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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28

The Girl Scouts will hold their
final courts of award this week
when a total of 857 badges will be
presented among the 60 troops.
Among these will be IS f1ve-year
silver stripes, % first class badges,
1T second class badges anad 80 gold
stars.
Many of the troops will hold
mother father daughter banquets
Troop Is held a dinner last night
at the Brookside community house
A program of patrol stunts was the
entertainment feature. At the court
following. II awards were presented
by Mrs. Howard c. Caldwell, chair
man of the southeast district COM
mittee: Miss Elizabeth Witt prin-
cipal of School No 81; Mrs. L. K.
Harlow. troop committee chairman,
and Mrs. Emerson GilChriSt. Mrs.
c. c. HenneSsy. Mrs. Stephen Hop
kins and Mrs. L. R. Rutherford.
Troop 46, with Mrs. Forrest Spen-
Ger leader, will entertain at din
ner tonight for parents at the Car
rollton Avenue Church. 1t will be
in charge of Mrs. A. B. milford and
Mrs. j. H. Brisbe, members of the
troop committee. A playlet, Memo
ries," directed by Jane BriSbe, will
follow the dinner. At the court 1l2
badges will be presented by Mrs.
Charles F. Voyles, commissioner;
Miss Ruth c. Pease, local director;
Miss Agnes Calvert, field captain,
and Mrs. Ruth Barker. Mrs. Spen-
Ger will invest Shirley Binzer as a
tenderfoot scout.
Troops 10 and 55, Beech Grove,
will hold a joint court Of awards in
the school auditorium, tonight. The
court will be preceded by a supper
for parents and friends. The scouts
will present a playlet, Girl Scouts
at Queen Elizabeth's Court" with
Priscilla Page, Alice Skiff, Annabell
Lovelace and Betty Jane Goddard
playing the leading parts. Twenty
one badges will be presented to
members of Troop 10, whose leader
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CLUB INVITING
SPECIAL GUESTS

Out-State Republican women have
been invited as special guests to the
program Of the Indiana Women's
Republican Club at tomorrow a.
the Columbia Club
Mrs. Katherine Springer, Ander-
son. IS out-State chairman. Burrell
Wright will talk on The Republican
Party and Your Business" Miss
Adele Storck Will discuss current
legislation. and Mrs. Henry r.
Campbell will preside.
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MRS. GLAZEBROOK
WILL BE HONORED

Bridal colors of orchid. green and
peach will be used at a crystal
shower to be given tonight in honor
of Mrs. Earl GlazebrOOk, formerly
Miss Louise Dodd by Miss Avanell
Brenneman and Miss Mildred
Viewegh at the latters home, lis n.
DeQuincy-st. Mrs. Max Viewegh
will assist.
Guests will include Mesdames
William G. Dodd, Myron Watson
and w. H. Glazebrook, Misses Ruth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28
SENIOR MEMBERS
WILL Be GUESTS

Members of the Pi Beta Phi
Mothers Club will entertain senior
members of the sorority at a lunch
con Saturday at Meridian Hills
Country Club. Other members of
the active chapter and their moth
ers are invited.
DR.. Allegro Stewart will talk on
Women of One Hundred Years
Ago" Bridge, swimming and horse
back riding will follow the luncheon.
The committee consists of Mrs.
Thomas F. Carson, chairman; Mrs.
Willard K. Gearen, Mrs. G. D. Hoyt,
Mrs. H. L. Rous, Mrs. Walter H.
Edwards and Mrs. Geraldine john
son.
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Miss KOttenan
to Wed in June,
Feted at Party

Before her marriage next month
TO John Heidi Jr Miss Frances
KCttcman is attending several par
ties IN her honor. Mrs. Edward
Paul Gallagher and Mrs. Henry
Barker entertained today ut a
bridge tea and linen shower at the
home OF the former 1921 Central
av
Pastel Co,orS appointed the party
ana roses were used as a table CEN
teTp.CCe
Quests with Miss Kotteman and
her mother. Mrs. Frank KOtteman,
Included Mrs. Carl B. Weyl Miss
Ruth Fisher. Miss Marjorie Nc
DuGee and Miss Josephine Mad
den and MeSdameS Theodore Mar
bauch. Paul FurgaSon. William For
svthe. William X. MCGOWAN. Rob-
ert E. Kirby. Richard Bunch and
Paul Mcnamara.
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Series Of Dances ARRANGED

nUKlNCi the
~ Thursday Saturday Sunday nights on Saturday and
holiday nights throughout
able other night private parties.
clubs formal be
observed and aquatic events will be held all during the
Membership in the club by
applicant Memberships
and be had for families memberships
cude parents and all children
and boys older than 18
Women membership include and
bershp privileges include facilities the
right all
clubs other gatherings
refreshments will be
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Group of Girls Eager
in Anticipation of Trip
to Michigan Tent Camp
Special Sleeper Will Be Used to Travel to
Pinewood, on Burt Lake. Opening
Set for July g.
Set for July 3.
RY ELIZARETH CARR

WITH youngsters the days the hours and the
w months holiday.
Of plans for
clothing transportation and what TO take become
questions ~ he ho Doth girls and their mothers
"A girls anxiOusv awaiting July they
will nar ron special sleeper Pinvood Camp Burt Lake Mich
MIS- Gertrude and director Of the with Miss
Alexander Michigan
ir rrlrrr4 order the July
mandates Tute Of the group
the third and fourth summers and Anne Davis
dsuqf-er o. PauI Davis VIII be for her sixth time
with all the girls eating the main dining room
archery, canoeing nature study and
GRAF. n iQui BOZ all he o life"
vn II and Mary
r. VIII be enrolled in
the third time
daughter Mr. Mrs Frank BinfOd
C. Martha
s. PinewoOd her first
Tagg French Lick viii return
81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28

Alpha Chapter, Chi Delta Chi
Sorority. Will hold a business meet
inc Ut the y. w. c. a at tonight
Aloha Tau Chapter. Alpha zeta
Bee sorority. viii entertain with a
meeting III s tonight at the Column
bia Club with Mrs. j. E. Tucker and
Mis- Henrictte Brown. Long Beach
Cal. guests. Committee members
include Misses Esther Webb Made
line Davis. Eleanor Jacobson and
Mrs VIRGINIA NieSSe.
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Entrance to the club is by membership card only.
Other than the annual fee and moderate charge for
guests there additional charges except for meals
refreshments Intoxioants not allowed on the
premises
Regular parties held once month for children
and various activities have been scheduled for the sum-
mer season. On June 5, the ContlnentalS, younger
ganizaon within the club will give graduation dance
The first of series of semi-monthly luncheon bridge
parties also will be given at 1880 on that day
In addition to the swimming pool, which is 300 by
800 feet and which holds 100000 gallons water and
for which another we'll to provide additional water
sIlnnlX is heing sum. tLara tan.is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28
GUILD MEMBERS
TO ATTEND PICNIC

Members Of the Young Married
Womens Guild of the First Presby-
terrain Church will be entertained to-
morrow at a picnic which Mrs.
Frank T. Sisson will give at the
country home of Mrs. Morse P.
Bowen, near Carmel.
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Daily Recipe
ICE CREAM

ICE CREAM
7 pint mix
Z cup sugar
Z, cup lemon Juice
I cup lchippiHg crecp
> e0g lrhitcS
I crp crushed eGHut
BRITTLE
Dissolve s''gar IN milk. add
lemon Juice and freeze 20
mush. Remove from freezing
tray % cold bowl. Add I'M
beaten egg whites and beat
thoroughly with cold egg
beater. Fold II whipped
cream and peanut brittle. Re
turn 10 tray 70 finish freezing
until firm
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Riviera Club Pool Will
Be Opened Thursday and
Dinner Dance Will Follow
Season Will Be Inaugurated Formally on
June 9; Schedule of Sw: ming Lessons
and Dances Announced.
BY HELEH; LINDSAY

opening the swimming pool at the Riviera Club on
~ Memorial Day dinner will be given at the club Dinner
Particles orchestra watch will
during season, will provide the
Inos triangular plot OF
White River and the south and
spot family the
Parking space automobiles the
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Miss Esther Sonnich, 26O w. 44th-
st, will be hostess for a meeting of
Evadne Club at 8 tomorrow night.
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IL uu be the second year for
Martha Lois Adams. daughter Of
ar and Mrs Robert A. Adams and
for Anne Elder Anne IS a daughter
Of Nr. and Ms. Bowman Elder.
Joining The life at Burt Lake
camp VIII be- "a new group Of seven
from indianapolis The group IN
clu5o Lucille Schaaf Virginia Evans,
daughter ~ SIR. and Mrs. r. B.
E.aus. Barbara Hill. daughter OF
Mr. Nellie Afford Hi; Cynthia
Test. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald ~ Test: Nancy Wohlge-
murh. daughter of NIr and Mrs Al
bert j. Wohlecmuth, Selma Alig
daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs G. O. Ahg
and Phyllis Behrueer, daughter OF
NJ and Mrs C. A Behringer.
July . is red letter dav for an
other group of camp-bound girls,
for it's the day that three Will leave
for Rnnelander. Wis. 20 spend a
camp season at Bryn Atom.
II VIII be the third time for Sue
Anne EvcleiCh daughter Of Mr.. and
Nj, Carl Evcleirh. Margaret Wohl-
gcmI-h. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert j WohlgemUth and Mary
Scott Morse. daughter Of Mr.. and
Ms Howard S. Morse.
They are looking forward to re-
ncViug friendships with girls from
over the country The three are
members OF the Sub-Deb CLUB.
Mr.. and MIS- Fred Hicks. Seattle,
Wash. are visiting Mrs Hick' S
brother. DR.. Albert Harold and Mrs.
Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Du Puy,
Charles Davidson Mitchell, all Of
Pittsburgh. James w Thorne, L
Newton Perry and son. Brewster
Perry. Chicago. VIII come TO attend
the 500-miIe Speedway race with
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Atkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Beverage
Jr VIII entertain their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Clay Bartlett Jr-
Chicago. and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison
Elder. Chattanooga. Tenn, at din
ner following the race.
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PAGE IL

Black, Helen Louise Brown, Mary
Alice Brown, Marjorie Carr, Lois
ForSythe. Jean GOulding, Catherine
Lyzott. Doris Jane MeuSer Dorothy
Rinker and Frances Stalker.
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Changes Made IN Facilities

THIS andscpng changed and the area between
the clubhouse and the
checking facilities have been
Plans
The swimming pool equipped the water is
treated With preparation which while it does
lilies the water and makes infection impossible.
This Mrs Thema Willis
at the Ant will women and children
after June All swimming instruction
life saving
water polo team similar to the which championship
last summer, will be this a the club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28

HAPPINESS AHEAD-for the girl
J. i whose soft, smooth skin has
won admiration, love! If she's wise,
she'll protect this charm - guard
against unattractive Cosmetic Skin
with the gentle soap 9 out of 10
lovely screen stars use.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-28
Pnrtu TO FOHO1r Plan

Following the performance Of
Growing Pains tonight, members
OF the Sutherland Players Will en-
terrain with a party at the Colonial
TearOOm.
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Cosmetics Harmless if
removed this way

It's choked pores that cause the
warning signals Of Cosmetic Skin to
appear-tiny blemishes, enlarged
pores, blackheads, perhaps. Lux
Toilet Soap IS made to guard against
this danger Its ACTIVE lather sinks
deep into the pores-gently carries
away every vestige of hidden dust,
dirt. stale powder and rouge.
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sunk there tennis courts, baseball diamond horse
lldrens playground picnic and dancing pavilion
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

y 70, 10 habiamos dicho mas de
Una vez: "Seria para nosotros
Il contrariedad, tener que au-
Sentarnos sin despedirnos de
Candidito."
Son ustedes demasiado bon
oauoSos para conmigo,-repuso
hlpocrltamente ell joven-No me
rezco tanto.
-Merece listed mucho mas.
i Por Dios!
-Supongo que va sabra u.s.
'ed que nos vamos a pasar una
temporado en- nuestras posesio-
mes de Andalucia....
ST, va 10 Sc; y al deseo de
oespedlrles obedece mi vista.
: Is listed modelo de corte-
siai
y de necedad.-pens6 para
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

disgusto, pero bien saba Dios
que era para ella un suplicio SUI
Ifrir la antipatica presencia del
hip6crita joven.
-Bueno,-pens6; puesto
que Sc empenan en- que lie yea,
tendra que sufrir una vez mas
mis- desaires. A yer 81 asi Sc con
vence de 10 cargante que me es.
Y volvi6 a sentarse nerviosa
" contrariada.
Present6se Escamilla, y ell
marques Sc adelant6 a recibirle
con exageradas demostraciones
de afecto.
-i0h, querido amigo! ex-
clam6, estrechandole con efusi6n
la mano.-No puede fiqurarse
ell placer que nos Isoporciona
con su vista. Mi esp4sa, mi hija
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

gar, porque Satraeria a muchc
pdblico; en- segundo, porque ha
ria a Birkie mucho bien una lu-
cida demostracion frente a
Baer, y en- tercero, porque de
veneer al campe6n sc pondria en-
Inca para I'm match" con ell
vencedor del combate Steve Ha
mas-Max Schmeling.
Dos Eoxeadores de Miami a.
yudaran al aleman en- sus prac-
ticas, boxeadores que ell mana
GER pidi6 aver, por TELEGRAPH.
La pelea del lunes sera la ter
cera entire los dos hombfes los
jueces declararon nula la pri :
mera, Cancela venci6 en- la Sc :
gunda y la que Sc aproxima Sc
"a la decisiva.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

-Debe listed rehusar al prin
cipio, ESQ es de caj6n; pero ellos
insistiran, y entonces.....
i Acepto?
-Naturalmente. Seria una
.Ofensa y una ingratitud desai-
rar a tan bondadosos senores, y
he aqui COMO, limitandose al
cumplimiento de sus deberes so
ciales, conseguira listed dos ven
tajas. Primera, encontrar un
pretexto que justifique su via
je. No ira listed a Andalucia
porque 81, Sino cediendo a las
reiteradas instancias de los Sc
nores marqueseS. Segunda, ir a
parar bajo ell mismo techo que
Elvira. GQue tai? IA que Mora
les, con TODD Su dinero, no con-
sigue tanto?
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DOS JUICES Y Ell ARBITRO
DHCIDIRAN EN- LAS LU-
CHAS

La comisi6n atletica del 116
de Artilleria, en- un almuerzo
efectuado aver tonic los siguien
ties acuerdos:
Que Sc permita al empresario
Downing c%oncertar otrO segun-
do match de lucha entire Bob Sa
wage, ell barbudo, y ell excam :
pe6n de la Florida, Babe Cad :
dock; que dos jueces y un arbi-
tro rindan las decisiones en- to-
dos los futures matches de lu-
cha, 81 no terminan por una cal
da antes del Unite de tempo
acordado: que 7. Byrd Spark :
man, un miembro de la conf
sion, sea a~utorizado para EN- :
Iplear los jueces y arbitros, en-
|boxeo y Iucha y destituirlos.
Downing, a pesar del perml-
so que Sc lie concediera, resolvi6
que Savage descanse y que Cad
dock luche, ell yiernes por la no
che, con el super-villano Jack
Macarthur.
Hace pocos dias Caddock ven
clio a Macarthur porque este no
Sc ajust6 a las reglas, siendo
descalificado.
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VIII

Falt6 POGO para que Escami-
LA Sc volviese loco de algeria.
Aquello era mas, mucho mas
de 10 que 81 esperaba.
Al despedirse, despues de rel
'terar una vez mas SUI agradeci-
miento por tantos favores, ell
padre Cerrada dijole:
-Vuelva listed por aqui a de
crime ell resultado de su vista
a los senores marqueses y lie
dare ell dinero para ell viaje y
mas instrucciones.
Y anadi6 maliciosamente:
listed es %joven, Y nunca lie
estaran de mas los consoles de
experienced.
Luego, cuando va Sc iba, muir
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LUCKY SALLY Y EN-
LA ONCENA CABRERA

DuSky Mitch, ell favorito de a.
noche en- Ia oncena carrera, ter
min6 en- ell Quinto lugar y la glo
ria Y la bolsa del primero Sc en-
tregaron al amo de Lucky Sal
ly, cuyos boletos Sc pagaron a
$500. Lucy Warrior, una de
las mejores perras del Cane :
dromo de Sulphur Springs, fina
liz6 en- segundo lugar.
Chances Lad Y Dusky Mitch
chocaron en- la primera vuelta
y los dos quedaron fuera del di-
nero.
Chance A. Lot vencio en- la de
Gina sObre Over Night Y Blue
Abe.
! Dos favoritoS, Semo Y Royal
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Al frente de Is peloteros de-
Cincinnati, que va Sc encuen :
tran en- Hot Springs, Arkan :
sas, esta Charles Dresser, Sc
gun una carta recibida aver en-
Dresser dirige los ejercicios.
en- I'm gimnasio, y despues sale
con los muchachos a seguir los
senderos de las montanas.
AL grupo Sc agregaron aver
Paul Derringer, Tony Freitas
|Cy Johnson y Kampouris. Este
ultimo juega la segunda base J
ell ano pasado Sc compr6 de
club Sacramento,
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DEPORTES
o DE
TONY SHUCCO

Daytona Beach, Feb. l9.-
Uno de los mas fuertes aspi-
rantes a la corona de las IT'S
libras, Tony Shucco, de Boston,
derrot6 anoche en- esta ciudad,
por puntos, a Joe Lipps, de
Charlotte, Carolina del Norte.
Los jueces convinieron en-
que Shucco habia obtenido la
victoria por considerable VEN
taja.
La diferencia de peso era Ga
una libra, a favor del derrota-
do, IT'S contra TIA.
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mur0 a Su dido:

IllUTO Il Su OluO.
Else viaje sera ell fin de la
lucha. ION! Venceremos, mi
querido joven! Yo lie aseguro a
listed que venceremos!
Y lie tendi6 SUI mano, que Can
di bes6 respetuoSamente.
Escamilla salia de casa del Gu
ra lleno de algeria y de esperan-
"a.
La VOC melosa del padre Ce-
rrada, resonaba aun en- sus OF :
dos repitiendole q Veneeremos !!
81: venceremos 81 81 me a.
yuda como hasta aqui-, pens6
ell joven.
Y resuelto a seguir en- TODD
los consoles del astuto padre, Sc
encamin6 a casa de los senores
marqueses a hacerles la vista
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

En- I'm escrutinio efectuado
por ell peri6dico New York
World Telegram, los directores
de las grandes ligas han opina-
do que la temporada de 1885
terminara en- la forma siguien-
te: Liga Americana: Cleveland,
Detroit, New York, Boston, Fl
ladelfia, Washington, st. Luis y
Chicago.
Liga Nacional: st. Luis, New
York, Chicago, P~ittsburg, Broo
klyn, Boston, Filadelfia y Gin :
cinnati.
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CANCELA ACOSTO A Will
LIAMS

Orlando, Feb. 19.-Tony Can
celia, de Tampa, Florida, que
dentro de pocos dias volvera a
pelear con ell germano Hans Biz
kie, puso anoche a dormir, en- ell
segundo asalto, a Ace Williams,
un gladiator de Chicago. Pesa-
ba ell tampeho 1872 libras Y su
contrincante 1876.
Antes de que ell referee hicie-
ra la cuenta definitiva, con un
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
TRIUNFO DE PANCHO

Manila, Feb. 19.1E gladia :
dor Pequeno Pancho, de esta
ciudad, defend46 su titulo de
campe6n oriental del peso "ban-
TAM" derrotamdo a Few Far :
Der, de New York, en- 10 rounds
Pancho, que pesaba 113 Ii :
'Tras, do a su adversario una
ventaja de cinco libras.
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LA PLAYA SIGUE EN- MA :
LAS CONDICIONES PARA
LAS PRUEBAS DE CAMP
BELL

Daytona Beach, Feb. 10 La
playa sigue en- NAL estado y Sir
Malcolm Campbell, que la reco-
RE diariamente, espera a que
mejore para realizar las prue :
bas definitivas con ell Paiaro
Azul.
Las condolences parecen EN- :
peorar de dia en- dia, en- lugar
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Son vencier9n en- la apuesta do
bic y los boletos Sc pagaron a
$14.20.
Para la oncena carrera de es-
ia noche aparecen inscriptos I'm
marked Buck, Dick Dictator,
Hard Bargain, Spect, Royal
Hunter Y Flight.
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UN NUEVO TRIUNFO DE
PETTY SARRON

Miami, Feb. 19.-El vetera-
no p1gil Petey Sarron, de Bir-
mingham, que continda desean
do la corona del peso de pluma,
superb anoche a Patsy Severe,
de Pittsburg, en- un animado
combate a diez asaltos.
Los jueces votaron unanime-
mente en- favor del gladiator de
Alabama.
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Rose dep6sit6 aver la garantia de S 1000

Respetando ell compromise
que adquiriera la semana pasa-
da, Charley Rose, ell ~veterano
director de Hans Birkie, depo-
aver los $1,000 de garantia
para ell match de revancha con
Tony Cancela, que Sc efectrara
ell venidero lunes, en- Benjamin
Field.
Al mism2 tiempo Rose anun-
clio que ell empresario Lew Dia-
mond, de NeH Orleans, aabia
ofrecido que daria la pelea de
exhibition con Baer al pdgil que
triunfara en- la noche del lunes.
"Nosotros, dijo Rose, desea !
mos pelear con ell campeon, por
varias razones. En- primer lu :
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
TRES TAMPENOS INSCRIP-
TOS EN- LAS CARRERAS
DE B~ICICLETAS DE OR :
n

Para tomar parte en- las ca
rreras de bicicletas que Sc veri-
ficaran en- Orlando, en- ell ami :
versario del nacimiento de Geo.
Washington, Sc inscribieron a :
yer los j6venes atletas locales
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Ell TEMPO

Claro y un poquitin mas dc
calor. Posibles lluvias en- ell ex-
tremo Sur del Estado. Maxima
temperature aver, Sc grades
Mfnima, SO.
Marea alta a las 2:28 a. m.
~ 3:07 p. m.
Marea baa a las IL a. m. y
I9:12 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

de mejorar, a causa de las cont
nuas lluvias.
En- algunos lugares de la pla
va hay agujeros de I'm pie de
profundidad. Nj siquiera que :
den correr los AUTOMOBILES de
motor Diesel, que solo aspiran a
desarrollar una velocidad de
1870 millas.
LA playa esta ahora en- las
peores condolences que 20 la he
visto, dijo anoche Sir Malcolm.
No Sc puede calcular cuantos
dias tendremos que esperar."
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NOTICIAS DE

Firm6 aver su contrato para
1885, Harland Cliff, la tercera
base de los Borwns de St. Luis.
Cliff Sc agreqara a los Browns
ell domingo v~enidero, en- West
Palm Beach. En- su primera
temporada en- elias mayores ba-
te6 26O y "filde6' 929.
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Paul Dervaes, Al dbalsaldes J

Paul Dervaes, AiPoaissldes y
Robert Percy. If Y
La principal W0era, EN- esa
poblaci6n, SRA lar2O millas.
Dervaes es uso de los mejo :
res ciclistas delft stsTo"r ash 10
prob6 en- la conn Ietencia de Gas
parilla, llegando|en segundo lu-
gar, deras del campe6n de la
Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

de izquierda, Williams ma
bfa caido a la Iona por efecto de
un gancho asestado con la mis-
ma manO.
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de despedida a que la cortesia lie
obligaba.
CAPITULO XI
ViOIencid

Elvira estaba con sus padres,
cuando anunciaron a los mar :
queses la vista de Candida.
La joven Sc puso en- pie en-
seguida para retirarse a sus ha
bitaciones.
IA d6nde vas?-le pregun
to dona Agueda.
Y don Gracian anadi6 seve-
ramente:
-Quedate.
Sc qued6, por no provocar un
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Folletin No. 104
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

aprecian a listed en- TODD 10 que
vale, lie invitaran a If a pasar
una temtporada con ellos en- sus
posesiones de Andalucia.
i Es possible!
NO dude listed de que lie in
vitaran.
y yo, claro, aunque Sc me
pasen las ganas de aceptar su
invitaci6n, por cortesia debo re-
husar.
Al contrario.
-1C6mo?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-11
JEWELLERS DESIRE

The Ross jewelers. want an ur1-
limited opponent for tomorrow.
Call Manager Hutton at Atlantic
1922.