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, 1935-11-17
Forts and Detenses of 7exas
Are Listed in Interesting
Account for Learners Club

History records that the earliest
civilization Of Texas hovers around
the mission period when every mis-
sion was also a fort as protection
against the Indians. The first fort,
l716, was at Los Adaes, first cap
ital Of Texas, now a part Of Louisi-
ana. We find Preside Dolores, 1913
1870, on Angelina river. We are
familiar with those OF San Antonio.
La Bahia Espiritu Santo, on Carol
toS Greek, site OF "a Sales colony,
moved to Mission Valley at Victoria
and then to Goliad. The presidio
San Augustine de Ahumado was at
the mouth OF the Trinity, where Is
now Wallisville. The San Louise
de las Amarillas was on the San
Saba river. in Menard county. and
was moved to canyon OF Nueces
north Of Uvalde.
Snug in the security OF cur homes
today, 1t is difficult for lis to even
imagine the fear that must have
existed In the minds OF cur fore
fathers Of Texas-the father for the
home, and the mother for the chill
dren-for the Red Men considered
Texas their happy hunting ground.
and resented SO thoroughly the
coming Of the White Man and his
civilization. The early settlers made
extensive excursions far cut in the
unbroken plains IN quest Of bear.
deer, wild turkey, buffalo. wild
horses. and cattle; and this was
certainly a sacred right that be-
longed only to TIE Indians.
Description Of Frontier
An interesting note on The Texas
frontier by Colonel Rip Ford who.
In l849 with Major Robert S. Neiph-
bors, Superintendent OF Indian af-
fairs In Texas, surveyed routes from
san Antonio to FL Paso and Santa
Fe:
Let the reader include in his
mental vision the whole frontier OF
Texas, extending as it cid from the
Red river to the Rio Grande. in a
sinuous line upon the outer tiers
Of settlements and includindp q
large extent OF the Gulf Coast. Let
him remember that the country
was then so sparsely settled that it
was quite all frontier and open to
tne lncursions Of the merciless
tribes who made war upon women
and children and flourished the
tonahawk and scalping knife in the
, 1935-11-17
Local Women
VIII Return
From Austin

Mrs. .. p. Gay, ", Mrs. G. w.
johnson, and Mrs. r. Roy Ruff,
Brownsville club women, who have
been attending the State Fedora
ton Of Womens clubs meeting il
Austin. planned to arrive In Browns
vile Saturday. Mrs. Gay is chair
man Of poetry OF the Federation
and Mrs. Johnson Is finance chair
man.
Mrs. Volney W. Taylor, president,
planned TO go On the poSt-conven.
ton trip 70 Monterrey, leaving Aus
tin Friday and returning Ia
Brownsville late Monday or Tues
day. The trip includes q dinner and
short stay IN Laredo. two days In
Monterrey and 5 tea and sight
seeing trip in San Antonio nc the
conclusion.
The Brownsville women. accord
ing to letters received here, were
much pleased with the number of
courtesieS extended them IN Aus
tin, and enjoyed the many fine
lectures given during the conven-
ton.
Among the courtesies extended
was a tea given by Mrs. James ".
Alfred, wife Of the governor, at the
governors mansion. The receiving
Inc was headed by Mrs. Volney w.
Taylro. and included, among 9TH
erS, Mrs Percy Pennybacker, OF
Austin, former Federation preSi-
dent. and prominent club woman,
Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Johnson, both OF
Brownsville and Mrs. Florence J..
Scot. OF Rio Grande City.
Mrs. @. w. johnson. IT.. OF
Brownsville flew TO Austin from
Dallas 70 make a talk on aviation.
at the convention. The women
found her talk most enjoyable and
instructive. Among other speakers
noted were the president of the
general Federation, Mrs. Roberta
Campbell Lawson, and Pat ". Neff.
Tuesday. the unwilling of the
no-trait Of Mrs. q. r. Scott. OF
Corpus Christi. was held. Mrs. Scott
Is affectionately known among club
women as the Admiral" and was
unable TO be present as she has
been III for several months
AMONG other courtesies extended
the club women was tire prevue
given by the Paramount Theatre Of
Midsummer NIGHTS Dream" VAL
lev club women noted especially
courteSies extended them BY Mr.
Augustine Celava, representative
from this district.
, 1935-11-17
Lightner
Konor Trio
With Bridge

Mrs. Frank Goodrich, Mrs. En-
NETT K Goodrich, Jr., both Of
Mexico. D. F.. and Miss Nan Clune,
Of Miami, Florida were honored
Wednesday afternoon at luncheon
and bridge by Mrs. Larry Lightner
a her home.
The hostess remembered each
honoree with an attractive gift and
the Wednesday Tournament club
award went 70 Mrs. George Cal
laghan. while the guest trophy was
presented TO Mrs. William Nc
Donald.
Those asked to meet the trio OF
hcnorees were Mesdames william
Macdonald. Burnell ". Goodrich,
Vernon Durrell, Herbert Thomas
Roy r. Breeder, william winston,
o. NJ Brundage, Robert @. Fergu-
son. George Callaghan, Walter
Galloway. Milton z. WentZ, Dean
Porter. Robin Pats. ray l. Rock
well, James L. Rentfro. Carey W.
Hamilton and j. Gilbert Philen, Jr.
, 1935-11-17
Mrs. LoOinger
Compliments
Bridge Group

Mrs. Charles Lovinger was host
eSS Wednesday afternoon To mem
oers OF the Lucky Is Bridge club
at her home. Garden flowers were
arranged attractively about the card
rooms.
At the conclusion OF the bridge
games, Mrs. "A. Z. Harper was high
and Mrs. T.. Garcia low. among the
club members, with the travel award
going to Mrs. Arthur Pitt. High
Tor guests was awarded Mrs. Grover
Williams OF Harrington. and low To
Mrs. r. T. Ogan, Of Weslaco.
The hostess served a salad course
10 Mrs. Ogan and Mrs. williams
and the club members, Mesdames
Norman Wilson. Arthur Pitt. L.
Garcia. l. Giles. A. z. Harper, Law
renee Shrum, Harry johnson. J. 3.
Lawrence. Floyd Bonn and Herman
Loop.
Mrs. Bonn will be hostess to the
club on It's next melting date Dec.
y.
, 1935-11-17
PTA Unit OF
Los Ebdnos
Nee IS Here

The Parent Teacher association OF
Los Ebanos school met in regular ses-
sion Thursday afternoon at the
school. Mrs. Alfred Bradley, the
president, presided, and Mrs. c. O.
Lamberth. in the absence OF the sec
rotary, Miss Laura Underwood, read
the minutes.
Mrs. Bradley appointed Mrs. Harry
Dalton chairman and Mrs. Henry
Lightheart assistant on a committee
to raise funds to purchase books for
the school library during book week
Prior TO the business session, a
thanksgiving program, directed BY
Mrs. g. G. Lamberth and Mrs. O.
w. Bogel, and announced BY Dora
King, was presented by the children
from three Of the rooms.
The princi Sal, Mrs. j. $. SrIkes.
presented Mrs. Gertrude Sharp, sup
ervisor Of the elementary school of
Brownsville. to the new members.
In her remarks, Mrs. Sharp express
d her pleasure in seeing the culmi-
nation Of a Thanksgiving project
which closely correlated learning
and living"
, 1935-11-17
Box Supper Given
By Young People
Of Church Friday

The Young Peoples division OF
the Msthcoist church had a "boX
supper party Friday night at the
church. Numerous games and other
forms Of recreation were held after
the boxes were auctioned.
Those In attendance were: Arnetta
Stewart, Ruth Sabotka, WoolSey
Samuels. Robert Martindale. Fran
ces Barnett, Ruth Black, Barbara
Black, Edna Biggs. Doris An Biggs,
Jewel BiggS. Mary Catherine Lal-
Ter. Frank Lallier. Gene HaleS, Lula
bell Grow. Harry Stegman, Cecil
Faw, Fred Bassett, Wilbur wash
ington. Freddy Abbott. Valerie Jar
Wis, Harvey Hales and Marjorie
Washington.
, 1935-11-17
Problems Of
England Is
Club Topic

tFrOm h Chapter RepOrterl
Problems and Reforms Of Eng
land During the Nineteenth Gen.
fury" was the subject Of the Alpha
Delphians' lesson Thursday morning
at the regular meeting at the Wo-
mans clubs.
The program was as follows:
England and the French Revolu-
tion," Mrs. w. T. Aldridge; The
Napoleonic Menace to England"
Mrs. w. A. winston; The Congress
Of Vienna" Mrs. Larry Lightner;
Character Of the Era Of Recon-
structicn." Mrs. u. l.. WEIGH; IN
duStrial Conditions" Mrs. Marshall
Watson; Attitude of the Tories"
Mrs. Fritz Schmidt: Political Re
FORMS" Mrs. ]. Order Perkins: and
Factory Legislation" Mrs. A. d.
burst.
Mrs. Royal Sundell was elected to
the office Of vice-president which
was made vacant by the departure
from the city Of Mrs. Owen Combe.
The next regular meeting Of the
Alpha Delphian Chapter will be
held the second Thursday In De-
cember at the Woman's club.
, 1935-11-17
Day Gathering
Is He Id By
Art League

Members Of the Brownsville Art
League met Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. w. w. Ely for an an-day meet
ing. Sketching took up the morn
ing hours with most Of the men,
bers working from the head CT q
Latin-American child, and several
doing corner scenes In the patio.
A cooperative luncheon was en-
joyed ct the noon hour. In the ater-
nom a demonstration Of o method
for dry-point etching was given
Mrs. j w Worthington, who spent
the past weekend in San Antonio,
told Of viewing an exhibit OF Hugo
Pohl at the Artists II.-. while there.
The entire exhibit was composed of
missions and portions Of missions.
Among the works On exhibit were the
two, The Spirit Of Texas" and The
Spirit OF the Alamo" which. 1t is
said, may be adopted for Centennial
use Mrs. Worthington viewed other
exhibits while In the Alamo City
and gave the members interesting
account Of her impressions Of them.
The Art LEAGUE will 60 Monday to
the home Of Mrs. Ben Sanders IN
Harrington, by special invitation.
, 1935-11-17
From the Club Reporterl

Mrs. Gertrude Holcomb delight
fully entertained the Self Culture
club at her home on. West St.
Charles street Wednesday afternoon.
The president. Mrs. Roy Ruff was
absent, being In attendance at the
State Federation meeting In Austin
and Mrs. II. J.. Yates was chosen
president pro tenn and introduced
the leader for the afternoon, Mrs
BaScom Cox. The study topic was
government" and Mrs. Cox gave a
short talk on the needs and differ
ent forms Of government and pre-
sented q guest speaker for the after.
nocn, Miss Grace Edman, head Of
, 1935-11-17
Brownsville Group
Leaves Saturday
For Conference

Miss Marie Clark. president OF
the Brownsville Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club, together
with Miss Julia OBrien, Miss Stella
Dickson, Miss Effie Ingram. Mrs.
w. r. Jones and Miss Bertha
Leonard left Saturday for McAllen
to attend the fourth district con-
ference OF the B. and p. w. clubs
there.
Miss Leonard viii lead the dis
.ussion on international Relations
Sunday morning. and Miss O'Brien
will preside Sunday morning at the
round table discussion, and will
handle club reports later in the
morning.
, 1935-11-17
Grammar PTA Has
Meeting Tuesday
At School House

The Parent-Teacher association
Of the grammar school met Tuesday
afternoon In the school auditorium.
In the absence Of Mrs. j. A. GoolSby.
Mrs. Jack Reed, the vioe-preSident,
presided.
"A short Armistice Day program
was presented under the direction
Of Mrs Melta Crosse, director Of
auditorium work.
Following the program there was a
brief business meeting. The resigna-
ton OF Mrs. Reed as vice-president
was received and Mrs. Herndon d.
Goforth was elected to fill the Of
flee.
The next meeting viii be held
Tuesday, December 10.
, 1935-11-17
Mrs. L. Marsters
Is Hostess For
FL Baicos Class

ri Baicos Bible class Of the First
Presbyterian church held its MONTH
ly social meeting Tuesday evening
in the home OF Mrs. Leland G. Mar
sters. A covered dish supper was
served
The meeting was one Of the most
enjoyable that the class has enjoyed.
Twenty members were presnt.
, 1935-11-17
Ween Frac Bridge Is
Complimented By
Mrs. Stephens

Mrs. Ted Stephens enUe-gained the
Ween Frac Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon. A dessert course wa
served preceding the games Of bridge
n which Mrs. Allen Clark was high.
There ives che guest IF the club,
Mrs. q. G. Kerr. Club members play
ing besides the hoste we're Mes
danes Sam l.. Lockwood. Allen Clark.
Tommy Thomas, Richard w. Pitts,
Hugh M. Johnston, and Thurman
g. Erickson.
Mrs. Tommy Thomas will be host
ess t. the club On the next meet
ing date which will be Wednesday
instead Of Tuesday as formerly.
, 1935-11-17
Mrs. Dickinson Is
Bridge Hostess At
Woman's Club

Mrs. A. d. Dickinson, Jr., enter
tanned members Of the wednesday
Bridge club at the Woman's club
this week. Mrs. Marshall Ferguson.
Of Houston, a guest in the George
home here, vas the only out Of
club guest.
High during the games Of bridge,
went TO Mrs. Maurice Brulay. Mrs.
A. K. Black was presented with the
floatinz award and Mrs. Ferguson
was remembered with q souvenir
BY the hostess.
, 1935-11-17
h Program Is
Held Thursday
For PTA Unit

The Parent Teacher ASSOCIATION
q the Olnito school had its reg
uIar meeting Thursday afternoon
" the school house.
After the business meeting the
following program was given.
thanksgiving number, by five boys
from the ward school directed by
Mss Womack; chalk talk on "Im-
portance of Thorough Teaching
Through the School Work. and
Importance OF Entering School CO
the Age OF Six" Mrs. bray and
Ma Terrell.
, 1935-11-17
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Has Meeting With
Mrs. I. Romme1

The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. T.. j. Rommer fer
the regular monthly meeting. There
were nine members present.
The devotional was given by Rev.
q. <. Schmidt. pastor OF the church.
During a business session 1t was
decided 70 have a bake sale in front
Of Penney's store the Wednesday be-
fore Thanksgiving. Plans were made
also for a Christian program.
Refreshments were served during
an enjoyable social hour.
, 1935-11-17
Society Calendar
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
Open house BY Colonial and Mrs
Kerr I. Riggs, Lieutenant Colone,
and Mrs. John VI. Thompson, Maio.
and Mrs. Philip Clayton, honorinc
Miss Eleanor Vincent al the or
ficerS' club between 5 and Z O'Clock
MONDAY
Choral club rehearsal IN base
ment Of Methodist church at 7:45
p. m.
Festival Singers rehearsal al Pill
Ter Studio at 1880 o. m.
Supper served al the Church OF
the Advent parish house between
$50 and 1880 D. m.
Hope Chapter l24. OES. at Mas
onic Temple, at 7:3o D. m.
Presbyterian auxiliary at church
at 8 p. m.
Methodist w. NJ. S at 8 o. m. In
circles as follows: one. at church
with Mrs. o. A. Pechstsn hostess;
ito and three. Mrs. j. B. Samuel:
four, Mrs. II. B. Jeffrey: Young
MatronS, Mrs. Arthur Biggs.
AL circles OF BAPTIST w. M. q. ct
church at 10 a. m. for industrial day.
TUESDAY
Treble Clef with Mrs. Homer l.
Fitch.
Mardi club with Mrs. Coils Per-
kins.
Learners club with MIS-. She--
wood Bishop.
Business and social meeting Of
district IA, Texas Graduate Nurses
association, at McAllen hospital at
8 .. m
Athenian club With Mrs. Charles
Calderoni.
WEDNESDAY
Penny supper served at the Cen
trail Christian church.
Ween Frac with Mrs. Tommy
P. A. L. club with Mrs. Z. II.
H~attabaugh.
Self Culture club with Mrs. Mil
ten West.
THURSDAY
Modern Priscilla club Of Olmito
with Mrs. Bessie Robbins.
Dramatic club Of the Central
Christian church ar church at 1872
.. N.
Civic League &c the Chamber OF
Commerce at $3.50 p. m.
FRIDAY
Entire Nous club with Mrs. J. z.
Samuel
Federation Of Churches at the
First Baptist church at $3.50 D. m.
v. r. w. Auxiliary az hall at 1880
p. m.
woman's Auxiliary in rectory Of
church at 3 :. II.
, 1935-11-17
Gracey Studio Will
Present Pupils In
Recital Next Week

A group of children from the
Gracey Studio OF Music will b.
presented in recital Monday. NOV.
p at 7:45 at the First Presbyterian
hurch.
This will be the first OF a series
Or recitals to be given by the studio
throughout the-year- There via De
no charge Of admiSs.o on at anv
recital, and everyone interested In
music Is invited cordially to be
present.
, 1935-11-17
Three Point Meeting
Will Be Held Bv
Nurses Grnn

District IA Of the Graduate
..urses' association of Texas will
mold a business. social and an
American Journal OF NURSING n
ntversary meeting Tuesday. Nov. 10.
at 8 p. m IN the McAllen hospital.
, 1935-11-17

SUNDAY
Open house BY Colonial and Mrs.
Kerr 4. Riggs, Lieutenant Colonel
and Mrs. John VI. Thompson. Major
and Mrs. Philip Clayton, honoring
Miss Eleanor Vincent al the or
ficers' club between 5 and Z O'Clock.
, 1935-11-17

ANAL Runycn Of Brownsville at
tended the Little Campus Dorm
itury dance held Friday night.
eeventy-six residents and guests at
tended. Carnes Weaver and his col
legians furnished music for the
, 1935-11-17

The annual fall dance OF the
American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers was held in the Junior
Ballroom OF the Texas Union Friday
night. Charles Pugsley OF San
Benito attended the dance.
, 1935-11-17

The next meeting Of the Valley
club will be held Tuesday night in
fhe Texas Union. Henry Holland OF
Brownsville Is president Of the or
ranization. Completion Of plans
Tor the dance to be given in Austin
tha first week in December and
rInns for the Christmas viii be dis
rassed.
, 1935-11-17

Newman Hall dormitory enter
tanned Friday night with an open
house. Virginia Runyon Of Browns
vile was on the committee 10 take
charge Of the arrangements for the
open house. Virginia and ANAL
Runyon Of Brownsville reside at
Newman Hall.
, 1935-11-17

valley students from the Univers-
tty who attended the game in Waco
last week end included Mary War
rem OF Brownsville, Elsie Thomson
Oh La Feria, Thomas Sweeney Of
BROWNSVILLE, Gail McDavitt of
Brownsville, Harold jackson OF Har-
hngen and Betty Rockwell OF
Brownsville.
, 1935-11-17

Marie Bond Of Mercedes visited
Eleanore Bel &C the Alpha Phi house
last weekend.
, 1935-11-17

Sigma MI fraternity entertained
Mrs. Volney Taylor Of Brownsville
for dinner Sunday noon. Herbert
Thomas Of Brownsville is president
OF the Sigma M fraternity and Vol
ney Taylor of Brownsville is a mem
Der.
, 1935-11-17


Fort Belnap, on the Salt Creek
OF the Brazos, In Young county,
near Graham, and about 30 miles
from Fort Griffin, was established
in 1851 by the Second Dragons,
and named for Lieut.. w. O. Bel
nap, United States Infantry, who
fought in the Mexican War. In
1855, he personally laid out the fort.
The post was then garrisoned BY the
then new Second Cavalry OF which
Albert Sidney johnson was Colonel,
and Robert z. Lee, Lieutenant Col
onel, which had marched down
from jefferson Barracks, st. Louis,
Missouri.
NOTE-The foregoing is the first
installment Of a history Of the forts
and defenses Of Texas as written by
Mrs. Harbert Davenport, Of Browns
vile. This was q paper read at a
recent meeting OF the Learners club,
which has for its study topic this
year, Texas history. The next in
stallment win be published Tues
day.)
, 1935-11-17

Janice Moeller OF Weslaco was q
guest Of the Theta Xxi fraternity
house for dinner Sunday.
, 1935-11-17

Residents Of Kirby Hall entertain
ed Friday with a coffee. The fall
formal viii be held December 6 in
the Crystal Ballroom OF the Driskill
Hotel.
Valley girls residing at Kirby Hall
include Doris Miller Of McAllen.
Betty Nosler OF San Benito, Alline
Fender OF Harlingen, Catherine
Pugsley Of San Benito. Mable Hum
Die Of San Benito.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
SCHNEIDER TOMARA PAR
TIE EN- LAS CARRERAS
DE AUTOMOBILES DE LA
FERIA

Luis Schneider, de Indiana
polls, conocido como ell demonio
de la velocidad, y uno de los
triunfadores en- la famOsa carre
ra de 500 millas, tomara parte
en- las careras de automobiles
que la Feria de Florida ofrece-
ra en- ell terreno de Plant, ell dia
20 de este mes,
Figura Schneider entire los re-
yes de la velocidad y hace pocos
amos Sc lie declare ell Campe6n de
America, titulo que llev6 a las
pistas de la America del Sur.
Esta sera su primera presen-
taci6n en- una pista de la Flori-
.da, al decir de J. Alex Sloan, ell
famoso empresario de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
VICTORIA DE "CAVE
MAN"

Ell famoso perro Cave Man"
derrot6 anoche en- Ell Canedro :
mo de Sulphur Springs, en- la
carrera de mas importancia, a
los n9tables ejemplares Chance
Lad y Storm Eagle, pagandose
sus boletos a $1.10.
En- la doble combination triun
faron Black Radiant y Chatter
Jim, pagandose $500.
He aqui los vencedores de a :
yer; Royal Way, la. carerra,
80 centavos; Bad Habit, "a,
$3.50; Sky Flight, 3a., $1,000;
Nifth Chord, IA, S14.60; Big
Chance, 5a,, $3.50; Midnight
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
sonrisa franco, lena de luz.


ST yo pudiera mandar, Ell
vira, mandrake a listed que pro
.curase no ser tan bonita, por-
que no va a haber manicomios
b~astantes para encerrar a los
que enloquezcan por listed.
-Galante viene, buen amigo.
-contest6 la j6ven con sonrisa
angelical.-Yo creo que no ha-
bra para tanto.
-Dejemos ESQ, que ahora
TRAGIC la mission de presentarle
a listed a mi buen amigo Enri-
que Morales.
-Tendre un verdadero pla-
Ger en- poderle contar entire ell
numero de mis- amigos.
Els listed muy bondadosa,
senorita, y valgo demasiado po-
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
vizconde a la marquesa.

vizconde a la marquesa.
-Por ahi anda hacienda, CO.
me Dios lie da a entender, los
IGNORES de la casa.
-Pues con ell permiso de us
tedes voy a hacer la presenta-
.ci6n de mi amigo.
va sabe listed, j6ven,-di-
10 ell marques,-que tanto listed
como ell senior Morales, estan en-
SUI casa.
Sc saludaron, y los dos ami
Cos, cogidos del brazo, dieron
una vuelta por Ell salon en- bus
ca de Elvira, a la que no tar
daron en- encontrar.
La llam6 el vizconde, V ella
acudi6 presurosa.
Il Mandaba listed algo?-
pregunt6 la bella nina con una
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
VICTORIA DE DUNDEE

st. Petersburg, Enero 9. =
Una facil decision a diez asal :
tos gan6 anoche Texas Joe Dun
dee, de 100 libras, en- ell comba-
tie que sostuvo con Terry Ho :
garth, de Jacksonville.
Los jueces anotaron los diez
rounds al ciudadano del estado
de Texas.
Earl Storch, de Palm River,
puso a dormir a Ginger Jerni :
gan, de Boston, en- ell septimo
asalto.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09

co para MERCER su bondad,-
.dijo Enrique.
-Creo, adujo al Dir este FL
vira, miranda frente a frente
a Morales,-que no pretendera
listed que 20 hsga su p~anegfri-
co; lie advierto que no sirvo pa
ra las alabanzas.
-Desde luego puedo asegu-
rar a listed que. 81 para ESQ no
%sirve, en- cambio, como modelo
de criaturas bond3dosas V lin
das, 10 es listed.
-MuohaS gracias, caballero.
y supongo que su amabili-
dad llegara a mas, senorita.
-VeamoS.
"A servirme de guia para
conocer estos ricos y elegantes
salones.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
V

Todas las miradas Sc fijaron
en- IA elegante pareja.
No hubo mujer que no envi-
.diara la suerte que tenia Elvira.
Esta, realmente iba orgullosa
al lado de aquel j6ven que tan
bien lie habia parecid2.
|amas hubiese imaginado
yo,-decia ell recien presentado
a la sehorita de la casa,-oue
hubiera mujeres tan bellas en-
Madrid.
Luego no es listed de a.
qui?
No, sonora; soy seviI.sno,
y vengo ahora de Italia. dorGe
he pasado algdn tempo des
pues de salir de Paris, donde
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
BOX EO 4
BAER PELEARA CON UN
FUERTE ASPIRANTE A
LA CORONA

Boston, enero 9.-Con ell
Goodwin A. Club firmara hoy
un c~ontrato ell pdgil Max Baer,
campe0n del peso complete,
oomprometiendose a pelear,
sin arriesgar su titulo, con uno
de los mas fuertes aspirantes a
su corona.
Baer dice que lie gustaria yer
a Jack Sharkey salir de su re-
tiramiento y meterse en- VI cua
drilatero con el.
Al campe6n Sc lie ha ofrecido
$4,000 para gastos de entrena-
miento y ell 3712 por ciento de
las entradas.
Ell club describe ell combate
como uno de verdadera ~trascen-
dencia y a Is asaltos; pero
Baer dice que es a 10 asaltos,
pero con la promesa de volver a
pelear con el, por Ell titulo, en-
un periodic de 6 semanas, 81 lie
resiste los 10 rounds.
Sabese que ell campe6n ira a
New York a pasar cuatro dias
en- union de Jack Dempsey
Despues visitara a Miami y
mas tarde regresara a Holly
wood.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
habia estado muchos amos.

N0'"uJ amos,
lie gusta a listed viaiare
-Hasta ahora mi mayor i'm
sion ha sido la de no estar mn
cho tempo tranquilo en- narte
alguna. Creo que debo llevar on
NIL algo del espiritu del iudfo
errante. Desde mi ninez, sentf
grandes deseos de recorrer aaf-
SeS y buscar nuevos horizontes.
|Sevilla me parecfa estrecha car
eel.
En- esq participants de Ia
misma opinion. A mi, Madrid
Sc me caeria encima 81 tuviera
que estar siempre en- ell. iY ha-
ce mrcho que no Ia estado rs-
ted en- Sevilla?
Mas de doce amos.
-Pues con seguridad que no
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
VICTORIA DE MAKE RO-


San Jose, Mo-, Enero g. En-
un combate a diez asaltos ell ex-
campe6n mundial de las ITS IL
bras, Make Rosenbloom, que
aspira a reconquistar su coro-
ma, derrot6 anoche a AL Still :
man, de st. Luis. Harold Ma
thews, en- ell mismo programa,
superb a Lloyd Pine, de Akron,
estado de Ohio.