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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-20
Arrange Dance For
Tomorrow Night

Silver Slipper Dance Hall, an
annex to Sloppy Joe's Bar. will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-20

spending a billion dollars annual
ly in excess of any amount neces-
sary for the efficient running of
the government"
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No Name Lodge is widely known
as the stop-over place for auto
tourist who wish to catch the
early morning ferry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Buhkhart,
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BIG PINE KEY
ECHOES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Yacht June w tied up last
Sunday at No Name Lodge dock.
On it was party, consisting of
Edward Nolan, Bob Bardok, Ed.
Hall and Geo. Hall. They are
from Buffalo, N. Y. Their great
est ambition is to catch amber
jack and big kings. They are
down here enjoying the fishing and
the salubrious climate.
John Jones is the. undisputed
king of crawfishermen. 1t is moth
ing for him to catch one or two
hundred crawfish in one night.
John Jones is a colored gentlenfans
residing on the Bahia Honda side
of Big Pine.
J. Jack Wentworth has snugly
housed his wife in a shack on No
Name Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-20
VIEWSAND REVIEWS
What They Say Whether
Right Or Wrong

ssssssssessssOssssssSssO
William Green, President A. r.
of l.:
"To allow courts to review law
for the purpose of notification is
to create an all powerful judiciary
and to establish government by
the judiciary"
Dean A. Fales, Professor of Auto
motive Engineering:
eff the present style trend con-
tinues, automobiles are going TO
be increasingly dangerous to
drive"
Joseph Stain, Russian Dictator:
"To attempt to export revolu-
ton is nonsense. Without desire
in country there would be no
revolution"
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-20
IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OIL
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH JUDI

CIAL CIRCUIT. MONROE COUN
TY. IN CHANCERY.
Martha Ellen Canup,
Complainant,
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wAwMw@wMwMwAw@
Will Honor j. K If
They Learn His Name
(By Associated pre.nl

FORT WORTH, Texas,
June s.-Texas is trying to
identify -. K.," initials of
the man believed to have
written the states first folk
song.
j. ks" memory will be
Pcsthumously honored if he
can be identified, says Mrs.
Will Lake who is directing
the search for the author of
The Yellow Rose of Texas"
The song was published in
1883, and dedicated by -.
X" to Charles II. Brown,
once the operator of a mu-
sic store on Main street, Ja~k-
son, Tenn. 1t was a Civil
War hit, and is being revived
for the Texas centennial.
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rATMw1wxw
BOY KEEPS UP WITH
CLASS WHILE In BED
(By Associated Press)

MARION, KY, June 8.-The
fact that a spine injury kept him
out of school for more than two
years failed to prevent Randall
Phillips from being graduated on
schedule with the 1896 Marion
high school class.
Two years ago Phillips suffered
a dislocated vertebra, fractured
skull and severe decorations when
a grapevine on which he was
swinging plunged him over a cliff
and onto a pile of rocks.
Since then the boy has been
confined to bed except for a few
hours daily when he has had his
study periods. With the help of
faculty members and classmates.
he completed his course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

What IS believed to be a
worlds record for ~ow,r line con-
struction has been established by
forces of Metror olitian Water
district, wo ing on the building
OF the Colorado river aqueduct,
when $50 miles o: high voltage
Transmission line were built in
SEQ consecutive days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08
INTERESTING NOTES

The Gaumont-British picture
corporations reports 1895 was the
most pro iitable year in its his
tory, the success of British films
in the American market being
notable feature.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

The mailman" at Osborne.
kas.. is Miss Elizabeth Craddick.
enc OF the two women meil car
riers in the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Kansas orchards are expect
ing a good apple crop in spite of
a severe winter. Zero .empera-
lures are credited with killing off
insects and fungus growths.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

The building boom whlch hz-
been current IN Burna- Aires -ar
several years. continued an
alated through 1885 zr-ar11r.z
to reports To the delz1- 1eu- 81
commerce
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08
RETIRING G. O.P.
CHAIRMAN SEEKS
PLACE OF QUIET
HENRY P. FLETCHER WILL
AUTOMATICALLY RELIN-
QUISH HIS POST AT END OF
COMING CONVENTION
By SIGRID ARNE
tBy AsSOc1.Te0 Preas)

Usy AsSOc1=Te0 Press1
WASHINGTON, June g.
Handsome Henry P. Fletcher will
be missed at the Republican ma
tional headquarters. AS the time
drew near for him to relinquish
his post as pre-convention chair
man, even the office boy scrub
bed his hands and scrubbed his
name on a last message the staff
wrote tie boss. A handsome
watch went with the message.
Fletcher automatically will re-
linquish his post as chairman at
the end of the Republican conven-
ton. Then a successor will be
chosen through agreement of Sc
nominee and the new committee.
Fletcher has announced he is not
a candidate for the position.
Fletcher, himself, smiled broad
ly over the vacation ahead.
''I'm going to my favorite dug
out" he said. That's Greencas-
tie, Pennsylvania. After the
Cleveland convention, of course.
I'll attend that. Then I'll go
home, do a little reading, a little
writing, and a little thinking.
About all the reading I've done
the last year are inter-office
memOs."
Wealth Keeps Him Busy
Headquarters men twit him
aboEt the possibility he will be
drafted by Pennsylvania Republic
cans to run for the senate.
you think | can't take a vaca-
ton, don't you" he counters. 81
can. I've done it,
Fletcher is an independently
wealthy man by his own efforts.
But his wealth has kept him busy
rather than idle.
He started his career as an 49,
year-old court reporter at Cham
bersburg, Pa. read law in a small
office, and passed the bar when
he was 81.
When he was % he enlisted in
Theodore RoOsevelt's "RoughI
Riders" and after the war his
Colonel went to the White House.
Then ct. R." named young First
Lieutenant Fletcher second secre-
tary at the American legation in
Cuba.
From the first small post at
Cuba, Fletcher rose through the
years. serving in American lega-
tiOns and embassies in China,
Portugal, Chill. Mexico, Belgium
and Italy. finally rising to the
rank of ambassador.
Short Retirement
He resigned from the ambassa-
dorship at Rome in June, 1929,
but in 1881 ne was appointed
chairman OF the U. S. Tariff COM
mission, post he resigned in De-
cember, 1882. In 1884 he was
drafted as chairman of the Re
publican national committee.
He startled the headquarters
staff by appearing day after day
at 9 a. NJ. often with notes for a
speech he had made earlier at
home He took his duties as col
lectOr of campaign purse so seri-
Ously that he erased the 100000
deficit left by the 1882 campaign
and is leaving $1S5,000 in the
till.
He celebrated his release from
his heavy duties BIZ buying HIM
self a present: Gilbert Stuart
portrait of George Washington.
Somehow through the years the
young court reporter from Green
castle has become. in addition to
other thinpS an art connOiSSaur
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

A ton of New Zealand eels
have been sh pped to England
for analysis of vitamins in body
and liver oils.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

What Is reported 20 b. IRE lz--
geSt electric Die~el mo-er RAJ cat
IN the world Was completed --
Gently by the German Ez-lala-
railways.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

The dik-dik. smallest peaks in
Ethiopia are in the Simen ranges,
northeast o. Lake Tana, which
eliminate in a snOx-cOvered, 49,
1e0-foCt peal, Eaj2n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Dispatches from Sac Lunz,
capital of the northern State of
Maranhao, Brazil, say, diamond
mines have been discovered in
the interior.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Members of Troop 4. Boy
Scouts Of America, have planned
an entertainment which is to be
given on the evening of June II.
The boys are making an effort
to secure FUNDS for the summer
encampment and this is one of
the activities which they are sure
will be well attended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

. FO- the cent znnial Of Missouri
State prison this year, state Of
ficials are planning to rebuild
the penitentiary at more than
125 times its original cost.
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from 121,435 IN 1894 to 49,
666 last year.
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counter-charges Of 40 years ago.
Senator "Pitchfork Ben Tillman
of South Carolina lambasted the
industrial east and money
barons"; conservative Democratic
newspapers in New York called
Tillman "a communist and an an
archist." New York labor leaders,
backing Bryan, said it was "a
fight of the rich against the
poor"
1t was the 'bicycle age in
America, and a national organiza-
ton of wheelmen asked the Demo
Gratis to put a good roads plank in
their platform. Competing with
the presidential race for popular
attention in the big cities was the
battle between the Baltimore
Orioles and the New York Giants
for the National league penant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

A London hospital is expert
menting with an inflated rubber
pillow having radio earphOnes in
the center. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08
REVIEW PAST
ACTIVITIES IN
CONVENTIONS
LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES
ARE LOOKING FORWARD
TO LIVELY ENES AT
COMING MEETINGS
By ALEXANDER r. GEORGE
(ny Associated Pless)

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The
ghosts of great convention figures
Of other years, led by the silver
tongued William Jennings Bryan,
will march in many memories as
the nation watches the making OF
new political history at Cleveland
and Philadelphia.
Drama-packed conventions of
both major parties have become
almost commonplace but probably
the No. l Thriller of all was
one man performance = Bryan's
capture Of the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination at Chicago in
1896.
When the convention opened,
young Bryan was given little or
no consideration as possible
nominee. Representative Richard
P. Bland of Missouri, farmer
leader Of the silver forces, was
rated the favorite candidate and
Horace Boies of Iowa was figured
a second choice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Containing six kinds of itch kill
ing medicines, Imperial Lotion
flows freely into skin folds and
pores to reach and kill itching of
eczema, rash, letter. ringworm and
common itch. Two sizes, Csc and 81.
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swan to safety.
Moslem radio fans in north
east Africa received from the
broadcasting station in Carlo,
Egypt, Arabian music and relig-
iOus programs.
Sales of confectionery and
chocolate products during JAN
uary gained 10 per cent over
January, 1885.
Deputy Sheriff Lean W. Wor-
sham, Reidsville, \. c., arrested
his man but in doing so suffered
a severe man bite on the wrist.
D. H. Hubbard told st. Pc
tersburg. Fla. police his bilfold
containing six dollars was pick
ed" as he left church.
Kansas train-auto collisions in
1885 killed 90 persons, only four
less than the combined toll the
two preceding years.
Deaths increased from g.
1928 in 1884 to 64,603 in Texas
last year, while births decreased
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Farmers in nine southwestern
Kansas counties recommended a
80 per cent cut in wheat acreage
in their district to the depart
ment Of agriculture.
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To kee1 water frOm running OF
into gull e.. thus ro-.-f-..- lal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08
A Bryan Stampede

But on the fateful afternoon of
July 9 'the boy orator OF the
Platte" marched to the platform
and stampeded the delegates with
a torrent of eloquent attack upon
the gold standard, the Republican
protective tariff and Wall street.
Twenty thousand listeners sat
spellbound as that classic, final
period fell from his lips: You
shall not press down upon the
brow OF labor this crown o.
thorns; you shall not cruelty man
kind upon a cross OF gold"
There was an instant hush"
said press description of the
scene. "Then a storm burst whose
fury seemed to sweep everything
before it. Burly, black-beared
delegates wept."
The balloting began the next
day, and on the fifth ballot Bryan
received an overwhelming vote.
At So the Great Commoner had
become "the peerless leader of the
plain people" BY force O. his elO-
quence alone he had won a presi-
Dental nomination.
Republicans Name Mckinley
Under the guidance of sagaciOus
Mark Hanna, placid William Nc
Kinley OF Ohio won the 1896 Re-
publican presidential nomination,
and became Bryan's opponent.
Silver Republicans bOlted the
Republican convention and some
Of them supported Bryan's candi-
dacy Gold Democrats threatened
to put a third ticket in the race,
many of them abstained from vot-
ing in the election and some sup
ported Mckinley.
The voters of today may notice
a familiar tone in the charges and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here just 10 Years
Ago Today AS Taken From
The Files Of The Citizen

Captain John ]. Maher, U. S
A., commanding officer at Key
West Barracks has received ms
truction to have transferred to
the U. S. army medical depart
ment 80 barrels Of whiskey now
in custody of Deputy U. S. Mar
shall Van Valkenburgh of Key
West. The liquor has been in the
custody of the marshal for sew
eral years and has been kept stor-
ed in the basement vaults of the
federal building.
Electrical Inspector W. L.
Taylor, U. S. Signal Corps, has
been assigned to Key West duty
for short time to make an an
nual inspection of the electrical
equipment at the barracks and
Fort Taylor, as we'll as Martello
Towers and will return to Wash
ington when he concludes the
work.
Rotarians will after the regular
luncheon today put on in the new
and handsome Country Club
building, hold a golf tournament.
All Rotarians and their guests
will take part in the match and
prizes will be awarded to the high
contestants. George Perpal, Sc
bastian Cabrera, jr., and Will
Bates compose the committee on
arrangements.
The Yacht Baboon which re-
Gently sailed from Key West for
Havana. has found that harbor
is not safe unless one keeps cons
family on guard. The following is
from the Havana Post. "Ben
Ames jr., owner OF the Baboon,
had no sooner settled down for a
rest after his arrival in the har-
Dor than he heard footsteps on
tie deck. Investigation showed
three wI.ite men prowling around
on the vessel, but before ne could
arouse other members of the
party the intruders made their
getaway in a small boat. Upon
making an investigation Mr..
Ames foEnd several valuable
ships instruments missing. He
reported his loss to the port po-
lice who are making every eff
fort to capture the thieves.
Romie Dillon, 43. well known
fisherman of this port, died sud
denly last night about II o'clock,
from an attack of acute indiges-
ton. the deceased is survived
by two sisters, Mrs. John Rus
sell Kerr, E10 Simonton street
Mrs. Rex Shaw, OF West Palm
Beach. Also one brother, Cleve-
land Dillon, Of this city.
The body of Hjalmar K.
Cold, a former L.tiZen of Key
West, who died of paralysis in Ha-
vana. will arrive this afternoon
on the Steamship Governor Cobb.
The funeral will BE r-eld from the
Lopez Funeral Home to st. PauPs
Episcopal church tomorrow after
noon 5 o'clock.
Editorial comment: The people
who know everything of value
which is to be known. do not see
what the value of a school Or col
leee diploma is.
A baby girl was born yester-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter John
son, of 909 Southland street
Mrs. Johnson was before marri-
age, Miss Ella Harris of Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Two new types of debating
using magnetized steel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

A motOrist does not become a
safe driver until he reaches the
age of 80, the Eastbay, Califor-
MIA, safety council was told.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

When her car skidded into tht
ice OF Dan river stream, Mrs Es.
sic Collins of Madison, y. c.
swan to safety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

A baby girl was born yester-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter John
son, OF 900 Southland street.
Mrs. Johnson was before marri-
age, Miss Ella Harris of Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Editorial comment: The people
who know everything of value
which is to be known. do not see
what the value of a school Or col
leee diploma is.
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Complete Official Election Returns

Continued from Page One
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

The body of Hjalmar K.
Cold, a former C.tizen of Key
West, who died of paralysis in Ha-
vana. will arrive this afternoon
on the Steamship Governor Cobb.
The funeral will BE reld from the
Lopez Funeral Home to st. PauPs
Episcopal church tomorrow after
noon 5 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-08

Deaths increased from g.
1928 in 1884 to 64,603 in Texas
last year, while births decreased
Evening star., 1936-06-11

Beautifully toiIored dresses-the kind that form
the backbone of the snortest summer wardrobe
at resorts and in town.
Excellent detaiIs! Notched colIors, contrasting
scorfs in bright prints deep skirt pIeots, mother
of-peorI buttons-Ioree, small or medium!
Three stunning styles. DoubIe-breosted, fitted
jocket (sketched) and two others, one with tiny
buttons down the front, the other with poIko dot
occents All in crisp white or postels.
Evening star., 1936-06-11
Van Raalte
"Stryps" Undies
Sd

Van Roote cool "Stryps," the
silky knit with the sotiny stripe! How
they fit! How easy to Iounder! And
what glorious coIors: petal pink, sun
orange and ozure blue! (Sinelettes
in white and pastel onIy)
Niehties (ske tche d., "iomettes"
(short-Ieeeed Pojomos), sinslettes
(sIeek foundotions).
Gortered SinsIette -----------$3
Lons-Iessed Poiamos ----------$3
Briefs
oonoeou
SeaIIoped Ponties----$1 and $1.25
Grey Shops-Seeond Floor
Evening star., 1936-06-11

Wood Bead Baes-White and CoIors

Superb Summer bags because the white doesn't soil costly
may be washed with care the multi ticoors 90 with every
thing the navy and brown succeed in looking summer
although dark!
La gaceta., 1936-10-16
Oobie Osbum luchara con Ell polaco Ctabdovtch

Ell hNprado polaco Johnny
Grandovitch, que la semana pa
sada derrot6 al pastor Hoguo,
Euchara ell venidero lunes en-
Benjamin Field, bajo la direc4
ion dee Jorge Cszana, con ell ex-
campe6n y villano Ddbie Os-
)rrn. -
Osburn, a quien derrotara
'ohnny Plummer, ha vencido a
rodos los oponentes que encon-
tiara en- la Florida, con la ex-
cepci6n de Grandovitch. Estos
dos hombres es la primera vez
que luchan ell Gno con ell Otro en-
ell Sur.
Debe publicarse en- honor de
Osburn que supo veneer a Babe
Caddock, Strongberg, Nolan y
Sledge.
Laverne Baxter, Ell canaden-
Sc, tendra de Gontrario al pastor
Hogue, Ell individuo de la cabe-
"a afeitada y los gestos de hon.
bre primitive.
La gaceta., 1936-10-16
BARNEY BROCK VENCIO POR
PUNTS A TONY CANCELA
Mariapo Arilla. gan6 todQs los asaltOs
frente a Bud Galloway

gran agilidad, a pesar de su pc
so y de los nueve asaltos trans
curridos, e hizo correr a Brock.
de cuerda en- cuerda. No ces6
TSny de pegar en- TODD ell asaato.
Cuando Sc oy6 la camtpanada fl
nal segufa pegando. Brock gan6
,inco de los asaltos, tres Canoe
"a y dos empatados.
Por ell golpe de foul" en- ell
pinto, que no fue "foul," lie qui
aron ell asalto a Cancela, y Sc 10
Heron a Brock.
Ell joven de Panama City pc
ga bien, tiene juventud, agi'i
lad y fortaleza y todavia puede
aprender mucho.
Tony Sc baj6 del cu~adrilatero
con ell ojo derecho inflamado y
Brock con una herida en- ell Ojo
izquierdo. No hubo caidas du :
rante ell combate.
Mariana ArilIa, ell ciudadano
de la Rep1blica Espahola, ven
clio facAmente a Bud Galloway
ell jactancioso.
BESIDE Ell cuadrilatero Sc dii0
que ell vallisoletano pesaba lis
libras y gu rival Ill.
BESIDE ell primer asalto ell es-
panol parecia un sabueso y e
otro un conejo. Corria ell cone.
10, huyendo por todas las esqui.
mas, detras marchaba ell can
Galloway result6 muy inferior 8
Mariana, que lie pogo a su gus.
to, cuando pudo alcanzarlo, y Il
gan6 francamente los diez asal.
tos.
Jose Rodriguez combati6 cor
Manuel Monis. Manuel jug6 8
a pelota con Jose y lie derrott
sin apuros. Aver aguant6 Ro-
drfguez, los cuatro asaltos, aun-
que lie pegaron duramente.
Earl Storch, de Palm River,
.enia de contrario a Dave Bun
gey Ell ~visitante lie pogo con la
cabeza a Earl, en- Ell primer a.
salto, y lie hiri6 en- ell arco del
ojo derecho. Quiso ell arbitro in
tervenir y Storch pidi6 CONT
nuar, a los cinco segundos, wen
do que la sangre continuaba bro
tando, Ell referee proclam6 ven
La gaceta., 1936-10-16

No asisti6 ell pGblico que Sc Ns
Neraba a Benjamin Field, en- IA
noshe de aver, uSunque ell empire
sario Downing ofrecia un pro-
grama de merito, con dos peleas
"estrellas" y aceptables bouts
,~omplementarios.
Tony Cancela peruI6 la aeci-
zion a manos de Barney Brock
: ell americana de Panama City
riunf6 legalmente, a~cumulando
In mayor n1mero de puntos.
POGO antes de empezar ell com
ale, nuestro compahero Miguel
Jorente Sc apart6 de la direc :
ion de Cancela, porque este, en-
!gradecimiento a su labor de
res meses, nombr6 a Joe Leto
jefe de los segundos."
cancela Sc hallaba en- ~perfec-
tas condolences ffsicas, como re
srltado de la labor de Lorente,
y asf 10 prob6 en- ell decimo asal-
to, cuando persigui6 a su con-
rario por todas las esquinas
lei cuadrilaterO y parecia tan
fresco como en- ell primer round,
Algrnos ''inteligentones" habla
pan de exceso de entrenamien-
70 V ahora deben contestar a es
"a pregunta: ST tGnia exceso de
entrenamiento, Ipor que en- el
decimo lanz6 ell violento ataque
sobre Brock que puso de pie a
los espectadores?
| En- ell quinto asalto Cancela
lie atac6 por ell est6mago y peg6
TN POGO bajo. Brock, approve
cfAndose de que Ell p1blico grita
ba, Sc trio en- la Iona y lie dieror
cinco minutes de descanso. 81
ell .golpe hubiera sido bajo, del
ring" lutheran tenido que sa-
earle en- una camilla.
Con los cinco minutes recupe-
re vigor, ell vigor que lie arranca
ron los golpes por ell est6mago,
Y volvi6 a combatir como 81 ma
da hubiese sucedido.
Ell decimo fue ell asalto de mas
importancia de la noche.
Cancela inici6 ell ataque con
La gaceta., 1936-10-16
SALE RON LOS A
NOS PARA GEORGIA

Para Statesboro, Ca, donde
manana con los Macs
tros del Sur de Florida, salieron
hoy de esta ciuda dos Esparta-
nos de la Universidad de Tam
pa, dirigidos por Nash Higgins.
POr haber practicable los j6-
venes tampenos de manera adj
mirable, Higgins decide llevar
con el a % hombres, a saber :
Howard Stephens, James Man
dula, Luther Sparkman, Walter
Hoy, Gus Muench, William Dy-
mytricke, Crockett Famell,