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The producers news., 1931-09-11
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Arnold Rukke, Vincent Johnson
and Larry Larson left Friday for
Kildeer, North Dakota. They return
ed Sunday night and reported that
no work was to be found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger Larson of
Crosby called on Westby friends last
Thursday
Paul Hultgren left Tuesday for
the east where he will dispose of a
load of pigs again.
Mrs. P. G. Anderson left Monday
for Seattle, Wash, where she Will
make her home with her son, Archi-
bald, who has found work there.
Mrs. Pete Hoist and children re-
turned from a visit from her daugh-
ter at Flaxton, North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Stordahl have
moved out on Chris Holst's farm to
the south Of town.
Pink Valley called at the Oscar
Helseth home Friday Mrs. Ander-
son is a sister of Mrs. Helseth.
The Sewing Club met a Esther
Liens place on Tuesday, Sept. 7.
The club members SERVED on their
dresses. Songs were sung and the
club pledge was given. After the
Lien served a most appetizing lunch.
The next meeting will be held at
Walter Olsen's on Sept. 22. Mrs. OIL
sen is one of the club leaders.
Mrs. Truman Stageberg called at
the Art Nordhagen home Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Art Nord-
hagen on Thursday September 8, a
son. All concerned are doing fine.
Adolph and Orris Anderson of
Pleasant Valley were Westby callers
Friday.
Mrs. Reinhart stubbe entertained
a few friends at luncheon on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson called on Mrs.
Ole Ness Friday.
. Miss Hudson, one of the new
teachers, arrived here Friday from
J Roberts, Montana by car.
Ole Galrud Of Alkabo was a West
by caller Friday.
Miss Donna Myars entertained
Mrs. Paul Hultgren at a roasting
ear supper Friday.
, Miss Johnson, ofthe local school
faculty, arrived from Hawley, MINI.
I Friday by car. Her father and mo-
] ther accompanied her. Miss johnson
has taken upher residence at the
Reinhart Stubbe home for the schoo
months.
The patrons of the westby pos
a office regret to hear that our eff
! | cient postal clerk, Miss Donna My
. ars, has been asked to resign in or
= der for Mrs. Hoist to let her hus
t band fill the place. All her friend
q feel it is unjust to Miss Myars.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. johnson ant
: Mrs. Wirtzberger, motored to Crosb,
t Saturday where the women had dent
4 al work done.
Miss Guida Stageberg Of McElro
e called on Westby friends Friday.
It Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lee and bah
4 arrived the last of this week an
= will have charge Of the same schoC
= he taught last year They will maR
IS their home at Lagerquist's.
d Miss Donna Myarsand Kennel
l. Hoist were entertained at a Sunda
dinner at the home of Oscar Olson {
II Lone Tree.
re Eleanor Spollie called on Westb
- friends yesterday and she left fl
- her school Friday where she wi
aI teach.
re Miss Esther Shober and Norr
VA Lundee Of Minot were united in I'll
- holy bondy Of matrimony Sunda
III The bride was a nurse at st. j.
a seph's hospital at Minot and she WI
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Glacier Park.-A total of $685., ,554
is to be spent by the government
onthe completionof the transmoun-
tain highway that will link the
east and west sides of Glacier Ma
tional Park by scenic road.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Hay FOR SALE CHEAP-if bot
-SOOn. Horses, machinery and
some household goods. H. E.
Ross at c. E. Hendricks farm
10 miles south of Plentywood,
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Bantz and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. R. J..
Van Hee returned late Saturday
evening by car from short vaca-
ton spent at Detroit Lakes, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bantz, and at Duluth, Superior and
Virginia, MINI. They say every
thing in that portion Of the uni
verse looks very much like the de-
scription of Utopia.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

RoR sAIiE-Good work and brood
mares, new harnesses; good milch
cows Located nine miles north and
two miles east Of Raymond. w.
j. Robinson. (2s-2t)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

AARCUs SEED WHEAT for sale
Dy Anderson Community 20 miles
vest from Froid. Chas. A. Prior.
Brockton, Mont. (23-1t)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

EAY RACK and WAGON taken from
livery barn at Outlook about one
month ago. Return at once to
Chas. Belts. (2S-2t)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

"A.S LAND In AitkeM C1unty,
AAAesota at from $e.5e 70 S1B an
scre cash. Good fertile soil, plea
OF rain, seldom q areuth or hail.
mnere 40 acres ana q few cows
sean lndepeAdenca. Free fuel ana
N Iru1t plentiful, grass in &Aun-
SAAS@ No commission, oa1y q
Teh Zee for showing laAEls. Bruce
A~5lsr' p hsaa@. WinA. (17tfp1
The producers news., 1931-09-11

RARM FOR SALE-S7e acres with
gesd improvements, Il mile from
school and church. six miles Sc
Ct Dagmar. $5,eee.0e. Terms. Hans
Rasmussen. P1entywood. (51l
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Louis and Marguerite Van Hee,
of Plentywood, accompanied by
Mrs. Ed. Van Hee and children of
Antelope, left early Tuesday morn
ing by car for Marshall. Minnesota
where Mrs. Van Hee will join her
husband. Louie and Marguerite
will visit there with relatives for
while and should the former find
work there he will remain.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

The dance at Nickerson's barn
continues to attract huge crowds
of terpsichorean artists. 1t is re-
ported that 95 tickets were sold at
the dance last Saturday night. The
old hay loft was packed with mer-
rymakers, the music was devoid OF
funeral dirges and the old forgot
their "creaks and groans" and the
young forgot there was a world al
all and everyone went round and
round in the mad whirl of the
dance. A number of the old timers
from Plentywood were there and
from the enthused look on thell
ruddv cheeks and the alacrity o1
their step the pages of time were
turned back to the days OF thell
worth. The dance broke up a
four a. m. Only two drunks wer'
observed-one slept peacefully OF
his bellv ON the ground under al
old fence while the other was
disorganized heap in the back sea
of a car. legs protruding from on
window and an arm fsOm another
lit was noticed that both "staye'
out'' for about four hours and s.
were in no danger of being hur
by the flying heels in the OLD ma
loft.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Miss Frances Deck was a caller
in town a few days last week from
Outlook.
VIM. Quitmeyer, former resident
OF Plentywood, motored up from
Poplar on combined business and
pleasure trip.
II. .. Heppner who lives south
from Dooley called at the Produc-
ers News and subscribed for the
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bantz and
daughter Jennie, of Daleview. Wis
tied with friends and relatives in
PlentywOod Thursday.
P. M. Olson and Ole Ibsen mot
ored from south of Dagmar Thurs
day to attend the coal meeting
with the county commissioners.
Walter Erickson from Westbv
brought over a load interested in
the coal meeting at the court
house.
Chris Heiberg, Palmer Christen-
sen and the Henke brothers of
Quitmeyer were in town Thursday
attending the coal meeting.
-spN-
Mr.. and Mrs. ClaudeMills and
son friedrich were in Plentywood
on business last Friday from Out.
look.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.K. aFirweathel
of Reserve were visitors at the
George Wheeler home in this city
over the week end.
Leo Jacobsen was here from Re
serve Tuesday afternoon receiving
medical attention for badly bitter
arm.
Simon Hansen, Melvin Evenson
Ted Thorstvedt, Carl and Adolpl
Hovdey of the Raymond territory
helped 10 solve the coal problem
here Thursday.
Alfred Sorensen, Martin Torger
son and Oluf Hoff of the Quitmey
er country were in Plentywood o.
Tuesday looking after matters per
tanning to schools.
Mrs. M. P. Paulsen of Grenors
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Paulsen an
daughter from Dagmar spent Mon
day afternoon in town. They wer
brought here by Oscar Olsor
prominent oil man foom Grenora.
Mrs. Clara Wagner of Fores
Grove, Oregon, is visiting with he
sister in Outlook, Mrs. Ernest Gal
rick. Mrs. Wagner has been visit
ing realtives in Iowa, Minnesot
| opd Mopfono cipoa T,1no e+ cL,
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Charles E. Taylor erstwhile edi-
tor of the Producers News stopped
in town last Wednesday long enuf
30 put on clean shirt, kiss his
wife and kids and then beat it for
North Dakota taking Mike Sails
bury and Walter Rasmussen along
as body guards. Charley is speak
ing to big crowds in the Dakotas
and meeting with great success in
the work of organizing the United
Farmer League.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

REgrSTERER HEREFORD BULLS
FOR SALE. Call or write James
0stby, NcCabe, Mont. (2tfp)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Mrs. Clara Wagner of Forest
Grove, Oregon, is visiting with her
sister in Outlook, Mrs. Ernest Gar
rick. Mrs. Wagner has been visit
ing realtives in Iowa, Minnesota
and Montana since June 1st. She
will return to Oregon about Oc-
tober 1st.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

FOR RENT-Four-room house with
large basement and city water,
near Evangelical church. Inquire at
the Producers News. (21tf)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Mrs. M. P. Paulsen of Grenora,
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Paulsen and
daughter from Dagmar spent Mon
day afternoon in town. They were
brought here by Oscar Olson,
prominent oil man foom Grenora.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

FOR RENT-Three room house, full
basement Mrs. A. ]. Moore. (20tf)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

FOR SALE at a Bargain-8-tube A.
c. Crosley Radio. Mrs. A. J. Moore,
PlentyWood. (21)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

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a the rate Of two cents for each
word each week. No ad taken for
lass than as cents. Remittance
should accompany copy for tha adv.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

F0R RENT-Six-room house with
garage Good location. Reasonable
rent to responsible parties. Inquire
at this office. (22-tf)
The producers news., 1931-09-11

CALVES STRAxED- Seven head of
calves. Six red and one white and
red Notify L. G. Budke, Raymond.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Alfred Sorensen, Martin Torger-
son and Oluf Hoff of the Quitmey-
er country were in Plentywood on
Tuesday looking after matters per-
tanning to schools.
The producers news., 1931-09-11

Simon Hansen, Melvin Evenson,
Ted Thorstvedt, Carl and Adolph
Hovdey of the Raymond territory
helped TO solve the coal problem
here Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20

change it's name to The Rehoboth
Development Corporation and will
establish sale offices in Wilmington
and Rehoboth. Both offices will be
directed by men of wide experience
in such projects: The officials of
the purchasing company are E. S.
Stockbridge, of Baltimore, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank DeArmour,
Treasurer; Mr. o. B. Mclean, Cen
eral Manager, and Paul T. Price,
Secretary. Previous to the pur-
chase of "Henlopen Acres" by Mr..
Corkran the land was known as
1.-THE Dodd Farm" and was owned
by Mr.. William A. B. Dodd and his
sister, Miss Eleanor Dodd. The
land was entirely large farm and
Immediately after acquiring the
title Mr.. Corkran transformed it
into a beautiful development. He
remodeIed the old farm house into
very attractive home. The lay
out of the plot is very attractive
and includes ocean front land, as
well as open spaces and at the
same time has an abundance of
wood land in sections of it, Last
year a yacht basin was formed by
the developer and the low land,
known as the "Old Salt Lake" was
filled in and is now divided into
lots. The new summer home of
Mr.. Campbell Weir, Jr., is to be
erected in the vicinity of the Yacht
Basin. The contractors, Stewart
and Donohue, of Wilmington, have
already started the foundation for
the home 'fHenlopen Acres" is a
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20
DIOCESAN DELEGATES TO
NATIONAL MEETING, DENVER
DIOCESE OF DELAWARE CLOS
ES SESSION AT DOVER
Officers and Standing Committees
Named for Ensuing Year-Wo-
mans Auxiliary Also Meets

146th annual convention of the
Episcopal Diocese of Delaware,
closed Wednesday afternoon at Do
yer with the election of deputies to
the National Convention of the
church and other officers. I'm
manuel Church, Wilmington, was
chosen as the place for the meeting
of the next convention. The only
other business transacted Wednes-
day was a final report of the COM
mittee on canons. No important
changes were recommended as the
convention had acted on the prin-
cipal one the day before.
The contest for deputies to the
National Convention of the church
WAS spirited and number of bal
lots were taken. The result was:
Clergymen-The Rev. Benjamin
Fish Thompson, Dover; the Rev.
DIR. George @. Graham, and the
Rev. Robert Bell, of Wilmington
and the Rev. P. l.. Donaghay, of
Middletown; alternates, the Revs.
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20
Christian Science Churches

'tMortals and Immortalso u,oa
the subject of the Lesson-Sermon
on Sunday, May II, in all Church
es of Christ, Scientist. Golden
Text: He that soweth to his feeb
shall of the flesh reap corruption
but he that soweth to the Snirit
shall of the Spirit real life ever
lasting" Galatians 6:8). Amono
the citations which comprised tho
Lesson-Sermon was the FOLLOWING
from the Bible: Cease We from
man, whose breath is in his nos
trils; for wherein is he to be ac-
counted Of" Isaiah 3:22). The
Lesson-Sermon also included tbe
following passages from the Chris
tian Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy: "As both
mortal man and sin have a begin
ming, they must consequently have
an end, while the sinless, real man
is eternal. Ewes declaration, II
have gotten man from the Lord
supposes God to be the author of
sin and sins progeny. This false
sense of existence is fratricidal. In
the words of Jesus, it (evil, deviD
is "a murderer from the begin
ming" Error begins by reckoning
life as separate from Spirit, thus
sapping the foundations of immor-
tality, as if life and immortality
were something which matter can
both give and take away" (p.538)
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20
HENLOPEN ACRES is SOLD
Sale Made to Seaboard Develop
ment Corporation by WIS. COrlran


ment Corporation by W.S. Corkran
"Henlopen Acres, the develop
ment adjoining Rehoboth on the
north, has been sold by Mr.W.Sher-
man Corkran, of Milburn, N. j., a
former Smyrna boy, to The Sea-
board Development Corporation.
1t has been rumored for several
weeks that there was a possibility
of the sale of this valuable proper
ty and it was consumated and con-
firmed at the Equitable Trust
Company in Wilmington. This
trust company guaranteeing the
title and also arranging for the
guaranteeing of titles to purchas-
ers in this development. The sale
was originally planned to be con-
sumated on June Both, 1881, but
due to recent general progress in
the development of the land and
to immediate building on lots the
sale was perfected last week. A
contract for the requirement OF
"Henlopen Acres" a restricted res
idential seashore property, was en-
tered into by the Seaboard Devel-
opment Corp, on February 10Th, of
this year and immediate progress
was begun. Extensive planting of
trees, shrubbery and flowers, and
grading of streets, ETC., has been
accomplished. Water and electric
service have been installed. 1t is
understood that the Seaboard De-
velopment Corporation will soon
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20

the election of officers except pres
ident, who is chosen for three
years. The president, Mrs. Will
liam D. Bradford, is serving her
second year of the three. The Of
ficers elected were: Vice-president-
at-large, Mrs. Frederick Bring
hurst, Wilmington; vice-presidents,
New Castle county, Mrs. Douglas
T. Davidson, Claymont; Kent coun-
ty, Mrs. Clarence d. Clarke, Cam
den; Sussex county, Mrs. c. c..
West, Delmar; secretary, Miss
Mary M.Littell, Wilmington; treas
urer, Mrs. ]. Lynn Pratt, Milford;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. John
Biyt, Wilmington; supply secretary
Mrs. j. w. Simmons, Rehoboth
Beach; educational secretary, Mrs.
William E. Linton, Wilmington;
united thank offering custodian,
Miss Grace Beadenkopf, Whining
ton; director Church Periodical
Club, Miss Helen "A. Littell, Will
mington; chairman knitting COM
mittee, Miss Anna B. Hayes, Do
yer.
Delegates elected to attend the
general convention at Denver, Col,
in September, were: Miss Grace
Beadenkopf, Wilmington; Mrs.
Henry Higgins, Rehoboth; Mrs.
William E. Linton and Miss Mary
M. Littell, of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20

R. r. Lytle, Wilmington; Martin
Bran, Georgetown; j. L. Kinks,
Milford; ]. S. Littell, Rehoboth.
Laymen- Colonel George A. FL
lott and Frederick Bringhrrst,
Wilmington; DR.. Walter Hu1lihen,
Newark; Former Judge William H
Boyce, Dover; alternates, Howard
L. Seaman, A. Felix DUPONT, Will
mington; Reese White, Millsboro
and James Stanton, Milford.
Members of Standing Commit
tee-The Rev. G. w. Clash, the
Rev. B. F. Thompson, the Rev. R
R. Lytle; Laymen, Victor Records
Lauerl; A. Felix DUPONT, Whining
ton.
Committee on Constitution anG
Canons-The Rev. George c. Ora
ham, Wilmington; the Rev. John r
Crosby, Seaford.
Members of Executive Council
The Rev. Charles A. Rantz, Clay
mont, the Rev. Edward H. Ford
Wilmington; Laymen, Colonel
George A. Elliott, Wilmington;
Reese White, Millsboro.
Treasurer, Frederick Bringhurst
Wilmington; registrar, Charles A
Cook, Wilmington; trustee, H. B
Thompson, Wilmington.
Bishop Cook left the convention
at noon to 60 to North Forks
South Dakota, to attend the dedi-
cation of a new church. He was
once rector there.
At the second day session of the
Delaware Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary, the main feature was
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20

beautiful development and is hound
to become the beauty spot of Rebo-
both in the future. The ownor.
have plans for the future which
will help materially in creating !
demand for site for large summer
homes in this plot of land.
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20
55000 Prize CON TEST
FOR YOUR BELIEVE 1T OR NOT" IDEAS

Here's chance to combine fun and profit!
A radio program featuring Robert l..
Ripley of Believe it or Not" fame-and
a Believe it or Not" contest with 81
prizes and opportunities for everyone.
Turn your playtime into paytime!
$1,000 for the best Believe it or Not"
$1,000 second prize. Four other cash
prizes, from $500 to $50. 48 prizes of
Atlas Tires. These prizes will be awarded
by the manufacturers of ESQ.
Everyone has an equal chance. You
don't haze to be user of ESQ, which is
more powerful than any gasoline and
costs no more by the mile. You don't even
have to be car owner.
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20
Uncle Eben

"When a man dom know ezackly
whut he's talkin' bout" said TTncla
Eben, ''is de time when he uses up
de most time an patience in irwin
to sound explanations. ."-Wasbino.
ton Star
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20

Good to Remember
When your face is toward the
sunshine, the shadows fall behind
you.-Capepr.s Weekly.
Smyrna times., 1931-05-20

All entries should be submitted on regu-
lar contest blanks and mailed to ESQ,
18th floor, 285 Madison Avenue, New
York, N. 7. Contest blanks with complete
instructions are available at all Standard
Oil service stations and ESQ dealers.
Start now! Tune in on the ESQ program
May 10th at 7:45 p. NJ, E. ID. S. Time
and every Friday and Wednesday night
from then on at the same hour. These
stations will carry this program:
WIZ New York KDKA Pittsburgh
WBZA Boston WFIAM Rochester
WBZ Springfield WLW Cincinnati
WBAL Baltimore WRVA Richmond
WPTF Raleigh
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
LIGA N~ACIONAL

st. Luis 1c, 14h, 2e; Boston
&c, III, Be.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20

Pittsburg &c, 5h, lie; New
York 1c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
UNA AVIADORA DE COSTA
RIGA VISITARA HOY A
TAMPA

Una j6ven de Costa Rica, Srta
Leticia del Mar, que es p~erienta
del ministro de su pals ante ell
gobierno del p~residente Hoover.
llegara hoy al aerodromo NUM-
cipal en- compania de j. H. Wen
worth, presidente de la All Ama
rican Always.
Ella, que estudia aviaci6n en-
Miami, pasara aqui TODD ell dia
del domingo. Tambien Sc propO.
ne hacer una vista a st. Peters
burg y otras ciudades de la cos
ia oeste.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
DEFUNCIONES

Para las $50 de la tarde de
hoy esta senalado ell entierro d.
Wilma Alvarez, de 3 anos, hija
de los esposos Feliciano Alva-
rez.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultura
en- ell cementerio del Centre AS
turiano.
Falleci6 aver ell nino Danilo
Otero, de un mes, hijo de los es-
pesos Domingo Otero, de esta
ciudad.
En- ell cementerio Rose Hill
recibira sepultura.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
INFORMATION
OET PUERTO

Consignado a los hermanos
Lykes entro aver, proce@ente De
Mobile, a cargar cemento Y ga
dera, ell vapor holandes MaS.
tenen.
Ell vapor holandes Veerhaven
lego a tomar un cargamento de
MADEIRA y fosfato para Rotter-
dan; consignado a Fillette-
Green Y Co.
Zarparon aver los .vapores
Polarine y Lillian, ms Gcanos,
y la motonave noruega Tortu-
gas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20

Mientras mis- discipulos estu-
vieron bajo mis- instrucciones
marchaban a maravilla euand1
me abandonaron empezaron a
sufrir derrotas Y mas derrotas,
La mayoria de los buenos pu-
gilistas locales han recibido
mis- consoles Y en- la actualidaG
estoy ensenando unas cuantas
"curradas' a Tony Dominguez,
ell campe6n cubano de peso me-
dio. Al mismo lie euro su mano
izluierda como asf tambien hi
be de curarsela a Relampago Sa
giero, champion tambien de On
ba, cuando pele6 con Young Rus
sell.
Es0s entes que han provoca-
do la ruina del arte, tienen en-
un letargo a sus victimas; sue
no criminal que es turbado por
v~isioneS espantosas, por ell re
mordimiento que ahoga de dia
Y de noche sc apodera del alma
de los perversos. Y mientras es-
tos yacen sumidos en- horriblas
suplicios, sonrien con la con-
ciencia limpia los hombres pun
donorosos y Sc apoderan de sus
corazones las bellas ilusiones
tantas veces nacidas al calov
del deporte Y de la virtud, En-
~tretanto, en- otros hombres Sc
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
con sus cuentos

~OA o0o AASAANN0S
A mi juicio, el boxeo en- Tam
pa ha menester de una buena
reaction. Lamento muy 6e We
ras que aun no Sc halla encoRs
RADIO al hombre que pueda /,
ucirlo por ell buen canine. T$
pa lego a alcanzar, como todTS
saben, I'm auge asombroso en-
esta clase de deportes. Entonces
ell promoter garantizaba, no ia
base del por ciento, con una bo-
hita cantidad prefijada. Por
esta raz6n hemos presenciado
excelentes peleas y tambien por
que los boXeadores que Sc hicie-
ron a raiz de haber surgido es.
tie sport, alcanzaron en- brevisi-
mo tempo un standard. real
mente admirable. Vino despu5s
la decadencia por culpa de cier-
tos managers" incapacitados,
p~rotegidos por algunos senores
promotores.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20

Chicago 12c, 15h, De; Brook
lyn 7c, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
A~TRoPFLLADO PoR UN
AUTOMOVIL

Para evitar chocar con otrc
autom6vil en- la esquina de Ar
menia y Dewey. en- West Tam
pa, James Nitren, de 10 amos,
vecino de la Gale st. John 1882,
lanz6 contra la acera ell vehiculo
que guiaba, sufriendo lesiones
de caracter leve. Recibi6 asisten
cha medica en- la clinica de Ell
Bien P1blico, de donde fue tras-
ladado a su domicilio.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20

Cincinnati &c, 10h, lie; Fila
DELTA Toe, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
Pleitos y Divorcios

Corte Federal: Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co. con
ira William r. Phan.
Corte del Circuito: Manuel
Conto contra Balbina Comic ;
Ella Dean contra G. S. Dean;
Oscar Wright contra la ciudad
de Tampa BERTHE Mae Wootten
contra B. Lee Wooten; Pauline
Johnson contra Bessie King
Walden.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
BAnF FALL,
LIGA AMERICANA

Washington &c, Oh, Be; Cleve-
land Sc, 12h, De.
New York Ice, 19h, lie; st Luis
&c, III, 2e.
Filadelfia 10c, 14h, De; Chica
go &c, 12h, lie.
Boston &c, 11h, 2e; Detroit Il
19h, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-06-20
Iencierra e ocult

encierra 70 oculto, el
mayor Mos los germenes, de
toda yradaciones.
81 debe sacrificar a
eion todas las preo-
AVA vulgares, pero des-
pte la solidez de esta
hscapa a lbs muche-
y Zen particular. a los
fanatiSOs del viril deporte.
Miguel Loreate.