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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
OLD LIFE In
-EAGUELEAD
Insurance Bowlers Take
Two Out Of Three
From Majestic

TIE o. Ire LIE I1s-zn-e team
g-zb5e6 CT Ire Lad - rhe B-fTrz-
vie TEz-n ISzz1e EE- n1g1- -
dE1eztz-E 1he LaseZ-1c RADIO fire
tTo Ez-es OH c. three - the reg1-
lar lezE1e Play TIE scc-= were
E5-951. S6-Es and Es-756
IL the 0Eh- con1es- BrUTnsTLe
Tz5-o-1g too : pair While Dropping
o1e 70 Fr1g16zzre by sco-es C 741-
II c4l-63l and 642-el4-
Ortiz CT Majestic vas EEh pczn+
Dz1 10 three Ez1eS. rolling I'd :
SIS with scores o. lsl-z5-lsI- High
came went TO Wentworth OF B-cEns-
vie Tailoring with = 213
In taking TIRE MEASURE o. The NJ
i@fic FIVE. Old Lire Life c5tzined
the highest total score fc- Lhe night
: 2556- Majestic. hoEeTe-. Vas cut
three pins behind with $50.
Ire zrn-a- r-rr~--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

COLLEGE EIALCE IEE -
A-eaeT EzE g = A
H1r-rH CO -1zE 80 -e mE
rrE-E 80 ER SrEM rn-
zEzzoE -zE ~ . -1 C 49,
81 R-as III - A-EE
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E1E -ExzE EEEE EEE m
EZut . 1rew C1ze
dpRe-E 1--n- we- ZF EnEAe
re ErE OEE c. E A A MH-
Erwzz CT@2E- cC-- AT.
r. - -rzC-T CTE -
RMmrhMrE 80 TIE EHnl-G EEEEe n-
re HE-1@ lEE EHrE1EF EwEE ~
= 81. Gcrz-eEEe DEE 10 CZ&
Mzo @ru-n -M- Ec-EE % -
FEEE-E liz -wD teams m
E-- re Ez-e c. ErEz 1E I1E
OxE Az a pow E1gE-E nzA1
-EE A-EE-EzE -HE- EE-H hnrk
s-1nE 60 -r1--ze TIE Barter Bears
Last week 81 re gxDG - De
= I'D znrE fer ne AEEe gan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
FOXX PICTURES
ANOTHER TITLE
: = =
FOR HLETIC

FORT MYERS IA Jan r.
P-lnZF FozL believes the Phi
scelpnlz Athletes are gc.ng 70 VII
anc-her p6nnar. this year
II things 60 vel IL locks Ike
another psrrant fn- tn AZ" ire
singing first bzsenza said toczv,
o1t rs going TO &c a harder D5
than re had last year
Joe AEcCzrty can get At there s
cut Q. Nez YORK Cleveland and
Detroit have q loc c. good stuff IL
prospect. and Washington hzs been
o. the upgrade fer q yes--
Connie Mack VII have Is rookss
pitchers Il camp when training
opens hare the middle O. Februzr.
Fox said. n addition 70 the reEu-
lars
George Ezrr<hzr ard Terv
Grove can stu twirI them rnen
rE-l1nE : necezzzy, he assured
: CUeSt-1ne--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
SCHAAF MEETS
]. BRADDOCK
Promising Heavyweight
Gets Real Test
Tonight

FFT YORK jar 1s-F-E--At
5rzEEE. EzET 5oE-r1 zeETTwE
-E1z--s % EaSEson Sczzre Cz-de-
tonight % bate James y. Brad
dock e-s--h-e Light hEzETEEt
c1z-e-1e-, = q ter r1-11 b1l-
Scazz-. che O. re mos. effective
o. TIE ycz-E hezE1eE r-leE 60 n -D
s rzTurs-e cFe- Erad10ck EnB re-
rE--s 70 rhe rl-E s.D- g rErne
-~nthS laTcff.
TIE 51s-rn batter - The last
rear has been uPs-E EzE1E
---1 Uc1U.Cn1Es rcrUlEsrT. Re
h1-6s two decisions cEer T1--r
L1--h-z- and rI-11---HI tine h-
v-tJ1Thd Pacific c72st EGFzE-. Max
Ear = lis -aS- GE-1e1 ezEsge-
r=n--
B-a1dock- after E-hanE 60 -zr
ir-o = tit,s bot M Lcuaran
n re EEh- hEzTTTeEht
and taking q fine b1El-E e-E-- &C.,
hts pains. has deserted Ere u.s.
Doz15ers % Sc hoT ~ fares W-h
lie heaTTrelE1E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Eagles Win Over
FL Jardin 25-I4

y 6-OEn<rle high school g.
50 Hs1r against z Jzrrn ves-
80 afternoon and won CT = s-u-r
lie ke1S are beEtrnsrz 20 w-x
zocrhlT after rettfnx a-a~ - !.
D E2r- Tae- VII nav rf1e
San 5en1-o high cagers a san g.
niro ethE tonight O. tor1rE
.-iEk--
lie E2Ee er1T * cnarfed -
Maurice Fp<h- Ezzc- cczlege stu-
iden&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Eagle Girls Win
Opening Encounter

With the C1ery twins picking ID
the good work Just where they leIg
Of last year. the Brownsville high
school basketball team Won rs
opening engagement On the county
schedule yesterday afternoon e.
Stuart Place 5o-6
The Brownsville girls are sched1i-
ed to play the g Jart1n girls q rhe
r Brown court here this after
noon
Tne loczl girls are attempting .
sell season tickets for seven hone
games for fifty cents The money
realized from this VIII 20 70 pay fo-
uniforms
Yesterdays Ere-rPs-
Brownsville Stuart Place
< Cherry Ei3 Frz-khE-Se- o.
L Cherry CD LE-Schrer 90
Jump Center
Joe Mel Cofer Mccall
Running Center
Los Street Martin
J0hnrTe Cah-er Perkins
Eatheyn Sanborn Lane
Substitutes - Brownsville Mar
Helen George. Virginia EsmH-k and
Lorraine Robinson Stuart Pace
5-cx
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
8 PORT
LIT ES

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EWZz& AID E-1-S 10 g.
81 D6E = E1TZz< Gz2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

EeEmEE LMsE %1EE2
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Ia Ec-
Pa - Elr- ETm- -
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SzEA0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Ire great fire f. Chicago - Or-
tobe-- 1911 DESTROYED fsn1o build
EgS with Al estimated kSS C
S1GnTnm-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

The smallest church f. re wo-T
seats three pe0q-e- 7 Is near CoT-
ingtcn. Ky
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Totzls . - 70 .
As1e-G-PrEl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

England g Ta--er Rzth caz-
tng from North Garcia lr 1886
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Many managers have tired to
switch their PLAYERS around u the
fed One manager placed his
short out n shallow left and his
second bsseEan over 70 the left
Nde CO second But q few bstters
that could place their merchandise
made this al unhealthy move. And
With many smart managers and
DISCOVERS thru the many years
O. baseball re Still find TIE nine
-e- PLAYING the exact spot select
ed for them way back Il the DAYS
when OF great great Ezcdfz-h-
erS Fs-e stream lined WHISPERS,
1sz5-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Way back IN 1870 they hzShed
Up So<ze funny rules 20 give the
batter power 70 call for : ball It
any place he 50 wanted High. I0-
O right there They soon hung the
crepe On this one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Old National Association rules q.
Ib60 zll0Eed the batter 70 Use
either = square c. round stzck ms
lasted nu1 = year
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

TIE various state militia sIept
with al their clothes O. hack II
1873 because u-p<es we're not al
lowed 70 reTeTse their decisions
that seaSoz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Certain deep-ssa s-g-g FISH
have tertac-es extending trcu
the- mouths Equipped WITH . Ezh-
whirh Is offered rs hatt . passing
fish
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23
Few Changes

Any game that refuses 20 be
changed u IS years years TIA.
have been oTe--tzxEd years nUst
. some cd reliable game. Believe
me Xarr1ppe that Is Just Ehzt
baseball &
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Diamond is TIE Ezne SHAPE
O-Z-zI nine rzFez haven't beez
z1gEeC-ed 81 apprentices o- zp-
pendx trOuhle Bases are still
ninety feet apart TIE only fhirE
aFere6 s ire chErk5-z shu-e which
DoE calls f0- q little OTEr sixty
feet between the pitcher and hone
plate T was c1-T - feet q ore
tire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

TIE k-ge<t living crocodile z
captivity s = -he Ee- YORK Zoo-
kE1rar Pax ard = ahcut IL see-
II k1grh CrccoG1eS Sczez=
attain . ie1gth C - fee<
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

D--trF The season OF 1875 -hey
placed lei men O. the team and
had the game 20 ten innings This
one season scratched this Of the
rule book-
L vas ID Until 1880 O. there
about tat pitchers lad 70 chuck
ntne balls ~ q ba-te1 Then Il
vas changed % eight Until 1854
+ was seTe1- About 1855 70 went
down to sir but Jumped hack 20
seven the following year stu q
year later Z sid 20 five and al
thought IL vas due 90 stay st that
figure but finally II 1889 Il settled
n four. X Still stands
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Foo-hzl Ezs cnzrEeE That
Ezn bzz1eS C tEE co-egE q
E0csT hS pzEze6 TIN eTczE5c1S
sausage ETz-1Er Ez1l TIE brand C
football paved i 1880 ID zu-e r.
SeD11eB LIZ CAS- plsyed n 1910
than . g-zpe1Ez1 looks Ike q Ien-
MS bal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

II 1857 the hands c. the r-s
book allowed TIE batter four strikes
and one season vas plenty 20 freeze
that one
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

II sr1-e o. sore ve-T fer bad
m2-ks from crooked players Il
years pzSt. and gamblers that
follow un<t any stride C athletic
competition where there Is unceE-
tain endI1E baseball & baseball
ms great game TIRE national sport
czr-ct b killed s long Is there
are freckled face kids 20 PLAY
kookEy roE ard then from schocI
and vacant lots 20 pay rpon-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

bc-n c1H we're out fu- BLOOD
llz- = apparent from the far-
tnz- TIE Saints committed q fouls
ne Ze-nocS-s ro-.ed ID ter
Hte Garrison O. TIE Ne-ho65--s
11s rsx- = Ire sor sco-arx hc--
c Scz11E ID ST so- his ear
Ela-1z7 -zs unusually rrrsn
ol = part o. both tears T-a-
-Ied 70 take Io-E s1o-s
g :sE chances u-5s- -
hzSZe-
-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

A great su-ho-1t- states that "A
Nafnn Is 10 stronger than her
zrh-eteS- II that IS the case base
han s. Tot c1iT TIRE foundation o.
a. 1E ctEe- branches @ s-h-s-ES
hut s TIRE Foundation CT the nan
power CT Cd Gl0--- 7 would SaT
then that during TIE past $ years
baseball las been very successful
TIER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

A dine one tenth O. = dollar vas
al required 70 see a ball game back
n 1852 but they soon stopped the
thin dine proposition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-23

Totals ..-.--- 10 sti s14-2E57
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Horton Smiths
Backswing Held
To Be Irregular

Experts will tell you that the
club should be pointing along the
direction line at the top of the
baekswing, yet not all of them fol-
low that teaching. Horton Smith
and Chick Evans point their clubs
almost skyNard.
Because Of a firm grip with his
hands aud the fact that ne does
lot cock his wrists as much as some
osler stars. Horton Smiths club
never reaches a horizontal position.
This IS not a flaw IN his swing:
rather. his swing and VIZ acton
are Just as free and easy AS those
Of other stars who cock their wrists
az the top OF the b~aeksWing. Cock
ing Of the wrists takes place after
the downswing has been started.
There may be a variance in the
way some stars point their clubs At
the top OF the backswing but they
all agree on this: When the hitting
region IS reached they are ready
with cooked wrists TO snap the club
through.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

the side of the punter's foot or as
much as a feeble roller TO the in
field in baseball.
Northern players have not Civ
en- the new ball a fair break. Why
not walt until the end Of the sea-
son before taking a poll2 The re-
suit might be much different then.
The general opinion here seems
to be that the u. s. q. A. never
will 60 back TO the old ball. though
there Is a possibility that the gov
erning body may agree TO the new
size with the old weight"
Mr.. billions comment. especially
regards the wind. strikes a new
note in the discussion. II was the
balls alleged queer conduct IN the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

wind on the British links recently
that aroused members OF the British
Ryder Cup team TO protest ana
prompted "A statement from Gene
SaTazen that he wouldn't be able
10 break 100 with the new ball at
Carnoustie.'
The Miami Chamber of Commerce
should thank Mr.. Dillon. Probably
thousands Of golfers viii hasten 20
Miami next winter TO play the new
ball in those friendly ocean breezes
in which the new ball behaves SO
beautifully.
But perhaps 1t isn't the wind at
ALI II may be that Miami Is teem-
ing with good golfers 10 whom
balloon balls and the breezes that
glow are as naught.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Miami Writer De cIares
Winds Have Little
Effect On Pill

Carl Dillon. sports editor of the
Miami Daily News. sends interesting
Information about the new golf ball.
The nationwide poll being taken
90 determine whether or not the
new golf ball Is suitable 10 the
average player interests me very
much and / have been reading
comments daily. We are not taking
part in the pol for the simple rea-
son that the new ball has been III
play here since January and the
players have become % accustom-
ed 20 it that there Is nc complaint
about the new ball nor a demand
for the return of the smaller and
heavier pellet.
Several opponents OF the new
ball. | note, speak of its misbeha-
vior IN the wind. No one should
know better than a Miamian about
its conduct IN the face of a heavy
breeze as there Is always a stiff
ocean wind sweeping across our
courses. Yet I have found no n
who believes the new ball acts un-
f%avorably in the face of a wind.
Another opponent of the new
ball wrote that It penalties partly
hit shots. Why shouldn't It? All our
leading golf players will tell you
that every shot should be hit with
q full swing. A partly hit shot
Should be penalized Just as much as
q kick In q football that slips of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

During a recent hot spell 4 glla
monster 20 inches long was found
on a street in the heart of down.
town St. Lou s.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
NOMBRADO JEFE INTERI-
NO DE POLICIA Ell TIE.
NIENTE NEPPER

Ell primer acto Official reali-
zado por ell alcalde Chancey,
despues de su toma de possession
ha sido ell nombramiento del
T~eniente de policfa, James H.
Nepper, para ocupar interina-
mente la vacante ocurrida con
motive de la renuncia del Jefe
del Cuerpo, Mr.. L. Esli Knight.
Ell detective C. C. Blanton
fue nombrado igualmente por
Chancey, jefe INFERNO de los
detectives.
Ell nuevo alcalde muestra
una gran reserva con respecto
a los otros nOmbramientos que
estan pendientes, habiendo di-
cho tan solo "que no decidira
sobre los mismos hasta un po-
co mas tarde en- ell dia de hoy"
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
E CONSTITUIDO Ell
R JURADO DEL con-
NADO

Aver Sc organize ell gran jul
ado del condado para ell periodic
De otono de la corte del circuito,
onstituido por Thomas Stew
art, del 207 de la Gale West
Alfred, como capataz, y C. c.
Cloversettle, del 1011 de la Gale
20, como Secretario.
FL Juez Parks, de la Corte del
Circuito, les di6 possession de los
cargos q Embellishments comen
aaron la session para ~investigar
varios asesinatos y otros crime
mes capitales.
Los otros miembros del jura-
do representando a la mayor
parte de las secciones~del conda-
do son los Sres, Charles T. Swim
son, j. H. Libby, A. Scott, j. l.
st. Clair, B. L. Wells, F. w.
Branch, c.. C. Gurley, W. E. Met
calf, w. F. Cochran, B. T. Avery
w. C, Cason, w. C. Renfroe, H.
II. Reading, jr., Andrew Regar,
H. L. Sumner y Walton P. Gray
Ell Juez Parks recomend6 a
los miembros la fidelidad a Sus
cargos y que mantuviesen invio-
liable sus trabajos secretos.
Gun absolute secreto ha de
mantenerse,-dijo ell juez-rela
cicnado con ~vuestras ~investiga-
clones en- ell salon del gran jura-
do, de manera que NADIA pueda
traslucirse al exterior. UstedeS
investigaran actos cometidos
por personals que no sc hallan
bajo custodia, y estas personas
podran evadir facilmente la &C
ci6n de la corte 81 estan en- an
tecedentes de los acuerdos del
gran jurado.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
OCUPO Ell SHERIFF UN AU-
TOMOVIL CON MAQUINA-
RIAS DE JUGAR

Ell Sheriff Joughin, en- COM
pania de I'm diputado ocup6 en-
la madrugada de hoy un auto
m6vil cargado con ocho maqui-
mas de jugar al prohibido, que
fueron robadas de un departa-
mento del segundo piso del a.
yuntamiento.
Ell autom6vil, un Lincoln Sc
dan, Sc encontraba estacionadc
en- la Gale Jackson, al otro ladC
de la estaci6n de policia. Sc ha
iniciado la investigation CORES.
pondiente para saber quien es
su propietario. Ell autom6vil fu6
remitido a la carcel del conda-
do.
Una llamada anonima por te-
lefono inform6 al Sheriff que
las maquinas habian sido SAGA
das POGO despues de la media no
che. Joughin envi6 ~entonces al
diputado Tony DiLorenzo a la
estaci6n de policia, siguiendolo
embellishments.
Ell diputado dijo que en- los
momentos de llegar con su auto
m6vil frente al ayuntamiento
vic a un individuo que baiaba
con una de las maquinas; pero
que en- ell tempo que emple6 en-
descender del autom6vil ell hon.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
DETENIDOS CUATRO 30.
RRACHOS BELICOSOS

Debido a una queja de va
rios residences de Ybor City de
Que varios hombres Sc dedica-
ban a disparar armas contra
las casas, la policia detuvo hoy
por la madrugada en- la Guar
ia avenida y Gale II, a cuatro
individuos que viajaban en- IN
autom6vil, acusandolos de es
tar borrachos y a dos de ellos
de llevar armas escondidas.
Los acusados son j. B. Haze.
NAL, A. ]. Mooney, Bryant Pu-
liar y J. G. Holloway; los dos
primeros de portar armas Y es.
tar borrachos y a los dos Glti-
mos por estar tambien en- esta-
do de embriagueZ.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
INDULTADA LA NCENDIA
RIA CLARK

! La Sra. l.. L. Clark, condo
NADIA a 20 amos de prisi6n por
i~ncendiaria, figura entire los sic
tie presses sentenciados por las
cortes del condado de HILLSIDE
rough, cue aver fueron indul-
tados por ell comite de perdo-
mes del estado.
La Sra. Clark fue sentencia-
da en- ell mes de Mayo de 1927,
por haber incendiado SUI casa
de apartamentos en- la Gale
Egle y la Avenida Plant. Sera
puesta en- libertad antes de Pas
cuas.
Ella fue la primera mujer
condenada por incendiaria en-
una corte de aqui, en- muchos
amos.
La sentencia de seis amos con
ira Lonnie Boatright, que Sc lie
escape a la guardia mientras
pasaba la Navidad con sus pa
rientes, fue conmutada.
A Boatright Sc lie concedi6
que viniese a Tampa para yer
a su padre, que Sc suponfa gra
vemente enfermo. Al llegar a
esta ciudad evadi6 la vigilan-
cia de los custodios, pero los
detectives 10 encontraron es-
condido en- I'm baul, en- la casa
de SUI hermana, en- West Tam
pa.
Los otros prisioneros perdo-
nados son Jerome Gillette, H,
B. Lee, Bill Davis, Bruce John
son, Y Johnnie Jones.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04

votos contra 1873 en- favor de la
Sra. Josefina de la Grana, cam
didata socialista. .
Originalmente Sc trat6 de E.
fectuar los escrutinios hoy pA
la manana y tomarle ell iuramen
to por la tarde al nuevo Alcal-
de; pero La Junta Electoral deci-
do terminar ell trabajo 10 antes
possible, a cuyo efecto fueron es-
crutados los 26 colegios antes
de las diez de la noche, bora en-
que fue declarado electo y tom6
possession ell Sr. Chancey.
! Avanzando a traves de una do
lie fila de personals que 10 VITO
l1eaban, Chancey lego hasta
Ifrente a la mesa del Secretario
Johnson, ell cual lie pregunt6: Els
Itl listed listo para tomar pose
sion del cargo?" Isl, respondi6
lei alcalde. Tengo aqui mis- ere
iGenciales de la Junta Electoral
iy aqui esta mi fianza'.
Ell certificate lie fue entrega-
do a Mr.. Chancey por ell Presi-
dente McMullen.
Ell Secretario Johnson lie dijo
entonces: 10 felicito, pero me
temo que este cargo que listed
acaba de asumir es una senten-
cia para cuatro de intensisima
IlAbor."
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
Milones

.o MGchos mllones ma invertido nuestra Compania para dare servi-
clio teefonico-y toda esa inversion eta a ss 6rdenes 1nicamente nor
unos cuantos centavos al da.
ara u USED USED eonstruye una Inca haaa la casa de un amigo, a tres cua-
uiaS ue dNtancla, lie costara mas de 10 que le cobramos o rsu servicio
en- clhco anos-Entonces listed solo podrfa hablar con una parte. en-
Vez de poder hablar con todos los telefonos de la ciudad.
FL valor para listed de su servico telef6nco n puede ser medido
eh pesos y centavos-ei es su "necesdad mas convenience"
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
ANOCHE TONIC POSSESSION
Ell NUEVO ALCALDE DE
TAMPA

R. E. L. Chancey fue elegido
aver Alcalde de Tampa y a las
diez de La noche tomaba pose
sion del cargo, o sea Immediate
mente despues de haber expedi-
do la Junta Electoral ell certifi-
cado de election.
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 en- ell
salon do sesiones de la camara
municipal, ante un grupo de
mas de 200 espectadores, inclu-
yendose a un gran n1mero de
funcionarios de la ciudad y del
condado.
Ell S~ecretario del Ayunta-
miento, Mr.. Johnson, tom6 ell
juramento al nuevo Alcalde.
Ell certificate de Ia Junta E.
lectoral fue presentado por ell
presidente Alonzo B. McMullen
V Ell nuevo alcalde respondi6 cor
un discurso senalando su politi-
ca V pidiendo al pueblo, cualquie
ra que sea la filiaci6n de los IN
dividuos que 10 ayuden a hacei
de Tampa una ciudad mas pro.
gresista de Florida.
Chancey hara esta tarde dos
nombramientos, ell de abogadt
de la ciudad, para ser confirma
do por el ayuntamiento, ell mar
ties, Y ell de un Official del cuerp'
de policia para que suceda conn
Jefe INFERNO de la misma a L
Esli Knight.
Ell Jefe permanente del cuer
20, seg1n declare anoche Chan
cey, no sera seleccionado hast
que el no realize un estudio com
pleto de todos los sectores bal
su gobierno. Este estudio pro
bablemente comenzara por e
departamento de policia.
Chancey fue electo por GIG
La gaceta., 1931-11-04

bre subi6 de nuevo las escaleras
a TODD correr, perdiendose en- los
ccrredores del edificio.
Joughin infornS6 del suceso
al Alcalde Chancey y orden6 al
Teniente de la Policfa Nepper
que Sc hiciera cargo del departa-
mento donde Sc encuentran las.
maquinas de juego.
Chancey lie dijo al Sheriff que
ordenaria una amplia inveati-
gaci6n para conocer quien o quie
mes son los autores del frustrado
robo.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04

Ell Juez Alderman conden6
aver a Is meses en- la peniten
ciarfa de Atlanta, a S. Al Sted
man, jefe de una pandilla de
contrabandistas que Sc venfa
dedicando a traficar en- bebi-
das, utilizando solamente los
aeroplanos como via de trans
porte.
Su arresto 10 efectuaron bs
aduaneros cerca de Lake Pla-
cid, ell 16 de JUNO, despues de
una persecution que hizo Gun
dir ell panico entire los haitian
tes de Lake Placid. Ell autom6-
vii en- que viajaba ell contra
bandista Sc volc6 en- una cune-
ia.
Stedman es mas conocido en-
ell norte por ell nombre de A.
w. Francisco y va habia cum
plido cinco meses de sentencia
en- la carcel del condado de
Hillsborough.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
LA WILLYS-OVERLAND HA
GANADO 100000 EN- LOS
NUEVE MESES

Toledo, Ohio, Nov. Ala
compania WHY'S Knight tuvo
una perdida meta, en- el tercer
trimestre del corriente ano, de
1884, 1876; pero en- los nueve me-
ses del ano los libros arrojan
una ganancia de $120, 462.77.
Ash 10 hizo constar aver ell pre-
sidente de la corporation, L. A.
Miller.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
CIRCULO CUBANO DE TAM
PA

Por orden del Sr. Presidente
Sc eta para la Junta General Or
dinaria correspondence al ter.
cex trimestre del ano en- curse,
que e>celebrara ell pr6ximo Jue-
YES 5 de Noviembre, en- ell lugar
y bora de costumbre.
A~tentamente,
E SecretariO.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
DETROIT REELIGIO SU AL
CALDE LIBERAL

Detroit, Nov. 4.-Por una
de las mas grandes mayorfas
alcanzadas por un alcalde en-
esta ciudad, fue reelecto aver
ell Sr. Frank Murphy, ell alcal-
de liberal.
En- la mahana de hoy ell es-
crutinio arrojaba 155, 098 v0-
tos por Murphy y 1888 por
su contrario, ell excomisionado
de policfa Emons.
La gaceta., 1931-11-04
MATR:MONlOS

J~osefina Vaccaro, %, y Do
menico Ippolito, 25; Manuel de
Castro, 25, y Aracelia del Rio,
l8; Lewis Edwin Lassister, 20,
y Brooke B. Cox, 81.