davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-04-12

A bitter quarrel Tim remembered. And in
the end she had slammed the bedroom door
and turned the key against him. He had
pounded in vain. And then he had paced the
floor outside, perhaps for an hour. At last, he
had flung himself down at the piano. A song
had come out of it. 1t wasn't commercial
thing - too stark with pain for that. It was,
really, nothing but his hearts ache in savage
roulades and arpeggios. He played it over and
over until the room rang with the wild strain.
Then the madness had descended. An TN
(Confinvsd on pcse 12)
Evening star., 1936-04-12
Acquitted of murder - but in her husbands ewes,
guilty of still greater crime. A dramatic
story of mans doubt and Woman's love
by JEAN r RANCIS WEBB

She was looking at him intently, but he
could not move toward her. At last, with
little gesture of one hand, she turned away.
Her phonogaph stood open ON little table
near the windows. She shuff1ed a pile of
records, selected one, jerked nervously at the
lever.
II tuas all so logical.
They had quarreled violently that night,
and about Hamish. Because he had been call
ing at the fiat too often. Because he wanted
Lily. and his dark eyes glowed desire whenever
she spoke to him.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE or
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH IL d.
CIAL CIRCUIT. MONROE COIN
TI. IN CHANCERN.


Complainant,
GEORGE MAURICE SHAW,
Defendant.
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the aboVe-Stated cause that
George Maurice Shaw, the defend
ant therein named, is a non-resi-
dent of the State of Florida and
resides at Rockland State Hospital.
Orangeburg, New York; that said
one years: that there is no person
in the State of Florida the service
Of a summons in chanccry upon
whom would bind said defendant
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant he and h. is hereby re
quired to appear to the bin al COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday, the Nth day Of June.
4. ID. 1886, otherwise the allega-
tions of said bill Will he taken as
confessed by said defendant
1t is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a new spaper
published in said county and state
Done and ordered this 9Th day of
May, 1886.
(Circuit Court SeaD
ROSS {. SAWYER.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY (Sd) FLORENCE +. SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk.
(SdD ALLAN II. CLEARE. JR..
Solicitor for Complainant.
may5-l2-l9-26; jun2
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Society
Making Plans For
Dance and Cabaret

Arrangements are now being
completed for the NJ oonlig h
Dance and Cabaret to be given
Saturday night, May 80, at the
Habana-Madrid Club. Sponsors Of
this entertainment are Belle De
Poo and sister Teddy Clayton.
Mrs. Clayton is a professional
dancer from New York, who came
to Key West for the special pur-
pose of directing the dance num-
bers for the cabaret, and to assist
in arranging the other modern
features of the floor show.
The sponsors assure patrons
that 10 feature acts are to form
the entertainment with solo and
ensemble numbers in which will
be interpolated modern numbers
which have been acclaimed hits il
a number of the larger cities.
One of the acts which promise:
to be outstanding is the nev
Champagne Waltz to be danced b.
Mrs. DePoo, Mrs. Clayton, and
Silvio PARA.
Any and all information in con-
with the Cabaret and
Dance may be obtained from Mrs.
DePoo.
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You and Your
Nations Affairs
More of the Farm MYTH
By GUS W. DYER
Professor OF Economics and Sociology, Vanderbilt Unirers

with the throttle wide open. Contrary
to the prevailing idea in rural Amer
lea the get-rich-quick fever is not con-
fined exclusively to the vicinity sur
rounding the corner of Broad and
Wall in New York City.
During this period farmers all over
tine country sold their farms at two or
three times their original purchase
price and bought larger farms and
assumed larger mortgages. Even as
the silk-hatted gambler in Wall
Street.
Although farmers all over the
country Joined in this speculative
orgy those in New England, the East,
the South. and the Middle West were
comparatively conservative. 1t was
the farmers of the progressive states
of the West who became the real
plungers. The ceiling was the limit!
Over one half of the increase in mort
gage indebtedness for this period was
added by nine out of the 48 states. It
may surprise the stock gambler to
find that these states are the ones
whose representatives in Washington
are most critical of that "ole devil"
Wall Street-Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Nebraska. Iowa. California. North
Dakota. South Dakota. Wyoming and
Idaho. The farm mortgag- indebted
ness figures for four of these pictures
bout what happened in all:
1910 1920
Minnesota s77.S66.0eo s254.475. 900
Nebraska 62.373,000 1853, 507, 900
Wisconsin 146.S50.O00 354574.O00
Iowa 2o4. 243.OO0 489 BIT 900
The increase in farm mortgage in
debtedness of Iowa for this period
was greater than that of the six New
England States. plus that of New Jer-
sey. Delaware, Maryland. Virginia.
North Carolina. South Carolina.
Mississippi. Georgia. Alabama. Ar
kansas, Louisiana, Florida and West
Virginia combined. Yet the mortgage
indebtedness of Iowa is only fifty per
cent of the value of the land mort
gagged. The mortgage increase in the
little progressive State OF Nebraska
between 1910 and 1880 was greater
than that of the six New England
States plus that Of New York. Penn
sylvania and New Jersey.
Most farm mortgages are construc-
tive and signify progress. To interpret
a mortgage as signifying distress is
stupid; the mortgage. when not
abused. is a great instrument Of in
dustrial progress.
The fact that farmers in certain
states have engaged in wild land spec
ulation and have lost, is no sort Of
justification for special governmental
aid. For men. under such conditions.
to appeal to the government to as
sess the millions of consumers and
thus compensate them for their losses.
is to confess that they are incapable
of taking the dose they cooked up for
themselves. Americans in the past
have proved that they can take it!
ghox coro NJ ,bie no,reh1Aerl
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Big Dance Tonight
At HabanG-Madrid

Habana-Madrid Club is expect
ed to be filled to capacity tonight
for the Big Extraordinary Dance
which Chef Brownagle and his II
piece orchestra will ill the ecirst
night of their engagement in this
city
Chef Brownagle's orchestra is
the famous Miami Biltmore Band
and is one of the best organiza-
tons of its kind in Miami.
In addition to the II musicians
there will be a lady singer. The
orchestra will PUT ON a floor show
of snappy entertainment in which
there will be many new and nov
city acts.
Scores OF reservations have al
ready been made for this dance.
Brownagle's orchestra will also
play tomorrow and Thursday
night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19
COURT HEARING
FOR E. GARCIA
DEFENDANT PLACED UNDER
BOND TO AWAIT TRIAL
IN CRIMINAL COURT

Enrique Garcia was arraigned
for hearing yesterday afternoon
in the court of Judge Rogelio Co
mez on a charge of assault and
robbery. The complaining wit
ness was Chester w. Harris.
Mr.. Harris alleged that while
walking through the cemetery
Saturday night he was assaulted
by Garcia and a sum of money
more than $40, was taken from
his person.
Several witnesses were called
and the committing magistrate,
after hearing all the evidence,
found probable cause and placed
the defendant under bond of $500
to appear for trial at the next
term of criminal court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19
SPONGE SALES
HELD MONDAY
MANY PRODUCTS OF FINE
GRADE PURCHASED BY
THREE OF BUYERS

Fine grades Of sponges marked
the offerings at the municipal
sponge sales dock yesterday when
three buyers purchased the entire
stock.
One buyer fought to the amount
of S919.65; ¬her's purchases
totalled $694.20, and the others
tetalled $50. The offerings
brought S1.663.85. There will be
more open for bids tomorrow.
Last week the same three buy
ers were in competitive bidding.
The purchases were: $903.11;
$936.25; S1.195.97. respectively,
making a total of $3,062.33.
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~ D o D 0 0
CLASSIFIED
COLU NJ N
sssesssssssesssssesssss Q

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of &c a word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
25c.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as we'll as their tele.
phone number if they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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Total amount of
mortgage in
debtedness go. $ 4,OSO.196. 900
Total value of the
farms mort
gagged ......... 1O,815. 1876. 900
Total value of all
farms operated
by owners ..... 21.123, 100000
Total value of
farms carrying
no mortgage. ;. 10,8l5, 10000
It will be seen that mortgaged in
debtedness is less than 40 per cent of
the value of the land mortgaged. and
less than 20 per cent of the value of
all farms operated by owners Farm
mortgage Indebtedness in the South
ern States is less than 16 per cent of
the value of all farms operated by
owners.
Then consider that the total value
of all farms operated by owners was
S9,129, $4,000 in 1900 and increased
to S21. 123, 100000 in 1880.
This increase was nearly three
times the amount of the total farm
mortgage indebtedness as will be seen
ny comparison OIL the uSuTeS IN the
table at the beginning of this article.
Have in mind also that this increase
in farm mortgage indebtedness does
not picture a depressed condition in
agriculture but is on the other hand
the result of unusual prosperity. Alb
normally high prices for farm prod
ucts prevailed.
Take also the decade from 1917
to 1920. conceded by all to be period
of great agricultural prosperity. The
total farm mortgage indebtedness in
creased from S1.72O,173.000 in 1910 to
S4,003. $4,000 in 1920 This tremen-
dous increase was not due to any dis
parity between farm income and
prices which the farmer had to pay
but was due on the other hand to the
desire of the farmer to &c rich quick
through land speculation. When the
goose is hanging high the land specu-
lating Joy rider hits tn high spots
address questions to the al
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FELLOWSHIP CLUB
CONDUCTS SESSION
MUCH INTEREST MANIFEST
ED AT MEETING HELD
LAST EVENING

Many matters OF interest were
discussed at thc meeting of the
Eoys Fellowship Club last night,
and the excellent attendance
heightened the interest and the
boys were all imEucd with the
desire to accomplish, was evil
denccd.
Tentative plans for great
weiner roast were laid, to be Civ
en- on the night of June 5, and the
proposition to present play in
the near future was received with
approval. 1t is understood that
the cast will re composed Of all
local folk.
Proposals to arrange several
outings during the summer were
received with expressions of joy,
especially when one of these was
suggested as a summer camp for
about one week. All the boys are
hoping that nothing viii happen
to prevent naturalization of the
plans.
1t is the general opinion of the
membership that under the lead
ership of the new president, Ralph
Thompson. with the assistance of
the other officers. tie club will
make rapid strides toward becom-
ing a strong factor for the good
of boys and young men of Key
West.
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ANDERSON FAVORS
OLD ACE PENSION

Judge l. Muncy Anderson, cam
didate for state comptroller, to-
day emphasized his favorable at
titude towards Old Age Pension
legislation, and stated that this is
subject of transcendent import
ance.
mo other social question of
the present more urgently de-
mands sagacious legislation, and
yet the principle of granting ola
age pensions has met with more
diverse kinds of opposition than
any project yet brought seriously
forward as a scheme demanding
governmental support and con-
troll" Judge Anderson said.
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CORAL GEMS
GIVEN PRAISE

Rev. A. L. Maureau, compiler of
the pamphlet. Coral Gems" re-
Gently published in Key West,
and a product of The Artman
Press. is in receipt of many let
ters congratulating him on its
publication.
One of the letters is from Rich
ard Reid, editor of "The Bulle-
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LEG AIS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COIRT
IN AND FOR MONROE COZ NTA.
FLORIDA


I'm Re Estate Of
HUGH GUM.
Decea Sed.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and an persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate:
You, and each Of YOU. are hereby
notified and required To file any
claims and demands which you, ur
either Of yoi. may have against the
estate of HUGH GUM. deceased.
late of Monroe County. Florida. to
the Hon. Rogelio Gomez. County
Judge of Monroe County. Florida
al his office in the County Court
House, in Monroe County. Florida.
within eight calendar months from
the date OF the first publication
hereof All claims and demands
not presented within the time and
in the manner prescribed herein
shall be barred as provided 10y Law.
Dated at Key West. Florida. this
25th day of April, A. j. 1886.
NATHALIE TAYLOR.
As Administrative (. T. 4. of III.
Estate of Hugh Gum. I'-ctaS-d
apr2S: may5-l2-1s
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with $34,00O.OOO. and New York
third with $26,OO0,OOO. From the
RFC for self-liquidating projects
California has borrowed S99,000,-
600. New York is second with
SIS, 100000. and Louisiana third
with $14.000,000.
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in studying the
relation of farm
mortga ges to
the agricultur-
al problem.
In 1880. B.
9ll.644 farms
were owned
wholly by those
who operated
them. OF this
number 1885,
SUI or over U
per cent were
absolutely free
of mortga ge.
Consider. also.
these figures:
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That the Roosevelt Administra-
ton is making some progress in
lining up the progressive senate
group, is apparent. Senators John
son, La Toilette. and Norris are
on record in favor of the re-
election of the President and have
the tacit support of the Democrats
in their states. The latest reported
move involves Senator Couzens of
Michigan, who, it is thought, faces
formidable opposition as a Repub-
lican. The idea seems to be that
the Michigan senator, who has not
determined upon his course, may
be given the Democratic nomina-
ton along with that of an indie
pendent Republican party. Sena-
tor Couzens has been politically
independent since he took the
place Of Truman H. Newberry but
has been a supporter of most of
the Administrations policies.
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.ssse1
PERSONAL MENTION

Joe Fernandez. purser with one
of the large airplane lines, arrived
this morning for a visit with his
family.
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tn" of Augusta, Ca, who says
among other things in praise of
the booklet: key West ought to
be grateful to you"
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1935-New York City police
names public enemies in drive on
crime.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

The type Of farmer discussed here
is the farmer who owns and operates
his farm-the real American farmer.
His condition is of chief Importance
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ssssssssssssssssssssssss
Today In History

1886 - Died-Anne BOleyn.
one of the wives of Henry VIII
and mother of England's Queen
Elizabeth, aged %, beheaded on
charge Of treason.
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The states and their political
subdivisions now owe the federal
government something more than
$1,000, 100000. The PWA has
loaned or obligated itself to adj
vance $594,456.652. The RFC has
on its books loans for relief total
ing $299.9S4.999 and in addition
$173,137,055 advanced for self
liquidating projects. The state of
New York has borrowed from
PWA about $1S6.OOO.OO0. Illinois
is next with S57,00O.000. and
Texas is third with S44,000.000.
From the RFC for relief Illinois
has received the largest amount.
S55, 100000. Pennsylvania is next
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Richard w. Barnes, of Miami,
was an arrival by plane this morn
ing. coming in the interests of the
candidacy. of Colonel John o. Nc
Namara for the office of adjutant
general of Florida.
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Looking At Washington

Continued from Page One)
Mr.. Austin points out, the figures
are merely estimates and may be
subject to error.
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Assistant State Attorney j.
Lancelot Lester, who was attend
ing a meeting of the State Demo
cratic Committee in Jacksonville,
returned by plane this morning
from Miami.
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1924-U. s. Senate repassed
Soldiers Bonus Bill over Presi-
dents veto.
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191S-MajOr Raoul Lufbury
French-born American aviator,
greatest American ace in World
War. killed in action.
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1s91-Populists Peoples Par
ty Of the United States). organic
ed in Cinc.nnati-lasted TO about
1910.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large store, up
stairs and downstairs. Duval
and Caroline streets. Apply P.
o. Box ia. may19-1tX
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1798-Napoleon with a huge
armament sailed for the conquest
of Egypt.
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FOR SALE CHEAP: Howard
Piano. Apply Gaiti's Barber
Shop. apr23
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE-Two
bundles for SC. The Citizen Of
flee. oct16
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PERSONAL CARDS-iOO printed
cards. $1.25. The Artman
Press. auR7
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FURNISHED APARTMENT with
electric ice box. 1901 Eaton
street, phone 879-J. may9-1mox
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TWO FURNISHED HOUSES. Ap.
ply 1920 Grinnell street.
may1
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Beer and Wine Bust
ness in good location. $3.50.
Box K, The Citizen. may18-7tx
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SECOND SHEETS-5OO for SOC.
The Artman Press. aug7
La gaceta., 1936-01-08
LEGO REZLAFF A CHICA.
GO

Chicago, Enero 8.-Para su
)elea con ell negro Jose Luis a.
frib6 aver desde su rancho de
1000 acres en- North Dakota,
Charley lRetzlaff, a quien en- un
tempo Sc incluyera entire los lie
gftimos aspirantes a la corona
del peso pesado, La batalla con
Jose Luis Sc efectuara ell dia II
de este mes, a Is asaltos.
Dicen que 70 soy ell hombre
condenado a la derrota y a ser
"acostado''. Me allegro saberlo.
Espero que otra veg Sc enga :
men,.
Re5zlaff lleva sostenidas 20
peleas y so de elias las ha CANA
do por nocaut. Piensa depender
por complete de su mano dere-
cha, la mano que hace algunos
amos derrib6 a Tom Heeney Y la
que recientemente trio a Art
'Lasky, Otro aspirante a cam :
pe6n.
La gaceta., 1936-01-08
LAS CARRBRAS DE GAL
Cos EN- SULPHUR SPRINGS

Les galgos Beret y Doutle
,anaron la doble apuesta
de anoche, abonandose les bole-
tcs a $4S.80, Gay Lag vencio EN-
la octaVa carrera, superando a
Bad Sally, la favorita, que lego
en- segundo lugar.
Jerry Cross Sc distingui6 en-
la novena competencia, pagan
dose sus bcletos a SIG, $3.50 y
$500. La %quiniela de combina-
ci6n en- esta carrera Sc page a
$3.50.
Dark Rena venci6 en- la Guar
ia y sus boletos Sc pagaron a
$1.10.
En- las otras carreras triun-
faron Pat Tyrell, Scci1 Crick,
Chance; Lad y Sweet Dictator.
La gaceta., 1936-01-08
Quedo fnmado el contrato para la
pelea Chino Alvarez-Baby Miller

Con la "solemnidad" de cos :
tumbre, Chino Alvarez, ell "as-
tro" de West Tampa, y Baby
Miller, la "estrella", firmaron
aver un contrato obligandose a
pelear ell venidero viernes por
la noche, en- Benjamin Field, a
10 asaltos Y con un referee que
Downing important.
Miller, a quien Chino acost6
ilegalmente, peyandole despues
de haber sonado la campana, de
sea un arbitro de experiencia
no a un joven como Rodriguez.
Iy Chino asegura que para E.
cualquier referee es bueno, por.
que a Miller 10 recogeran de Ia
lop sin conocimiento, y lie pc
La gaceta., 1936-01-08
BABY MILLER PUSO A DOR
MIR A BOBBY GAINES

st. Petersburg, Enero Sci
zurdo Baby Miller, de Tampa,
demor6 aver el comienZo de su
pelea por Is minutes, pero re-
compens6 a los espectadores
con formidables puietazos que
en- tres asaltos derribaron a
Bobby Gaines, peso ligero de
Oklahoma. Con un gancho de
izquierda a la mandibula, ell de
a cuenta de 10 segundos, Cal
mes estuvo a punto de ser lanza
10 por entire las sogas. Los Off
ciales de la Legion al principle
anunciaron que Miller no pelea
ria y que la sustituiria Tony Mo
min, por tener lastimado un
hombro; perO despues de exami
mario Ell medico Baby conyino
en- sostener ell "bout".
Miller tonic la Ofensiva en- Ell
primer round, aplicandole III E.
fectivo gancho de izquierda a la
mandibula de su adversario.
Gaines lie contest6 con cabs"
a la cabeza.
Gaines, en- ell segundo asalto,
pas6 su guardia a la izquierda,
con Ell fin de confundir a Mil
Ter; pero tan prontO ell tampeho
comprob6 la superioridad de su
agilidad y destreza, lie ATTIC va
rias i~zquierdas a la cabezat y
gOlpes de derecha a la Mandolin
la.
La gaceta., 1936-01-08

AL empezar ell tercero Miller
pogo bajo y ell arbitro lie amo-
nest6. Volvi6 a pegar bajo y lie
amonestaron de nuevo, esta vez
con energia. Gaines, a quien los
golpes ilegales no hicieron dalo,
bailaba a su alrededor, Veinte
segundos mas tarde, con I'm te-
rrible gancho de izquierda a la
mandfbula, ell cludadano de O.
klahOma GAIA a la Iona, vencido.
Earl Storch, de Palm River,
derrot6 en- ell semifinal a Curly
Hearne, de Texas, "acostando :
10" en- Ell cuarto asalto.
La gaceta., 1936-01-08
SPIEGEL ACOSTO A PEIEY
MIKE

West Palm Beach, Enero g.
En- ell programa ofrecido ano :
che por la Legion Americana,
joey Spiegel, de Pittsburg, con
un peso de lat libras, puso a
dormir a Petey Mike, de South
ampton, L. l., que pesaba $50.
Ocurri6 la caida en- ell septimo
asalto Y es la primera vez que
Miller ma sido "noqueado" en-
los cuadrilaterOs locales, donde
es muy cOnocido.
Tommy Spei2el, hermano de
Joe, de 1872 libras, venci6 en- ell
semifinal a Billy Avera, de 1876.
La gaceta., 1936-01-08
DEPOR TES
LA COMISION ATLETICA
NO LIE QUISO OAR LA IL
CENCIA A BATH

New York, Enero 8.-La pc
lea entire Red Burman, patroci-
nado de Jack Dempsey, y Hank
Bath, patrocinado de Jack
Kearns, no sc efectuara ell vier-
mes, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, porque la comisi6n atleti-
ca del estado Sc neg6 aver a con
ceder licencia de gladiator q
Bath, ell ahijado de Kearns.
Ell presidente Phelan anunci6
que ell permiso no Sc concedera
hasta que Sc reciban informes
pedidos a la costa del Pacifico.
"Hemos pedidos datos y no lie.
garan antes del ~viernes".
"'Por 10 tanto la pelea no po-
dra verificarse".
Protestaron vigorosamente
de la conducta de los comisiona-
dos, ell coronel Fitzpatrick, presi
dente de la corporation, Y Ell con
certador de peleas Jimmy John
stone. si.
La empresa del Garden ha :
bia anunciado que en- las esqui-
mas de los gladiadores estarian
Dempsey y Kearns, como direc-
torres antagonistas.