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Father Divine's Works

sonification OF Christ, Christ being
Spirit and Mind, Spirit and Mind
being God. Father Divine is the
Manifestation Of the same Spirit
and Mind that was in Jesus, termed
by Jesus as My Father, Jesus said,
My Father and ! are One; they
were One for Jesus Body was
Spirit and Mind. the Holy Ghost
that was in Mary. Jesus Body,
His Life and His Teachings were
and are an Example and Sample
for US to copy after, for He said,
Follow Me, and You Shall have
Eternal Life, and He Said, Let thy
Kingdom come on Earth as it is
in Heaven.
Father Divine has come to full
ELL this Prayer Of Jesus, to Let the
Kingdom come on Earth, the King
dom of God is in the Righteous
Government, that He is now caus-
ing to come into existence; this
Righteous Government is in You
for the Kingdom Of God is Within
You, and You must Let it come, by
doing and Living Exactly as Jesus
taught and lived, for Father Divine
has caused His Spirit and His Mind
to come into the Hearts and Lives
Of Mankind, but only as You Let
and live can You bring this
Righteousness in You to Frui-
ton, along with Justice and Truth,
for when these are functioning in
You can You become Righteous,
and then and there will be living
in the Kingdom of God a Right
eous Government on Earth. This
is the Work of Father Divine; He
is Speaking into Existence for
Your bodily forms, Righteousness,
Justice and Truth, that You may
Personify and Materialize in your
bodies, that they may become part
Of you, for only in this atmos-
phere, in your consciousness and
heart can Christ in You rise and
clean you out as the Spirit and
Mind Of Father Divine hovers over
the Christ in You, it protects It
from all negative thoughts, races,
colers, creeds, malice, hatred, an
ger, prejudice, revenge, deceit,
hgotry, passion, resentment, pre-
conceived ideas, nationalities and
concepts. His Spirit and His
Mind as it rises with the Christ
in you, viii clean you out of all
these corruptible poisons which
tend to separate you from the life
and love Of God. These are the
Words of Father Divine, and the
writer bears witness to them for
this body has been healed Of can
Ger and a bad case Of stammering
and eye trouble, also freed from
the race complex and nationality.
As these aforementioned poisons
rise IN you from time TO time, cast
them out Of your consciousness,
for only when you give them your
body to express themselves in il
when they become a part Of you
and cause you to be the NANTES
tors of the other fellow termed by
the religions the devil Think on
the Name Of Father Divine, cali
on His Name; He viii reveal Him-
self to You for he in Spirit il
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.infalible y puedo equivocarme,
tanto en- mis- Suposiciones como
en- mis- consoles; pero siempre
me servira de disculpa la buena
|i~ntenci6n que me guia...
-Demasiado sabe, que de us
ted no he de desconfiar, ocurra
b que ocurra,-interrumioi6le
ella.
No obstante...
-Hable listed, don Manuel,
liable listed, que me tiene pen
diente de sus labios, Saqueme
del nuevo apuro EN- que me ha-
Ito y sera un favor mas que u
mir a los muchos CUE tengo que
agradecerle. Veamos: 5que pc
recela listed a consecuen-
ella de b que aver lie die V que
sconseja para evitarlos?
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
CAPTURARON EN- CHICA-
GO A UNO DE LOS COM
PONENTES DE LA PARTI
DA BARKER-KARPIS

Chicago, JUNO 3.-Como uno
de los presuntos autores del Sc
cuestro del nino Weyermeau-
ser, de Tacoma, Washington,
los agentes federales arr~estaron
aver a Volney Davis, compo =
nente de la fam9sa partida de
bandidos Barker arpis. Hizo Ell
arresto Melvin r. Purvis, jefe
de la agencia del departamento
de justicia en- Chicago, a quien
acompanaban cinco agentes. Da
Wis fue puesto a bordo de un ae-
rdplano que salio para Tacoma.
FL criminal es un fugitive de la
justicia de Oklahoma, donde Sc
lie condeno a prisi6n por toda la
vida.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
LAS LUCHAS EN- Ell N
DE LOS II,


Ell pr0grama de luchas ddses-
ia noche, en- Benjamin Field la
Arena del 116 de ArtilleriaA Sc
compone de estos encuentr6s
Ell griego Nick Bacalis, cam :
.pe6n de Jugoeslavia, contra e
americana Babe Caddock, ex-
|campe6n de la Florida. Bacalis
derrot6 la semana pasada, EN-
10 minutes, a Tom Mahoney,
Gus Pappas, ell viejo de las
villanias, retornara al doldh6n
como rival del tejano Joe Linsd
|sey.
Tiger Collins, otro especialiS
a en- ''trapisondas', sera ell ri
val del russo Ivan Mikaloff, e
lie la melena enmaranada.
Rudy Strongberg Sc enfren-
tara con ell russo John Podubny.
eel veterano, y Sc buscara un ad-
versario al californiano Sam
Carter.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
Noticias de Base Ball
LIGA AMERICANA

Batearon los Yankees seis
cuadrangulares y con ellos afro
pellaron a los Medals Rojas.
Ruffing parecia tener segura la
victoria, sin carreras por par
tie del Boston, cuando Alamada
bate6 un "jonron." Bill Dickey
descarg6 dos de los batazos de
cuatro e%squinas.
Boston &c, 3h, lie.
New York 7c, 10h, De.
En- un desaflo de bastante in
teres, los senadores hicieron 3
carreras para empatar en- ell no.
veno inning; pero los Atleticos
desempataron Y vencieron en- su
turno al bate. Fue la septima
derota consecutive del team del
"Viejo Zorro"
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ci6n para conjurar ell peligro
Ique preveo?-le pregunt6 ansio
Isamente Elvira.
Y 81 respondiole, dando valor
la sus servicios:
Me parece que 81. Crea us
tied, hija mia, que en- toda la no
che no he dormido, pensando en-
Iesos peligros que listed teme, Y
que quiza no existan, pero de
los que debe precaverse. Como
Sc trata de una causa justa,
,creo que Dios me ha iluminado
Sugiriendome una idea,
Aqui Sc detuvo, como 81 no Sc
atreviese a continuar hablando.
Luego, prosigui6:
lie advierto a listed, Elvi-
rita, 10 mismo que en- varias
o~casiones lie he dicho: no soy
La gaceta., 1935-06-03

Dizzy Dean fue mandado a reti
rar los dltimos bateadores y 10
hizo de manera perfecta salvan
dc ell juego. Jimmy Collins Pc
&c de "jonron.".
st. Luis &c 10h, 2e.
Chicago &c, III, lie.
Con R. Smith en- la Inca de
fuego los Braves vencieron a
los Glgantes, que Sc quedaron
EN- 8 hits y sin carreras.
Ell Boston jugo de manera
.perfecta.
New York DC, Oh, De.
Boston &c, Oh, lie.
Los errores contribuyeron a
que 81 veterano pitcher Tom Ia
chary fuera derrotado por ell Fl
ladelfta,
Alfonso Lopez fue dos veces
al bate y no pogo de Shit" Ell
tamlqeho viene pasando un
slump"
Filadelfia 7c, 10h, De.
Brooklyn sc, 11h, Sc.
Cinco de los innings" del de
safio entire los Rojos y los Pr
ratas Sc jugaron bajo la lluvia,
perdiendo los primeros, que no
jpudieron anotar.
Pittsburg &c, 13h, De.
Cincinnati DC, 5h, lie.
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|

Convenientemente preparado
va ell terreno, ell cura cpmenz6
a desarrollar su plan.
Porque era un plan, modelo
de hipocresia Y astucia, ell que
.llevaba combinado.
DE 10 que listed tuvo aver
la bondad de confiarme,-em-
pez6 diciendo,-se deduce que
aQui, 10 que mas peligro CORE.
10 que convene salvar a toda
costa, es la fortuna de Martha.
5GCr6e listed que Candida
Sc atreva a intentar algo contra
el patrimonio de mi hiia?-pre
Elvira, estremeciendose.
- Libreme Dios de hacer Jul
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clos temerarios, que pudieran
equivaler a verdaderas calum-
Mas! Yo no digo nj dire iamas
que su senior esposo piense en-
a2oderarse de 10 que pertenece
a la nina.
-Entonces...
-Pero una c0sa es ser NAL
.pensado Y otra cosa muv dife-
rente ser precavido. No iuzgo
la question per mi solo, sino por
los dates que listed misma me
facilit6. 81 ma no recuerdo, US
ted me dijo aver que su marido
habia puesto termino a Ia
disputa pronunciando estas O
parecidas palabras: "IYo con-
SECURE por otro canine 10 L
deSeor!"
Ash es.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
DEPORTES
Ell ~VALENCIANO SANGCH1
Ii n AL AMERICA
NO AL BROWN

Madrid, JUNO 3.-El valen-
cianO Sangchili derrot6 anocne
en- Valencia al norteamericanO
Al Brown, conquistando ell THU
10 de campe6n mundial del lpeso
''bantam''. Sangchili venci6 por
puntos, en- renido combate, sien
do esta su segunda victoria So
bre Ell negro lpanameno.
All Brown es reconociuo en-
Europa como ell campeon "ban-
tam; pero la Association Ma
cional de Boxeo de los Estados
Unidos, reconoce como tai cam
pe6n al p0rtorriqueno Sixto Es-
cobar.
Sangchili ha vencido a varioS
de los mejores pGIgiles france,
ses y espanoles de su categoria
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
lab: :t 5:'t = 8 S s' ' : + 's'
= Fuchs dc 1UJlbino actu$
~SSz il

ell menor i.cidente hasta que
hdbe de negarle lpermiso para
iel recibimiento al Normandie"
solo un imbAAe Is capaz de
actuar como Ell "a de hacer-
To-" "Sin el p~asQgemos perfec.
tamente la teniporada. Ahora
no pertenece al club. LIE he da.
do su libertad Unconditional"
Hablando con los periodistas
EN- La casa club del Boston, Ruth
les dijo: Muchachos, siento mt
cho decirles que no Sc
guir con Fuchs Y he res Ito
lpasar a la lista de retiraps w.
~untarios. Me GUSTAV los pelote-
ros del Boston y tengo gran res
peto para ell director McKech-
ME; pero no volvere a jugar
otro desafio con ell Boston mien
tras tai individuo sea presiden-
tie. Ell me ha traicionado. Te-
niendo lastimada una rodilla y
10 pudiendo jugar, lie pedf per-
MISC para asistir al recibimien-
Ito del Normandie. Me 10 neg6 y
dispuso que Ell martes saliese al
terreno con uniforme. Yo no a.
cepto tai conducta conmigo por-
que no neeesito de su dinero
para vivir,"
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
Washington 7c, 11h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, 11h, De.

Los tigres (hicieron saltar a
cuatro pitchers de lbs Medals
Blancas, ganando ell partido cor
anotaei6n de 10 por 5. 81 diret
tor Cochrane descarg0 dos "tu.
.beyes" y un hit en- tres wees al
bate.
A Crowder Sc lie acredit6 el
triunfo.
Chicago sc, 10h, lie.
Detroit 10c, 14h, Be.
Apabullaron los Indios a los
Borwns, con Harder de pitcher,
hundiendol9s mas en- ell s6tano.
Cleveland &c, 11h, lie.
st. Luis &c, 9n, De.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03

Boston, JUNO 3-RenuncI0
aver su puesto en- el G Bos-
ton el famoso ~exjonrronero
Babe Ruth, acusando de mala
fe y falacM al presidente Emil
Fuchs. Ruth sostiene que ell pre-
,sidente lie engan6 y lie traicio-
no, faltando a propesas que Il
habia hecRo. mo jugare otro
desaffo con los Braves mien.
tras Fuchs sea presidente. E.
me engan6 y traicion6".
Al ser enterado de 10 que e
Bambino decia, Fuchs hizo es.
tie comentario: "SoIo un imbe'
Gil puede actuar como Ruth Il
hizo".
Pidi6 permiso ell BambinC
para aSlStlf q las cefemOnldS Qt
recibimiento del vapor frances
Normandie, que llegara ell MAI
ties a New York, y lie fue mega.
do.
''McKechnie, ell director, me
dijo que no Ipodia tolerar que
Ruth entrase y saliese a su gus
toa que este servia para que
brantar la discipline del team
Tan pronto ell Bambino anuncit
SUI retirada los Braves recupe.
raron su buena forna",
"Nunca tuve con ell Rambint
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
EN- LA ARENA DE
SEMINOLE HEIGHTS

La posta No. Hide la LIZ
gi6n Americana, ofreeera M
mana martes su &costulhbrR
programa semanal, en- la 90
de Sefh;nole Heights. Pixie
Davidson Sc batira X2ay
Covington. Tony Dial STi-
ger Joe Conrick; FraI .e Ca
.llahan con Bill McCrdry, jim
my Mira con A. c.. kikens y
Gordon Monroe coQGohnn} Ell
gleberger.
Esperase una ntREor concu-
rrencia que en- semanas Aante-
riores a causa de la bonda1 pu
gilistica del cartel anunc Pdo.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
La Gaceta Folletin No. l9l
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

envi0le a lamar.
Ell cura acudi6 sOlicito al la-
mamiento Y aquella misma tar
de presentose para ponerse a
las 6rdenes de la sonora mar
quesa.
Esta lie refiri6 10 ocurrido.
DON Manuel parecio muy
preocupado.
La cosa es grave,-dijo y
debo pensarla. Volvere manana
a decirle a listed 70 que Sc me
ocurra... No Sc apure y ALA We
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
CApITULo XII
1866, ~&s
POGO a POGO el padre CeTTada
Aegd al fin

C%umpliendo su promesa, ell
padre Cerrada preSent6se, al
dia siguiente, a visitar a Elvi-
ra.
Esta aguardabale con ansie-
dad.
FL cura llevaba va eStudia-
do su plan, Y bien cIaro decia
que estaba satisfecho de 81, la
hip6crita sonrisa que entrea-
bria Sus labios.
7iMe trae listed una solu-
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
renloS.

remos.
Y sali6 pensando:
Else Candida. no tiene
.pelo de tai, Y mucho sera que NO
haga alguna trastada que dele
en- la miseria a Elvira... y
iquien sabe 81 a su hija! Lo pri-
nero me tiene sin cuidado; pc
70 y segundo hay que impedir-
10 a toda COSTA"
Y, como resumen de suS re-
flexiones, exclam6:
i Hay que asegurar la par
te de la nina!
Que era, despues de TODD, 10
unico que a 81 lie interesaba.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
INSTITUTE DEL NINO
NO1K1O1U DIAU IVk1VU
Sociedad de Servicios Medicos exclusiva-
mente para Nin.o s. = Servicio Medico, Die
tetica, Hygiene ~Infantil. Especialidades

Con motives de cambios ocurridos en- ell personal facul-
tativo del INSTITUTE DEL NINO, y para general como
cimiento de los senores asociados, tengo ell gusto de a.
nunciarles ell nuevo horario de Consultas que comenzara
a regir, a partir del lunes 3 de JUNO del corriente:
HoRARIO DE CoNSULTAS:
DR.. N. SPENGLER: Diariamente, de 8 a IL a.
m. en- ell Departments de Dietetica Hygiene Infantil
del INSTITUTE DEL NINO, 81, 313, 315 E. Ross Ave.
DR.. J. SILVERIO - Martes, Jueves Y Sabado de
3 a 5 p. m. en- ell INSTITUTE DEL N1NO, 81, 313, 315
E. Ross Ave. Microbes de a a 5 p. m. en- Ybor City,
1902 Septima Avenida. - Lunes Y Viernes, de 5 a 6 o.
M. en- West Tampa, 1905 Isolina st.
DIR. ]. Martes y Sabado de IL a IL m.
en- ell INSTlTUTO DEL NINO. 81, 313, 315 E. Ross Ave.
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de A a 5 p. m. en- Ybor CT
ty, 1902 Septima Ave. - Jueves de 7 a 8 p. m. en- West
Tampa, 1706 Isolina Street.
DIR, G, ROIG: = Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de a
p. M. en- Ybor, 1725R Ia. Ave. - Martes v Jueves de
$3.50 a $50 P. N. en- West Tampa, 1706 Isolina st.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA
VENDEDORES DE C

VENDEDORES DE SEGU-
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men,
suales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Cardenales han ganado
seis juegos consecutivos, subien
do al segundo puesto de la liga.
La gaceta., 1935-06-03
Losprogramas de boxeo de la semspa
en- toda Ia cion

New York, JUNO 3.-La pc
lea de mas Importance de la
presente fmana la sostendran
en- Hollywood, California, Ell We
nidero viernes, Make Rosen-
bloom e~xcampe6n del peso Ii
ger0m Ford Smith, de Seattle,
estaS Washington.
La mn nod-e, e. San Fran
cisco, "stede" @efglund Sc
|tira con Ray Ectis, y eye-
kane, Gin rley Masssrass. gel
oponente + Tiger Js1teFox.
Hoy luses, en- Pittsbur2, ell
negro ,Inhn Hurry Lewisade
Arizonaiiselearas con Tom Pat
Trick, de los Angeles.
Albaau New York vera en-
acci6n IA Willie Pal y Irish
Eddi{ Brink. Miami, Florida,
prest.nta a frankie Blair CO.
mo rial de George Clausen, En-
Paterson, New Jersey, Steve
La gaceta., 1935-06-03

LA tIACETA
Il periodico en- idioma Espaloi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscripcion semanal: 20 cents
|
reiefono Y3792
1898 7th Ave. Ybor City. Fla.
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09

of elimination, who should earn
the right to meet Jack Dempsey
for the heavyweight champion
ship of this world, we were one
of the 10000 persons in that
gigantic fistic bowl that memo
rable night, who saw Wills give
Firpo the worst beating of his
career in that 12-round bout, which
went the limit; tonight's fight
parallels that encounter in many
respects; in eliminating Firpo,
Wills removed from his path the
outstanding fighter who stood be-
tween him and Champion Demp-
sey; it is a matter of history that
Wills never realized his ambition
to fight for the heavyweight title.
Tonight Joe Louis, in his on
ward march to force Braddock into
battle for the championship,
will essay to eliminate Levinsky
and subsequently blast Schmeling
and Baer from the picture. AS
in the case of Wills, will history
repeat? Ny answer is in the
negative; the present economic
condition of the fight game pre-
cludes the possibility of a box
office attraction like Joe Louis
being denied an opportunity to
fight for the championship of the
heavyweight division; during the
time Wills was fighting, big gates
and large purses were frequent,
but after the defeat of Dempsey
and the retirement of Tunney, in
terest in boxing almost became
nil; Joe Louis, with his tremen-
dous crowd-appeal, has revived in
terest in fistic affairs, so it is quite
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
M. p. Webster,
Porters' Union
V.-P., Coming Sun.

Frank Boyd, local representative
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters, No. 1903 of the A.
F. of L., announced Tuesday the
coming of M. P. Webster of Chi
cago, national vice president of the
union.
Mr.. Webster will arrive in the
Twin Cities Sunday. Meetings will
be held each afternoon at 2 p. m.
from Sunday to Thursday in st.
Paul. Similar meetings will be held
for the Minneapolis porters each
evening at 8 p. m. during the same
period.
The first meeting scheduled has
already been set for the Halle Q.
Brown House, 553 Aurora, Sunday
afternoon, August IL, at 2 p. m.
Information concerning the meet
ings may be obtained by calling
Dale 5732.
Mr.. Webster has important in
formation for the porters, Mr..
Boyd said.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
JOE RECEIVES OVATION

Levinsky is introduced first and
received generous applause, but it
seems a Joe Louis crowd for Joe
receives a greater ovation.
The bell sends them on their
scheduled 10-round bout; they
meet in the center of the ring and
approach one another cautiously.
Louis is the first to assume the
aggressive; he extends his left
arm its full length, but makes no
attempt to use it; he finally feints
Levinsky into the desired position
and floors him for a short count;
Levinsky is up and attempting to
land one of his famous right
swings, but Louis keeps on top
of him and Levinsky's efforts are
futile; a few seconds later LEVIN
sky is down again; and the fans in
Continued on Page Six)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
GRAY'S CUT-RATE FEATURES
LOWEST DRUG PRICES

Gray's Cut-Rate Drug Store is
the economical drug store of st.
Paul. Money back guarantee, If
not satisfied. Money refunded
without question is one of the
notices of this downtown store
located across from Schuneman's.
Gray's boasts that it is "the
friendly store of service" Guar
anteed lowest prices prevail. This
newest st. Paul cut-rate store
near Sixth ST., next to Pants store,
across from Schuneman's.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
Annual Tennis
Meet Set For
August 1925

The annual Twin City Tennis
Tournament will be held on the
mornings of August 18 and % at
Sumner Field and Chicago Field.
William Penn, winner last year, is
a favorite to repeat. Such old
timers as DR.. Howell, DR.. Mober-
ly, Leo Bohanon, Otis Woodland,
and DR.. r. w. Hatch may be in
the running, although some of
these have expressed the desire to
remain among the spectators. En-
tries must be phoned in to Phyllis
Wheatley before August 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
Leading Dance
Bands To Vie
At Benefit

Four of the leading Twin City
dance orchestras, radio and night
club favorites will hold a ''battle
of music" at the Apex Hall, Thurs
day, August Is, at a benefit for the
Citizens Community Union, a vol
unteer group which in the past
month has secured eight jobs for
colored people on the Minneapolis
North Side. The organization
plans to carry on its picketing
campaign.
Hall Operators Donate
The operators of the Apex also
showed their true colors when they
gave the union the hall free of
charge.
The Perry Printing Co. of Min
neapois furnished the posters for
the dance.
Entertainers to Perform
In addition to the music of the
we'll known bands, performers
from various night spots have of
fered their services. The follow
ing bands gladly donated their
services to the "picket line" COM
mittee in charge of the hall: The
Rock GAM Cotton Club Orchestra,
WTCN star broadcasting outfit;
the Scottie Williams Black Cat
Orchestra; C. Sharp and His Seven
Flats, also radio artists, and the
Apex Orchestra, an aggregation
which is rapidly becoming popu-
lar. Just imagine, four good
bands for the price of one, and all
for a charitable and worthy cause.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
Joe Louis Blasts His
Way Towards Fistic Top
By Defeating Levinsky
Hamlet Rowe Gives HighIights of Fight

obvious that the most biased man
ayers and promoters will not per-
NIT their prejudices to interfere
with their financial betterment;
it is the opinion of this writer that
Louis is sure to get a crack at the
title.
While waiting for the main
event, and still in reminiscent
mood, we recall that it was in
this ball park that we saw Young
Jack Thompson, Aug. 80, 1928,
knock out Champion Joe Dundee
in the third round of a non-title
bout; and again we remember that
it was in Chicago that we saw
the late Tiger Flowers robbed of
his middleweight crown, when
Referee Benny Yanger gave the
verdict to Mickey Walker at the
conclusion of their 10-round fra
cas-, also that it was here in Chi
cago that we saw Jack Dempsey
victim of long count by Referee
Dave Barry; while waiting for the
gong to start Louis and Levinsky
on their way in their 10-round
bout, we cannot help from recall
ing those unfair incidents, all
happening here in Chicago. We
cannot brush aside the veil that
obscures our vision from the
things of the future, but it is our
belief that Joe Louis will not be
a victim of a bum decision to-
night, for like Sam Langford, the
Brown Bomber" will take into
the ring with him tonight his
own referee, his mighty dukes;
Louis terrific blows are his
greatest assurance of a fair de-
cision. We won't have to worry
about the outcome much longer,
for it will only be a short time
before tonight's battle will be a
matter of history.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
New Keystone
St. Paul Hotel
Is Redecorated

The New Keystone Hotel, 379
Carroll Avenue, has been COM
pletely remodeled, with new furni-
ture and bedding. You will enjoy
and also appreciate the comfort
of visiting our rooms. Buffet lunch
and a tap room down stairs where
they serve beer. Regular meals
served daily. Barbecued beef and
ribs served also. Carroll Williams
is the proprietor of the keystone.
Telephone number is Dale 921S.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
Women's Day
At St. Peter
Church Sunday

Sunday, August IL, is women's
day at st. Peter Church, Mime
apolis. Women will have complete
charge of the days activities.
Mrs. Fannie B. Lewis, general
chairman, together with other
committees, have worked out an
eleven o'clock service, the three
o'clock service, and the regular
night service. Special music has
been prepared by many of the
city's well known musicians.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-08-09
BEFORE THE FIGHT
By Hamlet B. Rowe

White Sox Ball Park, Chicago,
Ill, Aug Tonight as we view
the great crowd rapidly filling the
seats to witness the fistic squabble
between Joe Louis, the devastat-
ing Detroiter, and King Levinsky,
the loquacious larruper, it sends
our memory back to Sept. IL, 1924,
when Harry Wills and Luis Angel
Firpo met at Boyle's Thirty Acres,
Jersey City, to see, in the process