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DEPORTES
CAPABLANCA DECLINE EN-
FAVOR DE

~Semmering, Austria, Sep. %.
La decima tercera etapa del
torneo de ajedrez Sc pospuso y
los ocho maestros tuvieron un
dia de descanso. Paul Keres, de
Etsonia, contin1a en- ell primer
lugar, con 81 ganadas y 49,
perdidas, y lie siguen Reuben
Fine, con 7 y s; Capablanca,
con 62 y 512, y Saio Flohr y
Samuel Reshevsky, con 6 y 6 ca
da uno.
Capablanca sufri6 la primera
derrota del torneo cuando deci
di6 conceder la victoria a Erich
Eliskases y no continuar la de-
Gina partida.
Ell cubano habfa perdido dos
peones mas que Eliskases GUAM
do la partida qued6 ap1azada, a
causa de un juego arriesgado y
erratico. Luego de estudiar bien
Ia posici6n de sus pleas, ell ex-
campe6n dijo que no habia nece
sidad de jugar de nuevo, porque
seria perder TEMPO.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

cuantioSos intereses de gu IA
milia, tarea en- la que di6 mues-
tras clarisimas del gran talento
que poseia en- ell orden econ6.
micosadministrativo, Ter
minado ell curse de Filosoffa,
ingres6 en- la Universidad a
estudiar leyes. Graduado de
bachiller en- Derecho, pas6 a
Santo Domingo, asiento de la
Audiencia antillana, con ell fin
de encargarse de la defensa
de su familia en- un pleito cue
en- SUI contra sostenfan podero-
SOS seiores, y en- ell cual, auto
rizado para abogar como de-
fensor, hizo gala de su saber
Y de su poderosa inteligencia,
logrando al cabo resolution
pronta Y favorable,
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puede pasar por alto su nombre,
no asi la de nuestro adelanto

puede pasar por alto su nombre,
no asi la de nuestro adelanto
" progreso cientifico, literario,
comercial y agricola. Esta parte
de nuestra historic no 10 podra
olvidar sin desdoro de la justi-
cia, pues su nombre resume to-
da una epoca, y es la concreci6n
de inumerables anhelos, de no
bles esfuerzos, de improbas lu-
chas en- Ell orden de las ideas. Lo
que Arrange v Parreno hizo por
su patria ,impulsandola por Ell
sendero de la cultura Y del bien,
equivale, teniendo en- cuenta los
tiempos en- que lie TOGO vivir, a
10 que luego hicieron por ella o.
tros en- ell campo de Ia acci6n. A
los pueblos lie van hacienda, en-.
sus distintas epocss de vida,
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
LA POSICION DE ALFONSO
LOPEZ

I'll sabado por la tarde, en- la
posici6n al bate de cada pelote-
70 de la Liga Nacional, Alfonso
Lopez, Ell tampeno, aparecia en-
el tercer lugar, comenzando por
la cola, con 81 carreras, 81 hits
y 2O8 puntos de promedio.
Solo dos peloteros tienen un
promedio inferior a Lopez,
Spencer, del Brooklyn, con 2O5,
y Durocher, del San Luis, con
20S.
Mueller, ell catcher que ha We
nfdo sustituyendo a Lopez, apa-
rece con Is carreras, 42 hits y
un promedio de 243.
lQue Influenza tendra ell
batting" declinante de Alfonso
en- su carrera para ell ano 1888?
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

concrete del hombre negro,
mancha de la civilization. Pero
iuego rectific6, declarandose
abolicionista. En- companfa de
Lris de las Casas Y de So primo
Jose y otros cubanos eminentes.
promovis la fundaci6n de la So
|ciedad Amigos del Pals, socie-
aad de la que fue uno de los pri-
mefos directories y factor impor
tante slempre. Fue su primer
Io'ieto' uno sobre la Agricultu-
"a y medios de fon1entarEa. 81
que do lugar a la creaci6n en-
Ia Haoana de una Junta de CO.
mercio Y Tribunal Mercanti1.
Fefteneci6 a la redacci6n del
Pcpel Pera6Gico. Nombrado A.
sesor del Tribunal de alzadas
ga Santo Domingo aha Sc fus.
~~~-- -
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
mArtires. Ahf esta Cristo. Ahi
esta Aguilera...
FRANCISCO DE arrange
Y PARRENO

No fue un ap6stol de la liber-
tad de su pals; no fue siquiera
un enamorado del divine ideal
de Independence. Nacido en- la
colonia, educado en- ell amor a
Espaha, Sc sentia espanol. Con
ieaitad sirvi6 a la mGdre patric,
aunque siempre en- beneficio de
su TERRA y de sus paisanos. En-
tire las sombras que envolvian a
Cuba Y a sus hijos en- aquel
entonces, 81 era como faro de
lug La historic, naestra histo-
ria de heroismos y martirios,
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
IL ACxgrk
BASE BALL.
LAS ABEJAs ~DERkoTADAs
DOS VEcES POR LOS CT
GANTES

Los Gigantes batearon aver 3
hits en- ell primer desafio con las
Abejas y cuatro en- Ell segundo,
pero alcanzaron una dode vic
toria. En- eleprimero lanzo Hub
bell, pero la victoriAe lie acre
ditto a Brown, y Fette cargo de
nuevo con la derota, luego de
sustituir a tanning. Mueller, el
catcher, no bate6 de hit; Alton
so Lopez, que actu6 eff Ell segun-
do desafio, tampoco pup9 "co-
nectar"
Lohrman triunf6 en- ell segun-
do, por los neoyorquinos, va
Turner Sc lie otorg6 credito por
la derrota.
Nueve desafios lie quedan por
jugar al New York. Ganando
caatro Sc metera el campeona-
to en- ell bolsillo, aunque Ell ChG
cago triunfe en- los seis que lie
restan por jugar.
Boston &c. 4h, lie; New York
C, 5h, 2e.
Boston 1c, 5h, lie; Ney York
&c, Al, De.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Hitler lie prepare a Mussolini,
en- Munich, Alemania, una re :
cepci6n a la que asistieron 400
bellisimas actrices Y bailarinas,
las mas notables de Alemania.
LEGO a la reception ell cam
pe6n aleman Max Schmeling,
vestido con levita y llevando en-
la cabeza un sombrero de copa.
La ropa lie embarazaba al p1 :
gil, que es marido de una actriz.
Las mas bellas ~actrices deia-
ron en- un rinc6n a los dictado :
res y rodearon a Schmeling. Sc
decidieron por ell macho n1mero
1, desdenando indirectamente a
los verdugos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

De regreso de santo nomi

De regreso de Santo Domin-
go fuese a Espana, donde curs6
sus estudios superiores. ALI adj
.quiri6 fama de orador elocuen.
tie y brillante. va con ell titulo
de abogado, 10 nombraron apo
dorado en- la Corte del Ayunta-
miento de la Habana. Con esa
representation, defiende en4r-
gicamente, con macizos argu-
mentos, en- contra del Gobierno
los intereses de los cubanos. A
81, en- primer termino, Sc debie-
ron reformas ADMINISTRATORS
ilevadas a cabo de 1889 a 1893.
base de la prosperidad mate
rial y moral de Cuba.
Err6 Arrange y Parreno soste
niendo un dia la necesidad de
que eontinuara Ia trata y libre
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
FUE E L
FAMOSO YACHT ENDEA-
YOUR

Londres, Sep. 28-Ayer Sc re
cibi6 aqui Ia bueHa noticia de
haber sido encontrado en- ell mar
sin novedad a bordo, ell famoso
yacht" de regatas Endeavour
|, por cuya seguridad Sc abriga
Dan serios temores.
Ell vapor tanque Cheyenne
de bandera inglesa, hizo contac
to con ell yacht a 260 millas fren
tie a las costas de Irlanda, tele-
grafiandolo inmediatamente.
BESIDE ell dia Is de septiembre
no Sc tenian noticias de la famo
sa embarcaci6n, la que Sc vic
batida por I'm huracan con wien
to de LOS millas por bora.
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HASTE q pasado nomingo poi

Haste 81 pasado homingo por
la maj ia, Ell Chi Igd - haHa-
ba a kscabeza del "batting' en-
su 4. a, con 288 'puntos. Los
Cubs etambien contaban con ell
meier fielding 975 puntos.
En- ell orden al BATH ei pro :
porci6n de puntos, segulan a los
Cubs, los Piratas, con 1855; San
Luis, 1888; New York, 278; Fl :
ladelfia, 273; Brooklyn, 266
Cincinnati 256, y Boston PAS. ~
Despyes de los Cubs, en- Ell
fielding, aparecen: San Luis,
|974; New York, 973; Boston
973; Filadelfia 970; Pittsburg
e68; Cincinnati 966, y Broo-
klyn, 964. ~~
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Mike Jacobs debiera formtr
una "cadeIa" de espectaculos de
boxed, como hisiera ell difu9to
Jack Curley con las luchas.
Con los excelentes gladiado :
res que actdan a las 6rdeneS del
hebreo, TAMPA pudiera ser in :
cluida en- la "cadena."
Aquf ell p1blico patrocina las
peleas de primer orden; pero es
dificil atraerlo para las secun-
darias.
La idea Sc la "regalamos" a
Downing para que Sc la comuni
que a Jacobs.
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LOS GUANTEs

NADIA sabemos de la Acade-
mia de jim Downing 10 que nos
hace suponer que "descansara'
ell esta semana.
Ell boxeo continE de "capa cal
da" en- Tampa y sus contornos;
pero dfas mejores vendran.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 6
NESTOR CARBONELL
PROCERE
A ~BIOGRAFICOS

a sufrir. ALI vivi6 decepciona-
do, TEL tan lleno de ilusiones
siempre! y muri6 condo de pc
sares. Pero no ha muerto, he
mos dicho NAL. La muerte es la
proveedora del divide, mas tam
bien de la gloria. Conquistar
fama es prolongar la ex~isteneia,
porque aun estando muerto, Sc
viue en- la memoria de los de-
mas. La gloria sigue a los he
roes, pero no ahandona a los
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

r Nal6n iba en- el frente y SD Co
G.N patin6, chocando con ell que
guiaba Orenduff. Ell triunfo en-
la competencia Sc lie concedi6 a
Nal6n.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
LOS SEIS PRIMEROS BA.


En- la manana de hoy los seis
,primeros bateadores de las gran
des ligas eran los s~iguientes
Medwick, de los Cardenales, con
378 puntos; Gegringer, Tigres,
BIT; Mize, Cardenales, 1865; P.
Waner, Piratas, 356; Gehrig,
Yankees, 351, Y Travis, Sena :
dores, 348.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
PERECIO EN- NASHVILLE
UN JOVEN
Ia

Nashville, Tenn, Sep. 28--En
las carreras de automobiles que
Sc verificaban en- ell terreno de
la Feria del Estado, Howard
Cox, un joven ch6fer, perdi6 Ia
vida Y sufrieron lesiones graves
Ted Horn, de Chicago; Duke
Nalon, de Chicago, y Vern Oren
duff, de Tallahassee.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
LA POSICION DE LOS CLUBS

He aqui la posici6n de los
clubs en- la Liga Nacional New
York, 626; Chicago, sos; San
Luis, SAL Pittsburg, SGT; Bos-
ton, 507; Brooklyn, 412; Fila
defia, 401, Y Cincinnati, 381.
Liga Americana: New York,
campe6n, 676; Detroit, SOL; Chi
cago, 562; Cleveland, sol; Bos-
ton, 424; Washington, 486; FL
ladelfia, $40, y San Luis, 290.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
No obstante Ia derrota, Jose

No obstante Ia derrota, Jose
Rail Sc mantiene en- Ell terce-
lie siguen Salo Flohr y
Reshe1 sky.
En- Ia. decima tercera etapa,
Petrov jugasa con RGgosin, FL
ne con Eliskases, Heres con el
lcampe6H americana R9shevsky
Capablanca con Salo Flohr.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

AL frente del batting, Ell pasa.
10 domingo, aparecia ell Detroit
con 296 puntos. LIE seguian e.
San Luis, 285; New York, 284
Chicago, 283; Washington.
282; Boston, $40; Cleveland
275; y Filadefia, 266.
"Fildeo," en- la Liga America
ma; Detroit, OFT; San Luis, 973
New York, 973; Washington.
973; Chicago, 972; Cleveland,
971; Boston. 970, y Filadelfia,
965.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Los Rojos de Cincinnati lie ba
tearon 10 hits a Curt Davis, pc
no 81 supo controlar la situaci6n
De los IL hits del Chicago, que
lie produjeron 7 carreras, Hack
pogo tres Y Cavaretta otros tres.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie; Cincin-
natl DC, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Los Phillies vapulearon a los
Dodgers de Brooklyn, utilizan :
do a Passeau en- la Inca de fue-
go.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, Be; Filadel-
fla lie, 12h. Be.
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La GACETA

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Dc mas circulation en- II -spa
- n
R1cteriano Manteiga, Editor
gnscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
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LIGA AMERICANA

Atleticos Y Medals Rojas sc
dividieron los honores, ganando
Ell Boston Ell primero y perdien-
10 Ell segundo.
FiIadelfia &c, 5h, lie; Boston
Sc, 13h, lie.
Filadelfias &c, 8h, De; Boston
DC, 5h, lie.
Los Tigres, con Auker de pit
cher, dsrrotaron a los Indios en-
TN renido desafio,
Detroit &c, All, lie; Cleveland
1c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
RENTE A BAL
LAS POINT

A<A0 O4@N4
Buomiago por ~laftarde, a las
3, fxente a-BsRasG Point, Sc e.
tee ar gegatas a vela bajo la
ycci6K del Comite lue presi-
de ell joyen Houston Wall.
Sc han inscripto va las 81 :
guientes ambae Sciones y patro
nos: Goslin, de Jimmy Turner;
Patricia eHoustf Wall; Susan
he, lisbon Iinebk hugh Manana,
Clay Houston Eun eBau, Har :
ley Cawthon; Falerian, Val Kre
Ser; Kanaka, Don Sch horst;
Caroline, Edw Thomas, y Ora
gon, Wally So
Alghdes de los boteNdaran
ventaj8a los otros, seg1nA Ia ella
sificaci0R correspondence
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-03-12

SUPREME COURT

The fight launched by President Roosevelt to liberalize
the Supreme Court is fraught with many progressive pos
sibiities for the Negro. When the MIRA and the A were
killed by this court, the Negro suffered directly as well as
indirectly. The MIRA was designed, essentially, to raise the
wage standard Of the humber workers of this land, and
while there were many inequities as between white and col
ored at the start of the program, it IS easily probable that
these would have been corrected. For IKE New Deal admin
~istration has shown a disposition to correct any evils which
obviously discriminate between citizens on a basis of color.
We have concrete instances of this en- W projects in diff
ferent parts of the country where local labor policies have
been changed by orders from Washington.
In the case of the AAA, Negro farmers were b~enefitting
from its method of dealing with the American farm problem.
Perhaps all Negro farmers did not come under its juris-
diction, but those who did we're not heard to complain of
lack of receiving benefits due them under the law.
Other problems will arise, like the Farm Tenancy ques-
ton, which may require a Supreme Court decision to fully
establish a new rule Of procedure in this field.
Some citizens seem to fear a change in the Supreme
Court may give the President too much authority. Insofar
as the Negro is concerned, it would appear that the best
thing would be to make sure that the New Deal fundamental
changes in the economic structure O. our country be made
permanent while Roosevelt is in office, for it may be many
years before we get another President who will take the fair
and human attitude toward the underprivileged which he has
taken. If it takes hberaizng the Supreme Court to make
the New Deal policies the law of the land, from what we
have already seen of the Roosevelt program, it would be the
Negroes advantage to change the Court.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-03-12
AmendmentFor
Rights Asked

Toledo. ohio The text of a
proposed amendment to the civil
Rights statute Of ohio has heen
sent by the ohio state Conference
Of Branches Of the NAAcP to the
IFS senators ana representatives
OF the Ohio legislature with a
strong letter urging vigorous sup
port Of the amendment. IN addi-
ton. each Of the twenty-ene Ohio
branches Of the NAACP has been
asked to follow up The work Of
the state conference BY urging the
senators and representatives from
each district to support the a.
mendment. It Is the plan also
Of the state conference to employ
a representative to work actively
IN Columbus for favorable action.
The text Of the proposed d
mendment iss
whoever. being the proprietor
or his employ, keeper or manager
Of an inn, restaurant, eating house.
barhersshop public conveyance by
air, land or water. theater. store
or other place for the sale Of mer-
chandise. or any other place Of
public accommodation or amuse-
ment, owned or operated publicly
or privately, denies to a citizen,
except for reasons applicable q
like TO all citizens and regardless
Of color or race. the full enjoyment
Of the Accommodations. advantages.
facilities or privileges thereof, or,
bele 3 person who aides or M
cites the denial thereof. shall be
fined not less than fifty dollars
nor more than five hundred dol
lars or imprisoned not less than
thirty days nor more than ninety
days. or both.
The proposed amendment is be-
ing urged because Of the recent
case in which Mrs. Ellen Sissle
was refused service by the wo-
mems Wearing Apparel Shop In
the Terminal Tower Building in
Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. Sissle
brought suit for violation Of the
Ohio Civil Rights Act and a YER
dict in her favor was awarded by
the lower court. On appeal, how
ever, the decision Of the lower
court was reversed on the grounds
that the Ohio Statute. as it now
resds. does not classify a dress
shop as being a place of public
accommodation.
The Ohio State Conference of
Branches has asked the coopera-
ton Of al interested organizations
and individuals to secure passage
Of the amendment IN order that
the civil rights Of Negroes in Ohio
may be safeguarded.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-03-12
Civil Service Exam


The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the follow
ing open competitive examination,
Motor Transport Operator theavy
duty) (For filing the position Of
Transport Operator, Heavy Equip
ment).
Applications must be on file
with the manager, 18th U. $. CT
VII Service District, Federal Office
Building, Seattle, Washington, not
later than March 20, 1887.
This examination is for the pur-
pose Of filling vacancies in the U.
s. Forest Service, for duty in the
states Of Idaho, Montana, Oregon
and Washington, and IN positions
requiring similar qualifications in
the same locality.
Competitors will not be requir'
ed to report for examination Al
anv place, but will be rated OF
their experience and fitness.
Fun information may be obtain
"a FROM the 18th u. s. Civil Ser
i District. 45O Federal Office
building. seattle, Washington
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-03-12
HI. Thompson
Was Faithful Help

Elizabeth Hurt Thompson, born
in saulsberry. Missouri February,
1875. passed away in Seattle on
Wednesday, February 10. at Har-
borview Hospital. age 81 years.
She was united ia marriage to
Mills Thompson in 1902 at Omaha,
Neb. She has been a member Of
the Baptist Church since II years
Of age, and a member Of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church for u years. When
the present upbuiIding of Mt. Zion
as at stake and funds were call
led for to liquidate the debt. again
the faithful worker took her part,
and nobly carried on. One of the
outstanding acts to her credit,
which win long be remembered,
was the bringing of Roscoe Conk-
lin Simons, oramtor, to Seattle.
she not only negotiated for his
appearance, but personally guar
anteed his expenses. After the
expenses were paid she was able
to turn over more than $3.50 to
the treasurer Of Mt. Zion baptist
Church on the building fund. All
the more remarkable was this
when we consider a long working
woman who was fearless enough
to take from her own hard earn
iags Inc necessary cash, trusting
in the confidence of the people to
aid her. When csked by a friend
why she undertook such an adj
venture. she replied, II had read
much of him. I wanted to bear
him, give the people here and OPP
portunity to hear him, and last
but not least, to help my church.
l was rewarded by the financial
return and the support Of the peo-
pie"
This was only one of her gener-
osities. but to those who knew Mt.
Zion history, Mrs. Thompson's
name can never be forgotten.
IN recent years her health pre-
vented active service. Though hei
flesh was weak her heart was will
ing and she Ionged often for hei
church. She leaves to mourn hei
loss, her husband, Mills r. Thomp-
son Of Seattle; two brothers, AL
bert and william Hurt Of Mime.
apoIis and Omaha, respectively; 9
god child, Constance Pitter Of Sc
attic, and a host of friends te
mourn her loss.
She was an active lodge woman
and was organizer Of the knights
and Daughters of Tabor Lodge Il
Seattle.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-03-12
Negro Important Cog In
World Peace Campaign

PHILADELPHIA The integ-
ration of the Negro in the fight
for world peace is rapidly becom-
ing an accomplished fact, accord
ing to recent developments in the
national headquarters Of the EN-
Urgency Peace Campaign, 1t was
made known here today.
John Dillingham;. member Of the
national executive staff of the
Campaign stated that the primary
purpose Of the Emergency Peace
Campaign is to mobolize public
opinion against international wars
and to seek governmental action
to keep the United States out of
war and war out OF the world.
Urging the cooperation of the
Campaigns directors with the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People, Mr..
Dillingham; termed the latter "the
most competent organization in
America to fight for political JUS
tice for the Negroes" He stressed
the necessity for the field secret
aries Of the Campaign to work
together with his Association.
AS further recognition of the
Importance of migrating the
Negro as an American citizen in
this national mobilization for pea
&c, another outstanding Negro
leader. DR.. S. L. Mcdowell, of Lyn-
chburg, Va, has been added to the
staff to serve in Virginia and Nor
tn Carolina.
DR.. Mcdowell has a long and
extensive experience serving in in
terracial conferences in the South,
and has conducted Weeks of Pray
er in colleges. He has served In
pastorates for % years in Toronto,
Canada; Nashville and Browns
vile, Tenn; Durham, N. c.; and
Lynchburg. Va.
At the recent conference of field
secretaries OF the Youth Section,
held at Pendle Hill School, Wal
lingford, Pa, Ass Roselyn Conner,
director of youth work in south
ern Negro colleges, stated that the
conference marked a step for
ward in the thinking and action
Of the Emergency Peace Cam
paign".
John Harris, another field secre-
tary, in charge of Negro colleges
in the southwestern section of the
United States, also attended the
conference.
"The field secretaries" said Mr..
Harris. ARE concerned with doing
something effective with reference
to bringing about such political
and econoraic changes as are es-
sential to a just and ~peaceable
world order.
III This connection, the confer
ence reported that it is important
to the Campaign to look into the
laws which prevent Negroes FROM
voting and laws which would cham
&c these conditions.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-03-12
GHOST

The following, l1ih9 VPc1, hes
written N pencil or Ink, letter was
received BY the Enterprise for
publication. tWHO ARE J. H. e.
and ". G S p
10 the Editor Of the Ghost
Column"
WIN you please publish MS
item ii the next issue Of the Enter
priseg
The persons responsible Tor he
misstatement about the engage
mers OF Mr.. Henry to Miss
Houston wish to offer their apol-
ozies to the Henry family and to
Miss Houston. We resdze now
what q grave error wa mad ! and
We are really very sorry. Also,
please disregard any NAH thai vas
sent as they were mistakes too.
We assure them there win b no
more Of this, 50 we hope that they
win accept our most humble
apologies.
Signed: J a. G. ana v. 9. 5
Get hot. girls: Entered N our
midst IS q brand new Don Juan
fresh from all points last, affec-
aonately called Jimmie
Makes Bar maids hearts 90
pit-a-pata dead double Tor
our local Don JUAN Sir Charles
Allen OIL They can pass
for twins You may run
into him any place where thore's
ANOTHER FLASH:
she is tan and brown with
curly black locks likes to ride
in aeroplanes and green auto.
mobiles has day dreams
Is undecided about her ca
reer and. does she make those
goo-goo eyes when that certain
big Butter and Egg man drops
milf
Al unusual request to send !
letter through this column, adj
dressed 70 the very charming
voang ladv who takes her evening
meals 81 Jessies kitchen = some.
Times ats Ii the counter, and
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