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Evening star., 1934-12-18
BANKER SOCKS ROBBER
Supposed Customer Is Floored
When He Produces Gun.

OTTAWA, Ill, December 18 (F9.-
A good sock in the jaw was the
method J. Charles Bundy, president
of the Leonore State Bank, used to
prevent a bank robbery.
A man who had been here several
weeks ago pretending to be interested
in a land deal appeared at the bank
before the rest of the employees ar
rived. The banker welcomed him only
to see the man produce a weapon.
Banker Bundy started his swing
low, caught the robber on the jaw and
floored him. The man fed minus
loot
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-27

Americas best-dressed woman is
looking at you here, upon her re-
turn to New York City from
Paris, where couturiers have fall
en- into the habit of awarding her
that crown. Mrs. Harrison Will
liams declares it costs her at least
500 900 annually in wardrobe
bills to annex the coveted title.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-27
IN MEMORY OF JACOB HILL

On that dark and dreary morning
Just before the break Of day,
When he left his home and fam
lily,
Whistiing happy and so gay
| can see him as he trodded
down the road to join the
crowd
l never dreamed at this last part
ing
He so soon would wear a
shroud.
But the fog was thick and heavy,
And the crossing blinded so
That they did not hear the
whistle
AS the speeding train did go,
He never spoke they tell me
And he didn't suffer none
His worries now are over
And his work on earth is done.
| have wondered oh so often
Whv this had to happen now,
But I've never found the answer
So | drop my head and bow,
And at last my prayer is ended
These words ringing in my ear,
Fear not: for l am with thee,
And Gods children have no
fear.
When nv trails are all over
And the battle here is won,
Some day then l know I'll see
him
In that happy home beyond,
Good by's there will not be ut
tered
There no farewell tears are
shed
We can understand it better
With a crown upon our head.
BY Mrs. Jacob Hill,
Edneyville, n. G..
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HUNDREDS ARE.
SEEKING NEGRO
II Said ID Have Attended
Party When Officer Was
Killed Being Held

GREENVILLE, S. c.. Dec. II.
CUP).-A posse of several hun
dred white citizens Joined Off
GERS Yesterday in a widespread
search for two negroes suspected
of shooting and beating to death
State Highway Patrolman +. d.
Milan late Christmas day.
Milan was killed as he sought
TO quiet a free for all fight that
broke out among the negroes at
tending a Christmas tree party at
the Laurel Greek Methodist
church, near here.
Eleven negroes said to have at
tended the party were held IN
Jail today. They said they ran
away when the saw the two men
described as Outstanding sus-
poets" talking belligerently to Mi
lam.
Officers asked that names OF
the two "outstanding suspects
not be published while the search
was going on for them. They
took precautions against possible
mob violence, feared if the ne
groes are captured.
Suspicion was fastened on the
two men sought when negro
turned over to officers .32 cali
bre pistol which he said the two
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ENDEAVORING

1 am not content to let time pass
uselessly away
Gladly would l do some worthy
deed each day,
But since | am "shut-ln' and
opportunities are few,
1 fear there isn't much for the
Saviour | can do.
With strength too feeble to la
Dor with my hands
| shall endeavor to do my bit IN
abiding by His commands;
Perhaps by living Christian life
some new soul | can win
Or safely lead back to the fold
some wanderer lost in sin.
Then when before the great white
throne l stand on Judgment day,
These blessed words l shall hear
the Heavenly Father say;
True and faithful thou hast been
and now thy work is DER
Enter thou into the Joy of thy
Lord and rest forever more.
BY Mrs. Leland Bane.
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tended by all members of the
family. Friends here will be in
terested to know that Judge
Chapman, formerly of the superior
court, has recently been appoint
ed judge Of the juvenile court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaughn
and daughter, Miss Anne Vaughn.
of Greenville. S. c., and Mr.. Lewis
, Worst, of Chicago, H., were din
rer guests last evening of DR.. and
Mrs. F. w. Ewbank.
Miss Sara Browne, of Marion,
is visiting Miss Mary Alice Head
rick.
Miss Frances Guild, of West
field, n. Y. arrived yesterday 70
spend the winter as usual at the
CedarS.
Miss nellie Jones left this NOM
ing for Atlanta. Ca. after a hoii-
day visit to her mother, Mrs. AL
monte f. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shepherd
and children, Nancy and Marshall,
Jr., have returned to Monroe aft
er holiday visit to the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. V.
Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Yarbor-
ough and children have returned
to their home on Fifth avenue af-
ter visit to relatives in Sails
bury.
Miss Amy Ewbank, of Travel
erS Rest, S. c., has spent the past
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Watson.
Mrs. A. Lewis and daughters,
Misses Evelyn and Elizabeth. Mr..
Leonard Lewis and Miss Hilda
FinkelStein, of ASheville, are Wis
iting relatives in Charleston, S. C.
Miss Hedwig Weiss, of Monroe,
Mich, is a recent arrival at the
/ Cedars, where she has spent sew
eral winters.
Mrs. Dan Michaelove is visiting
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Pearl
man, in ASheville, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Forrest
made a little visit earlier this
week to the formers sisters. Mrs.
John VI. Lang and Mrs. Bessie F.
Rector, in Asheville.
Mr.. Clyde Conway has re-
turned from a trip to Sisterville,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Herbert and
children have returned to Morgan
ton after a Christmas visit to rel
atives in the city.
The Rev. A. w. Lippard is Wis
iting relatives in Statesville until
y. 'Aav.
.ta, who 5 of Mrs. Herman Potts
and Hiss Margaret Potts, who are
spending the winter in Phoenix,
Ariz., having gone on account of
Mrs. Potts health, will be delight
ed TO know that she is improving.
Miss Cora Fisher returned to-
day after a visit to relatives in
! TryOn.
Miss Millicent Livingston and
Charles Harberson, known as
"Millicent and Charles" danced
at the Reindeer Revel staged at
Grove Park Inn by the Junior
League, of Asheville, last eve
ming.
Frances Sherman, young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sher-
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Kiwanis Features
Impromptu Talks

Impromptu talks on kiwamS
activities of the year featured the
clubs weekly dinner meeting TO-
day. DR.. E. Mcqueen Salley, DE-
L. B. Mcdonald and A. }. Bord"
ers spoke as new members, Z L.
Feagin as an outgoing director
David Mashburn as Boy Scout eX-
ecutive, Edw. R. Sutherland as
the parent of Scout, Supt, +.
NJ. Waters for the schools, r. ii.
Station as a Contact man be-
tween farmers and town resi-
dents, and H. f. Mitchell as
chairman of the clubs underprlV-
LEGGED child committee.
o. Y. Brownlee spoke in gen
eral of the years activities, and
c.. NJ. Ogle, secretary, presented
the men who came into the club
within the year. The club voted
to present a resume of such &C
tivities as interest the public IN
double page layout in The
Times-News on New Years day
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

3rcemuS Y. Reese, Jr.. has re-
.--ef 20 Birmingham after
|rs,t.rg Christmas with his par
as Rev. and Mrs. A. V. Reese,
In MS children, Mary Elizabeth
Ci Varn.
Carlton Boys. son of R. IN
Bows. and q member of the first
| tsss az me United States Military
Academy. West Point. y. Y, is
x-rj:ng me holidays here.
VI. and Mrs. \. G.. Williams,
Q: Washington, D. c., are spend
linz the holidays with their daugh-
:ers. Ngs. H. ". Flack and Miss
Helen Williams.
Nr ana Mrs. G.. c. Richardson
and Young Buddy" have returned
ron a delightful Christmas visit
% her parents, Judge and Mrs.
l. z. Chapman. which was at
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man, is i'll at her home on Main
street.
Van Cole, of Asheville, student
at the Citadel in Charleston, s. c.,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Buss, she
being the former Mrs. Edith Wei
bel, have moved to New York
City where they are occupying a
home which they have recently
purchased. They were the recipi-
ent of a number of lovely gifts
on their departure, previous to
which a number of teas and din
ners were given them.
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DEATH CALLS
il. THOMAS
S. G.. Man Father of Mrs.
Graham and Mrs. Blair
of This City

J. L. Thomas, CT, resident OF
Cades, S. c., and father OF Mrs,
Eta Graham of the Patton Me-
mortal hospita! staff, also of Mrs.
L. A. Blair of his city, died at
his home Wednesday at p. m,
Funeral services will be held for
him Friday at Lake City.
Mr.. Thomas was engaged IN
farming, but he had suffered heart
attacks for several months past.
Besides the two children living
here, the deceased is survived by
another daughter, Mrs. DAVID
Scott, of Kingstree, S. G., and
three sons: J. R. Thomas of Okla,
homa, Otis Thomas of Cades, ano
Marion Thomas of Sumter. He l:
also survived by his wife.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-27
IS, DAVES WEEDS MIR.
FlI W. IN BOSTIC

~,rrST CITY. Dec. 27.-Of
,r,.r.sc here and elsewhere
-, =, o.. .,r~a.ncement of the mar
y" .. Mss Ethel Dawes and
aS' y. Pace. The wedding which
~, ~. ~ .Iiet. was Solemnized
Sa> "a g..ernoon, Dec. %, at 2
.:..> a. the home of the brides
I ,,,,' Hrs. Della Thompson of
s., -, \ L. The ceremony wit
-. -~ remberS of the imme-
T. s,r..~. Those attending the
"a i,;r, rom HenderSonville
w. Vr,. Laura Pace, mother of
y, Groom and Mr.. and Mrs.
-; Gu Tav,a~. the latter being a
- n Inc groom.
Tn ceremony was performed
: II. na>.rr of the Baptist
E., of Forest City. y. c.. Rev.
r. tn. bride was attired in
!. .r,a~. brown dress with coat
:; accessories TO match. She is
:. = daughter Of Mrs. Dawes of
21,-f. lIr. Pace is the son of
rs Laura Pace of Henderson
.,gr.y. lIr. and Mrs. Pace will
lake ..er home in BoStic.
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Horses told him when they were
going to win! But he was left at
the post when a small town lilly
played him for a winner!
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took S35 from the cash register.
PORT HAD GOOD YEAR

HOUSTON, Tex. (UP).-Com-
bined facilities of Fort Houston
earned $442,77O.32 during the
first II months Of this year, COM
pared with $428,2S0.93 for the
same period of 1888, according to
the November navigation district
report issued by the county au-
ditOr.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-27
BATTLE SMUGGLERS

GAS L, The Netherlands,
Dec. 27. (UP).-One person was
killed and seven wounded last
night in a battle between six Gus
toms officers and several gen
darmes with a bold band of snug
glers near the Belgian frontier.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-27
ROBBERS WORK AS QUINTET

CLEVELAND. (UP). - "Put
'em up, Buddy" Sam Tasetf, res
taurant employee, heard an oml,
nous voice command. He turned
around to comply and saw five
revolvers. While four of the gun
men kept him covered, the fifth
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-27
/, Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
p,one 90 Before II Noon
,DvINC DINNER PARTY

n an Mrs. VI. Markowitz
hosts At a lovely holiday din
y, ,qr.r. The Yuletide motif was
OFF,. effectively with a CEN
"a a., If holly and cleaning
,s~.r- Covers were laid for
/; A.. Mrs. Ben Leasing, of
80. NJ. and Mrs. Joe Winer, of
-,r.rn. and the following To-
u.s., Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
an and their children. Kali
.rt Frances. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. pat,a. and Mr.. and Mrs.
~. N.ct.y.2ve.
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MALARIA EPIDEMIC SPREADS

COLOMBO, Dec. 27.-(UP).-
The malaria epidemic sweeping
most of the island, caused anx-
iety in Colombo and Southern
Ceylon. The malady is waning
in Areau originally affected but
is spreading to the southern sec
tiOn
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men pawned to him last night.
Three bullets that pierced Milam's
head were believed to have been
fired from the pistol.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20
Itilit.t e .S MoRI sOS fs SWORN INTO oFFICE JUDGE
 OF SECOND DIVISION


 Judge J. 1T. g. Morrison. rha af. lived yesterday aboard the s. s Victoria. froui Cumberland Gap. Tenn. took the oath of office for U. s: Judge for. the Second DlvI. sion Of Inc Territory Of Alaska Iat 9 am, this morning. n tha District Court house. ia epss court.
 Clerk ot the Court Thoz n. Jensen. administered the aath. Judge Morrison since coming askefs ahs become acquainted with many of the focal Nomeltes. He especial ly vas looking forward te .hIs af. rival at Nome with great dsal of pleasure.
 It was decided in Court thIs morning to hold the Kotrehns term Of Court at Kotzebue. Aus 2srds Thursday. Judge Morrison.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20
FLYING suRaEoS FOR BUREAU INDIAN ATFAIRs ARRIVES AT NOME

Dr. Vance B. Murray. suegec in the U. s. Pubic Health Ser vice. and Medicais NDirector for the Bureau of Indidn Affairs. land ed on the Nome Airport late Sat- urday afternoon latter flight from Fairbanks. stopping enroute at Ruby. G T
 He Is flying | Fai+child q. . two-plaee cabin moholane. bel mg- irg to himself. Sur. Murray h., t1ker the position of pr. Fellows kaovn locally to Tnany Nonelt, i.
 pr. Murray plank on flying m the coast stoppitg at DeerinE. candle. kotzebue. Pt. Hope. Pt. Lay. Wainwright ahd then to Pt Barrow. He Is making a flight ot inspection of this7 district of AL aska.
 Following his kturn from Pt Barrow, heA plansAIto center at Fairbanks and Eaxry .on his ,n-
  bspeetion nights aHd answer call for his services frBh that place by plane. T
 Years ago it kaa the custom for medlcal men>1o avn dog teams but now-a-days n appears that the airplane has taken that place
 The Doctor had only been in the nying game fdr little more than a year and half. He flew his own plane alH the way from spokane, via Reltish Columbia and Yukon Territ9ry in to Alas ka' reporting tsat he had no trouble along the route at .au, point.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20
HAVE sot1tsios = mr zntlss rtutHt8a

.nf Tas ass.-ss'a Es.'.
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The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20

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The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20

Yesterday Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT made a fiiEht to Nugget Guleh carrying with him Il. c. hammers and c. E Riegel as pass engers. Pilot Mirow returned (, Nome the same afternoon
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20

Ben Easley of tAe RoustA ways flew in to Nohe from .Kot- zenue yesterday evening at 6:15 bringing 0. o. Tanher and Mrs. Clara Rotman and family as pass engers. Pilot Easley made flight to Deering and Camille this afte noon wit ha load ot mail and ex- press.
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20
LOCAL NEWS

NAT Pilot Hans Irow flew io couneH this morning|s with Frank Richardson and Paul Ivanoff as passengers. and al, load of mall, and freight
The Nome nugget., 1934-08-20

A consignment of Approximate, i've tons of mail qffjved on. the steamer Victoria accdFding to wort from the post offcethere. Of tn.s amount there were rcur poucher of first class mall.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
DEMPSEY ESTIMA QUE
ICARNERA NO PEGA FUER-
! TIE

Dallas, Texas, mario s.
Coincidiendo con una opinion
que recientemente emitiera
Gene Tunney, ell excampe6n del
peso complete, Jack Dempsey
manifesto en- esta ~poblaci6n que
la pelea del jueves, en- Miami
tprueba que Camera no pega
fuerte, a pesar de su corpulen-
Icia.
"Carnera puede ser habil pa
ra combatir un POGO, pero no
puede pegar vigorosamente. Ell
verdadero campe6n 10 es Max
Baer, por la simple razon de
que puede batir a todos sus an
tagonistas. La Madison Square
Garden quiere arruinar ell pu-
gilismo y tiene preferential So
bre los servicios de Camera. Pc
ra dar a Baer una oportunidad
con ell gigantic, pide al primero
que comprometa su porvenir,
sometiendolo a la egida del Gar
"Baer no quiere firmar esta
clase de contrato."
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
LEVINSKY CONTRA E
NEUSEL

New York. MARIO 5.-El viel
mes por la noche la corporation
Madison Square Garden pre-
sentara a King Levinsky, ell ru.
do pdgil de Chicago, contra e.
germano Walter Neusel.
En- su Ultima pelea Levins-
ky hizo una pobre demonstration
contra Charlie Massera, gladia.
dor de Pittsburgh, Y su venide.
no rival es ell p1gil mas fuerte y
agil que ha venido de Alemania
Neusel ha ganado todas las
peleas que en- los Estados Uni
dos ha sostenido, con la excep-
ci6n de una en- que hizo tablas
con Matte Brown, de Washing
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

10 sentiremos; pero cree,
Estrella, que por ahora esa bo-
da es impossible que Sc realize.
-iY el que tanto empeho
muestra en- clio!
-TodoS los enamorados son
tmpacientes; pero no siempre
puede complacerceles.
Sali6 Estrella y en- ell canine
tropez6 con un criado que Ileva-
ba una carta en- una bandeja.
i Para quien es?-le pre-
gunt6 Estrella.
Para su papa, senorita.-
contest6 el ayuda de camara,-
Es del interior.
IA ver!-dijo Estrella. to-
mando la carta y examinando 81
sobre.
i No es de el!-murmur6.
y, dejando marchar al
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

Sin embargo tn me has d.
cho que tie casaste asi con papa.
-Llevabamos mas tempo de
relaciones.
-Pero de aqui a seis meses
en- que el ha fijado ell plazo...
Els muy corto, Estrella. A
demas, tn padre ACADIA de ha-
Ger grandes desembolso para la
compra de este palacio y ha te-
nido perdidas de consideration
en- la Bolsa. Tu boda no es la de
una muchacha modesto que
pronto esta arreglada. Hay que
entregarte ell dote que tn padre
Quiere aporteS a tn matrimo-
Mo cuando te cases.. En- fin.
10 que es por ahora no podra
ser.
-Esto va a disgustar a Ju-
lilo, mama mia.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

-iAh! ilCuanto me ALGERIA
ria! 81 viniera, estaria va con
nosotros hasta que me casase.
-iCasarte! lComo es ESQ!
ST, mamaita mia. Esta ma
mana liable con Julio por la YER
ia del jardin y me dijo que hoy
vendria a veros y a pedirme.
ia pedirte!... iDios MIC!
Pero 81 apenas hace ounce
dias que os conoceis y nj siquie-
ra sois oficialmen novios!
Julio esperaba hablar a pa
pa en- ell banquete del senior Ser
vent, Y en- efecto...
-iQue!
La senora del senior Ser
vent interpuso su ruego, y papa
accedi6 a considerable como mi
prometido.
NADIA de ESQ ha dichO tn
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
HERMAN FIRMO CON LOS
CUBS

Isla Catalina, CAL, mario 5.
Los Cubs llegaron para las
practicas de primavera, trayen-
do con ellos al notable bateador
Babe" Herman, que firm6 su
.contrato antes de que ell team"
saliera de Los Angeles.
Sin mucha discussion Herman
lego a un acuerdo con ell presi-
dente Walker.
Aun no han firmado sus
contracts ell veterano pitcher
Charlie Root y Billy Herman,
la segunda base.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

cOSa nube que sc cierne sobre
nuestras cabezaS, nos seria i'm
possible acceder a las pretensio-
mes del j6ven conde
"Informada como estas de 10
que ocurre, espero que pongan
de tn parte TODD 10 possible para
la salvation de nuestra familia
y de algo mas que til ignoras y
no puedo decirte por escritO.
"Sal, madre mia, de tn re-
traimiento, y ven a VERNE, y "a
case entire las dos pOdamos con-
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padre.

padre.
No Sc habra acordado, 81
no habeis hablado de Julio.
-Pero ESQ, Estrella, es pre-
cipitar mucho las cosas. Ollie
que aun no de csc paso...
Mama. va no es possible
detenerle, porque vendra a la
bora en- que sabe ha de volver
papa, para formular su petit
ci6n.
Verbs como tn padre lie
manifesto la necesidad de apla
Ear csc enlace.
y 1por que, 81 nos anna
mos?
-Hija mia, porque es nece-
sario que os trateis mas. que
os conozcais mejor. Esas bodas
hechas tan de prisa no suelen
salir bien...
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

Camera, que recientemente
diera su tftulo contra Tommy
L~oughran, de Philadelphia, ha-
ra ell viaje en- compania de John
ny Risko, ell panadero de Cleve-
land, y uno de sus managers.
Walter Friedman.
Frank Bachman, director de
Maxey Rosenbloom, ira a Ma
con por autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

De tres libros, un pequeho die
cionario de ingles, una geogra-
fla de Cuba Y una obra de
Brown Scott. La persona Que
los haya encontrsdo 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., 1934-03-05
UN MEJICANO CONTRA UN
FILIPINO

Los Angeles, Mario Bel fl
lipino Ceferino Garcia, de Ma
Mia, combatira manana, a diez
asaltos, con ell mejicano Eddie
Cerda, de Ciudad de MEXICO.
Los dos hombres pertenecen
a la categoria del peso welter.
=; Otro filipino, ViVencio Ali,
cante, esta contratado para Ia
coma ,estado de Washington,
con Freddie Steele de antago-
nista.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
BROILLARD PELEARA EN-
NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Conn, Mario 5.
FL franco-canadense Lou Broui
Hard, que aspira a la corona de
las ITS libras, Sc batira esta no.
che con Al Gamer, un p1gil To-
cal.
Sera I'm combate a diez asal-
tos.
En- Cleveland, Ohio, ell ex-
campe6n de las IT'S libras, Geo.
Nichols, de Buffalo, peleara
con Harry English, de Toledo.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
NOTICIAS DE BASE BALI

Dos teams formados por ell
club Cincinnati jugaron aver en-
Plant Field, venciendo ell diri-
)gido por ell manager O'Farrell
al que dirigiera Burt Shatton.
I'm pitcher zurdo adquirido
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
Ell TEMPO

Aguaceros para hoy. Claro
para manana. Vientos modera-
dos.
Maxima temperature aver,
II grades; minima CT.
Marea alta a las 4:50 a m.
Y 4:22 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
TONY CANCELA EMBAR-
CARA HOY PARA CUBA

Con rumbo a la Habana, DON
de peleara ell dia II de Mario
con Carlos Herrera, embarcara
hoy Tony Cancela, ell notable
boxeador del peso pesado.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

Cancela tom6 parte en- mo
de los preliminares del progra-
grama Carnera-Loughran, en-
Miami, "acostando" en- ell Guar
to asalto a Red Tom.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

Sc VENDEN negocios oportu.
nos de todas classes en- Miami.
Restaurants, barberfas, zapa-
terfas, bodegas, barras, etc. Pa
ra informes escriba a III. d.
Gates, 301 Congress Bldg, Mia.
mi, Florida.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
BARNEY ROSS PELEARA
EN- SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Mario s.
Ell campe6n de las 1876 libras,
Barney Ross, qeu tambien os-
tenta la corona sintetica del pc
queno peso weller, defendera
hoy este lltimo titulo, a diez
asaltos, contra frankie Kick,
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
B0XEO
CARNERA EN- GAMING DE
MACON

Miami, MARIO 5.-Hoy sal
dra de aqui en- aeroplano, cor
rumbo a Macon, donde tomara
parte en- una exhibition de bo-
xeo honrando la memoria de
Stribling, el campe6n mundial
del peso pesado, Primo Carne-
"a. t.,.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

Candidates que recomenda
mos a la colonia latina, en- las
elecciones de manana: Sra.
Horacio c. Gordon, Roy Gotta
relic, Peyton T. Jordan.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

Sc NECES1TAN tres perso-
mas que deseen ir a Miami o a
Key West en- I'm buen y como
do autom6vil. Informan en- ell
1922 de la Ia avenida, Telefono
Y 1891, Sr. Crandall.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

CerrandO estaba esta carta,
cuando entr6 Estrella alegre co
mo un pajarillo.
IA quien escribes, querida
mama?-dijo a Flora.
-Escribo a tn abuelita.
i All! Y icuando vamos a
verla? Yo no la conozco toda-
via, y til, no Sc los amos que ha-
ce, me prometiste que me lleva-
rias para darle un abrazo.
Els possible que ella venga
ahora a Madrid, hija mia.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05

un j6ven local.
Donald Barry, de Washing
ton, peleara en- Holyoke, Mass,
con Lee Ramage, I'm ciudadanc
de San Diego.
La gaceta., 1934-03-05
II

Una bora despuds, regresa.
0a Gustayo de Murel a su casa.
|oIyia paIido y con semblan-
te aIterado,
: Que t.enes?-le pregunt6
Flora al notar su emoci6n.
lie lido a yer a csc Periods
-cNo habra sido un paso
imprudente?
No. lie he hecho habIar v
me ma dicho que ha conferencia
con Silvio Garces.
-iY que!
dice que lie ha hallado de-