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Evening star., 1935-01-27

DODGE 1888 coupe; car in perfect con-
dition in every respect; radio equipped
S465. Superior Motors. 1920 l4th st.
Phone Decatur 1900.
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SALE-AUTOMOBHES.
PARTS-PARTS

For All Cars and Trucks.
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE NC
Evening star., 1935-01-27

CHRYsLER 1894 sedan; new-car appear
ance and performance; S725. Emerson
and Orme 1 9TH and NJ StS NV
Evening star., 1935-01-27

FORD 1884 VS. cabriolet, maroon finish.
red stripe and wire wheels. A small all
weather car, with rumble seat. leather up
hoistery throughout faultleSS appearance
and mechanical condition. $3.50. small
down payment, new-car terms on the bal
ance; Triangle includes its famous blue
ribbon guarantee and no,cost service
9 N. Y ave. NV. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-01-27

CHEVROLET 1929 coach; wire-wheel iop.
black finish. motor good. excellent tires:
$40 down. balance SS per month. Addi-
son Chevrolet. 1437 Irving st. n
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ESSEX 1892 Super 6" sedan; fast and
powerful motor. very good tires. clean in
terror: ready for any demonstration and
priced for a quick sale at $500. Lee D.
Butler Inc. 2l55 Champlain ST. NV.
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DE SOTO 1888 rumble seat coupe here
is the unusual car you often hear about
but seldom see; spotlessly clean. perfect
mechanically; used carefully by one
owner; a demonstration Will sell the most
particular buyer priced for only S4S9
during our cut-price sale sold with our
famous money-back guarantee plus 80
days free service. Also So other fine cars
in all models; lowest prices. best terms,
Leo Rocca. Inc. New York ave. ne
Phone National 1922
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FORD 1881 town sedan-A very fine car
for only $3.50. Capitol Motors Co.. 2l5
Evening star., 1935-01-27

DODGE 1888 sedan; motor in best of con-
dition. clean interior fine tires: priced
low at S465. Superior Motors. 1920 14th.
Phone Decatur 1300
Evening star., 1935-01-27

Satlny black finish. cream
wheels. A beauty.
Evening star., 1935-01-27
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHEVROLET 1888 master de luxe coupe.
body, spotless interior. tires like new;
trunk rack. motor in best of condition
new-car appearance; a mighty hne CheV-
roiet. S425. Selling cars from this loca-
tion for over 25 years is your guarantee.
H. B. Leary. jr. & Bro, 1921 14th. Poto-
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said stake standing at the inter
section OF said margin of said
avenue with the west margin of
Boyd avenue and running thence
with the south margin Of Edney
avenue, south 70 degrees 2 min
utes west 339 feet to stake
thence south "a degrees 6 min
utes east 14S l-2 feet to a stake
in Edney's original boundary
line; thence north 70 degrees 2
minutes east 1906 feet to a
stake III the west margin Of Boyd
avenue; thence north 81 degrees
end 43 minutes west with the
said margin Of Boyd avenue 1876
feet to the beginning. being lots
Nos. %, "a, %, 2G, 81, % and
20 Of Edney Heights, as per plat
of record in map book No. at
page 100 in the office of the
register of deeds for Henderson
county, N. c.
This the 18th day of Feb, 1885.
Mary L. Priesthood, Trustee.
2-19-Tues. 4tp.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
State of North Carolina,


County of Henderson.
Under and by virtue Of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed in trust, executed
by S. o. Edney and wife, Hassie
Edney to Miss Mary L. Prest-
wood, trustee, dated September
Is, 1881, and recorded IN the Of
flee of the register of deeds for
Henderson county in book 100
at page 245, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness secured thereby and
demand having been made by the
holder of said notes for foreclos-
ure, the undersigned trustee will
on March %, 1885, at II o'clock
noon, at the courthouse door in
Hendersonville N. c., offer for
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, to satisfy the
Indebtedness and expenses of said
sale, the following described
land:
Being that property located in
the Hendersonv;lle township,
Henderson county, n. c., and
more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at a stake IN the
south margin of Edney avenue,
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Vogel staggered, swung again.
His fists beat against Pills face,
the side of his head, his Jaw.
! There was a smear Of red on
| Pills cheek. He tried to side
step, missed. A moment more
and he was striking back, but the
blow was ill-timed. Vogel was
on him, fighting like one possess
ed.
Half a dozen watchers had
come from the pool room. Sud
denly Joe Gillaspie pushed for
ward. "Phil," he cried, %ook
out! Phil"
Stroude's hand caught Gillas-
pics shoulder. "Iou keep outa
thisw he snarled.
Gillaspie's. answer was blow
that snapped Stroude's head back.
Stroude swung, but it was some
thing from behind that hit Gil
laspie, knocking him forward. He
fell and a foot struck him in the
ribs. Gillaspie threw one arm
up to protect his face.
Voices were shouting all about
now. The sidewalk was mass of
angry men, fighting, iostling,
pounding each other over the
head. Joe Gillaspie half-rose and
was kicked down. He saw the
little man who was with Vognl
and Stroude hurl something. 1t
cracked against a mans head,
, sent him reeling.
Joe tried to rise once more.
Where was Stroude? He wanted
to smash Stroude's teeth in. He
wanted to knock him down and
stamp on him. Joe's head was
whirling. With desperate effort
he pushed himself up. got to his
feet. He turned, looking for
Phil.
! A guns report cracked the air.
(To be continued
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! ITS complete mediocritq. weftvn
was the only name either of The
others knew for him.
"Well," said Stroude and II.
lips smiled though his ewes did
not. IF was you | know what
: I'd do-get myself one of tbesn ,;
There was no one near to see
Stroude's hand went into a
pocket, emerged to show the duiI
black handle of a revolver
"Keep that thing out of sight y,
Vogel warned.
"Sure. I'm keepin' it out of
sight" There was mildness in
Stroude's tone that belied the
light between his narrowed Eds
"Get yourself one of these he
repeated, nodding to the younger
man. might come in handy"
Vogel picked up his cup of cof-
fee, drained it and set the cun
down AGAIN. Then he pushed back
his chair. "Come on" he said
crisply. Lets blow outa here "
An hour later Phil Henderson
reached the mill village. All
afternoon it had rained, but the
air was clear now, not even cold.
Phil had been out in a good part
of the downpour and his clothes
were damp, as were his shoes. 1t
was nearly eight o'clock now and
he was hungry. He hadn't eaten
anything except a roll and hot
dog since breakfast. Phil wasn't
going to take Gales money and
spend it on lunches.
All dav long he'd been looking
for work, without the slightest
encouragement. At the last place
I-Trask's garage, where someone
had told him they might need a
man-he'd waited almost two
hours to see the proprietor. That
was why he was so late getting
home. The wait had been fruit
less. Ben Trask, when he finally
arrived, said there was a job all
right, but his nephew was COM
ing to take it.
Oh, well, it was too much to
expect there'd be anything SO
SOON
Phil came up the main street
of the mill village. 1t was lighted
sparselv until he reached the in
tersection with the road leading
to the mill. Jewett's pool hall
occupied one corner at the inter
section, and light shone through
it's windows.
| There were two men standing
in front lof the building and, as
Phil approached. a third opened
the door and stepped out. 1t was
Joe Gillespie.
"Hi, Ph;lw he called.
eli, be. What do you know"
Phil taited and Gillaspie did
not answer until he was beside
him. Then he said, ''Not much.
Got chance to ride over the
Buxton this morning. | thought
l might get something to do in
the bri;k factory"
"Any iuck?"
'No.1
Phil said, "There doesn't seem
to be much doing around here.
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5. Deed by Pace Lumber Com
pany, Inc, to o. V. i. Blythe,
dated May IL, 1927, recorded in
book ITS, page 260-l3 lots,
Dana Park subdivision.
6. Deed by Med. Ray, trustee.
to o. V. F. Blythe, dated May
5th, 1923, recorded in book 1874,
page 1874, also described in quit
claim deed by NJ. c. Higgins, ct
al to O. V. +. Blythe, dated April
26, 1928, recorded in book 1872.
page Alb, excepting from this
boundary and conveyance, that
small part thereof conveyed by
o. V. F. Blythe and wife to
board of education.
7. All Of those s cots of Dana
Park subdivision, described in deed
of Blue Ridge Farms corporation
to O. V. F. Blythe, which deed
is dated March !, 1880, and re-
corded in book 1872, page 43,
records of deeds for Henderson
county, to which deed and record
reference is hereby made for
further description.
s. All those six lots Of the Dana
Park subdivision described in
deed from B. S. Justice and wife,
n. A. Justice, to o. Y. i. Ply
the, which deed is dated Nv.
20, 1929, and recorded in book
191, page 1T, records of deeds
for Henderson county, to which
decd reference is made for fur
thcr description.
Containing II acres more or
less.
This the 18th day of Feb, 1885.
S. G.. STATION, Trustee.
do Tuacitp
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I've been a dozen places today
"Oh, well, something'll turn up
"SureW
"Where you goin'?" Gillespie
wanted to know.
Home. ] haven't had anything
to eat yet"
"I'll walk along with you"
They had taken only a step OF
two when the door of the poo.
hall opened. A voice called
"Hey, Gillaspie"
yes" .
Come in here a minute, will
you?"
Joe said to Phil, "Can you wait
for me? There's something
want to talk to you about"
Sure"
Joe disappeared inside the
building. Phil turned toward the
two men near the curb. One OF
them asked, Haven't got 9
match, have you?"
.Phl brought a package VI
matches from a pocket.
Thanks"
A black sedan, chugging nols,
lily, came down the street ano
halted at the opposite curb. Three
men got out and started towaro
the pool hail. Phil saw that the
one in front was Ed Vogel
Stroude, who also worked at the
mill and who was VogePs usua
companion, was behind. The
third, a smaller man, Phil didn't
know, though he'd seen him once
or twice.
/ The man who had borrowed ths
match held a package Of cigaret:
toward Phil. "Have one" he Of
fered.
| Phil helped himself. He wa!
holding a match to the cjgaret a:
Vogel stepped on the sidewalk.
Vogel halted. "Well," he sale
in Sinking voice, "look who's
herew
"Have you any obiections?'
The words cracked like a whip
"We-ll-," Ed VOgels lip:
parted in an oily smile. 81 dom
know as l have, but if | was the
owner Of this place l might. Il
don't look good to have bum;
hangin' around"
you're not the owner" Phi
told him shortly. eff you wan
me to, l can tell you Just exactly
what you are"
"Sayw Vogel's jaw came out
aggressively. Don't you try t.
get fresh with me. Why, you!
He burst into a series Of profant
epithets. "Come onw he sneered
his voice rising meancingly
"Come on if you amt afraid"
His arm shot out, crashing
against Pills cheek. on show
youp Vogel screamed. "You-.-
-w The words were lost II
the sound of flesh smashing
against flesh. Phil leaped for
ward, landing a blow on VogePS
nose end another square in the
eve. Someone in the croWc
sworc violently and the door OF
the pool room opened.
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thereby and demand having been
made by the holder of said notes
for foreclosure, the undersigned
trustee will on the 22nd day OF
March, 1885, at IL o'clock noon
at the courthouse door in Hen
Jacksonville, N. c., offer for sale
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy the in
debtedness and expenses of said
sale, the following described
land:
Lying and being in Blue Ridge
township, Henderson county, n.
c., known and designated as fol
lows:
Ali the following lots of land
described in the following deeds,
to which and tile records thereof
reference is hereby made, and
the descriptions therein contained
made the description herein, as
follows:
/. Deed by Mrs. Cornelia O..
Justice, ct al, to o. V. F. Blythe,
dated September 8, 1929, record
ed in book 1870, page 255-1 -
acres.
2. Deed by d. S. Justice and
wife to O. V. F. Blythe, dated
Nov. 20, 1928, recorded in book
1877, page 1877 lots.
$. Deed by b. S. Justice and
wife to @. V. +. Blythe, dated
Dec. Il, 1926, recorded in book
TIA, page 86-3 lots, Dana Park
subdivision.
4. Deed by Pace Lumber Com
pany. Inc, to o. V. F. Blythe,
dated Aug. 1G, 1926, recorded in
book 1865, page ESQ lots,
Dana Park subdivision.
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II ua,derson, pretty ana 20
Saie siIk mill. She and hel
re-vear-oId brother, Phii' supper
tbe;r invalid father.
'nS Sc Movers, who also work.
tbe mill, asks Gale to marry
Kin In She delays giving her an
Gale goes skating, breaks thru
.be ice and is rescued by BriaI
W NJ whose father, nov
I'D built the mill. Brian ha'
come home after two years II
paris, ready to take his place IL
the mill. i
Robert Thatcher, general man
aaer Of the mill, schemes to cap
t;yate Brian. She sees him will
Gle and is furious. 'Contrivin!
- meet Gale, she tells her tina
.Le CVicky) and Brian are en-
saged to be married. Gale, be
ieying Brian has been amnsiHl
himself at her expense, is deePl!
hurt. She refuses to see HIN
Gale goes to a dance with Stew
Phil is there. He has been drink
ing and bursts into loud denunei
/ alton of the mill bosses.
CHAPTER XII
Gale Henderson was right
something had happened tina
night.
! 1t began with three men sittine
around a table in a drab, i'll
smelling restaurant. The air il
the room was gray and heavy
partly from cigaret smoke, partly
because the ceiling lights were
weak. There was counter a
one side of the room and a mar
stood behind it. He wore a dirty
apron and he was sliding a wet
rag over the dingy surface OF the
counter.
The three men sat near the
door leading into the kitchen
There were no other customer:
except a man at the counter
drinking beer, and a man anC
girl at a table farther front.
The cloth on the table about
which the three men sat was
spotted with grease and some OF
the dishes were Clipped. Of the
three, only Ed Vogel was eating
He swore mildly, saving at tht
beefsteak. cut off a huge bite
and stabbed it, holding it aloft
on his fork.
"They thought they'd get aheat
of Ed Vogelw he ieered. "Well
they found out different"
The man on the right said
"Give on the works, did you?"
'I'll sayw
The man who had spoken hac
a flat nose that looked as though
it had been broken. His pale eyes
were narrow, sly-looking. A cigar
ret dripped from one corner OF
his mouth.
Listen, Stroude," said the
third man, suppose some OF
these guys get tough? l amt as
big as you two"
He wasn't. He was little, with
dark hair. and mis- face was dis
for only one thing
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State of North Carolina,
Il I I

State OF North Carolina,
County of Henderson.
Under and by virtue of the
power OF sale contained in that
certain deed in trust, executed by
O. V. +. Blythe and wife, Roxic
Blythe to s. G. Station, trustee,
for John Brown, guardian, dated
June 8, 1881. and recorded in
the office OF the register Of
deeds for Henderson county in
book 109 at page 1914, default
having been made in the payment
Of the indebtedness secured
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CRAZY CRYSTALS SOC and ST.
Wampoles Preparation 19c,
Rubbing Alcohol 16c, DIR. West
Tooth Brush 39c, Russian Min
neral Oil 29c. Freeze Drug
Co.
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MOTORING TO CALIFORNIA.
Will share expenses and prom
Use to keep alert at the wheel
by chewing Wrigley's Spear
mint gum while driving. Wise
Motorist.
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43-Personal Property

LOST-Pair of ladies' shoes. Lib
eral reward. Mont Nelson, Hen
Jacksonville, Route 3.
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CALL 247-J for good blowing
gardening and farming.
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NOTICE-We have just rnioaaea
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstocked our
paint department. For the next
10 days we are offering sur sur.
plus stock at special prices. II
you contemplate painting TINS
spring buy now and save the
difference. Hendersonvllle sup 2.
ply & Coal &C., hec dquarIel :
for everything in the bui ddn 3
line. Lenox Park. Phone soV."
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cIAL BARGAINS in used
Ia, Plymouth and Chevrolet
Is. Lyerly's Auto Exchange,
b South Main.
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4 uNg FOUND ANOTHER
IN mn N he sas tank, the carb-
ssa " $ See Us for remedy.
s NTH, and Carter agents, Gray
II Huggins Battery and Flee
s. CC'. lO1 South Main.
hone 2S4.
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WANTED - Secondhand bicycle
or tricycle. for 6-year-oid boy.
Call HodgewelI hotel. Room
25.
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WANTED-To buy black walnuts
at market price. j. H. Avery,
139 Third avenue east.
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fUs REPLACE your old bat.
H. with a new mOre-pOwerful
eneral Battery At q reason
le price. The Keith Tire Co.
| the DepOt.
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BIRDS ROOFS are unexceiied
for, quality and beauty. We can
make you attractive prices for
cash or will be glad to assist
you in getting loan. Rigby-
Morrow Company, Fourth ave
nue. east. Phone 81.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Ttre
COMPANY.
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SENSATIONAL OFFER Good
50-lb. all cotton mattress.
Limited time only. Cash $3.50.
Brunson Furniture Co.
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LET US SAVE YOU rs per cent
on your fire insurance. Jaeh
son-Phillips Co., 131 Fifth ave
nue. west.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
80. o. Roy Keith, Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg.
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lCritz, ell veterano d la 40
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para 1886, La notidia Sc daa,
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gas NADIA que hacer. Luego, con
dinero que tie mandaremos de
AGA, tie vestiras Acknowledgement
tie, Gestas? Sobre TODD las apa-
riencias, Glo entiendes? TIE da-
re cartas de recommendation,
para algunos amigos que tengo
en- la corte y que te serviran
bien bien, y Sc encargaran de
ponerte en- condolences de que
'hagas I'm buen casamiento.
Con estos consoles, un po-
co de dinero, una maleta ates-
tada de ropa Y algunas cartas.
Candidito emprendi6 su viaie a
Madrid.
Una de las cartas era para
don Manuel Cerrada, cura que
decia misa y confesaba en- las
Calatravas.
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deSculdo del que tiene la seguri-
uao de que ha de quedar bien.
SIN necesidad de mirar al espe-
|Jo' hasta la bota de charol Aus
'aoa que dejaba yer un pie DEL
gado y ~elegante, la figura de a.
quel hombre respiraba simpa-
tia por todas parties.
Su frac, de una hechura ire
probable, cafale perfectamen-
La anchura de su espalda, su
pec,1o saliente, parecian estar
? diendo la majestuosa tdnica
imperial romana o ell escudo del
gladiator.
La cara de este nuevo perso-
era por demas interesan-
tie.
freate ancha y despejada, ce
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M~IsI0N>ATLETICA psE-
Me TODOS SUS PAPNLES
Y COMMENCE DE NgEVO

New York, enero Eel CO.
nocido escritor deportivo ED J..
Neil, uno de los expertos en-
'estiones pugilisticas, dice que
IA co2isi6n atletica del estado
de NewZork Sc ha llevado a 81
misma a Npa situaci6n tai de
confusion, ~ ell exceso de re-
,glas, que 10 Nor seria quemar
todos los papeles y empezar de
nuevo.
Neil dice que seria est1pido
para un campe6n if actualmen-
tie a New York a arriesgar su
titulo, bajo las ca6ticas condi-
clones existentes. LA batalla
de las establishes ha llegado a
un punto donde cualquiera opor
tunidad de arreglo es imposi-
ble".
Cuando James A. Farley era
presidente de la C0misi6n, las
peleas Sc decidian por rounds
ST un boxeador habia ganado
seis asaltos, por pequeno mar.
gen, y ell otro cuatro, los fina.
les, derribandolo un monitor de
wees, ell fallo Sc otorgaba al
primero.
Vino despues la nueva conf
sion, es decir, los nuevos conf
sionados, y trat6 de zanzibar ell
sistema. Para ser mas claros,
Art Lasky termin6 con I'm furio
so ataque sobre Steve Hamas,
que parecfa a punto de caer, y a
Steve Sc otorg6 Ia decision.
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No digas, hija; mira que
csc tipo no puede gustarle a ma
die!
bah, bah! Hay gustos pa
ra TODD en- este mundo.
No creais,-dijo otra, ter
.ciando en- la conversation ;-El
vira no lie pone mala cara; yo
creo que esta orgullosa de su
conquista.
Al fin Y al cabo,-agreg6 la
morenucha escualida,-a mi no
me extrana ESQ. Hay gustos.....
y aqui recargo la Erase, que
riendo hacer un chiste,-hay gus
desesperados.
y a TODD este, Gquien es ell?
Solo Sc que es un provin :
una especie de lugareno
de cazar.
La gaceta., 1935-01-07
BOXE0
BAER ACEPTO LA OFERV
DE DOWNING

FL campe6n mundial del pc
50 complete, Max Baer, acept6
una oferta que por TELEGRAPH lie
hiciera jim Downing y peleara
aquf a cuatro asaltos, con ell
"gallego" Tony Cancela.
La semana pasada Cancela
expres6 la creencia de que Baer
no 10 aceptaria como adversario
pero la realidad es otra.
Tendra lugar ell "combate" el
dfa Fl de este mes, lunes, en- Ia
Arena del 116 de Artilleria.
Cancela pesa unas 200 libras
y ell campe6n ZIG. Buddy Baer
hermano de Max, tambien ser$
presentado en- ell programa.
Para esta exhibition Sc har
fijado los siguientes precios
asientos de palco, $4.40; asien.
tos de junto al "ring", $3.50
reservados, 1920, Y gradas,
$1.10.
EXHIBICION DE BAER CON
DICK MADDEN
La gaceta., 1935-01-07
LOU ANEGRs comfy
<UBLlNSKY (,

New York, enero 7.-Fajo la
direcci6nve 4 dsn %ihssa,ks ell Ma
olson Square Ga.ESx IL I'm
bers, aspirante aASa1;d;.na
las 1876 libras, Sc batira
mes con Harry DublinskNtt~
Chicago.
La comisi6n atletica del esta-
do 'ha dicho que Ambers es ell lie
gitimo contendiente a la coro-
ma de Barney Ross, poniendolo
per encima de Tony Canzonery
~ Sammy Fuller.
Hoy lunes por la noche, en-
Newark, N. j., Tony Canzoneri
Sc saldra de la division del peso
ligero para batirse con ell pola-
co Eddie Ran, del peso weller.
NUEVA VICTORIA DE MI
LLER