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Evening star., 1935-09-20
PLAN STORM DEFENSE
Miami Officials Weigh Bombing
and Block House Proposals.

MIAMI, Fla, September 20 Py.-
Bombing of tropical disturbances and
erection Of blockhouses to shelter in
habitants during hurricanes were pro-
posals awaiting action by the Miami
City Commission today.
William Wister presented a resolu-
tion of the Dade County Unemployed
League setting forth that storm could
be broken up near source by scientific
aerial bombing.
The league suggested blockhouses
Of heavy construction and equipped
with sleeping and cooking facilities to
be erected about the city to house
those who feared their homes might
not withstand hurricane.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

other financial houses closed pending
settlement of the situation.
Thousands of traders and mer-
chants found themselves In possession
of provincial currency, which now is
outlawed except under the one-fifth
depreciation.
Metal money virtually disappeared
overnight and it is difficult even to
obtain coppers for postage stamps or
Jinrikisha fares.
A majority of firms have threatened
to declare bankruptcy and force The
government to take over the losses
resulting from the currency with
drawal. Representatives Of banks and
merchants are streaming to Chengtu
to plead with Gen. Chang to with
draw his orders.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
MONEY VALUE CUT
PRECIPITATES PANIC
Chinese Province in Consterna.
tion Over Partial Repudia-
ton of Bank Notes.
BY the Associated Pres,

CHUNGKING, China, September
U.-Consternation and despair among
the incredulous people of Szechuen
Province today followed Gen. Chang
Kai-Sheks withdrawal of the pro-
vince's bank notes at 20 per cent
discount.
Until today the public had regarded
the generalissimo's orders as a rumor,
but the accomplished fact precipitated
a virtual financial panic as banks and
Evening star., 1935-09-20
TRIAL HINGES ON SURVEY
Whether Murder Occurred in
Texas or Louisiana Is Puzzle,

AeAdo O1 LVUIsIdIId IS FuZZIe.
SHREVEPORT, La, September 20
P).-Surveyors will be called into
action by the Caddo Parish District
Court to determine the louisiana
Texas line west of Greenwood that
authorities may know whether to try
a Staying suspect in Louisiana or
Texas.
A colored woman. Lucille Jeter, ac-
cused of Staying Tella Collins, also
colored, on August "a, was arraigned
for trial in the Criminal Court of
Marshall, Tex. last week. Several
witnesses testified the Staying oc-
CURED on the Louisiana side.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

Birds Susceptible to Disease.
Birds are more susceptible to con.
tagious diseases than mammals.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
BOY, 10, FALLS DEAD
IN ARLINGTON HOME
Heart Ailment Believed Cause Of
Death-Autopsy Will Be
Performed.

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Sep
tember 19.-Ten year old Edward
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Community Chest Dollars in Action

spoiled attitude. but q long talk with
his mother, who willingly told Of all
the things that had happened to Bob,
and another talk with the boy him.
self, the worker and the doctor in
the Child Guidance Clinic found O
reason for Bob's actions that was
quite. unsuspeeted from the surface.
Bob and his father had been real
pals. When Bob was 0, the father
died and Bob secretly vowed then and
there that he would be the father to
his two small brothefs. He figured
that he would take care Of his mother
and in his imaginings, although he
had not earned the money for the fam
fly, he had considered himself head
of It.
The mother married again. The boy
liked his stepfather. but still did not
consider him the head OF the family.
This brought about more friction.
Thought Himself Father.
The case study developed the fact
that the boy was basing all his ac-
tons on the assumption that he was
q father and the head of q family
and 1t was rather difficult for q
father" and head of a family to
conform to the instructions Of q
teacher. It was equally difiicult for
him to play base ball with mere boys
without being permitted to decide
who should umpire and other features
Of the game. And, although these
ideas existed only In his own mind
they made trouble for him right along.
Since coming to the Child Guidance
Clinic, he has begun to realize just
a little how he was fooling himself,
Evening star., 1935-06-16
MORE HoNoRs FOR DINA.

A WASHINGTON resident will be
n sharing the captains quarters on
he Normandie and she will be sleeping
on his bed when the great French liner
makes her second crossing to New
York. She is Dina, the Capitals
famous dressed cat, which recently
sailed with its mistress, Acadia New
man, local artist, on the Normandie's
maiden eastern voyage, with its own
special luggage and ticket for pas
sage.
Rigid quarantine restrictions made
it impossible for Dina to be brought
into England, where her mistress has
gone to do a portrait of Mark Oesterer,
British film magnate, and so Capt.
Puget offered to bring her back to
America as his own special guest and
travelling companion, according to o
wireless message sent to The Star.
Dina has a full wardrobe Of hand
made party dresses with underclothes
to boot, is well known in Washington
restaurants and nightclubs where she
goes for cocktails, and actually drinks
them, her favorite being an Alex
ander." She broke into the movies
recently when newsreel cameramen
filmed her in travelling clothes when
the Normandie sailed, and made head
lines in the New York papers. She
appeared in Washington Wayside q
few weeks ago when she got the spot
light one night at the Shoreham Hotel
when the orchestra struck up "Dinah"
Evening star., 1935-06-16
u. S. URGED TO CALL
PEACE CONFERENCES
Senator Lewis Maintains Meet
ings Would Enable America
to Preserve Neutrality.
BY the Associated Press.

by INC heSOCldtcu EtCss'
A proposal that the United States,
through conferences with individual
nations in Washington, use its good
Offices to bring about general peace
through her agency of friendship to
the world" was made in the Senate
yesterday by Senator Lewis, Demo-
crat. of Illinois.
Asserting there were threats of war
in Europe and Asia, Lewis said such
conferences also would be for the pur-
pose of reaching a better understand
ing as to how America could maintain
neutrality in event of foreign con-
fict.
ANY attempt by warning govern
ments to attach to America the pen
atty Of 'violator of the law followed
by any effort of punishment, would
bring the United States openly in
conflict" he said, adding:
TO avoid this conflict, now is the
time for our Nation to have invited,
through the President, each of the
nations separately which claims to
have grievances either of debt or
trade against the United States.
Here in conference, mutual concession
Of claims and forbearance of nature
; would Immediately restore past
friendships"
Evening star., 1935-06-16
DEMANDS JURY TRIAL
ON NUMBERS CHARGE
Colored Man Arrested as Police
i, Report Customers Stampede and
Tear Down Fence to Escape.

Arrested during a stampede of al
legged customers on the entry of Sergt.
George c.. Deyoe of the police vice
squad, William Henry, johnson, COL
eored, TIT T street, was arraigned, be-
fore Judge John p. Mcmahon in
Police Court today on a charge of
operating lottery He pleaded not
guilty and demanded a jury trial.
Deyoe said that when he walked
into the door johnson was writing
numbers tickets and is or 20 persons
were standing around awaiting their
turn to place BETS. The customers
made rush for the rear yard, where
they were attacked by large police
dog and became so anxious to escape
both from the officers and the snap
ping jaws that they tore down the
fence instead Of attempting to use
the gate s.
johnson, Deyoe said, did not have
time to get up from his seat before
he was arrested. /. On the desk, it Is
claimed, there was $40 in change
and in Johnson's possession they claim
to have found 20 numbers books, all
but three of which had been filled out.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
STATUARY BILL KILLED

House Rejects Proposal to Display
Bush-Brown Work.
The bill sponsored by Chairman
Keller Of the House Library Committee
providing that the Government pur-
chase and erect In q public park In
Washington the group Of statuary by
the late H. X. Bush-Brown, known
rs the Indian Buffalo Hunt" was
killed in the House yesterday, at least
for the present session. There were
three objectors to this measure when
1t was called up on the consent cal
endar. Three previous attempts have
been made by Keller within the past
month to get favorable action on this
measure. This group Of statuary was
for q long time exhibited In Union
Station, where 1t attracted much at
tentien.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
PLAN YEARS ACTIVITY

Offieers Of the Washington Board
Of Trade yesterday began circularizing
the membership as a preliminary step
to the reorganization of the standing
committees for the coming year.
The new officers, headed by John
Saul as president, have already taken
over their duties, but the "a standing
committees have not yet been named.
Members of the trade organization
have been asked to submit their pref
erence for service during the year.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

that there are other ways in which
he can honor his fathers memory,
and that actually he Is still a boy.
Bob has been having q little less trou-
BILE. It will, however. be q long, slow
process for Bob to get accustomed to
this change In roles. However, now
that the clinic has been able to help
Bob's parents and teacher see the
motive Of some Of Bob's behavior, it
Is easier for them to be patient with
him. and to help him along.
The Child Guidance Clinic is main
tanned by the Community Chest.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Washington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

In dedication to the towns most fetet
feline.
y
BUSY BLIMP.
DID you knoto that the little
blnIp, the Enterprise, Which has
been floating abope the city for
more than sir months trapels about
400 miles q day NTH sightseers,
and makes ~ miles on gallon OF
gas. Its cruising speed is about 40
miles an hour and it stays in the
air an Average OF 10 hours a day.
Since it i0ds brought here last year
it has taken more than 5000 pas
senoers ouer the city. IT'S one OF a
feet, aud there are Others in near
by cities. The company that otDns
them has taken $4,000 persons for
air rides iofthout injury to a pas
Sen0eT.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Wins in Essay Contest.

Miss Ernestine. Garofalo, student
at Immaculate Seminary, was awarded
first prize in a national essay contest,
1t. was announced yesterday. Miss
Garofalo's essay on THE Value of
Time In Education was selected from
10000 essays submitted by high school
students in all parts Of the country.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Savannah River Bid $132, ,4S0.

SAVANNAH, Ga, June Is R.-The
Arundel Corp. Of Baltimore was an
nounced today as low bidder to sup
ply spillway gates, build a service
bridge and appurtenances for lock
and dam on the Savannah River un-
der the Federal improvement program
at New Savannah Bluff, IL miles be-
low Augusta. The bid was $l32.4S0.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Today the snake relgnS alone, mice,
insects and frogs having been ex-
pended as daily rations for the reptile.
He can almost always be found coiled
on the rafters, and field personnel
sent to the storage shack for bombs
or flares come back not only with the
supplies but with entertaining snake
yarns as well. The armament oficer
has issued verbal orders to all hands
not to molest the snake.
FAVoRITES.
According to Mrs. Roosevelt,
the Presidents ttpo fdporste sand
1Uiches are shot dogs and toasted
cheese, and he Just looes hot dogs.
FAMILY AFFAIR.
EIGURES run in families.
l. When Benjamin Franklin Uni
versity graduated its class in ac-
countancy at the Mayfiower Hotel
last night the senior class had a dis
tinction not claimed by any other
graduating class in Washington this
year.
There were five sets Of brothers
and sisters who received their de-
grees as graduate accountants when
the diplomas were handed out.
They we're Anna F. and Edith L.
Birkle, Argene I. and Leah N. Rudd,
Lester and Milton Singman, Harry A.
and Tudor Wilton and Robert and
Arthur Willis.
X X X
LAFAYETTE PARK STUMPED.
Stumpy Pete they call him.
That Is to say, he is thus familiarly
known to a few of the many persons
who frequent Lafayette Park. To 9TH
er benchwarmers and sole-punishers
there he is just another Of the many
pigeons on public relief within the
shadow of the White House.
Like his feathered comrades,
Stumpy is as chesty as a D. A. r.
delegate. But he has one popularity
known only to the very observing-he
has a stump leg! In other words, the
claws of one foot are minus. Whether
this is due to accident or design, even
his best friends do not know.
1t may be just coincidence, OF
Evening star., 1935-06-16
125 CHILDREN HEARD
r -MINSTITUTE CONCERT
ID Numbers Include Many In.
struments-Three are Awarded
Diplomas.

One hundred and twenty-five chill
dren ranging in age from Q to II took
part in the seventh annual concert
OF the Public Institute OF Music last
night in the auditorium Of the Will
son Teachers College, Eleventh and
Harvard streets.
There were l8 numbers, presented
by j. L. Zeldon, director OF the school.
including violin and plano solos and
playing by guitar and violin orches-
tras. Diplomas were awarded 10
Vladimir Portianko, Adrain Tolley and
Arthur Holloway.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
SORORITY PLANS MADE
Tau Phi National Convention

Tau Phi National Convention
Here June %, 90 and 80.
Completion Of arrangements for the
annual convention Of Tau Phi Ma
tional Sorority. to be held at the May
flower Hotel June 20, 20 and 30, was
announced today by the Washington
Council. Plans include both business
and social sessions for the large
number Of delegates expected TO at
tend.
Miss Martha M. Bean of this city
will preside over business sessions as
national president.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
MAN OF MANY TITLES.

HAROLD L. ICKES, the man Of
4 = many titles, can fill any role
called upon with the greatest of ease
at given signal.
At press conference the other day
he was asked: "As Secretary of the
Interior and not as chairman of the
Works Allotment Board"
Ickes obhgingly arose from his
chair, walked around 1t and sat down
Evening star., 1935-06-16
ALL MORMONS.

For the first time in its history
as a State, Utah is notD repre-
sented by solid Mormon dele
CATION in Congress. All OF them
attend services at the Mormon
Church near the junction OF Sir
teenth street and Columbia road.
The delegation includes t,Uo Send
tors, William H. King and Ebert
d. Thomas, and tiDo Representa-
tiDes, Abe Murdock and J. W. Rob-
inson. All of them are Democrats
as WeH as M0rmons.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

again facing his newspaper audience
with grim smile.
Nov, as Secretary Of the Interior,
what was that question again7"
Evening star., 1935-06-16

r YNSUSPECTED conditions In
the background Of child's
life often account for strange
~ quirks In his personality. as
IL demonstrated almost daily
In the work of the Child Guidance
Clinic. One Of the most interesting
cases that has come to light recently
was that of boy IA years old and
lame, who insisted on being the boss"
in every undertaking In which he en-
gagged.
Bob, to give him . name, took
the "Ill be captain or I won't play"
attitude, and 1t wasn't 50 bad in the
games in which he INDUCED, but
when he carried IL into the school
room and the home it became rather
exasperating to his teacher and to his
mother and stepfather. The mother
finally decided to take the youngster
to the Child Guidance Clinic, where
a careful investigation Of his case was
made.
Discovers Trouble.
The case worker started on the
assumption that Bobs lameness might
have something to do with 1t. She
thought perhaps he had been PAM
pered and that this had led to his
Evening star., 1935-06-16
SNAKE IN CHARGE.

LARGE black snake mas Iaken
n over the policing Of the pyro-
"A technic storage shack on the
4 J. west edge Of the aviation field
at the Marine Corps base at
Quantico, Va, the Navy Department
has been informed.
Prior to the appearance OF the
snake, many field mice had their
nests in the miniature bclnb boxes in
the shack: many different species of
insects infested the walls and floor,
and families of frogs frequented the
place
Evening star., 1935-06-16

The Community Chest reports
that Its AFFILIATED organizations aid,
in some manner, more than one
fourth OF the entire population OF
Washington during the year. This
10 one OF a series Of stories apear-
ing In The Star each Sunday.
sho,cing typical examples OF the
aid gipen. Only the names are
fictitious.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

GO OFTEN. just a single occasional
piece of good furniture is all that is
needed to bring charm to room. And
it is so easy to find the right occasional
piece at Mayer 6 Co. There are so many
distinctive pieces from which to choose
such comprehensive assortments.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

in dedication to the towns most feted
feline
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Ell baritone Richard Bonelli
Y la o~rquesta de Andre Kostela-
metz cubren hoy ell programa de
los cigarrillos Chesterfield, por
la eadene Columbia, desde las
9 a $50 de la noche.
Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena Co
lumbia: 100, debate de la Uni-
versidad de Columbia contra la
de California; 600, orquesta de
Dick Messner; 6:45, ~organista
Charles Milton; 100, L. Nazar
Kurkdjie; 7:30, concerto de la
orquesta de Edgewater Beach
10 100, discurso por ell senador
|Byrnes; 10:45, melodias de Ca
lifornia; II 100, orquesta de
Glen Gray, y IL 80, orquesta de
Johnny Green.
Estacion de Clearwater Y ca
dena Columbia: :55, opera 81
mon B~ocanegra, por la compa-
MIA del Metropolitan; TAB, Jam
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
STRELLO UNI HIDRO-
PLANO DE LA MARINA
INGLESA

Messina, Stella, Feb. 16.-Un
hidroplano de la marina inglesa
Sc estrell6 aver en- esta ciudad,
pereciendo siete oficiales ingle-
SEES. FL aparato, ell Singapore"
paso por entire bancos de NUDES
y sali6 frente a la montana San
Filippo.
I'm viraje rapido di6 ell pilo-
to, pero ell ala derecha TOGO la
roca. Durante cuatro millas ell
photo trat6 de encontrar qn IL
gar propicio para ell deseenso,
Pasada la aldea de San Filippo
ell hidre deseendi6 de nariz, in
cendiandose. Uno de los cuerpos
sc encontr6 a $50 pies del avi6n.
Cuatro de los cuerpos queda-
ron completamente achicharra-
dos,
La gaceta., 1935-02-16

sesperarSe.... Pero la desespera-
|ci6n es un peligro y un pecado,
bien 10 Sc, y por ESQ me conten-
|go......
-Si,-asintio ell curita. -
La desperation es un pecado,
un peligro.... y una ~tonterla.
/ Que Sc consigue con ella? Ma
da, ofuscarSe, Y la ofuScaci6n
roba al entendimiento la clari :
dad de juicio que necesitamos
para ~resolver en- situaciones di-
|ficiles 10 que mas %convenga. Yo
mo me he desesperado nunca en-
mi vida; he recurrido siempre
a la resignation, y me ha lido
muy bien. iOhi La resignation
es una virtud muy practica, muy
ltil.
Y suhraya sus frases con una
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
CADDOCK DERROTO A BOB
SAVAGE.

Una buena noche tuvo Babe
Caddock, ell excampe6n de la
Florida, Y venci6 a Bob Savage,
ell montanes de entucky.
Savage alz6 en- brazos a su
contrincante 10 trio sobre un pc
riodista; pero Caddock Sc de-
fendi6 valientemente y lie puso
una llave, venciendolo.
Dur6 este combate IA minu-
tos y IS segundos.
Swede Holmberg derrot6 a
Tom MahOney en- 26 minutes y
z Segundos.
Ell "pastor" Hogue, un villa
La gaceta., 1935-02-16

|lblemente, listed yiene a nedir-
me algo,
Y
Escamilla vic ell cielo alberto
con las facilidades que el com
placiente padre lie ofrecia nara
exponer ell objeto de su vista.
Para remediar un NAL
dlJo,-no hay como suprimirlo.
Els evidente,-asinti6 son
riendo ell cura.
81, pues, el NAL que a mi
aflige es la ausencia de FL
Nira, suprimiendo la ausencia.
Sc suprime Ell NAL.
ESQ es.
-Muy bien razonado; y a csc
razonamiento yo anado. Dor mi
parte: para suprimir tan dolo-
rosa ausencia, hay dos medios:
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
CON Los YAM
KEGS

New York, Feb. l6.-Firma :
ron aver sus contracts con los
Yankees, Ell pitcher derecho
Johnny Murphy y el catcher
Arndt Jorgens.
Sc ha dado permiso al vete-
rano jardinero Earle Combs que
Sc fracturara ell craneo en- St.
Luis, la temporada pasada, al
chocar con una cerca, para in :
corporarse al team en- st. Pc
tesburg, el dfa 4 de MARIO,
FL Brooklyn recibi6 aver ell
contrato del jardinerO Ralph
Boyle.
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
LAS PELEAS DEL NONDO
DIE LECHE NO SIC ORE.
CERAN EN- Ell GARDEN

New York, Feb. 16.-LaS di-
ficultades de la corporation Ma
Olson Square Garden se Amen-
taron aver cuando e P6ndo de
Leche acord6 centfatar los te-
rrenos de los Yankees para ofre
Ger sus peleas ae carload. Este
golpe sc considera uno de los
mas Electives recibidcs por esa
empresa en- los ultimos meses.
Bill Farnsworth, director del
Fondo de Leche,s y Mike Jacobs,
promoter, resolvieron apartarse
del Garden Y firmaron I'm con-
trato de arrendamiento de cinco
amos.
Barney Ross, ell campe6R del
peso ligero, y Jimmy McLarnin,
campe0n del peso walter, volve-
ran a pelear en- ell verano. Ross
manifesto recientemente que no
volveria a pelear con ell Garden
Y para probarlo rechaz6 una o.
ferta de $35, 1000.
Sin Ross, ell irlandes no ten
dra un verdadero oponente.
Els probable que ell Garden
presente una pelea de campeo-
nato entire Baer Y uno de los as
pirantes de la primera fila.
Comentando ell contrato de
Baer con ell Garden, Farnsworth
dijo: Yo entiendo que csc con-
trato esta lleno de agujeros.
81 Ell Garden no presenta .
Baer en- JUNO, e~ntonces nadie
podra impedir que Farnsworth
concierte I'm bout" para sep
tiembre.
La gaceta., 1935-02-16

con carga, arrfb6 ell vapor anne
ricano Northern Sword; a des-
cargar productos del petr6leo
lego ell vapor americana Pue I
bio, y ell Western Queen, negado
de Ancona, Italia, cargara fos :
.fato.
Sc hicieron aver a Ia mar los
vapores Point Clear, america :
no, que Sc dirige q puertos del
Pacifico, con escala en- New Or
leans, y Tsuyama Maru, japo :
mes, que regresa a su pats con
un cargamento de fosfato.
Parti6 hacia Cuba Ia goleta
americana Frank A. Morey, car
gada de MADEIRA.
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
LOS DIAB1os kBRDEs CON
QUISTARON Ell CAMPEO-
NATO DE BASKETBALL

Los Diablos Verdes en- st. Pc
tersbug derrotaron aver a las
Panteras de Plant, en- ell basket
ball, y conquistaron ell campeo-
nato de la Conferencia de Diez.
Bushman fue la estrella del
juego, realizando dos magnifi-
cas- jugadas.
Jugaron por ell st. Peters
burg, Bushman, Adcock, Hor :
ner, Valentine y Cover; por las
Panteras, Ginesta, Kearney, Lo
gan, Cradle, Mckay, Downing
Barber.
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
V

No saba ell joven como co :
menZar ell relate de sus contra
.riedades y desventuras; pero ell
sacerdote, que parecia adivinar
sus pensamientos, lie sac6 del
apuro, preguntandole:
u va sabe listed que un dia
de eStos Sc marehan a sus pose
stones de Andalucia, los senores
marqueses de Riabaja?
-Sf, senior; va 10 se,-res :
pondi6 Escamilla, a punto cast
de echarse a llorar, no de dolor,
sine de ira.
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
Como todos los hip6critas,

Como todos los hip6critas,
Candida era muy iracundo.
y con los senores marque-
ses, parte Elyirita,-anadi6 Ell
pater, como 81 Sc complaciese
en- martirizar al joven.
Els natural.
" listed, iclaro!, como anna
a la toven..... PorQne quedamos
en- que la anna de veras, Seh a.
miguito? No Sc trata de un a.
NOR de convenience como los
maliciosos pudieran Greer. HAY
tantos maficiosos en- ell mundo!
Compadezcamoles y sigamos
nuestro canine sin hacer case
de ellos. Sc trata de un amor
verdadero, vehemente.... Pues,
decia, amanda listed a FL
virita, esta separation e tendra
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
LAS BATERIAS DE LOS RO-
JOS EN- HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, Arkansas, Feb.
16.-Los pitchers y catchers de
los "rojos" de Cincinnati practi
caron aver a puerta cerrada, a
causa del NAL TEMPO. Utiliza :
ron los rojos un salon de bale,
hacienda ejercicios calistenicos.
Danny McFayden y Benny
Frey toman parte en- las prac-
ticas,
La gaceta., 1935-02-16
BARTOS HIZO PELEA NULA
CON VIGORELLI

Madrid, Feb. 16.-El gladia-
dor gallego Segundo Bartos hi
70 pelea nula con Vigorelli, en-
diez asaltos. Protest6 ell publico
de la decision, creyendo que
Bartos habia ganado.
En- los ocho asaltos Duarte de
rrot6 a Las Heras; Sixto Diego
vencio a Guillermo Ruiz, por
puntos, en- ocho asaltos, y Ru-
bens Soares venci6 a Nistal, en-
diez asaltos.