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Evening star., 1934-07-10
EALE--AUT0M0BfLES.
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tCeatInsed.f
YoRD- 1854 eouvsrtssis eoupsr ryrahss
s go ..ss,ss ssss - r..s ssf'sss 20 B b. rf!
tesps' Sis. For6 igeA topn ssesn si0o
Barnes Motor Co 10 lAth
yJRp 1874 v-s eeseb. s9o0. oniy sss
o13s 1sss ssrxsIu nnVsF - sesn to - as
prseis,se centgTy Motors 1908 lfth y
yP sssg aS , :: ss' W.. Perm. ;st. 'sss sssn fri ff
FiFhfserth 81 nv
FoHD 1871 es luxe ooups ansss een-
eitinn; hest OF carr Only kia7 or terms
lsoian III g.ahtssnth ss nw. -
FORD 1870 coupe sporl type bet Of een--
FishtsFnth q re
PoRp 1879 oniy slo7. on terms. Nolan.
I'LL Eighteenth st. nv
FoRD 1929 es lqrs Esdsn sesu,lfai con-
N0isn, I'LL Eighteenth =. nv
FORD 1890 phaston bss, Of condition
nny sle! q eovn bal - months.
Nolan. III E3Rhtssnth st. M
PoRD 1881 Sedan Food coDcttior: only
sle7 csn sell for ~ doEn. Nolan. iii
Tshtkenth q
FoRD Ip33 latest Dc luxe coupe almost
Ike rev only 500 miles. This ssr pr
fsct condition ssms - nsv Only s4bs
i'll Eighteeuth st. ~ --
FORD 1899 Do luxe coupe with rumble
test chrome 2hfeit eiltff stripe special
painted 81 factory custom De luxe evtry
one thinks u - brandt and also best
Iaoklns coupe in city. Only s4rs with
nsw-csf terms. Nolan. iii Eighteenth
tt nv.
FFlANKLTNS-Ia3l six-wirs-Eheei sedan;
1871 Ave. gOod .whsel custom sedan 1881
egklnm speedstef leather lined trunk.
Carr can he seen ~ Norris TounE. 2uls
l#th 81 a north 3p8n.
HUDSON 1893 pacemhktr "s' sedan do
iuxe model 4 wheels metal tire covers
trunk driven only 51n0 miles. absolutely
like new Your most careful inspection in
vited Sold for ~ zoo new Onered at
Only x12b This iA a real value PohankA
Service. ll78 Goth 81 nv. DI. ai4l
IA SALE 1890 Spas sedan: new paint
and tires. very clean upholstery. High
RrEdf car for %9A5. terms. trade. l.. p.
slsusrt Inc, 1925 l4th.
NASH 1928 sedan. wire. Wheels snde
trunk rack sA00 miles S505; lpJ2 h.eyl
sedan sfTb 1891 tgin-iRnItion = sedan
gapS. 1922 twin-iFniti0n sedan. &lHb.
a2n standard q sedan. Si45. Williams e.
Baker Inc Nash DeslsrSr J 509 l4th st. NV,
NASH ie32 standard ~" sedan. beautiful
tan hnish excellent motor. GOOD tires,
very cisaE throughout; $f15. terms trade
L. p steusrt Inc. 1928 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-10

sOHD iaag Dc lays PvrsoY neesn hrsFt
enestson Only Sta7s terms. Nolan I'LL
Evening star., 1934-07-10

ToRD Ia33 latest Dc luxe coupe almost
ike rev only 500 miles This ssr per-
fret condition fsme - nfW OniT S4b'.
er terms ~ your esr IN trade Nolan
I'LL EIGHTEENTH st. nv.
Evening star., 1934-07-10

FORD igal f. luxe coups ansss ecn-
sitlNn; hest OF care. Only sia7 or terms
entnA 1FfF FsnAsaN~tA - gM
Evening star., 1934-07-10

FORD 1929 Ge iuKs Fsdan seauttfui corr
nifhan Mnat sell OnlT Si3@. 81 down
Fsoisn I'LL Eighteenth - nv
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R00MS-FuRNISHED.

hOOmS-f UnNfShEDs
1908 R AVE NW-Gentleman; de-
ightfully large, airy room well furnished;
private bath with shower continuous hot
water plenty of linen: another room with
cut bath single or double. 15s
9IG 16 ST NV. GORDON HOTEL
Double rooms. with bath. Sl2 weekly up;
double rooms without bath 50 weekly:
switchboard service.
6ls 3rd ST. Nw.-Room kitchen porch,
So weekly: other rooms 81 quiet, desir-
able: adults only Call before q or
after 6. IL
6ls 3rd ST NV nice housekeeping
rooms: cheap 10 quiet desirable settled
couple: no children. Call before morn
ings or after evenings. IL
1927 QUINCY ST N.W.-Furnished rooms
with private shower: reasonable. No other
roomers' use Of phone. kitchen. Columbia
6051
1922 L ST. N.w.-Large. cool. front Ink
rooms, with slcnve kitehenette: reasonable;
nine water. s6 up: single. ss uD.
WALK TO woRK"-Maid service: clean
cool quiet homelike: 81 wk up Port.
c0lGmbia saG - aisos1ss fsfs e st ene WEE We ossS
3I4I HIGHLAND PL.--One. block of Conn
ave; cool quiet comfortable room in large
detached home; refined gentlemen. cL
1907. 10
1908 KALORAMA RD.-LarEe. end floor
south front: twin beds two closets. Also
single room; cool clean very conv-; reas
13'
WESTMINSTER, 1907 nth st. NV
Room with bath running water. near
bath and shower; single, 50 and Z; oou-
ble. SIS to $40
1907 10Th ST- NV. = Attractive single
room. next to bath: beautiful double, twin
beds large pantry; owners home. NOrth
1888.
CHEVY CHAs-LoYely front room. de-
sached home; meals optional; unlimited
phone For further information. CL-
0s43.
1909 Ifth ST NW.-Ideai location; large.
cool rooms with twin beds, near showers;
IS week
aIa L NV Apt. 24--LarEe light well
furnished Ssccnd-hocs room. inner-spIlns
bed. Call after Z. IL
Evening star., 1934-07-10

FORD 1880 phaston bss, Of condition
nnly s1RT ~ down bal f2 months
Rolaa I'LL EsRhtsenth st nv
PoRD 1891 SEDAN Food coDcttioH: eniT
s1e7, cfn sell for ~ doEn. Nolan iii
TtrhtFrrsh A. uw
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FTlSWKLrNS-Ia3l stx-wifs-Ehsei sedan;
1871 p0od .whsel custom sedan 1881
eHklnm apeedstef leather lined trunk.
Carr can be seen ~ Norris founE. 2ole
IAtb st nw north 1A8n
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ORD 1926 oouDs. sport syps best Of cen
stYon Must sell So Nolan. III
Evening star., 1934-07-10

FORD 1897 Do luxe coupe. with rumble
test chrome &heeit silver stripe special
painted 81 factory custom De luxe eysry
one thinks Il - arsnd-nsS and also eest
Iooklns cnuue in ctfp Only SASs with
ntw-csf terms. Nolan iii Eighteenth
A. n
Evening star., 1934-07-10

i 1870 CALVERT ST. Nw.-Home cooking,
large cool rooms, 50 a week inst hot
Evening star., 1934-07-10

2129 WYOMING AVE - Deiightful cool
residence. convenient to downtown: large
drawing room for entertaining and bridge;
bowling alley: well balanced meals IA
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-PriVate resi-
dence: walking distance: luxuriously fur
rooms S35-S45. l7I4 10Th St NV
Evening star., 1934-07-10

1878 MASS. AVE. Scott HaIl-Loveiy cool
single. double rooms; running water: de-
licious meals, central; distinctive reason
able: grounds
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

2117 o ST. NW.-Cool. airy. single q
double rooms: reasonable. DE. 4443.
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prypg 1879 g-e coach. sgGo. osiy SIC
ec@n This car IL practically nsw through
paft 7ksN bRrwstH must b. Eern 70 - as
rrretsted CsMfgFy Motors 1903 ser -
Evening star., 1934-07-10

1919 18th ST. Nw.-Room and board.
ss % per week; real home: must be seen
TO be appreciated. 1is
Evening star., 1934-07-10

FORD 1854 ecrwerfFsfs eoHne- rpruhts
s@at Yaeig gts HBrehAssS rev u Ps6yu-
ar rafetallg eftvsn $3.50 Cal pk - ~
rrnn Ia4t esnps Hsou Pro- fasn
feops. SIS. Fofe 1873 loNn aeean. kloo
Evening star., 1934-07-10

FORD INssa1 oTiy flUT- On teTTf- Nolan
I'LL ElFhteenth a. nv . -.
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CARROLL SPRINGS INN-Ideal country
life 30 minutes from business center; ten
mis-, swimming shaded lawn. vegetable
Evening star., 1934-07-10

HILLCREST $500 18th NW-Large
shady lawn Single and double rooms:
double with private bath; excellent meals:
reasonable
Evening star., 1934-07-10

UNUSUAL FIND-Large I'd n. so. rm. a
wind) next BATH clean. quiet, refined
cont. h.w.. phone. radio: refs. 1888 @.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room,
private bath; smaller room; clean, quiet,
newly decorated.
with running water: convenient location;
close to two car lines; reas.
2117 o ST. N.w.-cool. airy. single and
Evening star., 1934-07-10

REFINED YOUNG WIDOW desires young
lady to room and board in clean. COM
Portable apartment; good meals; reason
nee Decatur 3606-J I0s
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LIGHT. COOL. AIRY. COMPLETELY FUR
nished entire End floor; sleeping porch
rent reas. 1918 H ST. ne. ATlantie 4019.
1929 COLUMBIA RD.-sUBLTT JULY
and August; large living room hall ktch-
en-. bath: frst-elass service. Apt. 410. I0'
Evening star., 1934-07-10
SALE--AUTOMOBILIS.

'EERLEsS sedan, looks and runs good.
)rly So. Nolan, iii Eighteenth ST. NV
Evening star., 1934-07-10
sALE--AUTOMOBILEs.

Ash 1890 type sedan This Is real
IrEatn SIe1. Nolan. 1lll Eighteenth
Evening star., 1934-07-10

HUDSON 1893 Pacsmaker "s" sedan do
iuxe model wheels metal tire covers
trunk driven only b9no miles absolutely
like new Your most careful inspection in
vited Sold for ~ 700 new offered at
oniy S1g6 This il real value Pohsnka
a n
Evening star., 1934-07-10

Ia SALE 1890 Spas sedan: new paint
and tires. very clean upholstery. High
Grade car for $945 terms. trade. /. p.
T1e FHgk
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
Ell PROGRAMA DE MANA
Ma EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Aunque varios de los lucha-
dores de Jim Downing queda-
ron inutilizados en- ell accidente
automovilista del martes, ell EN-
presario de Benjamin Field O.
frecera manana un programa a
base del aleman Rudolph
Strongberg, de Grandovitch y
del griego Peter Ramos.
Strongberg quito de encima
de Jack Russell y Bert Potts ell
automovil volcado en- la carre-
terra B~ayshore.
Ed Weyland sera ell adverse
rio del germano.
Con ell polaco John Grando-
witch luchara ell DIR. Ruata, sx-
futbolista de la Universidad de
Stanford.
Peter Ramos, ell griego de
Bradenton, tendra de adverse
rio a su compatriota Gus Pap
pas, y Lou Ferrino, ell italiano,
dara la revancha al carnicero
tampeno Billy Williams.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

curaci6n, Garces lie hizo algu-
mas auscultaciones en- presencia
de Aurora.
Pero en- I'm momento en- que
la j6ven Sc hallaha distraida
|poniendo en- orden algunos OBJ
jetos sobre una mesa del gabine
tie, Garces dijo a Dorotea:
-Convendria que nos queda-
semos solos. Necesito hacer a
listed algunas preguntas que no
son pertinentes delante de ma
die.
Entonces, Dorotea, creyendo
de suena fe 10 que Garces lie in
dicaba, dijo a su hiia:
Aurora. Dejanos un mo-
mento. va te llamare luego.
-Bien, madrina,-contest6
la joven.
Y Sc sali6 del gabinete, &C.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

Hubo una gran pausa, duran
tie la cual, Garces contempl6
con pena los estragos que la
edad y los padecimientos fish
cos y morales, habfan hecho en-
aquella mujer que conoci6 tan
arrogante y tan bella.
-Sehora,-dijo, al fin, Gar
ces.-En su dolencia, que yo no
oculto, existe cierta gravedad;
hay un principle que la ciencia
no alcanza a curar. Else princi-
pic reside en- el alma.
-iCiertamente, DOCTOR
.contest6 Dorotea.-He sufrido
mucho moralmente.
\ ST, Sc conoce... Solo que en-
unas naturalezas esos sufri-
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

mientos afectan al ORGANISING,
mientras en- otras son inconmo-
vibles como roeas de basalto
combatidas por ell mar. All! ST
Siempre los padecimientos mo-
rales matasen... idonde estaria
yo ya!...
-iHa padecido listed mu-
cho, doctor?
40 que listed no puede ina
ginar.
7IContrariedades de la suer
te?...
No, senora... Heridas en- la
honra, que son las que mas due
len.
-iAh! Tai vez calumnias
fraguadas por la envidia...
-Atentados contra ell honor
de una mujer a quien adoraba.
-iAhl
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
LA COMISION DE BOXEO
ACORDO SUSPENDER A
KISER

[ Estimando que Ray estuvo
ingiriendo bebidas alcoholics
noche del pasado lunes, antes
de su combate con Manuel
Quintero, la Comisi6n Atletica
del 116 de Artillerfa decide
suspenderlo por seis meses, apli
.cando tambien la MEDIA a su
director Murray Crib.
Con respecto al ofrecimiento
que Eddie Flynn hiciera de pc
lear con ell zurdo Quintero, la
Comisi6n resuelve que no ha-
bfa contrato firmado y acepta
la excusa mandada por Flynn.
Sc lie pedira que tan pronto re-
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

-Esas son las mayores, las
mas crueles de las hreidas.
les listed caSado?
-Lo era.
". ifue listed engana-
ST, sonora. Pero no
,fue TODD culpa de ella.
-iFue listed %quien...?
ST. yo, que loco de amor
por aquella mujer, la di mi ma
no sin contar con que ella no
amaba.
isl! les un principle de
desgracias en- ell matrimonial
contest6, pensativa, Dorotea.
-Seguramente no era yo su
bello ideal.
-;Amaba ella a otro GUAM
do Sc case con listed?
Mo-. LIE am6 despues, al
cabo de veinte amos de matri-
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

del juego al recibir un pelc'a-
20 en- una pierna. Cuando RI
era sacado del terreno, una en-
fermedad del coraz6n cause la
muerte al espectador Coe Lii
~vingston, comerciante del esta-
do de Ohio.
Descarg6 Jimmy Fox su vi :
gesimO octave cuadrangular
del ano, empatandose con Bob
Johnson, pero su team" per-
di6 ell juego con los Browns.
Hdley dej6 en- cinco hits a hs
Atleticos.
Otra vez los Tigres venC; :
ron a los Senadores, con Tom
my Bridges en- la Inca de fue-
go.
Ell Boston inici6 ell desaffo
con nueve carreras en- ell pri-
mer inning y en- conjunto hizo
16, mientras los Medals Blan-
Gas Sc quedaban en- tres.
New York lac, 20h, lie.
Cleveland 15c, 18h, 2e
Philadelphia &c, 5h, lie.
St. Louis &c, Oh, lie.
Washington &c, Tn, De.
Detroit lac, 11h, De.
Boston Ice, 15h, De,
Chicago &c, 13h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
CUSCADEN DISCUTIRA Ell
CAMPEONATO DE TRIO
DEL ESTADO DE VIRGINIA

Virginia Beach, Va, Julio 10
campeonato de trio del es-
tado Sc efectuara aqui los dias
3 y 4 de agosto, en- los terrenos
del hotel Cavalier.
Entire los tiradores profesio-
males inscriptos Sc encuentra
Arturo Cuscaden, de Tampa.
Ell DIR. l.. G. Richards, sensa-
cional tirador amateur de Roa-
defendera su titulo de
campe6n contra una veintena
de adversarios, entire ellos ell Sr
E. l.. Moss, de Richmond.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
Sc REUNIRA Ell COMITE
DE DE LOS
ODD FELLOWS

Ell secretario del comite de
convention de la orden Odd Fee
llows, Sr. Bias G. Rodriguez,
pide a los miembros del comite
que concurran manana por la
noche a las ocho, al edificio de
las Logias Unidas, con ell fin
de discutir asuntos de gran i'm
portancia. !.
Ruega ell secretario que no de
jen de concurrir los miembros
del comita y particularmente
los Sres. Jose Glamour, Rail
Vega, Harry Waterman y Vic
toriano Manteiga.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
SU ANUNCIO
NO SIRVE.......i

ST no obtiene la debida
circulation entire personas
de solvencia economical
comprobada y de poder
adquisitivo estable y du-
radero.
LA Gaceta" circula en-
tire los comerciantes g in
dustriales de habla espa-
nola y entire los elementos
sociales de la colonia, en-
porcentaje tan alto que re
sulta olivia la compare
cion con cualquiera otro
organo de publicidad en-
nuestro idioma.
Por ESQ "La Gaceta" re-
sulta ell vehiculo mas lido
neo para sus propagandas
comerciales.
HAGA listed
UNA PRUEBA
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
CAMPBELL NO TRATARA
DE MEJORAR SU MARCIA
HASTA 1886

Londres, julio ia los Pc
ri6dicos dijo aver Sir Malcolm
Campbell, rey de la velOcidad
artomovilista, que hasta 1885
no tratara de mejorar la mar
ca por el establecida en- la playa
de Daytona Beach.
Ell nuevo autom6vil "Pajaro
Azul' no podra ser terminado
antes de noviembre.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
fidelidad?. O..

AIuelladu L..
No, sonora. Me la denun.
clio un hech0 raro, de 10 mas ex-
fraordinario que conozco,
|iCual?
Ell amante de mi mujer fue
aseslnado al salir de noche de
mi casa.
.-.Por qui6n!-axclam6, DO
nlendose livida, la marquesa.
-Por un novio de mi hiia,.
!. -ioh!-exclam5 Dorotea,
slntlendo que sus ojos Sc nubla-
ban.
! Que es ESQ, sonora ?-ex-
clamo Garc6s, levantandose v
corriendo hacia ella.
NADIA. NADIA. caballerc...
: pequeno vahido, NADIA mas.
rroslga',, prosiga usted...
Mi hija,-continud Cares
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
VICTORIA DE COCOA KID

New York, julio 19.-Cocoa
Kid, pugil de New Haven, Con-
necticut, derrot6 aver por pun
tos a Morris Sherman, de De-
troit.
Corresponds ell triunfo en- la
semi-final a Kenny LaSalle, de
los Angeles, que tenia de advel
sario a Icy Jannazzo, de New
York.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

fue derrotado per Ell frances
Malezieux, pero en- un match"
de revancha reconquist6 ell te-
reno perdido.
Como en- otros lugares de Eu
ropa, en- Espana ell publico pro-
tege los programs de esa ella
Sc de la lucha.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
N Ell DISCO A 4s ME.
TROS

Berna, Suiza, julio 19.-El
atleta frances Noel en- unas
competencias efectuadas en- es-
ia ciudad lanz6 ell disco a 40
metros.
En- la misma tarde, la mar
ca de Suiza en- relevos olimpi-
cos fue superada por ell equipo
de Berna, quedando en- 3 minu-
tos "a segundos y 6 decimas.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
SOROA Els Ell CAMPEON ES-
PANOL DE "AGARRA POR
N PUEDAS"

Madrid, julio 19.-El cam
pe6n espanol de lucha estilo "a
garra por donde puedas," de-
rrot6 aquf al belga Van Cope
nolle.
Con una dolorosa llave de
"jiu-jutsu" al cuello, ell belga
tuvo que rendirse.
Hace pocos dfas ell espanol
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
UN JUEZ NUN CIPAL Sc
RIA Ell ARBITRO EN- LA
PELEA KNIGHT-CHAS-
TAIN

Miami, julio 19.-La Conf
sion de Boxeo seleccion6 aver
como arbitro de la pelea Joe
Knight7Clyde Chastain a Phil
,O'Connell, juez municipal de
Palm Beach.
Ese encuentro Sc efectuara
ell lunes por la noche. Chastain
un arbitro no residente
en- Miami para su pelea con ell
j6ven de Cairo.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

creo in1tiles los auxilios de la
ciencia.
No necesit6 Garc6s que asi 10
afirmara Dorotea.
Su ojo medico infalible, ha-
bfa fallado aquel litigio entire
la vida y la muerte de la vieja
marquesa.
Garces comprendi6 que esta-
ba herida de muerte.
Sin embargo, para fingir que
existia alguna probabilidad de
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
III

Dorotea sentiase im2resiona-
da por aquella identidad de cir
cunstancias que convenian exac
tamente con las que c9ncurrian
en- la historic de su propia fall
ia.
Ola a Cares como 81 fuese
ieS2ertando en- ella, recuerdo
tras recuerdo, todos los de su
vida pasada.
~ sorprendi6 listed la in
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
BASE BALL
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Indios anotaron 3 carre-
ras en- ell noveno Ginning" y con
ellos llegaron a un total de Is,
venciendo a los Yankees. Cinco
carreras hicieron los neoyorQui
nos en- esa entrada, pero Sc que
daron en- IA. Babe Ruth sali6
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

DEMOS A COBRAR SUI casa.
Excelente servicio Y honradez.
Hale Goodwin, 2110 Nebraska
Ave. Tele6. 2914 Cobrador de
Alquileres en- Tampa desde hace
3 amos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
nOnIO.

monio.
-iAh! Sc casaria ella my
\
ST. muy j6ven; pero era
mujer madura cuando me hizo
TRACTION y teniamos va una hiia
de diez y siete amos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
grsss a Tampa pelee con Ell "hu

racan espanol'.
Ofrecieron testimonio sobre
la botella que ell lunes tenfa ell
p1gil Kiser, ell empresario Dow
ming y ell comisionado Jerome
Waterman. La suspension sera
notificada a todas las comisio-
mes de boxeo del estado.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Pajaros Rojos de st.
Louis vencieron al Brooklyn, in
fluyendo en- ell resultado I'm jon
ron y tres hits de Ducky Med
wick. Alfonso Lopez no pado
"conectar'.
Los Gigantes derrOtaron a
los Cubs, con Adolfo Luque de
tap6n.
Freddy Fitzsimmons Sc can
SO en- ell septimo y ell cubano en-
tr6 a sustituirlo, dominando al
Chicago, aunque lie pegaron Gin
co hits en- 1928 innings.
Dos d~esafios ganaron los Bra
vos a los Piratas, utilizando al
pitcher Hoyt en- ell primero y a
Bets Brandt en- ell segundo.
Cuadrangulares de Piet Y
S%chulmerich ayudaron a la vic
toria del Cincinnati sobre ell
Philadelphia.
st. Louis SC, 11h, De.
Brooklyn &c, III, 4e.
Chicago &c, 13h, De.
New York &c, 14h, De
Pittsburgh 1c, 8h, De.
Boston &c, III, lie.
Pittsburgh sc, Oh, lie.
Boston &c, 1lh, lie.
Cincinnati 9c, 15h, 2e.
Philadelphia &c, 18Th, De.
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

Folletin de La Gaceta No. 4s8 curaci6n, Garces lie hizo algu-
La gaceta., 1934-07-19

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-21

a d y, UIICIl OlIG
would expect that if the hose we're
played over it, it would stay very
clean. But it is not so simple.
That is an advantage, of course.
1t is considered good kennel prac-
tice to clean the runs every day.
and yet even where this is done,
worms continue to infest certain
kennels with cement runs.
If you could look at the surface
Of a concrete sidewalk with a micro
scope, you would find that it would
appear to be full of little creviceS,
that with the microscope would
really look like mountains and val
legs.
A tiny worm egg would settle
down in one of those valleys like
a hens egg in a bushel basket.
Scraping over the surface of the
concrete wouldn't touch the eggs.
In theory and in practice sand or
dirt makes a better surface than
concrete and if the runs are cleaned
daily, there is very little likelihood
of there being any spread of worms
even if the dog or dogs have them.
Reinfection can not occur, as 1t
can in the case of dogs kept on
cement. If you do build cement
run, be sure that the surface is as
smooth as glass, if possible.
Next I am going to say something
about keeping male dogs together.
Do you have a dog problem? Address
communications to Leon F. Whitney care
The indianapolis Times, inclosing Scent
stamped addressed envelope for reply
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-21
ClOthe-a-Child
Honor Roll

indianapolis League. Pritchett's.
Bow and Girl.
HiIlorest League. Pritchett's.
BOy and Girl.
Reformed Church League. Pritohett's
One Child.
In Memory of Lefty Lee.
One Child.
Delaware Recreation League. Della
ware Allevs. Three Bows.
Court House League. Delaware Alleys.
One Bow.
Moore Fox Insurance League
Central Allevs. On, Girl.
Indianapolis Church League. Foun-
tain Square AIlevs. One Child.
Indianapolis Industrial League.
Indiana Alleys. One Bow.
Universal League. Pritchstt Alleys.
One Child.
Block Optical Ladies' League
Pritchett Alleys. One Girl.
Transportation League. Pritchett
Alleys. One Bow.
st. Joan of Arc Leagues. Uptown
ALLEYS, Two Bows and One Girl.
Optical League. Indiana Alleys.
One Child
Mrs. T. H. Never. BoVes Seal Fast
Team. Two Girls and One Bov.
Hoosier Athletic Club League.
Pritehett Alkys. One Bow.
Indiana Ladies' League. Indiana
Alleys. One Girl.
Fritehett Recreation league.
Pritchett Alleys. One Girl.
Spencer Cafe Ladies League.
Pritehett Alleys. Three Children.
Indianapolis Water Co. League.
Pritchett ALLEYS. One Bow.
Fraternal Bowling League. Illinois
ALLEYS. One Bow.
ST. Philip League. So. Philip Alleys.
Two Children.
PARKWAY Recreation, League. Park
way Alleys, One Child.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-21

plon GoganSport aggregation.
The RuShville five started out fast
this year, winning five out of seven
tits, among them a 21-to-17 vic
tory over Connersville. Oster, Buc-
hanan, and Sharpe, Coach Hin
shaw's three returning lettermen,
form the backbone Of the Lions at
tack.
When Coach Cliff Wells brings
his Logansport quintet to the Tech
Gym Saturday night the East Sid
ers will be anxious to avenge Two
defeats suffered at the hands of the
Berries last year. In the first game,
Tech, playing without the services
of Johnny Townsend, was defeated
81 to 16 on the regular schedule.
The second defeat came in the final
of the state tourney, when Logans-
port humbled the Green and White
squad, 26 to 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-21
CruickShank Is
Colonial Open
Golf Winner
Ralph StonehouSe, Local
Pro, Cops Fourth With
Total of 270.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NASSAU, Bahamas, Dec. I'll
Bobby Cruickshank, the wee Scot
who is golf pro at Richmond, Va, is
richer today by $500.
Playing sub-par golf throughout
the final SO holes of the 72-hole
$4,000 British Colonial Open yester-
day, he won with a 66-67-267.
Bobby's margin over Tony Butler,
Harlingen. Tex, was a stroke. Leo
Mallory, Noroton, Conn, was in
third place, by another stroke.
Butler and Mallory blazed the par
68-course in the first of the final
two 18-hole rounds with 63s, but
they faltered in the last round play
while Cruickshank was at MS best.
Butler finished with 63-69-268 and
Mallory carded 63-70-269.
Two others finished under 72-hole
par Of 272 for the course, but in the
epidemic of loW-scoring we're back
in fourth and fifth place. Ralph
Stonehouse, indianapolis, finished
with 270, and L. P. Schalk, Ham
ilton, O., had I'll.
Joe Turnesa, Hartford, Conn, who
set a course record on the first day
with 81, was next in line with 273.