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81 LegGIs
AL Capp

the State Highway Commission of In
diana, at his office on the third floor.
State House Annex 102 North Senate Ave-
nue. indianapolis, Indiana. until 200 p. m.
on the 22nd day of April 1886, at which
time they will be publicly opened and
read:
Shovels F. o. B. Indianapolis. Ind.
Invitation No. 537: Quantity of Automo-
Invitation No. 538: Quantity of Miscellan-
eous Hardware F. o. B. indianapolis.
Ind.
Invitation No. 500: Quantity of Electrical
Parts F. o. B. Indianapolis Ind
Invitation No. $40: 500 to 1000 Tons No
Crushed Aggregate. Stag or Gravel, F.
Q. B. Clarks HILL Ind, or dePd. on
State Road So. Sections N. OIL and OF.
Invitation No: 541: 1900 to 1000 Tons No.
Crushed Aggregate. Stag or Gravel, F.
Q. B, Waynetown & Wingate or deTd.
on State Road rs between Waynetown
Invitation No. 542: 1900 to 1900 Tons No.
8 & 9 Crushed Aggregate, Stag or Gravel.
F. o. B. Wingate g. Charlottesville.
Ind. or del'd. on State Road SIS, from
intersection S. R. SIS and a. / mile west
OF Charlottesville to Wingate.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
fications will be furnished free upon re-
quest.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
to reject any or all bids. or to award on
any combination of bids that in his judg-
of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
James D. Adams Chairman
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from long houses, the
dwndlng You will do well consult Realto- this week.
him assist finding his trained
he is in close touch with the offerings
In buying Judge both something live
something look aldo today but for the
yeab the designed for the greatest veabty
afford them air conditioning automatic refrigeration
heating other gadgets
comfort Be the house
oundy financed the modern financing
available through agencies.
may get week telling you present
sod-avoid making mistake hurried buylig-5EGN
LOOKING NOW.
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SHOULD you FAIL 10 find the position
you want in this column may we sug-
gest you use an inexpensive ad of your
own under Situations Wanted"-4 DAYS
cost as little as Csc. and in most cases
results in connections. Call MISS PAGE
at Riley. 555l or come In to The Times
Want Ad Headquartters
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81 Situations, Male
% MOUinq and STORAGE

YOUNG-wants work; baker. truck criver
or farm. Box 408 care Times.
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TOMORROW MAY BE
TOO LATE!
by
w. g. ALBERSHARDT
Vice Pres. indianapolis Real Estate Board

Have you tried to rent q
house since March 1st? II
SO, you have found true the
many stories of housing
shortage and increased rent.
which have appeared in the
newspapers during the past
year. 1t is a known fact
that rents have already in
creased 1917 to 300 and it
is likely that they will go
still higher as there are no
desirable vacancies available,
even this early in the spring.
Many houses, formerly rent
ed, have been retired from
the rental market and are
now being held for sale only.
If you have been putting
off the purchase of a home
because it was temporarily
cheaper to rent, prepare now
for a rude awakening. No
longer is it possible for you
to tell the seller how much
you will pay him for his
house. He can now ask
and get-his fair price based
on today's rising market. No
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STATE OF INDIANA
INDIANA UNEMPLOYMENT
COMPENSATION DIVISION

INDIANA UNEMPLOYMENT
COMPENSATION DIVISION
Statehouse
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING UPON
ADOPTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
Indiana Unemployment Compensation
March 20. 1885, and April TO- 1886 has
adopted fifteen rules governing administra-
ton OF the Indiana Unemployment Conn
filed in the office of the Secretary of
state, in compliance with Section 10 (b)
of the above law.
Notice is hereby given that persons af-
fected by these rules may appear and be
heard at public hearing to be held by the
Board in the Statehouse at Indianapolis,
Such rules shall be deemed finally adopted
April 20, 1895, unless rescInded or amends
eo Dy the Board at such public hearing
INDIANA UNEMPLOYMENT CON-
PENSATION BOARD
Clarence A. Jackson. Director and
Ex-Officio Secretary
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PENNSYLVANIA, N, 1866-Very attrac-
tive front room; large closet window
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DELAWARE. N. 2024-Front sleeping room,
or room. twin beds; private bate. HA-
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VERMONT, W., 36-No. 2 Savoy; large,
clean room two windows gentleman
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ILLINOIS 1907 N-Attractive we'll venti-
lated: constant hoS water: quiet home:
gentleman: garage
LOOM owners home. garage: S3.25. Board
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SEWER CLEANING
TIMING ROOFING
TRUCK RENTALS
II Schools, instruction
NOW is lie lime
20 Help Wanted. Female

SALARY room. board while in school.
ROYAL Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt bldg
A STEADY job for those that want it: IS
salary and bonus. AZ s. Penn. Room GA
ATTRACTIVE salesladies to travel salary
LI-5677
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30 Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, N. 932-SLEEPING ROOMS,
CLEAN. MODERN. NEWLY FURNISHED:
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CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia. clean,
modern sleeping rooms, $3.50 up.
Housekeeping rooms.
SLEEPING ROOM s1.25 wk. cooking priv
jleges. So; care of child while mother
works. SO wk.; with lone woman. Call
evenings. 2O9 N. Belle Well
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FURNITURE REPAIR
HAULING
LANDsCAPING
MACHINISTs
MATTRESSES, MADE OVER

MATTRESSES renovated: also made INTO
innerspring by experts. R1-2347.
MATTRESSES renoyated innersprings
room suites. DR-5Oa2
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81 Apartments, Unfurn.
IS Houses, UNFINISHED

$40. lit E. 23rd. six room strictly mod
ern; good condition; fenced-in yard.
$40: EAST 1000 bradley near 10TH coy,
mod. bung., yd., gar. TA4633.
For Colored
1873 S. Webster 4-room single 50 90
Call GREGORY g. APPEL. INC. LI-7491
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81 Rooms With Board

WASHINGTON, E., 3145-Good home,
down, shower, 3 meals; So; single
double. CH-1175.
BOTH, w. l26O-Front room; meals;
laundry; home privileges; S. TA-5499.
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CARROLLTON, l529-Nicely furnished
room; private toilet and lavatory.
Private entrance. RI-5976.
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PENNSYLVANIA, N, 815-Nicely fur
nished Groom apartment; sink; private
entrance: garage.
BROADWAY, 1888 large lower rooms,
beds Sc; one room So
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f8 Sale Suburban Farms

"a acres, house, chicken house, garage
and fruit. Sell or rent CH-1514. 1914 E.
Twelfth.
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FORD-'34 de luxe coach, 1895.
JONES AUTO co,
CapitoI at Vermont TTAASs
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COLLEGE, 925-One and two-room apart
ments extra nice; SO up; walking dis
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81 housekeeping Rooms

So, 81, $3.50: nth, E., 902-One, two,
three rooms; overstuffed; private en-
trance.
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CENTRAL, 1649-Two front rooms. cross
ventilation; private entrance; adults:
Sc 50 HE=4Q24
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% Situations. Female

DAY or week WORK for ladies; common Ia
Dor for men. Day or week. General
House Cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER INC LI-5860
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BROOKSIDE-AV, 1315-Two-room suite;
everything furnished: private entrance;
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20 Automobiles for Sale

FORD, 1880 rumble seat coupe; $165. A
good car for work or pleasure; a bargain
WEISSMAN MOTOR SALES, 1872 N
CapitOl-ay I,I-3Q16
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EUCLID, N, 1O9-Priv. modern apartment,
overstuffed. built-in; phone. E. Wash
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MILLWORK
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PAPER CLEANING

PAPER CLEANING SOC per room; IA
years experience; for immediate service
call LANNAN (White). BE-4728
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BROADWAY. 1409-Two-room, furnished
apartment: private bath: private en-
trance. EriOidar odIltc
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DELAWARE, N, 1217-Nice clean modern
sleeping rooms; walking distance. RI
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INTERES POR LA PELEA
DEL VIERNES

Los fanatics estan i~nteresa-
dos por ell resultado del comba-
te,-que a primera vista result
ia desigual-, entire Jimmy Le-
to, contendiente por ell titulo wei
terweight, y Baby Miller, ell EUR
do con dinamita.
81 Miller logra conectar en-
los primeros rounds a Leto, ell
aspirante local habra sufrido un
serio reeves en- su carrera-
Esta es la primera aparici6n
en- Tampa de Leto, desde que fl
eura como contendiente recono
cido por ell titulo mundial entire
u.s. de su division.
Leto peleara esta n9dhe, en-
st. Petersburgo, contra Mickey
Makar, y es la maxima atrac :
con de este programa, en- la me
Itr6pnlis de Pinellas-
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LOS medals ROJAS" EN-
A CON LOS DQD-
GERS

Clearwater, MARIO 31.-Los
Spirantes al campeonato de la
Liga Americana empataron su
juego con los Dodgers, a seis
carreras, en- Is innings:
Medals Rojas:
900 012 101 100 Sc 11h Be
Brooklyn:
100 21O O1O 100 O-6c I7h lie
Baterfas.-Por los Medals Ro
as: Cascarella, WEIGH y Rogers
pitchers, y Dickey, catcher. Por
los Dodgers: Butcher, Eisen-
tadt, Leonard, HOutekamer,
Parmelee y Osborne, pitchers, y
Phelps, catcher.
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CONVERSACIONES MILITIA
RES ENTIRE INGLATE3RA,
FRANCIA Y BELGICA

Londref Mario 31.-Stanley
Baldwin, ell primer minisSro in
giles, anunci6 aver que sin demo
"a seran iniciadas conversacio =
mes militares con Francia Y Bel
gica. La conferencia tendra lu-
gar en- Bruselas y todos les a :
cuc13cs de los iefes militares
deEeran ser aprobados por ell
{ nsejo de ministries.
Las proposiciones de paz So
bre Locarno admiten que 81 Ale
mania rehusa, Inglaterra Sc u
Irira a Francia y Belgica en- con
s lta para ell fin de proteger a
naciones contra una agre-
ion no provocada.
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E oFENSIVA ITALIA
MA EN- ETIOPIA

Roma, Mario 31.-Las tropas
.italianas avanzan hoy en- Ell nor
tie de Utopia con la aparente in
.tenci6n de ccupar la esfera de in
fluencia inglesa en"la region de
Lago Tana. Las legiones fascis-
tas Sc hallan a corta diStancia
de Gondar, ciudad al norte de
Lago Tana. Gondar, que va fee
bombardeada desde Ell aire, espe
rase que caiga en- p9der de los in
vasores antes de tres dfas. La in
tenci6n Ze la ofensiva es poner
la bandera italiana en- los con :
fines de Lago Tana.
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EPORTES
LOS "ROJOS" GANARON SU
PRIMER E DE RE
TORNO"

Winter Haven, Mario 81
Ante una pobre concurrencia
de Glen personals, los fRojos' ga
naron su primer juego del viaje
de "retorno' a la Ciudad Reina,
contra los "Phillies," con anota-
ci6n de tres carreras por dos.
Los. muchachos de Charles
Dresser batearon la mitad de
los hits aeumulados por sus adj
v~ersarios, pero supierOn combi-
narlNs de tai manera, que al fl
nalizar Ell noveno inning ha-
blan ganado ell juego,
V6ase, a continuation, la ano
taci6n por entradas, total de ca
rreras, hits, errores y baterias
Gel juego- de aver en- esta ciu
dad:
Cincin. 600 100 110@3c 5h 1e
Phillies 1Ol 00O40OO-2e 1Oh lie
Baterfas.-Por Ell Cincinnati
81, Johnson y Frey, pitchers, y
Campbell, catcher Ell Fl
ladelfia: Jorgens, Pezzulo y
Passeau, pitchers, y Grace, cat
cher.
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LOS VAPULEA
RON A LOS "INDIOS"

Alexandria, Mario 31.Los Gi
.gantes derrotarOn decisivamen-
lie a los "IndiOs," con anotaci6n
de diez contra cuatro carreraS
en- su juego de aver:
N. Y. OO1 1O1 OO8-1Oc 18Th lie
Indios 400 600 OOO-4c 9a lie
Baterias.-Por ell New York:
Schumacher, Y Babler, pitcher,
y Mancuso y Dannings, eat
cheers. Por los Indios: Blachol-
der y C. Brown, pitchers, y Gar
back y Sullivan, catchers.
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LEE SITUO OTRO MILLION
PARA LAS ESCUELAS

Tallahassee, Mario Bel in
.terventor del estado, Sr. Lee, 81
tue aver otr9 million de pesos
para las escuelas del estado, at
mentando ell total a 100000.
Del dinero, 995 s%alieron del
tesoro general del estado y 202,-
$50 de la venta de chapas de au-
tom6viles. Lee asegura que ell
conjunto, seg1n 10 ofrecido, o.
portunamente lle2ara a los
SO, COO 1000.
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yendolo TODD a un error que a.
segur6 lamentaba en- ell alma.
Satisfecho, ell anciano pen
SO:
q aya! Por esta vez, es,
tie pillo Sc ha portado como s.
fuese una persona decente y
honrada."
Y lie entreg6 las Quinientas
pesetas prometidas, con 10 Que
ed otro Sc fu6 tan contento.
&iuez Nct6 inmediatamen-
&e auto &~libertad a favor de
Luis, y de la CaAa se Can6ni-
COS donde estaban Y estan los
Iuzgados, Ell ito traslad6se al
Saladero con ell alguacil que
era psrtador del auto.
Guerra ser ell primero en-
dar a su sobrino la noticia de
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NEWMAN LIE GANO A
DAWKINS ANOCHE
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Pat Newman, de Michigan,
venci6 anodae, por resolution
,Ce los jueces, a Scottie Dawkins
de Nueva Escocia, en- ell encuen-
tro principal del programa de
uchas de anOche en- Benjamin
Field.
Henry GRADER obtuvo su Sc
9unda victoria local, cuando de
rot6, tras veinte Y ocho MINT
t1s de fiera lucha, a su oponen-
tt, Farmer Berger. Este encuen
,tro fue muy del agrado de los
fanatics.
Abe Tourist fue ell vencedOr
EN- su pelea contra Dick Powell,
que ha perdido todas sus 1lti-
mas luchas.
Sam Garibaldi venci6 espec-
tacularmente a Tony Galento,
en- tres minutes, despues de Ian
carlo fuera del ring, de tai ma
,nera, que GalentO no pudo re-
gresar al cuadrilatero a tempo.
UnOs tres mil espectadores
hresenciaron las distintas lu-
chas del prOgrama selecciona-
do por ell promoter local Jimmy
Downing.
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LOS CARDS" VENCIER0N
.~FACILMENTE A LOS CUBS

Bradenton, Mario 31.-Wild
Bill Hallahan contuvo a los
Cubs despues del tercer inn
ing, y los Cardenales lie ganaron
los campeones de la Liga Ma
ional f~acilmente, con anota-
ion de diez carreras contra Qua
70.
Medwick bate6 un jonr6n. A
lemas Sc distinguieron al bate,
Demare, Ell outfieDder del Chica
go, y Erich, Colbert y Duro-
her, de los Cardenales.
LIS Cubs utilizaron los servi-
clos, de dos lanzadores, mien-
1 'as Hallahan actu6 durante los
nueve innings por los de San
luis.
Vease, a continuation, la ano-
aei6n por entradaS del juego:
Il ubs:
012 001 600 - 4c 7h 2e
jardenales:
003 220 21x - 1Oc 18Th Re
Baterfas. Por los Cubs: Flow
RS y Henshaw, pitchers, y Ste
,hensOn, catcher. Por los Carde
$ ales: Hallahan, pitcher, y o.
krodewski, catcher.
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YANKIS, 5; BRAVES, A

San Petersburgo, MARIO 81.
Los Yankis lie ganaron en- 10
, nnin 5 a les Braves su juego
de aver, con anotacion decincc
contra cuatro:
|Yankis:
: DOL 0O2 O01 l - SC Ion Re
Braves:
OO1 900 O3O o. 4c III lie
Baterfas. Por los Yankis
Kleinhans y Chandler, pitchers
~ Glenn, catcher. Por los Bra
vos: Brown, Chitwood, Elland
Sportsman y McCloskey, pitch
rs, y Lopez, catcher.
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LOS HCARMELITAS" VEN
CIHiON AL

Lake Wales, MARIO 31.-Los
%Carmelitas' salieron de SUI
'caida al ba.", cuando a-umula
on 10 hits y ganaron su iuego
de aver contra ell Milwaukee,
con anotaci6n de seis contra
San Luis:
100 200 OO3 - &c 13h &c
Milwaukee:
600 100 010 - &c 9 Sc
Baterfas. Por ell San Luis:
Thomas y Caldwell, pitchers, y
Giulliani, catcher. Por ell Mil
.waukee: Halter Y Heving, pit
hers, y Deture, catcher.
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PLEITos Y DIVORCES

j. H. Griffin, jr., contra Mil
Griffin; Lillian Hamerick
ontra James Hamerick; Robert
:, Davis contra Blanche Davis /;
LIS Padres Redentoristas con :
t "a las Hermanas del Santo
Iombre de Jesus y Maria, Inr.
'arlos Rodriguez contra Claudi
! ' Rodriguez; Edmundo A. Ma
I DIT contra Rozelia Manolt.
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Food, en- IA segunda carrera, y

en- Ia segunda carrera, y
High Man, en- la tercera.
Anderson reeibi6 NADIA menos
que mil veinte y echo pesos, con
.cuarenta centavcs.
Free Food page, en- su carre-
II, veinte Y cuatro pesos, sesen
Il eentavos en- primer lugar, o.
no veinte en- segundo y 16 cua
E,nta en- tercero, mientras High
Man pagaba cuarenta y cinco
pesos, ochenta centayos en- pri-
T.er lugar, nueve ochenta en- Sc
gundory seis ocAenta en- tercero.
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Y T0RMENTAS DE-
POLNO EN- TRES A

Denver, c ,orado, MARI 81.
Las tormentas de .olvo Y Ell
,viento' frio han echo baiar la
temperature en- los estados de
Montana y Wyoming. La nieve
,sigui6 a las nubes de pofvo en- Ell
sur de Colorado, surosste de
Kansas, Nuevo MEXICO y parte
Ice Texas.
Sheridan, en- Wyo, fue aver Ell
llgar mas frio en- los Estados
|Unidos, con Is grades bajo cero
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$1J028M PAGO UN TICKET
DOBLE, ANOCHE, EN- Sui
PHUR SPRINGS

81 sefFer G.. A. Sonny, AL
dersozl, obtuvo ell mayor pago de
Ia temporada en- Sulphur Spring
cuando cobr6 ell unico ticket ven
dido para la combination Free
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Ia UACErX
NUEVA r DE LOS
medals BLANCAS"

Austin, Texas, mad 31.-
Les "Me3ias BlancaS' conlti4
.n1an perdiendo. Aver fueron
derrotados per los Piratas, con
anotaci6n de 10 con.ra 8.
Medals Blan.as:
600 005 Ill &c 12h lie
Pittsburgh:
1G2 301 12x--10c 10h lie
Baterfas. Per LIS Medals
Blancas: Hutchinson v Evans,
pitchers, y Sewell y Sdea, cat
cheers. Por ell Pittsburg: Lucas,
Weaver y NJ. Brown, pitchers,
y Todd y Padden, catchers.
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PARA
ESTA TARbE

En- Orlando: Cincinnati con-
Ia Senadores.
En- Clearwater: Cubs contra
Dodgers.
En- Ell Dorado, Arkansas: Gil
gantes contra IndiOs.
En- Winter Haven: Phillies
ontra Carmelitas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-31

Sc VENDE, en- credito sobre
I'M autOmdvil. en- menos de su
valor. Preguntar en- esta redac-
ci6n. -,
La gaceta., 1936-03-31

Originalmente Sc usaban especies
dulces como condimento de los publ
mes de Navidad en- momento del Ma
cimiento del Senior. Segnn Ell evange-
lilo los reyes magos llevaron especies
dulces al Establo en- Belen.
La gaceta., 1936-03-31

Luis sorprendi6se al yer lie
gar a su ito.
No le esperaba tan tempra-
no.
Su sorpresa troc6se en- emo
elon al DIR que ell ancianO lie de-
ella, abrazandole:
II va eres librel VamOnos
de -a0ui en- seguida.
La gaceta., 1936-03-31

su libertad.
FL alcaide recibi6le afable y
lie felicit6 por ell resultado de
las g%estiones que 6l mismo lie
haoia aconsejado que hiciera.
.-Vaya listed mismo a anun
car su libertad al preso,-lc
dijo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-31

Y lie di6 un billete que sac6
de su cartera.
Est hjen. id6nde nos We
remos?
En- ell mismo Juzgado.
IA que bora?
"A las diez en- punto de la
manana. .
No faltare.
-lEntendidos?
EEntendidos.
'-Pyes hasta manana.
-Hasta manana.
Par6 ell coche, estrechafonse
la manoN no sin cierta repug-
nancia por parte de don Teles-
70. y Sc Separaron.
TEL ito necesitaba descansar,,
Z Di6 al cochero la direction
de la fonda doRde tenia su e.
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quipaje, Y, recostandose en- su
asiento, murmur6, satisfecho:
i DiabSo! Pues no es tan
dificil como yo creia, entender
Sc con I'm pillo.
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No Sc Moleste con
Parches de- MostAza

Musterole, preparada con aoeita
puro de mostaza y etroa actiVoa In
Rredientes productra los mismoe
efectos que Ell antiguo parche Dc
mostaza, sin ieJar ampOllas.
Musterole suele aIiviar con prom
titud brOnquitis. doinres de gargRn.
Ia toses, resfriados. neuralgtaB,
congestIvDes. reumatismos, tOrcodu-
ras, doluress musculares contusio-
mes. y toda clase de males y dol0-
res. Tlene poder hasta para ovitaP
las pulmonfas. Nendeso en- todaa
las drogucrias, q S6c y 66c, en-
JaTros y en- f'uboR. TGmaAc De hes
pital 50,
Meter sus an pareAo De- nOsGaaaA
[ElNzzII1
V@%
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~Ef 1rapero cumpli6 su pala-
bra, y a a manRna siguiente,
a la bora Eonvenida, present6-
81 en- ell Juzgado, donde va lie
$peraba don Telesforo.
7 Ell primero present6se al
juez Y desminti6 su acusaci6n
en- la fOrma acordada, atgibu-
La gaceta., 1936-03-31

vi.tOriano Manteiga, Editor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-14
huTTIE TORRES
SHIPPED OUT
ORDERED TO LEAVE CITY BY
COURT ORDER ISSUED
RECENTLY

Sheriff K. O. Thompson and his
office force this week rid them
selves of one Mittie Torres, color
ed, who for a long period has been
a source of annoyance and trou-
Bile, and this week ordered out of
the city by Judge William V. AL
bury, and admonished to remain
away.
On numerous occasions this
woman had been arraigned in
court on various charges, and
some time ago was sentenced to a
term in Jail for assault and bat
terry on Angel Torres. Illness
made it necessary for her to be
released.
Later Angel Torres decided he
would keep her at home and start
ed to make pieces out of her shoes
and other wearing apparel. She
had Angel arrested and this week
he was brought up for trial in
criminal court.
Judge Albury sentenced Angel
to pay fine of $40 or spend Is
days in Jail after he had pleaded
gu ;lty to charges of malicious mis-
chef. AS an alternative the judge
said he would suspend sentence if
Angel would buy Mittie a ticket
and send her out of town.
To this Angel agreed and Thurs
day morning Mittie was placed on
a bus of the Florida Motor Lines
and the last words she was told
were: Don't come back to Key
West"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-14
PLANNING TO
WELCOME HIGH
ARMY OFFICER
MAJOR GENERAL A r. Sun
DERLAND EXPECTED To
ARRIVE OVER HIGHWAY
THIS AFTERNOON

Major J. D MacNulez. Z 8
A, eOmmandznt a Key We1 81
racks, Is today Arranging fer -
reception Of Major Generzl A 4
Sunderland, Z. s A. Who - de
10 arrive over the kiEh1y rEz
afternoon in company VIA 9Ez
Sunderland
Having supervision ever a. ~
Dor defsnses n the United St1res
Panama Philippines and Hzxz5
General Sunderland = On ; regz-
lar routine inspection TRIP - look
over the barracks and the dsEensss
at Fort Taylor. and MI Fs@42
until Monday,
Major MacMuIlen sd rs
morning he VII meet the ge1eE-
al and Mrs. Sunderland a. Ne
Name Key and escort thea - me
city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-14
CRIMINAL COURT
ENDS THIS TERN

Criminal court Of recorG g
Monroe county met this mornlg
$50 O'Clock with Jndee villa
V. AIbury presiding and Al eoz-<
officials present.
County Solicitor Alan 3
Cleare announced that there we're
no further cases 70 be tired a. tins
session, and Judge Albury dec A.
ed an informal recess
Members Of the jury whs serE-
ed daring the session wers g.
derel paid and Clerk C. Sam r.
Curry was instructed 20 prepare
the roll and make dssbursemen1z-