davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cp0RTCC0pE Random Snapshots Made
Nj UNI NVUl l. of Interesting Folk
~ ~ in d. c. Sports.
RY RIrRTON S. HAWKINS.

ried the pigskin for Tech and Duke
University Chuck Egan. former
Notre Dame foot ball husky and now
an assistant city editor of The Star,
is sought eagerly for race horse dope
Chuck can tell you the history
of almost any nag.
Max Rote, past captain of G. W..
us SWIMMING team, teaches the kid
dies and cuties at the Shoreham how
to swim Bob Knight and Marie
Duval, tops among the local divers.
also tops to each other The boss
Denman Thompson, Jim Bergman,
Francis Stan and the writer all re-
solve to give up golf after disas-
trous round at Kenwood Alec
Biondi, mighty swell halfback who
wasted his talent with Business High
several years ago. is running money
for a local bank others seen at
the Lake :. Carroll Shore, who 'ank
snowbirds for Central and Hoya froSh.
Hook Is Versatile.
GAM HOOK, one of the best basket
ball guards in the District, also is
q capable catcher :. Bernie Buscher,
Maryland University end; Martin
Fisher, former Central end, and Ed
DeLisio of Central and St Johns
College, Annapolis, gridiron fame, was
q diamond ace Of several seasons ago
the most exact score sheets DOS
sible being turned in by A. L. Pierce.
who takes care of the United States
Government League -. . Tex Stoney,
manager of the Districts new semi
pro base ball team. fighting the waves
at Arundel-on-the-B Bay, as was Bob
Galloway, former G. w. U. end . 3.
and Jack Wilton, prominent local
swimmer, bouncing boisterous boys at
Maryland Club Gardens.
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Runs-Moses. Cramer l2). Johnson. HiR-
sins. McNair. Berry. Hill -; Rolfe -,
kirk (2). Allen C2J. Errors-Hiesins Nc
Nsir. Blaeholder.. Hill. Moses. Newsome,
Chapman. Runs batted in-McNair, Moses
(2l. Gehrie t5l Selkirk 90. Jorgens HiR
gins t3l, Rolfe Lazzeri RYAN. Finney.
Two-base hIts-Cramer Higgins Three
base hit-Moses. Home runs-Selkirk t2l.
Gehris Stolen bases-McNsir, Warstler.
Left on bases-New York Q; Philadelphia,
>. Bases on balls-Of Allen. 4: of Blae-
Allen o: by Benton. :" Hits-Of Bae-
holder : in n, innings: of Benton. L. in
A., innines LOSING pitcher-Blaeholder
Umpires-Messrs. MCGOWAN. Quinn and
Owens. Time-2:35
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NO TOURING FOR MATS

Griff Refuses to Let Trio Make
Jaunt to Mexico.
By the Associated Press.
Earl Mack, Philadelphia Athletics
coach, who is rounding up team of
major league base ball players to tour
Mexico this Fall, reckoned without
Owner Clark Griffith when he signed
up three Washington Senators for the
trip.
So Mack now must do some more
recruiting.
Grifith has laid the law down to
Pitcher Earl Whitehill Outfelder
Heinie Manush and Infielder Ralph
Kress, prohibiting them from making
i. any off-season tours. h
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TRACK MEET AT READING.

READING. Pa, August 10.-The
fifth annual Berks County open track
and field championships will be held
on Saturday. August "a, at George
Field by the Department OF Public
Recreation.
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Runs-Gehringer. Fox %. Owen. Err
ror-Radcliff Runs batted in-Owen 90.
Cochrane, Gehrineer. Two-base hits-Fox.
Owen Tietje. Piet. Hayes, Home run
GehrinRer, Sacrifice Left on
balls-Bridges Strikeouts-By Bridges. 4;
by Tietje. 3 Hits-Of Tietje, z in : in
nings: of Salveson. in inning. Um-
pimes-Messrs. Dinneen and Kolls. Losing
pitcher-Tietje Time-1:36.
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FAMOUS SIRE DIES.

DUBLIN, August 10 (Pl.-Tetrarch,
famous race horse before the World
War and sire since Of many fine
thoroughhreds, died at the stud here.
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'Batted for Dietrich in ninth.
PnllaOelDnla ---------- nVu bOu
New York 200 020 21X-1
Runs-Johnson, Higgins. Rolfe 81.
Chapman t2). GehriE, Ryan. Errors
Chapman 90. Ryan. Johnson. Runs
batted in-Dickey (2), Gehrig az. Hig-
gins McNsir. Two-base hits-Dietrich.
GehIig Three-base hit-Ryan. Stolen
base-Chapmal Double plavs-Ryen TO
Laz5erf to Gehrie; Foxx to McNair 10 Foxx.
Left on bases-New York, Z: Philadelphis;
10 Bases on bslls-Oh Dietrich. 81 on
Broaca. 4 Strikeouts-By Dietrich. q;
by Broaca. T. Passed ball-Richsrds. Um-
pires-Messrs. Quinn. Owens and Meow
an Time-1:52.
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Official Score

1OldIs ----------- II II
'Batted for Newsom in fourth.
tBatted for Petit in sixth.
4Batted for Russell in eighth.
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National

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York 6-l: Philadelphia. SO.
Boston, e. Brooklyn. <.
St Ioiiis rhscsoo sn' o'
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League Statistics
SUNDAY. AUGUST IL, 1888.
American
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Boston. .: Washinston. 3.
Detroit &, Chicago. o.
New York 1S-7; Philadelphia. 10.
st. Louis 8; Cleveland. ).
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Bean won ]; Weavef won !, lost ];
Burke won 2. Spst 81 Stewart lost /.
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GAMES TODAY.
Wa Sh. at Bos. f21,
Phila. at N. Y.
Cleveland ~ St. L.
Chicago at Detroit.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
No games scheduled
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II INIH4NCLS
e.; g. & =: e.: .: : e: :; : y: y;
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qualihers must play in all quarter
final sessions as designated by tour
nament manager, until eliminated.
4. A q~uarteT-hnal session viii on
sist Of FIVE games. Winners of three
out Of five Will play in second ses-
sion and winners of three of out five
in that session Will play in third Ses-
sion.
5. II any byes are necessary on
account of irregular numbers Of con-
testants they will be selected by
draw at discretion Of tournament
manager.
6. Semi-Final Rounds: All win
ners in third session Of quarter
finals will enter semi-final play.
Play will consist Of seven games to
a session. Winners of four out of
seven in ;irst session will play in
second session and so on until num-
Der Of winners is reduced to 16 Of
less.
7. FnaliSts will play at time
designated by tournament manager,
every hnalist being required to play
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one game with every other finalist.
Contestant winning greatest num-
Der of games in finals will be de-
clared first prize winner and city
champion. Second, third and fourth
places will be likewise determined.
In case of any ties among fnalists
for first, second, third or fourth
place, tying contestants will be re-
quired to play off the tie on a basis
Of three OUT of five games.
8. In the event of disputes or dis
cusSions pertaining in any way to
the play, or conduct of tournament,
the word o. the tournament man.
ager shall be considered final and
all entrants must agree to abide by
his decisions.
No player under 16 years of age
admitted. No gambling permitted
in tournament. These rules and
playing instructions have been pre-
pared under the direction of P. Hal
Sims, and are approved as official
by HIM.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

months Of the Federal Emergency
Relief Administrations project for
library repairs.
Mrs. Letitia Hall Carter, state
director of women's work for the
Governors Commission on Unem-
ployment relief, in making this re-
port today, told of eight projects
in Indiana completed, and of Al
still in operation. These have given
employment to 233 women.
Three of the projects call for two
workers each, one to do clerical
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PAGE 8

naping Of John S. La Bait, local
brewer, may be taken from Middle
sex County Jail here to Portsmouth
Penitentiary. Kingston, Ontario. to-
day.
He was convicted by a Supreme
Court jury after one hour and is
minutes elaboration, and sentenced
by Justice G. F. Mcfarland yester-
day.
Meisner, blind in n eye, and
looking older than his 55 years, ac-
cepted the sentence calmly.
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work and indexing, the other to do
cleaning and repairing work on
books. Ten larger projects are using
the services Of AZ women in skilled
and unskilled labor, Mrs. Carter
said. City, county and school IL
braries and the State Library are
listed as %bene1ting from the FERA
library projects.
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UNDER the doctors care,
Or in the hospital, you would get a
ii0U.d laxative. And the liquid form
is what you would use at home, if
YOU knew what a doctor knows
A. liquid laxative can always be
taken in the right amount. You can
gradually reduce the dose. Reduced
dosage IS the secret of real and safe
relief from constipation.
The right liquid laxative gives
the right kind of help, and the right
amount of help. When the dose is
repeated, instead of more each
time. you take less.
Once you have experienced this
comfort. you will never return to
any form of help that can't be
regulated to suit the need.
The liquid laxative generally used
Is DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 1t
contains SIENNA and c~ascara. and
these are ndtufa, lava.iveS that form
no habit = even with Children. Its
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44OO LIBRARY BOOKS
BACK IN CIRCULATION
Federal Relief Projects Are
Reported.

Women librarians who are not
holding library positions have aided
in returning 44O0 books to ctcula-
ton in Indianapolis in the first TWO
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A man posing as the brother OF
Miss Betty Lindsey, $50 Fletcher
av. entered her board house room
yesterday and stole clothing valued
al $3.50.
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La BATS kIDNAPER
is GIVEN Is YEARS
Midwest Gambler Sentenced
Speedily in Canada.

By United Press
LONDON, Ontario, Feb. David
Meisner. Covington (Ky) gambler.
sentenced to IS years for the kid
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A Royal Marriage may be NEEDED
for 20 points and A. 10. J OF suit
added later for sequence $50
points,. Il sequence is melded first.
however. the Royal Marriage in II
can not be designated as a separate
neld. nor may the second K or Q
of trumps be added to make 40 ad-
ditiOnal points.
Card Count-Aces. 10: Ten Spots,
10: Kings, 10; Last Trick. 10.
Cut for Deal
4. Play-Cut for deal: High ace.
Ten deals. Hand consists Of II
cards dealt one at a time. The 25th
card TO be turned for trump.
During draw. players need not
beat lead or follow nit even in
trump. Higher card Of suit led
wins. unless trumped. After meld-
ing. If he has a meld. winner Of
trick draws top card Opponent
takes nexu and leads for next trick
After Talon is exhausted. second
player on each trick must not only
follow silt. but must win trick if
possible. Holding no cara Of suit
led. player must trump If possible.
5. NEEDING. Neither player may
meld except Immediately after tax
ing trick and before drawing card.
Only one combination may be
NEEDED for each trick taken. Cards
used in NEEDING may afterward be
led or played on tricks. Player
holding DIX % Of trumps) may,
upon taking a trick. exchange it for
exposed trump and score 10 points.
he can not make any other meld at
same time. PinOChle may be NEEDED
with Spade Marriage counting a
total Of so points II spades are
trunpS or so If not.
Game Is 1000 Points
6 Game. 1000 Points. Winner of
game shall be first player to reach
1000 points either though point
count or meid.
Z. Score Count: Each twOsome
shall keep own point cor during
games. They Will sign their own
and opponents card after each
game as designated by tournament
manager. Every score card must be
turned in at close of every session.
ANY eraSureS or changes on cards
must be made in presence Of official
and initiated by him at time Of
change.
s. No player shall play more than
one game during any session with
the same opponent unless so in
structed By tournament official.
Method of Elimination
1. A session in preliminary or
qualifying rounds will consist Of
three games. ANY player losing two
or three games in any preliminary
session is out Of further COMPETE
ton. Winners Of ? or 3 games in
any n Of the three preliminary
sessions are automatically qualified
without further qualifying play.
:. Players are permitted to play in
only y OF the three preliminary
sessions.
3 Quarter-FInal Rounds: All
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OFFICIAL RULES
ANNOUNCED FOR
PINOCHLE MEET
City Championship Tourney
Sponsored by Times
Opens Feb. !9.

Following are the Official rules
and playing instructions IN the
citv-Wide PinOchle championship
tournament sponsored b. The In
dianapOlis Times under the general
direction o. P. Hal Sims. foremost
authority on contract bridge. pi-
nochIe and other card games. and
author OF many books on bridge.
The tourney starts FEB. ls al the
Columbia Club.
i. Play viii be individual. the
game being two-hauded pinochle.
Play will be for games instead Of
points. 1000 points constituting a
game. The 20 card Bicycle Pinochle
pack VIII be used. All play viii be
az night. Hours viii be announced
soon.
>. Sc0ring-The meld and score
count VIII follow that in Sims
"Pinochle Pointers and no varia-
tious viii BE- permitted.
2 The mcIf-
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H
Laxative
Question"
az ~
DOCTORS SETTLED 1T,
LONG AGO.

action is gentle, but sure. 1t will
clear up a condition of biliousness
or sluggishness without upset. You'll
like its taste, and like its action. It's
pleasant to take, and won't sicken
you like a violent cathartic.
So, try Syrup Pepsin. Take
regulated doses until Nature re-
stores regularity. Those who have
made the liquid test" know why
most doctors favor a liquid laxative
like DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Get a bottle today.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20
.CAPTU RADIO Ell BANDGDO
BENITO VAZQUEZ

Madrid, agosto 20.-Al minis
tro de la gobernaci6n Sc lie aVi-
sa la captura del bandido Benz
Ito Vazquez, en- la Sierra de Mi
liar, cerca del pueblo de Jime-
ma de Olivia.
I'm vecino, Baldomero San
chez, vecino de Ojen, vic que
'Benito rondaba la finca "El
Rinconcillo", pero no tuvo item
Ipo de avisar a la fuerza publ
ca. AL dfa siguiente ell delincuen
tie Sc present6 a una muchacha,
rogandole lie comprase papel y
lapiz para escribir a la guardia
civil. La muohacha lie ofreci6
complacerlo, pero en- lugar de
este fue al Quartet de la guar
|dia civil y dijo donde Vazquez
|pudiera ser encontrado.
Por ell servicio Sc ha felicita-
do al teniente coronel de la Co
mandancia,
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ACONSEJA QUE LOS PRE-
SOS SEAN TRATADOS Sc


Berlin, Agosto 20.-Hablan-
do aver ante mas de 400 dele
IgadoS de so naciones, ell minis
tro de justicia, Franz Guert :
ner, manifesto que para prote-
ger y defender a la comunidad
nacional del delincuente, del
malhechor, ell l6gico resultado es
la severidad en- ell trato a los pri
sioneros, de modo que ell casti-
go pueda nivelarse con ell ma
causado. Guertner anunci6 que
ell gobierno nazi definitivamen-
tie ,ha rechazado ell viejo princi-
.pio legal: mo habra castigo 81
IA ley no es infringida."
EXplic6 mas tarde ell ministro
10 de la severidad, afirmandc
que s~ignifica subordinaci6n, OF
den y obediencia, con trato hu.
mano que reconozca al prisio
nero sus necesidades whales der
tro de la congratulated con e
encarcelamiento.
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CUBA AL Ola
(Viene de la Ia

-Ha anrnciado su candida
tura para el gobierno provincial
de la H2bana la marquesa de
Piedra, una feminista.
Sc dan por fracasadas las
gestines de pacto politico en-
tire los centristas del DR.. Carlos
Manuel de Cespedes y ell Parti-
do del Oral. Menocal. C6spedes
quiere para la presidential, a 10
Sc cpone Menocal, que la desea
para 81. No Sc lie ha podido ofre
Ger al exembajador en- Espaha
la vicdpre.idenNa lporqua esta
Sc dara az DR.. Santiago Verdeja.
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PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia 500, Eddie House
al (rgano; 5:15, la verdad;
$50, orquesta rusa; 5:55, no
ticias; 600, orquesta de La
Porte; 7:15, p;anista Carrow;
1880, tntermed;o dramatico;
$3.50, orquesta Waring; $50,
canciones de Cooper; 9:45, or
questa Prima; 1000, orquesta
Whaler;; 1920, orquesta de
Fiorito; 1900 orquesta sinf6-
MICA de San Francisco, y 1880
orquesta de Weems.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y
cadena NaSional: $50, mott
cias; 600, concerto; 6:15, To
ny y Gus; 1900, orQuesta de
Reisman; 1880, hermanos Dor
sey; $3.50 orquesta Duchin;
900, programa NBC; 1000,
bale; 1890, Paul Whiteman;
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oriental de Marruecos al gene
raj de brigada dor Emilio Mo
la Vidal; nombrando conan
dante militar de Baleares al ge
neral de division don Carlos
Masquelet Lacaci; disponien-
do que ell general de brigada
don Rafael Lopez Gomez cese
en- ell mando de la primera bri-
gada de artilleria; concedien-
do al general de brigada don
Jose Miaja Menant, la gran
cruz de la 0rden Militar de
San Hermenegildo; disponien-
do que no Sc podran ~instalar O
ampliar fabricas de azucar sin
previa authorization otorgada
por acuerdo del Consejo de Nj
nistros; otorgando la medalla
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DOS ACTOS
DE MCKAY

Los amigos del candidate a
alcalde ST.. D. B. Mckay cele-
braran hoy dos actos polfticos
uno EN- ell parque de Highland
Y ell otro en- ell 3106 de la Sep
TINA avenida.
Hablaran en- ell primero de
esos lugares los Sres. Mckay,
Don Thompson y A. A. Ham
ilton, y en- ell segundo j. Milton
McEwen, Jimmy Blain y C. l.
Campbell.
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AsAN DE $4,000 re NscRRdSE&.s

Al cerrarse los libros en- la
noche de aver, ell total de ms
cripciones era de 34,086.
En- las elecciones de hace
cuatro amos ell gdmero de ms
cripciones era de 22,004. Las
nueVas inscripciones desde que
los libros Sc abrieron, en- julio
9, llegan a 20,046.
He aqul una lista del total
de inscripciones por districts:
Sur de Lafayette, 95 viejas y
1870 nuevas; Norte de Lafayet-
tie, 1876 viejas y 232 nuevas;
sur deAyde Park, 525, anti
Iguas y 965 nuevas; oeste de
Hyde Park, 1913 viejas Y 627
nuevas; norte de Hyde Park,
442 viejas y 1850 nuevas;
Grand Central, 281 viejas y
369 nuevas; Polk a Fortuna,
1873 viejas y 348 nuevas; norte
de Fortuna, $50 viejas y 6O2
nuevas; sur de Henderson, ITS
viejas y 436 nuevas; norte de
Henderson, Ala viejas y TIC
nuevas; sureste Ybor City, SIG
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Iviejas y 753 nuevasy suroeste
Ybor City, 282 viejas y 1O7
nuevas; noroeste Ybor City,
1913 viejas Y $50 nuevas; nor
tie de Ybor City, 600 viejas y
586 nuevas; noroeste de Ybor
City, 1857 viejas y I'll nuevas;
E. Tampa Heights, 376 viejas
y 944 nuevasS IOeste Tampa
Heights, 479 viejas y 925 nue.
vas; Palmetto Beach, 7C6 nue.
vas y 459 viejas; Sur Gary, 538
viejas, $50 nuevas; noroeste
Tampa Heights, Ala viejas Y
925 nuevas; suroeste Seminole
Heights, TAG antiguas Y $50
nuevas; suroeste de West Tam
pa, 103 viejas y 149 nuevas;
norte del Gary, 305 viejas Y
544 nuevas; noroeste, Semino-
lie Heights, $50 viejas Y $50
%nuevas; West Tampa, 606 vie
jas y 1886 nuevas; NE Tampa
Heights, 606 viejas Y 1918 nue.
vas; Sc Seminole Heights, 751
nuevas y 100 viejas; NE Semi
mole Heights, 232viejas y 731
nuevas.
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Las faeStds del AStWr9aa0

Las fieStas del Astar9aa0
Volvemos hoy a tratar de las
fiestas que celebrara la socie-
dad astur.
Corresponds la primera al
picnic que bajo los a~uspicios de
la Secci6n de ~Intereses tendra
efecto ell dia Is del pr6ximc
mes, en- la finca install.
Ell ticket para ell almuerzo
costara SIPS.
La otra sera en- TODD ell edifi.
clio de la avenida de Nebraska
bajo los auspicios de la Seccion
de Recreo, ell IL de Octubre
(Dia de la Raza).
Tan lprontO tengamos deta-
lies de estos festivities, con gus
to los publicaremos.
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DECRETOS DEL GOBIERNO

Madrid, Agosto 20.-Han ST
do ~publicados en- la Gaceta
Official los siguientes decretos:
Disponiendo que ell general de
brigada Manuel Romerales
Quintero cese en- ell cargo de
jefe de la circunscripci6n O.
rental de Marruecos; nombran
do jefe de la circunscripci6n
La gaceta., 1935-08-20
PIREN UNNA v E
HON DE LOS PRECId
IA r \

Washington, agosto 90
0nco senoras que represent
a las amas de casa en- nuelgS
de protesta por ell alto precio
de la carne, Sc presentaron "a
yer en- la camara a sol;citar
una investigates. Las senoras
no. pudieron ker al presidente
Roosevelt Y obtuvieron muy
poca satisfaction de una vista
al secretario Wallace. Preside
ell grupo la diminuta Mary
Zuk.
Wallace les manifesto Que
la escasez de carne y los altos
precio sse deben a la sequia y
que la dnica manera de bajar
el precio es produciendo mas
carne.
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Sc MATO JIM NOTABLE


Pasadena, CAL, agosto 20.
la edad de Is amos Sc sui
edo en- est aciudad, ell sabado,
una de las mas notables escri-
toras, la Sra. Charlotte Perk-
ms Gilman.
Sc quito la vida en- ell domi-
clio de SUI hija, Katherine Bee
cher Stetson, con un panuelo
empapado de cloroformo que
Sc aplic6 a la nariz.
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SOCI4ES
Una i~nUitaci6n

Una inUitaci6n
Del Comite Pro-Fabricaci6n
de los Caballeros de la Luz
para ell almuerzo campestre del
dia 2 de septiembre Labor
Day. en- DeSoto Park, en- Pal
metto Beach.
Ell almuerzo que sera servido
a las Z, Sc compondra de un
menu exquisite, postres varia-
dos, vino y laguer.
Una fiesta que culminara er
un exito para la apreciable Or
den.
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Del Il. II. Y. Social Club

Para ell bale que esta emit.
dad celebrara en- sus salones de
la Gale 10 y avenida IL, han ST.
do nombradas madrinas las
Srtas. Adelfa Bazarte, Rosa
Esperanto, Lidia Ficarrotta,
Celia Permuy, Margot Alvarez
" America Rodriguez.
Ha sido contratada la orques-
ia mid Mite Aces. La fiesta
Sc llamara chill Billy Dance"
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20

Natalicio
Los esposos Rafael y MERGE
des Martinez, e celGbraron ell
cumpleanos de su ID Elena,
Ell domingo, en- su ~ r de la
Gale 10 ndmero 1900 on mo-
two de cumplir 8, amos de edad.
Sc obsequi6 con ricos dulces
y refrescos.
Estaban ALI los ninos Elodia
Martinez, Genarito Gomez, Jo-
Selma Cosumano, OLYMPIA Bel
no, Alfredito Y Julito Rivera,
Cesar Garcia, Aurelio Mendez,
Manuel Garcia Jr,, Isabel Gar
cha, Ester Garcia, OrqUidea,
Justa y HOracio Rodriguez.
Muchos amos de ventura para
la gracioSa festejada.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20
Una juntG

Una juntG
Les muchachos del L. B. H.
Club, Sc reuniran esta noche en-
su casa de la Gale Mitchell MI
nero zoos.
En- la communication que me
mandan dicen que trataran ca
suntos relacionados con Tn
Theatre Party" que daran ma
mana. Despues que isalgan del
teatro iran a un restaurant a
refrescar.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20

REGALO de $50 a la perso-
ma que logre venderme o me
compre perSonalmente, por 700
pesos al contado, una casa de
cuatro apartamentos, alquilada,
en- la ga. avenida. Vendo p0r-
que V Two en- Arizona Y no pue-
do atenderlos. Para mas infor-
mes lame al telefono M52-901.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20

de Sufrimientos por la Patria
az comandante de inf~anteria
don Luis Gonzalez Af&uiano y
Garcia; disponiendo que los o.
breros de fabricas y estableci-
mientos miytares no puedsn
pertenecer a sociedad de ca :
racter politico, social o sindi-
cal; decreto modificando ell de
II de julio de 1884 sobre la
creaci6n ee la Delegation del
Estado en- la Sociedad Espano-
la de construction naval.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20
No h0brd function

La Secci6n de Defamation
del Circulo Cubano dara una
function de medianoche, ell sa-
bado, en- Ell cabaret que celebEa-
IA la Secci6n de Beneficencia.
Con tai motive Sc suspendera la
function correspondence al pro
ximo domingo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20
Operndo

OperadO
En- ell dia de aver fue someti-
do a una operation de apendi,
citis ell j6ven Charles Garcia.
miembro de la Secci6n de Re
creo del Circulo Cubano.
Su estado es baStante salts
factorio, y es de esperarse que
pronto este completamente
bien.
La gaceta., 1935-08-20
A5,s TdbunaA1 S nev1kEs @.rn'o|
de la exenciA de contribute

Va Junta de corredores de
'Casas y TerrePs de Tampa &C.
lebr6 ayss una session extraor-
dinaria, acordando contratar
os servicios de un abogado pa
ra que sc dpCnga en- los tribu-
males a la pretensi6n del aboga-
do Sutton, consultor de@eonda-
do, de que los duenos de hoga-
res beneficiados paguen contri-
b9ciones en- favor de slovenian
Lax euda de bonos.
De- s'do. que s]osf;n's si
La gaceta., 1935-08-20
JUICIO SCORE LA LECHE
ACHOCOLATADA

Ante ell tribunal supreme
del estado Sc discutira ell 10 de