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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
Album Number of
Ashe Presbyterian
Published March
Christian Chautauqua Schedule
i'm County to Begin May 3
and End August 80

The Church Album number of the
-Ashe Presbyterian has been publish
ed during the past week and mailed
out to it's many subscribers. The edi-
ton is most interesting to those in
terested in church work since it
contains pictures and short histories
of each of the Presbyterian churches
in the county. A map of Ashe coun-
ty with the various locations of the
churches is included in the edition.
The following schedule for the
chautauqua for the summer has also
been published:
Gillespie, May 3-17, Rev. ]. w.
McFall; Foster Memorial, May 1881;
Obids, June LA, Rev. c. E. Piephoff;
Boggs, June 17-July l, Rev. F. M.
Dick; Jefferson, July SIG, Rev. Dan
Graham; Lansing, July 22-Aug. 5,
DR.. Robert King; Big Ridge, Aug.
9-23. Rev. John Martin; Deep Cut,
May $40; Glendale Springs May
1922, Rev. Ted Smith; Low Gap,
May 24-June 6, Rev. Ted Smith;
Laurel Forks, June 1921, Rev. How
ard Wilson; Ebenezer, June 25-July
5. Rev. C. H. Pritchard; Peak Creek,
July TIC, Rev. F. M. Dick; West
jefferson, July 21-Aug. 2, Rev. F. MI
Dick; Miller's, Aug. 4-16; Bethel,
Aug 1880, DR.. E. E. Gillespie.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
TAX MEASURE MAY CAUSE
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN LATE

According to late news from
Washington, Congressional plans to
clear major legislation from the way
of the tax bill is not working so
smoothly as expected and predic-
tions are that Congress will not adj
journ before Junes 5-just four days
before the Republican national con-
Vention starts in Cleveland.
Chairman Doughton, Democrat,
North Carolina, said the house ways
and means committee would stay in
session until midnight Monday if
we have to" to conclude hearings on
the tax bill.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
FARMERS GET
sREHAB' MONEY
Loans for New Crops Begin to
Flow County Supervisor
w. Bryan Oliver Says

Rehabilitation loan activities of
the Resettlement Administration,
which have shown a marked in
crease each week since the first ad-
vances for spring paintings were
made some three months ago, shot
to new heights when So new loans
were made for the month of March.
"Those loans are being made for
seed, fertilizer, livestock, equipment
and other supplies needed for max
ing a crop, to farm families in Ashe
county, deemed eligible for Rehabil-
itation-in-place," said Mr.. w. Bryan
Oliver, Rural Rehabilitation Super
visor for this county in making the
above announcement.
Each farm family granted Re-
habilitation-in-place loan vo1untari-
ly agrees to follow approved farm
and home management plans work.
ed out by the aid of the County
Rural Rehabilitation Supervisors in
cooperation with the County Farm
Agent. Plans for food and feed, in
Guiding a garden, to meet the needs
of the family are stipulated, as well
as money crops, the supervisor said.
eve feel that every rehabilitation
loan made opens the gate of oppor-
tunity to some stranded farmer,
who, denied such credit, would be
deprived of a chance to get on his
feet again. However, we must be as
sured before advancing a loan that
the family has suitable land, that
sound farm plans are provided and
that the loan and supervision ex-
tended will provide an opportunity
for the family to keep off of relief
and reimburse the Government for
the loan extended.
Responsibility for the selection of
families is placed in the hands. OF
voluntary County Advisory Com
mittees, who have a practical
knowledge of local conditions and
are better able than anyone else to
make the selection. In passing upon
the qualifications, not only need, but
character and willingness to work
are considered. Usually the Rehabil.
itation client has not tangible asset
but if it is considered that he will
respond well to supervision, he is
accepted on the basis that the farm
an dhome plan supervision that car
be given him plus his willingness tt
work will justify his selection.
If they make good, Rehabilitation
in-place clients who are now tenant!
may become eligible for homes o.
their own, as worthy tenants art
among those who will be considered
for farmsteads under Rural Resettle
ment, another phase of the Resettle
'ment Administration program.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
FOOD SALE AT RAY DRUG
STORE SATURDAY APRIL IL

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the West Jefferson Baptist Church
will hold an Easter food sale on Sat-
urday, April 18th at the Ray Drug
Store. The sale will begin at ten
o'clock and will consist of cakes,
pies, dressed chickens, colored
and not colored. Those who plan to
buy are asked to come early before
the stock is exhausted.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
DICTIONARIES TO MEET
ON NEGRO MOUNTAIN

The Ashe County Post Number
III of the American Legion plans to
hold it's regular meeting on the Ne
gro Mountain, Saturday, April II.
All members are urged to present
and especially, they are urged to
come early. They will meet at the
legion hall where cars will be pro-
.vided for transportation.
Refreshments will be served.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
REV. SAM EDWARDS TO
PREACH IN SPARTA EASTER

Rev. Sam Edwards, of Cookville,
Tenn, will preach at the morning
services at the Sparta Baptist
Church, Easter Sunday at eleven
o'clock, and at the Laurel Springs
Baptist ss.'hl,rel, II 2:sO iasthc =
noon of the same day.
The. public is cordially invited to
hear Mr.. Edwards at either or both
of these places.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
COUNTRYWIDE TOURNAMENT
IN WEST JEFFERSON APRIL Is

The countrywide annual school
tournaments will be held at West
Jefferson High School Saturday,
April Is.
County elimination contests will
be held this week in the various
schools on the 18th.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
PREACHING APPOINTMENTS
OF ELDER HANKS IN COUNTY

The following preaching appoint
ments for Elder Lee Hanks, of At
lanta, Ca, have been arranged:
April IA, at Meadowfork; April Is,
at Union; Thursday, 16, Crab Creek;
Friday II, Zion; Saturday and Sun
day, 18th and 10Th, Little River.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
The Skyland Post,
West Jefferson, N. c.
Dear Madam:

West Jefferson, N. &.
Dear Madam:
Much misunderstanding and vari-
ed reports exist relative to the bene-
fits that would come to Ashe county
if it had a County Farm Agent and
should secure a Federal Erosion
Project. T. C. Bowie has recently
made trip to Raleigh at his own
expense and made an investigation
of this matter.
After Mr.. Bowie's visit to Raleigh
Dean I. o. Schaub, who is head of
all Federal Farm Projects in North
Carolina wrote me the enclosed let
ter, which explains itself. Please
publish this letter in your paper for
the information of the farmers of
Ashe county.
Yours truly,
J. F. HARTZOG,
Chairman
Ashe Co. Board of Commissioners.
Continued on Page FOur)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
PLAY AT FLEETWOOD FRIDAY

''Moon-River Rancho, 3-act full
evening performance in Western
costumes, will be given at Fleetwood
High School, Friday, April 10, at
7:3O. Fifteen and twenty cents adj
mission. Public invited.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09

The closing exercises of the Cres-
ton colored school will be given on
Friday, April 10th, at two-thirty
o'clock. The public is invited to at
tend. The program will be given un-
der the direction Of Oddie ]. Cox,
principal.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
Over 800 Perish In TornadOes
That Sweep Southern States
Greensboro Suffers Loss of Over
2 Million Dollars as Storm
Twister Strikes City

Following a disastrous wind storm,
called ''twister", which struck
Greensboro, N. c., last Friday,
Gainesville, Ca, Anderson, S. c.,
and Tupelo, Miss, were scenes of
furious windstorms, Monday. Over
three hundred persons were report
ed killed and property damages ran
into the millions.
The storm that struck Greensboro
lasted only few minutes, but the
damage was reported to have
amounted to over two million dol
lars, with more than 100 injured and
around 20 dead. Electric light wires
were blown about until there was so
much danger from short circuiting
that the power company cut the
lights off altogether. The storm came
on about dark and the city remained
in darkness for hours. The storm,
fortunately, only struck a part of
the town.
The violent spring windstorm that
struck Gainesville, Monday, lasted
only three minutes but it transform
ed the business section into blazing
shambles and killed 139 persons.
The blow fell in GAINESVILLE even
as rescue workers, Drawing rains
and sporadic fires, worked to remove
bodies from the devastated west side
residential section of Tupelo in
northeastern Mississippi where Isl
were known dead.
Rescue workers said they feared
the death list would run still higher
as wreckage was cleared away. Res
cue workers at Tupelo said the toll
there might reach 200, but only 1873
deaths had been established def
nitely.
Factory COllapses
The heaviest loss of life here was
reported at the Cooper Pants Manu-
featuring company, two-story
brick structure. It collapsed under
the force of the storm and began to
burn.
In it were 1875 workers. Many es-
capped but estimates said that from
go to 70 probably died there.
Witnesses said the storm struck
like black horror with the roar of
many locomotives. Torrential rains
followed the winds.
The dead in the tornadoes that
followed a dotted and irregular
path from Arkansas to South Caro-
lima Sunday and Monday brought to
nearly 375 the toll of storms in the
South this year. Last week 43 were
killed in blasts that conferred at Cor
dele, Ca, and Greensboro. Seven
teen died in previous storm.
Six States Suffer
Six states suffered from the
storms. Fifty were injured in An
derson, S. c., but early reports Of
one dead there were later disproved
Undertaking establishments were
overtaxed and crowded with grie1
sticken relatives of the dead.
While most of those dead were
whites, many of the victims were
negroes.o
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
Poor Land Will Be Made Into
Parks and Refugees for
Wild Life
ASHE CO. ON LIST NAMED

Announcement by the Resettle-
ment administration in Washington,
Saturday that it had accepted op-
tions to purchase 100000 acres of
poor land to cost $35,815,852 reveal
ed that 153, 900 acres have thus far
been contracted for in North Caro-
lima to cost $1,156,00
The area upon which options have
been obtained in South Carolina is
171,803 acres costing $1,250,OO0.
The expenditure of $2,316,OOO in
the Carolinas to convert worn out
land into forests, parks, wild life
refugees, and grazing areas shows
that the estates will share beautifully
as purchases are closed on this prop
erty and additional areas are ac-
quired.
This is the first complete outline
thus far made public of the program
in the Carolinas.
Part of Parkway
In Allegheny, Surry, Ashe, Watau-
ga, Wilkes, and Avery counties 1000
acres have been purchased. This
area will be doubled later. It is one
of the 1877 projects being carried out
over the country.
This area is to be made a part Of
the Blue Ridge Parkway, linking the
Shenandoah National park and the
Great Smoky Mountain National
park.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
jefferson Presbyterian Church held
its bi-monthly meeting on Monday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09
Dean Schaub
Tells of Farm
Agent Plans
Letter Sent County Chairman
Following Conference
with Bowie

The following letter has been sent
the Skyland Post by j. F. Hartzog,
chairman of Ashe County Board of
County Commissioners, with an en-
closed letter from Dean I. o. Schaub,
of N. c. State College. Both letters
are being published for the informa-
ton of the farmers of the county:
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-04-09

ADVERTISE in The skyland
Post, the only newspaper that
IS printed in Ashe county, and
the newspaper with by far the
best subscription list of any
paper circulated in the county
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

dor a Rosali anegada en- un
mar de l&grimas, y auhque va
saba pOr Ia doncella a 10 que,
era debido aquello, fingi6se ape
s~adumbrado y sOrprendldo.
-iIROsali, hijlta mia
mo, eorriendo a abrazar a la j6
ven.-lQue tisnes? iQue te pa
sa?i Valg91de DicS~fN pareces
una Magdalena Como ella afli-
gida y como ella hermosa... Va
ya~A~w chiQuita, calma y a
decirme 10 que ocurre. POrque a
mi Sc me die .odo, Isabes? No
faltaba mas! iBueno fuera que
col migo.~! Y que 20 soy como
" padre. Mis- amos. mi carl
do... mi experiencia... Ea, a Sc
car csc llantOl Mira que las IA
enrOieeen los OiOs y los
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
LOS INDIANS JUGARAN
TRES JUEGOS CONTRA
LOS "GIGANTES"

New Orleans, Mario 13-Los
Indios de Cleveland salieron a.
yer por la tarde hacia Pensaco-
la, Florida, donde jugaran tres
juegOs de exhibition contra los
Gigantes de Terry.
FL primer juego Sc celebrara
esta tarde. FL manager de los
Indios ha seleccionado a AL Mil
mar y a Walter Tauscher, para
que actGen como lanzadores en-
ell match, y mantendra a Ralph
Winegarner en- Ia reserva, pa
"a un case de emeFgencia,
Los lndios y los Gigantes ju-
garon el aho pasado diez juegos
de exhibiei6n. quedando smpa-
tados al final de sSta prolon-
ghda serie, con cino victorias
cada uno.
La serie de este ano tiene,
pues, Ell attractive additional de
.desempatar la del aho pasado.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
DEP0R TES
Ell "CINCI" DECIDIDO A
ADQUIRIR A DIZZY"
DEAN

AL terminar ell juego de aver
por la tarde en- Plant Field, ell
manager ecCn6mico de los "Ro-
jos" del Cincinnati anunci6 al
millar y medic de espectadores
que presenciaron ell primer jue-
go de exhibition en- Tampa, que
ell club de la "Ciudad Reina" es-
taba dispuesto a ofrecer veinte
mil pesos mas que ell club que
mas ofreciera, por los servicios
del pitcher estrella de los Gar
denales" Dizzy Dean.
Ademas del Cincinnati, ell Bos
ton Braves Sc ha interesado por
la adquisici6n del inquiero "Diz-
zy."
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

Aver por la tarde se inaugu-
e la temporada primaveral en-
Plant Field, con una victoria pa
"a los "Tigres" de Mickey CO.
shrane, euyos reelutas derrota-
ron por amplio margen, con
gran facihdad, a los ''Rojos" de
Charles Dresser. La anotaci6n
del match fu@ de IA carreras
contra cuatro.
BESIDE los comienzos del jue-
go los campeones de Cochrane
marcaron su superioridad So
bre los muchachos de la "Ciu :
dad Reina," anotando ocho We
ees en- las tres primeras entra-
das contra los lanzamientos e.
rraiicos de Hollingsworth, Y
seis mas, durante los cuatro in
nings s~iguientes, contra su su :
cesor en- Ell centre del diaman-
tie. Lee Stines Cuando Dresser
envi6 a pitehear a Frank Wis
teri, los "Tigres" fueron silen-
ciados en- sus dos lltimos tur :
nos al bat, pero va era tarde.
De los 'boys" del Detroit, ell
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
LOS DODGERS" VENICE
RON FACIDMENTE A LOS
"PHILLIES"

Clearwater, Mario JS.-AOs
Dodgers" le ganaron facilmen
te a los "Phillies," en- 81 primer
juegO complete de exhibition &c
.lebrado aver en- esta ciudad, con
anotaci6n de once carreras con.
ira siete.
Ell Brooklyn bombarde6 feroz
mente, con doce hits, q custro
pitchers del Filadelfia. Entire
los hits Sc cuentan tres jonro :
mes de Lindstrom, Sherlock y
Taylor.
George Earnshaw pitched los
primeros cinco innings por los
muchachos de Brooklyn, y solo
permiti6 cuatro hits en- las Gin
co entradas. No obstante, lie a.
nOtaron cinco carreras en- ell
cuaFto, eHsndo eombinarOn una
base por bolas, an bsik, un hit,
dos errores y IN home-run de
Leo Norris. En- 81 Festo del de-
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
TERRY USARA A HUBELL
Y A F~ITZSIMMONS

Pensacola, MARIO 13.-El ma
mayer Bill Terry, de los Gigan-
ties, ha anunciado que utilizara
los servieios de los pitchers es-
trellas Carl Hubbell Vi Fred
F~it4simmons, en- ST. juego de
hoy contra los "IndioS" do Gle
veland.
Terry mantendra en- la reser-
va al pitcher All Smith, pero es-
pera no tener que utilizar sus
servicios, pues con Hubbell y
'FitzsimmOns cree poder.
Entire los fanaticos locales
existe interes por presenciar
esta serie, pues la rivalidad 'pri
maveral' entire los "Indios" y
los "Gigantes" data de algunos
amos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

Park, contra Bob Harris, de
a cuatro asaltOs. Sc es-
.pera que ell de Tampa game,
pues Stebbins fhiz, -ablas con
Adelhold, y este a su vez fue a.
costado por Harris.
AL final del programa Sc ba-
tran Mario Santana y Sammy
Lodato, y Baby del Vale y Char
lie PARA.
P~r6ximamente Sc dara a CO.
nocer la fecha de los encuentros
iniciales entire los vencedores
del torneo de Benjamin Field y
los vencedores entire los novi-
clos de Nueva Orleans.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
McAVOL PELEAlHA ESTA
NOCHE CONTRE N
LEWIS

New York, MARIO 13.-Esta
ncche ,en Madison Square Gar
den, Sc efectuara la anunciada
pelea de boxeo entire ell cam
pe6n ingles, McAvoy, y Ell cam
pe6n americana light weight, ].
Lewis.
En- Ia pelea sc discutira la IA
light weight del mundo, que en-
la actualidad ostenta Lewis.
Esta concertada a ounce asal-
tos.
Los cronistas deportivos pre-
dicen la victoria del ingles. Las
apuestas estan a su favor, diez
contra nueve.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
LOS REGULATES DE BOS-
TON LIE A A LOS
RECLUTAS

Sarasota, Mario 13.--Los re
gulares de los Medals Rojas de
Bosom, lie ganaron a los reclu :
tas, en- ell primer juego de prac-
tica, celebrado aver en- esta ciu-
dad, con anotaci6n de ocho ca
.rrerRs por cineo.
Jimmy Fox, vistiepdo por pr
mera vez ell uniforme de los Me
dias Rojas, bate6 In solo hit en-
cuatro excursiones al plate.
La anotaci6n por entradas fue
la siguiente:
Regulares
O1O $50 O1x-Sc 15h lie
Yanniggans
021 ITO O00-5c 11h 2e
Baterias. Bueterf y Dickey,
por los regulares. Cascarella,
Ripley y Berg y Prize, por los
Reclutas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
COCHRANE CONFIA EN- LA
~EFECT1vTDAD DE "AL"
SIMMONS

"Si AL" Simmonds esta en-
buena forma,-dijO aver ell ma
mayer de los "Tigres" del De-
trOit, Mickey Cochrane-, Y yo
iugaFiR mi 1ltimo dollar q que
va a estar, noSOtrOs vOlveremos
a ganar Ell campeOnatO de la La
ga Americana y los honores de
Ia Serie Mundial de 1885,"
"Piensen ustedes,-sigui6 di
ciendO Ell receptor y director de
los muchachos del Detroit, en-
simmeRds, v calculen quien po-
drA dstsnsEnes en- HuestFa map
cha invencible, 81 Of bateA, pOr
trescientos eIncuenta
la pr6xima tempOFada,"
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

'estropean, y seria una lastima.
porque los tienes muy hermo-
SOS.
Ella, que sentia necesidad de
desahogarse confiando a al
guien su pesar, Sc abandon6
.confiada en- los brazos del vie
10, exclamando:
EiAy, don Enrique!... iSoy
v desgraciadal
sue de veluptuosidad la son
rjsa que homo a los labios de
Morales, al verse AbAzado por
una mujer j6ven : hermosa?
Quiza.
Pero mas l6gico es srponer
cue fusra de algeria, al pensar:
DE TODD este puedo sacar
partidO para pedirle aleuna CO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

safio, contra Osborne, los Phil
lies batearon seis hits mas, Pc
70 solo pudierOn anotar dos ca
rreras en- e lseptimo inning.
En- total los brooklynianos ba
,earon doce hits, y los filadel-
fianos 10. Ambos clubs cometie-
ron tres errores.
Vesse a continuation, la ano
taci6n por entradas, earreras,
hits. erorres Y baterias del iue-
go inaugural de Ia tsmporada
primaveral en- Clearwater
Fila. COS 900 2OO-7c IOh Sc
Brook. 12O 1875 OOx-llc l2h Sc
Baterfas: Por Ell Filadelfia
Mulcahy, Grsbwsh y Melton,
pitchers, y Grace y Wilson, cat
cheers. Por ell Brooklyn: Earn
shaw y Osborne, pitchers, y
Phelps y Berries, catchers.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
Los "Tiigres" de Cochrane vencieron, con
~anotacim de IA por 4, aIos "Rojos" de
Dresser en- ell juego de aver en- Plant Field

mas distinguish fu@ ell infiel :
der Ross, ell cual conect6 NADIA
menos que cuatro hits en- cinco
excnrsioneS al plate, e intervi-
niendo en- cinco de las catorce y
notaciones de 81 team.
otro de los reclutas de Coch-
rane, tsmbien es distinguido al
hat, c~onectando tres indiscuti :
bles, uno de ellos de dos esqui-
mas, en- sus cinco Wales al home.
Del Cincinnati, Kuyler y Rig,
.fueron los que mas batearon.
Cada uno pogo dos hits, de cua-
tro wees al bat.
He aqui la anotaci6n por en-
.tradas, carreras, hits, errores y
baterfas del juego de aver en-
Plant Field:
Detroit. 1923 1O8 2OO-14 10 /
Cincinnati OO1 0OS O0O- s 8
Batsrias: Por ell Detroit: Phi
lips y Hare, pitchers, y Hay :
wroth y Cochrane, catchers.
Por ell Cincinnati Hollings-
worth, Slime y Wistert, pitcher
y Campbell, catcher.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
FINALIZA ESTA NOCHE Ell
TORNEO DE LOS "PESA-
DOS" EN- FIELD

Estai noche terminara ell tor
neo de los "pesados" en- ell ring
de Benjamin Field.
Los Wencedores seran mat
cheados contra los mejores del
torneO cimilar efectuado recien
temente en- Nueva Orleans.
Ell principal evento de esta
nOche esta concertado entire ell
HOmbre Montana de Avon
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
pregunt6 81.

.pregunt6 81.
Y Ia chica lie respondi6:
ST, senior.
Me allegro, pens6 para
81 el Rstuto VividoF .
-EP ssEoFito Luis, ACADIA de
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 10 doRce-
no de muy buen tai hte,
por cieHtO. Ha habldo l&grl-
mas.
-Alguna questionable. No
puedsn faltar en- Ia pareja me-
jN avenida. Son Ia salsa de es-
3as eosas. Rehir, para luego go
Ear de las delieias de la reconcl-
liaci6n... Els un modo como otro
cualquiera de renovar ias dull
zuras de la luna de miel.... A
lego, pues 20 me END r.
so de aFro0lar aatiaEaetOriAue en-
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
BUENOS R Sc REU-
MIRA LA C~ONFERENCIA
PANAMERICANA DE LA
PAZ

Buenos Aires mario 13.-La
Conferencia Panamericana de
la Paz, especie de Liga de Ma
clones Americans, -proyecto
del presidente de los Estados u
nidos, Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sc reunira en- esta ciudad, antes
de que medic ell presente aho. A
Ia misma concurriran represen-
antes de las 81 naciones de
nuestro continente.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

te csc disgustillo.
Me parece que no es listed
ell mas ind4cado para arreglar-
lo,-replic6 burlonamente la
.chica.
Il Por que?
70 me @ntiendO,
Y no dijo mas la malicloSa
doncella, nj su Interlocutor pc.
netyS ell verdadero sentIdo de
SUI palabras.
Lo cue alli hacia falta para
arreglarlo TODD, era dineyo, y
no pareeia, en- verdad, Morales,
q mas in6icado para dar a la
satisfactorio arre2lo.'
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

En- aquel hombre habianse
metailzado, no va sus sentimien
tos' sino hasta sus pasiones, por
otra parte va apagadas y Gu
olertas con las frias cenizas del
egoismo
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
III

Como Rosali no hacia otra
cosa que l%lorar, sin determinar-
Sc a dar las explicaciones pedi-
das con interesada insistencia
por su viejo amigo, Morales Sc
decide a ayudarla a salir del
pasC.
-Casi no necesito que me
euen'es nada,-dijo,-porQue
20 Sc muy bien 10 que son estas
eOSas; PerO para pOderte aeon
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

So ALQUILA una gran casa
en- el 1920 de la Is avenida. Su-
ficiente para dos familias, cinco
9randes habitaciones, gran CO.
.rredor, cocina, baho Y garage.
Informa Maxine Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

ESTADO DE LOS CLUBS, EN-
SUS E DE EXHIBI-
CION PRIMAVERALES
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

EnsOntr6 S vitiO SolAutsa-