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Evening star., 1935-05-12
ARMENIAN CLUB
TO Be HOSTESS
Y. w. C. A. At-Home Hour
to Be Held at q O'Clock
This Afternoon.

The Y. w. c. A. at-home> hour to-
day is at pm, preceding the music
hour at S, when members Of the
Armenian Club of the Industrial De-
partment will be hostess.
The Cleveland Park Chapter meets
tomorrow at at the home of Miss
Bertha Schott, 1920 Thirty-sixth
street.
Committees for the week include:
Monday, 10, Finance; II, Executive,
and 2:3O, Food Service; Tuesday, lis,
Marathon Discussion Group; 1880,
Public Affairs Committee; Wednesday,
1920, General Education.
The board of directors will meet at
10 Thursday, following which they
and committee members will drive to
Kamp Kahlert for luncheon and in
spection of Kamp Kahlert.
The Thursday Club will have pic
mic supper at Vacation Lodge, Cherry
dale, Va, May 16, at 6, at the home
of Mrs. John zier.
The Xenos Club will entertain the
graduating Girl Reserves Wednesday
at 7:30.
The program of the Blue Triangle
Club Thursday at 8:15 will be devoted
to a talk on STARS of the Summer
Skies" by Irving Nicholson Of the
Naval Observatory.
The Business and Professional
Women's Department is sponsoring a
week end at Kamp Kahlert May 18
and 10. All business women are in
vited.
tain their mothers at tea party TO-
morrow at pm. at the E Street
Community House.
Eastern High School Girl Reserve
Club will hold an election Wednes-
day at 7:30 pm. The Bon Secour
Club of Central High School will hold
its election Friday at 3:45.
Helen Sherwood was recently elect
ed president of Mckinley Girl Re-
serve Club Betty Craig of Roosevelt
has been elected president of Roose-
velt Girl Reserve Club. Roosevelt Girl
Reserves will take a group of small
children to the Zoo on Saturday
morning.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will have a business meeting May 16
at 7 pm. at the residence.
Music and the Camp Program"
will be the subject of talk Tuesday
by Miss Mary M. Burnett, music
secretary of the Y. W. c A. for the
Camp CounSellors' Institute spon-
sored by the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w.
C. A. and the Twelfth Street Y. M.
G.. A.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
YIN. CA PROGRAM
TO HONOR MOTHER
Mrs. Albert W. Atwood to
Speak at Annual Break
fast Today.

The annual Mothers day breakfast
for the men living in the dormitory
of the Central Y. M c. A. will be
held today at am. Mrs. Albert W.
Atwood, president of the Y. w. c. A.,
will speak and the girls from the
Elizabeth Somers Home will be guests
DR.. Charles B. Campbell will give
the Y. M. C. A. Mothers day talk
over Radio Station WMAL at GAS am
The closing sessions of the Inter-
state Y M. c. A. Convention will be
held at Hagerstown, Md, today, with
the chairman, Alfred H. Lawson of
this city, presiding. George Lewis,
H. A Thrift, George E. Harris, c. E
Beckett, j. A. Patterson, jr.; Charles
E. Krey F. M. Nettleship, James F.
Kinsella, William Shields and L. w
De Cast are among the delegates
who will represent the District of Co.
lumbia. Page NICK. Etchison, Y. M
c. A. religious work director, will
speak at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Middletown, Md, at 7:30 pm
The Committee on the School of
Religious Education will meet at 12:45
pm. tomorrow and the Young Peo-
Piles Conference Committee at
o'clock The semi-monthly meeting
of the Married Couples Club will be
held in the Y. M. c. A. assembly hall
at $50 pm.
There will be a joint staff confer
ence of the Y. w. c. A. and Y. M. G. A.
at $3.50 am. Tuesday, at Vacation
Lodge, Cherrydale, Va. The general
theme will be, Cooperation in the
Program Activities of the Two Asso-
Citations" The Glee Club will meet
in room 218. Central Y. M. G. A. at
pm. and the Dramatic Club in the
assembly hall at 8:15 pm.
The weekly conference of the Y. M
c. A. staff will be held Thursday at
9 am. There will be a meeting OF
the Y's Mems Club at 1915 pm. at
Olmsted's Grill. j. M. Clinton, in
ternational Y. M. C. A. secretary. will
speak in the "Y" assembly hall at
8 pm. on 1.-The Land of the Soviets. N
He will use moving pictures to illus
trate his lecture. This meeting will
be open to the public. The self
expression group and forum will hold
meetings at S:15. 4
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SELECTION BOARD
TO MEET MAY 70
Admiral Richardson Heads
Body to Pass on $50
Promotions.

Rear Admiral James o. Richard
son will head the Selection Board to
meet at the Navy Department on
May 20 to recommend 225 lieutenants
and 425 Junior lieutenants for ad-
vancement to the next higher grades,
respectively. The other board men,
bers are: Capts. Martin K Metcalf,
Max M. Frucht, Herbert F. Leary,
Louis P. Davis, John M. Smeallie,
Aubrey w. Fitch. Randall Jacobs and
Claudius r. Hyatt, with Lieut.. Comdr
John j. Patterson, Sd, as recorder.
Rear Admiral Frederick j. Horne,
who this Spring went from duty at
the Navy Department as president
of the Naval Examining Board to
command cruiser division of the
Scouting Force, probably will be trans
ferred to command of aircraft of
the base force, as the relief of Rear
Admiral Alfred w. johnson, who will
go to duty as member of the Gen
eral Board. 1t is understood that
Rear Admiral James O. Richardson,
now Navy Department budget officer,
may be assigned to command cruiser
division 6. His successor has not
been determined, but it is understood
the selection will be made from among
Rear Admiral John D. Wainwright,
who this week was ordered detached
from command of Yangtze patrol
and directed to proceed to Washing
ton for duty in the operations office
of the Navy Department.; Capt. Hus-
band e. Kimmel, chief of staff of
battleships, Battle Force. and Capt.
Andrew C. Pickens, chief of staff of
the Scouting Force.
Army.
Now that Col. Charles r. Reynolds,
Medical Corps, has been appointed to
be surgeon general of the Army with
the rank of major general, succeed
ing in that capacity Maj. Gen. Robert
U. Patterson, who will conclude his
term of Office on May 81, 1895, there
remain but three chiefs of Army
branches and one assistant chief who
will complete their four-year tours of
duty this year. not until November
lcAU, WILL UlACAO NC fdCdklCy
among the War Department bureau
chiefs, Maj. Gen. John F. Preston,
inspector general of the Army, COM
pleting his term of Office on that
date. The two remaining bureau
chiefs to complete their tours of duty
this year include Maj. Gen. George E.
Leach, chief of the National Guard
Bureau, on November 80, and Maj.
Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois, chief of
the Air Corps. on December 81. The
single assistant bureau chief to COM
plete his service this year is Brig.
Gen. Matthew A. De Laney, assistant
to the surgeon general of the Army,
who will complete his tour of duty on
December 81. The President is known
to be opposed to the reappointment
of bureau chiefs and he has followed
that policy since the beginning Of his
administration In every bureau chief
ofhce that bps become vacant.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
JOBS DAUGHTERS

Bethel No. 2 held initiation and
grand visitation. Anna Mary Daven-
port was initiated. AS gifts to the
grand guardian Mrs. Cola Maholm
and associate grand guardian, Harry
Schmidt, the girls presented flowers.
Entertainment was furnished by S. B.
Maynard, Anne and Ethel, Albert
Nelson. Miss Dorothy Seamens and
Mrs. Stevens.
The Dramatic Club will give play
next Thursday, ladies night, at Pet
worth Lodge.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day. at the Brightwood Temple.
A meeting of the Mothers Club will
be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Laura Wallace, Alto Georgia avenue,
at ! pm.
A group rehearsal of the Spring
play, to be given by the Dramatic
Club Of Bethel No. /, was held
Wednesday, May 8, at the home OF
Harriet Schmidt.
The drill team will meet for drill
practice at the Masonic Temple May
Is. The choir met at the home Of
the honored queen, Dorothy Brauner,
last Friday. Plans we're discussed
for its annual Summer outing.
The next meeting of the Hiking
Club will be held Tuesday at the
home of Dorothy Kluge, 1915 c street
southeast. Loretta Anderson will be
co-hostess. Plans will be made for
spending a week at North Beach.
At the next meeting the following
will be initiated: June Elizabeth
Wilkinson, Ila Marie Duerr and
Ruth Carolyn Campbell. The grand
guardian of the District Of Columbia.
Mrs. Cola Maholm, and the associate
grand guardian, H. j. Schmidt. will
pay their official visit to this Bethel
on May IS.
A general rehearsal will be held
Friday for the Spring play, which
is to be presented the early part OF
June. .ns
Evening star., 1935-05-12
CAMPAIGN
PLANS ARE SHAPED
Clarence Phelps Dodge Re.
elected PreSident-Dr.
Mcclellan Chairman.

With the reelection of Clarence
Phelps Dodge as president of the
Community Chest, appointment of
DR.. William Mcclellan as campaign
chairman and appointment of Cole
man Jennings as chairman of the
special gifts unit, plans for the No.
vember campaign soon will begin to
take definite shape Dr. Mcclellan
is making a study of the entire Chest
set-up with a view to naming chair
men of the various units. while Clar-
ence E. Carter, the campaign chair
man, is getting plans together for the
actual work of those units.
Members Of the staff are contin-
uing to familiarize themselves with
| the workings of the various agencies
by visiting one agency each Friday
evening. The group last Friday spent
an interesting hour at st. AIMS In
FAINT Asylum.
Council of Social Agencies.
DR.. Bernard Glueck, psychiatrist
and medical director of Stony Lodge
Ossining on-the- Hudson, who will be
In Washington to attend the meeting
of the American Psychiatric ASsocia-
ton, will be the chief speaker at the
| May meeting of the council tomorrow
at 1890 O'Clock at the Y w. C. A.
Georgetown ChiIdren's House.
The last Of series of cooking les
sons for the mothers of the children
at the house was given last week in
the form Of party. A number Of
dainties were prepared and the moth
ers were given an opportunity to enjoy
the fruits of their labor.
Miss Winona Rorby. director Of the
house, is preparing an outdoor pro-
| gram for June IL.
Friendship House.
The Mems Club is sponsoring a
square dance at the settlement Tues
day evening and will also give spe-
cial entertainment in connection with
the dance.
The Girls Clubs are sponsoring the
program for Mothers Gay These
clubs include the Girl Scouts, the
Girl Reserves, the dancing and the
art classes. Miss Mary Apple, we'll
known Washington contraltO. will
give several appropriate numbers
Three glee clubs will sing Following
the musical program the Girl Re-
serves and the Girl Scouts will act
as hostesses at a tea for the mothers
with the Young Mothers Club and
the Mothers Club as guests of honor
All club members have been asked to
invite theil parents for this special
program.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
The Membership and Emergency
Committees are sponsoring an annual
popularity contest for May 81. Friends
are invited to meet the contestants.
A towel shower will be held May "a
This is an article that is always
needed at the "Y" and large stack
Of towels is expected.
The thirtieth anniversary Of tht
Phyllis Wheatley Y w C. A. wa
celebrated Friday evening at th'
headquarters, 90l Rhode Island ave
nue..
Southwest Community House.
| Inc Glrl RESERVES were uoStcoSc'
to their friends at Spring reception
given at the house last week.
On Friday evening Mrs Helen Hal
loway took the Girl Reserves to th'
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A., wher'
they participated in The cherry bios
som festival.
Christ Child Society.
The Merrick Boys Club held "vic'
tory dinner at the settlement las
Monday night. The dinner was pre-
pared by the Mothers Club.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Lecture Recital.

HENRY GREGOR, pianist-composer,
- will give a lecture recital at the
Arts Club this evening at o'clock, the
subject of the lecture being Music
and These Changing Times" Com
positions by classic and modern COM
posers will be used to illustrate the
reasons for the change in style. Mod
ernism and the future of music will
be given particular cqnsideration.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Woman's Benefit Association.

Liberty Union Review, Mrs. Helen
Luckett, president, will meet in the
club rooms tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Eta M. King, state field di-
rector, of Norfolk, Va, will be here
to conduct a meeting of the Union
Review and to plan with the local
members for the trip to the Cleye-
land Supreme Convention. July Is. ;
Evening star., 1935-05-12
MASONIC GROUP
ELECTS OFFICERS
Masters Association oi
1881 Has Col. Cook as
Guest at Banquet.
Meetings This Week.
Blue Lodges.

Blue Lodges.
Monday-Dawson, M. M; Stans-
bury, social; Joppa, F. c.; Albert
Pike, F C.
Tuesday-Federal, Acacia, So
cial; Takoma, Gompers.
Wednesday-Washington Cen
tennial, F. c.; Osirus, East Gate,
E. A.
Thursday-Naval, De Molay
night; Hiram, F. c.; La Fayette,
F. c.; Singleton, E. A; Petworth,
social; Semper ParatuS, E. A.
Friday-Columbia, E. A; Leb-
anon, M. M; Milans, F. c.; JUS
tice. E. A.
Saturday-School instruction.
Royal Arch.
Monday-Mount Vernon, So
cial; Anacostia.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb, Poto-
mac. Woodbridge.
Observation-Disclosures, P. and
M. E.; Brightwood.
Friday-School instruction.
Communicates.
Tuesday-De Molay.
Wednesday-Potomac.
Friday-Columbia, temple.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
VETERANS MARK
37TH ANNIVERSARY
Representative GreenWay
Honor Guest at Spanish
War Date Service.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Camps.

Tuesday-Col. James S. Petit,
921 Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
Wednesday-Gen. NJ. Emmett
Urell, Pythian Temple.
Thursday-Richard J. Harden,
Pythian Temple.
Auxiliaries.
Monday-Col. James S. Petit,
Naval Lodge Hall.
Wednesday-Gen. M. Emmett
Urell, Pythian Temple.
Friday-Gen. Henry w. Law
ton, $50 H street.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Continued From Fifth Page.)

Mrs. Ernest Guide, past president
Bladensburg and Mount Olivet roads
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Mothers day exercises will be held
today in the church of the depart
ment chaplain at Suitland. Nd. at
pm. This department will assemble
at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
at 7:30.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

The Housekeepers' Alliance will meet
Wednesday at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle, 5000
Connecticut avenue. Chevy Chase, Md
Election of officers will be held. fol-
lowed by a program and a garden
party.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

The disabled veterans will be guests
May % of the Wilson Line on a trip
down the Potomac as far as Mount
Vernon. The auxiliaries have been
requested to furnish cakes and act as
hoSteSSes. Be at the wharf at
1870 pm,
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Dawson Lodge will have the Master
Mason degree tomorrow night. The
official line will be headed by Senior
Warden Luther R. Ray The charge
to the candidates will be delivered by
Past Master Ben F. LarcCmbe All
Master Masons are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-11
ERICSSON

Err ICC S ON
M E M o R l A L.
Associated w i t h
the Nations Civil
War history as
inventor of the
M o i or, John
Ericsson is appro-
priately commem-
Grated in this inn
pressive statuary
near the Lincoln
Memorial.
q JohanSSon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-11

i9 ht: AR
L l N G T 0 N
HOUSE, historic
old home of Gen.
Robert E. Lee.
within the ma
tional cemetery.
T h e t ON b Of
L'Enfant, whose
dream of a great
American Capital
is now being real
lied, is on the
nearby lawn.
He dczak.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
EPORTE
Ell CLUB DE HARVARD
CAMPEoN DE AJEDRE%

New York, Die. 23.-Des-
pues de entregar su lugar en- ell
sol, p9r ell breve e:paciO de una
temporada, ell club de Harvard
reconquist6 ell campeonato de
ajedrez en- la clase A. Princeton
gano ell campeonato ell ano pa
sado.
Beekman Pool, ell excampe6n
n~acional Y metropolitan, jul
gando per Harvard venci6 ia
cilmente a Darwin P. Kingsley,
en- cuatro partidas.
La anOtaci6n final fre como
sigue: Harvard, 7 ganados y Q
perdidas; Universidad, 6 CANA
das y l perdida; Princeton, 4
ganadas y 3 perdidas; Mont
clair A. c., A ganadas y 3 per-
didas; Squash Club, 3 ganadas
y a perdidas; Yale, 2 Canada
y 5 perdidas; Downton A. c.,
2 ganadas y 5 perdidas, y o.
Mon League, 0 ganadas y 7 per
didas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

V York, Die. 23.-Hablan
dHayer en- Red Bank, New Jer
sey, con ell popular escritor de-
portivo Jack Cuddy, Mike ia :
cobS, el empresario de los gran
dessexitos, dijo que algunos ira
tan de concentrar sus eSfuerzoS
en- la b1s9ueda de una "espe :
ranza blanca" para la division
lei peso complete; pero que Sc
:mpone buscar esperanzas para
otras categorias, porque actual
nente los pUgiles americanos 80
> ostenta9 tres legitimas coro-
1as o titUlos mundiales.
Acabo de retornar de la Ha-
bana, dijo Jacobs, y debo confir
mar la noticia de que la pelea
Luis-Gastanaga Sc ha suspen-
dido para ell 2 de febrero. Els pro
bable que muy pronto tenga que
dar otra noticia sobre csc bout.
"Estimo que es algo gracioso
ell grito csc de buscar una espe-
rama blanca para derrotar a
Jose Luis. ST no actuamos prom
tamente dentro de TN ano des-
cubriremos Ique solo poSeemos
una corona, la del peso compile
10. James j. Braddock y Jose
Luis son americanos y represen
tan ell pugilismo americana. AL
presente solo tenemos tres titu
los que no reclaman los gladia-
dores de otros paises: el de ITS
libras, que posee ell negro John
Henry Lewis, de Arizona; ell
del peso weller, en- poder de Bar
ney Ross, ell excampe6n del pc
so ligero, y el de las 1876 libras,
en- manos de Tony Canzoneri.
Cuando hablo de americanos,
significo muchachos que viven
en- los Estados Unidos.
Esos tres titulos correran
muy serio peligro en- ell entran-
e ano. Jack McAvoy es una al
sentica amenaZa para John
Henry Lewis y McAvoy es in
giles. Paul Damski Sc propone
,mportar de Alemania a Gusta-
vo Elder para que Sc bata con
Barney Ross. Elder es un exec
lente gladiator y ha defendido
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
A pesar de que llevaba va

A pesar de que llevaba va
dos dias de conner bien, la mi
seria marcabase aun en- su ros-
tro con indelebles huellas, re-
veladoras de horribles sufri-
mientos; y al par que la mi
I~seria, reflejabase en- su rostro
la desaracia,L ese abatimiento
que produce infortunio.
Aunque habia proeurado a
decentarse un POGO, ell estado
de su traje era deplorable:
RADIO, sucio, harapiento. I'm
gaban, no muy nuevo, que con
unas botas, era 10 unico Que Sc
habla atrevido a eomprar, no
bastaba para encubrir Y dist
mular, a pesar de llevarle "a
brochado hasta ell cuello, nj ell
NAL estado de las demas prem
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

acogiese con bondadosa afa-
bilidad.
Ademas, comprendi6 desde
luego, que aquel hombre no
era 10 que parecfa, 10 que apa-
rentaba.
A traves de su miserable as
.pecto y a traves de aquel aba
tlmlento producido por ell mu-
.cho sufrir, por ell incesante lu-
chaF con la desgracia, descu-
brio un hombre distinguido, de
inteligenc,:a no vulgar, ilustra-
GO tai vez, apto, sin duda, para
desempenar ell cargo que lie
destinaba.
De clio Sc convenci6 mas
tarde, hablando con el.
TODD este aument6 su inte-
res y su simpatia, y, recordan-
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
PHELAN HA PROMETIDO
INVESTIGAR LA CANCE-
LAGOON DE LA PELEA

New York, Die. Pei bri-
gadier John J. Phelan, presider
tie de la comisi6n atletica del
estado de Ne wYork, declare
aqui que no existe un convenic
reciproco entire la comisi6n y
Y la comisi6n de boxeo de Gu
ba.
"No tenemos convenio algu-
no con Cuba, aunque en- ell pa.
sado hemos tratado de laborar
al unfsono. No creo e.toy obi
gado a sUspender a Mike ia
cobs y Jose Luis, como Sc Ia
hecho en- la Habana, pero inves
tigare ell caso".
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
Declaraciones de Mike Jacobs sobre
Ell pugiismo en- los Estados Unidos
Solo tSes americanos ostentan
titulos indi@utados
81 sa- AEr

q NJ y y "
nueve veces ia corona de cam
peon de Europa. '-Con respesto
al ~veterano Tony Canzoneri, tie
ne de formidable amenaza a un
joyen de Puerto Rico, Pedro
Montanez, que lleva tobte16&s
ocho victorias consecutivas e1
America, cinco de elias por no.
caut. .
Babe Risko dice ser ell cam
pe6n del peso medic; pero Mar
Gel Thil ha probable que es el
campe6n mundial, porque inclu
so ha vencido a Jack McAvoy.
Eric Seeli2, ell aleman, prob6
que es un serio contendiente va
puleando a Paul Pirrone, no
obstante tener una mano lasti-
mazda,
Freddie Miller, de Cincinna-
ii, es reconocido como Ell cam :
pe6n del peso de pluma, pero su
titulo Sc ha declarado vacante
-quedando Baby Arizmendi co
mo ell legitimo contendiente.
Sixto Escobar, de Puerto Rico,
es ell campe6n bantam" en- A
merica y en- Europa 10 es Sang
chill, un gladiator espanol. Ell
tftUlo del peso de mosca es dis
putado por Small Montana, de
las Filipinas, y Benny Lynch,
de Escocia.
"El saunto del os campeona-
toS no es prometedor para Anne
RIGA y 20 aconsejo a los mudla-
chos aclaren esta situaci6n an
ties de inquietarse por la espe-
rama blanca.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
Su humildad era interesan-

Su humIidad era lntereSan-
tie, conmovedora, simpatica,
Qued6se tfmidamente en- la
puerta, miranda con ans:edad
a Mario, al que saludo con una
profunda inclination de cabe-
"a, y cuando ell j6ven, con un
ademan carinoso, lie invite a
que entrara, avanz6 despacio,
con embarazosa ccrtedad, pro-
curando disimular su turba-
ci6n con una triste y afable
sonrisa, que adquirfa en- el la
expression de una dolorosa
mueca.
Invit6le Mario a sentarse, V
el balbuce6, con voz apenas
perceptible:
NO, senior, gracias... Estoy
bien de pie.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

ATTIOO ue udlH, CIT
-, a cargar fqHato, ell vap
americana Wesv Chatala.
eDurante ell dia de aver se7
cieron a la mar los vaporesW
Ilabama, Cuba, Jean, West Cha
ITALIA Y Commercial Pioneer, to-
dos de bandera americana. En-
ell Cuba embarcar?n mu;(.os re-
sidentes de Tampa que van a pa
sar las Pascuas en- La capital Gu
bana.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
III

La impression producida en-
Marc por aquel desdichado.
fue de simpatia.
Ell ejemplo de su bondado-
sa amiga y sus propios pesa-
res, habianle ensenado a ser
compasivo para con los dolo
res ajenos.
Una sola mirada, bast6le
para comprender que tenia de-
lante una victima del infortu-
mo, pero una victima resigna
ia; y este bast6 para que le
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
das de ropa nj la carencia de
brillante camisa.

Gustavo present6se timido,
eohibidO, vergonzoso, como
Quien teme encontrar mala a.
cogida o como qrien duda de
conseguir 10 que desea.
iEstaba ell infeliz tan "a
costumbrado a encontrar en-
todas parties ell desengano!
Mostraba cierta desconfian-
"a y cierto recelo que, en- lugar
de offender, conmovfa; eran ell
recelo Y Ia desconfIanza del
que esta acostumbrado a ha-
llaf en- TODD, motive de sufri-
miento.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
CARAS ES Ell NUEVO CAM.
PEON DE BILLAR

New York, Die. 23.-Derro
tando al veterano Erwin Ran :
dolph, de Cleveland, Jimmy Ca
ras, de Wilmington, Delaware
gan6 aver eApeonato de BIZ
liar. La anotacion, en- IS tira :
das, fu& de 1875 contra SO. Caras
solo tiene Is amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1872
A PENAS
QUE REDINEN
CAPITULO VIII
Ell humitde GuStduO Gomez
CAPITULO VIII
Ell humitde GuStarO Gomez

Aquella misma tarde, halla-
base Mario en- su despacho de
las Oficinas de la Sociedad, ms
taladas, como sabemos, en- el en-
tresuelo de la casa donde viva,
cuando ell ~conserje lie pas6 avi-
so de que un hombre (aSi dijo,
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
IN h0mbre, no un caballero)
preguntaba por el.

preguntaba por Ell.
-Asegura,- dijo,- que us
ted va tiene noticia de su visi-
ia, que esta recomendado a us
ted.
"-Sera ell protegido de An
drea?",-pens6 ell joven.
Y repuso en- voz alta:
Que pase, que pase en- Sc
'guida csc individuo.
POGO despues, GVstavo sc
present6 en- la puerta del despa-
cho.
Mario flo en- 81 su escudri-
MADEIRA mirada, Y VIC un desdi-
chado de triste porte, palido,
demacrado, de cabellera y bar
ba incultas, en- las que comenza
ban a blanquear algunas canas
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

7 Sc sent6, al fin al i~nvitarle
ell Joven de nuevo, porque lie
faltaban las fuerzas y Sc SEN
tia desfallecer.