davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-08-09
RITES FOR M''SWAIN
TO BE HELD TODAY
Congress Army and Colleagues on
Military Affairs Committee
in Honorary Escort.

By tfe Associated Press.
GREENVILLE. S. c.. August g.
Funeral services for John Jackson
McSwain, Representative from the
fourth South Carolina congressional
district. who. died Thursday, will be
held from Buncombe Street Methodist
Church here tomorrow afternoon. In
terment will be in springwood Gem
etery. =
, Members Of the South Carolina
delegation to Congress. representatives
Of the War Department, members of
the Military Affairs Committee of the
House. and representatives of various
fraternal and patriotic organizations
will serve as an honorary escort.
McSwain, who had represented the
fourth district since 1920 and who
was chairman Of the Military Affairs
Committee of the House, had been in
Ill health several months.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

lit Mfntnrtant.

BANKS. FRANCES. tribute of love and
aeS sister TO FANE Ar mtGs BANKS Sho e
us three years ago today. August 9. 1888
We. cannot clasp your loving hand.
Your sweet smile we cannot see:
But let this little token show
We still remember thee.
BLACKWELL. ELIZABETH AND JAMES.
sas5d mSSsr to and he aSar IE Pfosed sed
twenty-nine years ago. August 2. 1907.
For tTenty-nine years you have left me
Sometimes I have wept and sometimes
But it is a consolation to know
YogR LONELY DAUGHTER: LUELLA
BRIDwELL. ELIPHELET. In sad but low
q dsho sho
this life ltfe eleven years ago today. August
The world may change from year to
Our lives from day to day;
But the love and memory Of my dear one
Shall never pass away.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ELLA.
FANTRoY. AMANDA SACRED to the mem
AMANDA FANTRoY. who departed this
life six years ago today. August Q. 1880.
miss your kind and CHEEKY ways.
With you ! spent my happieSt days;
On Xyou, dear wife. I could always
LOVING HUSBAND REV. WILLIAM
May you carry on in heaven
AS you did for us on earth.
sweet and Salnted mother
And an ANGEL from your birth.
Revered by all who knew you
And beloved by us below.
You've earned your place In heaven
And you're resting there. we know.
Each night we cream about you.
And the lessons you have taught
Have memories sweet to guide us
In the goodness you have brought.
A mother understanding
Who in our hearts stands alone.
Neglecting your own comfort
AS you catered to our own.
Could we but tell the story
OF your glory and your charms,
Or: II the Lord ordained it
We could hold you in our arms.
Could we but see you. mother.
Keep on basEine in YOUR your glory.
nrWhTrn WnIs We Tlsh a, yS1 Sweet s9eaaish
ROBERT. SARAH AND ETHEL.
GsS6fsncs of N.Y. bsoved 81 u Et GynF viz
GINA s. JACKSON who died August 8.
o her beauty rainbows around me and
HcE sweet SllNeEy as SOHk'
Fills all the silence of the midnights
charmed hours.
And I know from out her grave she will
send her love in death to me
BY the Spring. in smiling utterance
of flowers.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. RICHARD ].
JACKSON AND CHILDREN
LORD. ANNIE. In loving remembrance Of
my mother. ANNIE LORD who passed
away away six years ago today. August 8.
MRS. CHARLES RAvENBURG.
MCINTOSH. MARY ELIZA In loving
memory OF mother MARY ELIZA NC
INTOSH. who died August 8. 1894.
You ever live in my memory
DAUGHTER. HATTIE MCINTOSH
BRADY
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Rats Warn of Volcano.

Millions of wild rats swarming over
the Hakone region OF Japan have
aroused fears of revival of long
dormant volcanic activity. One ex-
PLANTATION for the presence of the
rodents, which are Of the species
which fnhabit the districts around
Mount Asama and Mount Aso. is that
rise in temperature of the earth in
the Hakone chain caused them to flee.
The Central Meteorological Station in
Toxic reports that no warnings have
been noticed there. but attendants are
watching for any indication Of earth
quakes.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
C. |. MAxCY, FORMER
COLLEGE DEAN, DIES
Heart Attack Fatal to Professor
of Rhetoric Emeritus at
Williams.
Rr the Associated Press.


WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass. August
8.-Carroll Lewis Maxcy, Morris pro-
fessor Of rhetoric emeritus and former
dean of Williams College. died unex-
pectedly today of heart attack. He
was II.
Prof. Maxcy. known to numerous
generations of Williams graduates for
his popular course, "Maxcy's Logic. ="
retired from the faculty last year
after 40 years service. but he con-
tinued to be a familiar sight on the
campus.
Prof. Maxcy served as dean during
the World War when Harry A Gar
field. then president, became fuel ad-
ministrator in Washington.
Prof. Maxcy was born in Norris
town. Pa. He leaves his wife, the
former Louise Hawley Of Troy, N. Y,
whom he married in 1895.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Birds Nest in Railway Bin.

For seven successive years a wag-
tails nest has been built on the coal
in a bin in the yard at Bridge Of
Earn, Scotland. railway siding. One
was discovered there recently with
five youngsters in it. Shortly after
ward piece of coal slid down on the
nest and killed one Railway men
moved the nest, carefully building it
up to insure safety. The mother took
to her new abode without protest.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

prepare students
for anticipated
changes in Fed
eral common law
procedure, 1t was
announced yes
terday.
A draft of new
Federal rules Of
civil procedure,
which establish a
uniform proceed
ure for all law
and equity cases
in all United
S t a t e S District
Courts, has been
prepored hv an
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Greece Honored Athletes.

The winners at the Olympic Games
In classic Greece would be received in
their home towns with such extrava-
CANT rejoicing after the games that
not only we're they feted and loaoed
with gifts, but often provided. If
needed, with free meals in the town
hall for life.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
P. w. A. HOUSES TO HAVE
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
Gray Declares Occupant of Low
Cost Dwellings Will Save Money
in Long Run.
Py the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Public Works Administration
said yesterday that 81 Of its so low
rent housing projects will have elec-
trio refrigerators and l6 will be equip
ped with electric stoves.
Howard A Gray, P. w. A. housing
director, said that although the elec-
trio equipment would cost slightly
more, lower rates and longer life would
make 1t cheaper in the long run.
BY using all electric equipment in
the l6 projects he said. 1t is posi-
bic to procure wholesale rates on power
and, as result. tenants will pay less
each month for their household op-
Grating expenses than they did pre-
viously. when they bought coal, kero-
sene ice or electric lighting in small
quantities at retail rates"
Evening star., 1936-08-09
lit Mrntnriant.

husband and father FREDERICK F.
MACE, who departed this life one year
ago today. August 8. 1885.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
As time goes by we miss you more:
Your loving smile. your gentle face
No one can ill YOUR vacant place.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND SON.
ROCK. GEORGE PETER. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our dear son and
brother GEORGE PETER ROCK. who
depsrted this life eight years ago today.
August o 1928.
So often to your grave wander.
With flowers to place with loving care;
The one I loved so dearly
Is now peacefully sleeping there:
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
COURT UPH0LDS RULING
i. ON MORGAN RAIL CLAIM
Creditor of Missouri Pacific Is
Placed in Same Classification
as r. r. c. and r. C. C.,

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, August 8.-The United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals af.
f1rmed yesterday q ruling placing the
$3.50, 900 claim Of j. p. Morgan g. Co.
against the Missouri Pacific Railroad
in the same classification with claims
OF the Reconstruction Finance Corp.
and the Railroad Credit Corp.
Morgan d Co. had sought separate
classification. This would have given
it veto power over any plan of reor-
ganization submitted, as the law pro-
vides no reorganization plan may be
enforced II majority of creditors In
Evening star., 1936-08-09
DrathH.

HOWE. JOHN THOMAS. On Saturday.
ASsS 4oan nniy.rsss 1899 HosD,a s 5ofh 4 ffS5sf
AS HOWE. beloved husband Of Ellen
Wheatley Howe. Funeral services at
. day. August 10 at 2 pm. Interment
Oak Hill Cemetery.
INGRAHAM. WAYNE SPENCE. Suddenly.
sPEEcE AHsSss beoSsd Sse
ices Htf at the s. II. Hines CO: funeral home,
290I, 14th st. NV. on Sunday. August
tcns a. Island ". Y erm on Mondsy ssS at fio PM
JACKSON. CHARLES: Departed this life
70 mourn her loss a devoted friend;
Barnes fEh Matthew's fanersl fssas home ei3
4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
HEATING. DANIEL J, On SATURDAY. Au-
sqS s DASE ss kEAN Ris Tsiesnss ss. bnSsad
leyl. Notice Of interment later. sery-
ices by the w. W. Chambers Co. South
east funeral home.
McADOO. MARTHA ALLAN On Friday
i ADoO. beloved mother of Myron Nc
Adoo and loving sister OF Lula and Ber-
tha Allan: Remains may nay be viewed after
Presbyterian f4t chureh tn9h Monday' ssn ADJUST ]
10. at pm. Please omit flowers.
MORRISON. MARY McGLUE. On. Thurs:
t. dsy. AUGUST ., 1895 at the residence i Of
RfsoN lnee Womersieyl. beloved wife of
the above address on Monday, Ausust 10.
at 10 am. Interment Monocacy Gene
terry Beallsville Md. o
POINDEXTER. THELMA. On Saturday.
August 8. 1886: at her residence: LBS
the the" devoted sS daushter a of LOUIS and Eva va
Poindexter; She also leaves grand;
mother: three aunts. two uncles and
resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1892 You st. NV. Notice OF
funeral later.
PRIMM MARY H. Suddenly. on Saturday.
ST. N MhRY as5 Tfsiffafd f. PRM The he
mother Of Paul H. Herbert W and Mar
kauf and Mrs r. NJ. .Critchfield of An
derSon. Ind. Funeral from the above
pdafeSf Gn ana friendI are p nved
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Services
by the w. w. Chambers Co.
REILLY. MARY. On Thursday. August g.
Ia3B = V at + he her residence 24t2 X st; nv
James RELY and daughter of the late
Peter and Della ODay Funeral serv
ices at her late residence on Monday.
Stephens Catholic Church. 25th st. and
PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. where requiem
high mass will be offered at . m.
Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. 8
ROBINSON. HENRY B. On Thursday. Au-
gust g. 1895. at his residence. l54T 44th
st. NV. HENRY B. ROBINSON. husband
OF Helen Vance Robinson and father of
June Robinson Services at Fort Myer
Interment. with military honors, Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 8
STANLEY, ELIZABETH sNoWDEN. On
FRIDAY. August : 1895. ELIZABETH
SNOWDEN STANLEY. beloved daughter
OF William and Mary Stanley of Laurel,
Md. Funeral services al ST.. Phillips
Church Sunday. August 8. at pm.
Interment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. 8
STEELE. OHLER AYERS Departed this
life Friday. August 1895. at 7:30 a m.
at her residence. ~ Chapel ave. Fair
mont Heights. Nd. OHLER AYERS
STEELE, the beloved wife of Elder Georse
lire Miller. Funeral Monday. August 10.
at pm. from Peoples Seventh-Day
Baptist Church 10th and v SITS. NV.
Elder Louis Sheafe offlciating. Relatives
and friends invited. 9
STONE. LEE. Suddenly. on Thursday. Au-
gust &. 1895. at the Chelsea Inn. 800
18th st. NV. LEE STONE of Birming-
ham Ala Remains resting at the fu-
neral home Of Almus r. Speare. 1900
Rhode Island ave. ave ne; until Tuesday
ton. Ala.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
0arns nf Chunks.

coFFEY, ELIZABETH D. The ,1IaW family y,,sb Ct
to express their appreciation to thelI
friends for their many services and KIND
expressions of sympathy on the occasion
OF the death of our loved one:
JEREMIAH T. CQFFEf. :" ?.
FLETCHER. BARBARA ANN Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Fletcher gratefully appre-
ciate the many kind expressions OF SYM
pathy from their friends ana nelgnoors
during the illness and at the death 0i
their beloved daughter. BARBARA ANN
FLETCHER.
FLETCHER BARBARA ANN. Mrs. Ger
trude Suite and girls gratefully appre-
ciate the many kind expressions OF sym.
pathy from their friends and relatives
during the illness and ct the death OF
their beloved eranddauehter and niece.
BARBARA ANN FLETCHER.
HUNTER. JOHN C. wish to extend
thanks for lovely flowers and expressions
OF affection and regard for our brother.
AGNES H TERRETT
JAESCHKE. MARY M. The family OF the
late MARY M. JAESCHKE wish TO ex-
press TO their friends and relatives
their appreciation and profound thanks
for the many kindnesses and Moral trib-
utes eiven them during their hsTeave-
ment. CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

any classification dissent.
The Morgan claim Is on short-term
promissory notes. The r. F. c. has a
$22,134,800 on short-term notes and
the r. F. c. claim Of s3,775, 900 oo
similar obligations.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Escaped Firing SQUAD.

Jean Longuet, a Frenchman, the
grandson OF Karl Marx, was q paciflst
in the World War and but for the in
tercession of friends would have faced
q French firing squad.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
LUHRING TO TEACH
new LAW COURSE
Training to Be Designed to Pre-.
pare Students for Procedure
Changes.

Associate Justice Oscar r. Luhring
of the United States District Court
will conduct a new course at National
University Law School this Fall to
Evening star., 1936-08-09

BANKS. FRANCES. tribute Of love and
devotion to our mother grandmother
and sister. FRANCES BANKS who left
us three years ago today. August 9. 1898.
We cannot clasp your loving hand.
Your sweet smile we cannot see.
But let this little token show
We still remember thee.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
STANLEY. ELIZARETH SNOWpEN.

SNOWDEN STANLEY. beloved daughter
OF William and Mary Stanley of Laurel.
Md Funeral services at ST.. Phillips
Church Sunday. August 8. at 3 pm.
Interment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. 8
Evening star., 1936-08-09

HENK1 b. On IhurSday. Au-
gust &. 1895. at his residence. l54T 44th
st NV. HENRY B. ROBINSON husband
OF Helen Vance Robinson and father of
June Robinson Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Monday. August 10. at . pm
Interment. with military honors, Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 8
Evening star., 1936-08-09
REILLY. MARY On Thursday August q

IH36. al her Residence. 244I K 81. NV.
MARY REILLY. beloved wife of the late
James RELY and daughter of the late
Peter and Della ODay. Funeral serv
ices at her late residence on Monday.
AusuSt 10. at $50 am: thence to St.
Stephens Catholic Church. 25th St and
Pennsylvania ave. NV. where requiem
high mass will be offered at an
Intermelt Holy Rood Cemetery. q
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

este, porque su grupo era me-
nor, dispar6 ell revolver que por
taba, mas sin causar daho a ma
die.
AL del revolver, ell zurdo lie pc
GO en- la mandibula, poniendolc
a dormir.
Ell proyectil, de calibre 25, Sc
estrell6 contra una pared de la
drillos. Uno de los agredidos
por ell grupo de Miller empun6
un cuchillo, pero afortunada :
mente no pudo utilizarlo.
Miller echo a correr cuando
la policia llegaba, desaparecien
do. La policfa tuvo que proteger
a Alvarez.
Ell espectaculo merece como
castigo q. Ell p1blico no comet
ira a Benjamin Field la nodne
del bout" de revancha, 81 sc lie
case a efectuar.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06
La ~REAPARICI0N DEL
CALICO

Frente a Jack O'Brien, I'm vi
llano, reaparecera esta noche,
en- Benjamin Field, ell luchador
gallegO Jose Dominique, que a.
prieta a sus contrincantes y les
obliga a rendirse. Dominguez
SOLO ha perdido un match en-
seis teniendo de contrario al
corpulento indio Tiny Roebuck.
Fue en- un tempo boxeador
y ayud6 a entrenar a Luis An
gel Firpo, cuando este pele6 con
Jack Dempsey.
Babe Caddockpeleara con
Douglas Wycoff, Joe Campbell
con Ell griego Jack Zarnas,
Bruce holland con ell habil fran
ces Luis LeChene, y Tony Mar
conf, de Italia, con Eddie Elzea,
de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06
Los amigos de Chino Alvarez Y Baby Miller
rineron el Sabado en- la Septima Avenida
Detenido un amigo de Miller, que
llevaba una lave ingIesa

Un desagradable espectaculo
dieron ell sabado en- la Septima
avenida, cuando mayor era la
animation, los pugilistas Baby
Miller, Chino Alvarez y I'm nu-
meroso grupo de sus amigos.
Iba I'm grupo por una acera y
ell otro por la acera opuesta, ri
nendo despues y provocando la
intervention tardia de la poll
cia.
I'm amigo de Miller, nombra-
do Roberto Diaz, que llevaba
una Have inglesa en- ell bolsillo,
fue detenido y qued6 en- liber-
tad bajo fianza. Diaz pensaba
agredir a Alvarez, 81 este Sc lie
ponfa a trio.
Dicese que unO de los amigos
de Alvarez, o personas que sin
serlO intervinieron a favor de
La gaceta., 1936-01-06
DEPORTES
LAS PELEAS DE LA SEMA-
MA EN- TODA LA NACION

New York, Enero 6.-La pc
lea de mas importancia de la
semana la sostendran ell pr6xi-
mo viernes, en- Spokane, estado
de Washington, ell negro John
Henry Lewis, campe6n de las
ITS libras, y Tiger Jack Fox, un
joven de esa ciudad. No Sc dis
cutira ell tiulo de Lewis.
Ell microbes por la noche, en-
New York, Mike Belloise Sc ba
tira con Claude Warner, un as
pirante a campe6n. Sera ell com
bate a Is asaltos.
Cleto Locatelli, Ell excampe6n
eurOpeo del peso ligero, que aho
ra pelea en- ell peso weller, Sc ba
tira ell martes por la noche, en-
Jersey City, con George hed"
Kinsella, un ciudadano de Ala
bama. NyfVl
Rafael Hurtado, Ell indio pa
nameho, peleara esta nodhe, en-
New York, con Leo Rodack, de
Chicago.
FL polaco Eddie Ram, un CO.
nocido nuestro, Sc batira en-
Plainfield, New Jersey, con Jay
MecadOn.
Jose Pennini, de Norw York,
peleara en- Holyoke, Mass, con
Cocoa Kid; en- Albany, Willie
Pal, de Albany, sera ell adverse
rio de Pedro Moves, de Puerto
Rico.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06
NOTAS DE BASE BALL

No conforme con haber ven-
dido a Foxx, Kramer y Nc
Nair, Connie Mack, segdn Sc
dice, piensa ~deSnacerse tam
bien de Pinky Higgins.
En- cambio por Cramer y Nc
Nair Sc dara a los Atleticos los
pitchers Johnson y Rhodes, ell
catcher George SAVING, ell jar
dinero Niemic y una crecida
cantidad de dinero. Sobre la
venta de Higgins a los Yankees
se han efectuado va algunas
entrevistas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

81 ell referee" Rodriguez
oy6 la campana y apreci6 los
golpes a destiempo de Alvarez,
debi6 haber descalificado a es-
te, sin ~solicitar la intervention
de los juece:.
81 no oy6 la campana, o no
pudo apreciar bien 10 sucedido,
debi6 consular a los jueces, 10
que hizo.
Dos de los jueces opinaron
que Sc trataba de I'm 'foul" y ell
t%ercero dijo que la pelea debia
declararse mo decision. Como
dos de los %jueces concordaban
con ell parecer del referee, lie fue
La gaceta., 1936-01-06
LOGAN PELEAIRA CON RO-
DRIGUEZ

Madrid, Enero Gel filipi-
no Luis Logan, boxeador de
grandes meritos, que reciente-
mente OPTIC por la c~iudadania
e~gpanola, impulsado Ipor su a.
NOR a Espana, peleara dentro
de pocos dias con ell portuguese
Antonio Rodriguez, aspirante
al titulo del peso medic.
AL vencedor Sc lie concedera
un bout con ell valiente y po-
pular Martinez de Alfara.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06
UN C ACUSADO
DE DE d.
NERO

Los Angeles, Enero 6.-Un
exactor cinematografico, An
dres Schwarzmann, de 81 amos.
ha sido arrestado bajo la acusa.
ci6n de exigencia de dinero
Cartas amenazantes, dirigidas
a Cecil B. DeMille, lie fueron
encontradas. William Warne,
teniente de detectives, dice que
ninguno de los mensajes contie-
ne amenazas de muerte o lesio-
mes.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

DEL PUERTO

Procedente de puertos de
Texas arrib6 aver ell vapor a.
mericano Dorothy.
Durante ell dia zarparon los
vapores americanos Cuba y Ne
vada.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

Vaya ina pregunta! Tenemos
una deuda pendiehte, y vengo...
@Baje listed la voz!-le in
terrumpik ell eposo de Soledad,
miranda cqRtemc.- a la puerta
que cOmuI pa con ell despa-
cho de Matio.V
.Aundue este no eAtaba ALI,
.oodia negar de un momento a
Otro = DIR 10 que hablaban.
-~lComprendo AbeVuso Mar
eos ir6nicamente.5ITem e US
ted que oigan?.. Els natural.
Cuando. Sc consigue una coloca-
ci6n tan buena la que listed dis
fruta Y hay que c%onservarla "a
toda costa. 10 considero muy
justo y mi prop6sitO no es per
iudicaSle, sine TODD 10 contra
rio. 81 nos e~ntendemOs. como
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

levantado ell brazo a Miller, por
disqualification de Alvarez.
Entonces lego la 'coladura"
de la comisi6n...-. y como re :
sultado la "batalla" de la Septi-
ma avenida.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06
CON Los GUANTES

FL e~scandalio o "chusmerfa" Chino Alvarez merecia la ds
del sabado, en- la Septima ave-cahficaci6n, pr Ihaber 'noquea
aida, entire los Sres. Alvarez, dc a .u oponente despues de so
Miller y sus admiradores, bien mar la campana. lie fe levan-
.merece una "serenata de from tado ell brazo a Miller Y enton-
Ipetilas". ces "a comision Sc mezcl6 y des-
Cuando las famiias latinas hizo ell falo, declarando ell COM
realizaban sus compras, cuando bate "sin decision.
centenares de mujeres y ninos La comisi6n pone a los jueces
transtaban por la Septima, sey ell arbitro Y despues Sc goza
les ocurri6 a esos ~boxsadores lleyandolos al "ridiculo', qui-
"armar la perrera". tandoles toda autoridad v dan
Una "gracia" que merece eldo lugar a rinas callejeras.
lreprcche de todas las personas iQue concepto tienen de la
Idecentes. mission de los jueces los senores
Para los boxeadores ell mejor comisionados, 81 empresario y
lugar de lucha es Ell "ring', donsus consejeros?
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

Desc credito a la comisi6n de
boxeo de Benjamin Field, a to-
das luces incapaz, por Ell comba-
te entire las "pandillas" de Mil
Ter y Alvarez, ell sabado por la
noche.
Dos Juices y ell referee acor-
daron, en- sG buen juicio, que
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

81 ESQ de la rina Sc provoc6
para aumentar ell "ballyhoo" de
la pelea de revancha, ell trio pu-
diera salirles por la culata a los
"alborotadores".
Hiriendo ell sentimiento publ
CO. con "incidentillos" como ell
del sabado, las pesetas Sc que
daran en- los bolsillos, no iran a
las taquillas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

Sin paciencia para seyuir es.
cuchando 4 aquel miserable,
Gustavo lie interrumpi6 de nue.,
vo, diciendole: -
Basal. iAcabe listed
prontol
1Que Ocurrencias tan IA
mosas tiene nstedLrepuso Ell
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

Icreo que nos entenderemos, me
convene que siga listed Ocupan
dc una posiei6n tan brillante.
va We como ~ me equivoque al
profetizarle lue eambiaria de
fortuna. Por 10 demas, 81 algo
digo Q6S pueda molestarle y
que no deba se, oidO por otras
i2%ersonas, no es culpa mia...
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

Gustavo volvi6 a suplicar tenn
bloroso:
-iSilencio, por Diosl.. MAS
.bajo...!
81 tanto miedo tiene a que
me oigan, escGcheme como de-
be escucharme y - me exalte.
va lhablarem6s luego... en-
cualquier sitio... fuera de aQui.
No, amiguito. A mi me con
vlene que sea aqui donde nos
entendamos.
Comprendi6 el infeIiz que no
le 9redaba otro remedio que
dcblegarse a los deseos de aquel
canalla, y balbuee6 abatido:
-Expliquese listed.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

Chino Alvarez, seg1n nos d.
cen personas bien enteradas, de
mostr6 ell sabado su ecuanimi :
dad.
Miller lie desafi6 a "pelear",
en- la via p1blica; pero ell Sr. AL
varez lie dijo que el solo peleaba
en- ell "ring'.
Mas tarde ell incidente sc com
plic6 y entonces ell "tirito', los
puhetazos, ell co~rre-corre, la po-
licia..-
Los "ninos" de la bronco de-
ben escoger para sus activida :
des, la otra vez, un aduar O IN
sitio mas apropiado.
La gaceta., 1936-01-06

de algunos sc acobardan y otroS
prueban su valentia.
Por la parte que nos toca, y
en- defensa del concrete iborci-
.teho y de las familias latinas,
protestamos contra csc brote de
pandillaje, que en- punto final
perjudicara grandemente a los
.pdgiles y ell arte de los punos.