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Nogales international., 1934-07-21
$4,000 COWLISHAW MANSION
BEING ERECTED NEAR AIRPORT

Dleted in November Or December.
A contractor named Suntz. of Tue
on and Las Cruces is in charge of
the construction SuntZ also has two
big contracts undar way in Tucson
at the present time.
The CowlishaW home will be the
most elaborate ever erected in San
ia Cruz County. Mr.. Cowlishaw is a
retired New York City financier.
Nogales international., 1934-07-21
WORK TO START
ON NEW DEPOT

w. 3. Barker of Guadala jara, en-
g:neer for the new Southern Pacific
de Mexico railroad station to be
erected in Nogales, Sonora, arrived
here this week and is looking after
the preliminary work.
He said that actual construction
will start within the next two or
three weeks and that it will take
about five months to complete the
building.
Nogales international., 1934-07-21

Determined to give the Riviera
girls team of Santa Monica a
trouncing, the Nogales Internation-
ais girls polo team will leave here
Tuesday for the coast city.
Several weeks ago the Rivieras
came to NogaleS and trimmed the
local girls by a close score.
On the Nogalas lineup in the
coast series will be Miss Daisy Mil
Nogales international., 1934-07-21
OFFICER KILLED
BY LIGHTNING

Benjamin Sanchez, 65. a Mexican
customs officer, was killed by light
ming Monday evening while riding
horseback near Cocospera, Sonora,
about 80 miles southeast of NogaleS.
The officer was found dead.
Nogales international., 1934-07-21

Construction work on the new F.
w. COWlishaw mansion, started ir
June, is now under way in full
swing.
The beautiful new home, costing
between $4,000 and $4,000, is be-
ng erected near the present Cowli-
shaw residence about two or three
miles north of the NogaleS Inter
national Airport, and will be COM
Nogales international., 1934-07-21

proposed revolt were jailed at Ma
co and were scheduled to be court
martialed this week.
Connell said he might go from
Nogales to Ruby to take pictures of
the boom in that camp and that
he might get back here next month
for the Pittman Silver Jubilee, Aug.
IS, 19 and 20.
Nogales international., 1934-07-21
-
1875 Register For
September Primary

Total registration up to noon
Tuesday for the September primary
was 1875, it was announced by Mrs.
Lucy T. Mitchell, county recorder.
Registration closes on August 13.
About 1000 more voters are yet to
register.
Nogales international., 1934-07-21
CLOSED ONE WEEK

The Fountain of Youth Beauty
Parlor on Grand avenue will be
closed for one week. beginning Mon
day, while Mrs. A. w. SteenSon,
prop, is on a vacation trip. The
place will reopen Monday July 80.
Nogales international., 1934-07-21
NIT SIMMS is
CANDIDATE FOR
STATETREASURER

Nit Simms, former State Trea. ur-
er, has announced his candidacy
for the office of State Treasurer.
Mr.. Simms was Treasurer in 1881
and 1882 and his friends point with
pride to the enviable record made
Nogales international., 1934-07-21

others did not. My trucks are in
the garage and they are going to
stay there because my winery ware
house is facing the water front and
I am not good at dodging Irish con-
fetti
Il will be back in International
Square next January stronger than
ever"
Nogales international., 1934-07-21
ANA FROHMILLER
CANDIDATE FOR
STATE AUDITOR

PHOENIX, July 20.-With the
statement that she will continue to
conduct her office in the future as
in the past, efficiently, fearlessly,
justly, dealing with all claimants on
Nogales international., 1934-07-21
VACATION TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Steenson are
leaving tomorrow to spend weeks
vacation in northern Arizona.
Nogales international., 1934-07-21

Mrs. Mark WanlesS left Saturday
20 spend a week at HermoSillo.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
CONTRA
PLANT CITY

Los terriers de Hillsborough
Y los jovenes de Plant City Sc
enfrontaran hoy por la tarde,
en- Plant Field, a la bora conve
nida.
Ell coach" Johnson presenta
Ira la siguiente Inca de batalla
Granell, lie; Wiaggoner, 1t; P.
Alfieri, lg; Gardner, C; Palo-
ri, rg; Molina, TT; Belts, re ;
Velasco, OBJ; R. S. Spoto, III; A.
|Spoto, rh; y Hatch, fb.
Plant City: Helms, lie; Craw-
ford, 1t; McEarchern, lg; Dyal,
c; Snipes, rg; Sly, TT; Mack, re
Lanier, OBJ; L. Robinson, III;
Moore, rh; y Smith, fb.
Los jovenes locales vencieron
hace pocos dias al Clearwater y
los de Plant City fueron derro-
tados por ell Orlando.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

New York, Oct. 19.-John A.
Heydler, presidente de la Liga
Nacional, duda de que los due
nos de clubs de las ligas mayo
res prohiban a sus peloteros to
mar parte en- desafios de exhi-
bici6n, mostrandose asi en- des-
acuerdo con Will Harridge, pre-
sidente de Ia Liga Americana,
que dice llevara csc problema
a la reunion que verifiquen los
duenos en- ell mes de diciembre.
"Por ell presente, no obstante
los casos citados por Harridge,
20 no veo que la cosa sea tan
grave. La Liga Nacional impu-
so va restricciones a sus jugadO
res y ell ano pasado rehus6 per-
mitirles que realizaran un via
je por ell Oriente.
En- case ell periodic de exhibit
ci6n finaliza ell dia 81 de Oct.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

tie a Madrid ell dia en- que su
padre agonizaba.
Gustavo la reconcile, pero no
.pudo pronunciar una sola pala-
bra.
Habia perdido la noci6n de
los vocablos, y aunque concebfa
una idea, no saba como EXPIRE
sarla, porque parecia ignorar
eel nombre de las cosas Y de las
personals.
NueStros lectoreS ilustrados
Ien la ciencia medica podran dar
lie a aquella enfermadad ell NOM
'bre tecnico que lie corresponds
" no recordamos, aunque hemos
presenciado algunos casos, cuya
seduction siempre ha sido, a la
corta o a la larga, la muerte del
paciente.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
Corte de 10 Criminal
Ell NEGRO D Sc
DESDIJO DE SU TESTING
MO

Por motives que Sc descono.
cen ell negro Eddie Baldwin.
que dijo habia vist0 en- las M
nos de Peter Frank una pistol
como la que Sc utiliZara para
matar a Jerry Bacalis, compa-
reci6 aver de nuevo ante el juez
,Sparkman y enfaticamente a..
|miti6 que habia mentido en- 81
declaration original.
Asegur6 ell negro que james
Bacalis, hermano de la victima
~ Andres Loukas, un comerci ii
tie, 10 habian instruido para qu1
dijera haber visto la p~istola en-
las manos de Frank. La vista
agreg6, Sc la hicieron ell p3sa-
do domingo y los dos hombres
lie llevaron a la oficina de Ere"
Thomas.
Embellishments ell juez dis
puso que ell negro fuera encar-
celado bajo la acusaci6n de per-
jurio.
Llamados de nuevo a decla-
rar, Douglas y Bacalis mantu-
tuvieron, bajo juramento, que
ellos hablaron con ell negro, ell
domingo, interrogandole sobre
ciertos detalles, y que 10 habian
llevado a la oficina de Thomas
para que ALI 10 interrogara ell
asistente fiscal Huntley. En- Ia
oficina de csc detective, y ha-
llandose tambien presente Pat
Whitaker, ell negro reconcile Ell
arma sin titubear. Jack Sager,
un ciudadano de la raz2 blanca,
manifesto que ell arma Sc lie pa
recia.
La acusaci6n estima que So
bre ell testigo Sc ejerci6 indebi.
da Influenza y este es ell pare
Ger de los letr3dos de la defen-
sa.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

del hecho con TODD sus detalles.
Y terminaba diciendo:
"Pidote perdon, hijo MIC por
haberte ocultado este crimen.
que por mi c9nfesado, hubiese
Iroto para siempre los lazos que
tie unlan a Estralll, cuyo desgra
cia hubiera hecho, puesto que
te amaba.
al mismo tempo, tie pido lie
YES el ~cCns@elo de su rehabilita-
ci6n ante tus ojos, al hombre pc
neroso qua Sc sacrificed p9r to-
dos, y CSpecialmente por la di-
cha de Estrella.
"Silvio G. rc6s vive hoy en- ell
Brasil Y es ell 9ue aqui has CO.
nocido con ell nombre supuesto
Justo Servent."
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

do h7Sta ahora sobre I'm hOm-
bre honrado y com2letamente
inocente.
Isl hay que confesar culpas
ajenas, al par qre las propias,
20 siento tener que levantar Ell
velo del misterio sobre este he
cho, que ha sido ell tormento de
la mitad de mi vida .
mo he tenido valor para con
fesarlo ante la pdblica concian-
cha.
"Pero, al me~os, cue para el
heredero de mi vietima conste
que Silvio Garc6s fu6 completa-
mente ~inocente en- la muarte del
de Moran y que solo yo
fui ell culpnble y ell que asesin6
por su propia mano."
Despues seguia la explicaci6n
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
| V

Despues de una larga agonia,
.Gustavo de Murel descans6 de
.sus dolores y aflicciones,
-Algunos dfas despues, Flo
ra decidida a marchar con su
hija, arreglando algunos pape-
les de Gustavo, do con ell pile
go que su marido lie habia he
che promoter entregaria a Julio
de Bastial, actual conde de Mo
ran.
Flora quiso cumplir aquella
Ultima voluntad de su esposo.
-JuIio,-Ie dijo.-Cuando
aun Gustavo gozaba de la inte-
gridad de sus facultades, me
encarg6 encarecidamente te en-
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

tregIara este pliego cerrado Y,
como yes, embellishments Sc
llado, Aunque Gustavo no me
revel6 10 que contiene, mi ms
tinto de mujer 10 adivina...
7lQue es?
TIL 10 sabras, puesto que
tienes la clave en- la mano. Lo
dnieo que tie pido, antes de que
sepas de 10 que Sc trata, es que
perdones a Gustavo.
-iPordonarle, mama! Pues
zen quo ha podido ofenderme
que 20 ignore?
-Es, Julio, un secreto de to-
da la vida, Y que segura estoy
que su conciencia no lie ha per-
mitido tenerte oculto despues
de su muerte. Lee, pues, csc do
que por 10 misteriosa-
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
DE UN ESTA
BLECIMIENTO

Los conocidos hermanos Sres.
Hector y Conrado Delgado, in
vitan al p1blico para que visite
su nuevo establecimiento, que
abren hoy en- West Tampa con
81 nombre de "Delgado's Dept
Store"
Las mercancias todas han 81
do reducidas a los mas bajos
precios con ell fin de facilitaf
la compra.
Una Iarga vida y muchos eXi.
tos lie deseamos a los activos CO.
merciantes en- SUI nuevo estable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
DE FOOTBALL
LLEGARAN HOY LOS CON
Tendencies DE MANANA

A las tres de la tarde de hoy
llegaran los "lobos" de Carroll
ne del Norte State, que manana
por la tarde, en- Plant Field, Sc
batiran con los gators" de Ia
Universidad de Florida. Ell con
ce" floridano saldra en- horas
de la manana, de Gainesville,
pasando aqui la noche.
Uno de los teams" usara pa
ra las practicas finales ell te-
reno del Institute HILLSIDE
rough y ell otro Ell terreno de las
panteras de Plant.
Los gators" traen la inten-
ci6n de veneer a los "lobos",
vengando la derrota que a ma
nos de estos sufrieron en- 1882
Siete de los floridanos Sc ba-
tieron con csc team" en- 1882
Y son Rogers, Starbuck, Shear
er, Stark, Moye, Brown y Char
lie Stoltz.
cuatro de los que hicieran esa
vista y son Daugherty, Redd-
ing, Stanko Y Rex.
Ell coach" Stanley anunci6
aver en- Gainesville que a Tam
pa vendran los siguientes atle-
tas: Wally Brown, Walter Mid
dlekauf, Ernie Priest, Charles
Stoltz, Frank Hancock, Jack
tBeckwith, Charles Bullock,
Duke Warren, Fred Chance,
Billy Chase, Kenneth Expert,
Jesse Jones, John Mccarthy,
Harold Rowe, Jim Stevens, Wei
come Shearer, Alton Brown,
Charlie Mathenq, Zollie Mayn-
ard, P. Bryan, F. Turner, Geo.
McC Campbell, Shouse, Julian
Lane, C. Hughes, Charlie Root,
Dick Hunter, Starbuck, Stark,
Carlton, Ware, Lux Lyon, Hick
land, Scarboro, Riser, Rogers,
Burroughs, lRicket, Chistian,
Long y Schucht.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
FLY ESCOGIDO COMO LIE
GITIMO RETADOR

Paris, Oct. 19--La Union In
ternacional dc Boxec ha ordena
do que defiendan sus respectil
vas coronas los campeones de
peso mosca y gallo, Clyde y Pc
tit Biquet.
Como legitimos retadores de
esos titulos, la misma organiza-
cion seleccion6 a Valentin An
gelman, para ell peso de mosca,
y a Carlos Fix para ell de gallo.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
TONIC II
A MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

Cuando Flora anunci6 aquel
fatal augurio a Estrella, esta
que amaba a su padre con deli
rio, rog6 a Julio que pidiese
una licencia y que fuesen a Ma
drid para asistir a los ultimos
momentos de su padre,
Julio quiso complacerla, pidi6
licencia por TELEGRAPH, que lie
fue concedida.
Embarcaronse, pues, para la
Peninsula, llegando iustamen-
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
LAS LUCHAS DE ESTA NO
CHE

Ell programa de luchas de es-
ia noche, en- Benjamin Field, sc
ofrecera bajo las nuevas estric-
tas reglas acordadas por la Co
mission Atletica del 116 de Arti-
lleria.
Los punetazos y puntapies por
debajo del cintur6n quedan pro
hibidos, castigandose la prime
ra falta con $40 y La segunda
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
LOS EMPLEADOS HABLAN
ESPANOL

LIE facilita los medios a todos
los duenos de automobiles para
comprar buenas llantas a pre-
clos bajos y pages c6modos.
ALI Sc puede adquirir TODD 10
n~ecesario para su autom6vil.
Al mismo tempo hacemos sa-
Der que la F~irestone, en- obse :
quio a sus numerosos clientes la
tinos, cuenta con los servicios
de empleados que hablan ell lido
espanol.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

EMBARCARA Ell DOMINGO
Ell CUERPO DE TAMBORES
Y CORNETAS

Para tomar parte en- la con-
venci6n que la Legion Ameri-
cana celebrara en- Miami la Sc
mana pr6xima, de aqui saldra
ell domingo la banda de tamb2-
res y cornetas, bajo ell mando
de Jesse Stuart. Figuran en- ese
cuerpo hombres y mujeres.
Tom Harding tendra a su car
go los abastecimientos y T. E.
Jacobson es ell captain.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
con suspension de 60 dias.

con suspension de 60 dias.
Haran su primera .presenta :
ci0n esta noche ell turco Mike
Miller, que dice Downing habla
IL idiomas, y los hermanos
Wynne.
Ell nombre de bautismo del
subdito de J. Renal Pasha, Sc
gun Jim, es Mustafa Maxos. Al
adquirir la ciudadania america
ma ell Maxos Sc troc6 en- Miller.
Sid Westrioh, ell hebreo, sera
ell antagonista del turco.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
VICTORIA DE PASTOR MI
LANES

Ell mulato cubano Pastor Mi
lanes combatio con Rodolfo
Diaz, en- Madrid, y lie vencio por
puntos. Diaz hizo una formida-
bic resistencia y los expertos
Green que continuara progre :
sando.
Milanes es uno de los pugiles
mas apreciados por los ''fieles"
de Espana.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
CON LOS GUANTES

Ell gladiator moro Fl Ali, que
combate en- los cuadrilateros de
Espana y Francia, recientemen
te superb, por puntos, al espa-
mol Martinez Alag6n. Jimenez
venci6 a otro moro que pelea ba
jo ell nombre de Hamit II.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Flora reuni6 TODD su valor pa
ra %arrostrar has manifestation
mes que esperaba de su yerno
despues de leer aquel documen-
to.
Constituialo este, una larga
carta, en- la cue Gustayo Sc de-
claraba culpable del asesinato
del conde de Moran.
"Pr6ximo,-decia,-7a GONNA
recer ante la presencia del SUI
,,premo Juez, no quiero llevar
cargada mi conciencia con ell pc
50 de un delito que ha gravita-
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Ell frances Praxedes Clyde,
campe6n europeo del peso gallo
acept6 un combate, a II asaltos.
con ell italiano Cavagnoli.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Reyes, campeon espanol de
Levante, puso a dormir a Yer
d1, en- ell tercer asalto. En- ell
mismo programa Pelicer triun-
f6 sobre Ortiz, por decision, y
Soria y SAM hicieron pelea nu-
la.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

La Ultima victoria del ingles
Kid Berg la alcanz6 sobre ell bel
ga Nicolas Wilke, a quien derri-
DO en- varias ocasiones, pero no
pudo "noquear."
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

mente preparado debe de conte-
ner algo que entrane suma gra-
vedad.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

DUDA DE QUE
Sc PROHIBA A LOS JU-
GADORES TOMAR PARTE
EN- DESAFIOS DE EXHI-
BICION
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Folletin de La Gaceta Nc. 566
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-07

Lorenzo A. Wilson,. chairman of
the Florida Worlds Fair Commits
sion, Inc. has issued an appeal for
funds with which to finance the
maintenance of the Florida exhib-
it at A Century Of Progress, till
the pledges already in hand, may
be converted into cash, later in
the season.
"What this commission needs,
just now, more than anything
else. is ready money with which to
meet current maintenance ex-
penses. at Chicago" said Mr.. Will
son. "Press reports and private
communications have told us of
the opening of the 1884 edition of
A Century of Progress in a vir-
tual blaze of glory, and of the
prominent part played by the
Florida exhibit in that opening.
We are proud of our state and of
the display Of its resources and at
fractions which is keeping it in the
limelight, at Chicago. but we must
have at least $4,000 in imme-
diately available cash with which
to finance operation and main
tenance till we can realize upon
the very generous response to our
earlier requests for pledges for
financial support"
h Mr.. Wilson went on to explain
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-07
MONROE COUNTY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Honor Roll for Division School
The following pupils names ap-
lpear on the honor roll of the Di-
vision Street School. which COW
ers the six weeks period ending
June /:
/ 5A-Horace Brightman.
+ 5A-4A-Carmen Sunti, Billy
Kesson, George Moss. Betty Lew
in. Margaret Morrison, Olga
! Mecado, Elizabeth Roberts.
5B-Joseph Arnold. Celia Rod
riguez, Marguerite Velasquez.
4A-Delio Valdez.
4B-Harold Demeritt. Eleanor
] Larsen, Alice Perez, Florence.
Saunders.
! 3A-Petey Fernandez. j. B.
Sawyer, Everett Sweeting, r. G..
SHELTON. Charles Thompson, Rosa
lind Albury, Lois Marie Rusto.
Della Mae Curry, Nina Robidere,
Sylvia Sawyer, Yvonne Stewart.
SB-Shirley Billiard, Janet
Eatherly.
2A1-Oscar Fabal. Eugene
Rosan, Jr.. Louis Smith. Eugene
Sweeting, Francis Collins.
2A2-Belva Busto, Doris Hodg-
kins, Dorothy Johnson, Ruth Lazo.
2B-Alice Salgado. Maud Rob-
erts, June Dupuis, Lucille Gomez,
Armando Gonzalez, Lorraine Goe-
the, Edna Phelan.
1A1-Jennie Johnson. Persis
Larsen, Shirley Rose Smith, Emma
Neal Ayala, Robert Albury. Har-
old Ray Haskins, Claudius Spen-
Ger, Alfred Lowe.
Edna Mae Eatherly. Ivy
Thompson, Martha Gomez, Charles
Joseph Sanchez.
1B-Virginia Kelly. Dorothy
Malone, Woodrow Niles. Charles
Walker.
Promoted to 7B
Students promoted to Junior
High in the 7B class from the Di-
vision Street school follow:
Eddie Cabana. Jose Campo, Nor
man Cerezo, Richard Clark, Eu-
gene Fabal, George Henriquez,
Donovan Herrick. Charles Hoge-
boom, Linton Nyberg.
Ernest Ogden, Floyd Pinder.
Charles Riggs, Charles Roig, War
rem Russell, Joseph Sawyer, VIII
liam Schoneck. Aracelio Vargas.
Harlan Weech. Felix Yado.
Florine Curry. Marguerite Fer
nandez. Lila Gomez. Wilma Cor
don, Sylvia Henriquez, Belva
Hicks, Marcella Hinde.
Louise Niles, Dorothy Ortagues,
Angelina Para, Erma Finder,
Lois Pinder, Dolores Romaguerra,
Lola Sierra, Gloria Silveira, Edna
Spencer, Eva Valdez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-07
BALL PLAYERS
HURT in GAME
AcEvEDO AND coEHRINC
COLLIDE AT FIRST BASE
LAST NIGHT

A. Acevedo and Blondon Goeh-
ring eollided at first base last night
during the diamondball game at
Bayview Park. Both of the
players were injured to an extent.
about the head. that necessitated
several stitches. They were im-
nediateIy rushed to the Marine
Hospital, but were able to be out
today.
This accident. and rain, which
started about the same time, end
ed the game which had only gone
two innings.
Manager Gates states that the
next contest win be played on
Monday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-07

ing il such an outstanding attras-
ton.
I'VE need and must have at
least $4,000" added Mr.. Wilson.
''and l am appealing to the men
and women of the state who real
ize what the Florida exhibit at
Chicago means as an ADVERTISE
ment of the state and as an incen-
tive to tourists to visit us as they
did last year, to send in their
checks in as large amount as their
interest lies. / repeat, we need
ready money and we need it now.
He gives twice who gives quick
Ily'."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-07
GIANTS DEFEAT
BOSTON, TAKING
LEAD IN LEAGUE
PITTSBURGH PIRATES TOOK
TWO GAMES FROM REDS;
TIGERS DEFEAT INDIANS
AND TAKE LEAGUE LEAD
Especial to rae e-s.s.enI

NEW YORK. June THE
New York Giants defeated the
Boston Braves, 0 to 2, taking the
lead in the National League. Carl
Hubbell pitched the Giants to VIC
tory, this being his eighth triumph
of the season.
The Detroit Tigers went to VIC
tory over. the Cleveland Indians
by the narrow margin of one run,
the score reading 2 to l. The
teams were running tie up until
the sixth inning. Walker scored
the deciding run for the winners.
The Boston Red Sox and the
New York Yankees divided honors
in doublebeader. The Yankees
took the first game, I5 to 2. The
score in the first was 4 to. A.
The st. Louis Browns downcd
the Chisox, 8 TOP. Hemsley drove
in the laststwo runs with double.
The Pittsburgh Pirates took
both games C asdonblsheadef with
the Cincinnati Reds. Jensen sin,
gled in the eighth with the bases
loaded and two out in the first
contest and broke q Ill tie.
As the result of a six-run rally
in the thirteenth inning. the Chi
eago Cubs went to victory over
the Cardinals, IL to 6.
The Brooklyn Dodgers lost to
the Phillies, IL to 4. The Phila-
delphia aggregation helted five
Brooklyn pitchers to take the third
straight game of the series.
NnlN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-07

A list of honor roll pupils and
those who were promoted to the
7B Class of the Junior High School
from the Harris and Division
Street Grammar Schools have been
compiled by the instructors of the
two Institutions.
These reports of the honor roll
students cover the six weeks pc
Rod ending on June I. Those on
the promition cover the whole
school term.
Honor Roll For Harris School
The following are the pupils of
the Harris School whose names APP
pear on the honor roll for the six
weeks period ending June /,
1884:
6A-Wallace Mitchell, Mary
Louise Davis, Sylvia Dillon, Ellyn
Evans, Ferol Harmon. Virginia
McClanahan, Lucille Nixon. Hum
belino Narcissa. Sylvia Pinder,
Anita Stewart, Marion Taylor.
6B-Ray Demeritt.
5A-Archie Lujan.
5B-Helene Rose Wells, Ger
aldine Kennedy, Marcia Dexter,
Ruth Curry. Miguel Bazo.
5A-4B-Yvonne White, Ruth
Thompson, Billy Russell.
4A-Copelyn Ramsey, Raymond
Divide.
4B-Barbara Johnson.
3A-Eugene Berkovitz, Roy
Rogers, Charles Sands, Margaret
Pinder. Florence Sawyer. Ellen
May Wharton.
VI 3B-Catherine Corners, Edna
Mae Hough, Mary Ramsey, Sidney
Lowe.
2A-Giorina Curry, Phyllis
Marie Saunders. Alice Ramirez.
Hilda Quito, Ophelia Sardinas.
Andre Alonzo. Clayton Roberts.
2B-Lois Rae Hiner, Madge
Mallory, Earl Gwynn, Jr.
1A1-Patsy Albury, Jimmie
Singleton, Edward Andrew.
1A2-Rose Curry. Shirley In
graham. Ruby Wharton, Anita
Mesa, Nell Rose Sands.
1B0 Billy Ladd, Camille
Thompson, Elena Cordero.
Promoted To 7B
The following are the pupils
who have completed their gram
mar studies in the Harris school
and who will enter Junior High at
the next term Of school:
Hastings Adams. Sebastian Ca
brera, Edelio Espanola, Frank
Espanola, Louis Grana. Roland
Keaton, Charles H. Ketchum, Wal
lace Mitchell, Philip orta.
Anthony Perez. Charles Pierce,
Roland Roberts. Elmore Rosam,
Warren Russell, Bert Saunders,
Gilbert Valdez, Bobby Roberts,
Elliott Van Ryn. Theresa Cruz,
Mary Louise Davis, Sylvia Dillon.
Ellyn Evans. Ferol Harmon.
Barbara Hoeffer, Virginia Me-
Clanahan, Lucille Nixon, Humber
lima Norcissa, Sylvia Pinder, Vio-
let Roberts, Alice Sardinias. Anita
Stewart, Marion Taylor, Rose
Oneil Roberts, Julia Saunders,
Juliette Saunders. Bertha RAM
irez.
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READY MONEY FOR MAINTENANCE
FLORIDA EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO
EXPOSITION Is NOW MAIN NEED

that the money pledged by many
counties as we'll as municipalities
will not be available till next fall
when 1884 and 1885 budgets be-
come operative. In the meantime,
he said, the exhibit at Chicago
must be kept up to the high STAN
dard set for it and which is maxi
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Mere than 1000 foreign stu.
dents representing 100 different
countries. are enrolled in colleges
and universities of the United
States
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston At New York
Chicago ~ Sc. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.