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La opinión., 1935-02-17
DOS MUJERES,
CONDENADAS A
La GUILLOT|NA
Ambas fueron halladas cul-
pables de espionaje por
I'm jurado de Berlin

BERLIN, Febrero is. Dos mu-
jeres b~erlinesas,- una de elias de
la alta sociedad, y la otra una bs-
Ileza anonima-, fueron s%entencia-
das hoy en- la manana a ser deea-
pitadas ell lunes en- la mahana, por
ell delito dc e%spionaje que les fue
comprobado.
Dos mujeres mas, empleadas en-
ell reichswehr, recibieron sentencias
&c prision perpetua, por compiled
dad en- ell mismo case.
La sentencia en- contra de las
por ell tribunal del pueblo. que
esta compuesto en- su t%otalidad por
elementos militares nazistas.
Los familiares de las tres emplea
das,. que / estenografas del GO
bierno. estuvieron presentes GUAM
do sc oyo ell verediceo, d~esmayanGo-
sc Ia madre de la que fue conde-
NADIA a muerte.
la ''espia" de alta sociedad es la
Baroness Benito von Berg, n ru-
bia muier, alta, de oios a%zules, que
esta considerable como una de las
bellezas mas destaoadas entre la
elite alemana y aun entire la euro
pea en- general.
Es esposa de Joseph Won Berg,
ingeniero en- aeronautica, muy 20
nocido en- ell mundo official de Eu-
ropa. Anteriormente fue esposa de
Richard Won Falkenhayn. hljo del
famoso general de csc uombre, que
combatio dprante la guerra mum
dial.
Sc dice que la b%aronesa hacia la
Dor de espionaje en- compania del
captain y baron George Won Sos
nowski. por cuenta del gobierno po-
laco.
Ell sistema que seguian, seeun Sc
supo en- ell tribunal del pueblo. era
mediante un establecimiento de
modas que pusieron cerca de las
oficinas del ministerio de guerra,
y hacienda propaganda entire las
empieadas eanaron la confianza de
estas para que revelaran secretos
militares.
DE ese moco consiguieron ootauer
la ~confianza de Ia empleada que
fue sentenciada a la ejeeucion Y las
otras dos sentenciadas a prision
perpetua.
Tanto ell captain como Ia barone-
sa seguian un metodo p~sicologico
que les do gran resultado. pues
aparte de eXtenGer cr6dito q las
enpleadas para que Sc vistieran a
su antoJo sin que tuvieran Que pa
gar, las llevabau a fiestas especial
les que les daban y en- donds bajo
La opinión., 1935-02-17
EN-
Ia CARCELD De
NEW JERSEY
Ell aleman quedo registrado
como Ell prisionero nume-
70 l7,400, aver
Una ruidosa reception le
hicieron; Insiste en- que
no secuestro a Indy, Jr.

United Press para LA OPINION
:TRENToN, N. j., Febrero 16. -
Una carta anonima lego hoy a Ia
mesa del aobernador de New Jer-
sey, Harold G. Hoffman, diciendo
que "tanto listed, como ell magis-
trado de la Suprema corte Tho
mas w. Trenchard y todos los
miembros del jurado de Ha%uptmann
tendran que morir, 81 este ultimo
no recibe la eonmutacion de la SEN
tencia de muerte antics del q de
este mes.
FL gobernador cree que la carta
fue enviada por algun fanatico de
los que todavia creen que Haupt-
mann es inocente del crimen. pero
no quiso d~eclarar .cual sera su ac-
titud sobre el particular.
Entire tanto, Bruno Richard
Hauptmann Sc convirtio hoy en- el
p~risionero numero t7,4oo de la pri-
sion del Estado, tras de haber ST.
do eonducido entire fuerte escolta
desde Pennington hasta este lu9sr,
una d~istaneia de "a milias.
MostranGo Ell SUI rostro el mismo
gesto de frialdad que lie ha distin-
guido desde que fue ~aprehendido,
eli prisionero habl6 pocas p~alaoras
Ell ell trayecto. Una "comitiva de
cuatro autos, cargados de oficIales
de la policia del Esta6o. lie acom-
PIANO hasta este lugar. donde que
dara preso hasta que sc llegue el
dia de la ejecucion.
La paso a 10 largo del
quebrado canine, como a unas dos
millas de distancia de las monta-
mas &c Sourland. donde sc encuen-
ira la Residential que ocupaban los
Llndbereh cuando les fue u
trado su hijo ell dia 1ro. de Mario
de 1892.
La opinión., 1935-02-17
Compania que no Acepta a
los Huelguistas
clupAp DE MEXICO, febrero Is.

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero 16'
Nrxclusivo).-Que a pesar de que Ia
.Jpnta de Co~nciliaci0n de este puer-
to decreto la licitud de Ia huelgd de
los obreros de refineria de la Hues-
teca en- Mata Redonda. 10 empresa
petrolera Sc mega a TRAFALGAR con
los huelguistas, es 10 que dice un
memorial del Comit6 de Huelga di-
rigido a las autor:dades del Ira
bajo.
La intervention de las autorida-
des del Ttrabajo a fin de que obli-
II a la empresa petrolera a entrar
en- arreglos con los huelguistas, es
pedido por ell Comite de Huelgo de
los obreros.
Por su parte, la empresa Sc mega
a entrar en- arreglos con los huel-
guistas, explicando que no esta dis
puessa a hacer nuevas concesiones
Il los obreros
La opinión., 1935-02-17
POSSIBLE HUELGA DE 45
MIL EN- LA CAPITAL

CluDAO DE MEXICO, febrero 10.
en- case de que
estate In huelga general IN ell Dis
trito Federal en- apaya de los cho-
feres. no menos de euarenta y cinco
mil obreros totuaran participation
en- el movimiento, Is - que dice un
boletin expedido por la Confedera-
cion General Obrera Y Campesina.
Los dispositiyos para Ia huelga
general estdn ga terminates, agre-
ga el boIetiu, indicando que va ha
sldo nombrado ell comit6 general de
huelsa.
En- case de n huelga general en-
el Distrito Federal. solamente Sc per
mitira que coutinden tr~abajando los
obrcros que trabajan en- los sersi
clos pdblicoS
La opinión., 1935-02-17
ANIMADA FERlA EN-
GUATEMALA

GUATEMALA, febrero 16.-Niuy
animada eStuvo Ia feria de la p--
blacion de TaXisco. a Ia que hubo
una gran concurreneia, ee!ebrando-
Sc corridas de toros. carreras de
cintas, bales y otras diversioues
que anlmaron Grandemente al CO.
mercio.
La opinión., 1935-02-17
Ell Lie. ALFONSO REYES
SALE A NEW YORK
cIupAp DE MEXICO. febrero

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero 16,
-(Exclusivo). - Eel licenciado AL
fonso Reyes, Embajador de Mexico
en- 81 Brasil, salio de esta ciudad a
bordo del Tres Estreila, con direc
ci0n a Nueva York.
FL Embajador Reyes Sc embar-
cara en- Nueva York para Rio Ja-
Metro, scgun inform6 la Sc~cretaria
dc Relaciones
La opinión., 1935-02-17
40 CAMISAS ROJAS RE.
GRESAN A TABASCO

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero 16.
acknowledgements ciento diez ca
misas Rojas ta~basquefios que en-
c%ontraban en- esta capital, salierou
para Villahermosa, es 10 que Sc di-
10 insistentemente.
Sin embargo, la version no pudo
sen confirmada debido a los lide-
res de la %juventud revolucionaria,
sc a proporcionar informes.
La opinión., 1935-02-17
RUIDoSA BlENVENlDA

Los %prisioneros 10 hieleron ru'-
dosa bienvenida, pues como va Sc
saba de su llegada Sc prepararon
para que a una senal Sc hielera la
mas erande de las demostraelones
que Sc ha coneedido a prislonero
alguno.
Apenas entr0 por los amplios pa
b%ellones que conGuce a Ia oticina
de administration de la penltencia
ria, los presses comenzaron a gritar
v a sonar sus platos y tazas de me-
tai on Que reciben sus alimentos.
La opinión., 1935-02-17

GONE PALACIO, Febrero

"|NN'O' VUIVAV 2
CEXclusivo).- Acusado de haber
violado la ley de cultos. el sacer-
dote Angel Andrade fue aprehendi-
do hoy aQui.
I'll sacerdote fue aprehendido Ell
los mon1entos que celebraba un ma
trimonio en- una residential psrticu-
lar.
La opinión., 1935-02-17

R0ssi u Codes en- Ell AtIGntic0
BuScan OtrO record

Tratando de romper SUI propio record de distancia, Paul Co
dos y Maurice Rossi, famosos aviadore. francese, iniciaron aver
un vuelo sin escalas de Marsena a Buenos Aires, sobre ell Oceano
Atianico. Rossi Gzquierda) y Codo., apareeen aqui cuando o
sumaron su vuelo de Nueva York a Kayak, Sirie, a bordo del 10
noplano Joseph LeBrix. rompiendo cI record de distancia al reco
rrer continuamentc $500 millas aproximadamentc en- un tempo
de SIS horas. Abajo aparece la rutaq que siguieron en- aquella
hazana
La opinión., 1935-02-17
DURo ATAQUE AL PROYeCTo
DE BORAH

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero ~
Observation-Disclosures nj f~undandose
en- Doctrina International alguna,
nj apoyandose ell ell principle oe
llbertad de creencias, tiene razon ell
senador norteamericano Borah para
seguir la actitud que ha adoptado
r~especto a los asuntos de Mexico,
es 10 IL declare ell senador Eze-
quiel Padilla.
81 la naciones aprobaran la Doc
trina International que ha eXphesto
eli senador Borah para tundar su
peticion en- ell case de Mexico. dice
Padilla. daria por resultado Tue los
Estados Unidos Sc convertirian en-
I'm Tribunal Superior desde ell cuaI
bulgarian no a las %potencias sino a
los pueblos debiles, consumando asi
Ia Doctrina Intervencionista.
Por 10 que respecta al principle
de la llbertad de sreencias, termlno
diciendo Padilla, ell senador Borah
no tiene derecho a hablar sobre la
materia, va que eel Secretario de
Relaciones EXteriores ha probado
que en- Mexico no eXiste persecution
religiosa. nj ell Gobierno tiene ell
amino de llevarla Il cabo".
La opinión., 1935-02-17
INsIsTE EN- QUE Es iNocENTE

IIauptmann insiste en- que es Inc
cente del crimen que Sc lie achaca,
"Soy ~inocente; soy l~nocente'
dijo a los guard anes cuando 10 des-
cendieron frente al portion de ia
prision.
Mas de 500 personals lie espera-
ban a Ia puerta de la prision, y
cuando 10 vieron prorrumpieron en-
gritos reprobatorios.
Que 10 electrocuten ahora mis-
mo-. gritaban unos,
y sin embargo, no toGos estan
en- su contra. pues Sc Dian en- dis
tintas direccioucs gritos como este:
"Estamos contieo, Bruno; tn eres
ell ehivo expiatorio!!'.
Los cordones de policia tuvieron
Que luchar contra Ia multitud, Guam
do Hauptmann era llevado por Ia
escalinata de Ia entrada principal
La opinión., 1935-02-17
ARRESTARONEN
A RIT A Z,
POR SEDICION
La Policia dice que descu-
brio I'm %compIot; guarda
reserva en- ell case

TEPlC, Nayarit, Febrero IS. -
tEXclusivO).- Acusadas de estar
pgeparando un moyimiento armado
en- contra del Gohierno local, siete
personals fueron detenidas anoche
en- esta ciudad.
Los nombres de las personals
aprehendidas no han S do dadas a
conoeer por las autoridades del Es-
tado. pero sc sabe que entire elias
Sc e%ncuentran algunos %conocidos
lideres poIitlcos.
Los detalles de IA consp.raci0n
no serdn dados a conocer, segun
dijeron las autoridades de poll
cia, sino hasta que terminen las
INVESTIGATIONS que Sc lleyan a ca
DO. creyendose que como resultado
de estas. otras personals ear apre-
hendidas,
5 EsTUDIANTEs cAPTURAOo5
clUDAD DE MEXICO. Febrero
16.-(Exciusivol.-Tres estudjsntes
de Ia Escuela de Leyes Sc
tran detenidos desde hoy err la tar
de en- la Jefatura de Policia aeu-
sados de haber ~pretendido o%rsani-
gar un mitin en- Ell cine Parisiana,
sin la debida authorization de la
p%olicia.
Gutllermo Dominguez, Francisco
l.. Real y Ramon Alarc0n. todos de
iliiaci6n vi~llarrealista. trataban de
hab3ar en- contra de Ia Educaci6n
Socialista. cuando fueron aprehen-
didos.
La apprehension de los tres estu-
diantes fue causa de que la Fede-
raci6n de Estudiantes Uniyersita-
rios. euviara una protesta al Pre-
sidente Cardeuas. pidiendo ademas
Ia Immediate libertad del trio.
La opinión., 1935-02-17
GlRONES DISPUTA Ell TlTULC
A MILLER HOY

BARCELONA, Espaha, Febrero
TO- (UP).- Freddie Miller, reeo
noe do como campeon mundiaI de
peso de pluma por la Association
La opinión., 1935-02-17
MuY cERcA DE LA SlLlA

FL sol brillaba o destellos de
Verano, hacienda que sus rayos
fueran reflejados por ell limpido
metal de las esposas que unian a
Hauptmann por cada mano a las
de COS agentes.
":Quieres confesar ahora?", lie
critic un reporter. cuando Haupt-
mann subia por la escallnata. y
respondi6:
"Metete este en- la eabezs. Soy
(Sinue en- la Ga. Rao1
La opinión., 1935-02-17
tsioue en- la Ga. pao.D

los humos del licor revelaban las
muchachas secretos muy importan-
ties,
La opinión., 1935-02-17
APRUEbAN Fl
PR0YECTO EN-
la CAMARA
Varios diputados Sc opusie-
ron energicamente a dar
su vote de aprobacion
Arizona, dijeron, no tiene
dere :ho de Intervene en-
los asuntos de otro pals

United Press para LA OPINION
PHOENIX, Ariz, Febrero 10. -
Fuertes ataques contra la admin s.
TRACTION general de Mexico, en- vir-
tud de la campahs anti-religiosa
que Sc esta hacienda, fueron pro-
nunciados en- ell seno de la CANA
ra de diputados de Arizona, al ser
sometido un proyecto de apoyar
las p~roposieiones del senado fede-
raj, Borah, en- ell sentido de que ell
comite de relaciones exteriores del
senado americana lleve a cabo n
amplia investigation "sobre la bar
barrie administrative" del sobierno
mexicano.
El proyecto fue aprobado por
una gran mayoria de votos, comuni
candose Embellishments a WASH
ington la actitud de la camara en-
favor de los planes del senador Boz
rah.
Durante las deliberaciones sobre
ell proyecto hubo enconada dispu-
ia. en- virtud de que varios Gipuea-
dos Sc oponian a que Sc diera ca
bida al proyecto, sosteniendo que
la camara de Arizona no tiene de-
recho alguno para intervene como
investiradora en- los asuntos adml-
n~istrativos de otro pals, pero Guam
do ell proyecto re lleyo a la vo-
tacion fue aprobaGo por mas de DOS
terceras parties de la d~iputacion.
La opinión., 1935-02-17
LA OPINIO
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TelefOnO: Mutual O772

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Mutual $685.
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Sweater, cap and leggins,
also a pair Of mittens. Pink.
blue or white. For babies !
to 8 years. -
Evening star., 1935-11-29
CHAMPION COON HUNTER

MURRAY, KY, November 20 (P9.-
With six animals as evidence, j. N.
Ryan, 80, declares himself champion
coon hunter of Kentucky"
But he gave Old Hunter, his s.
year old black-and-tan coon dog, the
credit.
Pop-eyed Murray residents turned
out in droves to witness the spec
tacle-six coons strung on a rope,
which Ryan and his partner, Jess Key,
proudly carried along the street to
o drug store, where they were photo
graphed.
Ryan explained that Old Hunter
was an "open trailer"-that is, he
barks on the trail-and when he sets
down there's coon up tree"
Evening star., 1935-11-29


Drake. she wondered. If 1t was, she
sincerely wished to be rid OF It,
Perhaps. she reflected then, 1t was
the knowledge that she had been mar
ried once that gave these men the idea
that she was to be played with. A
frown knitted her browS at the
thought. It had been cruel enough
that she should have been married TO
Gene Byrne once upon a time, WITH
out being pursued now by men who
were following Genes footsteps.
Through her memories came
vague wondering then, the desire TO
know which of the women inside this
Virginia house was brakes wife. IL
didn't matter. though, she told her
self. since her relations with Drake
were going to be broken of SO alb
ruptly here and now.
IT WAS odd, she reflected, that she
could so coolly marshal her
thoughts at a time like this. She
should, properly, be terribly angry.
No! Not angry She hadn't been
angry when Gene had told her, three
years before in Baltimore, that he was
sick of hiding his affairs and wanted
a divorce. She had been-hurt. That
was it--hurt. If it had happened 30
years ago instead of three, she would
have said heart broken" And what
emotion had she felt when that call
had come from the airport?
~ nf Ear
ters wife.
1t was, she decided suddenly, the
shy girl in the blue dress. Such a
combination of pale beauty and win
some manner could not have failed
to attract Drake. Yes, it was the girl
in blue, with her great black eyes,
the one she had heard called Laura.
X X
A FOOTSTEP sounded on the stone.
"A Marcia started and half turned
Am intruding?" tiny voice asked
The girl was silhouetted against the
light that managed to escape through
the ivy-clad windows that looked out
from the ball room, and Marcia could
see only that she was as tiny as her
voice.
Not at ALI" she told the girl then,
and was surprised at the sound OF her
voice. Compared to this girl, with a
voice that held the faintest suggestion
of a childlike tremor. Marcia herself
was old.
II thought it would be nicer out
here" the other explained. Marcia
smiled
You're Mrs. Drake Carter, aren't
you?" she asked suddenly, then was
shocked at her own temerity. The
other was surprised.
How did you know" Her voice
held a childlike appeal
"I Just guessed" Marcia explained,
Evening star., 1935-11-29
[W.P. A.WORkERS FACE
YULE CHECK LOSS
Further Conference to Effect Set
tlement in Walkout in
Michigan Fails.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ESCANABA, Mich, November 90
Delta County's 1400 w. P. A. workers,
idle as the result of a walkout in
protest of monthly hours, may be
without Christmas holiday pay checks,
officials said today, unless an agree
ment is reached Immediately.
The strike. called Tuesday by the
UNITED Workers." local organiza-
ton, stopped all w. p. A. projects
in the county. Onicials said they
feared to offer protection to those
who desired to work because Of pos
Sible violence.
A. T. Sweet, district administrator,
met with county officials and rep
resentatives Of the local union last
night in an effort to effect settle
ment, but revoked a previous order
to reopen all projects tomorrow to
those who desired to work after he
said the union officials reaffirmed
Evening star., 1935-11-29
Blu John Mullen.

not know that the crash had come at
the very moment when Gene was pre-
pairing to leave the wife he had so
mistreated.
1T was terrible!" she agreed simply.
Laura patted her arm materially. The
gesture sat strangely on such a little
girl, Marcia thought. Yet this little
girl was Mrs. Drake Carter, the wife
of man like Gene! D. If only some
thing could be done to show the little
tike what a beast the man was! If
only one could prove that he was what
he was, a petty philanderer.
x* **
IT MUST go in!" she said suddenly.
The other nodded in ihute SYM
pathy. Marcia walked swiftly through
the door, thought and feeling contend
ing for possession Of her being. She
ran into Drake as she was entering
the lounge.
Hello, sweetheart" He was drunk
and very sure Of himself.
Marcia was moved with disgust as
she thought Of that lonely figure on
the porch, staring into the dark, wish
ing she were out of it all and not
knowing how to get out. She had
been like that once. Marcia Byrne
had been like that. Looking at young
Mrs. Carter was like looking into a
mirror which magically reflected her
self as she once had been. She re-
membered a night when she had seen
Gene drunk, remembered all the agony
of doubt that had been hers, wondering
if what she suspected was true.
She smiled sweetly, provocatively, at
the man before her.
You shouldn't say that here!" she
chided him gently, while her heart
turned over and her mouth went
dry.
Where can I say it?" He seemed
to know her answer beforehand.
Shall we go outsider" Marcia
asked, and smiled again, smile that
invited while it denied, smile that
came from three solid years Of regret.
He took her arm and they walked in
silence out of the lounge, his eyes de-
vouring her.
| X X
CHE led the way through the library
- and out the French windows to
the garden, hoping that her dizziness
would not overcome her, hoping that
a lonely figure was still leaning on the
railing above.
There! Just around that corner, q
few feet above their heads, girl was
crying softly, just as Marcia had cried,
sorrowing just as Marcia had sorrowed.
With the faint sobbing beating against
her mind like drum, Marcia turned
and held out her arms.
"Drake!" she said aloud. Drake,
darling! Drake! Darling!"
(CopyriRht, 1880
Evening star., 1935-11-29

their decision to keep members out.
Sweet said an informal vote Of
workers In the county indicated S5
per cent desired to return to work. He
estimated the present pay roll in the
county is $4,000 day.
The walkout here climaxed series
of short lived worker strikes in the
State in protest of differential pay
and monthly hours in some counties.
Evening star., 1935-11-29

THE cool quiet Of
- the porch was
like a gentle hand
stroking her brow,
after the heat and
noise of the party
insid e. M arc ] a
Byrre leaned her
arms on the rail at
q home in Alex
andria and stared
into the blackness
of the 6 ar d e n.
Parties we're a trial,
she reflected.
Even at that.
this party might
not have been so
bad if it weren't
for Drake Carter.
A s h u d d e r ran
through her at the
t h oug h t of his
SIN ir king good
looks. w as 1T
something in her
appearance t h a t
n+al ~ an Eka
Evening star., 1935-11-29
SHORT STORY
THE MIRROR

and added, I'm
Marcia Byrne."
"Oh!" Marc ! q
could feel, rather
than see, two large
black eyes looking
at her very ear
nestly. Drake
that Is, my hus-
band-knew your
knew Gene Byrne!
1t was terrible
about the crash! I
was very sorry!
Were you real
ly?" Marcia felt a
glow of warm feel
ing toward this girl
who could feel so
deeply about the
air tragedy that
had snuffed out q
worthless life.
But then, she re-
hected, Laura could
not know that Gene
had been unworthy
of svrnDathV could
Evening star., 1935-11-29

ancient China yesterday in a ceremony
at Great Britain's Royal Academy.
Representatives of Japan partici-
pated, as did those Of the United
States and other countries, in open
ing the greatest exhibition Of Chinese
treasures ever assembled in the West.
The exhibition was arranged to
show China as the empire which con-
quered and for centuries ruled over
half Of Asia.
More than 900 objects of art were
brought from Peiping. Emperor Hiro-
Evening star., 1935-11-29
Farmer Is Snake Killer.

GOODLAND, Kans. @.-After
killing 40 rattlesnakes in his pasture
this year, Carl Bergman believes he
cut off the supply at its source when
he killed larger snakes and fam
lily OF 81.
Evening star., 1935-11-29

hito OF Japan loaned priceless pos
sessions and other treasures were sent
by American institutions and individ-
uals.
Evening star., 1935-11-29
Gypsies Riot Over Bridal Gifts.

OSIJEK, Yugoslavia H).-Toys as
presents to gypsy bride 13 years old
and her 14-year-old husband were so
offensive to the family clan that 8
free-for-all fight started. The donor
was taken to hospital.
Evening star., 1935-11-29

Ten thousand men recently made
traffic census in Britain.
Evening star., 1935-11-29

Warm f1eeces and Beacon
cloth in pastel shades or
street shades. Some have
helmets to match. Sizes /
to 3 and 2 to 6.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
Dixie Social Club Dance

The big reception and dance at
McElroy's Spanish Ball room, on
Monday evening, November 4, viii
be the seasons most enjoyable en-
tertainment. The hall, newly de-
corated and finished In Cabaret
style, McElroy's all star 1O-piece
band. tap dancing, blues. singing,
the Dixie songsters, a male quar-
tette, Seattle's newest musical or
ganization, and others. A real
treat is in store for all who attend
The club extends a cordial invita-
ton to the merry makers Of Ia
coma, Everett, Yakima, Portland,
Bellingham, Ellensburg, and Van
couver, B. C. to be present at this
affair. We assure a pleasant eve.
s. T. McCants, president; Ball
ard Sneed, secretary; Orville Win
ston, V. C. Robinson, reception
committee; verley Smith, Turner
Malone. floor managers.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-24
$1,000 Guarantee For DIN 10 Fight
Lewis II Light-HeavyMeight Title Go


ST LOUIS -(By Floyd Collins
for AMP Contracts for the Bob
onn-John Henry Lewis. iight-hea-
yyweight championship light that
IS to be held at the arena October
81, on file in the Office of commits
sioner Ernest F. oakley, show that
DIN Is to receive a guarantee Of
$4,000 for defending hts title IN
the bout which Is scheduled for Is
rounds.
Lewis Is to receive a percentage
Of 12h Of 9Oes of the gross re-
ceipts but this viii have to be a.
mended to 12K Of 1890. according
to Jerome F. Duggan, attorney
representing the jackson Johnson
Post of the American Legion, un-
der whose auspices the match IS
to be held
In making the original contract
the state, city and state sales tax
were overlooked, making It neces-
sary for an adjustment which Dug
gan said he would move to make
through an addendum to the con-