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Evening star., 1936-02-12
H0YA FRESHMEN SCORE
Rout Dewitt, 42-12, in a Prelim
to Varsity Contest.

Georgetown's freshmen five set an
example to its varsity last night when
it routed Dewitt, 1912, in a prelim-
mary to the Eastern intercollegiate
Conference fray at Tech High.
The young Hoyas were ahead, 22-4,
at the end of the first half
Evening star., 1936-02-12
FLYING EAGLES SOAR.

With Hever heaving for II points,
the Flying Eagles upset the Golden
Bears, 1881, In q Community League
QaY1e
Evening star., 1936-02-12
Eagles Easy Victims.
ID DANDOIPH-MACON proved

r RANDOLPH-MACON proved just
as tough for American U. on the
Eagles court as they did at Ashland.
Still handicapped by the absence of
Benny Benscotter, who has been Ill
for nearly a month, the Eagles were
found on the short end of 25-12
score at the end of the half.
Evening star., 1936-02-12
GEORGETOWN PREP WINS
o'shaughnessy and Byrd Leaders
in Defeat of Friends.

Jumping into an early lead, which
never was threatened, Georgetown
Prep dribblers turned back Friends
basketers, 25-11, yesterday at Friends
O'Shaughnessy and Byrd, the Little
Hoyas' crack forwards, were outstand-
ing in the victory, scoring six points
apiece
Evening star., 1936-02-12

Totsls 61325 Totals----16 80
Referees-Messrs. Keppell and Kessler.
Evening star., 1936-02-12
TERPS ARE HOSTS
TO JOHNNIE QU|NT
Lose Thriller to W. and l.
Hoyas Win in Overtime.
c. u, A. U. Routed.

TONIGHTS game against st.
Johns at College Park should
seem like a signal drill after
u two heavy scrimmages to
Maryland's busy basketers, twice beat
en- by top-notch opponents at the
start of a week during which they are
playing more games than any other
local college five in similar period
this year.
Having come back from defeat at
the hands of West Virginia to give
Washington and Lees undefeated
Generals the scare of the season be-
fore bowling last night, 55-54. the
Terps should be able to take it q
on st. Johns.
But the Johnnies have won from
their hosts on their last two trips
to Ritchie Coliseum, and having hao
ample time for preparation. may be
in position to hand the Old Liners
setback.
Evening star., 1936-02-12
GONzAGA IN FINE FORM

PLAYS It's Best Game of Season to
Beat st. Paul.
Routing st. Paul's quint, 37-l3, yes
terday at the Gonzaga gym, Coach
Orrel MitchelI's Purple passers dis
played their best form of the season
in tallying 20 points in the second
half while the Saints could garner
only 5.
Johnny Lowe. Gonzaga guard. cap
tured individual high scoring honors
Evening star., 1936-02-12
Tech Conquers Roosevelt.

Totals-l2 & 80 Totals----11 20
Referees-Messrs. Enright and Sumner.
Evening star., 1936-02-12
DEADLOCK LOOMS
IN PUBLIC SERIES
Central Hopes to Make It
Four-Way Tie in Scrap
for Second Rung.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.


w ;;:';;n; 5:;s S';s': & :s;s E: ::::ss :::$:
place in the scholastic
series and thereby gain the right to
represent the District in the South At
lantic championships at Richmond,
may be forced to flip coin with Gen.
trail for the honor if Jack Rays charges
capitalize on their hopes of tying for
the runner-up spot.
Now in the cellar with only one VIC
tory in six starts, Central, nevertheless,
is not overly pessimistic concerning its
chances of finishing the series in tie
with the present second-place trio.
BY defeating Tech and Western IN
its remaining games, Central probably
will provide the most unusual ending
ever recorded in series play. Eastern,
by trimming Roosevelt in the final
game next Wednesday at Tech, then
would see four teams tied for runner
up honors with three victories against
five losses.
Evening star., 1936-02-12
Cards Are OutcIaSsed.

Totals----22 II 55 Totals----21 12 81
Referee-Mr. Enright
Evening star., 1936-02-12
G. w. FRosH PLAY RINALDIs

Totals 923 Totals---19 10 4s
Referees-o. Mitchell and Mr.. Simpson.
Evening star., 1936-02-12
Terps Drop Thriller.

Totals----17 $40 TotalS----14 SO
Referee-Mr. Mention. Umpire-Mr. Neun
Evening star., 1936-02-12

Totals----la 9 90
Evening star., 1936-02-12
1e POINTS FOR CROKER

Totals----1S 1877
Evening star., 1936-02-12

Tetals----ls 7s3 n
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Big Reduction
In Fire Damage
To State Forests

ALBUQUERQUE, May 8 - Tre-
mendous reduction in fire damage
to the national forests Of Arizona
and New Mexico since 1912 Is well
illustrated by recent Forest Service
statistics showing that damage has
been cut from 141,0o0 acres to only
1888 acres for last year, the Re-
gional ForeSter's office stated here,
today.
This sharp cut in fire damage
was made by the Forest Service in
spite of the fact that in 1885 there
were l,l53 fires, over twice the num-
ber that there were in 1919, 1t was
said.
Newly constructed telephone lin
es, fire towers, roads, and many
other important projects built dur
ing the past few years have aided
greatly IN the reduction Of this toll
taken yearly by forest fires. The
large majority Of this new construc-
ton work since 1888 has been done
by CCC and WPA labor, under su-
pervision OF the 9. S. Forest Scr
vice, reports showed.
The total loss to the National
Forest in 1912 was estimated at
$50, 900 damage, as compared to on
ly $4,936 estimated for 1885.
IN 1912 there were 178 fires dam
aging one-fourth of an acre Or less;
| 14O fires from one-fourth acre to
ten acres; and 225 fires damaging
more than ten acres.
Figures showed that in 1885 there
were 344 small fires covering less
than one fourth Of an acre, 2?2 COW
ering one-fourth acre to ten acres
and only 81 large fires Of over ten
! acres
The double increase In fires since
1912 is traced to the fact that there
are thousands more persons using
the National Forests now than there
were at that date, but the large re-
duction in fire damage = about one
fiftieth from the 1912 date - Is
| directly attributable to improve
ments in roads, trails, lookout tow
ers, telephone lines, and new equip
ment, 1t was said.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Border Checking
Stations Raped
By Californian,

PHOENIX, May CUP) -- Warn
ing that Southwes tern states have
damaged their own tourist business
by maintaining border checking
stations was issued here by Allen
Davis, Los Angeles, legislative ex-
pert for the Automobile Club of
Southern California
Exaggerated reports 60 back east
about how the checking stations go
through travellers baggage, he said.
Owners of automobiles headed west
hear there stories. usually not true,
and decide to reach the coast by
some northern route and do not
visit the Southwest at all. We have
gone too far in the efficiency of our
checking stations
Establishment Of the border sta
tions, he said, has DETECTED a con-
siderable tourist trade which other.
wise would have gone to Southwest
ern states.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
DINNER-DANCE

Following Saturdays convention
the delegates attended very de-
lightful dinner-dance at the Santa
Rita Hotel sponsored by the Tucson
chapter of the Young Democrats
Clubs. Among speakers at the din
ner dance were Gov. B. B. Moeur,
National Committeeman Bowman
and Mayor Bettwy of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

IN THE SUPERIOR COUNT
Of Santa Cruz County, State OF
Arizona
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of THEODORA MARSH
deceas ed.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
ders.gned GEORGIA MARSH, Ad-
ministratriX of the estate Of THEO-
DORA MARSH, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims againct the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within TEN months after
the first publication Of this notice
to the said GEORGIA MARSH, Ad-
N niStratriX at the office OF c..
Wayne Clampitt, Attorney-at-laW,
81 North Church Street, in the City
of Tue on, Pima County, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business Of said
estate in sad County Of Pima, State
Of Arizona.
GEORGIA MARSH, Administra-
triX of the estate Of Theodore
Marsh, deceased.
Dated this 9Th day of May, 1886.
pub So 4t)
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Chairman Stuart.
sRUMP" CONVENTION

Immediately after Stuart ruled
the convention had closed, the
'Langmade supporters from Marico-
pa, Pima and Graham counties,
opened a convention Of their own
a trump" convention as lights
were being turned off In the hall.
During the rump meeting darkness
came and officials of the rump con:
fab used matches to provide enough
light so their acting secretary, Rob-
ert Redwine of Phoenix. could see
to jot down minutes of the session.
The ru1np convention elected"
Langmade committeeman and six
more alternates to the Philadelphia
convention and declared Stuart
fired" as state chairman. Whether
any action the ruup meeting took
is legal is something that it will
probably take a New York lawyer to
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

Charles R. Howe yesterday an
nounced his candidacy for re-elec-
ton to the office Of Corporation
Commissioner. Mr. Howe stated:
Il am now finishing my first
term as a member of the Arizona
Corporation Commission. During
that time have endeavored honest
ly and conscientiouely to enforce
the laws of the state as well as
pledges made during my previous
campaign.
"The Commission has cleaned up
the rotten conditions that existed
for years in the Securities Depart
ment. No longer is it possible for
high pressure" statesmen, receiving
a commiss on of twenty to forty per
cent, to victimize innocent people
by selling them worthless stocks and
bonds under the guise of a PER
NIT from the Corporation Conlmis-
sion.
Similar conditions in the Insur-
ance Department have also been
cleaned up. No longer is it possible
for fake insurance companies to be
admitted to do buciness In Arizona.
For the first time in the history
of the state under the supervision
of competent engineers and account
ants the Commission is conducting
q complete investigation, valuation
and rate study of all utilities.
my financial circumstances will
prevent me from making an extern
s.ve campaign. However, believe
the friends hips I have formed dur
ing more than thirytfive years resi-
dence in Arizona are worth more
than money"
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
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COULD NOT DO HER
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when you are
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Nogales international., 1936-05-09
DisIfguring Varieese
Veins Can BE Reduced
Il Simple Home Treatment
Prove IL Al Small Cost

Never mind what people say. Il you
nave varicose or swollen veins and
want to reduce them, get an original
;wo-ounce bottle of Emerald Oil (fun
'trength). at any hrst-class drug
store.
Apply it to the enlarged veins al
directed and Improvement should be
noticed in q few days. Continue its use
IS size of swelling tlimfnishes. Salts
faction Guaranteed or Money Back
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Arizona Delegates

Continued from Page One)
seconded by Craig POttinger of
Santa Cruz. 1.-The ayes have it"
shouted Chairman Stuart and the
convention adjourned. Having fail
ed to name a successor to Writ G.
Bowman as national committeeman,
Bowman will continue as committee
man for the next four years, it was
stated after the convention by
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

figure out.
The question of whether Writ
Bowman will remain as committee
man after the Philadelphia con-
vention, or r. G. Langmade is to
be committeeman, will undoubtedly
be decided by National Chairman
James A. Farley in favor OF Bow
man.
The .rump convention undoubted-
ly was in the wrong when 1t fired"
Stuart as state chairman. Stuart
was elected at the Democratic state
convention in Phoenix for two
year term and his term does not
expire until after the September
primary this year
at Saturdays convention James
V. Robins represented Santa Cruz
county on the rules and order com
nlittee, Robert F1eischer on the re-
solutions, Mike Hogan on nomina-
tions, and Vic Wager on credentials.
Other committeeman attending the
meeting from Santa Cruz we're
Frank Lown. William Rosenberg
and Craig Pottinger.
The next regular meeting Of the
state committee will be held follow
ing the September primaries.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of Santa Cruz County, State OF
Arizona.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

energy. Mrs. Charles l. CadmuS Of
Trenton, New Jersey, says, After
doing Just a little work / had to lie
down. My mother-in-law recon-
mended the Vegetable Compound.
/ can see a wonderful change now."
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
LOS "TIGRES" VENCIERON
A LOS "MEDIAS ROJAS"

! Lakeland, Mario 23.-Los Ii
gres vencieron decisivamente a
los muchachos de Cronin, con a.
notaci6n de diez carreras contra
cinco, en- ell primer encuentro
primaYeral entire ambos teams,
a quienes los cronistas senalan
como futures rivales en- ell cam
peonato de 1885 de la Liga Anne
ricana.
Los Tigres utilizaron los SER
Ivicios de sus dos lanzadores es-
trellas, Rowe Y Bridges, mien-
tras los Medals Rojas" ponian
a dos reclutas.
Los Tigres batearOn menos
que sus rivales, pero d~uplicaron
sus carreras al acumular sus
batazOs, con bases por bolas y
errores.
Ell manager Cronin no visti6
de uniforme. Esta fuera de jue-
go, en- virtud del golpe recibido
hace varios dias, en- ell juego con
ira los Cardenales.
Jimmy Fox, ell fuerte lama :
dor del team de Cronin, di6 I'm
jonron,-el segundo durante los
juegos de practica ~primaveral.
Vease, a continuation, la ano
taci6n por entradas, total de ca
rreras, hits, errOres y baterias
del juego:
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
WALT y Carleton, pitchers, Y
Harnett y O'Dea, catchers. Por
Ell New York: Schumacher, Ga
bier y Leonardo, pitchers y Man
cuso y Dannings, catchers.
LOS YANKIS" LIE CANA
RON A LOS BRAVES"

San Petersburgo, Mario %.
Una concurfencia de dos mil
personals, entire las que Sc en- :
|contraba Babe Ruth, presenei6
la victoria de los Yankis, sobre
los Braves, por Ell apretado SEQ
re de cuatro carreras contra
tres.
Joe Di Maggie, la nueva ad-
quisici6n de los Yankis, estuvo
fuera de juego, en- virtud de la
lesion que recibi6 en- ell match
del sabado, y que 10 retendra a.
lejado del diamante unos diez
dias, seg1n prescription de los
medicos.
Pat Malone pitched los cinco
primeros innings por los Yam =
kis, y cause una magnifica i'm :
preston, toda vez que no lie ane-
taron mas que una carrera,
Vease, a continuation, la anc
taci6n por entradas, total de ca
rreras, hits, errores y baterias
del juego;
Braves:
90 101 001--3c 9L De
Yankis
200 O20 O0x-4c 12h lie
Baterfas. Por los Braves
Brown, Elland y Chaplin, pit :
cheers, y Mueller, catcher. Por
los Yankis: Malone y Hadley,
pitchers y Dickey, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
LOS @CUBS" DETERIORATION
A LOS GIGANTES

Pensacola, Mario 23.-Kowa
TX Y Carleton limitaron ell alta
Iue de los Gigantes a tres hits,
' los "Cubs" ganaron con ia
cilidad 81. juego de aver, con a.
notaci6n de siete carreras con-
ira ninguna.
Schumacher actu6 de name
ra perfecta, en- ell box de los Gil
gantes. Durante cuatro innings
solo permiti6 una carrera a los
Cubs. Pero sus sucesores fue-
ron menos afortunados, cuando
los bateadores del Chicago lie CO
nectaron NADIA menos que diez
hits, anotando seis carreras en-
las dos Iltimas entradas.
He aQui la anotaci6n por en-
tradas, total de carreras, hits,
errores y baterias del juego:
Chicago:
O10 900 O33-7c 13h De
New York
600 900 1000 3h 2e
Baterias. Por ell Chicago: Ko-
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

kiln. En- cuantC'sa Levy, tam :
bien Sc prepare en- ell propio To-
cal, pero inicia su trabajo a la
una de la tarde, todos los dlas.
La Ultima pelea de Guggino
fue en- Miami, donde venci6 a AT
Nettlow.
En- ell semi-final del viernes
pr6ximo, Charles PARA, bien pc
pular entire los tampenos, Sc en-
frentara nuevamente con Earl
Storch. La pelea ha sido concer
tada a diez asaltos, y los amigos
" pariidarios de PARA dicen
que este volvera por sus fueros
~ vencera decisivamente a
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

10 que sc dice siempre en- estas
ocasiones
Guard6 silencio la j6ven, y
su visitante prosigui6, tras una
bSeve. pausa:
-IQue lie respondo? Por-
que lie he prometidq llevarle
una respuesta defy tiva. va
sabes que a mi no me gusta
perder ell tempo y que vo4
siempre a 10 que importa. 10
que en- nombre de Juan tie pido
es muy POGO. Por ejemplo, que
lie concedas una entrevif ia pa
"a hablar de vuestras c0as.
Vosotros os enteVdereis lueD
o no; pero 70 habre cumplido,
Bien merece este ell hombre
que por ii hizo tantOA sacrifi-
Clos. Y 10 que hizO no es NADIA
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
Sc
CON GUGGINO Ell WEIR
MES PROXIMO

I'm buen programa ha sido Sc
leccionado por Jimmy Downing,
para ell viernes por la %noche, en-
Benjamin Field.
En- la pelea estelar, a diez a.
saltos, Sc enfrentaran, George
Levy, Ell muchacho de Newark,
vencido por Ell -"Chino" en- su
match del viernes pasado, con
Carl (Red)) Guggino, ell peso
iligero de Tampa, que ha CANA :
do sus 1limos combates en- dis
distintas ciudades de la Florida.
Levy quiere demostrar ante
los fanatics tampehos su cali
bre. Ell sostiene que recibi6 un
fallo injusto en- su pelea frente
a Alvarez, Y desea reinvindicar
Sc en- sucesivas peleas ante 81
pdblico local, A su vez, Giggi-
no, boxeador de Tampa, que ha
estado ausente de los rings To-
Gales durante los Gltimos amos,
Sc propone demostrar, igualmen
te, 10 que ha adelantado duran
tie su ausencia.
Ambos boxeadores estan en-
trenandose con cuidado. Guggi-
no comienza sus practicas a las
dos de la tarde, en- ell gimnasio
de Downing, en- la Gale Fran
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
NUEVAMENTE FUERoN
DERROTADOS AVER LOS
"ATLETICOS"

Miami, Marco 23.-Los Car
melitas," de Rogers Hornsby
d~errotaron nuevamente a los re
clutas de Connie Mack, con sco-
re de once carreras por cinco.
Los pitchers de los Atleticos
+concedieron diez bases por boz
las, las cuales, unidas a los trece
hits Qe batearon los CARMEL :
tas," lograron que ell juego ca
reciese por complete de interes.
Thomas y Knott, los pitchers
utilizadcs por Hornsby, actua-
ron e~ficazmente, ell primero
mantuvo a los muchachos de
Mack en- cuatro his y tres ca :
rreras en- 5 innings, Y ell otro
solo permiti6 cuatro indiscuti :
bles y dos anotaci9nes mas en-
los cuatro innings restantes.
Vease, a continuation, la ano-
taci6n por entradas, total de Ca
rreras, hits, errores y baterias
del juegoi
Atleticosi
DOL 2O2 000-5c Oh lie
Carmelitas
$40 30 O2x-11c 18Th &c
Baterias. Por el Filadelfia
Ross, Trexler, Shuman, pitcher,
y Hayes, catcher. Por los Car
melitas: Thomas y Knott, pit :
cheers, y Giullani y Heath, cat
cherS.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
LOS CARDS. s%UFRIERoN
SUI PRIMER DERROTA
~HR1MAVERAL

Winter Haven, Mario 3D.
Los "Cardenales" de San Luis
sufrieron aver su primera de-
|rro.a de primavera, con anota-
ci6n de nueve contra seis, en- su
juego contra ell Filadelfia Phil
lies. Los veHcedores acUmularon
|su ataque en- los euatro prime
ros innings. Luego fueron. silen
Iciados por los lanzadores del st.
Luis. Pero va era tarde, Johnny
Moore fue ell lider del ataque,
con dos hits. Clark, del San Luis
bate6 un jonr6n.
Vease, a continuation la ano-
ci6n por entradas, total de ca
rreras, hits, errores y baterias
del jUego:
San Luis:
900 O2O 1OO-6c Oh De
Philies
O34 300 O0x-9c 8h lie
Baterias. Por Ell San Luis Car
denales: Ross, Lynn y Potter,
pitchers, y Clark, catcher. Por
ell Filadelfia Phillies Jorgens y
Grabowski, pitchers, Garee y
Atwood, catchers.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
DEPORTES
HIGHER PITCHED UN
GRAN JUEGO, Y Ell CINCI
LIE GANO A LOS DODGERS

Walter Hilcher, ex-lanzador
de las Grandes Ligas, quso de-
mostrar aver su calibre al ma
nager Dresser, y mantuvo a los
Dodgers" sin hit nj carreras
durante los cinco primeros in
nings de su actuaci6n. En- ell sex
to, ell pitcher Osborne lie conec-
to Ell primer hit, en- ell septimo
fue relevado por Brennan, a
qu:en los muchachos de Broo :
klyn conectaron tres lhits y ano-
taron dos carreras en- ell noveno
inning.
Los "Rojos,' en- tanto, habian
combinado nueve hits sobre los
pitchers del Brooklyn, anotan :
do cuatro carreras, y con elias
aseguraron Ell juego.
Solamente unos seiscientos Sc
tenta fanatics presenciaron ell
encuentro dominica en- Plant
Field.
lombard, ell catcher rebelde
de los Reds, celebr6 su regre-
so al team, bateando dos hits y
empujando una carrera v ano-
tando otra, en- sus cuatro excur-
stones al plate.
Vease, a continuation, la ano
taci6n por entradas, carreras,
hits, errores y baterias del jue-
go:
Dodgers:
600 600 002-2c All De
Roios:
O20 100 01x-4c Oh De
Baterias. Por ell Brooklyn
Mungo, Osborne y Brandt, pit
cheers v Berries y Phelps, cat
cheers, Por ell Cincinnati Hit
cher y Bremen, pitchers, y LON
bardi, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23


Storch.
Ambos muchachos Sc enfren-
taren Ell viernes pasado en- Ben
jamin Field, y la decision de los
jueees favoreei6 q Storch, aun-
que una buena parte del pGblico
estim6 que Ell combate pudo ha-
Der sido declarado tablaS.
Downing ha seleccionado tres
peleas mas, para ell propio pro-
grama de fin de semana.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
LOS "INDIOS" GANARON EN-
DIEZ INNINGS

Nueva Orleans, Mario 23.-
Los "IndioS" tuvieron IN buen
empuje final, en- su juego de a.
yer contra los Pelieanos de esta
ciudad, anotando dos carreras
en- Ell noveno innings, despues
de tener dos outs, y anOtando
la carrera decisiva en- ell decimo,
para ganar Ell juego, sensacio :
nalmente, con ell apretadO score
de cinco carreras contra cuatro.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

comparable con 10 que esta dis
puesto a hacer, 81 til quieres..
.Conque responde de una vez
isl 0 no?
Y, como viese que Rosali
aun vacilaba, anadi6:
-Pfensa que suerte Sc tie
entra por las puertas de tn ca
sa, y que Serias una tonta en-
no admitirla.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

Conociase que Rosali soste-
MIA consigo misma una tremen
lucha.
/ Cual 81 tOmase repentiRa-
mente una resolution desespe-
.rada @regunt6:
Que lie ha dieho Juan
para 4? Hableme sin rodeos.
Dd 4 Alfonso sonri6 salts.
fec.
@Pues, hija,-respondi6A'
'puedes figurarte 10 que me ha
do Que tie anna mas que
nunea... que esta dispuesto a
TODD por llegar a una reconci-
liaci6n contigo... que desea te-
ner contigo una entrevista..
En- fin, va puedes figurartelO
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

Sc vENDE, en- credito sobre
un autom6vil, en- menos de su
valor. Preguntar en- esta redac-
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

Aun tard6 Rosali unos ms
tantes en- contestar.
PoR dltimo, palida, temb B.
rosa, con la desesperada rtso-
luci6n de quien Sc ofrece espon
taneamente al sacrifice, dijo;
-Antes de responder a su
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

Sc ALQUILA una gran casa
en- Ell 1920 de la IS avenida. Su-
ficiente para dos familias, cinco
grandes habitaciones, gran CO.
rredor, cOcina, bahO y garage.
Informa Maxine Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

obtener la respuesta antes pc
dida con tanto empeno.
Cual 81 hablara de cosa va
convenida entire las dos, dijo:
-Conque Icuando tie pare
&c que venga Juan? IEsta no
che?
-Bien; esta noche,-res-
pondi6 maquinalpente Rosali.
-Supongo que no me haras
quedar NAL.
-Vaya listed tranquila. Sc
mi obligaci6n.
-Meior debieras decir tn
convenience. VeO que vuelves
al buen canine, Y por clio te
felicito. iQue algeria va a te-
ner aquel pobre cuando 70 lie
diga...l Vaya, adi6s, querida;
hasta Ia vista. POrque ahOra s1
La gaceta., 1936-03-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. Ssl
LAS PENAS -
QUEREDIMlN

81 puedo hacerte entrar en- ra-
ION. Y aqui me tienes dispues-
ia q darte, como siempre, bue-
nos consoles. va comprende-
ras que no me guia otro inte-
res que tn bien y la tranquil
dad de Juanito. Els una lastima
que tt y el... Porque es 10 que
he pensado muchas wees:
"Pareceis nacidos Ell uno para
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

de encima un gran peso.
-Estos doscientos duros,-
'dijO,-le seran devueltos a US
ted.
No tie Guides de ESQ, tonti-
tale interrumpi6 dona AL
fonsa.-Yo Sc muy bien como
~ de quien he de cobrarlos.
Y sonri6 maliciosamente.
La j6ven inclin6 la cabeza
,sobre q pecho, pudiendo a du-
~ penas contener las lagri-
mas.
iSu sacriHcio estaba consul
madol
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

ESTADO DE Los CLUBS, EN-
sUS JUEGOS DE EXHIBI-
CION
La gaceta., 1936-03-23

Doha Alfonso Sc levant6 pa
ra retirarse. sin insistir va en-