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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-07

Installation Banq1et !,
Held By Omegas

While Omegas made detailed ar.
rangements for their annual ban
quet, their wives and sweetheart
prepared for pre- Easter show
mig of gorgeous gowns which made
the affair one OF the most colorful
In the history OF Omega and the
social calendar OF Detroit.
Rev. VIM. III. Peck was present.
ed by the master of ceremonies
Mr.. Forson, and installed the fol.
lowing officers:
Thomas b. Drum. Baseleus: DIR
Thomas Love. vice Baseleus: DIR
Seabrooks. Keeper OF Records; +
Beverly. Keeper of Peace; Thomas
Crawford, Keeper OF Finance: At
ty. J. ID. Lee. Chaplain; George r
Hoagland, Jr.. Chapter Editor.
Much praise goes to the man.
agement OF the Creole Gardens for
the beautiful setting and their
courteous, efficient service.
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CENTURY OF PROGRESS

The club met Mar. II. with Mrs.
Helen Mcknight. After delight
full buffet luncheon, the meeting
was opened by the president, Miss
Mary Monroe. After brief busl-
ness session, the meeting was again
turned over to the hostess. who
presented beautiful fashion
show. displaying the latest crea-
tions In dinner gowns, party
dresses. sport and street frocks
and many other costumes.
The afternoon with Mrs. Nc
knight was pleasantly spent by
all present.
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Mrs. Ida Appling
Celebrates Birthday

Mrs Ida Appling. 6S3 +. Kirby
celebrated her 57th birthday. on
Thursday evening. March Is at her
home. A delicious menu was sery-
ed. Mrs. Appling was the recipient
OF number of birthday tokens.
Those present were: Miss Sarah
Freeman and Mrs. c. Jackson.
daughters OF the honoree: Miss o.
Goolsby, Miss NJ. East. c. Duck
worth. DR.. j. w. Collins. and c.
Elliott
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Y.W.C.A.


With the National Biennial Con-
t. ). a only month away. mem
bers OF the Lucy Thurman Branch
are working hard TO send dele
gate to Philadelphia for this inn
portant event The dates are May
TO $. and Mrs. Franklin d..
Roosevelt will be there TO speak
The Elliottorian Business Girls
want one OF their girls TO go TO
the Convention, and so they are
invited all their friends 10 come 10
"a benefit bridge party at the
Branch Friday evening. April 6.
at $3.50 o'clock
Mae Branham. chair. and Helen
CAN'T. Theresa Manning, Audrey
Priestley. Mary Jane Scott, Ade-
line Carney. Ruby Connolly. Anne
Gomez. and Louise Ray are assist
ing her
Friday night there was big I
rally dinner which
Mrs. Mildred Croffs engineered.
IN the interests Of the Y w. c. A.
campaign.
Delta Sigma Theta SOrOrity's
regional conference is scheduled
or April and Z. at the Branch.
There is to be another one of
hose delightful sunday afternoon
Hours of Music and Meditation at
he Branch on Sunday. April Is.
At 4 o'clock. Drop in and enjoy this
Don't forget that Wednesday.
April rs. Is Y w. c. A. Day at
the great pageant Romance Of "A
People" Buy your tickets for Y
" G. A. Day and help camp Nor
cum Every ticket sold through the
Lucy Thurman Branch will bene-
III Camp
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Housewives League
Sponsors Program

Housewives. mothers. and girls
over rs are urged TO attend a
health lecture and demonstration
10 be sponsored by the Housewives
League. at Bethel A. Nj. +.
Church's assembly room. Tuesday
evening. April 10. Miss Ann Hutch
inson. OF the Visiting Nurses As
ISOLATION and the Mary Mahoney
Nurses Club. will be in charge. DR..
s. H. {. owen will deliver the
lecture
Housewives can do much to
raise the health standards OF the
group
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CLUBS
SOPHISTICATED NINE BRIDGE

Miss Carrie Mills was hostess to
the Original Sophisticated Nine
Bridge club Thursday evening.
March -. entertaining in the
beautiful blue room of the y. w.
G. A. The diversion of being enter
tanned outside the members homes
was greatly enjoyed. a representa-
tive membership was present. Mrs.
Bernice Noble. being the only
guest. The first prize was awarded
to. Mrs. Sylvia Tucker. the second
to Mrs. Mable Moseley. guest
prize TO Mrs. Noble. and consola-
ton to Mrs. John Wingheld
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numbers. Going To Heaven On A
Mule" is in itself a riot See
this inimitable impersonator OF
Bert Williams, ascending to Heav-
en- on mule while Johnnie Ports
thrills you with his melodious
tenor. with the atmosphere sur
rounding the situation composed
wholly of positively the most
beautiful girls in the dynamic city
of Detroit, appearing in the back
ground as angels.
In Rhythm On Parade. you will
see one of the most gigantic. stu
pendous, and colossal entertain
ments ever attempted in the city.
Enter In your memorandum the
dates May Is 10 and keep them
open for this super-performance.
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PROGRESSIVE TWENTY CLUB

The club met Friday. March 30,
with Miss Itleen Dial. 263 +. War
rem. After business, tasty lunch
Feon was served. Games were also
played. On Saturday, March 81. the
club sponsored party, at their
Club Rest. 2l30 Jay. Misses Pearl
Morgan. Murlan Raiford, and Mrs.
Ida Warrington were entertainers
for the afternoon. Miss Frances
Phillips Is president.
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Mrs. Horace Swain, 465 Freder-
lex street, was recently called
South, due to the illness OF her
sister.
Mrs. Anna Lewis OF Hazelett re-
turned home Sunday evening after
a pleasant two weeks visit In
Cleveland.
Cornelius Henderson OF Howard
University, Washington ID. C.. Is
spending his Easter vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Henderson, of 30th street.
william Steele OF Dubois street
has returned from the G. c. c.
where he spent the fall and win
ter. -
Little Ruth Dunn. 229 Z. Palmer.
celebrated her ninth birthday, Sat
urday evening. March 81. with a
pretty party. The little hostess re-
ceived the congratulations of a
number of youngsters. also many
birthday tokens. A dainty repast
was served. The guests included
little Roberta l.. Smith. Martha
Louise Gordon. Ida May Larkins.
Youlette Mason Bessie Ella john
son, Margaret +. Johnson. Rosa
Cooper, Matilda Brown. Florence
Brown, Priscilla Tonner and Eliz-
abeth Benson.
Mrs. Essie II. Shaw. OF the Shaw
Musical Center. on Macomb street.
honored Prof. II. c. Livingstone
with a musical tea, Sunday, March
lS Seventy-five gusts were pres
ent. Those who appeared on pro-
gram included Mrs. Claudia Tay-
lor. Miss Suggs. Holmes Thomp-
son. Attorney Charles Marlborough,
Mrs. Helen Ambrose, Alfred Cas-
sey. Charles Turner and Mrs.
Bandy, of Charleston. w. Va.
Mrs. Beatrice Davis. 66l0 Stan
ford avenue. was hostess at ar
elaborate tea. last Sunday after
noon. given in honor of her daugh-
ter. Miss Louise Hill and Miss
Jane Davis. Many members OF the
younger set were present.
Little Idella Whitmire. of 470S
Rivard. celebrated her seventh
birthday, Saturday. March 81. II
was an enjoyable affair. and many
attended Among those
present were: Little Misses Juan
tia Carr Lena Williams. Lorraine
Masters James and
Willie Townsend. Idella received
quite a number of useful presents.
Mrs. f. Harper and Mrs Nora Hen
sley were in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Monroe 3459
st Antoine street. were hosts at
a card party last Thursday eve
ming. Dancing was also enjoyed.
Those present included: Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G. Curd, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hurd, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. G.. Rose. Mrs. Lula
Turner, Aaron Moore. M. and Mrs.
Hosea Hubert, William King, and
Miss Florine Peters.
rho homo of Mrc Il n Marra
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WEST SIDE GOLDEN KEY

The club met Friday, March 30,
at the residence OF Mrs. Bridge
water, 6007 Hartford avenue. After
the meeting. the hostess served de-
licious luncheon.
The club also sponsored a tea
last Sunday. at the home Of Mrs
Bridgewater. II was a great sue
cess. The members OF the club
wish to thank their many friends
for attending. Mrs. Louise Mosley
Is president.
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wANA GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB

Mrs. Lucille Smith. 5Gf7 Will
liams street, was hostess last
Thursday afternoon. when she en-
tertalned tho Wana Girls. Delight
full refreshments we're served.
Those present were: Corinne
DIles. president; Mary Kirksey.
Minnie Erwin, Mary Erwin. Annie
Arthur. Anna Montgomery, Ther-
esa Stringer. Mary Evans, Anna
Ramsey, Elizabeth Robinson. l..
Taylor. and Aileen Smith.
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MoMEN MORKERs

The Christian Women Workers
Club held their monthly meeting.
Friday, March 16. at the home OF
Mrs. c. Cooper. 67S2 Hartford
avenue. After business session. a
delicious repast was served by the
hostess.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-07
BEAUTY HINTS
BY Nina Temple
COLOR AND PERFUME

There are two things that wo-
man cannot afford TO neglect, and
they are color and perfume. To
be charming a woman should be
mindful of the colors she uses,
never too drab or dreary looking.
but bright, vivid and alluring.
Coupled with this she should al
ways use some perfume that suits
her personality. The Eastern odors
are very impressive and are usual
ly pleasing to men.
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"''' ~ III Nt"biN-hEhh
or Tuskegec Institute and Indian
apolis. Indiana. sailed March 10 on
the Europa for London, where she
Will join her husband. DR.. G.. Err
rington Kerr. who left for Eng
land shortly after their wedding
last October. Mrs Kerr. who was
born at Tuskegee. is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, +. II. Gamlin. who
for years have operated business
establishment near the school She
served for five years as Girls
Secretary al the indianapolis Y
w. G. A.
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The home of Mrs. +. c. Mars.
1874 Fischer avenue was the scene
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See

See
~ILLEGITIMATE"
April 18th Y. M. c. A.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
ENSENO LA
"VETA AMARILIA"

En- ell cOmbate sostenido en- el
Palacio de los Deportes, de Pa
fis, entire ell campeon aleman
Hans Schoenrat Y ell negro anne
ricano Obie Walker, ell prime
10, dando pruebas de que no tie
ne Ell coraje necesario en- un
campe6n abandon6 la lucha en-
ell sexto asalto, sin ofrecer expli
c~aciones. No sabemos 81 el cas-
tigo de Walker fue muy fuerte,
pero de todaS maneras opina-
mos que un pugil que ostenta
una faja debe mostrar mas res
peto por ell p1blico y por 81 mis-
mo. Este boxer germano debia
recibir lecciones de legitimo "co
raje espanol' de Gaztanaga 0
de Uzcudun.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

mes de pesetas!
Pero ese tesoro era precise
buscario, encontrarlo Y sacarlo
del fondo del mar.
-iCalle !-exclam6 Servent.
= I'm tesoro submarine?
81, sencr. Asi 10 decia, con
indioaciones precisas, ell papel
hallado en- la botella. Y que, ira
ducido del russo por mi. decia al
pie de la letra:
"EI dia IL de Febrero de 49,.
a las tres de la tarde, ell yacht
russo Alexandra, de la matricu-
la de Odessa, propiedad del prin
cipe Kourlowinski, naufrag6 en-
los bajos de la isla Guaytecas.
en- Patagonia, a los Az de lati-
tud meridional Y 76o 40' de lon
occidental, en- los acantiIa
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

dos de la bahia occidental de la
isla, hallandose su r2pa raagan
do con ell acantilado.
Ell yacht lleva un million de
rublos en- barras de orc, proce-
denies de las minaS de Sinti en-
ell Potosi, propiedad del citado
principe de Kourlowinski.
"Toda la tripulaci6n ha pere-
edo,
"Yo solo quedo, sin esperan-
"a de salvation, en- ell buque, que
Sc hunde por momentos, Y me
suicide para no sufrir las ago
MAS del ahogado, despues de Ian
gar a la ventura esta botella.
por 81 alguien Ia recoge en- eli
mar, y puede indicar a la fami-
liza del principe, en- Odessa, don
de ha quedado sepultado su te-
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

.trucci6n Y la practica adquirida
en- ell comercio, podia proper
cionarse un porvenir.
A fuerza de economics, logr6
reunir un capitalize de dos mil
pesos, con ell que hubiera podi-
do entrar en- compania con su
principal, ell russo Meniloff. CO.
mo va ell Sc 10 h9bia propuesto.
PeGo ROMERO tenia en- su car
terra una fortuna inmensa, Y no
necesitaba entrar EN- ninguna
otra otra clase de especulacio-
mes.
Tenia... el p2pel de la botella
encontrada en- Ell mar.
Hacia cuatro amos que po-
seia aquel secreto que a nadie
revelado y que lie hacfa due
no de un tesoro de varios milo
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
LOS CAMPEONES DEFEN.
DERAN SUS TITULOS

Por fin Angelman, campeon
frances de los pesos moscas;
Baudry, que 2stenta la faja de
los pesos ligeros, y Landrin, mo
narca de les pesados, tendran
que entrar en- ell ring" para
defender sus respectivos titu-
los, de acUerdo con la resolution
dictada por la Federation fran
cesa de boxeo a solicitud de los
boxers Mugguenin, Pernot y
Lenglet, que han retado a esos
campeones y depositados las
fianzas que exige ell reglamen-
to. Tcdavfa Ia Federation no ha
fijado la fecha para esos en-
cuentros.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

generates, de las Que pudiera
deducirse cuales son su8 inten-
clones.
Les apuestas Sc m%antienen
inaltera5les, con logros de 5 a
8 a que les Cardenales ganan la
Serie y de A a 5 a que los MT
chachOs de Frisch logran Ia vic
toria Ell Ell desaffo inaugural
de esta tarde.
T2das las esperanzas de los
fans estan concentrates en-
los hermanos Dean Y sobre ellos
descansaran las posibilid 3dss
de triunfo y la enorme respon-
sabilidad de la derrota... y a 10
mejor, como ha sucedido otras
wees, no seran ellos los heroes
de la serie mundial, 81 no alglin
pitcher de segunda categori3 0
algun boteador emergente que
termine la fiesta con un buen
"tablazo" en- el momento opCr-
tuno.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

r"oo tonic habia puesto TODD SUI
empeNo en- devoIver aquella for
tuna a su legitimo dueho 81 nrfn
.eipe de Korrlowinski.
A nadie absolut3mente bahia
MOS.
Durante cuatro amos que ha-
q" pudo leer FOR primera vez
ei mlsterioso papel, dedic6se a
eS'a7Iecer I'm plan para L,grar
IA extraction de aquellas rioue-
zas' SIN dar a nadie participa-
con en- aquellos trabajos.
NJ JoVen no lelvaba 81 abne-
s"'loil'',' o su tOnteria..... hasta
81 pinto de no esperar alguna
recompensa y ell reembolso dc.
los gastos que habfa de bacer
que siempre invertirfa d, nao,a
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

amateur, muy popular entire los
aficionados. Este match" fue
declarado "tablas". Los pdgiles
faltoS del debido entrenamiento
comenzaron llenos de pimienta
y de acci6n, pero muy pronto Sc
les acab6 la "gasolina' Y ter
minaron completamente agota-
dos. En- los otros combates,
Youngblocd, de 1873 libras, mo
.que6" a Richards de 1876; Ben
Caballero, de 1876 libras, gan6
.por puntos a Johnny Davis, de
igual peso; Lopez y Earl empa-
taron, y Reid "durmi6' a FIRE.
to.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

tro detuvo Ell combate, ppres
Johnson, que habfa recibido
una fenomenal golpiza, no po-
dia tenerse sobre sus pies,
Durante los dos primeros
rounds ambos gladiadores
pelearon con precauci6n, pero
a partir de csc Unite knight Sc
Solt6, castigando con furia a
Isu antagonists, con las dos ma.
nos.
Los fanatics dieron muestra
Ide c0ntento por la excelente
prueba de coraje ofrecida Dor
johnson, quien Sc mantuvo en-
Ipie combatiendo, aunque va no
veia nj las piernas lie obedecian
en- su empeno de seguir atacan-
do. Los otrOs bouts del pro
lgrama carecier0n de inter6s.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
LUCHAS
WESTERICH CONTRA
CADDOCK Ell VIERNES

Sid Westerich, ell luchador
judo que Ell viernes dltimo hizo
una magnifica demostraci6n
contra Grandovitch, ell camspe6n
de la Florida, figurara en- ell PRO
grama del venidero viernes, en-
un encuentro con Babe Caddick.
Este match tendra un Unite de
80 minutes y una sofa caida baS
tara para ell triunfo.
Como va hemos anunciado la
maxima attraction de esa fies-
ia depOrtiva consistira en- ell
. combate por ell titulo que osten-
TIA Grandovitdh, quien medira
sNs fuerZaS con ell retador Ar
chibald Ruata, que goza fama
de buScar la victoria utilizando
todos los recursos legales e lie
gales de que sc pueda echar ma
no en- ell momento de la lucha.
Els cast SECURE que en- este
encuentro ell arbitro sc vera obi
gado a luchar tambien con ell
californiano para que "juegue
limpio''.
En- otros numeros del progra
ma figuran ZAP" Maynard con-
ira Justin Giraldi, y Ell lucha-
dor gallego Jose Dominguez
contra Tin gallo tapao", cuyo
nombre no ha sido revelado
aun.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
LAS PELEAS EN-
SAN PETERSBURGO

st. Petersburg, oct. 3.-En la
arena Legion Armory de esta
ciudad tuvo lugar anoche la a.
nunciada fiesta de punos, a la
que asisti6 un buen contingente
de fanaticos. en- ell combate de
fondo, a diez rounds, aparecie-
ron Kid Ingram, peso ligero de
Orlando, Y Baby Lincoln, de
Tampa. Ingram, meior boxea-
dor, mas ligero y con un buen
entrenamiento, gan6 facilmen-
tie, aunque no pudo "noquear"
al tampeno, como era su prop6-
sito.
En- ell semi-final Joe Ray
mond, p1gil de 119 libras, gan6
por "nOcaut' tecnioo a Jimmy
Harrell, de Orlando, que entr6
en- ell ring" pesando 122. Ha-
rrell sufri6 un tremendo casti-
go y en- Ell tercer asalto los "se-
gundos' tiraron la tohalla para
evitar una "carniceria" inne-
cesaria. Cuando ell arbitro par6
el combate, Harrell cast no
veia a consequence de una
gran herida en- ell ojo izquierdo,
que sangraba acknowledgements
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
"a GACEfE


Mundial entire loe cardenales de
San Luis y los tigres del De
troir. NADIA Sc sabe de cierto so
bre los lanzadores que ocupa-
ran ell "box". 81 ell manager del
Detroit envfa a Rowe a la Inca
de fuego, es probable que Frish
utMice los servicios de Halla-
han; pero 81 como Sc asegura
Dizzy Dean Sc encarga de la 81
tuaci6n en- este desafio inaugu-
raj, entoncas sera CrCwder ell
que Sc enfrentara con Ia estre-
fla maxima.
No obstante los esfuerzos rea
fzados por los periodistas To-
Gales y por los REPRESENTATIVES
de las PARTICIPATES agencias de
notlclas, nada ma nodido avert
guarse de las intenciones de
Cochrane, quien permanece
herm6tico ante todos los AVIAN
ces de los cazadores de noticias.
Ell juego comenzara a la 1:30
p. m, en- los terrenos de Navin
Field, y fungiran de arbitros
William J. KLEIN y John Rear
don, de la Liga Nacional, Y Ola
renee Owens y Harry Geisel, de
la Liga Americana. Sc espera
que mas de 10000 fanaticos
asistan a este desafio.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
CON LOS GUANTES
LA FIESTA BOXISTICA EN-
LA ARENA SEMINOLE

La function de carload organi
zado por la Posta Ill de la Lee
gi6n Americana, en- la arena de
Seminole, no atrajo mucho pu-
blico. En- ell combate principal
tomaron parte Don William, de
la Universidad de Tampa, con-
ira Spencer Roberts, un buen
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
PROTESTAS POR LA DES
TITUCION DE UN AYUN-
TAMIENTO

Madrid, oct. 3.-Se han reel
Dido mensajes de protesta por
la destituci6n del ayuntamiento
de Campo de Crigtana.
El gobernador nombr6 para
ocupar los puestos de los cesar
teadcs' a 10 radicales y 8 indie
pendientes. La primera plaza Sc
do al radical Dionisio de la
Tore.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

Como Sc We, la empresa de ex
.traer del mar aquel tesoro, era
.samamente ardva, Y para Ilevar
Ia a cabo necesitabanse grandes
r~ecuTs0S.
Pero Romeiro tenia veinte a.
nos, la eabeza lena de ilusiones
y el cora26n de ardimiento, y de
cidi6 intentar solo aquella aries
gada empresa digna de I'm ira
bajo de titanes.
Pero no era ESQ, senores, Ia
mas extrano, sino que aquel hon
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
LOS DEAN SON LOS PREDI-
LECTOS

San Luis, oct. 3.-La opinion
general entire los fanatics To-
Gales es que loo hermanos Dean
seran utilizados por ell manager
Frsch para ell primero y segun-
do juego de la Serie Mundial,
que comienza hoy en- la ciudad
de Detroit. Sin embargo Official
mente NADIA Sc sabe y ell mana
ger" del team" local nj siquie-
ra ha ofrecido informaciones
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
BOXEO
KNIGHT "NOQUEO" A
JOHNSON

Athenas, Ca, oct. 3.-En la
velada boxistica celebrada en- la
arena local, ante un escaso n1-
nero de Expenditures, ell pugil
de peso complete ligero Joe
Knight, de Cairo, Co., gan6 una
interesante pelea con Earl John
son, 'pugillsta de Atlanta, por
"nocaut" tecnico.
En- ell septimo asalto ed arbi-
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
RAISE BALL
HOY
LA SERIE MUNDIAL

Detroit, oct. "a la bora
que nuestros lectores reciben
este diario va Sc habra decidi-
do Ell primer jueao de la Serie
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
CAPITULO LXXIII
Ell Secret0 de la bOteUa

Francisco ROMERO habia
cumlplido veinte amos. Dedican-
do una minima parte de Sus
sueldos a su educaci6n, lego a
saber leer, escribir y contar, al
gunas nociones de grammatical y
de geografia, un POGO de histo-
ria universal y algunas de bue-
ma edueaci6n.
Ell solo aprendi6 ell frances
pOderlO hablar Y escribir
correctamente.
Con estos elementos de ms =
La gaceta., 1934-10-03
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE,

taba dinerO, y ser un hombre
para obtenerla.
-Pero, en- fin, ique decia?
-Esto, dona Aur0ra,-contes
to ROMERO, despues de dos o
tres chupadas en- su cachimba
de barro,-mereca capitulo
aparte, que denominaremos:
Ell secreto de la botelld.
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

Folletin de La Gaceta No. 552
La gaceta., 1934-10-03

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-29


One II tke mess delinhasnl #.
fairs = re seaaen va she pisnie
Il sks ks1 West wsnsn cluk
nwan lass svsnins 4 ~ ksy Wsas
ceanssy Glib.
1he event ~ given for the
membership II honor II TIE vim
ming teams ii tie attendance con-
teek many q ~ members attain-
Ins perfect record. never having
missed ! meeting
Montana labor news., 1934-09-13

Birds usually make their homes in
trees, but a pair of wrens out west
reared a family of six in a hole in a
fossil log.
What? A bird eviction?
Montana labor news., 1934-09-13

The nursing staff Of a New Jersey
insane asylum was cut by half not be-
cause OF the depression, but because
brighter colors were applied to the
walls Of the institution.