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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
Butler Squad
Out to Atone
for SetbackS
Hope to Get Revenge for
Pitt Defeat and 1888
Loss to RiveterS.

The largest crowd since the Notre
Dame game of last lear is expected
tonight in the Butler University
fieldhouse when the Bulldogs enter
tain Purdue. Big Ten champions
last year. Preparations have been
made to accommodate 5000 persons
After a week of strenuous work
and consistent prodding from Coach
Tony Hinkle, the Bulldogs we're pro-
nounced ready for action after yes
terday's practice. All the men are
in excellent condition.
The Earring defeat administered
by Pittsburgh last week is said by
Coach Hinkle to have put his Bull
dogs in a better frame of mind for
basketball. Before that, Hi1kle said,
the boys had the idea they we're
near mid-season form.
Tonight, the Blue is expected to
display drive. Passing has improved
considerably from the sluggish dem
onstration against Pitt. Precision is
what the boys have been working for
during the past week.
There is no appartne change III
the system Hinkle will use against
Norman Cotton, the Purdue scor-
ing ace. The Bulldog squad is expect
ing as much trouble from Ed Shaver
as from his scoring mate. 1t is ex-
pected that Shaver will again cut
loose with his famous long shots
which wrecked the Bulldogs at La
fayette last year, 81 to "a.
Butler will have the advantage of
the home floor tonight. Coach Ward
Lambert's Riveters have a clean
slate.
The tussle will get under way at
$3.50, with the doors opened for
preliminary at Z o'clock. There will
be no increase in price. General
admission is 40 cents. Probable start
ing lineup:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
2 STANFORD GRIDMEN
ARE ON HOSPITAL LIST

By United Press
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Dec. 22.-Stanford's intensive prac-
tice for the Rose Bowl game pro-
duced its first casualty today in Jack
Walton, husky right guard substi-
tute.
Walton received a leg injury in
scrimmage and was sent to the hos
pital. He was joined there by Jack
Drown, sub tackle, who has a heavy
cold.
Two practice drills were planned
for today and long one Monday
before the team breaks up for a
brief Christmas holiday. 1t will re-
assemble Thursday in Los Angeles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

Cambridge City "a: Hagerstown. IS.
Boston. Sc; Milton. AS
s.. Andrews Richmond, 40: Webster, Z.
BroVnsville. 50; Williamsburg. 80.
economy. SO: Huntsville. 10.
Lynn. 80: Fountain CITY IS
Saratoga. 81: Madison &C.
Stony Greek. "a: Losantville. IL.
Richville,. 80: Modoc. IS
Farmland. IS: Wayne. 90
Springfield Township 90: Kitchel 49,
ENerton. %; Laurel. IA
Harrisburg. 35; Fairview. %.
STATE Training tTerre Haute), 10; Grays-
vie. IL.
Eymera "a; Fairbanks. 10.
Cayuga. "A: Newport. IS.
Jasonville. 81: Midland 49,
Montezuma. IS: Hillsdale 81
Farmershurg. 3D. Pimento %.
Glenn. %. Fontanet 49,
=, Markleville. 80; St. Mary's (Anderson)
Wallace Gary. 81: Hobart Is
Froebel lGarvl IS; Hammond "a
Roosevelt East Chicago. 81: Whiting.
Calumet So: Merrillvine. II.
Rensselaer,. 25: Lowell 90
Hammond Tech. 68 Hammond Cath
Milan. 90: Sunman. 9.
Holton. 81; Moores Hill. l9.
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Tennessee y. Threatened
With Political ReprisaIs
AIumnus and Legislator Charge School With Refusing
Stadium to Grdmen Who Helped Build 1t.

[ of Tennessee u. are dedicated to
amateur athletics"
But even stronger in protest was
Ernest Britton Gross, Democratic
legislator, who said:
Unless the university rescinds its
decision, I'm going to fight every
appropriation for the University of
Tennessee that comes up at the next
legislature. The university is pub
lie institution, but some of those in
charge act like it's their own private
property"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
PURDUE
S. NJ. i. Coach in
Chicago to Confer
Morrison Plans Talk With
Northwestern Official.
By Unitcd Press

By Unitcd Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Ray Morri-
son, Southern Methodist University
head football coach, planned to con-
fer today with Kenneth (Tug) Will
son, Northwestern University ath-
letic director who is looking for a
successor to Coach Dick Hanley, re-
signed.
Morrison ducked questioners when
he arrived last night. Wilson said,
We're just going to talk about this
and that" Morrison has been one
of the most mentioned candidates
for Hanley's former job.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
College Net Scores

STATE
Indiana. IS. George Washington. IL.
Evansville. ~. Hanover. 81.
NATIONAL
New York University. IS. Columbia. IS.
Ohio Wesleyan A.. Western Reserve. IS.
Mt. Union. so. Miami ~.
Kentucky. IS. Tulane. 2.
Ripcn. 81. Hamline. SO.
stamford. IS. Utah. IS.
washington IS. Utah. as
Washington. 90. Southern California. so
tregon state 81. Willamette IS
Olaf. 20, Eau Claire WIS. 40.
flion XIV. IS. TranSyIvsnla, 80.
birth Dakota State. %. La Crosse
Nhers. %
lncinnati. As. Kentucky Wesleyan. Is.
st Louis IS. Missouri. is.
Arkansas so East Central Oklahoma. ~
De Paul ~; Southeastern Missouri state
Teachers. IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
Bill THden Names
Top Amateur Stars

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-BilI Tilden
dominates Sidney Wood, Frank
Parker, Gene Mako and Donald
Bulge as the best of the amateur
tennis crop available for the 1885
Davis Cup team.
Tilden, a professional, still is Suf-
flciently interested in amateur ten
mis- to drop few words of advice.
The United States he said,
should start building now for flu
ture Davis Cup competition. That's
the only way to get together a team
capable Of making any kind Of
showing"
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Cummings to Try
for 1884 Driving
Title Tomorrow
Mauri Rose May Push Local
Pilot for H0n0rS.
BIZ Times Special

DY tHt6S SpbCtut
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22.-Bill
Cummings, indianapolis, who, won
the annual 5G0-mile automobile race
last Memorial Day, will make his
final bid for the 1884 national driving
title in a 2OO-m,'e grind at the new
Los Angeles Municipal Airport
Speedway tomorrow.
Although Cummings has been the
leading contender since his Memo
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FACE PURDUE METERS HERE
Indiana Wins
Second Game
on Road Trip
Crimson Meters Stage Late
Rally to Down Colonial
Squad, as to al.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The
Indiana basketball team won its
second game in two days on an east
ern tour here last night by swapping
George Washington University'S
winning streak, IS to Al
The Hoosiers will wind up their
invasion tonight by opposing Tenn
pie at Philadelphia. They defeated
Maryland Thursday night.
Fechtman led the Crimson scoring
against George Washington with five
goals and three free throws for Is
points. Etmire and Kehrt also took
a leading part in the visitors Of
tense, which overcame a 20 to II
lead the Colonies held at the half.
Summary:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
Race Starter Who Began
Career Here Dies in Ohio

By Times Special
DAYTON, O., Dec. 22.-Frank B
Walker, former prominent Grand
Circuit race starter, died in the
Montgomery County home here late
yesterday. He was 80 years old.
Walker began his career as a race
starter 81 years ago when, as a
young Indianapolis pharmacist, he
was asked to substitute for the reg
ular starter, who was summoned
from the track. He leaves a brother,
DR.. John B. Walker. Los Angeles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
High School Cage Results

LOCAL
Delphi. IA: Shortridge. 9.
RuShville. 0. Tech. II.
Washington. 30; Broad Ripple. 81.
Mitchell. 81 Bedford. 2.
Anderson. 40: Richmond Is.
Atlanta. 81: Frankton, IL.
argos. 50. Rlchland Center. g.
Ss9 9i5br SIds Ft wayns1 81 auburn -
Brookvilie 81: Batesvine. Is.
RNIeC95qSyiIe &C. 5ee9h GT9ye a.
New Albany. 50; Columbus; %.
Acton S N3 e. clark ar CTT 6Wnship 81
Masonic Home. As: EdinbuTs. 81.
North Side 1T. wayne). 81; New Ha-
Central Catholic. 10: Central TIT.
} {ai5ea; st 5 s. Fiti Es5a IS IS
Jasper. %. Huntincburg 10
I Lateyette "a %: PFTTankfQ4Tt: 90,
Waldron. 81; Milrov. %
Muncie. -. Lebanon. 10
Nashville. IS: Springville. is
Newcastle 10: Kokomo. IL
NobleSvlle SO. knightStown. IT.
North Manchester. u: Silver Lake. I.
North Judson IS; Bremen. Is.
Shoals. 20; Plainviile. Is.
ROyaf cent eq a 81 Mo SsSsH6 Jo 2S
Orleans, %; Salem. Is.
Shelbyvills. %; GreenSburg. 10.
Spencer. %. Bloomfield. 10.
Sullivan, IS; Bose lEvansviliel. 20
Tipton. %; Elwood. IS.
West LAFAYETTE. ~: Brook. Is.
zzio;nsy!iis. IS Adysnss. q L.
Kewanee. 81: Grass Greek. Is.
Dunkirk. IS; JocsSooro. 20
Xeedersbgrg, %; coyington. Is.
New. Ross. 40; Bowers. so
Linden, %: New Richmond. IS
New TS,o-I Market, q; DarliinstoTn, IS.
Ladoga % Russellvilie. IA.
EE9;S9ikSvlle. q: RoSedale. -
Roschdale. -: Alamo. II.
clarkshill, p; Romney. IA.
Atwood. IS: Bourbon. is.
syracuse. p. North Webster. 20.
Burket. 81: Clavpool %.
Akron. so. LeeSburg 20
Goshen. %; Central South Bend %
Beaver Dam. SO: Pierceton. is
Roanoke. q; Clear Creek. s
Warren. IS: Liberty Center, IS
Andrews. IS: Monument CITY. is.
Bippus. SO. Markie 30
New London. 20: Kempton. II
RuSsiaville. 81. West Middleton q.
CLAW Howard. ~. Carrollton. a.
Greentown. q. Converse. II.
Shsrpsvilie. IS: Prairie. IS
Scircleville. Is. Forest -
Rossvllle a.. Burlington. Is.
Cutler. %: Idaville. IL
Atlanta. 81. Frankton. IL
Swayzee. %. Union. IA
Paramount. IS: Windfau 20
SweetSer. -. Gas Civ ~ tovertimel
Princeton. %. Petersburg Is
Wash 1gton East Chicagol. IS: Valpa-
raise. q
LawreI.ceburg. 81: Osgood. 81.
New Paris. 81: Bristol. -
Nappanee. %; Elkharf 30.
Mulberry. IS: Jackson. Is.
Washington Claw 81. LapaZ IS
Mulberry IS. Jackson Is
RoSSville. "a. Burlington Is
Jefferson. -. SUGAR Creek 2.
Greensboro 10. Whitewater T.
CenfervinA a. Winchester. IA
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first meeting of
the w ii S m e n
with the Camp
b e lin e n since
Cliff guided his
Berries to a de-
cisive victory over
Tech in the finals
of HoosierdOm's
tournament Of
hoops last March.
cliff di d n t
S top with the
state crown. The
B erries h av e
m q RI h q n right
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

rial Day triumph
in his home city,
he still can be
nosed out for the
title by Mauri
Rose, winner Of
second place in the
500-miler.
Total points for
the two drivers, as
announced by Ted
Allen, secretary of
the Contest Board
of the American
Automobile Assn,
give Cummings GAO,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

on in this campaign, and glided
into the North Central Conference
lead Wednesday night with a vic
tory over Jeff of Lafayette, which
also was their tWenty-Seventh win
in a row. The Logans are favored
to raise the total to q on the
East Side tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
DODGERS ANNOUNCE
SPRING TRAINING PLANS

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The Dodg-
ers will get plenty of Florida sun
shine at Orlando with their spring
training trip spread over six weeks,
from Feb. Is to April 8.
The Dodgers will play 81 exhibit
ton games in the South, Is against
major league clubs.
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Aces Defeat Hanover
BIZ United Press

BIZ JNTcu PFeSS
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. o.
Evansville outscored Hanover from
the foul line. 81 to II, to win, Al to
81 in a college basketball game last
night.
Thirty-three personal fouls we're
called, and one Evansville player
and three Hanover netmen were
banished. Evansville led at the half,
Is to 10.
Riggs scored 20 points for Evans
vile and Hartley led Hanover with
10 points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

CLIFF WELLS will bring his
~ Logansport Berries to Indi-
annapolis tonight to renew &C
quaintances with Tim Campbell
and his Techmen. 1t will be the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
KEARNEY LISTS FAvORITEs

BV tNlted PfeSS
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 22.-Tom
Kearney, st. Louis betting commits
Sioner, made Time Supply, Equipoise
and Cavalcade co-favorites at 81
to capture the 100000 Santa Anita
Handicap in California next Feb
ruary %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

Totals .13 81 IA Totals ..1S II 10
Score at Half-Evan 5ville, Is: Hanover.
10
Referee-Wilson. Umpire-De Groote.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
THE tBA[KBDARD
} BY RHW BZXELLM

22Your correspondent travelled through
urrcanewpped blizzard to this city last night to seebeeve
Mtce as North Central Conference scoring
leader held goaess In fact Donnie held pont by powerful
Newcastle defense until the final quarter when slipped free toss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
PERRY LOSES TWO CONTESTS

SYDNEY. Australia, Dec. 22.-
Jack Crawford. Australia, defeated
Fred Perry, Great Britain, 60. ga
today in triangular Australian
British-French tournament. Craw-
ford and Vus1n Defeated
Perry and q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

Totals ..1s II Totals is 9
Half-Time Score-G. w. 90; Indiana. II
Referee-Degnan. Umpire-Mitchell.
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The Arsenal Bulldogs won three games
this week. beating the R. R. c.. 34-l4
Mickleyville 1925 and Holy Name. 1910.
The Bulldogs would like to book games
with teams willing 10 share expenses.
Call Harrison 0591, between $50 and Z
and ask for Roy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

The Communal Meters have organized
and wish to book games in the 16-17-year-
old class. The Meters wish to. enter a
tournament or league Bud Goldsmith Of
the Kirshbaums is asked to call Bernard
Kasef at Drexel 7l01 Friday evening at
7 Other teams notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
Basketball NeWs
Independent, Amateur and
League Gossip.

The Indianapolis Wizards retained
their undefeated record Thursday
night by trouncing the Weights at
the East feminist gym. 1t was the
seventh consecutive triumph for the
winners.
The Wizards desire to book fast
city teams for any night except
Thursday. Call Talbot 0741, and ask
for Joe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

The w. L. S. girls would like to hear
from the Greenfield girls team coach.
Write Blanch Kirch. 81 lie Grande--av,
Indianapolis. other girl teams also notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

Local HI. S. Games Tonight
Logansport at Tech.
Manual at Southport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

Rex Tavern defeated the National Road
Aces 32-11, and tripped the South Side
Merchants, 1912. The Taverns desire
games with teams having gyms. Call
Drexel 241O-R and ask for Gene.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

The OHara Sans we're victorious in two
tits Wednesday night The Sans out
ciassed the Eli Lilly Ave, 27-13 with Nc
Kenzie scoring 10 points for the winners,
and downed the Sunshine Gardens A. c.,
51-30 The Sans will meet the Cicero
Hinkles on Dec. rs Games are desired
for any nights and Sunday afternoons.
Return engagements can be given on
Wednesday nights Call Max at Cherry
0196-R, or address 1870 N Dearborn-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

The Kroger A. C's would like to sched-
ule games with the Plainfeld Commercials,
Kirshbaums, Negro Y. NJ A.. Christa-
more House New Palestine and the OHara
Sans. Call Cherry 5162. or write J. F.
Doll. Kroger Grocery 81 Baking Co.. IN
dianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

CRAWFORDSVILLE n ct t ers
~ stepped out and annexed their
first victory of the year. slapping
Clinton, 33-17 Rochester rambled
over Peru. 40-16, and gained 4 Tie
with Noblesville for Central Indiana
Conference laurels.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22

The Central Christian Church five would
like to hear from city or state. teams for
games in January. The Central team has
won twelve games and is undefeated.
Edinburg, Plainfeld. Crawfordsville and
Kokomo notice. Write Frank Wilson, rs
S. Euclid-av. indianapolis. rcall Cherry
3479-M between and p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

profession. 81 Nd. esta necesltado de
estos scrvicios YEA al Dir. Herbert
Levy.
FL es un especialista de los pies, de
gran experienced Y que posee una
numerosa clientele. No titubee GUAM
do tcnga alguna molestia en- sus pies,
el con eXito lie atendera.
81 tiene callos, juanetes, una en-
%terradas, ARGOS rotos o pies sudoro-
SOS, 81 le curara con un corto trata-
miento. Estas cosas no Sc deben "A
bandonar, mientras mas tempo pase
mas trabajo cuesta remediar el NAL.
I'll ha tenido particularmente gran
des ~triunfos en- la conformation de
pies pianos, que constituyen hoy uno
de los mas frecuentes padecimientos
dc In epoca.
En- su moderna y bien equipada
oficina hace los ARGOS de soporte, to-
mando el molde; estes ARGOS Sc difc-
rencia mucho de los que hay en- ct
mercado y lie sentaran perfectamen~
te bien.
Siempre esta 81 al tanto de traer
los ultimos Instruments para su
eQuipo. Nosotros congratulamos a la
%comunidad latina, que tiene un emf
nente y capacitado specialista de
los pies, siempre a su disposition.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

verdaderamente afortunada en- tenei
en- su medic tai firma, 10 mismo que
esta bien conocida Agencia.
FL ha estad0 entertainments iden-
tificado con ell aumento Y expansion
de esta secci0n, 10 que lie ha permi.
lido hacer un concienzudo estudio de
las condolences del Real Estate, que
lie permite ofrecer tanto al vendedor
como al comprador III experimental
do servicio.
Cuenta en- su lista de venta con
gran numero de propiedades, tanto
en- la ciudad como en- Ell campo, a
p~recios que seguramente desperta-
ran la atenci0n del comprador.
Mr.. r. c. Rickler, ha tenido STEM
pre- como base el no ofrecer nunca
propiedades por mas de su valor.
Es, por este, por su estudio de las
condolences, que Sc le c0nsidera una
~autoridad en- valores. En- todas sus
transacciones Y declaraciones STEM
pre- Sc ha mantenido en- la verdad y
su clientele que diariamente aumen-
ia, We en- 81 un medic imponderable
para disponer de propiedades.
Nosotros tenemos ell placer de re
comendar a este bien conocido Core
dor de Real Estate Y decirles que
cuando est6n ~dispuestos para cual-
quier clase de oferta 0 compra de un
hogan, 10 encontraran dispuesto a dar
c~ualquier information, cor mucho
gustO.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
.INMUNIDAD PARA LOS
P~ARLAMENTARIOS Gaia
LANES

Madrid, nov. 16.-Se ha pre-
sentado un escrito al Tribunal
de GarantiaS ConStitucionales
pidiendo Sc extienda la pre-
rrogativa de inmunidad a los
pHrlamentarios catalanes cue Sc
niegan a concurrir a las sesio-
mes del congreso.
Op6nese al otorgamiento de
10 solicitado ell fiscal de la R2pd
blica ,Sr, Gallardo. La Detensa
esta a cargo del letrqdo Roig Y
Bergada.
SoStiene la dofenSa que los
diputados al parliament cata-
Ian son inmunes. pero que este
no significaba Irresponsible
dad en- ease de delito. ASegur6
ell fiscal que esa inmunidad de
los catalaneS solo eS reconocida
por una ley Unconstitutional a
probada por la Generalidad.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
LA TECNICA EN- Ell
ESTIDO

Varia la tecnica de nuestros
vestidos de noche segun las Il
meas oscilantes de la moda, pc
70 puede decirse que la impre-
sion dominante en- ell conjunto
es la de I'm mismo efecto hacia
atras, muy caracteristico de la
presente temporada.
Este "efecto hacia atras' Sc
obtiene con diversos proceed
mientos: ora gracias a unOs re-
cortes que parten de la cadera
y Sc terminan en- una punta que
va tom3ndo amplitUd en- la par
tie baja del vestido; ora gracias
a armoniosas Grapes, que a
prietan ell tale sin ajustarlo alb
solutamente.
Hay que apuntar, por otra
parte, la ~reaparici6n de los pills
SEES en- nuestros vestidos de no
che. Estos ~"plisses" Sc emplean
de varias maneras distintas: en-
"panneaux" dentro de la costu-
ra, sobre la parte trasera de la
falda, o bien en- toda la ampli-
tud del vestido.
Hay una Inca complement
te distinta que rompe violenta-
mente con TODD 10 usual; IN
gran costurero la ha lanzado O.
curriendosele preconizar para
la noche ell vestido con ell busto
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

Ellos lie ayudaran a seleccionar 10
que es convenience Y luce meior. Tie
men un gran surtido de monum ntos.
Estos monumentos no pueden sino
inspirar respeto a aquel.os que los
Ven. Son silenciosos centinelas de re-
verencia. Haga que esta respectable
firma lie realize Ell trabajo que listed
desea. bajo la supervision de Mr..
Bryce Sloop.
No solo tienen a disposition del
pubIico I'm adeeuado surtido. sino
que ademas poseen la mas moderna
maquinaria para la production del
uabaJo. Pueden darle a listed la pu-
l~lmentacion que desea o cualouier es-
tito, a un precio muy razonable.
81 esta listo para adquirir monu-
naentos o lapidas de granite, no dele
de lamar a este establecimiento.
Sus productos y obras son superio-
res en- todos los aspectos. Con verda-
dero placer referimos los servicios
de esta firma a las personals que 10
neceSitan.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
DR.. HERBERT LEVY
Quiropedista

Esta alta especlalizada profession
.tiene en- su habcr mas grande pro
greso que ninguna otra Investigation
clentIflca.
ri dcsarrollo'en este campo es no
tablementc apreciablc.
Por medic de uno de sus mas eff
cientes practices, ell pueblo de esta
comunidad afortunadamente puede
procurarse los servicios dc COM
pletamentc enteraao de esos desen-
volvimientos cientificos.
Ell DR.. Levy, que ha seguido es
trechamente los progresses de csta
%ciencia, csta considerable como un
Quiropedista habilisimO.
Sus oficinas estan EN- 81 numero
700 de la calle Franklin, en- el edi.
ficio del Teatro Tampa. Apartamen.
tos, numero 402 y 403, TelefonC
1891.
FL estudi0 esta c]iencia en- las ma,
! aventajadas escuclas de este pals,
Este detalIe, undo a su variada pra,
tica Y experienced, lie han hecho un,
de los hombres mas capaces de ST
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
PARA LA MUJER

pegado al cuerpo y la f3lda muy
amplia, con "panneaux" que
forman "godetS'; en- estos vest:
dos la cintura esta marcada Dor
una correa.
Els una Inca muy nueva y orr
ginal, pero me parece que no
convene mas que a las mujeres
muy j6venes. Muy Characteristic
cas- de esta Inca curiosa es un
model9 de la Casa Marcel Ro-
chas.
Nuev9mente Sc inclina la bo-
ga hacia las bellas tunicas para
la noche.
Esta moda que los grandes
costureros de Paris jamas aban
donan, a pesar de los cambios
inherentes a las diversas tenn
poradas del anO, parece consti-
tuir en- este invierno ell 1ltimo
CRITIC de la elegancia.
Estas t1nicas sUelen tener la
espalda "drape"; con largas y
amplias de abajo. Sc veran mu-
cho en- la actual temporada esas
tdnicas alargadas de color ella
70 sobre falda Oscura, que cons
tituyen una de las mas precio-
sas armoni2s de color que pue.
den sonarse.
A este prop6sito que han pro
ducido sensation las tunicas de
encajes lanzadas por una colec.
ci0n, Sc obtienen con elias ex.
quisltos efectos, sobre TODD, er
crema sobre fondo negro.