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of San Bernardino, Cal. Conner
and his riding mechanic, Ed Kae-
lin of Los Angeles, Cal, early
await the verdict. Conner was
the first driver to qualify for the
1886 classic. The car is placed on
a marked spot in front of the
pagoda before making the test.
The amount of gasoline in the
tank is measured by members of
the technical committee with a
"T' square. After the 25-mile
speed trial has been completed, the
car is returned to the same spot
and two and one-half gallons of
gas poured into the tank. The
total amount must be as much as
the car started with on the run.
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Baseball Features
Butler May Day
Bulldogs to Test Wabash
Nine Tomorrow.

CReprinted From Late Times Yesterday
Butler University's baseball team
is slated to entertain Wabash's Lit
tie Giants in game which will be
part of the annual May Day pro-
gram on the local campus tomorrow
afternoon.
The game is a playoff of a tilt
postponed from April 20. Nine
hundred high school students at
tending the May Day exercises are
invited to see the contest. Corbett
probably will start on the mound
for the Bulldogs.
Two more Butler Wabash trays
are to be played this season. on May
u and June s.
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ShOrtridge SWeeps
Match With Bears

tReprinted From Late Times Yesterday
For the second consecutive day
the Shortridge High School tennis
team captured all matches in
straight sets by turning back the
Shelbyville squad, 6 to 0, yesterday
at the Hawthorn courts. Summary:
Singles--Lafollette Isl defeated Thomas,
6-l. 6-2: Scott 49, defeated Pell. ga. ga:
Lathrop Isl defeated Sanders, So SO.
Doubles-Powell and johnson 49, de-
ieated Thomas aud Murphy. ga, 7-5:
asncoek ana pa, McCresry Isl defeated Sand
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Two Dominate
Little State
Butler, De Paw Favored
as Seven Teams Compete
at GreencastIe.
By United Press

By United Press
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 23.-
Butler, defending champion, and
De PAW, the outstanding challen.
ger, dominated the field of seven
teams scheduled to compete in the
Little State track meet today.
Approximately 100 athletes were
entered. De Pauw, with Is athletes.
had the largest entry, while Butler
was second with 20.
The two schools have shared the
championship in the previous Is
state meets, De Paw winning the
title eight times and Butler five.
Other teams and their entries in
cluded Earlham, 16; Ball State, Is;
Indiana Central, IL; and Indiana
State and Oakland City, one each.
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YOUNG BESS VICTOR
OVER JOHNNY MARTIN

Young BesS. Negro lightweight,
gained a decision over Johnny Mar
tin in the four-round main event
of the weekly boxing show at Bess-
Thompson A. c. last night.
Alfred Osborne kayoed Freddie
Moore in the initial round of the
scheduled three-round supporting
bout. Leroy Dycus outpointed Wal
ter Johnson Sam Stanish won the
verdict over William Reed and Lee
Perettman won from H. Taylor in
other matches. Eliza Thompson and
Johnny Hembrech boxed a four
round exhibition.
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Crimson Defeats
DE Paw Nine, 6-3
Hendricks Triple Provides
Early !. U. Lead.

Times Special
GREENCASTLE. Ind, May %
A triple by Hendrick with the bases
loaded, followed by a De Paw en-
ror, provided four runs in the third
inning and Indiana University
stayed ahead of the Tigers to win,
6 to 3, here yesterday.
Adler, pitching for I. u. and
Stone of De Paw each gave four
hits. Errors marred the pitching
duel, with the Old Gold commit
ting five miscues and the Crimson
four. Score:
Indiana .......... 004 900 OILS 4
De PAW 100 001 1913 S
Aoisr and Wilson: Stone and SchiIl,no
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RushaWay Victor in
Rough Illinois Derby
BIZ Tnited Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 23.-A. G. Tarn's
slim black colt, Rushaway, took his
place in the first division of the ma
tons three-year-o today after
winning the $4,000 added Illinois
Derby in the approved rough and
tumble manner of the season.
Emerging from crowding field
at the head of the stretch, Rush
away put his nose to the rail and
followed it over the finish line a
length and half ahead of Dnieper,
Count Morse, and the filly, Reelon.
Dumping in the rush for the lead
cost Mrs. P. A. B. Widener's long
legged chestnut sprinter, Dnieper
his place position, moving Count
Morse to second and Reelon to
third Dnieper's disqualification also
carried with it 15-day suspension
for Jockey Joe Renick.
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Ball State Defeats
Sycamore Club, 81

Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, May %. = Ball
State swatted the offerings of three
Indiana State hurlers for IA blows
yesterday to win 9-to-2 decision.
Home runs by Linson and Graham
featured the attack, while BibbS
poled a four-ply hit for the losers.
Marion Feasel, Cardinal first base
man, hit safely in all five trips to
the plate. Score:
Indiana state .. oil 600 oee- 2 . 4
Ball State ...,..... ITO liz 30x- IA
Carr, Stockran. Davies and Waters;
Sutton and Thompson, Katter.
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INDIANAPOLIS
LOUISVILLE

NUNS DATED in-RoIIingS. SimOns. Adair
Eckhardt, Brack, Riddle l2l. Bluege, Fau-
sett az, Two-base hit-Siebert Stolen
oases-Berger, Thompson. Sherlock lSl.
Logan. Double play-Sigaf0os to Adair to
Louisville. g. Base on balls-Off Hoiley
/: Terry, 5. Strikeouts-By Logan. s.:
Holley. 2; Terry. 2. Hits-Of Holley. s
IN i-s innings; OF Terry, in 4 as
.piteheo to three batters in eighth: OF
Bass, 0 n !. Losing piteher-Terry Um-
pires-OB rien and Guthrie Time-2.05.
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was burning a few
over in batting
practice one day
when Wilson de-
cided maybe this
boy could be made
over into a pitcher
To make the long
story short Bucky
won nine games
for the Phils last
year.
He gave his best
exhibition so far
against the Giants
a T. I n o pOlc,
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RUNS BATTED IN
RUNS
RED SoX DROP WEIGH

Reprinted From Late lines Yesterday
Times Special
BOSTON. May 22.-John WEIGH,
righthanded pitcher, was released
outright to San Diego of the Pa
ciflc Coast League by the Boston
Red Sox today. He is 20 and has
been under Red Sox supervision
since 1882. His major league career
dates back to 1926.
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Sofbnll

Armour and Co. defeated Barba-
sol, 8 to 2, in a thrilling En- Roe
Western Division Factory League
game. Earl Case, winning pitcher,
yielded only two hits. 1t was Ar
mours third straight win.
Howard-st Merchants downed the
Indianapolis Cubs, II to 4, in their
second game of the Rhodius w. P.
A. League yesterday.
Indiana Home Oil desires a game
for Sunday. Call Washington 1864
between HIP and ask for Bob.
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CAVALIER. JOHNSoN DRAW

CAVALIER, JOHNSON DRAW
tReprinted From Late Times Yesterday
PATERSON, N. j., May 22.-PauI
Cavalier, 1876, Paterson. earned d
draw with Phil Johnson, 100, Phila-
delphia in the 10-round feature
bout of the local boxing show las
night.
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On College Diamonds

Indiana, s; De Paw. 3.
Ball State, 8; Indiana State, 2.
Michigan, 5; Northwestern, 3.
Boston College, IL; New York
u, 2.
Dartmouth, 3; Pennsylvania, 2.
Colgate, 10; Rochester, !.
Providence, IL; Tufts, S.
Michigan State, 6; Ohio State, S.
Iowa State. 3; Luther, 2.
Iowa, 4; Minnesota, /.
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BRUBAKER HELD EVEN
By United Press

bU LHiftd PFcsR
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May %.
Phil Brubaker. Dinuba (Cal)
heavyweight, was held to a draw
last night by Andre Lenglet of
France in the ten-round windup
event Of the local boxing show.
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Il
T EFTY LOGAN turned back Bur-
IL leigh Grimes Colonies last
night in a tight squeeze. 81. Both
clubs hammered out five hits in the
third stanza to tally three times
each. But Logan lasted while Ed
Holley took the air. L.. Yank Terry
a former Indian tryout, relieved
Holley and made it until the eighth
when final Tribe splurge sent him
to the showers in favor of Dick
Bass.
OK Eckhardt paced the home at
tack with three hits TO lift his bat
ting average to ass. =. He was sur
rounded, as usual, by enemy de-
tenders, but spanked the sphere so
hard it couldn't be tagged. He
is becoming the fans delight.
Five bases were pilfered by the
men % KiIlefer, three going to
Vincent Sherlock He snatched
second and third in the second
round and Logan also thefted sec
ond Both scored later Vince
was batted in by Bluege and Logan
by Fausett Buck got two blows,
scored one run and sOcked in two.
TICK SIEBERT doubled in the
~ eighth for the only extra-base
hit of the tussle He also singled
in the sixth The Tribe hit total
was II to for Louisville e. Bluege
at short was kept busy and some of
his plays called for rifle throws
Adair at second had plenty to do
for the visitors.
SimOnS tried to go from first to
third on Adair's single in the third
and was pegged out from center by
Fred Berger And Fausett was
picked off first by Terry in the
fourth Buck was getting ready
to take off on steal F.. Too eager.
1T was an errorless contest. =.
l. Both clubs hustled and a crowd
of 2300 was pleased Tonights
game is to be sponsored by the
Mothers Club of Orchard School
and the free list has been suspend
ed. Stewart Bolen is the likely
Tribe hurler.
Eckhardt made headlOng slide
for second in the fifth, but was
tagged out. . The big fellow was
trying to break into the stolen base
column. :. Logan famed six and
issued no passes. Slebert went
deep for Rollings' drive in the ninth
D.. the ball was well hit.
MYTH victory in sight Bob Lo-
w gan frightened his belt and
erased the last nine Colonies in or
der. They didn't see the base
lines after the seventh. Frank
Sigafoos, former Redskin, got a big
hand from the crowd on his first
appearance at the plate. He re-
sponded with a single and started
his team off on a three-run drive.
n
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PhillieS Groom
Walter to Fit
Davis Shoes
Young Ace Tames Giants;
John Cooney Stars
for Dodgers.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 23.-Manager
Jimmy Wilson of the Philadelphia
Phillies sold his best pitcher, Curt
Davis, to the Chicago Cubs, but he
started grooming a youngSter to fill
Curtis shoes today.
He was 26-year-old William Henry
(Bucky) Walter who at the begin.
ming of last season was listed on the
Philly roster as an infielder. Buckv
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IRISH THINLIES WIN

Times Special
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May %. =
The Notre Dame track team de-
feated Marquette University in a
dual track meet under the lights
here last night, 81 2-3 to 40 1-3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MAJOR LEADERS
LEADING BATTERs
HOME RUNS

HOME RUNS
Foxx. Red Sox .10 Camilli, Phillies =.
Trosky, Cleveland. 8Gehrig Yankees :. 6
Dickey. Yankees :. 8J. Moore, Phillies 6
OFT, Giants ...... Il
RUNS BATTED IN
Dickey. Yankees 40 Trosky, Cleveland. 80
OFT. Giants -. IS Norris. Phillies 90
Medwick, Cards :, 80
RUNS
Gehrig. Yankees :. 40 Cramer, Red Sox 90
Gehringer, Tigers 81 Cuyler, Reds -. 90
J. Martin. Cards. 81 Camilli, Phillies. 20
Dickey, Yankees. 30
Gehringer Tigers SIS Moore Giants -. 40
Medwick.. Cards. So Demaree Cubs :. Al
Jordan. Bees -. so Lewis. Senator's A
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CHAVEZ WINS DECISION

By United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, May 2s.-
Tony Chavez, 127, Albuquerque, N.
M, gained decision over Pete De
Grasse, 126, Buffalo, N. Y, in the
10-round windup event on the To-
cal boxing program last night.
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TROJAN STAR TO COACH

IhOJhN SIAh To CUACH
Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
LOS ANGELES, CAL, May o.
Garrett Arbelbide, former University
of Southern California star, has
signed to coach the football team
at Arizona State Teachers College
according to an announcement made
here yesterday.
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STEELE THROWS LOPEZ
BIZ United Press

By JHtffd Press
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May %.
Vincent Lopez. Mexico, was de-
feated by Ray Steess of Glendale.
Cal, here last night III the fea-
turt match on che wrestling card.
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Standings and Results
Results Yesterday

AtOou1tS CSGCl udy
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIN
Toledo ............. 900 1902 00O- II /
Columbus ........... 300 900 10X- 9
Flowers and Linton; Stout, Potter and
Owen.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis, rain.
Kansas City at st. Paul, wet grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis .......... 002 900 010- 8 1
Chicago ........... 200 020 DIX IL
Andrews. Van Alta and Giuliani: Lyons
and Sewell.
Detroit ;.......... ITO 3I4 201-13 20 8
Cleveland .......... 203 002 1910 10 Z
Auker, Kimsey, Rowe and Cochrane;
Harder, Winegarner, Hudlin, Lee Brown
and Sullivan.
Only two games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis .......... 061 O10 021-11 II 1
Pittsburgh 600 200 002-4 8 l
j: Dean and Ogrodowski: Using. Bush.
Birkofer, Lucas and Todd.
eleven Innings)
Boston .......... 900 102 900 90 IL 0
Brooklyn ........ 900 100 oil OIL II .
ard, Baker. EarnShaw and Phelps, Berries
Phila delphia ......... ITO 010 e00-15 Is 0
New York ......... 900 900 600 0
Walters and Wilson; Fitzsimmons Cof-
man and Mancuso, Spencer.
Chicago and Cincinnati not scheduled
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today !.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS might.
Toledo at Columbus
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Cleveland (2l.
New York at Philadelphia (2).
St. Louis at Chicago 90.
Washington at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn az.
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BOdG ~elegdnte

BOdG elegdnte
Como anunciamos anterior
mente, a las seis de la tarde del
sabado unieron sus destinos an
70 ell altar mayor de Ia Cathedral
"Sagrado COraz6n" de JESUS, eli
j6ven Armandito Escayante y
la Srta. Paquita Diaz. Ofici6 en-
la ceremonial ell IRvdo. Padre
Clarkson.
AcOmpahada del brazo de su
hermano WiHiaz,h izo su entra-
ola la novia, que vestia un pre-
cioso traje azul nfeve, llevan-
do en- sus brazos I'm hermoSo
bouquet de lilas del vale, Y una
corona de aEahares que cubria
sus sienes. Vestia ell novio un
traje blanco, cruzado, Y Ameli-
Va Escalante, la madrina, un
traje color lila Y som
brero del mismo tonO, llevando
en- sus brazos un bouquet con-
feccionado con flores Iris. Ac-
tu6 de padrino ell j6ven Pepfn
Quesada Escalante.
Hizo su entrada en- ell tenn
plo ca.6lico la enamorada pare,
ia a los acordes de la marcia
nupcial cantada por la Sra. Ca
rolina Arrange, acompahada al
6rgano por Mres. Clark.
.Despues de Ia ceremonial nup,
gal tuvo efecto una reunion en-
FL hogan de la madre de la des-
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
SOCIALES-''
FL bale del Circulo Cubano

FL bale del Circulo CubanO
Advertim3s en- una de nues-
ras cronicas, de la semana pa
sada, CUE hay muchas orques-
tas de afuera que Sc anuncia-
ban como maravilIas y lUego re
sultaban "m1sicos soplones".
Pero hay sus excepciones, y una
de elias es Ruth Ellington, la
famosa orquesta que de name
ra brillante hize su presenta-
ci6n Ell sabado ,en la sala de bal
lie del Cfrculo. Catorce m1sicos
que ejecutan muy bien ell gene
no americana, con su directora
Y c~antante. Podemos decir, fran
camente, que fue friunfo de es-
tie c%onJunto musical y por ende
de la Secci6n de Recreo.
La lconcurrencia numerosisi-
ma. Alternando en- ambos salo-
mes, bailaba sin cesar, disfrusan
do de la allegro noche.
Los Bohemios, ponia tambien
una vez mas, en- alto SUI recono-
cido waller, ejecutando ell roper
torio de bailables cubanos Y es-
panoles en- la sala cantina, tam
bien invadida pOr les bailad1-
res. ALI vimos al saxofonis.a
Cubelo, quien nos notified su
incorporation a la orquesta que
dirige ell professor Echegaray.
Paquito Garcia, ell diligente
Presidente de la Seccion de Re-
creo, muy atento a las necesida-
DIES y con los "chicos" de la
prensa.
Pasamos un ratio muy agra
dable con Julio Alvarez, Presi-
dente de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano, DR.. Car
los Barba, quien nos manifesto
que despues de haber recibido
su titulo de Medico Naturopa-
ticc, pensaba establecerse prom
10. Sr. Jose Casanova, Segundo
Mayordomo del vapor Cuba,
Belarmino Llano y otros ami
gos, asiduos asistentes a los sa-
lones.
Felicitamos a la Secci6n de
Recreo por este merecido triun-
flo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

mas que monarch, fue testafe-
rro de los generates albaneses
que formaban su sequito. Lego
en- abril de 1914 a Tirana, Y dos
meSes despues ell aten.ado de
Saravejo lie hizo pensar en- SAL
var la piel, abandonando la CO.
roma. En- agosto puso en- prac-
tica SUI pensamiento al yer el pa
laciO real cercado por gentes
armadas.
Desde entonces, Guillermo Y
Sofia han vivido sonando con
una hipotetica restauraci6n. No
quisieron regresar a Alemania.
donde va no encontrarfan un
palacio hospitalario nj TN kali
ser donador de reinos. Ell prfn-
cipe merOdea de euando en- GUAM
do por la f~rontera albanesa, a.
eechando la OCCASION de que ell
rey Zogd-un aventurero, CO.
ronado por Ia gracia de Musso-
derribado por sus null
aples enemigos o victima del
cancer que dicen que 10 socava
desde hace seis amos; pero que
no lie implde Zanzibar de barra-
CANA cada trimestre nj lie resta
orfos para mandar matar a un
de adversarios cada
medic aho.
Seguramente Guillermo de
WED no volvera a reinar en- AL
bania. Pero la esposa, Dor de
pronto ,ha muerto en- ell exilio v
amparo de Ia reina madre de
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
PALPITACIONES INTERNACIONALES
LA MUERTE EN- Ell DESTIERRO
POSTULANTES MAYEsTICOs

Sofia de Wied era aun prin-
cesa alemana, que recibi6 como
regalo de boda un reino: ell de
Albania. Habia nacido en- Post
dam-ciudad, espejO Y norma
del espiritu prusiano-y SO edu-
co en- la Corte del Kaiser.
De ALI habia visto salir, para
ser reyes y aun zares principles
Como Fernando de Hohenzo-
llern-que vivian como parasi-
tOs. Sofia Sc case con uno de es-
tos mayestaticos pordioseros
Guillermo de Wied, y mareh6
con el a instalar su Corte en- AL
bania.
De hechO, Guillermo de Wied
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
VO Viene Ramon Ramos

No Viene Ramon Ramos
La orquesta '1RIam6n Ramos"
fre contratada por medic de su
representan.e Mario Jimenez.
Tuvimos la oportunidad de yer
este contrato firmado por ell
Sr. Jimenez, Ramon Ramos, ell
Centre EspanOl y la Secci6n de
Recreo, c~omprometiendose a to-
car en- la noche del 81 de este
mes, en- ell traditional cabaret
"San jose, del Centre,
La semana pasada me mues-
tran una carta de Jimenez no
tificando que Ramos no pcdia
venir, porque iba para New
York, contestando los mucha-
chos de la Seccion que, teniendo
en- cuenta la propaganda va
iniciada per los peri6dicos y las
mesas vendidas, pedfan que la
~Orquesta tocara para ell dfa 7, o
sea ell pr6Ximo sabado, reci-
biendo por condensation, una ne
gativa rOtunda.
Despues nos pudimos enterar
por personals ~ajenaS a la Sec
ci6n, que Ramos habia disuelto
la orqUesta, habiendo embarca-
do los mdslccs para New York,
quedandose 81 en- Miami, para
despues embarcar a Mejico, su
pals natal, donde contraera ma
trimonio.
Nos informan los muchachos
de la Secci6n que ell bale Sc ce-
lebrara ell dia 81, y al mismo
tempo me ruegan haga esta ex-
plicaci6n va que Sc trata de un
asunto contrario a sus deseOsy
para satisfaction de los intere-
sados.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

BOdG
En- dias pasadOs contrajeron
matrimonio la encan yadora Sc
horita Estela Galan Alvarez, y
ell correcto caballero Sr. Ramon
Cuervo Galan, perteneciente al
PartidO Revolucionario Cubano
exilado en- esta ciudad.
Ell acto civil estuvo a cargo
del conocido Notario de esta To-
calidad Sr. Candida Perez, y en-
calidad de testigos firmaron ell
acta matrimonial los j6venes
revolucionarios Luis Villegas y
Guillermo Ara. Amigos intimos
del contrayente.
Los nuevos esposos por ahora
eStableceran su Residential en-
esta ciudad.
Ell croniSta les desea felici-
dad eterna.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

de los Estados Unidos, y e%jerce
SUI profession de abogado, tie =
niendo oficinas en- 437 Peach
tree Arcade, Atlanta, Georgia.
Man iene una oficina temporal
en- ell 504 Franklin st., Tampa,
Fla, la cual Sc dedica cast ex-
clusivamente a los muchos plei
tos relacionados con los bienes
dejados en- esta ciudad por su
padre, ell inolvidable DR.. Jose
Ramon Avellanal, debido a los
despojos antedichos, y a donde
ell DR.. Avellanal ejerce su pro:
fesi6n de abogadO EXCLUSIVE
mente con respecto a asuntos
legales ante los tribunales Fe-
derales antedichos.
Ell DR.. Avellanal siempre Sc
ha distinguido por sus activi-
dades mas6nicas, habiendo re-
cibido innumerables elogios de
la prensa americana y extran-
iera: es Ex-Venerable Macs
tro, Ex-Representante ante La
Gran Logia, Ex-Representante
del Gran Maestro de Cuba an
te todas las potencias mas6ni-
cas- de America y Europa, Elk
Representative plenipotenciario
del Consistorio de la Habana
en- la conferencia International
mas6nica celebrada en- Wash
ington en- 1882, Elk Ministro de
Estado del Consistorio de la
Habana, y actualmente es Sill
Representative Especial Pleni :
potenciario ante todas las po-
tencias masonicas de America
y Europa, y Soberano Inspec-
tor General del grade treinta y
tres del Rito Escoces.
Ell DR.. Avellanal ha sido con
DEGRADE en- la masonerfa seis
wees por sus grandes meritos
Y valiosos servicios "a la Orden,
siendo ell mas joven en- ell mum
do y Ell unico latino en- Florida
que ostenta ell grade 33 de la
masoneria, ell cual solo Sc con,
cede muy raras wees y POI
grandes meritos.
Nota: Con ell fin de aclaral
la verdad sobre ciertas calum
Mas refereDte al DR.. AyellanaI
que desde hace tempo sc vie
men propaganda maliciOsamen.
tie, en- nuestro nGmero de ma
mana publicaremos la compile
ia exoneraci6n e inocencia de
este, con respecto a las acusa.
clones que Sc hicieron contra
Ell en- 1880.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

posada, Sra. Luz Diaz, en- la
calle Gladys nGmero 407.
Con ric,s cakes, licores, dull
ces, y TN sabroso ponche COM
pues.c con vino; ron "Caribe"
y sidra "Princesa', que repre-
senta en- esta ciudad el j6ven
Willie Dfaz, con la firma Ar
thur Trading Co.
Asistieron a Ia bcda: los pa
dres de Armandito, Pancho Y
Angelina Escalante, Gerardo y
Julia Cigarran, jose Escalan-
te Y sencra, Amable de la To-
RE y sonora, Ismael Sierra y
asposa, Elvira Vega y sus hi
jos Carlos y COnchi a, Concha
Lopez y su 5ija Paquita, espo-
SOS Sabine Lode, Manuel Ba-
ll1ta y sonora, Ismael Escalan-
tie y sonora, Bernardo Antuna,.
Y Fiji An una, pGe Sc encueH
ira en- esta ciudad de transit6'
para New York, Willie y Ar
mando Diaz y Melchor de la
Parte.
Los nuevos esposos partie-
ron para New Orleans en- viaje
de boda.
Una eterna luna de miel de-
seamos a la simpa.ica y enamo-
rada pareja.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

veiad James Daniels, de 81 a.
nos de edad, y uno de los mas
arrojados drivers del conjun-
to que, bajo la direction de
Lucky letter." emocionaron a
los fanaticos que concurrieron
aver tarde al es~pectaculo orga
nizado en- Plant Park.