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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

-Coumbia-Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
TOO Columhis-Guv Lombardo and
orchestra. Burns and Allen.
NBC tWJZ) Jewellers:
Counted Albani.
730-NBC tWJzl-Geo. Olsen's or
chestra and Jack Benny.
Columbia-Crime Club THE
Floating Admiral"
S:00-Columbia-Ruth Etting and
Shilkret's orchestra
NBC CwEAFl-Corn Cob Pipe
Club of Virginia.
s3O-NBC (wJZl-Tish "Tish Gives
Up Golf"
9:l5-NBc CwJZl --Cesare Sodero and
concert orchestra.
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LEGALS
Legal Notices
STATE OF INDIANA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Frank Mayr. Jr.. secretary of state

Prank Msyr. Jr-. Secretary OF STATE
TO ALI. TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
SHALL COME. GREETING.
/ Prank Mayr. Jr.. Secretary Of state
Of tine State OF Indiana, hereby certify
that the 2. c. MORGAN COMPANY has
this dav fled in the office Of the Secre-
tary OF the State of Indiana. the proper
" signed and attested consents, state
ments and papers required by Section
"a Of an Act entitled -.,-,
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ORGANI-
EATON AND CONTROL OF CORPORA
TONS FOR PROFIT
approved February path, 1921.
And I further certify that such written
consents. statements and papers so fled
as aforesaid show that said company ana
the officers thereof have complied with the
provisions Of said Section "a and tina I
said corporation is now in process OF
dissolution
In witness Whereof. have hereunto
set nv hand and affixed the seal Of the
state Of Indiana, at the City OF Indian
apolis this goth day Of August, 1892.
TSEAI1 FRANK MAYR. J.r.
Secretary of State.
BY JOSEPH o. HOFFMAN,. Deputy.
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CASH ONLY
WHILE THEY LAST

Eight fsi Crosley radio chassis fsupersl
complete with 10 tubes and dynamic
speakers. $50.
-Four ~ Amrad radio chassis. nustro-
dyres. complete with tubes and dynamic
speaker s25 =
State Radio Co.
SIS N. Illinois. Ii. 4sss.
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MERCHANDISE
2s Store, Office Supplies

TYPEwwRITERs-i ROYAL. Remington;
*, con: very chp: also rentals. He 1895.
UNDERWOOD No 5. has mao less than 8
months use Ii 9470 2o5 Mass
UNDERWOOD BOOKKEEPING MACHINES
LIKE NEW. 400 5. MERIDIAN ST.
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SITS u. NJ.
CBS--Connie Boswell.
NBC-The Goldbergs x
WEAF.
W GIN f720l - S Il m m !
fancics.
NBC-Jones and Hare Il
WIZ
g T. M
CPS Edwin c. Hill
WREN t70)-Sports; -Four
Norsemen.
NBC-"Big Time sketch 10
WEAF.
WON C720) Ensemble.
ESC-American Taxpayer
League to WIZ.
WLW (700l Blue Moments
Chandu.
WMAQ t670) MIR. Twister.
-6:15 p. M
KDKA C9s0l -Contralto.
CBS-Singin' Sam.
WMAQ 1910 Taxation talk
MIC Rollickers quartet tC
WIZ.
$50 p. M
CBS-Kate Smith.
WBBM t70l-Lady of the
Lake.
NBC-Today and Yesterday
TO WEAF.
MIC Melody Moments tc
WIZ.
WTMJ 1920 Los Csbal-
leros; sports.
-6:4S T. NJ.
CHS Colonel stoopnagle snc
viz (75Ol-Melody Mo
II T. M
CBs-Lombardo's orchestra
Burns and Allen.
WBBM 70D-Arnheim S or
chestra.
MIC RevelerS: Meeker's or
chestra, Young orches
ira to WEAF.
NBC-Island Boat Clul
UdHAC W NHGs
WIS (S70l-Varieties.
-f:15 T. M
WBBM C770l -Four Morse
men; Meeker's orchestra.
$50 T. M
KYW 1920 Masters or
cheStrS.
CBS-Crime Club.
NBC-~Shilkret'S orchestra
yoloists. 10 WEAF.
sNBC 49, o $ o MS orchestra
Jack Benny to WIZ.
-i:iS r. M
WBBM Mahrai.
Il r. M
r-rstNr ffnNOA AFfretra1 Chou
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HIRE A MAN OR A FIRM
Get two tickets to Indiana Theater
Ested below and then phone Miss Rose at Riley $751;
telling which firm you have employ ed. You will re-
ceve two tickets the Indiana theater Rresenta-
q Bucks sensational picture of wild ami
mails in the Malayan Jungle country, Bring En- Back
Alive"
These Advertisers Pledge 10000 Service
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Legal Bids, Proposals


NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON GASOLINE
PUMPS AND TANKS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the Director
of the Indiana state Highway Commission,
at his office in the State House Annex,
Indiana polls. Indiana up to ten 10 00l
o'clock A. M Thursday: September at l5
50l gasoline pumps and fifteen G5l to
fifty 800 tanks Of $50 gallon capacity
Bids are requested on new equipment.
Pumps are to be hand operated and
maybe either five. 81 gallon, throw type,
or visible type Of five t5l gallon capacity.
both types to contain an accurate meter
ing device. Tanks are to have a capacity
of approximately five hundred fifty $50
gallons.
Proposals shall be made on forms fur
nished by the Commission without sddi-
tons or notifications.
The right is reserved by the Director
to reject any or all bids. or to award on
any combination of bids that in his iudg-
ment is most advantageous TO the State
Of Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
J. j. BROWN Director.
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Ruth .Etting will glorify a trio Of SEN
Iimsntal songs including My Hearts
and Goodnight. Sweetheart" when she
appears with Nat Shilkrets orchestra in
Music That Satisfies" over WFBM and
the Columbia network Wednesday, at
D. m.
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Gladys Rice whose soprano voice al
ways adds a sparkling bit TO a program,
will sing lone Moment Alone" from
O'clock in the Morning." during the
program Wednesday, at s:S0 p. m. over
WENR and an NBC network.
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Radio Dial Twisters
WEDNESDAY

$50 P. M
CHS Ruth Etting and Shil
kret orchestra.
WBBM (770l Belle Forbe
Cutter.
.NBC-corn Cob Pipe Gu
TO WEAF.
.NBC-Country Doctor T.
--815 r. M
CHS Adventures in Health
w q N (720l 49, Tomorrow
Tribune.
NBC-Jack Smith and John
sons orchestra to WIZ.
WTMJ 1920 - Violinist
Layton Sisters.
$50 r. M
.CBs-Isham Jones orches
wG On C72m-Big 1eaguers
melody.
'NBC-Archer Gibson, organ
list. to WEAF.
.NBC-Tish TO WIZ.
WLW (700l - Band; Mix
and Herman.
W NJ A @ (670( - EVenir
NeighSor.
-S:45 +. M
.KYW l02Ol-Agnew's or
Chestra.
.NBC-Jane Froman band Il
wTMJ 1920 Voice of tn.
North,
% r. NJ
HDKA (98Ol Sports: news
music box.
SYW 1920 Sports; news
Maupin 5 orchestra.
ICBS-BarloW and Columbii
symphony.
lWGN C720l-Weems' or
cheStrs.
INBc~Nellie Revell to wEAF
lNBC -Picken's Sisters Il
lWLW t70Ol Zero hour.
INBC-Amos n Andy t.
WMAQ.
lWRVA ClllO-Joe and Sam
orchestra.
-9:15 p. M
lWGN (720) Dream Ship
/ Cummin'S orchestra.
lNBC-JsSperre's orchestri
to WEAF.
lNBC Sodero and concer
orchestra to WIZ.
IWMAQ t670)-Dan and Syl
via.
NBC-Tune Blenders I
WTAM.
$50 + M
iKDKA t9S0) -Pettis' orcheS
| ira.
XIV 10000 Canton or
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$50 p, M

$50 r. M
ICBS-Charies Garlic. tenor.
WLW t700l-Sisters Three
\ and organ.
WSM (650) Sports; concert
orchestra.
WTMJ t620l-German band.
-9:45 T. M
CHS Nelson's orchestra.
WLW (700l - Yesterdays
Headlines.
WMAO .(670l Dance pro-
gram GA hours.
10 2. M
KYW C1O2O) Terrace or
chestra.
lCBS-Duchin's orchestra.
WGN 720)-Eppinoff's or
chestra.
MIC - Dream Singer to
WEAF.
WGY (79O) Kenmore or
cheStra.
WJR C75Ol-Scores; Radio
Reporter.
NBC-Baron Lee and Band
TO WIZ.
iWRVA 1110)-Richmond Or
chestra.
-1O:O5 P. M
Buddy Rogers orches-
ira to WEAF.
/ -IO.fS p. M
WGN (720l-Dance program
% orcheStrasl.
WTMJ 1920 Dance pro-
-1O:SO P. NJ
/ CBS-Martin' orchestra.
NBC-Agnew's orchestra to
( WEAF.
IwJR Biagini's or
cheStra.
MIC scotti's orchestra to
! WIZ.
woo 10000 -Dresmland
-1O:i5 P NJ
/ WOW-Little Club; Singing
Society
WJR l750l -Graystone or
cheStra
Ill r M
KYW (1O20)-Csnton or
cheStra
WBBM (77O)-Around the
Town
wLw ZOO Moon River;
Castle Warm orchestra
-l1:SO p M
} KYW 1920 Masters or
| cheStrs
WENR tS70l Milwaukee or
cheStra
-l2 Midnight
WDAF C6i0l Nighthawk
frolic
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Selections from Herberts Her Regi-
ment' and Hit the Deck" will be fea-
tured by Josef Pasternsck and his or
chestra during the program Wednesday, at
$50 p. m, over WLW and an NBC net
work
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WKRF (1400) Indianapolis
indianapolis BroadesStinE. IneJ
WEDNESDAY
M
y 3n-Tes Time Tunes.
445-NeWS flashes.
5.0o-Ho-Po-Ne Club.
s.30-Aunt Lou and Uncle Connie,
54S-Dinner melodies.
600-Cecil and Sally.
620-Baseball scores.
6:25-Democratic county committee.
Z e3o-Announced.
645-BuddieS orchestra.
700-Harry BaSon.
715-Sport'S Spotlight.
7So-MemorieS.
746-Goldcn melodies.
s0o--CurtiS Players.
si5-Alice Arnold
s3o-The Home Defender.
s,4S-Mooo indigo.
900-Lunatic hour
93O-Among the classics.
q:4S-Harrve BaSon.
10 o0-The Merrymen.
f0a0-Sign OF,
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WFBM (12OO) Indianapolis
IrdiananoIis Power and IiEht Company

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis
Indianap polls Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY
Pm
h.30--Transcription.
S4S-Connie Boswell fCBSl,
6.00-Fdwin c. Hill tCBSl.
& eiS-Singin' Sam tCBSl.
S0-Kate Smith tCBSl.
.4S-Democratic county committee.
s:5n-Farl Gordon. pianologus.
7.0o-Guy Lombsrdo and ROYAL Canad-
ians iCBSl.
~ 30-Bohemians.
"a nN-Music That Satisfies tCBSl.
a g.1b-Wanderers
s.So-Isham Jones orchestra (CBSl.
n s.4S-Mvrt and Marge tCBSl,
4 a.o0-Columbia symphony tCBSl.
q,lS-Nut Farm.
a.3o-CherleS Garlic tCBSl.
z a.4b-Ozzie Nelson orchestra tCBSl.
, 10 .0n-Eddie Duchin orchestra lCBSl.
10 sn-The CoumniSt
, io.As-Freddie Martin orchestra tcBSl.
Il:0o-Sign of.
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Business Services

Business Services
BAND and orchestra instrument repairing:
expert. guar. work PEARSON PLANO
co 1913 N Penn u s513
CARPENTER-Brick and cement work.
Large or small job. BALDWIN. Ir. $500.
CARS sIMoNIzFD. $3.50: S.. polished.
Root, 4sos W WASHINGTON. Ri. 3714
CENTURY Carpet Cleaners Cleaners of
Furniture. 3-piece Suite. So. Oh. 1908.
CHA1RS-Madc new by rebottoming in ca ne,
hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR THE BLIND Ia. 0583
CINDERS, sand and gravel; moving and
trucking of all kinds. Ir. 1920.
CONTRACT Painting brick laying. general
repairs w. H. Koontz. 91l1a n. Ala.
EXTRA sPECIAL.l EXP rug clean, sized,
50. ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS. Ha. 1886.
GOOD rebuilt batteries, s1.2s trade in;
special. it.. iron cords, soc. ROSE
BROUGH HARDWARE. 214 w. Twelfth.
JOHN MMORRIS-Barber. moved to 2o25
Caroline ST. Spec. prices. Oh. 0687
OLD furn made into lovely new pieces;
recaning home rep. all kinds small cost;
exp. cab. maker. R. l. Vance. Ia. l2l0
OverStuffed Cushions 6 6ET.T Il p
Cash and carry prices in spe 1O-ds. offer
Fix up your dsvenports chairs. New
Nachman springs and felted J. G. cotton
used exclusively. Crowley Upholsterins
Shop. 2l6s North Illinois street. Anything
in upholstering." Ia. 06S5.
PANTEX CLEANERS. 1918 E. 10th St. Oh
oISS; repairing and relinings.
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The dramatic Overture to wagners
"Tannhauser" will be featured BY Howard
Barlow, conducting the Columbia SYM
pnony orchestra, during its broadcast
WFBM ana the Columbia network.
virginia Res. soprano. has chosen one
OF her favorite songs. La Psloms" as
her featured solo on the program over
WTAM and an MIC network Wednesday.
al Z .. m.
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) Personals
Transportation


The Times tries to protect its read.
ers from fraudulent Help Wanted ad-
refreshments by carefully Investigating
all advertisements that require money
for cash bonds" territorial rights. etc
However readers are advised to in.
vesttEate carefully or consult the Bet
ter Business Bureau before investing
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AutOmotive Services

AUTO painted. $50 and up; gen repairing.
c. B: Gerking Gar. 1889 N. I'll. Ri. 5000.
REFINING, repairing. fur work. Reas
Rite-wav Cleaners. S13 S East. DR.. 0520
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AUTO n 1--WE
so Autos For Sale

50 Autos For Sale
1880 FORD-Tudor; $l95. In good shape
throughout.
Sacks Bros. Loan Co.
300 N Ca pito Ii 5994.
1880 FORD coupe; good tires paint like
new; Al mechanically: SPAS
c. o. WARNOCK co.
8l9 f. Washington St.
Ii 1896
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-04-21
HOOVER GREETS
. {. A. R. GROUP

President Hoover today received
delegates to the thirty-seventh
convention of the Children of the
American Revolution on the
White House grounds. The Chief
Executive was unable to greet the
junior delegates with Mrs. Hoover
yesterday.
Following the White House
visit the junior organization went
to the Capitol where they were
received by Vice President Charles
Curtis and Speaker John N.
Garner.
At the morning session today
prizes were awarded Junior mem
bers and societies for outstand-
ing achievements during the past
year.
For the best essay on THE
Americans Greed, What it Means
and Stands For" Elizabeth C.
Jenney and Charles v. deMailly,
both of the Sloop Success So
ciety, of New Bedford, Mass, were
awarded first and second places,
respectively, in the contest spon-
Sored by the Continental Danes
Chapter, D. c. D. A. R. Mrs.
Mary H. Mcdowell, Massachusetts,
State regent, received the awards
in the absence of the winners.
The Deborah Franklin Society
Of Franklin, Ind, received the
award for the Mrs. Lawrence H.
Quirollo, newspaper publicity con-
test.
Mrs. Dolly Gam, the Vice
Presidents sister, will receive the
Junior delegates tonight at
reception and dance at the Con-
Fracciano1 T1,1h
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HOT LOVE, HATE,
REVENGE SEEN
I IN KILLINGS

NEW YORK, April 81 G.N.S0 .
Interplay of fiery loves and fierce
hatreds leading to a passionate
lust for revenge we're accepted
today by police as motives for the
double Staying of comely Rose j.
Welk, 20, and her married COM
panion, Edward Brinker, jr., IS.
Brinker, salesman for an cleo
trio light firm, and Miss Welk,
secretary in a gas company office,
were found in a deserted field
two miles north of Mineloa.
Brinker was dead, Miss Welk
dying. Both had been savagely
bIudgeoned.
Second Wife Quizzed
Early today Mrs. Josephine
Nadal Tillotson Brinker, %, a
woman of Spanish blood who was
the murdered mans second wife,
was put through gruesome
ordeal by police after she and
numerous relatives of both vic
TINS were grilled for several hours.
She was taken to the morgue
to view the battered body of her
husband and then led to the
deserted spot in Garden City
Park, Long Island, the scene Of
the crime.
Dancers Name in Book
Already at the prosecutors Of
flee were Emma Stropinicky,
Manhattan dancer whose name
was found among those of num-
Der of women in a note book be-
Logging to Brinker, and several
friends of the slain couple.
These included James Dixon,
of Long Island City; Charles Rob-
erts and Bella Murray, Of Queens
in whose house the two men live,
and her two daughters.
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Wash Goods, IOc I'D.
REMNANTS of Csc to SOC grades.
Practical lengths in plain and prints.
Second Floor.
Wooden Dresses, I.79
Lightweight woolens, Jerseys and
novelty mixtures. All sizes but not
in every Style.-Third Floor.
PiILOlUs, 3 for 81
Solid color square pillows with chintz
centers and trimmings. Regularly
59c.-SecOnd Floor.
Mems Shorts, 5 for 81
39c value. Of broadcloth in size, 3S,
40, 10 and 44.-Men'S Department.
Main Floor.
H'kerchiefs, ~ for 81
Mems woven colored cotton handker.
chiefs at this low price for Friday
only.-Men's Dept.-Main Floor.
Mems Shirts, SIC
Odd lots that originally we're 1.59 to
ESQ. Broken sizes from 1872 to 10.
Mems Dept.-Main Floor.
Silk Hose, 29c
Full fashioned; some seconds. Just
100 pairs, broken a$Sortments Of
sizes and colors.
RGyOn Hose, 12C
100 pairs, all knit-to-fit construction.
Desirable colors in broken sizes 812
to 10. Observation-Disclosures Store.
Crepe indies, 39c
200 women's rayon crepe panties,
Step-ins and chemises. Lace and ap.
Downstairs.
Muslin Slips, 39c
Regularly soc. Builtup or strap
shoulders. Full length. Sizes So to
44-DOwnstairS Store.
Boys Sun Suits, Csc
OF sturdy madras, in wanted color
combinations. Just 200, 2 to years.
Downstairs Store.
Fancy Linens, Zoe
Stamped pieces, doilies, scarfs, vanity
pieces, stamped aprons tea towels
and others.-SecOnd Floor.
Union Suits, SEC
Children's cross-bar muslin suits;
orig. 81. Boys and girls styles, s to
16 years.-Third Floor.
2.95 Sweaters, 1876
Atwood coat and slip-over sweaters
for girls; to ID years. Broken
sizes.-Third Floor.
Girls Dresses, 81
2.95 to 495 originally; recently 1876.
Silk crepe stripes and figured prints;
sizes 8, 10, and 1-14.-Third Floor.
Knit Sets, 1876
Tots sweater and beret sets, also
shorts and sweater sets; regularly
295. 2, 3 and 4 years.-Third Floor.
Tots FrOcks, 2.95
georgette party frocks, sizes 3 and
4; regularly 395. Pink only.-Third
Floor.
10 Sweaters, 1.19
Tots regular 1859 wool sweaters in
Slip-over style. Sizes 3 to years;
broken assortment.-Third Floor.
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PLGStererS Return
On Wage Arn1istice

Plasterers employed on the new
Standard Oil building and the
new National Geographic building
returned to work today, following
an armistice agreed in the matter
Of a disputed wage scale.
The contractors, it is under
stood, plan to cut the wages of
plasterers 80 per cent. Negotia-
lions will be resumed shortly, it
is expected.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

bien Ia Verdad que hay en- ESQ

oier la Verdad Que hay en- ESQ
de que La N~aturaleza Cruda'
Rara Vez es Benigna". Tomese
por ejemplo. cuando un tigre
enfurecido Sc agarra a pelea!
con una de esaS Sanguinarias
panteras negras. Ell duelo cas-.
siempre eS mortal. En- fieraS
como estas no Sc puede esperar
bondad.
Pero la bondad, como TODD fu-
mador 10 sabe, eS propia y ape
feeble en- los cigarrillos. iDel
mismo modo que la bondad no
es propia de fieras, asimismo.
ell tabaco crudo no es adecuado
para cigarrillos! Los fabrican-
ties del Lucky Strike saben Ia
importancia que este tiene por
$50, Nd. no encuentra en- un
Lucky Strike tabaco crudo. Los
tabacos que Sc emplean en- la
elaboration de un Lucky-ciga-
rrillo el mas benigno que haya
fumado en- 81 vida-estan ade-
ana do tpnnt, tNGtnInS
AL Lucky Strike Sc lie conoce
como el cigarrillo tostado; ell
c~igarrillo en- ell que no existe Ell
tabaco crudo, Infinidad de flu
madores encuentran en- los Lu-
ckies la bondad que hombres y
muieres por igual quieren en- ell
c~igarrill0.
Los fabricantes de Lucky
Strikes como es natural no en-
plean en- la elaboration de SUI
popularisimo producto sino ell
tabaco mas fino; 10 mas esco-
gido EN- tabacos turcos v del
pals, Pero nj aun este les salts
face enteramente, debido a que
comprenden cue La naturaleza
''cruda' rara vez es benigna" Y
por ESQ, despues de curar y sa-
zonar en- debida forma los taba-
cos superfinos que emplean, los
someten ademas al beneficio de
la a~plicaci6n del celebrado pro-
cedimiento de depuraci6n que
describe ell Lucky Strike con la
Erase ITS Toasted"
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
FALLECIO Ell PROMINENT
TIE ~COMERCIANTE RETI-
RADIO DANIEL CRACO-
WAIVER

En- su domicilio, Nm. 210 de la
avenida East Park. dei6 aver
de existir ell rico comerciante re-
tirado Daniel Cracowaner, que
durante muchos amos fuera due
no de uno de los principles es-
tablecimientos de la Gale Fran
kiln.
Cracowaner era native de Ru
mania y pas6 los primeros amos
de su infancia en- la ciudad de
New York. En- Jacksonville, ha-
ce 20 amos, contrajo matrimonio
con la que hoy -es su viuda, Sra.
Annie Cracowaner.
Ell entierro Sc ~verificara a las
tres de la tarde de hoy, en- ell ce-
menterio Rodolph Sholom.
Ademas de SUI viuda lie sobre-
viven un hiio, Irving; dos hijas
Minnie y Charlotte; un hernia,
no, Henry, y tres hermanas.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
MARIANA SABADO JUGA-
RAN LOS DIABLOS YER
DIES CONTRA LOS TIE
lRRIERS

Los dos Once de la Conferen-
cia que no han sido aun derrota,
dos, jugaran en- Plant Field y
los dos aseguran que conquista,
ran la victoria.
Los Diablos Verdes de St. Pc
tersburg han mostrado mucha
efectividad y los Terriers ven
cieron la semana pasada a los
Generates del Institute Rob-
ert E. Lee. El ano pasado los
Diablos Verdes vencieron a los
Terriers y el coach Johnson es-
pera que tai cosa no Sc repita.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
RODRIGUEZ MURIO DE UN
GOLPE QUE RECIBIERA
EN- Ell PECHO

I'm jurado que convocara ell
iuez de paz William Norona, del
distrito de Ybor, emiti6 aver We
redicto opinando que Emilio Ro-
driguez, de 25 amos, un tabaque
70 vecino de la Gale Marconi, en-
Palmetto Beach, muri6 a conse,
cuencia ode golpes asestados por
personals desconocidas."
Una mujer encontr6 ell cuerpo
de Rodriguez en- un callej6n dc
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Ia Gale IT. entire las avenidas
Cuarta Y Quinta, POGO antes de
la media noche del domingo.
NariaS perSonaS que Sc acer-
earon al hombre caido dicen que
este Senalaba para su pelho, CO.
mo indicando de que ali habia
recibido un golpt.
Sc hizo la autopsia al cadaver
a petici6n de su hermano Ra-
fael. que eXpreS6 ell criterio de
cue la muerte de SUI hermano no
habia Sido natural.
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IFALLEC1O EN- LA D
GADA DE HOY Ell SR
GEORGE FRANCIS WE'D
MAN

Pasadas las II de la noche. en-
la madrugada de hoy, falleci6
en- el Hospital Municipal, donde
habia sido sometdo a una ope-
racion q%uirdrgica, ell distinguido
ciudadano George Francis Weld
man, de 68 amos. ap!eciado HON
bre de negocios Y secretario de
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compahfa Lehman, Weidmar

la compahfa Lehman, Weidmar
Box.
Era miembro de variaS Lo
gias y reSidia en- ell ndmero 2lg2
del BayShore Boulevard.
L. s0hleviven su espoSa y un
hijo. H,nry S. Weidman.
Todavia no Sc ha fijado la fe-
cha del sepelio.
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La tostadura q torrefecci6n

La tostadura O torrefecci6n
del tabaco dota a los 1uckics dc
esa bondad Y sabor exquisite
que TODD fumador exigente SUI,
pc apreciar enseguida al darse
cuenta de gee fumando Lucky
Strikes Sc diSfrutaba de un CT.
garrillo en- ell que. los tabacos
crudos Sc hacen sentir por su
auSencia. ADVERTISEMENT .
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DIFF ''ONES

Tuvo lugar en- la tarde de a
yer ell entierro de Jose Obaya.
vecino del nnmero 1910 de Ia
Gale Diez, que Sc suicidara 81
dia anterior. Era miembro de
los CaballeroS Leales de Am6ri-
ca y lie sobroviven su eSposa Y
una hi.ia,
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

EXCESS acid is the common cause q
Indigestion. 1t results in pain and sour
ness about two hours after eating. The
quick corrective is an alkali which viii
neutralize acid. The best corrective
is Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It has
remained standard with physicians in
the SO yearS since its invention
Ono spoonful OF Phillips Milk Of Mag
nesia neutrallzes instantly many times
its volume n,acid. 1t Is harmless end
tasteless and its action is quick. You win
never rely on crude methods once you
learn how quickly this method acta-
Please let it show you-now.
~Be sure TO get the genuine. MIX Of
Magnesia" has been the u. S. Registered
Trade Mark of The Charles ii. Phillips
Chemical Company and its predeceasOs
ChMrAcs Il Phillips aincs L&A "a
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Para Ia manana de hoy esta
Senalado el entierro dc Ia 81"
Matilde Sanchez, de 60 amos, W
Gina de la Gale Drez 340S, az
aver muriera en- un hospital 10
cal.
Deja a dos hermanas, Sras.
Regla Sanchez e Ines Diaz, eSta
Ultima residente en- Houston,
Texas.
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BONDAD APETECIBLE

Las rinas salvajeS de las fie-
ras ilustran estupendamente