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Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Joe Berioy,
lat, Philippines. outpointed Harry
Kersey, la, Jacksonville .(8).
DALLAS, Tex.-Ritchie Mack, l43,
Dallas, outpointed Louis kid" Az
teca. 143. Mexico City QU.
UTICA, N. Y.-Johnny Nelson, ITS,
Syracuse, N. Y, and Izzy Singer, 1T,
New York, drew co..
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Bob Tow,
1913, Alexandria, Va, outpointed Tony
Cancela, 100, Tampa (lO.
VINCENNES, Ind.-Freddie Miller,
Cincinnati, outpointed Moon Mullins,
Vincennes Q0); Charles Gordon, VIM
cennes, stopped Tiger Flowers, Gin
cinnati 90.
HOUSTON. Tex.-Al Salbano, 155,
Houston, knocked out Ralph Chong,
1853, New Orleans %; Del Hawkins,
$50, Houston, outpointed Sammy AL
fano, 143, New York a..
MODESTO, Calif.-Johnny Pena,
1875. New York, stopped Benny Gal
lop, 125, San Jose, Calf. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
BY ROD THOMAS.
.HAT fast growing entry +

THAT fast growing entry for
the Washington City Duck
pin Association tournament
L was swelled today by 26
teams from the Masonic
League. The league has % teams
and Arville Ebersole, association
secretary. hasn't given up on the
other two.
Half the teams of the Sanico
League, a round dozen, are in.
with some Of the other IL think
ing it over.
Pop HALEY has turned in the
applications of eight teams, rep
resenting 100 per cent of the mem
bership of the Recreation League.
Murrell Dawes has promised
Ebersole seven teams from the
Lucky Strike Independent League.
A. c. Ream, handspring Of the
Post Office Department League,
who cold-shouldered the tourna-
ment last year because of factional
strife over where the event would
take place, Is back as a booster.
He has four teams, eight doubles
and Is singles entries In hand.
Seven teams from the Income
Tax League are signed, but Eber-
sole wonders why so few from this
26-team circuit go for the tourna-
ment.
The Employees Compensation
League at the Columbia, with four
teams, Is entering two.
In the meantime Ebersole is
making his annual holler over
league scorers being tardy with
their averages. He wants the
figures as of March 81.
Next big matches on the schedule
will be Fridays between the Oc-
cidentals and John Blick's Atlanta
Stars, at Convention Hall; the
Knights of Columbus Of WASH
ington and Hartford, also at the
Hall, and Sunrise Bakery and Con-
necticut Blue Ribbons, at the
Northeast Temple.
That all were scheduled on the
same night was unacceptable, due
to the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress schedule. All three Of
the out-of-town teams are coming
to this part of the country pri-
marily to shoot in the national
tournament at Baltimore.
Astor Clarke, big money winner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
CUNTS IN TITLE PLAY
Major and Minor Finals Slated
in Community League.

Major and minor section titles in
the Community Center Basket Ball
League will be at stake tonight on the
Roosevelt High court when Bureau Of
Investigation opposes Saranacs and
Twin Oaks Blackhawks oppose Ohm
sted Grill in the grand court finales.
The minor section tilt between the
Blackhawks and Grillmen Is slated for
8 o'clock with the major finalists
scheduled an hour later.
The Roosevelt gymnasium will be
the scene of more important court
rivalry tomorrow when the George
Washington Freshmen, winner of the
District A. A. U. unlimited champion
ship, oppose the Stonewan Democratic
Club quint of Baltimore and the
Heurich Flashes meet the Alliance
Club, 145-pound team from the Monu-
mental City. The Stonewall and AL
lance f1veo occupy corresponding po-
sitions to the Colonials and Heurich's
in Baltimore and the games will be
for the South Atlantic A. A. U. titles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
SURE MATAH
WILL WIN DERBY
Van Dusen Does Not Plan
to Race FiIIy Prior to
Classic Event.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T OU1SVILLE, KY, April A.
Mata Hari, Charles T. Fish
/ er's superb f1lly which is
- among the favorites to
capture the Kentucky Derby at
Churchill Downs May S, prob
ably will not be raced until the
derby, her trainer, Clyde van
DuSen, has announced.
Mata Hari is training at Dixiana
Farm, near Lexington, and will be
shipped to Louisville in a week or
two and complete her conditioning
at the Downs. Van Dusen sent out a
horse named after him to win the
1929 Derby, and says he is confident
Mata Hari will duplicate the feat Of
the filly Regret in winning the Derby
In 1915.
n ASTERN turf followers at Bowie
r., yesterday saw two Kentucky
Derby eligibles take trimming
from Mr.. Hyde. which won his first
start, in the sixth race. Mr.. Hyde
is not a Derby nominee. Jack Low.
one Of George D. Widener's Derby
hopefuls, was second, and The Tri-
umvir, nominated Tor the blue rib
bon event by the Greentree Stable.
was third. Zulu Lad, owned by VIII
liam Woodward's Belair stud, was the
only Derby candidate on the card
at Bowie today.
CIR THOMAS. A. B. Gordon's
maiden candidate for the Derby
which has won substantial back
ing here, worked a mile in LAS yes
terday, testing the Churchill Downs
footing for the first time. His pre-
vious workouts have been at Douglas
Park. He was eased up during the
last quarter.
Albert Sabath's two eligibles, Nor
man D. and Dan SABBATH, worked
three quarters together in lis. Jo-
seph Widener's Peace Chance went
half mile in 0:5l. The Downs track
was fast, but slightly deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
the Baltimore Recreation All-Stars
shot 1881, 8 points behind the Con-
vention Hall quint of Washington.

the Baltimore Recreation All-Stars
shot 1881, 8 points behind the Con-
vention Hall quint of Washington.
After shooting three games and
trailing by 80 pins, the Hartford
Comm Market All-Stars gave up
against Gus Places Sunrise Bak-
cry quint last night at Northeast
Temple. The Conn ecticut lads were
all in from travel and loss Of sleep.
They came over from the national
tournament on an impromptu
booking.
Shorty Teller IS away winging in
the Post League handicap sweep
stakes, leading a field Of IA at the
Lucky Strike Shorty's SAL plus
handicap of 10 gave him a grand
total Of GIL and a margin Of 6
over his nearest rival, Jack Perry.
One Of the strongest young
teams entered in the national is
Grand Central Valet Of this city,
listing Ed Espey. Ouncie Harrison.
AL Singer, Stuart Patti and Nick
Rinaldi. They will roll Sunday.
Rinaldi and Harrison will pair in
doubles,
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SETS MAY IL FOR RUN
Twelfth Street "Y" Will Stage
3b-Mile Contest.

Saturday, May IL, has been set for
the fifth annual 3lz-mile run Of the
Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. Host club
members are down to hard practice.
They figure to get valuable training
for the event here in the Urban
League Health Week run in Balti-
more April %.
Edgar Lee Of the Twelfth Street Y
won last years run here In record
breaking time and team honors went
to the Sharp Street Community House
Of Baltimore. The event this year IS
expected to draw contestants from
Baltimore, Richmond and Philadel-
phia, in addition to the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
Masons Enter &c Teams in City Pin Event


Of the season, isn't likely to get a
penny from the N. D. B. c. unless
his team, Occidental Restaurant,
piles a large stack of wood at Bal
ttmore. Astor missed out in the
singles yesterday with 337 and
paired with Ed Blakeney in a
mediocre doubles performance.
Their score was 1922.
At that, they Jared better. than
two other Washington stars. George
Isemann and Hugh Crawley, who
= shot 678. v~r zrlts
Crawley's Mount Rainier team
rolled 1880 and Stuart's Wine and
Liquor Shoppe Of Colmar Manor
turned in a useless 1,753
Blakeney's 1872 in singles isn't
likely to land him In the pay
of.
A 427 by Paul Harrison put over
Ambassador Laundry for a sea-
sons record Of 1923 in the Co.
lumbia Heights League.
Monk rraser's Arcade team was
dropped from second to third place
in the N. D. B. c. standing when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
V. NJ. I. Teams Start.

LEXINGTON, Va, April 4.-Vir-
ginia Military Institute varsity base
ball and track teams will get their
first taste Of competition this week.
The ball club will open with Vermont
today and on Saturday will entertain
North Carolina while the track men
are racing Duke at Durham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
MORE PIN STARS ROLL
Changes Occur in Standings in
Three A, B, C.. Glasses.

PEORIA, ILL.,, April 4 HN.-Another
collection Of expert bowlers and ex-
champions from points covering three
quarters of the United States will take
over the American Bowling Congress
alleys today as the tourney roars into
the home stretch.
Three changes, one in the doubles,
one in the singles and one in the FIVE
man event were brought about yester-
dav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
RENEW HAND BALL DUEL
Cowley and Schwartz to Battle
for "Y" Title TONIGHT.

Joe Cowley Of the Y. M. c. A. and
Jack Schwartz of the Jewish Com
munity Center will renew a hand ball
feud tonight when they clash in the
final Of the District A. A. U. cham
pionship tournament at 8 o'clock on
the courts Of the Central "Y."
The friendly feud began last night
when Cowley, paired with Charming
Walker. scored an upset victory over
Schwartz and Sam Jeweler in the
doubles wind-up, 2l-16, Ala. The
winning duo teamed almost perfectly
and was never headed.
In another doubles match last night
Randy Myers and Paul Pearlman of
the j. c. c. gained third honors by
downing Leon vineberg and w. c.
Woodward, 14-12, 21-13, Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
COAST GAMES ATTRACT
Crowds Bigger at Openers at
Which upsets Rule,

CroWdS Bigger at openers at
Which Upsets Rule.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4 P).-
With a barrage of base hits, one up
set and impressively increased atten-
dances, base ball doomed back into the
sports headlines today in opening
games of the 1884 Pacific Coast
League season.
Total attendance for the four games,
all in California, was around $4,000.
compared to approximately 24,500 for
openers last year.
The highly-touted San Francisco
Seals bowed to Seattle, to 4; the
champion Los Angeles Club swamped
Portland, IL to 2; Hollywood scored
over Oakland, Is to S, and the Mis-
sions eked out a 12-inning 4to-2 de-
cision over Sacramento.
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Horton Smith Appears Be His Way Back Great Heights Golfer
Diamond Chips

xLPl Va JAAAAOA booS VOL
teams wishing to compete In the Ma
tional City League this season are
slated to meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock
in the Atlas Sport Shop.
Nine teams have entered the Dis
trict Independent League and repre-
sentatives Of the different clubs will
gather tonight at 1882 H street north
east to work out details. The caucus
will begin at 8.
Entered so far are the Ross Jewell
ers, Virginia Cavaliers. Woodmen Of
the World, Mount Rainier, Postal
Telegraph, st. Jeromes of Hysttsville.
District Grocery Store warehouse and
Sanitary Store No. SO.
Candidates for the G. & p. Tele.
phone team are requested to meet to-
night at I'LL North Capitol street at
8 o'clock.
Members Of the Gordon Cafeteria
nine also are scheduled for q confab
this pm. They will convene In room
COB, Albee Building, at 8.
Leftover players and new candi-
dates for the Anacostia unlimited nine
are to meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock at
1912 Fourteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
ROpe-Climb Mark
Twice Bettered
T oS ANGELES, April 4 o.

7 OS ANGELES, April 4 R-
~ Randall Dryden, University of
Southern California athlete,
who already claims the world 2bri
foot rope-climbing record, twice
bettered the national 18-foot climb
ing mark at an athletic show here
last night. '+'a
Checked by three ofacial timers
he made the 18-foot climb Id AZ
seconds and 4 seconds fiat in the
two tries. The national record Of
4.6 seconds was established in 1901
by r. o. Best in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
TAkSILS LIST II TILTS
Nine to Open Season April %
Against Charlotte Hall.

ASdlu ShdA AoSIS AASa@As
A 12-game schedule has been
booked for the Takoma-Silver Spring
High base ball nine, the first to
represent the suburban school since
1881.
The season will be opened April %,
opposing Charlotte Hall on the lat
ter's diamond.
There are few experienced players
available, but Coach Crescent Bride
is hopeful Of turning out a capable
nine. Gordon Freas, who played on
the 1881 team as first baseman. is
expected to do much Of the pitching
this year.
The schedule:
April %, Charlotte Hall, away; 81,
Western. away.
May 1. Friends. away: 8. Sherwood.
away: IL, Rockville, away; 10. Roosevelt,
away; Is. National Training School. away;
%, Washington and Lee. away; 25. Lee
jackson. away; 2s. Alexandria. away.
June /. Bethesda, pending; .. Mount st.
Joseph, away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04
TERRY GETS RING BREAK
Long-Awaited Bout With Corbett
Slated for April 80.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4 R.-
Young Terry of Trenton. N. j. will
get his long-awarded opportunity to
meet young Corbett of Fresno, former
welterweight champion, here April 80.
A l0-round match has been an
nounced.
Terry was brought out here two
months ago for fight with Corbett.
It was held up for several weeks be-
cause of weight differences. When
the match was finally made Corbett
was hurt in training.
The pair will meet at 157 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-04

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new oval black insets. Sturdy
shafts and leather grips.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

que no pOseen nuestroS farma-
ce%uticos nj conocen ms colegas,
tOh, Los doctores ndios sahen
mas, muchaS wees, que nues-
tros eminentes Quimieos, por-
que poSeen secretoS de la Natu-
raieza que no revelan los libros
cientificOs que curSamos en- las
Universidades.
En- efecto.
Tn cuarto de bora habria
transcurrido cuando Sulpicio
eXhal6 un susr o y abri6 lem
tamente los ojos.
Como Sc siente?-le pre-.
gunto Garces.
-Bien.,. Me duele algo la he
rida.
i Es natural! NJ es ningdn
.pinchazo de aguja,-contestd
Silvio, sentandose iunto al lie,
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Ell FIEJO STRIBLING Sc
RETIRA DEL NEGOCIO DE
LOS PUNOS

Ochlocknee, Ga, Feb. T. E.
viejo PA" Stribling, padre que
fuera del desventurado William
Lawrence Striking, anunci6
aver que ha vendido los contra
tos que tneia con varios pugilis-
tas Y Sc dedicara al negocio de
Ia MADEIRA en- Charleston, c. del
Sur.
Hace cuatro meses que su h
jo, Ell orgUllo del Sur, pereci6 en-
accidente y desde entonces
Stribling parece haber perdido
Ell amor por ell deporte.
"Al principle de este ano =
dijo-decidi retirarme yend en-
do ms contracts con ell peso
complete Jimmy Maloney Y con
el peso complete ligero Clyde
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
NErEgITAMOS UN U Z

HOMBRE en- cuaquier Conda-
do para representa- una i'm
porante Agencia de Vino de
California que esta a punto de
formarse para disponer de los
mas ra2o 5v viejos who's de CA>
Iifornia, especiales pala logias
= s~OcIedades. Preferimos un
hombre con grandes conoci-
mientos entire los oficiales de
las s0ciedades. A tai hombre lie
ofrecemos una posici6n fila con
sueldo de $95 al mes, mas CO.
mission. La habilidad tendra
que ser ilimitada. Escriba liz
mcdiatamente por correo aereo
' dejenos saber particulars So
bre listed. 81 es possible escriba
en- ingl6s. He a4ui una oportu-
uidad para construir un buen
negocio para listed 81 esta bien
relacionado con su pueblo. Es-
criba confidencialmente a la
Cosmopolitan Agency, Dept.
|A-7O, TAT S. Hill ST., Los Ange-
les, California.
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e amodorrado e inm6vil.

Sc amodorrado e inm6vil.
Garces, preocupado, pulse al
herido, y luego Sc dirigi6 al des-
pacho.
Escogi6 en- su botiquin c err
tas medicinas y volvi6 al Guar
to del paciente.
i Aqua y una cuchara,-di-
jo al negro.
Cuando este llevo 10 que pc
dia 81 amo, Garc6s derram6
unos polvos en- una cucharada
de aqua, que hizo absoryer al
heridC.
Luego, volvi6 a ~pulsarse, te-
n endo su cron6metro en- la otra
mano y consult4al lie al mismo
tempo.
La fiebre baja,-pens6
Garces.-Dentro de diez minu-
tos habra remitido, Esto es 10
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
LOS ROJOs
AL PITCHER VANCE

New York, Feb, Eel pit :
cher Arthur Dazzy Vance, que
durante siete amos Ia sido el rey
de Ia "bola de fuego" entire los
pitchers de las grandes Iigas,
fue yendido aver por los Carde-
males a los Rojos de Cincinnati :,
por e precio de $500.
No hace aun mucho tempo
que Vance recibia como sueldo
una cantidad equivalente a Ia
plicaci6n de esos $500, por-
que entire las temporadas de
1924 q 1880 fue el pitcher estre
la de los Dodgers" de Broo-
kIyn.
Vance Ia perdido mucho de
81 antigua yelocidad y el Gin
cinati espera obtener de eI al :
ygunas 5ctorias, auaque no cuen
ia con que recupere So antigua
efectividad.
Anunciaron tambien los Ro-
JOS que Val Picinich, Ell vetera-
no catcher, ha sido contratado
como coach, y que al m smo item
po han ~comprado a la segunda
base Less Mailon, del club To-
rOntO.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

bro.
GQue era 10 que a aquel nom
bre lie preocupaba tanto, para
que constituyese ell tema de su
delirio?
Desde luego, Garces compren
do que Sc trataba de I'm nino "a
bandonado; de IN doctor que
10 habia entregado a aquel hon.
bre y a aquella Eugena, y que
este pugnaba por que ell dicho
doctor 10 recogiese.
Que ell nino habia sido aban-
donado y que unos baturros 10
habian recogido.
Esta era, hasta entonces, la
sintesis del discurso delirante
del herido.
Lo que mas impresion6 a
Garces, fue la e~xistencia de a.
quel doctor que decia Sulpicio
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
LOS CABALLOS PARA LA
APERTURE SERAN Sc
LECCIONADOS HOY

A las once de la manana de
hoy el juez w. H. Shelley anun-
clara los caballos con los cuales
sera inaugurada manana jueves
Ia temporada de carerras en- el
hip6dromo de Tampa Downs.
Los mejores ejemplares seran
seleccionados para Ell Tampa
Shores Handicap, que sera la
quinta carrera del programa,
con un premio de $4,000.
Para esta carrera han sido no
minados los caballos The Break
Run On, Ninera, Scream, Ado
be Post, Levaal, Premeditate,
Spartan Lady, st. Cristobal, Ca
terer, Ray and Con, Donnoch,
Plumage, Fred Army y Fort
Dearborn Laknite.
Tres carros cargados de caba
Hos llegaron aver a la pista, dos
procedentes de New Orleans y
uno de Miami.
Esperase que mas de 10000
personals concurran a la inau :
guracion.
Tn tren especial, preparado
por Mr., Willis, el agente de pa
sajeros de la Seaboard Ar Lii
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-, All Fua cuaSt;6n do n.

-iAh. GFu6 question de ce-
los?
No, senior. La Eusebia no
merece que 70 tenga celos de
ella. Siempre fu6 10 mismo: una
mala muier.
-Pero,.... les listed realmen
te casado?
-Si, senior; por la Iglesia.
-Fntonces, Gcual fue ell or
gen de la rina?
Question de intereses.
: Que intereses son esos?
Mi mujer me da un tanto
todaS las semanas para que la
permita.. diyertirse por ahi con
ei CrHsddo y hacer los dos sus
negocios.
I Que clase de negocios ha-
cen?
-iPstl iLo que sale!
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
DOMINGUEZ ACOSTO
A FARGO

St. Petersburg, Feb. lei
campeon cubano del peso medic
Tony Dominguez, "acost6" aver
en- el qulnto asalto, con IN for
midable golpe de derecha por Ia
mandibula, q Nike Fargo, de
Atlanta.
Kid Ingram, de Orlando, hizo
pelea nuIa en- Ia semi-final con
J mmy Fowler, de Atlanta.
Para IA semana pr6xima Sc
anunc.6 que pelearia Tony Can
celia con Roberto Tow, de Ale
jandria, Virginia.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
GREENWOOD DERROTO
A NEBOLSKY

Jacksonville, Feb. TN jo-
ven de Sarasota, Cliff Green =
wood, obtuvo la decision de
los jueces en- IN combate con 81
mon Nebolsky, de Cincinnati,
Oh 0.
En- Ia semifinal, a diez asal-
tos, Samy Lucas, de Jacksonvi-
lie, hizo pelea nula con Frankie
Minerva, de New York.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
LA LIGA NACIONAL ACOR-
DO R~EORGANIZAR 81 NE
GOCIADO DE PUBLICIDAD

New York, Feb. LA Liga
Nacional aprob6 aver Ell plan de
juegos para 1894, que senala el
dia 7 de abril como principle de
la temporada.
La lista de umpires es la mis-
ma del ano anter or, con la ex-
.cepci6n de Bill Stewart, nombra
do para suceder a T. McGrew,
que ha sido retirado.
Acord6 tambien la nga reor-
ganizar su negociado de publ :
cidad, des gnandolo para diri :
girlo al periodista neoyorquino
Ford Frick.
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que sc habia degollado.

TODD aquello tenia alguna Sc
mejanza con 10 que saba de la
perdida de Luisin.
Como aquel nino. Luisin ha-
bia sido recogido; mas b en-, Sc
cuestrado por ell doctor Vigil.
Como Vigil, aquel doctor Sc
habia o parecia haberse diego
liado.
Fran los unicos puntos de
identidad p~erfecta entire am
Dos successes.
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HIZO TABLAS CON
GIBBS

West Palm Beach, Feb. Z. -
In marinero de Charleston, Le-
roy Brown, hizo aver tablas en-
esta ciudad con Jackie Gibbs,
de Houston, Texas. Pesaba GIBBS
163 libras, c nco menos que su
antagonist.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
Ell BROOKLYN VEEDIO A
"

New York, FEB. Los bod
gers anunciaron aver Ia venta
de Jake Flowers, IN jugador de
cuadro, a. club Buffalo, de Ia
Ljga International.
Flowers bate6 con IN prone
do de 233 en- Ia temporada pa
sada, figurando en- 78 deafios.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

De tres libros, I'm ~pequeno die
cionario de ingles, una geogra-
fla de Cuba y una obra de
Brown Scott. La persona Que
los haya encontrado y los en-
tregue en- ell Consulate de Cuba
sera gratificada, 0 lame al te-
lefOno Y 1911 para pasar a re-
cogerloS.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

-5Y cuando 10 pida la ma
DIRE?
HATE ell sordo.
-Bueno... Isl 10 mata la Eu-
genia...
Que 10 entierren.
-Antes 10 dejo en- c~ualquier
parte.
-D6jalo donde quieras.
i Rediez con ell doctor! Y
luego para que Sc degollara y
ali queda ESQ.,.
Cares no salia de su asom-
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

Garces esper6 anhelante que
Sulpicio siguiese hablando.
Pero no volvi6 a deSpegar
sus lab os.
La fiebre lie venci6 y Qued6-
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

Sc VENDE UN BOTF, de 80
pies, Cabina de crucero. Todas
las comodidades. Propio para
dos personals. Seis cilindros
Chevrolet. Lineas de primera.
Telefono: Largo 4576 0 yea a
]. B. Naylor, Indian Rocks
Beach.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

AVISO-Cualql4e r persona
que sepa ell peradero del Sr. Ro-
driiguez Alfaro, sirvase comu-
nicario al Consulate de Pana
ma. Telefono NJ 8191.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy. Nublado8 pa
"a ml5ana. Vientos moderados
dzl Norte y del Eordeste.
Maxima temperature aver,
Y grados: minima, 50.
Marea alta a las $50 a. m. J
7:l5 p. m.
Marca baja a las 2:25 a. m
y II :35 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

~~N~~~~A~
Pa" Strioling dedic6 su8 me
jores a1os a. Doxeo Y durante
Is dir gi6 personaimente los in
tereses de 81 MO, que gan6 cen
tenares de miles de pesos en- es-
Il pal. ! en Fl extranjero.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

Sc VFNDEN negocios oporta.
nos de todas classes en- Miami
Restaurants, barberias, zapa
~terfas, bodegas, barras, etc. Pa
"a inf rmas escriba a H. D,
Gates, 301 Congress Bldg, Mia
mi, Florida.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
Ia GACETA

ne, saldra a Ia 80 de Ia tarde
,-cobr-Ldo 50 centavcs por 81
viaje g. ida y vuel.4.
La gaceta., 1934-02-07

Folletin de La Gaceta No. $50
La gaceta., 1934-02-07
LA GACETA

e psriodico en- idioms Espa0> 81
mas circulation en- Tampa
:ctoriano Mantelgs, Editor
SI-csicion semanal: 20 cents
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1903 7th Ave. Ybor City, Fla