Y

WIN IlflIL L-EFCAN
PARIS R-Leopard iackets-an-
other style influence Of the Colonial
Exposition-promise 70 be one OF
the smarteSt wraps for fall wear.
Most OF them arc no longer than
waist length and fit snuclv to The
figure. They are worn with bright
colored skirts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
LAWN PARTY
HOSTS RECENTLY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gobar we're
hosts at a lawn party Al their home
recently and included Mr.. and Mrs.
H. II. Ogden and children. Mrs. Stell
Yoder. Miss Wayne Gordon Of San
Benito. Mrs. w. HOWE and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. @. Chatelle and
family in the personnel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
New Residents
Arrive In CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Homer
have recently moved her from Salt
Lake City and are at home 10
friends at the Shapiro apartments
on fifth street. j. T. Homer aud
Thomas Homer are uncle and ne
phew.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
ON EVENING GOWN
SAILOR COLLAR

PARIS R-Jack Tar's sailor co.,
lar Is a new wrinkle On Madames
new evening gown. Some Of the
newest white crepe or satin. dance
and dinner frocks have matching
sailor collars falling halfway down
the back of the gown. Necklines on
such frocks are necessarily high.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

returned from Madi-

c. Bowers returned from Madi-
son last week.
Mrs. y. j. Patterson and Miss
Emma Moses were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Truitt Jordon IN Mcr-
cedes recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Biliue and
daughters and Sydney BLUE left
Saturday for Dardnell, Ark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

Miss Elsa Walther entertained
the Friday bridge club. Mrs. Har-
bert Davenport received high score
prize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
CLUB TO
MEET

The Home Demonstration club
will meet Thursday afternoon Sept.
10th At the home OF Mrs. ID. "A
Phillips.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

Jewish New Year services will he
held Friday night and Saturday
morning az the Masonic Temple IN
this city. All Jewish people in
Brownsville and the Valley are ex-
tended a cordial invitation TO at
tend both services.
Mrs :. G. Tucker Is ut home
after spending two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. VIII Quinn In Tex
arkana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
TWO HANDKERCHIEFS

LATEST EVENING FAD
WASHINGTON (Pl-Two chiffon
handkerchiefs, sometimes three. 10
carry out the color scheme or m
evening costume are the newest sum-
mer wrinkle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

Mrs. Jack Hawkins entertained
With an enjoyable afternoon bridge
La gaceta., 1931-04-08

tencia aislada y triste, cuya
causa habran comprendido aho-
ra, vic llegar ell termino de su
vida con La calma del justo en- la
conciencia y ell nombre de Dios
entire sus labios. Por su testa-
mento, que 70 mismo lei a uste-
dies, instituyo a PUG por here
dero universal de todos sus bic
mes, pero disponiendo en- una
clausula que reservara siempre
la tercera parte del capital a
que entonces ascendia su fortu-
ma. para I'm case de conciencia,
81 llegaba ell momento en- que 70
lie reclamara dicha cantidad pa
IA emplearla en- la forma en- que
ell mismo habia dispuesto en- un
escrito confidential que sellado
lacrado dejaba en- mi notaria.
La gaceta., 1931-04-08

tempo no consigue aliviar, y
aunque 81 jamas permiti6 a ma
die Ia mas pequefia alusi6n a
sus infortunios, mas de una vez
nos dej6 a Benito Y a mi sor-
prenderle con lagrimas en- los
ojos o lanzando suspiros ENTIRE
cortados Y profundos. Era nues
tro amigo leal, nos guerra tan
to como 81 fueramos sus hernia
nos, y sin duda al estrecharnos
entire sus brazos recordaba los
oe aquel Cain que debian haber-.
lie sostenido en- las luchas de la
vida. Pero, en- fin, puesto que
este asunto, segin listed mismo
nos ha dicho. esta completamen
tie ~terminado. icual es Ell otro
que listed juzga cast tan impor
tante y que Rada tisns cue YER
La gaceta., 1931-04-08

cumplir ell ano de existencia, =
por ESQ puedo decir q ustedes
que, no existiendo las personas
en- favor de las cuales reserva-
ba Bernaregui la tercera parte
de su fortuna, puede su herede-
70 disponer libremente de ella
de hoy para siempre, sin traba
nj limitaci6n de ninguna clase.
La triste historic que listed
nos ha relatado tan minueiosa-
mente habia llegado a nuestros
cidos-contest6 Puig-de un
modo vago e incomplete. Saba
mos, como todos los que lie ira
taban, que algln pesar hondo v
2rofundo minaba la vida de Der
raregui. Su caracter dulce, pero
reservado v melanc6lico, acusa-
ba una de esas penas que 81
La gaceta., 1931-04-08

! international Madison squa-

la Hnternacional Madison sqaa-
re Garden, porque' es una peque-
ma organization con un nombre
grande que saldra en- esta cosa
dc "nuevos talentos," trayendp-
les del extranjero.
Yo creo que Ell lamentado In
tekhacional Sporting Club, que
eneuelve a muchos de ~nuestros
distinguidos millonarios, tenia
'algdn p~ensamiento en- esta Iii :
|reccion, pero Ell plan muri6 jun
to con otros que Sc habian pre-
parade.
Como 20 entiendo las cosas Ia
nueva corporation Internacio-
nal sefa financiada con dinero,
de fuera del Garden, asf que. es-
ia solo pagara ell precio de las
luces.
Bill Carey me explicaba ell
plan ell otro dfa, diciendome: La
pelota tiene sus explotadores
buscando nuevos talentos para
las grandes ligas. Ell "hovkey''
tamSien los tiene.
Eltooxeo solo parece no tener
I'm silaema para buscar nuevos
talentos.
ConsiSte ell plan Internacio :
lal en- tener I'm regular sistema
dc explotadores en- Europa, Y es
nuestra creen4a que este trae-
"a nuevas caras a las peleas re-
gulares del Garden"
Entire los primeros que Sc trae-
ran figuran Don, ell armenia,
que pesa 120 libras; Hanlon, ell
irlandes, de 113 libras; Roy L6-
PEE, de Espana, peso mediano,
v Dick, su hermano gemelo !;
Frank Herilby, 142 libras, y Pat
sy Santos, de Espana.
Tony Scucco, un italiano de
40 libras; Tamaginini, otro
idaliano, de 1875 libras; Logan,
de Espana; Orlando, de Italia,
136 libras, Eddy Chafandoni,
de Italia, 1873 libras.
La gaceta., 1931-04-08

primero. Ell primer escrito es
Until. Sc referia al case en- que
.yo, por mis- gestiones incesan-
.tes o por casualidad, me proper
Icionara noticias fidedignas de
La e~xistencia Y paradero de Pr
lar o de su hijo. va no nos cabe
abrigar duda respecto a ambos
extremes. Pillar abandon6 a su
hijo en- la Casa de maternidad
de Lyon y continue por alg1n
arrastrando una vida es-
candalosa por varias ciudades
de Francia. A su muerte, acae.
cida ell ano pasado, Sc supo cual
habia sido Ell nombre Y las Sc
mas que deposit6 al lado de su
hijo en- ell torno de Lyon. Con
elias Sc ha podido comprobar =
que Ell nino falleci6 antes de
La gaceta., 1931-04-08
AWISOS EN WEST TAMPA

A mi f~allecimiento, dehfa pasar
.aquel escrito a poder del notario
mas antique domiciliado en- Bar
Icelona, y asi sucesivamente,
hasta que, transcurridos ounce
amos despues de su muerte, Sc
quemara aquel pliego, sin abrir-
lie, por ell que entonces fuera SUI
depositario."
--Segan eso-dijo PUG, al
yer que ell notario guardaba ST.
lencio,-ha llegado ell case de
abrir ell pliego en- question. mo
es ESQ?
No precisamente, seiores
-respondi6 Ell interpelado,-
pero ST Ell de poder descubrir-
les ell motive de esa clausula Y
el cumplimiento de otro encar-
go tan sagrado como Ell
La gaceta., 1931-04-08

con Ia clausula testamentaria ID
,ruestro amigo?
I'm asunto de conciencia.
I'm negociO que ha de resolverss
amlstosamente y sin acudir ;
los 'rlbunales de j%usticia, 81 CO.
mo creo, listed, Sr. PUG. da cr6-
AUTO a mis- palabras y a este "a
2el que sin saber como ha llega-
90 a mi poder de I'm modo o,,e
no me es possible revelar a uste-
des. USE
-For mi parte, puede listed
naOlar-respondi6 Puig,-riues
% que a mi Sc dirige listed par
tcuiarmente; y este SECURE de
que 70 no he de dudar nunca de
"a Veracidad de sus palabras.
sOSpechar la menOr lieereza Dor
Su Parte en- 81 eumplimiento de-
La gaceta., 1931-04-08

zado sd lucha con h poderesa
corporation Madison Square
para ofrecer una de
las peleas de peso complete
que parece producira las ma.
yores utilidades del aho.
Camera y Sharkey Sc hallar
bligados a pelear en- la noche
e JUNO 10, a Is rounds. Qua
Iuier otro contrato anterior
lue ell italiano tenga con ell
Garden para un match con ell
vencedor del bout Schmeling.
Stribling no sera consideradc
Dor la comisi6n. Ell cincuentA
,or ciento de las ganancias Sc
"a distribuido entire Is institu-
ZONES de carload.
Sierra reconocidp aquf e.
atch como de campeonato dc
60 complete, en- oposici6n al
4 misunderstanding, OUT
'mbien sera por ell campeo-
nato.
La gaceta., 1931-04-08
Harley Y N Pc
LEARAN EN- N

New York, Ab-l 8.-Cual :
uiera duda sole que Primo
'arnera, la ball na blanca de
[enecia, sera fepuesto para
lie pelee con Uack Sharkey,
N Ebbets Fields, a beneficio
le un programa de carload, en-
JUNO, fue aver graciosamente
removida.
Oficialmente los salones, en-
III c6nclave semanal, anuncia-
on que tarde o temprano Car
nera sera repuesto.
Por algGn tempo ha venidc
circulando la noticia de que
Jimmy Johnston, ell exmana e
ger de boxeadores, ha comen.