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La gaceta., 1936-02-10

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 500, ~noticias
GAS, Lowell Thomas; $3.50,
Nelson Eddy Y Margaret
Speaks; 900, ministries; $50
Grace Moore; 1000, orquests
de Eastman; 10:3c, Radio Ma
.cional; IL 100, orquesta Light;
IL 80, botones de Magnolia /;
IL 100, violinista; 1908, pro :
grama Maison Russo, y IL 80,
Phil Gilman.
Estaci6n WDAE v cadena
Columbia; 5:45, The COLDER ;
6 :35, Milton Kellan; 700,
Myrt y arge; 1880, Elsie Thorn
son; 500, Guy Lombardo; 9,
Douglass Fairbanks, jr., EN-
"The Bride the Sun Shines On
1920, la Marcia del TEMPO;
10:46, senador Dickinson; IL
y Is, orquesta de Jack Denny,
y 11:3O, orquesta de Vicente
Lopez.
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
CAYO AL aqua CON SU
AUTOMOVIL Y Sc SALVO

Como a las diez de la noche
de aver, la Sra. Elizabeth John
son, de 45 amos, lego a la par
tie norte de los muelles muni-
cipales, con su autom6vil, Y sin
darse cuenta cayo al aqua con
ell coche.
La Sra. Johnson rompi6 los
cristales con sus puhos, salt0
al aqua y Sc dirigi6 al barco
de guerra americana Schenck,
donde Sc lie di6 asistencia, sien
do trasladada despues al hos
pital municipal.
Interrogada por la policfa,
la Sra. Johnson dijo: "Acciden
talmente guie ell coche hacla
ell agVa. Aconteci6 cuando da-
ba una vuelta cerca del
Schenck".
FL OWL fue sacadp con
las s'"'' dos
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
LAS PEQUENAS CAMARAS
DE COMERCIO Sc REUNI-
RAN AQUI

La convention de las Peque-
mas Camaras de Concrete del
estado Sc efectuara en- esta ciu
dad los dLas % y 23 de fehre-
70, organizando ell programa
de diversiones la Pequeha Ca
mara local, por medic de un
comite que preside j. Milton
McEwen. Sera la primera Sc
ZION en- un hotels eel sabado %,
y ese mismo dia por la noche
Sc les obsequiara con I'm ban
y diversiones en- Ybor
City.
Asistira a la convention ell
Sr. Allen Whitfield, presiden-
tie nacional de la Pequena Ca
mara de Concrete de los Esta-
dos UnidOs.
La gaceta., 1936-02-10

Jose Maya por 10 sAbrosisimo
del menu.
Todos abogaron por la union
y la mayor confraternidad de
la colonia espahola elogiando de
paso al hcmenajeado.
La Logia Loyal Knights es
un legfiimo orgullo de los espa-
holes dc Tampa.
Adenlas de los Sres. Jose Vaz
suez, pasado soberano; Ramon
Fernandez Rey, pasado sobera-
no, Y ell actual jefe de la Logia,
Sr. Francisco Juan Escobio, a.
sistieron los senores siguientes
Marcelino Perez, Antonio
Castillo, Rafael Cosio, Enrique
|. Santos, Angel Mason, Ramon
B. Dfaz, Jose Cosio, Antonio
Huerta, Domiulo Perez Ma
nuel TOTO, Adalberto Ramirez,
Aurelio Prado, Baldomero, F.
Diaz, Mariana Alvarez, Jose A.
range, Francisco Gonzalez, Je-
sis Fernandez, Angel Alfonso,
Jose Diaz Yanez, Oscar Tcmas
Rea, Alfredo Gonzalez, Angel
Juan Escobio, Benny Rea, Sc
verino Quintanilla, Orestes Or
tega, Sebastian Casal, Jose r.
Colmenares, Manuel Garcia,
Manuel Fiusa, Jose M .Rey, Ra-
fael Fernandez, jose Fernan-
DEE, Cruz, Manuel Nimo, Ma
nuel Gomez, Jer6nlmo Coma
lez, Antonio A. Fernandez, Bal
domero V~iNademoros, Ernesto
Sanchez, Mariana Teijeiro, Jo-
sbGarcis, JESUS de La Parte,
Prudencio de la Parte, Arturo
Blanco, Silvino Miranda, Mo
desto Guisandi, Antonio Cueto,
Jose Jose l. Alfonso, Ramon Vaz
quez, Ramon Villalonga, Balbi-
no Menendez, Justo Rodriguez,
Nicolas Rodriguez, Jose LANE
"a, Mauricio Gutierrez, Jose Al
v9rez, Jenaro Santana, Luis
Garcia, Milo Pareja, Yictoriano
Manteiga, Alfredo Montoto,
Marcelino Punal y
Cesar Rlvero,
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I'm dl1naerzO en- honor
de .JoSS V1z0upz

I'm dlTnsterzO en- honor
de Jose VdzQuez
En- medic de la mayor ale
grfa la distinguida y altruista
lcgia Loyal Knights celebr6 a.
yer I'm almuerzo en- ell restau-
rant LOPEZ Llano" de la Gale
10, al Sr. Jose Vazquez, Pasado
Soberano. por su labor en- ia
vor de la Logia. Sorprendido
fue ell amigo Vazquez con ell no.
menaje. Emocionado manifesto
que no 10 merecia, que 10 agra
decfa ell e, alma, conservaadolo
como In imborrable recuerdo
de sus queridos hermanos.
Ell Sr. Antonio Huerta actu6
de maestro de ceremonies.
A la bora de los discusses hi
cieron uso de la palabra ell Sr.
Enrique Santos, que inici6 un
brindis por ell Sr. Vazquez; Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey, quien ma
nifest6 que la Logia Loyal
Knights es una esperanto para
los espanoles e hijos de espano-
les residences en- Tampa; Angel
Alfonso, Mariana Alvarez, Tony
Fernandez, Alfredo Gonzalez,
Victoriano Manteiga, Cesar Ri
vero, Jose Llaneza, Sebastian
Casal (Chano), Alfredo Monte
to y Adalberto Ramirez.
FL Sr. Alfredo Gonzalez pi-
do Sc felicitara al cocinero Sr.
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clos necesitados que no hayan
podido ponerse al corriente en-
sus recibos.
En- la sala alta tocara una
orQuesta americana y en- ell sa-
lon cantina Los Bohemios.
Una fiesta que por su fin nc
Bile v altruista merece la COO
peraci6n de todos.
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S Ell MEDIODIA NO
HABIA LLECADo Ell BARE

Hasta Ell mediodia de hoy no
habia llegadO ell canonero Bal
re, de la marina Guiana, que
trae a SUI bordO una comision
del gob'erno de Cuba, presidi-
da por ell DIR. Garcia BaylIeres,
secretario de agr cultura.
Sc dijO en- ell muelle que has
Ia las tres de la tarde no arri-
baria,
Una cOmis' on, presi1ida por
Frank Traynor, organiza va
RIGS actOs en- honor de los visi-
tantes,
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
VOLVERA A N MA
A Ell GRAN JURADO
DEL D

Para continuar la investiga-
ci6n del juego prohibido en-
Tampa y sus contornos, volve-
ra a reunirse manana ell gran
jurado del condado.
Todavia no Sc sabe que tes-
tigos seran llamados.
Els probable que sea llamado
de nuevo ell comite de la Pc
queha Camara de Concrete.
I'm case de asesinato, por la
muerte de un negro, sera in
vestigado por ell alto cuerpo.
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o LA SRA. ECHE-
VARRIA

Cuando ell automtvil en- que
viajaba, aeompanada por su es
polo, choc6 con otro en- la es-
quina de Main y Willow, en-
West Tampa, sufri6 aver heri-
das Y contusiones en- ell cuerpo
la Sra. A. Echevarrfa, vecina
del 2342 de la Gale Union. Re-
cibi6 asistencia medica en- una
clfnica de Ybor City. Guiaba ell
otro coche Robert Brooks, del
de la Gale Lozano.
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
Del Cabaret del
n..4.A Ant..a.snnn

Del Cabaret del
Centre A~sturidnO
Publicamos hoy la lista de las
per:onas cue han separado me-
sas para ell gran caoaret del dia
%, en- Ell Centre Asturiano:
Cristina Gonzalez, la reina de
la sociedad asturiana; Josefina
Fernandez, Vicenta Longo, Do
lores Suarez, Maria Gomez,
Carlos Menendez, Manuel L6-
PEE, Armando Rodriguez, Jose
Gonzalez, Guillermo Herman :
DEE, Antonio Muniz, Bernardo
Arenas, Angel Solares, Angel
Arenas, Felix Garcia, DIR. M. A.
Perez, Jose Longo, Julio Coma
lez, JESUS Alvarez Soils, Belar-
mino Llano, Victor Garcia, Os-
car Fernandez, Genaro Fernan-
dez, Emilio Fernandez, Ramo :
min Alfonso, Augusta Garcia, Ma
nuel Cuervo, l7nacio Guagliar-
do, Benjamin Menendez, Rail
Vega, Justo Rodriguez, Being
no Llano, Abelardo Santa Cruz,
Enrique Fernandez, Gustavo
Perez, Angel Greco, Alfonso 10
PEI, Fernando Fuentes, Celesti-
no Fernandez, Manuel Alfonso,
Felix Garcia, Jose Priede, SIEVE
rino Quintanilla, Jose Fernan-
DEE, Gonzalo Garcia, Alberto
Fernandez, Paquito Lopez, Jo-
Sc Marina j. w. Webb, Anto-
MO Espinosa, DR.. Gustavo Per-
dig6n y j. H. Ellis.
Para esta fiesta, que sera un
triunfo mas para la respectable
sociedad asturiana, Sc contra
tara una renombrada orquesta
americana y La Tropical.
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
ASAMBLEAS DE LOS PAR
TIDARIOS DE TOWNSEND


Los clubs locales de los par
tidarios del plan de p%ensiones
Townsend efectuaran hoy reu-
niones en- los siguientes luga-
res: Gale de Tampa 1908, club
de Tampa Heights; 3211 de la
Septima avenida, club del Ga
ry; All Grand Central, club
No. 8 de Hyde Park; Ballast
Point, iglesia Bautista; Semi :
mole Heights, en- ell club cfvico
de la Gale Fern.
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DE Los TEATRos
la Marcia de Cddiz"

la Marcia de CGdiz"
La Secci6n Infantil del Cen
tro Asturiano ensaya con mu-
cho cuidado la zarzuela espa-
nola ia Marcia de Cadiz" y
nuevos ndmeros de varieda :
des.
Los ensayos Sc verifican ba-
jo la direction de Manuel Apa-
ricio.
Hace pocos dias ofreci6 su
primera function esa secci6n,
con extraordinario exito.
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
INF
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver ell vapor ale.
man Kellerwald, a cargar fos-
.fato, y los americanos CITY of
Fairbury, Commercial Pioneer
Y Pandsay.
Arrib6 de la Habana y Key
West, con pasaieros, cores
.pondencia y carga, ell vapor a.
nericano Cuba.
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
I'm error

I'm error
En- la cr6nica del sabado alu-
d;mos al fallecimiento de un Sc
nor que fuera operado en- La
.Cinica SCI Bien PGblico' pa
ra curarle de la gangrena Sc
ca, enfermedad que padece. He
mos podido averiguar que Ell o.
perado Sr. Geronimo Perez, re-
side en- ell n1mero 1905 de la a.
venida Is y al presente Sc ha-
LA en- Was de un complete res
tablecimiento.
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I'm banquete

Ell "Optimist Club, del que
es presidente ell joven dentista
DR.. Ruben Moreno, celebrara
un banquete ell dfa 10, en- ell
restaurant Gel Pasaje." Este
club ha sido reconocido por las
oficinas principales que estan
en- st. Louis Y csc dfa vendra
un Representative de esa ciu =
dad, que sera portador del do
cumento acreditativo del reco-
nocimiento por ell Quartet gene
raj de la sucursal de Ybor.
A este banquete seran inv;-
tados ell Mayor R. E. L. Chan
cey y Ell Gobernador del Esta-
do Sr. Sholtz.
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Ell TEMPO

Frio para esta noche. Marea
alta a las 1884 a. m. Y 4:O1 p.
m. marea baja a las 1908 a.
m. y 10 VA p. m.
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Otro bale
La Secci6n de propaganda del
Circulo Cubano anuncia un bal
lie para ell A de abril.
Tiene por objeto esta fiesta
ell recaudar fondos para los so
La gaceta., 1936-02-10
En el CMculo

Anuncia la socicdad Cfrculo
Cubano IN bale social, esta no
che, con la orquesta que trae Ell
canonero Barre.
Ccmcnzara a las 9 de la no
che y terminara a las 2 de la
madrugada.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

bureau Of trainer agrlcultu-
rists who would thus help
each purchaser utilize his
land to his best advantage ,gi-
wing advice and personal aid
to assure this.
This problem is not conf :
ned to the South. Every ag-
ricul uraI section of the CO.
untry has some tenancy. 1t
ranges from eight per cent
in the New Eogland States to
better than as per cent in
the Midwest corn belt and to
a high Of more than Is per
cent. in some parts of the
cotton area in Dixie. Between
1920 and 1890 there was q
general increase of 9 per cent
in b e number of tenants
throughout the nation, and
according to preliminary fl
CURES of the 1885 rural CEN
sus the number is still in
creasing. A large percentage
of these are Negroes
Sponsored by Senator
This bill. sponsored by Sc
nator Bankhead of Alabama.
is the best solution yet Of
fered to the evils Of the big
plantation and huge farm
system under which black and
white rural workers sweat
aud die after years Of ex-
ploitation during which they
seldom, If ever. get out of
debt while piling up still
more wealth for the already
rich.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28
MOVIE STARS HELP
LOCAL COMMUNITY
PROJECT.

Bill Robinson and Clarence.
Muse, theatrical stars pre-
sented a show. at:the Orphe-
um Theatre. Friday March 20.
From the net proceeds the
Phoenix Celored Players re-
ceived fifty dollars which was
donated to the Phoenix Com :
munity Center. 1859. jeff
ferson St
The Phoenix Colored Pla-
yers, amateur theatricals plan
to give a number of plays
each year for the benefit Of
charitable organizations.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28
Visit Southern
Arizona
(Cohtinued From Page ID,

(Cohtinued From Page ID
viz, M. A. White. M.W3Gr.
nj. George B. Taylor. DIG M
A. B, Thompson. WIS G. W.
Lynn r ,ss Carter. w. CIR. M.
Noble E. White. CIR. Treas.
Short talks were made by
everyone present. which were
both logical and inspirationa'.
Thej)int meeting was held
at the spacious and beauti
fully appointed home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Powdrill, Oracle
Rd. Delicious refreshments
were served by the Eastern
Stars. Many thanks to the
good people of Tucson.
The Grand Master M. A .
White and wife stayed in the
lovely home of Mr.. 3 nd Mrs.
Lewis Washington where they
were beautifully entertained
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28
NAACP Hold Reg
ular Meet

The National Association
for the Advancement Of co..
/ red People held it's monthly
meeting Sunday afternoon at
the First Colored Baptist
Church, the program was
conducted by the young Pc
ople. Tne subject for discus
sion was the world conditions
as seen by the youth. Nolan
Payton and Louis. Pete spoke
intellieently on sames and
Mss Mildred Phillips 'respon-. :.
ded in a very pleasing man
ners Plans are being perfec-
ted regarding the visit of
Dean William Pickens, dir
ector of branches. who will be
in Phoenix April II and 13
to meet the citizenry and
encourage the continuance of
the fight for the rights of the
Negroes as American citizens
here and ell ewbere..
After the meeting in the
Trecreational hall of the church
the entertainment committee
served hot tea and cake which
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28
Urged To Ask Con
gressmen. To Back
Bill
Continued From Page -

Continued From Page IL
be stocked with materials.
including farm animals. ne
cessary for it's upkeep and pro
duction
Have Term Pay ment
Repayment to the govern
ment would be on a long term
scale Of smsll amounts at
stated intervals and with ex
eeedingly low interest rates.
These farms would be su-
pervised by special federal
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28
Scottsboro Trial Date
Set For April IA
Continued from page l

Continued fr1m page l
found guilty and sentenced
to Is years in the penitentiary
Once more the aDti-racial
legal machinery of Alabama
is preparing to railroad an
other boy into the electrie
chair or the penitentiary
which is worse than imme-
date death in Alabama.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

was enjoyed by all. The pre-
sident Madam O,G Howard.
is urging every one te 90 -
operate and build the N.A.C
P. membership to the 500
mark.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-03-28

training b "a nd Tus
kegee Institute. His sister is
now studying at that instr
tuition
Evening star., 1936-04-17

Hey, Preps :. . grab your hat and dash down
here tomorrow for real ''bargainr' Our famous
"Commander suits, tailored with the care and
precision that characterizes all "Commanders" -.
in variety of smart chalk stripes, checks nubs
and tweed effects in light and dark shades
suitable for wear now and next Fall You'll find
they all have the new backs that are so popular
with we'll dressed Preps .. . even including the
swanky gusset backs Sizes to d, to chest 80.
Prep Sore-Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1936-04-17

Every one Internationally guaran-
teed! Broadcloths . &. white, blue, grey,
fancy patterns =. with non-wilt col
lars, Duke of Kent collars! Every one
pre-shrunk, full-cut and excellently
tailored! Hurry!
Kanns-Street Floor.
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between. Isabel's mother and Miss
Tompkins. Miss TOmpkins herself
could talk-fluently. emphatically.
So could Isabels mother. Seymour
had very little to do.
Rupert, Dirk noticed. was not
drinking at all. Hope. beside Elm
Or's father, was more silent than he
had ever seen her.
LIE felt that they talked of things
IL unfamiliar to her. and wished
that some one would speak of horses.
Some one presently did. The old
bishop on Hopes other side arrived
at the stables by the simple route of
asking her if they had any amuSe-
ment in Texas beside riding.
Cor any occupation?" inquired the
bishop.
ooh. yes" Hope answered. Some
times we shoot"
Her grave eyes met the bishops.
and the bishop twinkled.
Il know, my child. 1 have visited
your State, its cities as we'll as its
plains. | knew you would punish my
question, and l wanted you to. You
have been so very quiet. And now
tell me, did you see the polo tourna-
ment near Purchase? All, yes"
at reminder from Elinor, for they
had all begun to listen. You were
not among us then. Well, you must
have Dirk show you his cup. You
have missed, too. the horse-show at
Piping Rock. But there will be an
other soon il Madison Square Gar
den. Rupert must take you"
They were all talking of horse
shows and tournaments now. All ex-
cept Hope.
Yet they liked her, Dirk felt, de-
spite her quietness. He was stand
ing beside her at the evenings end
when Mrs. Sanford Joris came over
and remarked.
Il wish you had brought your gui-
tar. Hope. Rupert's been telling us
about it. Will you bring it to my
house on Halloween, and play and
sing for u.s."
Hope promised graciously enough.
and Mrs. Joris added,
You'll meet a lot more of your
new relatives then young ones
So the Sanford Jorises were givInc
her party, too.
| (Co9yriSA.. 1855. AGrkarsf Bel Rs.sa~;
Tomorrow. Hope goes to the 70.
dec with "the family"
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Gyps., 9ReatGerA
By MARGARET BELL HOUSTON

might be inclined to assume that
Elinor was either shocked or cha
grined by Rupert's sudden marriage.
Her father was there, and her grand
father, the bishop; Seymour Gage,
her fiance, fair, quiet, rather blank
person, and his mature aunt; Ernest
Webb, author of "The Black Swan,
and girl who wrote exclusively for
for the best magazines. Isabel and
her mother, lady whose curiosity
and conversations made Isabel's life
by Isabel's own descriptions
nightmare. And the Sanford Jorises.
On Isabel's other side sat Freddy
Nevin who had gone with her on the
visit to Madame Chowdhury, and
beyond Freddy was Natalie Page,
down from Buffalo for the week
end. Joe Vincent, the artist-broker,
who had given Natalie the little gold
slippers, sat beside her too, obvi-
ously finding her refreshing. There
was also Miss Tompkins. principal
of a school Elinor had attended in
her youth.
Elinor was in mauve chiffon, a
cluster of violets at her waist. 1t
was her first formal party since her
mothers death. At her left, oppo-
site Rupert, sat Ernest Webb, placed
there perhaps in honor of "The
Black Swan" "Or more likely"
thought Dirk, because he can talk.
1t would have been deadly if she'd
put Seymour there"
Seymour was well down the table
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Chapter 10
QUIET PARTY

DUT neither Martin nor the watch
- ers at the gate brought Dirk
news. No one had accosted Mrs Joris,
or had been invited into her car. No
one had left the grounds alone, at
night.
Hope, having shopped Industrious
ly, was now enduring the ordeal Of
fittings at the various couturieres.
On Thursday of his second week.
Martins account of waiting at their
doors was varied with the report:
"And when the lady in the shop
handed me the box she said, Il know
you look lovely tonight, Mrs. Joris. "
Dirk remembered that this was the
evening of Elinor's dinner. He was
glad, for he had scarcely seen Hope
of late. The three of them went to
Elinor's house together. Hope wore
no jewels that evening, except a
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wedding-ring. Jewels, thought Dirk,
would have been out of place with
her gown. pale. silvery crepe.
trailing and simple. Her eyes looked
darker than ever tonight. Her
smoothly done hair was black as
charcoal.
She might have worn the pearls.
thought Dirk. They would have been
perfect with the silvery gown and
the dark hair The ring-the we'd
ding ring troubled him because ii
start it would have had no mean
ing. But now He thought of the
unbarred door between her room
and Rupert's.
Isabel said,
Forgive me. Dirk"
Forgive yOu?"
Not for disturbing your thoughts.
Only for saying that some one was
like Phryne."
"Phryne," said Dirk, was couI
tesan."
but such a nice one. Anyhow. !
take it back. Tonight she's like
something out of Tennyson. Elaine.
standing III the dewy light Or,
oh. my Amy, mine no more"
Dirk smiled.
Il didn't know you read Tenny-
SON."
81 don't. Miss Hazen used to read it
to me. You remember Miss HaZen.
my funny little governess that you
said looked like the goblin in your
fairy-book."
"0f course" said Dirk. "You used
to threaten me with her. Shed bite
me if l didn't do this. and she'd
scratch me if | didn't do that. Said
you"
And the worst she ever did,
acknowledged Isabel. "was read
Tennyson. l remember Genevieve,
too your Genevieve. We re-
member all about each other. don't
we. Dirk? You've known me all my
life. and you've no illusions about
me-" Her cool, slate-colored eyes
considered him. 81 wonder if that's
why?" she said.
Dirk asked, why what?"
His eyes had moved back to Hope
across the table, a long table, banked
with white roses. and starry with
candles. He did not notice that lisa
bel had failed to answer him.
ELINOR'S party was not lively
IL one, but it would be duly chron
icled, and read about by any who
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T"""y's HOrOscOp"


TOday's disposition Is hupe<z-
one. but he>Ea1lEE- fuL q pre-
jects. but Il may be- neglected. -
opportunirv There Is ce-Z1
amount Of native ali---y and 2
good mind which WiI he.a toward
success; blt the aim ~ ever enc
born on TINS day should be -
cultivate self-resrraln- and con
tentment. and - soon - some
thing proves satisfactory - S-l1k
10 H.
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CARDINALS WIN
FROM DODGERS
PITTSBURGH PIRATES DE
FEAT BOSTON BEES; IT,
GERS WHIP AS
Especial 40 The CIflzen)

NEW YORK, June 3.-The st.
Louis Cardinals, with P. Dean on
the mound, defeated the Brooklyn
Dodgers, while the Pittsburgh Pr
rates downed the Boston Bees.
The other games scheduled were
rained out.
In the American League. the
Chisox won from the New York
Yankees, while the Washington
Senators downed the st. Louis
Browns.
The Detroit Tigers were sue
cessful over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. and the Boston Red SOX
defeated the Cleveland Indians.
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SYNOPSIS: DIRK Joris' older
brother Rupert has married Hope
DeuiHe on impulse. but instead of
1crecEiH0. the marriage seems like
~ to endure. Bat Hope has slipped
out Of the JOris estate under SUs-
PiciOus circumstances late at night,
aud Dirk, more for her protection
than anything else. is having her
spied upon By her chauffeur aud BIZ
pair Of private detectives. Dirk IS
rot quite sure tChefHer he is in lore
1CitH Hope or not: he GltCGyS has
taken her part in conversation tCith
friends of RHpert's former fdHc6e,
EIiHOr Fleming, hotCeTer.
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pace. They are four games ahead
Of the Ped Cox. i've ahead OF the
Indians, seven ahead of Detroit
and eight games anead of Wash
ingtOn. Yours t~uly is still pull
ing for the Cards and Red Sox.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-03

Sheriff James Davis of Osbor-
ney county, Kas., dug up a neatly
full 10-galion keg of wiskey, be-
lieved to have been buried before
the eighteenth amendment was
passed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-03

kittanninE. Pa. markeG 40 -
consecutive Gay> thl> Ulu-e- IN
which SleighinC was possible
said 10 be a -ecord
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-03

There has been a striking de-
evOlOpement in the use of the
national parks for winter sports,
the park bureau reports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-03

Sir Flinders Petrie, Britain's
famed archacologist, born So
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-03

John Thomas Taylor, the Amer
lean LegiOn's lawyer, bonn in
Philadelphia, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-03

Building of a 112-mile gas
pipeline from HugotOn, Kas., is
scheduled for completion this sum-
mer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-03

Virgil Jordan. president cf the
Industrial Conference Board.
New York City, born at Olean, n.
Y, Al years ago.