davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-03-14
-Estoy bien asi - respondio

-Estoy bien asi - respondio
secamente.
Como listed quiera. Sirvase
decirme ell objeto de su vista. Me
ha dicho mi doncella que viene
listed de parte de Raul, 10 cual
re ~sorprende, pues Raul ha sa-
lido de aqui hace un momento.
-Lo sc.
lilo sabe listed?
-Estaba en- la Gale %aguardan-
do a que saliera.
y entonces habra sido cuan-
do lie habra dicho a usted...
No me ha dicho NADIA, nj VEN
sc de parte de Rail. Esa ha sido
una excusa para ~conseguir que
listed me recibiese.
-iComo?
-Vengo por mi y ante mi.
-Pero...
Soy la madre de Raul, y este
hastara para que c%omprenda US
ted o adiyine a 10 que vengo.
AL escuchar las ultimas pala-
bras, Nazarena pusose en- pie vio-
lcntamente.
lila madre de Raul!- excla-
mo.
Y anadi6 bajando la cabeza:
ST como tai sc hubiese listed
anunciado, tambien hubiera sido
recibida.
Luego, procurando ~dominarse,
dijo:
La opinión., 1935-03-14
CAPITULo XXXIV
AMOR QUE Sc PIERDE Y A
NOR QUE SALIVA

Nazarena miro con curiosidad
a la anciana al verla entrar en-
su gabinete, la anciana, a su vez,
flo en- la joven una mirada es-
crutadora.
-iQue hermosa es! - pens6
para 81 dona Margarita, comen-
zando a disculpar ell que su hijo
Sc hubiese en~amorado--. iMentira
parece que, cor tai cara de angel,
esta mujer sea un demonio!
Para ella, necesariamente la io-
ven habia de ser un demonio, des-
de el momento que era la causan-
tie de la perdicion de su hijo.
Atribuyendo a cansancio 10 que
no era sine emoci6n, Nazarena di-
10 a la madre de Raul:
-Sientese y descanse, sonora.
Doha Margarita, no acepto la
invitaci6n nj lie do las gracias ST.
| quiera.
La opinión., 1935-03-14

-Pues 81 tan dicbosa eres vi
viendo de este modo, yo tie juro que
siempre viyiras asi. Otras gran
dezas no podre ofrecerte; pero 10
que ahora tienes no te faltara.
Nazarena suspiro, como 81 la
asaltase Ell triste presentimiento
de que las promesas de su aman-
tie no habian de cumplirse.
AL ~despedirse, ella lie dijo;
-iVendras esta noche?
Sin duda - respondio e.
Isl, no dejes de venir; te 10
suplico. va YES que no voy a tea
tros nj a ninguna parte, nj reel.
DO a nadie mas que a ii. item
compassion de mi soledad! Nunca
me encuentro meior que cuando
estas a mi lado.
Con TODD este, ell joven comen-
zaba a Greer que aquella mujer lie
guerra, y de aqui la expression de
felicidad que animaba su rostro
al salir a la Gale.
Su madre lie vic, y aquella ale
gria lie hizo dano.
iCuanto tempo hacia que en- su
casa no Sc mostraba tan contento
Alejose Raul, lleno de esperan-
zas y de i~lusiones, y sin sospechar
que fuese espiado por su madreI
Y esta salio a la Gale, murmuran.
do:
-Ahora me toca a mi. Solo me
falta saber en- que piso vive esa
mujer.
Y entrando en- ell portal de Ia
La opinión., 1935-03-14
Foiletin No. 124

Obedecio lnicamente al capricho
de tomar cafe con Nazarena.
Esta habiase mostrado aquel dia
mas carinosa que de costumbre.
Lamentandose So amante de no
poderla sostener con mas lujo, ella
habiale contestado.
Tan feliz soy viviendo como
vivo, que 81 mi existencia sufriera
un npevo cambio, rec que mori-
iia de pesar. Estoy convencida
de que tenias razon al decirrne que
una vida apaeible y modesto, tam
bicn ofrece sus encantos.
Loco de algeria, pues tomaba
Aquellas palabras como una mues-
sra de carino, Raul re~spondi6le:
La opinión., 1935-03-14

TODD en- Crockett, donde la planta
refinadora de azucar mas grande del
mundo esta a%perando con un redu-
cido personal debido a la huelga.
In crupo de mas de $50 estlba-
dores huelguistas sitio anoche 81
edificio de la ~planta, y amenazo con
entrar y parar los trabajos 81 los
e~mpleados no cesaban sus labores
y salian a la Gale. lnmediatamen-
tie Sc formo un "comite voluntario"
de 200 vigilantes, que armados de
garrotes y bombas de gases hicie-
ron guardia en- los alrededores de
la planta, dispuestos a impedir
un encuentro entire huelguistas y
rope-huelgas.
La opinión., 1935-03-14

-Antes, sin saber quien era, Re
invite a listed a que Sc sentara;
ahora Sc 10 ruego.
Doha Margarita salud6 con una
inclination de cabeza y sentose en-
una butaca.
La joven volvi6 a ocupar en- ell
sofa ell mismo sitio que ocupaba
antes.
Hubo una larga pausa.
Nazarena no Sc atrevia a mirar
frente a frente a la anciana.
Una extrana emocion, habiase
apoderando de ella al saber que a
ouella venerable viejecita, era la
madre de su amante, y pensa-
iaientos completamente nuevos a.
cudian q su mente.
Sc acordo de su madre.
Serfa tan ~viejecita como la nal
Dire de Rail y como ella tendria
los cabellos blancos.
La opinión., 1935-03-14

La hizo entrar, la invite a sem
tarse en- Ell recibimiento y paso re-
cado a su sonora.
A POGO, ~apareci6, diciendo:
-Sigame listed. La senorita
c~onsiente en- recibirla, sin COMO
cerla, por venir de parte del Sc
norito Raul.
La opinión., 1935-03-14

RECEPTION AL ALMI-
RANTE BEST

c1UDAD DE MEXICO, Mario 10.
-(EXclusivo).-El almirante Mat
tew Best y los oficiales del cruce-
70 britanico York, fueron despedi-
dos hoy con una suntuosa recep-
cion efectuada en- la Legacion bril-
tanica.
A la reception en- la Legaci6n
britannica asistieron ademas de los
marines, representatives de Ia ma
yor parte de las Secretaries de Es-
La opinión., 1935-03-14
RADIOS

81 SU RADIO no funciona debida =
mente. 81 lie nota algo anormal, o 81
desea mejorar la reception. lame
Embellishments por telefono y en-
seguida ira IN tecnico titulado a
darle un xamen totaf a su aparato,
por solo cincuenta ~centavos. Las
composturaS mas competentes y
baratas en- Los Angeles. olympic
Radio Co, 43Sh North FiguerCe.
Tel Michigan 1858. Utfgl
La opinión., 1935-03-14
MEDICINAS
SENORAS CASADAS

perfodo Irregular o s%uspendido has
ia por tres meses. aliviado inme-
diatamente con iiCLTTo!l Solo u
mas cuantas dosis y ell resultado vie
ne. No tiene riesgo. no Sc interpone
con 81 trahajo. Quftese esa duda
iOrdene este remedio hoy mismol
Fuerza entera s2.35, muy efcctivo.
Para casos largos y obstinados $500
Tratamlento counpieto. Remita va
lor o pfdalo C. Q d. a Clito Com
pany. Box 294. Sta. "a. San An
foniO. Texas. (4)
La opinión., 1935-03-14
MEDlCINAS
PARA ENFERMEDAS
CEGD ET A

AN 1OANc~ Al
rs un energico tratanIiento para com.
batir las ~peligrosas enfermedades de
las Was %urinarias y de la vejiga en-
HOMBRES Y MUJERES. Contiene
entire otras substancias p~oderosa-
mente antisepticas y desinfectan-
ties, ell famoso Q insustituible Acei-
tie Santal reconocido por la ciencia
medica como ell destructor mas eff
caz y active del microbio que las
produce y desde las primeras dosis
el enfermo siente ina agradable
sensation de slivio, empiezan a de-
saparecer sus dolores y pocos dfas
despues Sc siente libre de tan peno-
sas dolencias. Anti-Gono-Santal no
requiers dieta nj Gamble de vida,
es facil de tomarse y sus efectos
son siempre satisfactorios. aun cuan
do la enfermedad sea cronica y muy
eguda.-Precio del tratamiento en-
orc americana $500. Despachamos
los pedidos c. o. D. De venta solo
por UNIVERSAL IMPORTING CO..
Sta. A-Box ls6-San Antonio. Tex.
EnYiamos toilette GRATIS.
La opinión., 1935-03-14
AVISO ~CLASIFICADO
FESQUlSAS

MATRIMoNIo m~exicano, de nomhre
Alivas Il Olivas que presencio fatal
~accidente automovilistico en- San
Fernando Road a 2 millas al Norte
de Burbank. la noehe del p de no
viembre de 1884, favor comunicarse
con la Ofieina de La OPINION, o
hablar al Telefono: Rochester 4765.
U4)
La opinión., 1935-03-14

Al fin, la anciana Sc decide a
hablar.
-Supongo -dijo- que adivi-
nara listed a 10 que vengo.
No, no 10 adivino -respondio
la joven-; pero, sea a 10 que sea,
expliquese sin tenor, cor claridad
v franqueza; mi deber es oirla y o.
bedecerla.
Esta humildad. desarmo en- par
La opinión., 1935-03-14

DESEA UD. anunciar su negocio y
obtener resultados practicos?-
Aninciese en- esta seccion.
La opinión., 1935-03-14
VENTAS VARIOS

SALON DE BILLAR-2 mesas billar,
grandes. seis de Pool, bolas marfil,
tacos, etc, por $500. Renta barata,
$50. Yea a Mr.. Talk, Botiea Fran
CO MeXicana, esquina Commercial
y Los Angeles. ttfc)
La opinión., 1935-03-14
e S M P A S
A 10 CENTAVOS
CADA UNA

Gala UNA
Tenemos I'm puen surtido de
Santos a colores. tamahos
7kx14 pulgadas
hs UNO POR 10 CENTAVOS
Il TRES POR Is cENTAVOS
He aquf la lista: San Pedro
I Santo Angel de La Guardia-ln-
1 maculada Concepcion-S. Juan
B Bautista-San Jose-Son Anto-
Mo de Padua-Jesds Crucifica-
do-Nuestra Sonora de Guada-
+ lupe-Santa Elena de la Cruz
San Ramon Nonato-Nuestra
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro-
FL Divine Rostro-La Sagrada
" Familia - Sagrado Corazon de
b Marfa-Sagrado Corazon de Je-
sus-El Buen Pastor-Nuestra
Sonora del Carmen - San Luis
Gonzaga-El Desprendimiento-
La Santfsima Trinidad-El San
TO Niho de Praga-Nuestra Sc
fora de la Luz-Jesus Rey del
Mundo-Santo Nino de Atocha
San Lorenzo-Bautismo de Je-
B1s - San Isidro - San Juan -
San Crispfn-Los Siete Dolores
= de Marfa-San Expedito-San-
| ia Teresa - Santa Magdalena
-Afliccion de la Madre de Dios.
Estampas de AZ por 8 pulga-
das-2 por ~5c-sl.00 Ell ciento.
Pfdase a:
e LIBERIA LOZANo
2o3 North Los Angeles Street
La opinión., 1935-03-14

;PARA QUE pagan renta cGaneo
puede comprar su casa en- Abonos
Comodos, como Renta? : casas. en-
esquina frente a ~tranvfa, precio $1,000
Casa 4 cuartos y Tote sS50.-Lote va
cante. precio 500 -Casas 3 cuartos,
s400.-Casa Stucco. 4 cuartos, $3.50.
Y muchas otras compras baratas-
Pase a la oficina de r. T. OCHOA,
107 North Rowan. Los Angeles -
H. o. Teller. Notario Pdblico. 107
North Rowan st. Telefono Angelus
1912, 1S)
La opinión., 1935-03-14
PROFESSIONALS

FRANCISCO MODESTO RAMIREZ
ALFONSO FRANCISCO RAMIREZ
Abogados
Asuntos Judiciales Administrations
Edificio S. Carlos-Bolfvar No. 23.
Despachos " y 10. MEXICO, D f.
La opinión., 1935-03-14
A UTo S

Remate de AUTOMOBILES
REMATE! 30 AUTOS
LUNEs. MERCEDES Y YIERNEs
A LAS Z L. Nj.
TsQUlNA 81 7 MAIN ST.
Finance Insurance Co. y otros
C~oneedemos Abonos
Alex silverthrope. Rem. PR. zoos t9)
La opinión., 1935-03-14

NECESITO mesera para Beer-Garden,
en- San Fernando. Telefono MIchi-
gan 9016 o 1917 Bauchet Street, de 2
a 5 2. NJ. (1S)
La opinión., 1935-03-14
EMPLEOS

NECESITAMOS operator maquina de
planchar a preston para p%lanchar a
mano. Buen sueldo. 1887 West 9th
st (16)
La opinión., 1935-03-14
ARRENDAMIENToS

RENTo cuarto c6modo. con priyile-
gios del hogan, a caballero o ma
trimonio sin nihos. ocurra q 1888
Magnolia Ave. Tranvfa "P'. cd
La opinión., 1935-03-14

Continue Gu e~ouescien Dor medic
ds Ia lecturs. Nunes es tarde para
~sprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
eataiooo de iibros GRATIS. II.
eRERIA LozANo. 2os North Los
Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-03-14
DE cASAS

yERDADERAS GANGAS. Bungalow
doble, $500, entire Sl00.-Casa seis
cuartos. s1200.-Dos buenas casas
en- un lote. si0o0.-Tienda Abarro-
ties. hacienda muy buen negocio,
buen local. Yea a KEITH REAL
TY CO, en- 3726 Brooklyn Ave, o
345S Whittier Blvd. Telefono An
gelus Sill. t23)
La opinión., 1935-03-14

sentido tentaciones de hacerlo, Pc
70 no quiero contribuir a crear dis
nutas."
La opinión., 1935-03-14

Esta dignidad. im~presiono a do
La opinión., 1935-03-14
MiSCElANEA
iOPORTUNII)ADi

INTERMEDIATES PEEL. Sangre, Orr.
ma, Nariz, oldos y Anginas. Examen
1i.oo. DIR. KEYS. 2515 Brooklyn
Ave. Horas 2 a z. t19)
La opinión., 1935-03-14
PARTERAS

MRS. E. NJ. CHAMBERS (Lucia)
Partera Recibida
6317 Bonsallo Ave. " So Hoover St.)
Telefono THornwall 1858. Horas de
consulta: de 2 a 6 p. Mos An
geles, Calf. Q2)
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Prominent Racers
Vie Again Tonight
AII-Indiana Event Features
Midget Car Program.

The midget speed creations OF
prominent race drivers will roar
over the renovated track in the
Playground Coliseum tonight in the
second racing event of its kind Of
fered in Indianapolis Qualifying
trials are slated to begin at 8.
The enthusiastic reception Of the
newest of indoor sports by Indian
apolis fans last week has attracted
the best of the midwest midget race
pilots. Ronney Householder, driver
Of car No 2 of the Barnard and Lee
team. comes here with a record OF
three triumphs in 25-lap feature
races in st. Louis. Detroit and Chi
cago gained last week.
One of the feature events tonight
will be the all-Indiana race OF
Hoosier- owned baby gas-eaters.
Following the qualifying trials
four events of 8 laps each will be
held. The winners of first and sec
ond places in these four contests viii
be entered in the 25-lap feature.
The Indiana race will follow, aft
err which pair of 10-lap races fol-
all cars failing to place in the pre-
ceding events will be run off. Next
a special match race for the three
cars making the fastest time in the
qualifying trials will be staged The
program will be topped off by the
25-lap event.
Fifty indianapolis carriers will at
tend the program as guests Of the
management.
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The Theatrical World :
The Theatrical World
City Groups to Present
Stage, Concert Events
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN.

MANY plays and concerts are
1V1 being planned by city groups
for immediate presentation. The
athletic board of Eli Lilly g. Co.
will present play, The Crime of
Blossoms" at S:15 Friday night in
the Manual Training High School
auditorium.
This play is three-act satirical
comedy, written by Mordaunt
Sharp. 1t was produced in London
with Colin Give and Joyce Bland
in the leading roles.
The play deals satirically with the
morbid reaction of the public TO a
sensational crime.
Miss Dorothy Morris, 1923 N.
Delaware st, and Frederick Hadley,
1882 N. New JerSey-st, will play the
leading roles.
The chief supporting part will be
taken by Inez Juengel, 1912 Bethel
ST. The production is being directed
by William Hodapp of Bloomington
in cooperation with Volney Hamp-
ton through the courtesy of the In
diana University Extension Division
TONIGHT and tomorrow night
Il the Riverside Players OF the
Riverside M. E. church, Edgemont
and North Harding-stS, will present
"She Stops to Conquer"
Friday evening at $50 in CropSey
auditorium of the indianapolis Pub
lie Library, the Concert Trio will
present a program Of chamber
music.
The trio consists of Violet AlberS
violiniSt; Mary Lohrmann Reiner
cellisr, and Ramona Wilson, pianist
The works of Martini, Haydn, Schu-
mann, Beethoven, Paradis and
Kreisler will be presented.
The second annual musical festi-
val of Hancock County will be held
tonight at the McCordsville School
A 200-piece orchestra, the county
boys chorus of So voices and a
county girls chorus Of 81 voices will
present the program.
The orchestra will be directed by
Mrs Betty Shade Cant, supervisor
of music at the Maxwell and Mo-
hawk schools. The choruSeS will be
under the direction of Miss Freda
Elder, supervisor Of music at Fort
vile.
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FlyweightS in
Ring Bout on
ArmOry Card
Ray Waggoner to Take on
Billy Sparks; Other
Stars Booked.

Billy Sparks and Ray Shorty
Wagg0ncr. The class Of the city in
50 lar as ryWeight glove thrOwers
ere concerned. viii renew a rivalry
A. the Armory Friday night. where
.l,.-v viii clash in a special four
rouudcr on the Hercules A. C. fistic
card
The NIT program which will
include IS rounds o. scheduled
fighting. IS topped with an eight
round battle between Lou Thomas.
local light heavyweight. and Irish
O'Couner. Columbus. o.
Sparks and Waggoner staged a
thriller IN the recent Golden Gloves
tourney here. Shorty gaining the
nod By a slender margin, although
many fans hailed Billy as the victor.
The Sparks Waggoner battle has
added additional color TO what
already stacks up as a hot" fistic
program Friday. Matchmaker Lloyd
Carter has lined up fighters VINO
promise TO go 70 10" from gong 70
gong. The eight-rOund main go
is figured as a real test for the
popular Lou Thomas.
In other bouts Jimmy Wilson. Fl.
Harrison light-heavvWeight. meets
Joe Mueller. Cincinnati. IN a six
rOunder. and TWO Negro maulers,
Jim Brown. Cincinnati and Speedy
Schafer. St. Louis. are down for
six. They are middleweights.
F'OuT-TOunders bring together
Buddy Miller. Newport. KY VS..
Ferrill Rettinger. indianapolis.
fea-herweights: Curly Denton. Gin
cinnaI. vs.. Jimmy Shannon, Indi-
annapolis. junior welterweights; Kid
Carson and Ray Smith. local Negro
Welters, and Sparks and WaggOner.
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Malone Becomes Yankee Under
Old Boss at Price of $4,000

By rHifef Press
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
27.-The New York Yankee pitching
staff which has wobbled through
spring training was bolstered today
Dr. the addition Of Pat Malone. vet
eran right handler. who was waived
out Of the National League and sold
yesterday BY the ST. Louis Carci-
nails for $4,000
The transaction. bringing Ma
lone back TO the job for Manager
Joe Mccarthy under whom he
PLAYED az Chicago. took the veteran
from ST. Louis before he pitched a
regular game. He was obtained
this winter from the Cubs.
Malone reported today from the
Cardinal camp at Brsdenton and
vas scheduled 0 get an early as
signment. although not in today's
game with the House Of David.
The Yankees dropped another
game yesterday to the Boston
Braves. 4-3.
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At Big League
Spring Camps
By United Press

BY United Press
BRADENTON, Fla, March 81
That world series rivalry of last
year between the st. Louis Cardi-
mails and Detroit Tigers was renewed
here today, with both teams near
exhaustion from two of the Wild
est games of the spring season.
The Cardinals sent Wild Bill Hal
lahan to the mound yesterday at
Avon Park to face the. Columbus
American Association club, and in
five innings he allowed ii hits and
nine runs. Meanwhile the Card
inals were doing some pounding of
their own and finished with a 25-18
victory
The Tigers Sprinkled their lineup
with utility players for their game
with Rochester of the International
League at Lakeland but got three
hit pitching from Marberry and
Halter and won, Ill.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala-The Phila-
delphia Athletics sought their
fourth victory in as many starts TO-
day against the Birmingham Bar
ons of the Southern Association,
whom they whipped yesterday in
10 innings, 5-4. Eric McNair's
| double with Higgins on base won
the game.
TAMPA, Fla. - The Cincinnati
Reds dropped back into minor
league competition today against
the Toronto Internationals, hopeful
of getting some more of the pitch
ing which gave them a 5-to-0 shut
out over the Boston Red Sox yes
terday. johnson gave the Sox only
five hits.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Buck
Jordan, holdout first baSeman of
the Boston Braves, received his ulti-
matum today from the club-Sign
up or travel.
Babe Ruth was shifted from the
outf1eld to first yesterday and
helped the Braves beat the New
York Yankees by 4-3. He will re-
main at the position until Jordan
signs or a replacement has been OBJ
tanned.
LOS ANGELES - The Chica &C
Cubs hoped to end their losing
streak of five defeats within week
when they met the Portland Beavers
of the Pacific Coast League in the
first of an exhibition series at Wrig-
ley Field today The Cubs lost, II
to 3 in an exhibition with the Sc
attic Indians yesterday.
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Flamenco Victor in
Lincolnshire Race

81 United Press
LINCOLN, England, March ~
Lord RoSeberry's Flamenco, a favor
lite. won today's running Of the
Lincolnshire Handicap. first impor-
tant event Of the British fiat racing
season.
The 4-year-old Flamenco thun-
dered past the judges stand three
lengths ahead of Sir Charles Nc
Leod's Bow and Arrow, and j.
Ramsden's Heavyweight, which fin
ished in that order. The rest of the
81 starters were we'll strung out. In
the final betting the winners were
quoted at 81, 40-l and 33-l, re-
spectiyely.
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Direction Is Named

JULIAN G. FIX has been named
y director of the third play of the
Irvington Playhouse, which will be
presented early in May. TryoutS
for this play will be held tonight at
7:30 at the home of the president,
Mrs. Paul T. Spencer, 80 N. Ken
more-rd. Mr.. Fix has been active
at the Civic Theater for the last
eight years, having played in En-
chanted April" Enemy People, "
Royal Family" 1.-TWO Weeks Off,
Riddle Me This" and several
others. John William Rogers light
but sophisticated comedy, Roam
Tho I May" has been chosen for
this third play.
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VITAL STATISTICS


Deaths
Gracemarv Van Geyt. ~. Of 379o N New
jersey, carcinoma.
Fred symes. r. OF 1926 Cornelius. lobsr
pneumonia
Jennie Wishsrd Harmon. 70. ST. Vim
cents Hospital. general peritonitis-
Lawrence Freezing u. OF as Cora,
Chronic myocarditis.
Carrie NJ. Arbucke. 50 OF $50 E seth.
carcinoma
Charles McNerney. ~, Of 1884 Kentucky.
corouary OcCusion.
Dan Collins. A. OF 400 W Washincs
ton. fractured skull
Bertha Kropp "a OF 91T E Minnesota,
chronic nephritis
Joseph Sefrit Combs. 90 of ia N.
Illinois. influenza
Rose Bakius 81, Of 1905 s. Meridian.
cardiac dilatation.
James Crutcher. IS OF AL W. 18th
Place. pulmonary tuberculosis
Harrison L. Mitchell. TO- City Hospital.
skull fracture
Norman Simmons, /. City Hospital lobsr
pneumonia.
Arson ". Terwillegar. 70. OF 945 EuSsns.
cerebral hemorrhage
Karl Hegenauer 40. OF Sis n. Riley.
uremia.
Sophia Harris. SIS. Of sl7 Church.
cholecvStitis
John W Mack. II. Of 22Io Guilford.
a rIte uremia.
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Revue Due at Indiana

"NASINO De PAREE REVUE
~ will open weeks engagement
on the stage of the Indiana Friday
Featured in the company of so will
be Marty May, comedian, who was
seen recently at Englishs in the
musical comedy, Roberta"
Others in the cast include Chiffon
and Thomas, dancers; Tom, Dick
and Harry, radio favorites; Annette
Ames, Barbara Jason and Carol Dee
Lew Brown wrote the lyrics
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-27
DONAHUE TOPS SHOOT
FIELD AT GUN CLUE

Top honors in the singles shoot
at the Crooked Creek Gun Club yes
terday were annexed by c. M
Donahue. who shattered 95 out oil
100 targets Coridan was best in the
25-target handicap, connecting or
%. The complete scores:
Sngles-Donahue 95 Pritchard "a;
Benefiel. ga: Coridan. 90: Tubbs. 81; Evans.
SO; Waters. 80; Silver, 48x5o, Morris. BOX
Handicap-Coridan %: Benefiel. %;
Tubbs. 81 Pritchard 81; Waters 20; Doan.
20; Morris. 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-27
H00SIER 4. c. TEAMS
PLAY FINALS TONIGHT

The top-rated intra-club basket
ball teams of the HooSier Athletic
Club will play of the final game to-
night at in the club gym. John
Layton is captain Of one fnalist
team. while John O'Brien captains
the other.
Twelve teams participated in the
tournament which was played OF
this week under the direction OF
Paul Cooney. basketball coach Of the
club. The winning team will be en-
tertained in the grille after the
game.