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Evening star., 1935-06-16
HUSBAND SCOFFS

Calls Helen Morgan's Divorce
Suit Story Ridiculous.
CLEVELAND. June Is LP.-Maurice
Maschke, jr. branded as ridiculous
today assertions made by his wife.
Helen Morgan. singer and movie
actress, in divorce petition filed in
Los Angeles.
Maschke laughed when told Miss
Morgan accused him of threatening
to kill her after their separation a
year ago,
To Miss Morgan's assertion that he
tried to drive an automobile through
a rail along the roadside, Maschke
replied:
1t makes nice reading. doesn't it?"
Then he added, No, it's ridiculous, Of
course! Doesn't 1t sound ridiculous
to you?"
Evening star., 1935-06-16
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia - Generally
fair. not quite SO warm today; to-
morrow partly cloudy followed by local
showers. gentle northeast winds be-
coming variable.
Maryland-Partly cloudy, not quite
so warm in central and east portions
today; tomorrow partly cloudy fol-
lowed by local showers.
Virginia-Partly cloudy. probably
local showers in south portion, slightly
cooler in northeast portion today; to-
morrow local showers.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy, prob
ably occasional local showers today
and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
SWISS FIRM SUES
TO RECOVER GOLD
Unlawful Confscation Charged
Under Roosevelt Policy-Sur-
render Is Delayed.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Charging
unlawful confiscation" of its prop
erty, a Swiss firm filed suit today to
recover sl,250,0o0 in gold double
eagles scheduled to be turned over to
the United States Government under
President Roosevelts gold policy.
Challenging the administrators
Jurisdiction over foreign corporations,
the firm Uebersee- -Finanz-Korpora-
tion Aktein Gesellschaft sought to
Evening star., 1935-06-16
1n Mpmnrtatt

CARTER JOHN W. A token of love and
dear isthsr and ar" aaaes hu96and o JoHS w W.
CARTER who passed away three
months ,,s ago today March l6; in3h.
CHRISTIE. DELLA WILLS. Sacred to The
memory Of our dearly beloved wife.
mother and grandmother. DELLA WILLS
CHRISTIE. who departed this life hvs
years AGO today, June &. 1880
Under the cover of a newborn day
You laid aside cares and slipped away
But the memory Of that partinE
sun brings an ache r!HE l9so SsMTH9 Sar he2rt:
DAWSON. JULIA A. In sad and lovins
remembrance of our dear mother JULIA
4. DAWSON. who departed this life
LOVING DAUGHTERS AND SON
devoted WIFE GLADYS HUSH HuGHEs' o. Who ho
passed away one year ago today. June
loved her. but the Lord loved her best
WILBUR HUGHES.
LANAHAN. JOHN J. In loving remem-
branee q JOHN J LANAHAN, who died
s wifE ysar' Asp SfO esnFEH !qday daHe 6
LOGAN. HENRY. A tribute of love to the
ther. HENRY LOGAN. who passed into
I6. 1894.
But now we know that Henry ls not
He lives on more. we thought on that
Yet in our hearts his spirit fingers On.
For death takes not loves memories
away.
His body passed. but memory survives.
Why call it death. while in our hearts
LovING WIFE. EMMA LOGAN, AND
DAUGHTER.
When the strife Is ended the battle won,
We shall meet him there in the perfect
PEyyoTED SISTER -1N-LAw. BLANCHE
MITCHELL. MARJORIE r. In loving
memory OF my dear friend MARJORIE
r. MITCHELL. who departed this life
one year aeo today. June is. 1884
In nay heart sweet memory fingers.
Always tender, fond and true;
There Is not q day. dear Marjorie,
HELEN BARKER HARRIS
WILLIAMS. JOHN tBLUFF). tribute Of
love TO the sad but ever sweet memory
OF my devoted husband, JOHN BLUFF
WILLIAMS who left me fve years ago
You are gone. but not forgotten.
Fresh my love will always be,
For as long memory lasts
l will always think OF thee.
Some day hope to meet you.
Some day. / know not when:
To clasp your hand in a better land,
Never to part again.
HIS pEyoTED WIFE. GERTRUDE
WYNEs. CHARLOTTE COLLINS. In
memory OF my wife. CHARLOTTE COL
L1NS WYNES. who departed this life
one year ago today June Is 1884
H. WYNES.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
WarnH uf UhankH

JOHNSON IVAN II. wish to thank all
relatives and friends and employees of
The Evening Star for the beautiful
Moral tributes and expressions Of SYM
pathy at the recent death of my hus-
band, IVAN H. JOHNSON.
GERTRUDE A. JOHNSON.
WETZEI.. THEODORE W. The family of
the late THEODORE w WETZEL wish
to acknowledge with grateful spprecia- =
tion and sincere thanks the kind SYM
pathy expressed In the beautiful flowers
and acts Of loving service in our be-
reaVement.
MR. AND MRS. j. T. WETZEL. Mr.
AND MRS C. Z. NALLEY.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
JOHN N. WRIGHT BURIED

John N. Wright, former Washing
tonian, died In New York Friday
morning and was buried in Glenwood
Cemetery here yesterday afternoon.
He was a former employe of the
Weather Bureau. but had been away
from Washington nearly rs years.
He was IS years old.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Thieves Show Sweet Tooth,

SUNBURY. Pa. LP-Candy was
the chief attraction to thieves who
visited the service station of Samuel
S. Geafey for the fifty-seventh time in
10 years. Geafey told police the in
truders drank soda pop and ate q
whole box Of chocolates-and that was
all they took.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
D. c. LAWYER DIES
Frank Gearrett Was Red Cross
Leader in War.

POTTSVILLE. Pa. June IS (PD.-
Frank Gearrett, Washington, D. c..
lawyer. died of a heart attack today
at nearby Orwigsburg. He was rs.
Gearrett. native of Pottsville and
resident of this city until three years
ago. served during the World War as
chief of the Red Cross forces in
Manila.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Burglar Gets Kiss.

While Robert H. Stutz, arrested on
a charge Of burglary, sat handcuffed
to a policeman in a car in Brighton,
England, a girl jumped into the ma
chine and kissed him.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
CLUBBING BY WIFE
TOLD IN KILLING
Police Say Woman Gave
Story of Strife Before
Morrill, Vanished.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Me, June 15.-Ac-
cused OF the murder Of her 63-year-
old husband, whose hacked body was
found buried In the cellar OF their
isolated West Falmouth home, Mrs.
Herbert L. Morrill, today told Sheriff
Henry E. Burnell. the latter said
she struck him with q club last Sat-
urday night.
The heayy-featured and rugged
woman, mother OF l0-year-old son
seemed unperturbed by the finding
OF the body. While a photographer
took picture of the exhumed re-
mains, she called out Get a good
picture of it," Removed to the county
Jail here. she soon was sleeping
soundly in CELL
Police Told Of Abuse.
A story of abuse by the husband,
10 years her senior, was related to
police by Mrs. Morrill,, whose sanity
was questioned by officers. She said
that he had beaten her on many
occasions and that once he hand
cuff ID her. Walter M. Tapley, jr.,
county attorney. planned to have an
alienist examine her.
From James. the couples young son,
county officials learned Mrs. Morrill,
told him last Sunday that she had
killed his father. The child said he
had questioned his mother about an
ak she was cleaning and in reply
she told him Of the killing. He did
not reveal the information. he was
quoted as saying, because of fear OF
his mother.
Found Partly Buried.
Wrapped in a blanket and a quilt,
and tied with ropes. the body of
Morrill,, Spanish War veteran and
for Is years railroad crossing gate
tender was found partly buried in a
mound OF earth. The head had been
horribly mutilated. indicating Nor
rill had been struck many times.
Police searching the home found
an ak in a bed room They sought
the club with which Mrs. Morrill, al
legedly said she struck Morrill,.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
CAPTAIN TOPS GENERAL
Nebraska Acting Governor Gives
Orders to Military Superior.

LINCOLN. Nebr., June IS Cp).-Act-
ing Gov. Walter H. JurgenSen, in
ordering out the Nebraska National
Guard, gave orders TO a general on
whose staff he Is captain
Jurgensen is a captain on the staff
OF Adjt. Gen. H. J. Paul and will go
into strike duty himself If Gov. r. l..
Cochran returns to take his gubernato-
rial duties. JurgenSen Is the States
Lieutenant Governor.
Cochran is in Gulfport. Miss, and
is considering returning to Nebraska
by plane TO take command.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Russia to Explore Arctic.
Russia will send rs ships to explore
the Arctic this Summer.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Friday. June = IH31 sL Mount AIlo
Hospital FTTZHUGH CATLETT of !i4
Parker st. ne He leaves to mourn
their loss a father. Rev Archie Catlett:
q brother. Rev. June d. Catlett sister.
Mrs. Ruth Harris; three auntS. A step
mother and u host of other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at the
MalySn & Schey funeral home. N. J
ave. and r 81. NV. Notice Of funeral
later
Evening star., 1935-06-16
ASH. JAMES C. Departed this life or

Thursday. June II. 1885. JAMES C.
ASH of 5I2l3 NJ st. ne. He is survived
by two daughters. Mrs. Rebecca Bowie
and Mrs. GeorkiA Dosgett: two sons
James and Lee Ash; one brother, Will
liam Ash. and host OF other rela tives
and friends. Remains resting al the
Malvan & Sehey funeral home N j.
ave and r ST. NV. Remains TO be
shipped Sunday. June IL, TO Halifax.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

AHERN. ELLEN. On Thursday June IL
1855 ELLEN AHERN beloved wife OF
Michael T. Ahern. Funeral from her
late residence ;i24@ Que ST.. NV. on
Monday. June ~ at . am; thence TO
Holy Trinity Church where solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be SAID at $40 for re-
pose of her soul Relatives and friends
invited. hterment Mount Oliyet Gem
ctery. I6
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Record Until 10 PM. Saturday.
Highest. 80, pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 88.
Lowest, 10, am. yesterday. Year
ago, 81.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

day. June II 1885. 81 her residence
209 Kennedy st. NV. CHRISTINE LAMB
CARTER. beloved wife OF Aubrey C. Car
ter. Funeral SCI vices at the s Fl. Hines
Co funeral home 2gOl l4th st. NV. on
Monday. June II. at :? pm. 10
Evening star., 1935-06-16
COLEMAN, FLORENCE. Departed th

life Wednesday. June 10. 1885, at her
residence 34S St s.w,, FLORENCE
COLEMAN devoted sister OF Norman
Freeland. niece Oi George and James
Freeland. loving aunt of Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris. She also leaves to mourn her
departure host OF other relatives and
friends. Remains resting the John
T Rhines funeral chapel. 5rd aud Eye
sis. SW until SATURDAY. June -. al D
pm: thence TO her late residence. Flu
neral Monday June ~ at 1870 pm.
from Liberty Baptist Church. '.3rd ST.
between II and Eve SITS. NV. Inter
ment Harmony Cemetery. l3.lJ.l0
Evening star., 1935-06-16
FOUND.

FOUND.
FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League II o st. NV
Phone North $3.50
Evening star., 1935-06-16
BALL. CORA NJ. On Friday June a.

1885, al Emergency Hospital. CORA NJ
BALL beloved wife Of Walter L. Ball
and mother of William c.. Walter l..
lr.: Marion p Ball and Mrs Virginia
Orndorn. Services at Joseph Gswler
Sons chapel. 1853 Pa. ave. NV. on
Monday June n. at . pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. l6
Evening star., 1935-06-16
The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

U. s. Typewriters Lead.
American typewriters now dominate
in British Malaga.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

1898 ARTHUR j. SUSAN. beloved nus
band OF May Susan and brother Of
W W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 5l1 llth st. Sc. on Monday
June -, at $50 am thence 10 ST.,
Peter Catholic Church. 2nd and c SIS,
Sc. where mass will be offered AT am
Tor the repoSe OF his soul Relatives and
Trends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery 1e
Evening star., 1935-06-16
TAYLOR, WILLIAM Colonel n q

IIIeu. On Frldav. June "a / l935. a.
his RESIDENCE 230l Connecticut ave n Y.
Col WILLIAM TAYLOR. o. g. A.. re-.
tired. beloved husband of Marsaret G,
Taylor and sther of Lieut.. John NJ
Taylor. u. 5. n. Body resting at the
Tsbler funeral home, 43I7 9th st. NV
until Monday. June l.. when service,
will be held in Arlington National Gene.
terry at 10 I'M. followed by intermenl
Evening star., 1935-06-16

CARTER CHRIsTISE IA,TB @

IN31 MARY BROWN. the devoted mOth-
er OF Walter Brown and Martha Gains.
Remains resting a. the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1872 You st. NV. No
tlce Of funeral later.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Tide Tables.

Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, 80, on June IA.
Lowest, .. on January %.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

PIN-Smal diamond and platinum bar
pin Liberal reward If returned Call Po-
Evening star., 1935-06-16
TINKER. BERTHA. De

IINhLh bEhIHA. Departed this lie or
Thursday. June 13 1895. at Casuslty
TO mourn their loss one son. jane
Tinker; sister Carrie Swami: two
brothers James and Eugene Tinker and
host OF other relatives and friends
Remsins restins at the EUGENE Ford m.
neral home 1900 South Capitol st, Fu-
neral Monday. June -. at am from
st. vincent de PauIS Catholic Church
South Capitol and NJ SITS Interment
Rnsemnni CeneIsrN /
Evening star., 1935-06-16

LOOSE LEAF NOTEBOOK. small. black.
labeled Carr" Finder phone Adams
2I03-J after pm. Reward.
NOTE BOOK. loose leaf. near 1900 block
Of 9TH st. ne, market. Reward. Phone
Cnlnmhia AD3n.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

KEYS-Four keys Zone latch keyl on short
chain. Reward Call North 260?.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

june IL. 1885. At Georgetown Unive[-
MAGCIRE wife OF the late Col. M. w.
Maeuire OF New York City She is sur
yived by the followins children: j..
o,bsr Frank MssTirs Of ths hgosTr saered Heart
Convent Of this city. Mrs. Charles
TiIghman OF 2540 Mass. ave. NV. and
Mrs. M. w. Halpin OF Freeport. Long
Island. Funeral services IN FreeDort,
Inna Island
Evening star., 1935-06-16

GLASSES -Shell-rim bifocal glasses We'd
nesday pm. Reward. Phone Columbia
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
pEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES

Opinion de Jose c.. Nichols,
del peri6dico New York Times,
sobre la pelea Salica- Escobar
Nj Salica nj E.scobar entraron
en- ell cuadrilatero con ell reco-
nocimiento de campe6n por par
tie de la comisi6n atl6tica del Els
tado; pero la pelea Sc reconoci6
como de camiDeonato. La opinion
de este ooservador es que Esco-
bar llev6 la mejor parte por sus
vigorosos golpes a corta distar-
cia Y su inclination a mantener
ell interes de la pelea en- los Is
asaltos. Salica prob6 ser un gUe
rrero sin miedo; pero hubo mu-
chas ocasiones, particularmente
en- los asaltos finales, cuando Sc
VIC Obligado a evadir ell consis-
tente 2taque al cuerpo de su adj
v~ersario. Los mejores rounds
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
DOYLE CONTRA
"TOOTIN" warm

Esta noche, en- ell campamen-
to de transeuntes de Lowry, Sc
ofrecera un programa de boxeo
con Jimmy Doyle, de 1873 Ii :
bras, y "Tootin" Warm, de 140,
en- la pelea principal. Kid Acker
de West Tampa, Sc enfrentara
con Jose Berube, de Montreal,
Canada, en- ell semifinal.
Completan ell programa
bouts" entire Red Beaver, de
Six Mile Creek, y Tiger Joe
Conrick, de Sulphur Springs F.;
Luis Frenfrock, de Seminole
Heights, contra Bill Pippin, de
Sulphur Springs, y Young Pip
pin, de 81 libras, contra Pee
Wee Williams, de SO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

sacrificarse, uno de los dos ha
de desaparecer para que ell otro
viva con tranquilidad relativa.
Seluir viviendo %juntos es impo-
sible, y vivir saparados Seria
un escandalo. Acepto para mi
guStosa ell sacrifice Y te deio
en- libertad para que vivas CO.
mo mejor te plazca. No te indi-
co 10 que debes hacer; este CO.
rresponde a tn conciencia. Desa
parezco, me anulo y nadie vol
vera a saber de mi. J~uStifica til
mi desaparici6n o no la justi-
fiques, como meior convenga a
tuS planes; pero al menos que
no trascienda al publico 10 que
entire nOsotroS ha mediado. Bias
ia con que mi coraz6n sufra sus
consequence. t.,
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

hogar, y asi daras menos mo-
elVoS para cue la genie murmu-
re- lie 10 recomisndo mas por ii
que por mi misma. La genie ha-
o!ara, murmurara, hara supo-
@lelones mas o menos atrevidas,
9ero no Ipodra saber la verdad
nj Sospecharla siquiera, Y pasa-
DO algdn tempo nos dara al OIL
Vldo. Esto es 10 que la pruden-
cha aconseja; este es 10 que a ii
mas que a nadie convene. PA
"a que conservar nuestro nido,
s. va no existe nj Ipuede existir
el amor que 10 form6? Los dos
ie'antamos Ell vuelo, para diri-
glrnos a opuestas y apartadas
re2aones. TIL, a las del arrepen-
tlmlento, 81 para llegar a elias
eienes energias; 20, a las del
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
d BAER CONTRA Ell
IRLANDES JACK DOYLE

New York, Agosto 29.-El
baritone Buddy Baer, hermano
del campe6n, peleara hoy en- es-
ia ciudad con ell tenor irlandes
Jack Doyle, que dice aspira a la
corona del peso complete.
La pelea iba a efectuarse la
semana pasada, pero tuvo que
suspenderSe a causa de la llu-
via. Calcula la empresa del Gar
den que en- las taquillas sc recau
daran $4,000, de los cuales to-
cara a cada uno de los conten-
dientes $4,000 8 $1,000.
Anoche las apuestas Sc halla-
ban a favor de Buddy, de Is a
5, por ell mayor peso, una VEN
taja de no menos de 80 libras.
Buddy Sc ha venido ejercitan
do en- ell campamento de su her
mano, en- Spectator, Y Doyle
en- Kingston.
Antes de venir a este pals ell
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
"POr interes me enganaste.

"Por inter6s me enganaste,
y tn interes y tn vanidad salts
fago cedi6ndcte cuanto ambi-
cionaste en- mi: mi nombre, mi
posici6n, mi fortuna. TODD te 10
abandono: puedes seguir usan-
do Ell titulo de condo da Andra-
dc, 81 asi te place; puedes CON
tinuar habitando la casa en- que
vivimos juntos; puedes, por
ultimo seguir diSfrutando mis-
riquezas: TODD ESQ me importa
POGO y no he de reclamartelo.
iAlgo que vale mas que TODD ESQ
te di y no puedeS devolverme-
10! Pero 81 quieres seguir un
consejo MIC, no obedecer una
orden, aunque de TODD ESQ que
tie abandono disfrutes, levanta
nuestra casa, destruye nuestro
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
OFRECIO VENIR
A TAMPA A CAZAR UNA
PALOMA

Jim Downing, ell empresario
de Benjamin Field, recibio aver
IN telegrama de Lew Diamond,
81 empresario de New Orleans,
carnpeones y 20 lie tendria que
ofreciendole a Jimmy Braddock
cara una exhibition en- esta ciu
dad.
Downing lie contest6 diciendo
enfrentar con I'm "Don Nadie"
lie que las condolences no son
propicias para tai exhibition,
por cuanto no cree que ell pd-
blico respaldara la empresa con
la cantidad necesaria.
"Seria una tonteria de mi par
tie traer a un campe6n, con solo
pocos dias de aviso. Braddock
no tlene la popularidad de otros
en- perjuicio de la campana por
mi iniciada para reconstruir ell
~pugilismo''.
Downing no diio que ha trail
do aqsi a peores boxeadores que
Braddock y lie ha buscado pa
lomas' para concentrates, en- de-
trimento del entusiasmo de los
"fieles".
Els la primera vez que un
camjpe6n Sc ofrece para venir a
pelear a esta ciudad y es recha-
zado.
iPuede ser que haya influi-
do mucho en- las palabras del
empresario la petici6n de garan
tia hecha por Diamond.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

d Dijo a d6nde iba?
No.
-GY que?
-Dej6 esta carta para ell Sc
nor cOnde...
para mi?
Con ell encargo de entire
garsela a las diez en- punto.
i Ven2a!
Sc apoder6 ansiosamente de
la carta Y la doncellita salio,
.deSpues de saludar con una pro
funda reverencia.
GuStavo temblaba.
IQue lie diria Andrea en- aque
LA carta?
Acaso lie eXpresaba su volun-
tad, voluntad que 81 estaba O.
bligado a acatar en- cierto mo
do.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
Decia asi;

"Adi6S para siempre, Luis.
Permiteme que, Iror Ultima
vez, te lame de este modo! No
volveremoS a vernoS mas, V al
deSpedirme de ii por vez postre
ra >e repito mis- palabras de per
don. Mucho mai me has hecho;
pero tie amaba con toda mi al
ma, tie SECURE amanda a pesar
MIC y no podria odiarte aunque
quiSiera.
'lEn la Situaci6n a que hemos
llegado, uno de los dos ha de
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
A DE BOTES AUTO
MOVILES

Ell lunes por la tarde, bajo
los auspici9s del Rillsboro
Club, Sc efectuara una re
Asta de pequenos botes autom6
Ell 81 terralplen de la Gale
han inscripto "a con sus
los ciudadanos Malcolm
Pope, de Winter Haven; Frank
w. Lau; Luis Geraci, ell notable
driver" italiano; Lawrence
Mills, Clyde Hall, Tommy Fer
lita, Johnny levitt, M. O.. Ro :
binson, Cliff Edwards, E. M.
Martin, Marshall Summers, G.
Sargent, Bradley Gore, V. A.
Davis, c. Rouss, Red Brass, Bob
Thompson y Frnacis Fulghum.
Dirigiran las regatas los Sc
6ores w. ]. Skinner, CT. Irsch
Herbert Hall, Houston Wall Y
Joe Robinson.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
MILLER SUPERB A AL HA.
MILTON

Cincinnati, Agosto 29.-Fred
die Miller, campe6n mundial
del peso de pluma para la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de Boxeo, al
canz6 aver una victoria a diez
asaltos sObre Al Hamilton, del
peso ligero.
Ha sido la segunda pelea de
Miller en- los Estados Unidos
desde su regreso de Europa.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
CHRISTY VENCIO
A d

Chicago, AIgosto 29.-Jimmy
Christy, ell gladiator del peso
ligero que desea una pelea con
ell campe6n Tony Canzoneri, ven
clio aver por puntos a Lou Field
man, de New York.
Pesaba ell primero 1873 libras
y ell segundo 1922.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

Alvarez hara hoy guantes en-
el gimnasio de la Gale de Fran
kiln, propiedad de Jim Down
ing.
Tratara de romper ell saco y
de probar que sus punos son de
acero, concrete, etc.
Pero con ell ciudadano de Ca
maguey, a quien describen CO.
mo de Sagua, debe cuidarse mu
cho la nariz y la mandlbula.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
V

Entr6 la doncella de Andrea.
Gustavo, al verla, pens6:
-"Sin duda viene a decirme
algo de parte suya; acaso me
traiga la seduction de este pro-
blema que me enloquece."
Y pregunt6, con ansiedad
NAL disimulada
-iQue hay?
La sonora condesa sali6,-
repuso la doncella.
-iSali6?
ST, senior condo.
-GCuando?
Haze un ratio.
-iSola?
Sofa.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

I'm amigo nuestro vic aver a
Chino Alvarez, ell pdgil del peso
Ii2ero, y lie pareci6 que luce CO.
mo 81 fuera ell pr6ximo caXapeon
del Sur de Florida.
va ell muchacho ha empeZa-
do a entrenarse y al fin pelea-
ra con ell Relampago Sagdero.
Los ,punos los ha endurecido
con ell hacha, en- los bosqUes; pc
ro..,... ell Saguero dice que sus
punos son mandarrias.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

IRompi6 con mano tremula ell
SObre Y lego ell contenido de la
carta. Z
Decia asi:
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

shall debe1 sar tambien ia
partida al En Nielsen sus-
pendiera.
Dinamarca Cd plet6 ell match
con Inglaterra, decima eta
pa, venciendo los1 1eses de 3
a l; Rumania ven a Litua-
MIA, de 214 a ~. "
Alekine, el&e6N nundial.
-ue pertenese al TEAM" de
Francia, jug6 contra Pet x de
Latvia, y Naegeli, de SUI
10 ajclazadas las dos pan
Estados Unidos, en- la Sc
lccturna, gan6 dos uuntos md
5or cUenta de Finlandia, siendo
lhora su score total de 341g
1ictorias y 1712 derrotas. STE
ia continda en- ell segundo lu-
ar, contra "a y 10; Hunlgria, ell
'ercerc, 3012 y 1872; Polonia,
Il cuarto, 80 y II, y Checoeslo-
vaquia, ell quinto, 20 y IS.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
'TORNEO MIERNA4ONAH&E AJEDREZ

Varsovia, agosto 29.-Divi-
diendo puntos con Austria en-
ell Casino del Ej6rcito, donde
Sc verified ell torneo Interna-
cional de ajedrez, los ajedrecis-
tas de los Estados Unidos Sc
mantienen en- Oh primer puesto.
A. Kupchik, A. w. Dake. e |.
A. Horowitz, del team" ameri-
cano, jugaron cortas partidas
de IA, II y Is m~ovimientos. Ell
primero hizo tablas con Spiel
mann, Dake empat6 con Elish-
asses, Horowetz con Mueller y
Frank j. Marshall suspendi6 la
partida con ell professor Becker.
La poSici6n es favorable a Mar
shall, que tiene dos peones de
~ventaja, pero la ipresencia de
los obispos en- ell dominic de los
cUadros de diferentes dolores
hace ell resultado final muy di-
ficil para ell americana. Mar
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

irlandes S0StYv051 peleas, triun
fando en- AZ por la via del "no-
agt."
Ell Unite de la pelea es de 6
asaltos, bajo las reglas del Es-
tado, porque ell baritone no ha
cumplido todavia los 81 amos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

Es ~ sch:tear" y per
judicar a y xcelente pugilis-
ia, como hiciN los dos jueces
y ell arbitro; peN es dificil en-
ganar a los periodistas.
Escobar venci6 por puntos y,
sin embargo, lie dieron el titulo
a Salica.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29
La Gaceta Folletln NO. zoo
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Tentado estuvo de decir: &c
Sc senior conde no soy yo; csc
tftulo no me pertenece; 10 he
usurpado."
Domin6se, pensando:
"-Acaso sea prudente aun el
fifgimiento. Use yo acaso 81 me
we're obligado a seguir fingien-
do s~iempre?"
Y dijo en- voz alta:
-Adelante.
La gaceta., 1935-08-29

REGALO de $50 a la perse-
ra que logre venderme o me
compR per:onalmente, por 700
pesos al c9ntado, una casa de
cuatro apartamentos, alquilada,
en- la ga. avenida. Vendo por-
que V Two en- Arizona y no pue-
do atenderlos. Para mas infor-
mes lame al telefono M52-901.