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Evening star., 1936-01-04
RENT-STORES.

STORE ON WEST SIDE OF UPPER I4th
St NV, near Park rd. Will be available
Feb. !. Can be inspected at any time.
Rent. $50 per mo. CALL Mr.. MARSHALL.
BOSS & PHELPS. l4I1 K St Natl. 1900.
1919 M ST. NW-VERY LARGE STORE.
suitable for any business: u block from
Conn. ave: SR5 mo. Call Emerson S232.
2O34 GA. AVE.-STORE RMS-S25 so
2's24 Ga. ave.-StOre. rooms - 25.5O
9US 21st st. n.w.-Store i ROOM 100
III G. ST n.w-Store- - 80
NJ FRANK RUPERT, 1921 7th st. NV
52l 1st ST NW-ALSO FACES NEW
Jersey ave. NV; small store: rent; So
Apply PENN REALTY CORPORATION.
414 ST. NV. Phone Metropolitan 1888.
5I3 K ST NW.-NICE SIZE STORE
suitable for most anv business. retail or
whole sale: Center Market area. Apply
PENN REALTY CORPORATION. 414 K
ST. NV. Phone Metropolitan 1883.
NEW CORNER STORE sol V ST. NV
y block from ball park: suitable for liouor,
grocery or lunch. North 1921. Cleveland
$40
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SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY

so ACRES, 20 CLEARED. COED s-ROOM
house; 25 miles of Washington. on w. &
o. D Address Box AK, Star oflce. D
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

SALE-SUBUKBAN
NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK. WITH BRICK
garage; corner lot: hot-water heat oil
burner 3O-gallon Ruud automatic water
heater. 6-cubic-foot electric refrigerator,
magic Chef gas range: maids room built
In basement; finished attic: house weather.
stripped and screened throughout, large
screened back porch. barberry hedge. flow
cash payment and $50 per month Apply
to owner on premises and save sales COM
mission 1910 North 3rd st.. Ashton
Heights. Va. Phone Clarendon 13Sa-W.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE. " ACRE OF GROUND.
outbuildings, fruit trees. on Richmond
highway, south of Alexandria. Price.
$4,000. Box $50, Alexandria. Va.
T-room home ami: tile bath fireplace,
sun parlor large screened porch. garage.
large lot trees shrubbery. etc. Priced at
81 .450. 8 Holly st.. Mt. Ida. Gail Alex
andr1a tltf
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S4.50O.

An opportunity to purchase home in
a very convenient section of Capitol Hill,
Just one block from U. s. Supreme Court.
at very reasonable price. Terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
peppa
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR,

40 v ST. NV.
rooms. cont. hot water. gas and
electricity 81
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WILL CONSIDER EXCHANGE.

We have beautiful semi -detacneo q
T-room brick home; :! large bed rooms :
gas heat recreation room: especially well
located across from Rock Creek PARK. Just
10 minutes drive to business oistr.,ci;; !;
District 6042
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S4950,

Md ave ne-Six-room and bath bay
window brick. water heat. two-car
garage An exceptional buy. Convenient
terms can be arranged and immediate
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
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sEAT THE REQUEST OF THE PARTIES
TEES TO MAKE SALE As ABOVE ADYEHm
TISED, SAID ADVERTISEMENT is HERE
BY WITHDRAWN AND THE SALE POSI-
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(Continued,)

44lO HARRISON ST. NV.
Semi detached brick. rooms and
bath, INV. heat. cleo; 500.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H St NV National 2345.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES.

9GI. NEWTON ST NE.-NEw Woop-
ridee detached brick. Il large rooms. tile
bath. modern kitchen: lot 3sXl3,; garage
Open and heated until g pm. Phone De-
catur u!l1: evenings Potomac :i'63.
NEW CORNER BRICK IN NORTHWEST
q rooms recreation room. pains laVa-
tory : fireplace, electric health kitchen
Phone National 2221.
hot water heat. inclosed porch full-sIze
cellar: near 46th st and Conduit I'd; NV
Price P oieskS Sc 5oo 1fG 5erms Phone pistrict ssss
Cleveland 1860. JOS C. zIRKLE.
NEW SEMI DETACHED NORTHWEST
home = rooms, = baths. large recreation
room b-i garage gas heat. electric heath
oT anick Exefy sxfe at msaean sao
l1th ST. NV, BETWEEN R AND $
Brick. 10 large rooms, . baths l1reDlaCes.
lovely floors; fine rooming section. Sale
price 81 900 less than assessed value.
J. L. HOPKINS 1855 Fairmont st. NV.
Phone Adams 1045l.
GEORGETOWN-NEW HOME ON ONE OF
best streets. where nearly every VI lh2ise h0nse
home rseeing the Charm "a and .d6 SimPe5s Pbobs
D1o modeiing Gne'Nt Gil MR.. MIL Err NATIONAL
5000. EVENINGS CALL CLEVELAND
u1 -.
6SlI Sth ST. NW.-NEW DETACHED
brick-See this house. compare 1t with any
house within the price AND you VIII ouy u.
Six nice rooms two baths. finished attic
recreation room, detached brick garage.
large lot. paved street. ] II blocks from wal
ter Reed Hospital. Good Transportation.
Omen from l pm. to +" pm. see MT
OREM On premises, or call Georgia 1889.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. -
THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING
for. Large living room. Den; dinlne room,
breakfast room. electric health Kitchen, 3
fine bed rooms :. baths, splendid recrea-
ton room gas heat b.-i. garage. Only
S9I50 The only one OF its kind. Phone
National 22.1.
$500 CASH $50 PER MONTH =, NEW
modern brick home t. rooms. baths.
recreation room, built-in garage. automatc
heat: excellent NV. location. Call RAN
doiph g510
WOODRIDGE-NEWB BRICK. NEAR r. I.
ave ne-ii r. and b., attic. fireplace, rec
reation room, gar; $3.50. Discount
for cash or consider small house IN trade
Phone Decatur O3l7: ewes. Potomac 336S.
LET US BUILD YOU. a HOME ONE At - a
Long experience. Phone Emerson 63ol.
WILL CONSIDER EXCHANGE.
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SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinued.)
CORNER.
FOREST HILLS.

Take this opportunity to be the first to
view one of the most attractive new homes
hood, between Conn. ave and Rock Greek
Park. large bed rooms. = baths. recre-
alton room. gas heat, 2-car detached ga
rage. Price low for home in COM
ma hle neiohhnrhond
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
55l5 30tA st. NV rooms. baths,
screened porches. garage; near school, bus
line and stores. Price. 500.
EDWARD H. JONES a. CO..
5530 Conn. Ave. NV. Clev. $500.
1914 EMERSON ST. NV.
rooms bath. h.-w.h.. electric re-
frigeration. garage --S9O.0O
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BEAUTIFUL HOMES RMS. , BATHS.
double garage. 37l4 Mass. ave. NV. Sl0n.
5ls1 Conduit rd., 500. r. B. BEHREND.
1877 F st. NV.
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-APARTMENTs-UNFURNISHED

new house: garage and heat furn. 500 Elm
ave. Takoma Park, Md. Shep. lo2"-M.
s3o4 H ST. N.W-3 ROOMS AND BATH.
Eas. heat and telephone service furnished
all for S37. so. Phone West 24I6.
3la 5th ST NE-NEWLY RENOVATED
buildinc: : rooms. kitchen, bath: heat and
rot water included: $50. L. T. GRAVATTE.
200 18th ST Phone National 0753.
sEMI-DET. HOME ENTIRE "ad FLOOR;
? r modern k bath. shower. screened
porches gas, elec. included. 1919 4ith st.
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MOUNT PLEASANT. 3345 18th NV.
Desirable apartment for couple living
room. bed room. large kitchen, new rance
and refrigeration. bath and inclosed sun
porch. oil heat. telephone, gas light in
Guided: reasonable
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447 1st ST. sE.-sEVEN ROOMS. BATH
h.-w.h, cleo Price. $1,000
1887 Wylie st. n.e.-Ffve rooms; rent
SIo5O. Price. ST 500.
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Weddings
(Continued From Third Page.)

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Crowley Of
Washington took place Tuesday morn
ing, September /, at o'clock in St.
Patrick's Church. The Rev. Francis
j. Kelly offciated at the nuptial
mass.
The bride wore an afternoon dress
Of Alice blue lace and crepe, with
shoes and small hat to match, and q
corsage bouquet Of gardenias. Her
attendant, Miss Agnes Bechold, wore
an eel gray afternoon dress and hat
and q corsage bouquet of talisman
roses. Mr.. John Paul Crowley was the
best man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley left on q
months trip through New England,
Canada and the Middle West, during
which they will visit the parents of
the bride. Miss Martzell is employed
in the Federal Corhmunica tions
Bureau. Mr.. Crowley is graduate
Of Central High School and National
University, and a member Of the Dis
trict of Columbia bar. He is now an
attorney in the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
After October /, the couple will be
ct home at 324 Hamilton street north
west.
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Mrs. d. Parsons Simpson and her
daughter. Miss Audrey Chandler
Simpson Of New York City, have ar
rived IN Washington and are at the
Shoreham. They came to the Capital
from Virginia Beach.
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Mrs. Binyon Visiting
At SOUTHAMPTON

Mrs. Algernon H. Binyon. known
as Caroline Bean, q portrait artist, has
gone to Southampton, Long Island, to
paint several portraits. Yesterday she
was entertained at luncheon by Mrs.
Henry Austin Clark.
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Suburban

Continued From Third Page.)
turned yesterday from a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Urquhart, in Roanoke, Va. While on
his vacation the Rev. Urquhart and
his mother motored to Norfolk, Va,
where they spent some time with his
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Crawford.
Miss Peyton Moncure Sagendorf,
who has recently graduated as nurse
from the Emergency Hospital in
Evening star., 1936-09-03

their home in Sligo Park Hills, Nd,
from o motor tour Of the Smoky
Mountains. They visited Mrs. Bar
wick's brother, Rev. Gerald Catlin,
and Mrs. Catlin at Corbin, KY.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

Easton, Nd, arrived yesterday to
spend q month in Fairfax, Va, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
p. Sagendorf. She accompanied her
fether from Easton. where he had
visited his sister-in-law, Mrs. Vernon
Ford. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. william Russell
Briscoe and children. Russell Brisco
and Peggy Brisco. Of Knoxville. Tenn,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Adams at their home in Kensington.
Md.
Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchison and her
small daughter, Audrey Hutchison, re-
turned to their home in Herndon, Va,
Tuesday after q weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Viers Aud Of Lynch
burg, Va. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Aud and her little son
Tom, who will remain in Herndon un-
til Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Hill and their
son, Gene Hill, of Lyon Park, Va,
are Just back from two weeks motor
trip through the New England States
and Canada.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Barwick, with
their children, Atwood Barwick and
Virginia Barwick, have returned to
La gaceta., 1936-10-23

Andrea Y desarm6 un tanto la
c6lera de Mario.
Los dos miraronse como para
comunicarse sus impresiones,
y ell segundo sigui6 leyendo de
este mode:
al tener la primera noticia
de csc amor, he sabido tam
bien, con tanta sorpresa como
amargura, que ustedes sc opo-
men a 81, considerable a Lola
indigna de 81 protegido, solo
por7ue es mi hija.
mo discuto 81 es o no justa
la oposici6n de ustedes y la ra-
ION en- que la fundan; me resig-
no a ella, la admito y la respetog
pero, de todas maneras, com
prenderan ell dolor immense que
en- mi ha p~roducido IFS echar-
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me al rostro TODD mi pasado, y
en- la forma para mi mas dolo-
rosa. Haeiendome responsa-
BILE de la infelicidad de un ser
inocente, al que quiero con to-
da mi alma!
Made esta mas convencido
que 70 de mi culpabilidad nj
nadie ha lamentado tanto como
20 mis- pasadas faltas. Desde
que Sc despert6 en- mi ell ARE
pentimiento, me avergonce de
mis- culpas, las lore amargamen
tie y procure repararlas en- Guam
to me fue possible. Ustedes me
otorgaron un perd6n generoso,
que 70 crei sincere, v 81 contri-
buy6 a tranquilizarme. hacien-
dome Greer que mis- errOres es-
taban expiadOs y redimidos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-23

Eta re re, en- Pant Field;
tEaran los e partanos de "a
Uni yersidad de Tampa y dos
Sombrereros de Stetson.
Nash Higgins ha seleccionA-
do para la primera Inca de fue-
GO Mandula, Muench, Gunnoe,
Yorkunas, Carr, Farnell, Ste
phens, Carter, Chancey, Bey-
mon y Cox.
Por los SombVereros llevaran
Ell PESO del ataque, Crdmore,
Furlong, Prison, Kircklands w.
Anderson, Bridges, Barber, R.
Anderson, Warren, McClelland
y Do%eu.
Los SoWbrereros ganal on ri
anospasado ell campeonato de los
Pequenos Cuatro y piensan re-
partir e neste ano, 10 que parece
impossible a los Espartanos.
Stetson perdi6 la. semana pa
Sada con los Caimanes, siendo la
anotaci6n de 80 por 0.
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lTarde Y de un modo bien iris
te, por cleric, me convene de
que me equivocaba! iAun pesa
sobre mi la responsibilities de
mis- faltas, Y el perd6n de uste-
des no fUe tai como 70 creia,
pues a pesar del tempo trans
currido ,todavia quedan renco-
res en- ell alma de don Mario, y
me 10 demuestra oponiendose a
la felicidad de mi inoeente hija!
He vivido engahado, Y, al con-
veneerme de clio Sc renuevan en-
mi todos los dolores Gue I'm
perd6n que creia tan inmereci-
do como sincere, console"
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les de mi pobre hija, inocente 2
irresponsible de mis- faltas, y
acepto para ella consecuencias
de errores que solo fueron mics
y que, por 10 tanto, 20 Gnica-
mente deberia sufrir. Pero, por
10 visto, rs.edes opinan de otra
manera, Y 20 respeto su OPT
MON. 81 de ustedes no Sc trata-
ra, de Otro mode hablaria.
'Esta carta no es una sGplica
para que depOngan la actitud en-
que Sc han colocado.
Nc me creo con derecho nj
aun para suplicar.
va que ustedee Sc oponen al
de su protegido y mi hija,
70 tambien me opOngo a q. a.
eomodando mi voIuntad a la de
ustedes. Tai es mi obligation, =
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pocas horas de modo que csc a.
NOR, en- ell que no he intervene
do, es obra exclusive de la casua
lidad o de la Providencia. Con-
fieso que, 81 antes hubiera tent
do noticia de 81, por 10 que a mi
toca, 10 habria autogizado con
toda mi alma; pero no dando
mi authorization sin contar an
ties con la de ustedes. No divide
nj olvidare nunca las considera-
clones que les debo y los dere-
chos que sobre mi tienen. Por
clio mi voluntad debe sujetarse,
y Sc sujetara siempre, a la con-
veniencia de ustedes."
La gaceta., 1936-10-23

Ell programa de anoche en- Ben
jamin Field Sc distingui6 Por u
ma violenta protesta del p1blico,
que dur6 mas de Is minutes, en-
spcsi.i6n a un iniculo fallo de
;mpate a favor del americana
ed Hutchinson, a quien Maria
o Arilla derrot6 por ample
largen, ganando ocho ~asa|tos y
mpatando dos.
Guerra ell anunciador dar no.
.cias al pGblico y ell escandalc
2 10 impedia, oyendose gritos
..e: Ladrones, ladrones.
La protesta de anoche nos re-
cord6 los primeros amos del boz
xeo en- Benjamin Field, cuando
los jueces votaban "patri0tica :
nente," en- contra de los p1giles
!atinos, y los fieles gritaban a
voz en- cuello, reclamando decen
cia y justicia.
Antes de resenar los bouts
debemos recordarle a Jim Dow
ming que de su habilidad y "jue-
go limpio" depende que ell pue-
bio siga favoreciendo a Benja :
min Field. 81 vuelven los fallos
inicuos, como ell que anoche rim
diera Joey Raymond, matara la
gallina de los huevos de orc
j,Cual fue ell papel de Willie
Santana, anoche, acercandose al
referee, siendo Ell segundo dc
Hutchinson? lie pidi6 Santana
a Raymond que fallase como lc
hizo?
I'm que lugar Sc ha visto que
un segundo Sc acerque al arbi-
tro, antes de dar este la deci :
sion, y lie liable sobre cosas que
no debiera hablarle?
TIA sido una combination pa
"a repetir la pelea, una pelea
desigual, porque Hutchinson nc
gan6 nj un solo asalto?
La gaceta., 1936-10-23
DEP0RTES
COOL T. CON LOU
AMBERS

Ell empresario Jim Downing,
de Benjamin Field, recibi6 hoy
I'm telegrama del director Eddie
Cool informandole que este no
podra venir a pelear con Miller,
por ahora, porque ell dia % de-
bera pelear, en- Filadelfia, con
Lou Ambers ell campe6n de las
1876 libras.
Cool, como saben nuestros lee
torres, pesa lao libras, 10 que in
dica que Ambers no arriesgar&
su titulo. Downing Sc pondra en-
movimiento para buscar a Mill
er un oponente de valfa.
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lnicuamente lie robaron IA decision a
Mariana Arilla
Protest6 ell pGbIico durante mas de IS minutes

Mariana Arilla, en- su domba-
te de anoche, di6 prnebas de ex
traordinaria habilidad y agili-
dad. Pogo con las dos names,
on facilidad, tirando uppercut,
anchos, ETC., v ha:iendo perder
IL contrario sus mejores pune.
tazos.
Llev6 la ofensiva en- los diez
asaltos Y ell p1blico hubo de a.
plaudirle calurosamente. Sc bur
aba de Hutchinson, que no To-
graba pegarle y siempre tenia'
listo los punos para los momen-
tos de "flaqueo'' del rival.
Con una izquierda, ell "Ro
jo", en- ell cuarto, lie hizo a Arilla
ina pequena herida; pero no
pudo pegarle en- ell mismo sitio
en- los rounds restantes.
Arilla fue a la revancha en-
ell sexto y lie hiri6 en- Ell arco del
ojo derecho, brotando la sangre
en- abundancia.
En- ell s6ptimo, Mariana lie pc.
GO en- la herida y Sc la agrand6,
manando de nuevo Ia sangre.
Llegado ell octave, ell referea
Raymond trat6 de "parar'' la pc
lea, pero Hutchinson protest6I
manteniendo que el podia conti-
nuar. Era admirable ell entusias
mo de los espectadores por la va
lentia y destreza de Mariane.
Pero cuando ell p1blico espe-
raba la 1nica decision possible,
la victoria para Arilla, Willie
Santana Sc fue de expedition"
a donde sc hallaba Raymond y
brot6 eel parto de los monies"
FL "acto" de anoche no debe
repetirse, porque 81 Sc reptile las
consecuencias seran desastrosas
para la empresa.
81 Sc hizo para lograr un Sc :
gundo encuentro, ell sistema es
malo.
Arilla no quiere tampoco los
rounds" de dos minutes, por :
que 81 Sc prepare para tres mi
nutos, como 10 mandan las re
glas.
Sc dijo de Hutchinson que pc
saba lit libras, pero su figura
es la de un peso de pluma, a no
ser que este hueco por dentro.
Mariana pesaba 116. SPor que
Mr.. Hutchinson sc peso de no
che?
No sc pudieron anunciar los
pesos de la pelea principal por-
que Ell pGblico prOtestaba de Ia
"infame decision" en- contra de
Arilla y los "oprObios volaban"
en- todas direcciones y en- varios
idiomas.
Suena la campana de la pelea
La gaceta., 1936-10-23

Al Ilegar a este puntO. An
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GRUPO CATOLICO PARA
COMBATIR Ell

Ciudad Vaticano, Octubre %.
La Congregation de Asuntos
Eclesiasticos CARBOHYDRATES
esta fernando una organiza-
ci6n, en- la que piensa incluir a
cat6licos Y protestantes, para
-combatir ell comunismo.
Sc basara la organization en-
los Comites de Pro Dec que aho
ra existen en- varios paises eu-
n0peos. Su mission es diseminar
propaganda anti-comunista v
mantener a sus respectivos pal
ses enteradoS de las actividades
bolseviques.
FL Vaticano respalda Ia idea
de extender ell Pro Dec a todas
las naciones.
La gaceta., 1936-10-23
Il lUROO miller ,1UVO Una PAPA
SUAf CON FL MARINERO De ATLANTA

principal, la "de mayor atrac-
Aci6nT', e irmediatamente ipudo
Nrse que ell "Nacido Marinero''
encontraba pequeho ell cuadrila-
tero. Corrfa a "toda vela", te-
miendo los punos de MilleA Y
probando 4qre no saba Mxear'
Miller lie aplic6 cabs" Y gan
ehos" de derecha al est6mago.
lie did, golpes de izquierda, Sc
los repiti6 y Sailor cay6 a la To-
ia, -. renta. Tn asalto de mas
leaado y velas destroza-
.das.
Cuando salieyon a la comedia
del segundo, ell p1blico pidi6 que
Il "matador" no perdiera Ell
tempo. Varies punetazos, Una
izqulerda Ell est6magO y sc aca-
g TODD. lie contaron los diez Sc
gundos. Antes de que ei arbitro
terminara, los fieles volvieron
lie nuevo a comentar ell "robo"
hecho a Arilla.
Mr.. Miller, que es Mr.. pero
no Miller, two anoche una pc
lea demasiado facil.
En- la pelea a seis asaltos en-
tire 10 Miller Y Baby Ben, pesa-
ba ell primero 121 libras v ell
otro 12O. Miller gan6 por mayor
nGmero de puntos. Como ell pd-
blico pedia indulgencia para
Ben, o sea pelea nula, ell Relam-
pago Sagiero decide compla-
cerlo.
Luis Gonzalez, ell veterano lie
nero, crey6 tener una pelea ia
Gil en- Jimmy Pruce y lie sali6 la
criada respondona. Tres veces
cayo Luis a la Iona y en- la Guar
ia sc lie declare derrotado, por
nocaut tecnico.
Manuel Monis, del peso well
ter, con las libras, venci6 Il
Babe Shekels. Anunciaron a es-
te con 40 libras, pero proba.
blemente no pasaba de 100. Fal.
to de entrenamiento utilize la
experienced para resistir, pero
MONS lie venci6 por puntos.
Miguel L0rehte.
Nota.-Presentaron a Tony
Cancela Y dijo que en- Tampa
solo habfa sido derrotado una
vez, la semana pasada.
va Sc lie divide cuando Make
Rosenbloom lie do la lecci6n de
boxeo en- Benjamin Field.
La gaceta., 1936-10-23
GODOY E CON Ell
ITALIANO ETTORE

New York, oct. 23.-Arturo
Godoy, Ell p1gil chileno, firm6
aver un contrato poniendose ba-
10 la direction de Mike Jacobs,
Ell concertador de peleas del
Club Siglo Veinte. A Godoy Sc
lie garantizan por sus servicios,
en- tres amos, no menos de $685.
900.
FL chileno peleara ell dia IL
de noviembre con una de las vic
timas de Jose Luis, ell italiano
AL Ettore.
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drea noraba.

urea llOIdDa.
Mario, sin atreverse a mirav
a su esposa, como 81 las humil-
des quejas de aquel pobre peca-
dor arrepentido, fueran para 81
otras tantas recriminaciones.
continue leyendo 10 que sigue.
con voz menos segura de 10 que
el tai vez qrisiera:
mo quiero que en- mis- pala-
bras apunte nj ell asomo de IN
eproche, prque aunque aunoue
en- la conducta de ustedes hubie-
Sc algo reprochable, soy 70 81
menos indicado para hacerlo
yer. Mi obligation es vesinarme
a TODD euanto de ustedes venga.
hasra a sus injustieias, 81 de
ser alguna vez injustos fueron
capaces. ONTO, pues, Ell hablar
La gaceta., 1936-10-23

Esta humildad conmovi6 a
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HlRANDO,EL BALON
EsPARTANOSX SoMRREREROS

Maiana per la noche, en- Plant
Field, jsQaran les <gres del
Institute Andres Jacde
jacksonville, eonlas Panteras de
Palma Celia.
Los tigres han jugado va cua-
tro partidos y solo han ganado
uno. Er aho pasado vencieron a
las ~Panteras cor aNaRson de
20 por II -
Esta tarde los muchat hos de
Lamar Sara haran uia prac-
tica ligera.
Con los generaAes der 1nstitr-
10 Robert E. Lee, de Jackson
vile ,iugaran Ny en- esa 4iHdad
os Terriers el Institute Him
borough. y
Willagd Johnson Sc llev6 con
81, en- Ell dia de aver, a 80 juga-
iores, toda la plana mayor.
La gaceta., 1936-10-23
ola Gaceta" FOlletin No. 5s4
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMFN

impulsa, no mi voluntad, sine
las circumstances. De nuevo les
suplicO, pues, que me perdonen.
ANTE TODD, les escribo para
lamentar 10 OcurridO y asegu-
rarles que 20 no he tenidO parti-
cipaci6n alguna en- clio. va com
prenderan que me refiero a los
amores de Gaspar y mi hija.
ian ignorante estaba de ellOs,
cue no los he sabido hasta hace
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-09-17
Caveman style

A woman who was having a
house built detected me OF the
bricklayers halving the bricks with
his trowel. With a triumphant
CLEAN in her eyes she approached
him swiftly and said: "Isn't that
rather primitive way of cutting
brick in half?"
The man looked up, smiled and
said: Lor' bless yer dear heart,
Idly, there's far more primitive
way than this, believe me-"
Really, and what's that?" she
inquired.
Biting it, Idly, biting it."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-09-17
Poorly Nourished Women
They just Can't Hold Up

Are you getting proper nourish.
ment from your food, and restful
sleep? A poorly nourished body
just can't hold up. And as for that
rundown feeling, that nervous ia.
tigue,-don't neglect it!
Cardui for lack Of appetite, poor
digestion and nervous fatigue, has
been recommended by mothers to
daughters-women to women-fOr
over fifty years.
Try It'll Thousands of women testify
Cardui helped them. OF course. If 1t does
not benefit YOU, consult a physician.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-09-17
Don't Sleep
ON Left Side.
Affects Heart
Gas Pressure May Cause Discom,or.
Right Side Best ''''

Gas Pressure May Cause Discontinue
Right Side Best ''
II you toss In bed and can't s,ao.
right side. try Adlerika. Just oNE oa
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so you sleep soundly all night. Va neart
Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lo,,..
bowels and brings out foul matt S .Ow v'sa:
would never believe was in YOUR sv,.y YOU
This old matter may have poisoned 'e vo,;
for months and caused GAS, sour stS STu
ach. headache or nervousness. 0''in'
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Mrs. Jas. Filler: Gas on nv storn al,
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Even my heart hurt. TIE first dose Saee !;
Adlerika brought me relief. Now I e ~
a as l wish' sleep fine and never feli
Give your stomach and bowels REAL
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