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Sunday, Feb. II, 1884.
1Tn++bo,y 7.10-27


Matthew 7:12-27.
Golden Text-Every tree that
bringeth not forth good fruit is
hewn down, and cast into the
fire.-Matthew 7:19.
The Sermon on the Mount con-
cludes with the keystone in the
arch of our duties to one another
and with a vivid contrast be-
tween good and bad in character
and destiny.
THE GOLDEN RULE
The foe of falsity is found IN
the golden rule. That rule must
lie put first of all in our hearts.
Otherwise we shall be critical and
tcensorious and inconsistent. 1t
will help us to think kindly of
others and deal both discreetly
and generously with the unappre-
ciative and the hostile. 1t will
inspire us to pray sincerely and
effectually for others. 1t will
prompt the helping hand at every
opportunity. And it will feature
and flavor the whole life on the
pilgrimage to the better land.
! Follow the golden rule.
THE TWO WAYS
The freedom of falsity is i'm
piled in the two ways. A solemn
assertion is made: There are be-
fore us only two gates. One is
strait or difficult. the other is
open and easy. There are two
ways extending onward. One is
narrow and the other is broad.
There are two destinies. One is
life and the other is destruction.
And there are but two classes of
pilgrims: The few that find life
and the many that drift to de-
struction. There is also a graci-
Gus invitation and divine urge to
enter the gate and pusue the
path that leads to life. There is
insistent warning against enter
ing the wide gate and pursuing
the broad way to destruction.
Yet the responsibility rests upon
each pilgrim, and he alone is to
make the choice between good
and evil.
THE FALSE PROPHETS
The furtherance of falsity is
due to false teachers. They pose
as phophets, but their teaching is
untrue. They come in the garh
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MORE SCHOOL
MONEY SEEN
Believe Institutions Will
Be Helped in State
if Roadwork Is
The TimoS-NC'vs bureau
CIV Walter ii"'"I

RALEIGH. Feb. 10.-School
men and women. who perusc pa
pers regularly. looi, with some
satisfaction at the news from
Washington indicating some big
appropriations FOR new roads, for
the teachers believe that the pro-
posed $5O,OOO,0OO to be distribut-
ed among the schools of the coun-
try will be certain to follow If
the federal government makes
these ALLEGATIONS to the roads.
From Raleigh school heads arc
being advised of the provisions of
the George bill which is to be con-
sidered soon by congress. The
program furnished by the Federal
advisory committee on emergency
aid in education contemplates
"the emergency problem of keep
ing elementary and secondary
schools open as nearly a normal
basis as possible during the school
wear 1933-34" and it Should be
met by a federal appropriation OF
S5O,O0O,OOO to be allOcated ac-
cording to emergency needs N
the several states" the bulletin
says.
The appropriation is based on
the need of the schools. Many
communities, it is Observed, are
not able TO maintain their schools
adequately and a real crisis eX-
lists. North Carolina is keeping
every school house open and pay
ing the teachers promptly. But
the Washington government would
not consider the $1G,000,000 APP
propriated for the schools adc-
ouate or anything like normal.
The application of the federal
funds would begin with July |,
1884. and $100,000,000 for the
two wears would be provided. The
Washington authorities see no
likelihood Of adequate community
support during the present school
year. :,
In explaining tho proposal the
committee on emergency aid says:
"The instability of educational
support even in the ADLER states
ann communities. due to shrink
AGE of local ability TO support the
schools during the depression,
constitutes an aspect of the pres
ent emergency of such proportion
as to endanger the effectiveness OF
the schools throughout the ma
ton The fundamental relief
which is necessary in order that
the public educational institutions
NAV be adequately supported can
be secured only through the adop,,
tion of measures for the federal
emergency aid to education dur
ing the year 1934-35. The sltua-
tion is so critical in education
that the people are justified IN
usinp federal funds to insure nor
NAL operation of schools" The
federal fund is therefore to ne
distributed among the states.
DR.. A. T. Allen, state supefln-
tendcnt. thinks that North caro-
lima would get share Of some
thine close to s1,5oO,OO0. With
that teachers salaries which Gov
Ehringhaus says have been "cru-
civ cut" coald be raised 10 per
cent, It would make a big DIFF
ference in their living, for the
teachers have suffered most with
lessened revenues and increased
ttacher-burden. The fund Woui 4
be used very largely for sucn
teachers. DR.. Allen saws. :.
The same act would apnroprl-
ate S3O,OGO,OO0 70 assist students
in attending institutions Of hlgn,
or learning. All such funds would
be administered by the United
States office OF education.
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PRESBYTERIAN
r. II Wilds- naStOr.

l.. |. Nl!uS, pastor.
Sunday school. 9;45 a. M; Law
renee Mckay. superintendent.
Morning worship. II o'clock
sermon subject, ga Paradox of
Life"
Vesper service. ; o'clock-ser-
mon subject. walking Worthy
Christian EndeavOr meetings as
usual.
Circle meetings: Monday. $3.50,
except No. ;, at 7:30-and at
the following places: No / with
Mrs. c. L. Grey, Fourth avenue
west: No , with Mrs. S. w. Flu
trelle. Ninth avenue west, with
Mrs. Thibodeau as Joint hostess
No. 8 with Mrs. II. A. YeOmans,
Chimney Rock road; No. 4 with
Mrs. II. G. Love. Ambassador
apartments: No. ) with Mrs. A. L.
Jones Ambassador apartments,
with Miss Serena d. Alexander as
Joint hostess; No. 6 with Mrs. II.
V. Station.
Joint meeting of the deacons
and elders. Tuesday. 1880, in the
church house. This is a very int
portant meeting and it is hoped
that every officer will be present.
School of Stewardship-Wed-
nesday. 1870. in the Sunday
School building. Glass for men
taught by Mr.. T. II. Franks; for
women by Mrs. +. r. Sutherland
for young people by Supt. F. NJ.
Waters; for those Is years Of age
and under, by Miss Minton OF
FaSsifern.
The musical program for Sun
dav has been arranged as follows
MORNING SERVICE
Anthem-Praise Ye, the Father
Antherl-Snirit Of God-Brown'
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem-Come Unto Me-Roo-
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COLORED CHURCHES
ST. PAUL A. NJ. E. ZION

d. fAOL "A. IVA. Z. HASAN
II. A. Keaton. pastor.
Sixth avenue west.
1915 u. m.-Junior church
service.
HOO a. m.-Sermon by the
papstor. Theme: "Abraham's Sac
rafice.
100 D. m.-Sunday school.
800 p. ma sermon by Rev.
Claude II. Moser, pastor of the
First Methodist church of this
city.
$50 p. m.-V.C.E. meeting.
1880 p. m.-Sermon by the
pastor. Subject: ga Mans
Wife"
Wednesday 500 p. MA spe-
cial service will be conducted in
the interest of the stewardesses
board, by the Holiness church.
Visitors are welcome to at
tend our services at all times.
Come and bring your friends.
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EXHIBIT WALES TOYS

LONDON. (UP).-A silver rat
tie on which the Prince of Wales
cut his first teeth, and a musical
box which as q child he strenu-
ously wound. will shortly be on
view here in an exhibition of
"ChiIdrcn Through the Ages"
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EAST FLAT ROCK
TO HAVE REVIVAL

EAST FIAT ROCK. Feb. 10.
In preparation for a revival at
the Fast Flat Rock Baptist
church, the pastor, Rev. n. Is:
Phillips. is preaching series OF
sermons on The Second Coming
of Christ"
The public is invited to attend
this series, which will continue
each Sunday evening at ~
o'clock. 2fF.ssH Six
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SO YEARS a REPORTER

WORCESTER. Mass. (UP).
Katherine Lawrence, CT, is, per-
haps, the oldest newspaper re-
porter in New England. Miss
Lawrence has reported over so
years for The Clinton Courant, a
county newspaper.
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Nearsishted 2sO.OOo,OoO

Approximately 250,0OOO0O per-
sons, or 20 per cent of the entire
adult population of the world, have
myopia, or Observation-Disclosures
iier's Magazine. -
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sRACE LUTHERAN
kGurch with a Message)

- - @lN@ - -
A ". Lippard, pastor.
" school, g:45 a. M, r.
En- sunerintendent.
Ioag worship and sermon
u o'clock.
luther League will meet
p. m.
" ednes day service, at the
/ Wednesday evening at
4 Brotherhood will meet
\ eTening at 7:8O, in the
i 5Ir. and Mrs. G. c. Hew-
fat,on avenue.
Eor.d day of prayer will
FTed Jointly with the other
l OF Che city. on Friday
r at $3.50, the meeting to
~' the Baptist church
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APISTIAN SCIENCE

.|lNA- INV ~ -AN L.
u wilI be the subject of
kor-scrmon in all Churches
kie.ies Of Christ. Scientist,
tdav. Feb. II.
|gOlden text will be from
b. 80: The fruit of the
6S II all goodness and
hsness and truth"
b the citations which COM
Ee Iesson-SermOn is the
b. from the Bible: II have
hgon three, for thou wilt
B, 0 God: incline thine ear
h, and hear my speech. As
\ I viii behold thy face in
kSneSS: | shall be salts
shen | awake, with thy
-PSa.mS l7:6-15.
FSS0D-SermOn also includes
flowing passage from the
d Science textbook Csc
Rd Health with Key to the
r. by Mary Baker Eddy
understands spiritual sex
pm proportion as his treas
4 Truth and Love are en-
\ N0rtalS must grayitate
r. their affections and
Pow spiritual,-they must
p broader interpretations
d, and gain some proper
4 the infinite,-in order
4 and mortality may be put
Ah.S scientific sense of be-
FSaHIng matter for Spirit,
f1eanS suggests mans alb
INTO Deity and the loss
identify, but confers upon
enlarged individuality. a
fpnere Of thought and ac-
more expansive love, a
and more permanent
q Up. 265I.
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JAMES EPISCOPAL

T''eeC a, Eighth avenue.
b, a'oeS P. Burke, rector.
,"'-t.olv Communion.
I, iN.-Church school.
"'-Iorning service and
p Young Peoples
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL.

(The Church of the Open Book
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
with graded classes for all.
Young Mems Berean Bible class
with Paul Griffin, president and
AlIard Garren secretary. This
class is growing
Preaching services at HOO a.
m. and 7:30 p. III. Rev. w. NJ.
Howell. Bible evangelist Of Ashe-
vile. will preach at both services.
Young peoples meeting at $50,
D. M. in charge of Miss Alma
Freeman who has had years of
experience with young people. All
our young people are urged to at
tend.
You are invited to worship with
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plorable in Output, 'Thorns-c
thistles." Think of the woes OF
wine. See how strong drink mas
laid waste the world. Poverty,
n1isery.i orgies are in it's wake.
It's trail is marked with blood.
Co The Drink Traffic Is Cor
rupt in It's End. The corrupt
tree bringeth forth evil fruit" 1t
has not one redeeming trait. 1t
is evil through and through, Its
products are pernicious, and un,
widow is judged and condemned
OF her children.
~ The Drink Traffic Is Hy--
,pocitical in Profession. mot
every one that saith unto me,
Lord, Lord" They may wear
the livery of heaven but they
serve the devil. They may fear
Jehovah like the ancient .Samarl-
tans and at the same time serve
their own gods. 49, -.
(S) The Drink Traffic Is Sin
lister in Philanthropy. Did we
not prophesy-cast out demons
do many mighty works." But the
good deeds of bad men are SIN,
lister. Blood money is too red
for beneficence.
CO.. The Drink Traffic Is Ac,
countable in the Judgment. DE
part from me, We that work IN,
iquity." There will be a day OF
Judgment. Evil shall be arraigned
Workers of iniquity shall be ban
ished forever from the presence
of God.
| (1O) The Drink Traffic Is
! Marked for Ultimate Overthrow
"And it fell" It's foundation is
false and insecure. Hence it can.
not stand always. The time OF
test must be the time of wreck
for every thing unsupported by
truth and sobriety.
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= METHODIST
i,F ~ with a large
lIisSiOu)

FfY4N METHODIST ,ti , Iarvo
/ church with a large
/ llissionl
, L. o. Miller, Pastor.
4 w" .rSool. g45 a. m;
t. that all the old Sun
\ g'' wsrroers who have
r. Mil come next Sun
's..,...,mSsrsh.2 drive is now
r the form of a con-
interest is being
H. II a. m: Subject;
\ "7 So.d.ership.'
E1aver g. Miller.
81 p. m. Subject
-, ls. band and Bible
lsiar 8 p. M. ",
''I PRAYER service. We'd
s sG an invitation to all.
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COME TO CHURCH SUNDAy1

nitely, relieving the Rev. Philips
O'Mara, who is engaged in reii-
gious work in the ,CCC camps in
this section Sundays.
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CATHOLIC

|pi ,'' conception Church
"'.p O'Mara, pastor.
mass communion and
lCn, Q 4. m.
|ECeiebrant will be the Rev.
"rey, pastor of the Cath
'cn at Waynesville. who
= mass at this hour inden-
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k,uST BAPTIST

'|FIRST BAR AS
1. Friendly church,
Z uarschel Ford, pastor
1 school. 9:45 a. NV.
f. superintendent.
n o'c,ork-Dr. Z: E,
Enc pastor for eight
81 preach. n
T. -s6 o'clock = Rev
PIio.sr. pastor of the
4 church will PREACH
4 BAL. B.Y.P.U,
4 bngr. David T. Mash,
ersra. director. General
/ program, The Cross
n-The W.M.C' WI" II me-
/ IN the follower claSS
\. VA. will meet at the
/ Mrs. David 1. Aasnou II
/. oysrne. Tine 7H5 p. m.
80 o'clock the
Etermediate B.YP.C. will
! quarterly social , IN the n,
bgs.or intermediate &. I ;
4 hold its quarterly Soelai
h-ermediate Sunday NlNool
L.
3 49, Inc Row Scouts. Plan
&ay-E. T.. BomIr social
H. announced.
"a Pow Scouts meeting IN
"a
,rs;. far The morning
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Naming Blanton
Held Acceptable
The Times-News Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel

RALEIGH Feb. 10.-COllector
Charles H. Robertson has appoint
ed w. N Blanton Of Marion dep
utv collector and people who
make it their business to analyze
politics think Mr.. Blanton has
done himself no harm.
Mr.. Blantoni comes of tremen-
deus Democratic stock. His fam
ily of frugal folks always have
done big business. Former Gov;
o. Max Gardeners well developed
genius for business is an inherI-
tance from the Blantons. The col
lector therefore does well IN
Washington where Mr.. Gardne:
lives and moves and has a great
deal of being.
Then Mr.. Blanton is a brother
in-law of State Democratic Chaf-
man J. Wallace Winborne. One
of the objections to Mr.. Win
borne's assumption of the duties
as state chairman IN 1882 was
made by Senator Robert R. Rey-
nolds who recalled that in nearly
all the contests in which Mr.. Key
nolds took part as . principal Mr.
Winborne was against him. But
Mr., Blanton is acceptable to Our
Bob most agreeable to Chairman
Winborne and doubtless a good
man for Senator Bailey. The ap~
monument will be considered fine.
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vez pueda decir quien fue ell yer
dadero asesino del condo de Mo
ran, Jenaro de Urbil..
"SCual fue la causa de aquel
aseSinato?
"Yo hasta ahora 10 ignore;
pero 81 tengo la dicha de corro-
borar las noticias que he reel
DIDO de Espana. declinare en-
los jueces la obligation de depu-
rar los hechos, senalando al ase
sino del condo de Moran.
Isl Sc desea saber que digna
familia es esta, en- la cue ell ase-
Sino aparece casado con una hi
ia de la mujer addltera, cuyo
honor, como ell de su marido.
conserve con mi Silencio, yo pO-
DIRE indicar en- la Guia de la No
bleza cual es la corona mancha-
da con la sangre de la victima
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Los periodistas acreditaron

a Camera 10 rounds, ell prime
70, segundo, quinto, octave, no.
veno y los ultimos cinco, y a
Loughran cuatro, ell tercero, ell
cuarto, ell sexto y ell decimo.
La gloria de la batalla la con-
cedieron los Expenditures al a.
mericano, que subi6 al cuadri-
latero con las apuestas en- su
contra de 5 a l, y 80 libras me-
nos de peso.
Esta es la primera pelea por
ell titulo de campe6n mundial
del peso complete que Sc verifi-
ca en- Florida desde hace 40
amos.
Ninguno de los 10000 espec-
tadores creyo en- la posibilidad
de que Loughran ipasara del
decimo round.
Ell resultado cientifico de la
pelea fue bueno, debido a la bri
ylante exhibition ofrecida por
,pero financieramente
ell encuentro culmin6 en- un ro-
tundo fracaso. En- taquillas So
lamente Sc recaudaron $4,000,
una cantidad muy inferior a los
calculos mas Conservatives.
En- ell ultimo asalto Tommy
estuvo al horde del nocaut, al
ser alcanzado por una formida-
BILE derecha del italiano, que lie
hiZo retroceder hasta las sogas.
De no ser por estas, ell v%aliente
Filadelfiano hubiera caido fue-
ra del ring debido a que lego
hasta elias completamente atur-
dido.
Durante TODD ell encuentro ell
trat6 siempre de lie
var la pelea a las esquinas, con
Ell prop6sito de imposibilitar ell
juego de piernas de Loughran
y controlar su mayor agilidad.
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salvar la suya hasta ell punto
de permitir ser juzgado y sem
tenciado a muerte.
INTERIM me persona en- Ma
drid, donde espero lograr la re-
vision del proceso, sepa Espa-
ma entera que Siivio Garces es
inocente del crimen que Sc lie
imputara.
"Que los causarteS de su rui-
ma Y de su deshonor. fueron in
dividuos de una distinguida ia
milia perteneciente a la alta
claSe social.
Que en- este misterioSo asun
to van envueltos ell honor de
una marquesa, hoy viuda y re-
tirada del mundo.
"El de un marques que vive Y
"a de la mayor estimation de
las gentes honradas y que tai
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Ell ndihlicn nrotest6 uinlenta.

El publico protest6 violenta-
mente cuando Camera sujet6 a
Loughran Ell una esquina, mien
tras con la otra mano lie aplica-
ba fUertes golpes, sin hacer ca
so a los esfuerzos del referee
Dor separate.
Camera atac6 durante TODD
Ell encuentro en- su forma acos-
tumbrada, pesadamente, con
yiolencia, pero sin habilidad.
En- ell quinto Loughran aplic6
tres derechas seguidas a la cara
del campe6n POGO antes de So
mar la campana.
Al finalizar ell decimo quintc
asato ell director del aspirante
tuvo que arrojarle aqua a la ca
ra, debido a que este no podia
encontrar su esquina como con-
secnencia del 1ltimo golpe que
lie aplicara ell italiano.
los expertos aseguran que
este fue ell unico gOlpe effective
de Camera en- toda la noche.
En- ell primer asaltO Tommy
Sc quej6 de que Camera estaba
pi9andole los pies, confirman-
doae las predicciones hedhas
pCr varios expertos antes de
que ambos subieran al cuadri-
latero.
En- ell primer encuentro del
rrograma Tony Cancela, 1892
libras, de Tampa, derrot6 por
nocaut tecnico a Red Ton, de
Milwaukee. lanzandolo a la Iona
con varias izquierdas al cuerpc
fuertes derechas a la mandi-
bula, en- ell cuarto asalto. e. re-
fierce suspendi6 la pelea, decla-
rando vencedor al j6ven tam
Ton cay6 a la Iona dos
wees por ell conteo de nueve.
Chester Maten, 213, de New
York, obtuvo la decision de los
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jueces sobre Geo. Neron, 225,
de New York.
Johnny Miller, $50, de De-
troit, venci6 facilmente a Al
White, 178 de New York. Esta
fu6 la decima tercera victoria
consecutive de Miller, miembro
del team americana en- las OHM
piadas de 1882, y uno de los pd-
giles de practicas utilizados por
Camera durante su entrena-
miento para la pelea de anoche
Dos de los boxeadores que
ent1enaron a Tommy Lough-
ran, Eddie Hogan, de New
York, y Jack Pettifer, de Ingla-
terra, sostuvieron I'm furioso en-
cuentr0 a cuatro rounds, result
tando vencedor ell primero. Pet
tifer cay6 tres veces a la Iona
en- ell primer asalto.
En- ell dltimo preliminar, Ha-
ckie Red de NeWburgh, N. Y.
obtuvo la decision sobre Joe
King, de Lakeland, Fla. Ambos
pesaban 1T libra5.
Despu6s de la relea Camera
Loughran, ofrecieron una exhi
bici6n a cuatro rounds, Buck
Everett, de Gary Indiana, y Ed
die Houghton, de FilaGelfia, OBJ
ell primero ell fallo de
los jueces.
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B0XEO
PRIMO CARNERA RETUVO
SU CORONA
Tommy Loughran ofreci6 una
magnffica demonstration
de valentia

Miami, Mario 2.-En la ba-
ITALIA por ell titulo de campe6n
mundial del peso pesado, veri-
ficada en- la Arena del Madison
Square Garden, en- esta ciudad,
Primo Camera, la mole huma-
ma de Italia. retuvo su corona
al decidir los jueces y ell rete-
rec a su favor.
Tommy Loughran, Ell hombre
pequenito de Filadefia, ofreci6
una admirable demonstration de
valentia, al resistir los ounce
rounds del encuentro al gigantic
italiano. En- muchas ocasiones
ell publico lie victore6 premiando
sus esfuerzos por conquistar la
victoria que devolveria a Nor
te America ell titulo.
Ell referee Shea cone edo a
Camera 10 asaltos, y a Lough-
ran uno, y cuatro tablas, al
igual que uno de los Juices. Ell
segundo juez do al campe6n
IL rounds y tres a Tommy.
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por Silvio Garces, escrita des.

por Silvio Garces, escrita des-
de ell Brasil.
Flora lego:
Senior Director de Ell Escdn-
dHlO.
mi estimado amigo:
"Ofreci a listed en- eSta darle
algunos detalles del inicuo cal
vario que he soportado pacien-
temente durante mi expatria-
cion, esperanto la bora bendita
en- que me seria permitido vol
yer a mi patria usando del de-
recho que la ley me concede, Y
donde, va libre puedo gestio-
mar la revision del proceso por
lel cual fui condenado a muer-
te.
mo culpo a la humane JUS
ticia por el error cometido.
"El tribunal que me conden6
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Sc REABRIRA LA ARENA
DEL CIRCULO CUBANO

Ell promoter Bill Rodgers a.
nunci6 aver, que ell pr6ximo lu-
mes reabrira la Arena del Circu
10 Cubano, presentando en- IN
bien combinado programa a Ma
nuel Quintero contra Petite
Mike, en- la pelea principal.
Young Embry y Kid Lorenzo,
del peso medic, figuran en- la Sc
mi-final, a ocho rounds; y Billy
Eoque y Baby Shekles, a seis a.
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fue justo en- apariencia.

Tue JuSlO Gil dpdi lSllSld'
"Todas las pruebas estaban
en- contra mia, y me someti a su
fallo porque motives de delica-
deza, consideraciones de graft
tud, ponian un sello a mis- la
bios.
"Recibi la formal promesa, al
salir fugitive de Espana, de que
algun dia mi honra, que es la
de mis- hijos, quedaria rehabili-
tada.
NADIA Sc ha hecho en- veinte
amos en- favor MIC.
"Aquellos por quienes me sa-
crifique con mi Silencio, o han
muerto o wien disfrutando de
la vida y de la consideration
de las gentes, sin acordarse pa
ra NADIA de mi, del martir del
honor, del que di6 su honra por
La gaceta., 1934-03-02

De tres libros, un pequeno die
cionario de ingles, una geogra-
fla de Cuba y una obra de
Brown Scott. La persona qt4e
los haya encontrado y los en-
tregue en- ell Consulate de Cuba
sera gratificada, o lame al te-
lefono Y 1911 para pasar a re-
cogerlos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-02
RESULTADO DE LAS CA
RRERAS DE GALGOS EN-
LA PISTA DE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

En- la noche de aver la combi-
naci6n doble diaria page sus bo-
letas en- la pista de galgos de
Sulphur Springs, a $40.4O, sien
do los perros triunfadores
Scotch Top y Speedy Patrol.
Resultado de las competen-
cias: primera carrera, Dicks
Hicks Hick, $40; segunda,
Silver Mark, $40; tercera,
Macopa, $50; cuarta, Flu Man
chu, SEQ. nninta. Moncoda,
La gaceta., 1934-03-02
Ell TEMPO

Nublados parciales para hoy,
.Vientos moderados del Este.
Maxima temperature aver,
II grades; minima, 81.
Marea alta a las 2:34 a. m.
V 2:58 p. m. Marea baja a las
OIL a. m. y 9:25 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-03-02

a continuation, FL Escdndo1o
.'o''y@oa un resumen del pro-
ceso de S5Ivio Garces y la mott
9aEuian a estos datos un vic.
,y,,,o ap6strofe dirigido al tri-
puma sentenciador ' durisimos
%Saque@ a los que parecfan ser
.'s 'esponsabIes de aquel mis-
terIoso crimen.
rIora' que habia lefdo con la
mayor ansiedad aquel escrito,
La gaceta., 1934-03-02

Sc VENDEN negocios oportu.
nos de todas classes en- Miami.
Restaurants. barberfas, zapa-
terfas, bodegas, barras, etc. Pa
ra informes escriba a II. d.
Gates, 301 Congress Bldg, Mia
mi, Florida.
La gaceta., 1934-03-02

Sc NECESITAN tres perso-
mas que deseen ir a Miami o a
Key West en- un buen y como
do autom6vil. Informan en- ell
1922 de la IA avenida, Telefono
Y 1891, Sr. Crandall.