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Is a Politician

Rosamond Pinchot, M.-G.-M.
player, campaigned for President
Roosevelt in the last election, and
for her uncle, Gov. Clifford
Pinchot of Pennsylvania before
that.
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"Within The Gates"


O'Caseys within the Gates" as
a stock production if Mr.. Stephen
Elkins Cochran can be convinced
there is an audience for it. The
play is a thoughtful and beauti-
full piece of writing, though it is
controversial. They barred it in
Boston. Write Mr.. Cochran if
you're for O'Casey. Sin clair
Lewis last novel, Work of Art"
has been bought by Fox Pictures
as vehicle for Lew Ayres. This
book about the hotel business
was largely written by Author
Lewis while quartered at Harry
Somerville's Willard Inn. Little
Shirley Temple did the business
of the week, with "The Little
Colonel going we'll beyond the
$4,000 mark, which is consid-
cred very, very good. Washing
tons Variety Club is expanding.
It now takes in desirable mem
bers outside of the amusement
industry and it has okayed
branch of the club for Baltimore.
The Baltimore organizers are
Billy SaXton, Lou Rome and
Sam Bac. .LoeW's, Inc, likes the
New York columnists as crowd
pullers. It has booked Mark Hell
linger for its stages and Ed Sulli-
van also. Salaries announced at
$4,000 a week. Next week the
Belasco will offer Jessie Matthews
in evergreen" In England
Jessie Matthews is positively
tops" as a musical comedy en-
tertainer. Hollywood is angling
for her, offered $4,000 for one
Matthews picture. Jessie came
right back with Make it $780,
900 and it's a deal, old top"
They are still gasping. What
they can't understand over in
England is why America goes
overheard for Beatrice Lille
when they might have Jessie
Matthews with the proper in
ducementS.
The Washington times., 1935-03-21
Invented Stick

Norma Shearer's great-grand-
father invented the hockey stick
and was an enthusiast Of the
game, a sportsman and expert
PLAYER himself.
The Washington times., 1935-03-21
a LAWYER

Charles Butterworth, who took
a job as cub reporter after he
had been admitted to the bar,
and has never practiced law since,
still keeps up in the subject and
could go to court at any time.
The Washington times., 1935-03-21

served notice on the radio StatlOnS That mlmlcS
must ignore her or else. ZaSu is protecting
her unique style which brings her $4,000 a
week and all the work she can handle. She is
Hollywood's prize free lancer. In "Ruggles
of Red Gap" due at the Earle tomorrow, you
will notice that she is varying her tricks a
little Getting away from the stereotyped
mannerisms in a role that permits some closer
to straight acting.
The Washington times., 1935-03-21
SOME AMUSEMENT GLEANINGS = :
zasu Pitts Orders Her Radio
Impersonators to Stop;
News and Views
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Thursday roundup of loose items Miss ZaSu Pitts grown
little tired those who utter their hands, open wide their
eyes say Oh dear Oh my! for Pitts imitation has
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lures are those which combine
this writing talent.
Odds and Ends

Those who think there is moth
ing new in show business might
read about the plan Of the Will
liam Morris office. It is to take
out "The Trial Of Mary Dugan"
and play it in county court houses
on the one-night stands. Kath-
arine Cornell, passing up Wash
ington as a try-out city, makes
amends by inviting the local
critics to come over to Baltimore
April 4 and catch the premiere of
her new play. I accept. .Colum-
bia Picture figures it will make
from 100000 to $25O,0O0 on
repeat dates for "It Hapepned One
Night" Having received so many
Academy gold medals the picture
was busted off and is making the
rounds again. 1t plays a repeat
at the Metropolitan here a week
from Friday. ). Three Men on a
Horse" is going so good in New
York that Warner Brothers are
planning a cooling system for Bill
Brady'S Playhouse to assure the
comfort of July and August
The Washington times., 1935-03-21

~ Some Hollywood reports say that the team
of Laurel and Hardy is permanently parted.
While others report this is another way of get
salary raise from Hal Roach the sober-taced Mr. Laurels
The Washington times., 1935-03-21

Laurel and Hardy Team Is
Reported Permanently Split
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-20
ZION BAPTIST

Zion will celebrate Christmas
season with a sacred cantata, "The
Infant King" by the choir under
Mrs. Edna Randall, Sunday, Dec.
522nd, at 8 P. M. The Sunday
school will have it's Christmas tree
and present the pageant "The Com
ing Of Our King" Christmas Eve,
Dec. oath, at 8 P. M.
On Thursday of the past week a
successful dinner was served at the
church. On last Sunday a char
tered car of Zion folks attended
the meeting of the Inter-denomina-
tional minister monthly meeting at
Camphor Church, St. Paul. The
Zion choir sang. Rev. H. W. Bolts
preached. 1t was largely attended.
Twelve ministers and congrega-
tional representation. It was a
wonderful service.
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CHURCH NEWS
BETHESDA

Bethesda extends the seasons
greetings to her members and
many friends and cordially invites
their presence at the exercises of
the week. The B. Y. P. U. will
have it's strangers Night" and
Christmas tree Sunday night, De-
ce1nber goth, 6 P. M. The Sunday
school will present a program and
have its tree Christmas Eve, Tues
day, Dec. oath. The young people
of the 8 P. M. primary department
will give the program. Church
services will be held Christmas day,
e A. M. .Rev.sW. E. Wellington
bringing the message. The con-
Sclusion of the Advent series "The
Messiah Cometh." A turkey din
ner will be served at the church by
the auxiliaries, price 40c, on Watch
meeting night, Tuesday, Dec. 31st.
Special candle light service, Cos
pei chorus, robed, representing
angels, Sunday night, Dec. 22nd,
8 P. M.
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ST. PETER CLAVER
THE LITURGY OF CHRISTMAS

The Liturgy of Christmas is very
dear to the hearts of all Sodalities.
For it was on Christmas Day that
into the world of pagan darkness
Jesus was born in poverty and
lowliness. But the angels and shep-
herds and Magi were not deceived
by the silent humility of the God
Man. The Church rejoices at
Christmas time. The exceptional
privileges of celebrating three
Masses is given to each priest.
The music is joyous. The vest
ments are white. With the rebirth
each year of the Infant-Savior,
Christians realize anew the love
and devotion of a Christian family.
Whether joy abounds in giving to
the poor, who are adjoining Christ
in the Blessed Sacrament, or in
chanting the beautiful carols pro-
claiming "peace on earth," let US
be mindful Of the significance of
the joyous occasion when God the
Father comforted the lonely heart
of man by giving him the incom-
parable exaltation of owning" a
little brother. And to Him let us
say, with love in our hearts,
THANK You"
Sodality of Our Lady.
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"BORDER BRIEFS"

Beautiful, indeed, was the man
ner in which the officers of our
Auxiiaries put over our Annual
Fall Bazaar. Not only was it a
great financial success, but engen-
dered a fine spirit of loyalty and Co
operation that spells future sue
cess. Out of it grew our Thrifty
Shop" conducted every Thursday,
and Offering valuable goods at
bazaar prices.
Sunday morning Rev. D. P.
Young, pastor, will conclude the
Advent series, using the theme:
"The True Significance of the
Christmas Incident" The only
Negro in a group of forty-six, this
sermon brought to Rev. Young one
of the only two highest awards
given. It will make Christmas
mean more to you should you hear
it.
Next Wednesday, Christmas Eve,
there will be a big Christmas party
here in the evening, with plenty
fun, gifts, and cheer for all. The
Young Peoples League is giving a
post Christmas party here Friday
evening, the twenty-seventh.
Thursday evening, January End,
Rev. Donald Davis, a returned mis-
sionary from Ethiopia, will give a
stirring lecture at Border telling of
his experiences there and the out
look of the talo-Ethiopian War.
No charges will be made to hear
this lecture.
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WAYMAN A. NJ. e.

: Wayman Chapel A. M. E. wishes
all a Merry Christmas and a Hap
by New Year. Please read and
note what is to be done at Wayman
A. M. 3. Church. A Christmas
tree Tuesday evening, Dec. oath,
at 7:45. Old Santa has something
for all who come, both young and
old. Right after a fine program
Santa will give out presents and
don't forget Tuesday, Dec. 31st
:Wayman is arranging for a big
Watch meeting at the Church. II
will start at 1920 P. M. until IL
o'clock, midnight. Right after the
watch service Wayman is serving
a New Years breakfast, free to
all. Compliments Of Wayman
Chapel A. M. E. Church. Sunday
afternoon, the 22nd, quarterly
meeting. Rev. C. F. Stewart
preaching. Presiding Elder w. H
Ogleton in charge morning and
evening.
Rev. Thomas B. Stovall, pastor.
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FATHER DIVINE"
tsPEACE"

One of Father Divine's Notices
is "The Spirit of the Consciousness
of the Presence of God is the
Source of All Supply; and Will
Satisfy Every Good Desire" Mil
lions know today they are freed
from every barrier, disease and
lacks and want, by looking on the
Body of Father Divine, just as
Peter and John were at the Tenn
pie, and said to the crippled man:
"Look on u.s." and as the crippled
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ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Preaching at II A. M. by Rev. C..
S. Spears. Subject: "There is a
Man Left in Bonds by Felix"
Christian Endeavor at $50 P. M.
Preaching at 1880 P. M. The Jun
ior choir is planning to put on a
Christmas play at the Xmas tree
ceremony, December oath, at 8
P. M. We will start the watch
meeting services at 8 P. M. Sub
ject: "The College in the Desert. "
Good singing all night. A hot
breakfast served in the morning,
January LIST.
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ST. JAMES A. NJ. E. CHURCH
:. ST. PAUL, MINI.

Christmas begins at St. James
Sunday morning. St. James choir
presents the Christmas cantata,
Chimes of the Holy Night" at the
morning service. Robert Mitchell,
Director; Sidney Williams at the
organ. Sunday, Dec. 22nd, 10:45
A. M.
Watch Night Services begin at
ten o'clock. A full choir and a full
service. The Pastor will deliver
the last sermon Of 1885, "Watch-
man, What Of the Night?"
1910 A. M, New Years morn
ing, just at the conclusion of the
Watch Night Service, the Willing
Workers Club, Mrs. Alma Free
man, president, will serve New
Years breakfast to all, free.
Sunday morning, Dec. 29th, at
o'clock, st. James Sunday School
Christmas program, B. C. Archer
superintendent, in charge.
The Rev. W. E. Guy, Pastor
hereby extends Christmas Greet
mgs to all and best wishes for 9
Happy New Year.
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MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH

The guest night held Sunday,
December 18th, at Mt. Olivet
church was a success. Mrs. Chas.
Williams wishes to express graft
tude to the people who attended
this event and made it a success.
Special Christmas program will be
rendered Sunday, Dec. 22nd. The
public is invited to come and en-
joy it. /
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| 10L0T duu JO1AAI "SAAI 4OAS VA AA1O VIC
crippled mans body and he was
made whole, or words to this eff
feet. The same today, look on
Father Divine, for millions know
He is the Word made Flesh, His
Body is Spirit and Mind, Prin-
ciple, that is Transmissible, as You
Visualize its Form, we are not adj
vocating a Personality, but a
Principle, that always was here,
and that was Jesus the Christ, and
Jesus the Christ is here in
the Partnership Degree, as mil
lions know Father Divine to
be. This Principle that Father
Divine is, has filed the Earth
Plane, and is coming into the
hearts and lives Of man, to
awaken the Christ from the grave
of mortal versions, and sin and
shame lacks and wants, for Christ
has been dead and buried in you as
far as Wisdom, knowledge, and I'm
derstanding is concerned. Who has
followed Jesus before Father Di-
vine came, who had stopped mil
lions from committing adultery,
from lying, stealing, cheating,
smoking, drinking, cleaned their
hearts and minds of filthy thoughts
of races, colors and creeds, this
Principle in Form is the Resurrec-
ton, for as this Principle enters
into your heart and mind it hovers
over the Christ in you and causes
Jesus in you to be resurrected from
the grave of selfshness, and
diseases, for as Jesus rises in you
He will make your mind His
Throne, and your body is the con-
dition of the mind within. Jesus
said "Follow Me and you will never
see DEATH" Millions now living
will never see death.
You are all invited to come free
of charge to Father Divine Peace
Mission Banquet, Dept. of Right
eous Government, December 25th,
at s P. M, where full and aplenty
will await you. IL So. 9th St.,
Rooms POI and 2O3. Peace.
Father Divine Peace Mission
Dept. Righteous Government.
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL ,
! CHURCH, CHORAL MASS
11:30 p. M, Tuesday, Dec. "a,
Father Lealtad officiating. Pro-
cessional Adeste Fidelis, Introit,
Kyrie, Gradual, 9 Little Town of
Bethlehem, Gloria Tibi, Credo,
solos by Miss Horris and Mr.. Rich
ardson. Sermon Anthem, Birthday
of a King, solo by Mrs. Lucas.
Anthem, Angelic Voices, solos by
Mr.. Hayes, Mrs. Lucas and Altos.
Ofertory Sentence, Sursum Corda,
Sanctus, Benedictus. Solo by Mr..
Crawford. Agnus Del, Silent
Might. Solo by Miss Horris. Gloria
in Exce1sis, Tenor Solo. Sevenfold
Amen, Nunc Dimittis, Recessional,
Joy to the World.
| Beginning the New Year Miss
Katherine Underwood will be the
new Choir Directress, Mrs. Grace
Sandvec Asst, Mr.. Crawford,
Treas, Miss Mary Gibson, Sec'y.
| The new officers in the Ladies'
Auxiliary are: Mrs. T. Carey, Pres,
Mrs. Ford, Vice Pres, Mrs. L.
Bowen, Sec'y., Mrs. Crowder, Treas.
Best wishes for the New Year.
In the Mems Club the new Off
GERS are: Harry Lucas, Pres,
Burrie Carmichael, Vice Pres, An
drew Clark, Sec'y, F. Corners,
Treas. A Happy New Year.
The st. Thomas Church extends
Holiday Greetings to the Mime
apolis Spokesman.
i Mrs. Harry Lucas,
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ST. PETER CHURCH NOTES

For convenience of members the
church weekly prayer meetings
have been divided into prayer.zones.
Let US open our homes for prayer
meetings from week to week.
Surely nothing greater is needed.
The A. C. e. League meeting Sun
day will present a special speaker
and a round table discussion.
Reservations are necessary for
those desiring to attend, Free re-
freshments win be served at $3.50
P. M. There will be three services
Sunday. Regular morning service,
one at 3 P. M. and the evening
service at 1880 p M.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

inquietud Y mi impaciencia e.
ran naturales.
Y anadi6 cambiando de to-
no:
-Pero entren, entren uste-
des. Suponiendo q. traerian mu
.cho frio Y que acaso vinieran
con las ropaS mojadas, he encen
dido la chimenea....
Les empujo hacia un peQue-
no gabinete en- ell que habia una
chimenea encendida Y les hizo
sentar junto al fuego.
Ella misma acerc6 una buta-
ca para dona Ramona y una
silla pra Gasparillo.
Els demasiado, sonora con-
desa, es demasiado, -balbucea-
ba la anciana, conmovida por
tanto MterSs.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

CARA en- esta ciudad, ell dia l de
enero, con ell "once" de lasSree
Academy, de Utica, New York.
Sc efectuara ell encuentro bajo
ell patrocinio del club Kiwanis.
Los Terriers jugara ell dia 20 de
diciembre, por la noche, con ell
se2undo team" de los Espar-
tanos. Otorg6 aver su permiso
ell director Nash Higgins.
William R. Smith, un futbo-
iista de 165 libras, que no pudo
lgar este ano de Notre Dame,
por enfermedad, fue escogido
aver captain de la temporada
de 1886.
Smith jug6 posici6n regular
en- 1884, pero tuvo cue some :
terse a una operaci6n antes de
que comenzara Ia temporada de
1885.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

tuaci6n?
Hablaba con una animation
extrana en- ella, tan triste Y
tan reservada desde hacia al
gnin tempo.
Como amontonaba las pre-
guntas una sobre otras, no era
possible responder a elias.
Al fin, 10 comprendi6 asi Y Sc
contuvo, diciendo:
i Pero, necia de mi! Estoy
instandoles a que hablen Y no
les dejo hablar... Ea, va Gallo,
expliquense.
Y gracias a un supreme es-
fuerzo Sc domino y permane-
clio callada; pero sus ojoS, ami
ma1os por un brillo sobrenatu-
raj, seguian formulando pre-
guntas y mas preguntas, aun-
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cionada, repetia:

cionada, repetia:
= Infelices! iInfelices!
No habia en- ell tono con que
I2ronunciaba estaS exclamacio-
mes, nj un asomo de satisfac-
|ci6n por la desgracia de los que
habian sido autores de su infor
tunio; al contrario: compren-
diase, al oirla, que les compade.
cfa sinceramente.
Luego, la anciana refiri6 to-
do 10 que va sabemos: su con
versacion con Gustavo V Sole
dad, las protestas de gratitud
de estos Y sus cfrecimientos de
no absndonarles y de buscar
trabajo para ell marido.
-Muy bien,-deciale la con-
desita ;-muy bien. Ha inter
pretado usted fielmente mis- de-
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Zandvoort, Holanda, Die. 7.
Ell exito corona una vez mas
los esfuerzos del DR.. Max
Euwe, ell ajedrecista holandes,
cuando derrot6 al DR.. Alejan-
dro Alekhine en- la vigesima
sexta partida del torneo, colo
candose solo a juego y medic
del titulo de campe6n. La victo-
ria de aver fu& la segunda con-
secutiva del professor holandes,
que ahora tiene IA puntos con-
ira II su rival.
Ganando partida y media
mas llegara Euwe a los 1917
puntos senalados como Unite
de la competencia.
Para salvar su titulo Ale
kline debe ganar por 10 menos
dos de las partidas, de las cua-
tro que faltan, y empatar las
otras dos. Esto Sc estima inn
probable, considerable la bue-
ma forma demostrada por ell re-
tador.
En- opinion de los que estan
mas entertainments ligados con
la direction del match, ell cam
pe6n tiene ante sus ojos una ia
rea impossible. Euwe viene ju-
gando con extraordinaria con-
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Vapores que arribaron aver
Falkland, americana, proceden
tie de Puerto Rico, a cargar ma
dera y cemento; Antinous, a
mericano, g cargar fosfato, y
Limon,, americana, a llevar IN
cargamento de frutos citricos
para New York.
Dos de esos vapores, Lim6n
Y Falkland, zarparon aver mis-
mo. Con rumbo a Liverpool,
Manchester Y otros puertos de
Inglaterra, sali6 ell vapor anne
ricano West Kyska.
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Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mana
ma Continuara ell frio, sin in
tensidad.
Maxima temperature aver,
II grades; minima, 81.
Marea alta a la 1:12 p. m. y
1872 p. m. marea baja a las
6:15 a. m. y 1852 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
Folletin No. 349
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
La Gaceta

ba a temer que les hubiese su-
cedido alguna cosa. Come la no
che es tan mala y ell sitio donde
esos infelices tienen su mora
da es tan solitario...
"A fin de no inspirar sospe-
chas Y de dar a nuestra vista
todos los caracteres de una pu-
ra casualidad,-repuso la an
ciana,-hemos tenido que in
vertir mas tempo.
ST va 10 Sc, dona Ramona,
81 va 10 Sc. Me quejo sin motive
v debe listed dispensarme. Mi
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
BABY MILLER PELEARA
EN- INVERNESS

Inverness, die. Eel martes
pr6ximo pelearan a diez asaltos
en- esta poblaci6n, Baby Miller,
elu zurdo de Tampa, y Patcho
Meats, un gladiator local del
peso ligero.
Meats retara a Chino Alva-
rez, ell famoso gladiator de
Tampa, 81 consgue veneer a
Miller.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Sin hacer case nj de las pro-
testas de gratitud de la amelia
ma nj de las caricias del nino,
Andrea sent6se a su vez, dicien
do:
-Cuenten ustedes, cuenten
TODD 10 ocurrido, sin omitir Ell
menor detalle. Dieron con la vi
vienda de esos desgraciados,
Sverdad? Por supuesto. ~
que? Supongo que no habran
pronunciado ustedes mi NOM
.bre para NADIA. GQue nan di-
cho? SCual es su verdadera ST
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
Euwe derroto de nuevo al campeon Aleknine J
solo necesita punto y medic para
ganar ell titulo

fianza en- su habilidad y aver
10 probe, venciendo al campe6n
en- siete movimientos adiciona-
les, es decir, IN total de AZ
en- las dos sesiones. Dos peones
que Ell holand6s habia colocado
en- posici6n ventajosa, lie dieron
ell triunfo. Alekhine trat6 des-
esperadamente de lograr unas
tablas; pero fracas6 en- ell en-
peno.
Nueve partidas tiene CANA
das ell retador, sin contar las
tablas, y siete ell campe6n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
III

Cuando pudo hablar, dona
Ramona dijo:
IQue cuadro, sonora con-
desa, que cuadro! Nunca la mi
seria Sc ofreci6 a mis- ojos con
aspecto tan ~triste, tan descon-
solador.
Y describe a grandes rasgos
10 que en- la miserable caSucha
de los Cratro Caminos acababa
de yer.
Andrea, profundamente emo
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
secs, ESQ: protegerles, ampa-
rarlos... iGracias, dona |Ramo-
ma, gracias! No olvidare su dis
creta ayuda en- este asunto.

Andrea 10 encontr6 muy bien
todo: 10 del ardid de la merien-
d. 10 de las promesas hechas,
10 de los socorros facilitados...
= Comieron !-exclamaba
-iPobres! iQue oportunamen-
tie acudimos en- su auxilio!
+ inquiriendo algo que lie in
teFesaba sobre manera, pre2un
to:
CiConque es decir, que Ell
esta resuelto a ser I'm hombre
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

UN REPRESENTATIVE de
la Frozen Custard Company es-
tara en- ell hotel Hillsboro hasta
ell lunes para mostrar ejemplos
del nuevo modelo, maquina de
combination, de POGO precio, pa
ra hacer mantecado estilo flan.
Precio solo 5000.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Comentando esas palabras
Times de New York, escribe
Isl Max Schmeling no afect6
a Pauline con golpes por la ca
geza, hace a~lgunos amos, en- ell
Estadio de los Yankees, ell vas
co di6 aquella noche una impre.
sion diferente. Cuando la pelea
finaliz6, ell valiente Pauline lu-
cfa como 81 hubiera puesto la
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

En- Plant Field los Caimanes
tendran hoy Ia siguiente Inca
de combate; Schucht, Hickland,
Root, A, Brown, Hughes, Tur-
ner, jenkins, Expert, Chase,
Rowe y Hendricks.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
TIRANDO FL BALON

Los Caimanes de la Florida,
que de 16 partidos jugados en-
Tampa han ganado 9, acaban
de hacer un papel desairado en-
la Conferencia a que pertene :
cen. Esta tarde, en- Plant Field,
los universitarios floridanos ten
dram de oponentes a los "gallos
finos" de la Universidad de Ca
rolina del Sur.
Arribaron anoche los dos
teams Y los directories dicen
que Sc encuentran en- perfectas
condolences para la batalla,
Ell Institute Hillsborough ju-
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Pauline Uzcudum sostiene
que el ha recibido muchOs gol-
pes en- la cabeza y ninguno de
ellos lie ha lastimado.
No puede decir 10 mismo Ar
thur de Kub, un peso complete
que esta cast ciego y habla con
dificultad a causa de los golpes
que en- la cabeza recibiera, en-
ell curse de su carrera pugilis-
tica.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Ell problema de Pauline no es
tratar de veneer a Luis, 10 que
es impossible, sino tratar de re-
sistir hasta ell final.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

que mudas, no menos elocuen-
ties.
Nunca sus protegidos la ha-
bian visto tan nerviosa, tan in
.quieta.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Los Huracanes de la Univer-
sidad de Miami. vencieron aver
al Colegio Oglothorpe, de Geor-
gia, con anctaci6n de 81 por Is.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

En- cuanto a Gasparillo, an
ties de sentarse, abraz6 y bes6
a SUI ~protectora.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
\ III UANTE

Richard Hernandez deb
chazar esa ridicula publid
que lie ha dado ell viejo G
en- la manana de hoy, en-
lumnas del Tribune. Els +
BILE que (iOhard necesite ~
70; nb6 el sabe bien que de
AreNa de Seminole Heights
'podra sacarlo. "
Lo mas que podra cobrar Ell
martes. por pelear con Jimmy
Valentine, es SIS. mo tiene el
cinco amigos que lie den esa can
tidad, 81 ahora 10 necesita, con
motive de haberle mandado
Dios una criatura?
P6nganos en- la lista de los
cinco Y no permita que saquer
4 su criaturita como pantalla
/ de un matchede boxeo.
Nosotros firmemente cree
mos que Richard habra pesadc
un NAL ratio, en- la manana dc
hoy, leyendo 10 que lie han pu.
blicado,
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Sc VENDE.-Una buena va
ca, de 8 dias de parida, con su
ternero. Dirijase a 2729, Spruce
West Tampa