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Evening star., 1935-11-11
In Mrn1uriait1.

BEACH. SARAH ANNE AND THELMA Z.
In loving memory OF our devoted mother.
four years ago. November II. 1881. and
our beloved sister. THELMA L. BEACH.
one year ago today. November H. 1884.
Two precious ones from US have gone.
Two voices We loved are still;
Two places are vacant in our home
'' '' THE FAMILY.
GULF, JOSEPH B. In fond remembrance
died two years ago today. November IL.
1888.
In my heart your memory fingers.
You were, faithful, fond and true:
There is not day that passes
That do not think OF YOU
o'CoNNoR. CATHERINE. In sad but low.
msbsT n5 q 095 essf e
departed this lite one year aso TO-DAY.
S0HfRoeE HER HusBAND i iS6' AND CHILDREN.
memory % Of our devoted mother and
Grandmother. ANNA L. SUTTON. who
departed this life. one year ago today
November IL. 1884.
A loving thought. true and tender.
Just to show we still remember, ~
DAUGHTER RUTH.
THOMPSON. CLARENCE. In sad and lov.
GsFEScR as ss%eR0FfRsosM FffaoMsoR q 9ho 9fs5 d.ps.d
this life fourteen years ago today. No.
vember IL. 1921.
No one knows my heartache.
Only those who see me weep;
shed my tears with an aching heart
While others are fast asleep.
DEVOTED SISTER. MABEL JACKSON.
THORNTON. ALICE B. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear wife. ALICE
3. THORNTON. who departed this life
one year ago today. November IL. 1884.
Like the dove to its sheltering nest,
Wnen the storm on the hills is abroad;
Her spirit has fed from this world OF
unrest.
To repose on the bosom Of God.
Dust to its narrow house beneath,
Soul to its place on hish;
They that have seen thy look IN deatn
No more may fear to die.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND; HAMILTON
H. THORNTON. AND SISTER MES.
SUSIE B. REID, AND BROTHER.
BENZ. r. BROOKS.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
JAMES v. BOD[EY
DIES HERE At 93
Pioneer Manufacturer and
IndustraIist Resident of
District 4 Years.

James w. Bodley, 90, pioneer West
Virginia manufacturer and industri-
alist, who had made his home in
Washington for the past four years,
died Friday at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Morrie Bodley Morris, 1885
Calvert street, after long illness.
Mr.. Bodley was q native of Wheel
ing, w. Va. where after the Civil War
he founded the Bodley Wagon Co.,
which manufactured plantation wag-
ons and machinery that for years we're
well known and widely used through
out the South. For several years he
made his home in New Orleans and
conducted much Of his business from
there. =.
When war broke out, in 1860, he
was the first volunteer from Wheeling
to enlist in the Union Army and
served throughout the war as q men,
ber Of the 1st West Virginia Infantry.
He was then 19 years old, and through
an appeal directly to President Lin
coin he was able to supply rifles for
his organization.
Mr.. Bodley prided himself on having
cast his first vote for Lincoln.
In later life he took considerable in
terest in religious and church work and
spent a great share of his fortune in
religious activities.
He is survived by his daughter, Mrs.
Morris. and one son, Charles F. Bodley.
Funeral services and interment will
be held tomorrow at 2 pm. at Gettys-
burg National Cemetery.
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Births Reported.

Elmer r. and Mary A. Aver. boy.
Cecil w. and Mary NJ Arnold. girl.
Cecil A and Elizabeth Chandler. boy and
Georee W. and Phoebe 8. Crosby. girl.
Roy r. and Katherine A.. Dameron. boy.
Elmer B. and Mary c. Dove. boy.
CLYDE B. and FLORENCE z. Fishel. boy.
Clarke C. and Mary F. Jewell girl.
Thomas J. and Rose NJ Massenti. girl.
Robert G. and Ethel II. Padeett. girl.
Oren B. and Jean Shanks. girl.
Charles p. and Anna T. Steee. boy.
Alton l. and Eunice Tabor. girl
oliver z. and Charlotte v. zimmerman,
boy.
william l. and Esther D. Anderson. boy.
Howard z and Helen Bosworth girl.
James D. and Susie NJ. benson. girl.
Joe and Gloria Eisenberg. boy.
Joseph and Cosmos Furnari. boy.
Eli NJ. and Shirley Zimmerman. girl.
Sherman 8. and Eva NJ Midsett. girl.
Michael L. and Catherine NJ. Mcvearry,
william K. and Rae A. Roberts. boy.
Harry and Rose Shapiro boy,
Charles w and Elsie L. Sickle. girl.
James g. and Virginia D. Working. boy.
Earl w and Ethel HarRrove. boy.
Booker T. and Esther Jones girl
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ish-American, Mexican Border and
World War engagements. He retired
In 1920 to become instructor Of
Georgetown University bands.
Educated in Germany, he attended
the Conservatory Of Music at Leipzig.
where he became acquainted with Vic
tor Herbert. He enlisted in the United
States Army after entering, this
country In 1890.
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery with full military honors.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Julia NJ
Schaefer; two sons, Karl E. and Ed
ward X. Schaefer, and seven daugh-
tiers, Miss Julia M. Schaefer, Mrs.
Winona X. Williams, Mrs. Annetta T.
Stello, Mrs. Edna M. Nash. Mrs
Thelma v. Sevenhuysen, Mrs. Elva P.
Downing and Mrs. Evelyn A. Rice.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Smoker, Virginia Military Institute
Alumni. Army and Navy Club. 8 pm.
Dinner, Mackall Society. University
Club, pm.
Supper dance, American Legion
Drum Corps, Broadmoor Hotel, 10
pm.
Meeting. optimist Club, Maynower
Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner. Rainbow Division Veterans.
Willard Hotel. 8 pm.
Dance, Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Kappa Beta Phi Sorority.
Carlton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, oldroyd Circle. No. S.
Ladies Of the G. A. R., Raleigh Hotel,
pm.
Bingo party. Pythian Temple. 1912
Ninth street. 8 pm.
Meeting. Esther Rebecca Lodge. Odd
Fellows Hall. 4l9 Seventh street.
pm.
Card and bingo party. Sodality Of
St. Mary's Church, st. Mary's Church
nall, Fifth and g place. $50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon meeting, Reciprocity
Club. Good Samaritan Restaurant.
63s D street, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Women's National Press
Club, Willard Hotel. pm.
Luncheon. National Invested Saw
ings Association, La Fayette Hotel
1880 pm.
Breakfast, Early Birds, Willard Ho-
tel, 8 Am.
Meeting, District Bar Association,
Mayhower Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, District Air Legion, Willard
k1OIcl, PIN.
Meeting, women's Union. Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing, N. F. F. E.,
Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Supper meeting, Calvert Club, VIII
lard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. District Division. Young
Democrats, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Civitan Club, La Fayette
Hotel, 6 pm.
Meeting. Probus Club, Hay-Adams
House, $50 pm.
Meeting, Daughters Of 'ss, National
Auxiliary of Spanish War Veterans,
Carlton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Society for Philosophical
Inquiry, room 43, National Museum
Building, 4:45 pm.
Meeting, Sons of Confederate Vet
erans, Washington Camp, No. 305,
Confederate Memorial Hall, 3 pm.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
Deaths Reported.

James w. Bodley "a. Gallinser Hospital
Josephine r. Glascott, S6. 1855 Wyomins
ave.
Marguerite Bowman. So. ct. Elizabeth.
Hospital.
Elizabeth r. Barry. 72, 1915 New Hamp.
Henry ?. Muller, 6s. 1895 10th st.
Mary Handy: g; IT'S D st; Sc
J. CLARENCE voorhorst. 81. George Wash
julia X B%radiey. % "a. 1880 K st.
Arthur r. Williams. SO. Walter Reed Hos
Philippe Lberatore ~, Potomac River.
Harry Lee. "a. GallinEer Hospital.
Emma J. Jones 50. 514 goth St.
John J. Washington, SO. 1897 Tlorids
Isabel Hicks. 4s. Freedmen.s Hospital.
James Russ. ~. Gallinger Hospital.
Luke Jackson. Al. GallinEer Hospital.
Jesse Tyner. Al; Gallinser Hospital.
Msrearet williams, IA. Freedmen's Hos
pital
Evening star., 1935-11-11
GERMAINE H. H0AG, 73,
EXPIRES AT GARFIELD
Resident of Capital for 35 Years
Is Survived by His Widow
and Two Children.

Germaine H. Hoag. 73-year-old car
penter living at 4407 Ninth street,
died Saturday night at Garfield Hos
pital after a long illness.
Mr.. Hoag, who had lived in Wash
ington for the past 35 years, is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Madeline
Hoag; a son, Charles, and daughter,
Mrs. Norman Damon.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at l:45 pm. from the Murray
g. Sons funeral home. Burial will be
In Gleenwood Cemetery.
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town University Hospital after q brief

town University Hospital after brief
illness. He was a retired butcher.
Born in the District. Mr.. Lynch at
tended the public schools here and
entered the meat business as q young
man. When he retired several years
ago, he was proprietor of a market at
Twenty-first and K streets.
Mr.. Lynch was member OF the
Holy Name Society Of Holy Trinity
Church and of the Knights Of Colum-
Evening star., 1935-11-11

friend Of the
late Victor Her
bert, who died
Saturday at Sum
nyside Station,
near here, will be
held at the home
at las pm. to-
morrow.
Although born
In Bavaria, Ger
m a n y M r .
Schaefer served
for ~ years with
the United States
A r m y, seeing
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GarA nf ThankH.

sTRUBLE. DAVID GALLAwAY. We wish
beautiful horal offerings and sympathy
extended at the death of our father.
DAVID GALLAWAY STRUBLE.
THE FAMILY. .
Evening star., 1935-11-11
Phonetic Spelling.

Buffers Feminine Monarchie" in
the seventeenth century was the earli-
est attempt we know Of to introduce
phonetic spelling.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
KARL (, SCHAEFER
RITES TOMORROW
Georgetown U. Band Instructor
Native Of Germany, to Rest
in Arlington.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERWYN, Md, November 11.-Fu-
neral services for Karl e. Schaefer,
65. prominent band instructor Of
Georgetown University and personal
Evening star., 1935-11-11

bus. He lived at l427 Thirty.fifth
street
Surviving are two daughters. Miss
Mary E. and Miss Cecilia S. Lynch:
two brothers, James G. and Daniel p.
Lynch, and . sister, Mrs. Mary Keat-
ing, all Of Washington.
Evening star., 1935-11-11

Southern Rhodesia threatens to IL
cense its tobacco growers.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
FOUND.
LOST.

BOSTON BULL. large. black and white
with collar; Connecticut ave. Owner
identify and show 1885 tass. Phone Emer-
son 5q41.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
JEREMIAH J. LYNCH,
RETIRED BUTCHER, DIES

Native Of District Was Member
Of Holy Name Society and
Knights Of Columbus.
Jeremiah J. Lynch. rs, a native Of
Washington, died yesterday at George
Evening star., 1935-11-11

LYONS: JTDs0N w. On sunday;, ssaM, u, No
". Lyons. and devoted brother Of HOPE,
Edith and Alice Lyons Wright. Funeral
on Wednesdsy: November l3. .t 2 Pm; Pm;
fro from !, Mcauirs's funeral parlor' 1s. 1870
MAGRUDER. DORA MARSHALL. On Sat
urd.y. Moyember HMo4 9; 1885. At her y resi-
Hx snsf ass MAdR6DsR aaa5 Il soTse RSR4 viz. MAe
by one sister. Lovsnia oSens: and other
at Stewart's funeral home, 30 II st. ne.
pm, from Friendship Baptist Church.
eiatina. st naa intermens ss woodla%%n % cemeterv. %
eitsl. ets ssltl@cr., Nd; NElLiE 9EsoeNIcA
MATHEWS ss.v beloved a.- wts Of {, ,hs r. H.S LATE
Of N. vineentis; R; s; N; Mas: at the
Mercy HSsDitab %Gasmb.r HsissimSre st Ma' 1n, Gn
Washinston. p. o.
MCPHERSON, BESSIE Z. On Sunday. No.
ye@esr TO- lsss at her s. rs;ide99cs e9 &. Iie ,te
services later.
NE NIL W 6h = AOk<S4 -.
passed away; sunday November Sro .p3 10:
HOSPITAL. VIOLET [. MERR1wEATHER.
She leaves to mourn her loss hus-
and daughter Joseph r. and Cecilia =.
Remains resting at Ambrose Boyd's fu-
neral home Funeral (high mass from
st. Augustine's Church "wednesday. NO
vember 13. at 10 am. Interment in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MYERS, IDA KATHERINE. On Friday.
November 8. 1888, at Georgetown Uni,
versity Hospital. IDA KATHERINE
MYERS. aged SO years. beloved wife Of
Thomas r. Myers and beloved mother Of
Raymond O'Bannon. Vincent Myers.
Mrs Sadie Kimbley Mrs. Carrie Flores
and Mrs. Gladys Smith. Funeral from
the late residence. 1913 wisconsin ave.
NV. Tuesday. November 12. at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
NEWTON. INMAN n. On SATURDAY. No
late Katie Newton He. is survived By
three nieces and two nephews. Remains
resting at Frank Williams funeral home.
EOS L st. NV. Funeral Tuesday. No
ond Baptist church 3rd and Eye sts.
NV. 1utagWent N paynSs Oe0netezy.
Evening star., 1935-11-11

LINCh. JEhEM j. MemberB OF keane
a Il Council, No. 353, K. OF C.,
.AlAAz are hereby notifed Of the
&A death Of Brother JEREMIAH
@FSaSe1NJ. LYNCH and are requested
~xlHto meet at his late residence.
W. Nv. saI:ms:t ssth ls s isss. ns T9'is.S y ssG
D DR. GEORGE R. ELLIS. G. K
Evening star., 1935-11-11

Meeting, Sons of Confederate Vet
erans. Washington Camp, No. 305,
Confederate Memorial Hall, 3 pm.
Evening star., 1935-11-11

Meeting, Society for Philosophical
Inquiry, room 43, National Museum
Building, 4:45 pm.
Evening star., 1935-11-11

Meeting, Daughters Of '9s, National
Auxiliary of Spanish War Veterans,
Carlton Hotel. 8 pm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-06
neturss w GEORGE ScARBO

knew you'd need them, 50 he brought them up to me.
 Of course, you Tinymites know how to put them on, so do 1t now. You'll find them in the cabin. They're as dry as they can be-"
 When each and every one was dressed, the captain said, "I'll take a rest while someone steers the boat. Who'll take my place a little while :?
 "The boat steers easy, you will find, so it's job you will not mind" "Give me your hat. I'll take your place." said Scouty, with a smile.
 The little lad looked very cute. He loudly shouted, "Toot, toot, tootv Then he rushed to the cabin of the ship and grabbed the wheel.
 Were on our merry way" he cried. "Oh. gee. but we'll enjoy this ride. As the commander of the boat, how brave and bold I feel!"
 Copyright 1895, NEA Service, Incl
 (The boatman springs a sur. prise in the next story.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-06
8 ssoy w HAL COCHRAN

The captain held the anchor rope and to the Tinies said, II hope that you can scramble up here to the deck of my fine ship.
 {, "There's lots of room for every one and I can promise heaps of fun. Why, take care of everyone who joins me on a trip"
 '.Don't worry! We can climb, all right" replied brave Scouty Tiny mite. 'rhe boys can do it by them- selves. I'll help the girls bit"
 Then Dotty snapped, in quick reply, "I need no help from you, ' cause I am just as strong as any one, when am feeling fit."
 Soon everyone was safe and sound on board. Then Coppy looked around, and said, "Oh. we're in bathing suits. We've left our clothes below.
 'T'll swim down to the old sea man and get them from him, if I can. We cannot wear the bath ing suits to every place we go."
 The friendly-looking captain smiled. and said, T have your clothes here, child. The sea man
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

No: ESQ no es verdad,-re-
|2lic6 la loca.-Si ME hubiese
|visto..
Sc detuvo, Y, cambiando de
Itono, anadi6:
Ne guerra mucho... cuando
era bueno... antes de Suicidar-
Sc. Ahora no; ahora eS mal9 Y
no me quiere.., iQuiere a otra!
Su rostro ad{uiri6 una ex-
preston de amenazadora fiere-
"a.
IA otra-repiti0 con aeon
to raconcentrado.
Andrea tenia miedo. Tenn
blaba.
-AcaSo Luis siga queri6n4
dote a ii mas que a la otra,-
.balbuce6 con voz ahogada.
ii Luis .-repuso con extra
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
SHIELDS DERROTO A KID
JAM

Anoche, en- el campamento de
tranSeuntes de Tampashore, 30
bic Shell un peso weller de
st. Petersburg, venci6 por pun
tos a Kid Jam. FL faIo no resul
to del agrado de la mayoria de
los Expenditures, que exteriori-
20 violentamente su desconten-
to. Fue la segunda derrota de
Jam en- combateS con Shields.
Tommy Maxon hizo tablas
con Roscoe Lipsey; Clarence
Strand empat6 con Ed Rice, Y
Bronco Bill puso a dormir, en-
q se2undo asalto, a Clarence
Sutton.
Ventilarcn Ell match de lucha
que aparecia en- 81 programa
Jimmy DOYLE y Lake Alexan :
der, triunfando ell primero.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
LA FEDERATION ITALIANA
CENSURA A

Roma, AgoSto 3.-La Fedora
ci6n Italiana de Boxeo ha expe-
dido una nota deplorando las pa
labras dichaS por Primo Carne
ra, Ell excampe6n del peso pesa-
do, a su llegada de les Estadoa
Unidos Y cuando desembarcaba
en- Napoles.
No cree la Federation que Pri
mo haya sido anestesiado Y di-
ce; Como tales irregularida-
des solo existen en- ia magma
ci6n de Camera, Ia Federation
depiora su actitud Y ie avisa
que en- case de nuevas declara-
clones de esa clase sera someti-
do a medidas disciplinarias."
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
DEPORTES
VICTORIA DEL ALENC
NO SANGCHILI

Valencia, Agosto 3.-En una
pelea scStenida ell Melilla, el
campe6n de- peso de gallo, Sang
chill vencio por puntos al vas
co Riambau, concediendole una
ventaia de varias libras.
La Madison Square Garden
ha hecho una oferta al valencia
no campe6n para que cruce el
AtIantico Y en- ell mes de septiem
bre combate cen Lou Salica. Es
de $1,000 Ia proposition.
ST Sangcitili triunfa Sc lie bus
caran nuevos y poderosos ad :
versarios.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Iun hombre, quedaron solas, mi
.randpse frente a frente.
A Andrea baSt6le mirar q Ia
.loca para iecirse:
ST; eSta meier; bien Sc lie
..conoce.
y e~stremeci6se al yer en- su
ruello una delgada cadena.
Sin duda, la del medallion que
.tanto deSeaba Yer.
So>dad. por su parte, miro
con ipdiferencia a su visitante,
y fuc 3 Sentarse en- uno de los
sileneS mas arartados, sin pro
nunciar una palabra.
Su afici6n a la soledad Y al
aiSlamiento, aumentaba a me-
dida que eran en- ella mas fire.
cuentes los periodos de lucidez.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

No sinti6 la possible curaci6n
de la loca pero penS6 en- que,
cuando Soledad recobraSe el
j.uicio. lie reclamaria a Lolin, Y
sus ojos Sc llenaron de lagri-
mas.
-iOjala, al mismo tempo
que a mi nina, no pierda tam
bien a mi eSposo!-murmuro.
Y see6 preeipitadamente Su
llanto, porQue oy6 ruido de pa
sos que sc acercaban.
Penetraron en- la sala, Sole
dad y una de las mujeres en-
cargadas del cpiGado de las To-
cas-.
La criada Sc retro, deSpues
de saludar con una reverencia,
Y aquellas dos mujeres, CONVEX
.tidas en- riyales por la falta de
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Ell pitcher recluta Sch9tt, dt
los Rojos, dei6 aver en- cuatro
ti1its y 0 carreras a los Cubs
periudicando las aspiraciones
de estos II primer lugar.
Chicago DC, Al, 2e; Cincinna-
ii Sc, Oh, De.
Derrotando a los Braves, los
Gigantes vigorizaron algo su
.posici6n en- Ell primer puesto de
la Liga, Castleman y Stout Ian
aaron por los vencedores y
Smith y Belts por los vencidos.
Boston Il. 5h, De; New York
&c, 13h, lie.
Alfonso Lopez no Judo ba-
tear de hit. en- cuatro veces, Pc
70 sus c9mpaherCS de club pc
garon II, derrotando al Fila
DELTA. pclph Camilli cometi6
tres errores.
Brooklyn SC, 1Ih, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, Tn, 4e.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Levant6>e la condeSa de su
.asiento Y fre a ecu ar otro jun
TO a la loca.
Esta la miro fijamente y pre-
guntGle:
-iQuien eres til? aQu5 quie
res? "A Que vienes? 70 no te
conoz.o... SYienes de parte de
6l?
Andrea Sc eStremeci6, pen
sando que squel q, acaso fuera
Su eSIoso.
81, de parte de 81 vengo,-
responii6le. procuranGo llevar
la conversation al terreno que
lie convenia.-Sabe que lie viste
en- un coehe con otra mujer. Ell
tambien tie vic a ii.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
SOLTABAS 1000 PALOMAS
MENSAJE2AS

Madrid agosto 5 Comunican
de Barcelona que ALI han sido
Soltadas, por las sociedades CO.
iomb6filas de la peninsula,
1000 palomas menSajeras. Es-
tas palomas son de Dinamarca.
Francia, Belgica, Holanda V
L~uxemburgo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Madrid, agosto 3.-Una ban
IAa de jovencitos de Is a 10
amos. todos ladrone~ de eN.e-
riencia, ha sido encarcelada .por
la guardia civil. que los acusa
Ide haberse apoderado de GALL
mas corderSs, choriz~s, panes Y
lotros articulos alimenticios. De
jlos alimentos pasaron a las he
rramlentas y macu.narias de
relojeriS siendo ertonces que
comenz6 a actuar ell tenients
lCampesino, en- cuyas manos ca
yeron. N6mbranse los deteni-
dos Fidel Puey9, Francisco Con
zalez, Primitive Garcia, Satur-
nino Cayon, Jose Antolinez, Da
MEL Mesores, Felipe Gonzalez,
Agapito Perez Y Gervasio Mar
lt1neZ.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

neza Quien es Luis?
-Tu espOso...
i Mentira.
-SEh?
Mi eSpoSo eS Gustavo..
La condtsa reanim6se con un
|destello de esperanto.
Isl no Seria el mismo!
Pero pronto v~olvieron sus in
quietudes.
iEs tan facil zanzibar de nom
bret
Sigui6 sus indagaciones, a.
fernando:
TIE digo que tn esposo es
Luis. lie conozco muy bien.
La loca Sc edo a reir.
i Infeliz!- exclam6 comma
sivamente.-iNo conoce a mi
Gustavo!...
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
LIG.A NACIONAL

lie ha sido hecha una oferta
63 cCmpra a Charles Adams,
nuevo dueno de los Braves, cor
ell eN9ublicista George Preston
Marshall,
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

La Ultima victoria de Freddie
Miller, EN-. Europa, Ia alcanz6 go
bre Stanger, campe6n del Pals
de Gales. En- ell cuarto asalto ell
britanico two que retirarse con
una herida que lie hacia sangrar
copioSamente.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
JEFF DICKSON EBRlO UNA
OFICINA EN- NEW YORK

New York, Agosto 81 N
.~oficina de boxeo ma sido abb
ia en- ell sector mas conocidA
Broadway por Lew BurI Z
ci9 del famoso empresaA /
Dickson, americana az e
en- Paris sus principaleS 9
mas de boyeo. Dickson 49,
Isemente extendi6 sus .activida-
DIES a Berlin, Madrid, Barcelona
~ Londres. Burston escogera pa
IA 81, en- este pals, pugiles de to
das las divisiones.
"HemCs venido, dijo Burston,
en- busca de hombres ora Gus
Iride, tales como Barney Ross,
Bob DIN, Teddy Yarocz y Tony
Canzoneri. En- otras palabraS,
lcampeoneS Y legitlmoS aSplran-
ties a serlo."
Burston tratara de lograr que
Freddie Miller, ell campe6n del
peso de puma, lie prometa regre
,sar a Europa, en- s~eptiembre, pa
ra e~nfrentarlo con Mauricio
Hotter, el cainpe6n frances.
La Gnica peIea que Miller per
do en- Europa, sin contar una
Ide foul fue la que sostuvo
Icon Hotter.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

No saba Andrea como ha-
Ieer que Ia loca lie ensenase ell
medallion.
Comprenji6 que, para conse-
Igulrio' 10 mejor era ganarse su
Iconhanza, y comenz6 a acari-
Iciarla.
Acariciabala sin repugnan
cia' sin violencia, a pesar de
que aquella mujer lie disputaba
lei carino de su esposo V de su
ILolin.
Hasta sentia ella combasivo
Iafectc.
Sus carieias produjeron ell re
sultado apetecido.
La loca sonri6, y diio:
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
LIGA AMERICANA

Una operation en- un ojo lie
fu6 hecha aver, en- ell hospital
Henry Ford, de Detroit, a Mi
ckey Cochrane, ell director de
las Tigres no jugaron con los
lis tigres 10 jugaron con los
Indios.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Pedro Montahes, ell notable
pugil native de Puerto Rico, Sc
bati6 en- Milan, Italia, con el We
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
Folletin No. 24S
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
honor seryirla. Con Su permit
so, voy a dar orden de que lla-
men a Soledad.
III

La condeSa qued6 Sola en-
uno lde los peQuenoS saloncitoS
de vista de la casa, a donds
habia sido conducida.
La hermana Marta no min
tic. Sc dijo.-LoS medieoS tie
men esperanto de Salvar a
esa desgraciada.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Marcelo Tail ha a5andonado
e1 tftulo de campe6n del peso
medic y Ia |. B. U. ha designa-
do como retadoreS al aleman
Witt y al ;tallano Merlo Preci-
SO. Estos dos gladiadores Sc ba-
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Tn cuadrangular de West do
ell triunfo q los Browns sobre
los Medias Blancas.
St. Luis Zoe. 17h, Be; Chica-
go SC. 8h De.
Los Yankees batearon IS hits
a 8 pitchers de los Senadores,
anotandose ell triunfo a Broaca.
New York Sc, Ia, lie; Wash
.ington 4c, 9h, Be.
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

batlr la mafca actual Y llegar
a las 800 millas por bora.
La eXtra9rdinaria competi-
ci6n Sc ver;fieara en- ell Estado
de Utah, donde existe Una r.a-
va excelente comparable con la
de Daytona Beach.
Campbell! cree Que el Pajaro
Azul puede llegar a las 800 mi
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

J7Nano rI8Vvenelenda
1puntos. En- \ decimo al Is
segundos Of Orlando tira ia
,cayonja y e. arbitro declare en-
cedor al negro,
La gaceta., 1935-08-03
MALCOLM CAMPBELL PROMOTE
QUE IRAA UTAH EN- septic

Tan pro
milfas me ]
libre
Il! carpital
'vilista q. lie
itab,ecido
los 1ltimq
"a un al
La gaceta., 1935-08-03

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor