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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
INAUCURATINC
COUNTY nurse
WORK MONDAY
Program Mapped by Red
Cross Committee for
Disease Prevention
SUGGESTIONS AND
COOPERATION ASKED

At Il meeting Of the Red Gross
committee of Henderson county
at the high school last night
plans for the work Of the coun-
ty nurse were made and relative
problems were discussed.
Present at the meeting were j,
C. Coston, county chairman. Mrs
Dorothy Mccoy, F. NJ. Waters
Rev. B. f. Wall, Dr.. Fred O.
Trotter and Mayor A. V. Ed,
wards. Dr.. T. w. Sumner, coun-
ty health officer, was unable to
be present.
1t was the opinion of the com.
mittee that under the present lin.
tied plan, Mrs. Mccoy could dc
more and better work in an cdu'
cational line in the schools Of the
county, than to attempt any work
in the homes Of the county. Work,
ing with the school authorities
and the teachers, particularly the
home economics teachers, training
could be given to the teachers
which could be passed on TO the
pupils.
z Tita ID high schools and -elc-
mantary schools in the county, ii
would be impossible for one nurse
to examine all the children or to
reach even small percentage OF
the children directly, and the
committee decided that if a pro-
gram could be worked out for
preventive work as beginning
rather than to attempt curative
work, Mrs. Mccoy would be of
greater service to the county.
In the future, if the program
permits, additional help would be
added to go into the homes and
treat patients.
Mrs. Mccoy will start on Mon
day in the county and city
schools, Interviewing principals
and teachers in an effort to as
certain their views as to the best
method by which her work can
be done, and it is hoped by the
committee that the principals of
the schools can be brought to-
gether for a general discussion OF
the health problems, relative to
setting up the final plans for the
system under which Mrs. Mccoy
will be able to do the most good
in the county.
"The committee hopes that the
people of the county will cooper
ate in every way possible with
Mrs. Mccoy" Mr.. Coston said,
zone nurse cannot hope to cover
the county individually, and we
feel that through the schools we
will be able to work to the great
est advantage of all. Each school
will be allotted its share of the
time available for instruction
work"
'In the future we hope to be
able to extend the work. Mrs. Nc
Coy and the committee of the Red
Cross will welcome suggestions as
to the best way to carry out the
present program"
Mrs. Mccoy will work under
the supervision of the Red Cross
committee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
CITY MOVES TO ENFORCE TAX
AND STREET PAVINGPAYMENTS
Seeks Consummation April
| of Suits Now Pending
in Superior Court

The city of Hendersonville will
proceed to enforce payment of
past due taxes and street assess
ments on April l through the con-
summation of foreclosure suits
now pending in superior court and
by the institution of suits against
properties where street assess
ments are now in arrears.
Notice of such intention on the
part of the city commissioners is
published in a tax notice in The
Times-News today.
The notice, in the form of a
resolution, was adopted at a
meeting of the city commissioners
on January 6.
The resolution sets forth the
fact that there is an accumulation
of unpaid taxes and street assess
mems which have been in arrears
for a number of years, and that
a policy of leniency has been pur-
sued due to general conditions.
The resolution also states that
statutes have been procured to as
sist these taxpayers by allowing
them to pay with bonds, notes and
coupons.
The city debt settlement plan
has been consummated the reso-
luton points out, and, in order to
carry out this program, it is nee
essary that all taxes and street
assessments in arrears be paid.
The tax collector will prepare
statements showing all past due
taxes and street assessments ana
formal notice will be given to de-
linquent taxpayers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
BUSINESS HOPEFUL
IF CONGRESS ACTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. CUP
Winthrop Aldrich, chairman of
the Chase National bank, New
York, and J. d. A. Morrow, presi-
dent of the Pittsburgh Coal Co.,
yesterday forecast an early end
to the trade recession if congress
and the administration will modify
or repeal stringent tax legislation,
inspire confidence in industry and
balance the budget.
Both appeared before the SEN
ate committee investigating unem-
ployment and relief. Aldrich, one
of the nations outstanding bank
ing authorities, endorsed the New
Deals 1898 and 1895 banking acts
and agreed that there should be
some federal regulation of securi-
ties exchanges. He said certain"
Continued on page six
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
IlUc, Patriotic
Clubs Backing
Presidents Ball
'Qccaneers Engaged to
Play for Event, Night
Of January 3lst

ne Buccaneers of Asheville will
ioy the 1898 Presidents Bail
Dc aeld at the city gym on Mon
r, e'enlng, January 81.
us orchestra is widely known
.-gno1t this section Of the
and IS very popular with the
PIE here. After contracting sew
4. 'taer bands, Chairman A. V.
taa'ds selected the Buccaneers
consultation with other mem
, OF The ball committee.
cHeta for the dance are being
.leQ today and members of the
'rSanlZations of the city will
ga sales at once in an effort to
d many people as possible in
E Ssyed IN this project.
T1s'entr per cent of the funds
FgLel from the dance will be
IN Hcndersonviile for the
,goSe Of treating infantile par
- Victims who are unable 10
Tor themselves and to pre-
Inc spread of this disease.
'CccedS from the fund in the
nave been used very advan-
Ji2:u>Iy towards this purpose, &C
.IE 70 II. 3. Kelly, treasurer
Vie ball committee, and with
increase funds this year a
~ zeal more should result from
work.
ae Chamber of Commerce, Ro-
and kiwanis clubs, American
,oa and American Legion Aux
r.; Junior Welfare club, Wo-
club and other organiza-
IN the city arc cooperating
'e staging of this benefit.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
DEATH TAKES
]. {. STEPP, 70
Son Under Bond in Alleged
Assault; Autopsy Is
Pending

]. Z. Stepp, aged about 70,
died this morning about 4 a. m.
at his home in the Blue Ridge
section, beyond Dana.
Corner Bruce A. Cox stated
this morning that a jury had been
impannelled, but that no date had
vet been set for an inquest into
the death. Coroner Cox said that
an autopsy would be performed
this afternoon at the Stepp Flu
neral home in an effort to deter
mine the cause of death.
Coroner Cox stated this morn
ing that Mr.. Stepp allcgedly was
assaulted by his son, James, few
months ago, at which time the
elder Stepp was struck on the
head, according to Mr.. Cox.
Coroner Cox stated that Mr.,
Stepp had been i'll since. About
a month ago, the coroner report
ed, he was called to the Stepp
home, at which time Mr.. Stepp
made the statement to him that
he had been struck by his son.
According to records in the
clerks office, James Stcpp had
been charged with assault on his
father, and is under $500 bond
pending a hearing, set for next
month.
Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made, pending the cor
oncr'S investigation.
Mr.. Stepp is survived by seven
sons, Govan, Furman, Layfette,
James, billiard, Mack and Albert,
and three daughters, Mrs. Louella
McCraw, Mrs. Minnie Stepp and
Mrs. Ethel Justus.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
EIND CONGRESS
Turns TOWARD
CONSERVATISM
Euyey Shows Wholesale
Fight on Central Con-
Germs Lacks Support
DEFINITION AS TO
THESE SAID HAY

WASHINGTON, Jan. -. (UP)
i preliminary canvass Of congress
1 oral sentiment today indicated
Ia, the administration would nave
EiFlcu.,y in achieving as obJec-
E. Of the death sentence
through legislation on all business
Io'ding companies pronounced yes
kriav BY President Roosevelt at
II, bi-weekly pres, conference.
There Is UreUoUderaut sentiment
\ both houses 20 Iif, business re-
tricticus, rather than add new
hes. and also there IS a definite
rend away from reform measures
4 favor ct those when would pro-
Aote recovery.
The r,ilitv death sentence" act
bay,ei the senate with only one
H.. MARGIN and them only after
h. administration had compro-
! ised on vital provisions.
The New Deals objective TO rid
h. economic Structu- Of all hold
!, 10 companies as disclosed by the
era,ifent calls for AN onpn.ng at
L. on holding compan'e, in the
4 ,siress and the White House still
4 s,rdrfrg % choice NJ weapons 10
II rssd in the coming drive which
1 eypected TO touch every seq
hent of American industry.
TIE death sentence imposed
b. holding companies in the util-
h. industry in the 1885 act is a
|tev toward the new purge The
Iresiiert revealed hat Wendell
]. Wilkie. head of the Common
health and Southern Corp, re-
iently had urged him 70 relax this
|eStriction and that his plea had
zen rejected.
immediately aftnr the nresi-
tn,'s revelation of this broadened
lny he won agreement from in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
CITY MINISTERS TO
GATHER ON MONDAY

A meeting of the City Minis
terial association will be held at
the First Methodist church Mon.
day morning at II o'clock. All
ministers Of the county are also
cordially invited to attend this
service and to become members
of the association which meets on
the first Monday after the second
Sunday of each month. This meet
ing on next Monday will be a
special meeting postponed from
last week.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
EXPECT ROYAL HEIR

SOESTDYK CASTLE, THE
NETHERLANDS, Jan. Is. w
Police guards around Soestdyk
castle where Princess Juhana Is
expecting the birth of a royal nelr
in a few days, were increased 10
TX men today following rumors
that several dangerous interna,,
tional anarchists had enVereu
Holland.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
EXTINGUISH BLAZE
AT DR.. DAHL'S HOME

The fire department answered
call this afternoon at the home
of DR.. Oliver Dahl on Fourth ave-
nue. west.
A small roof fire did only a lit
tie damage.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15

This was the advance buying
which stimulated production, thus
piling up large inventories and
with an excess movement of goods
into consumption.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
WEATHER

c,r,uv fair tonight and Sun
T,,Ic change in temperature.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-15
GOOD AFTERNOON

A Germany company is making
soap from coffee grounds. Now
Nazis can drink it for breakfast
and battle with it at night.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
PREMIO ~INTERSOCIAL
Los Desafios de Aver


Ell oportuno batting de los Gu
banos aver en- su juego contra
los italianos di6 lUlgar al empa-
to de un desaffo que debieron ha
her ganado los italianos facil-
mente. Todo 10 oportuno que ba-
tearon dos cubanos, dejaron de
haoerlo los italiano, va que tuvie
ron innings, como Ell quinto, en-
que con un doble de S. Scionte
y hits de Iglesias Y Schiro no
pCldieron anotar carreraS. En- ell
octave dieron otros dos hits,
sin resultado practice y ell move
no 10 abre S. Scionte con un do
bic, para MORN despues Igiesias,
Schiro y Grandio sin poder 81
quiera avanzarlo en- su base.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

cosaS indiferenteS, como I'm CT
ceroRe extrano que NADIA tuvie-
"a que yer con ella.
Y para alejar de la mente de
Ia muchacha cualquier idea de
prop6sito torpe por parte de ell,
So apresuraba a llevarla a la pla
va, que estaria llena de genie,
junto al mar, eterno inspirador
de los sentimisntos serenos, de
los pensamientos suaves, de las
emociones ballas e inocentes... /.
iAh, este hombre azul l..
En- efecto: la playa, atestada
Entire las casetas corrian los.
ninos Y los mozalbetes. ebersi4
guiendose con risas y con CRITICS.
Las muchachas, los mucha-
chos, con un simple y cast igual
mGiUot azI o negro, tomaban
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
u e DIRECTOR DE LOS
DE SAN LUIS

San Luis, Nov. LA direc-
ci6n de los Cardenales anunci6
aver que Ray Blades, un vetera.
no del sistema de movenas de-
San Luis, sera ell director de los
pajaros rojos en- 1889.
Els la primera vez que I'm pre-
ducto de la 'cadena cardenali-
cia" lha sido nombrado director
del steam mas importante.
Miguel Gonzalez, ell cubanC
antique catcher, diriji6 ell club
en- la etapa final de la Temporal.
da Y contimara en- su puesto dc
coach.
Blades venia desempenandC
la direction del Club Rochester
puesto que sc lie di6 en- 1885.
Los terninos del contrato fir.
mado Sc mantienen EN- secretc
por 81 presidente Sam Breadon.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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DEPORTES
DICK SHIKAT CONTRA Ell
COWBOY LUTTRALL

En- la Arena de los Artllleros,
Dick Shikat, ell notable luchador
excampe6n del mundo, sc hatira
esta noche con el Nillano de los
billanos, el Cowboy Luttrall.
La semana pasada, en- ell en-
cuentro de Shikat CON Kirshme-
yer, ell Cowboy, que actuaba de
arbitro, Sc neg6 a dar la victoria
al e~xcampe6n.
Respald6 la Comisi6n ell fallo
del arbitro y Shikat, indignado,
ret6 a Luttral4 a un match, Aue
esta noche sc verificara.
En- Cowboy conoce Ell arte de
la kucha y es un hombre de valor
probable.
Juanito Olaguivel figura en- la
seggmda parte del programa,
con I'm rival peligroso.
Olaguivel es un notable lucha-
dor vasco.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

el palido sol sobre la arena, G
jGgaban al zorro o haefan ejer-
cicios gimnasticos. en- una ale
gre confusion que comenz6 por
dhocar un tanto a Maria.
Pero Miguel la explic6, po-
niendo en- este, como en- TODD,
una nota de delicadeza y de be
.lleza:
i've nste1, Maria?... iEsto
no es la nofez de San Sebastian
Y Santanier..., de nuestras pla-
vas, Aqui, homlbres y mujeres,
Sc banan juntos. Lo cual no Quie
re decir pre estas gentes carez-
can DE pudor; al contrario, sino
QUE entienden la vida con cierto
Sentimiento helenico. Mire listed
esas muchachaS Y esos mucha-
chos; estan cast desnudos, y no
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

In novio azul, purisimo. como
eran aquelloS de sus rprimeros
suenos de mujercita..., UNI no
mo que podfa ser a la vez 81,
hermano...
Y sen-ia tanto 81 abandono de
esta cOnf.anza que la inspiraba
este hombre celeste, que Sc mos
sra6a tanto mas respetuoso " dis
oreto, cuanto mayer podrfa ba-
Der sido hoy su lmpunidad...
que Maria llegaba a pensar que
no serfa I'm delito, que no seria
an peeado que ella lie cogiera Al
miguel la rubia cabeza v la auo-
y&fa en- Su regazo..., Y hund6era
Sas aedos en- las guedejas al ca
pl1an'..' acariciando su rostno
A~lefido..., Y dandole un beso .ap
Ia Erente cue estar1a impreena.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Sc ven; solo ven ante sus ojos
10 que n~osotros ahcra mismo
81 mar y ell cielo.
IFS verdad l-tuvo que con-
testar Maria, eompletamente
corvencida.
Sc sentaron cast al horde mis-
mo de las olas, encontrando
al aire purisimo del mar y al
ruido dulce de las olas, un pro
fundo Y sabroso sentido pan
teista.
Nunca lie habia parecido la
vida mas hermosa a Maria.
Aqrf, a la orilla &c este mar
azul v serene, junto al hombre
adorable Per su coraz6n, sentiase
prcfundamente dichosa.
Miguel no era su amigo; Mi
gue era va 81 novic De an alma.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
La Gaceta Folietin No. 1874
~~
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

absolutamente igual que ell que
a ella lie inspiraba el captain, es.
to es, de una pureza y de una
castidad infinitas, los dos esta-
ban a cubierto de toda caida y de
TODD pecado'...
Pero, iay!..., ell amor, al sa-
carnos de la TERRA, nos quita 81
dominic de la razon y Ell uso mo-
mentaneo de los sentidos.
- D6nde quiere listed ono
vayamos, Maria ?-dijo, al fin,
el captain en- un tono jovial, que
tenfa algo de infantil.
Ii On, donde listed quiera!-
repuso la j6ven, que habia enro-
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Una recommendation a los Sc
flores de la Liga Intersocial
D}ganle a Danny Castro, e
vlgilante del parque, que Sc DIX
I'm paseito por el banco del ano-
tador y la Liga y eche de ALI 8
los que no tienen derecho a SEN
tarSe.
Aver estaban los peTiodistas
de pie y hasta ell p~residente de Ia
Liga, sin embargo, individuoS
sin derecho a ella se agarrabar
al banco.
Hay que echar del banco al
que NO tenga su ~tarjeta, de mode
que cada cual pueda desesmpe-
mar la mission que lie esta con-
fiada.
iLos frescog, caballeros, nj
siguiera Sc levantan para ell pre-
sidente de la Liga!...
Que a Castro sc lie confie ell
trabajo o al umpire Velasco.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
jecido l~igeramente.


Ell captain pareci6 refleMio-
mar unoS segundos, sin que des-
apareciera de sus labioS una son
risa tan noble " bondadOsa
que Maria sinti6 que renacia en-
su pecho toda su confianza.
ii Bien, vera ustedl Tengo
una idea que creo ha de agra
darle. Vamos a tomar e tran
via de Schveningen iremoS a la
playa y vera listed aquello, que
eS muy Undo y animado. Y lue-
go vdsitaremos Ell bosque que
lleva ell mismo nombre del pue-
blecito. Els un bosque urbaniza-
do, tan grande como ell de Bolo-
mia, de Paris, y lleno de canales
y pabelloneS r1Sticos. iYo paso
en- el mis- horas de descanso, Y le
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
GOODY-GOODY GAlNO Ell


La novena del Goody-G oody
venci6 aver a la de Jack Cookies,
an Plant Field, ganando ell cam
peonato de la Liga de la Costa
Oeste.
Los Cookies sc negaron a sc.
guir jugando despues del octa.
vo, en- protesta por una decision
del umpire.
Amotaci6n por entradas:
GOody- Goody-
100 600 31--5c 8h lie
Jacks Cookies
004 600 00-4a 6h, &c
La gaceta., 1938-11-07


Los Terriers tienen un NAL
ano.
Ell sabado fueron derrotados
en- Lakeland, con anotaci6n de
Is per Z.
Ell dia del Armisticio por la
noche, con la cooperation de la
Legion Americana, que presen-
tara un patri6tico espjectacrlo
los Terriers sc batiran con al
Edison de Miami, uno de los
mas fuertes "onces'' de la Con-
fsrencia.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
PRESTAMOS DINERO

$40, $50, 500 en- compra de go
mas Atlas, tubos, radios, bate :
rias, arreglos mecanicos, pintu-
ra, bocinas, TODD 10 que su auto
m6vil requiera o necesite, con
pequenos pages semanales sal
dara su cuenta. Standard Gas,
Oil, Grease. Laurence One Stop
Station, 1909 7th Avenue Ybor
City.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

La Camara de tComercio de
Ybor dara Ell 20 por ciento de las
entradas a las dos novenas que
jugaram Ell dia 81 de este mes.
Centenares de pesos caste la
Camara de Concrete para 10
grar que ell terreno die Cuscaden
Sc conbiertiera en- parque de re-
creo para ninos y adultos.
Tengo ia esperanza de Iqpue
mas de 5000 personals presencia
ran ell juego del 81.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Capitano Sc present6 aver bas
tante wild dando 7 bases por DO
las y COS deadball, Uganda por
otra parte los cubanos tres de
sus cinco hits en- Ell tercer inn
ing.
Ell haber dejado de ganar a.
yer los italianos no les cause ma
yor contratiempo para los efac-
tos de la serie, va que cualqlie-
ra de los dos elos, o Loyal
knights que game ei domingo
resultara vencedor.
Score by innings:
C. C. 0O02 600 200: SIX SKI
U. l. 900 202 100: 5x14x0
Summary: Eros, Dominguez
Lazzara; Homerun, Capitano;
Three base hits, A. Scionte;
Two base hits, S. Scionte 2; Do
Bile play, Iglesias, Grandio, Mon
toto; base on ball, Capitano 7,
Traina /, Tore 2; hit by pitch
ed ball, Pedrero and Torres, by
C%apitano. Struck out by Capita
no, 6, Traina 3, Tore 8, Long
vail Time 2h. Umpire Velasco;
Score Valdes.
l.. K. 010 300 10: 6x7x1
c. A. 900 O01 N03: 4x7x3
Summary: Erutors, Guerra,
Menendez, Espolita, While; 2
base hits, Carsten, Menendez, R.
Fernandez; Stolen base, N. Schi
70; base on balls, Jerez 0, Gal
vez 2, Perez 3; Struck outs, Je-
rez 4, Galbez 5, Perez 5; double
play, Guerra, P. Gonzalez to
Contreras; LOosing pitcher, Je-
rez. Time Oh. Umpire Velasco.
Score Valdes.
Los Loyas knights estuvie-
ron a punto de perder su juegb
EN- ell 1ltimo inning, cuando los
ASSURES anotaron tres carreras
La ventaja, sin embargo, era mu
cha, y Nued6 ell iuego 4x6, ba-
teanldo la miSma cantidad de
hits ambos cams.
Estado actual de la segunda
Serie:
G P RI Pic
Loyal Knights 6 2 O $50
Unione Italiana 5 2 / TIA
Centre Asturiano 2 5 i 285
lCircclo CubanO l 5 q 166
Faltan por jugar un desafio
entire ASSURES y Cubanos, Y ell
de Union Italiana con Loyal
knights que decidira la Serie.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

La Liga meti6 la patita GUAM
do acord6 despedir a Cheo Her
nandez.
Aver no sc present6 ell arbi-
tro americana y EN- las bases
hubo deficiencia.
Lo de Cheo... requiere una in
teiigente rectificaci6m; perc
slempre que el amigo Herman
DEE recoja cordeles por Ia que
ha dich.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Los LeaIes Eegaron bien pre-,
parados para gamar... Y CANA
rom. Aprovecharon para hacer
carreras todos los momentos o.
perfumes que Sc les presentaron.
Cesar Alvarez no eStaba en- u
terreno, o por 10 menos 20 nc
10 vi.
Ricardo Alvarez sudaba, SUI
daba... temiendo perder.
La direction suprema estaba
en- Sus manos.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Las P~anteraS de Plant fueron
derrotadas Ell Niernes, por el
Clearwater, con anotaci6n de
6 por O.
En- la noche del Armisticio
las Panteras jugaran con Plant
City, en- la vecina ciudad.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Esta enfermo Ell querido ami
go y companero Alfredo Monte
to, cue aver no pudo desempe-
mar SUI mission como anOtador.
En- su domicilio de la avenida
North Albany, pasada la aveni-
da de Michigan, la atiende su
buena y ejemplar esposa.
Deseo yo, y deseamos todos,
el restablecimiento del compa-
nero y experto en- problemas pc
ioteriles.
La semana proxima 10 we're
mos de nuevo en- acci6n, con Ia
energia que lie caracteriza, a pc
scr de los amos Wividos.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Parecia aver qud Eel Circuao
ICubano &a a ganar y Sc lie ecu
rri6 al pequeho Capitano dar IN
"jonron," con un corredor en- las
bases, y empatar ea desafio.
No eStaba Capitano en- su me
jor forma y compens6 su debi-
lidad en- ell ''box'' con eli batazo
de cuatro esquinas.
Viendo que no dominaba las
curvas... pues Sc fue de cuadran-
gular.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Ell viernes por la tarde, CON
motive del Dia del Armisticio,
los Sombrereros de Stetson jul
garan aqui con los Espartanos
de la Universidad de Tampa.
Los Espartanos fueron derro
tados de nuevo Ell Sabado, en- Bos
ton, por la Universidad de Bos-
ton.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

No vi a Charles en- Cuscaden...
Los cubanos estuvieron a pun
to de ganar. Ahora bien, 81 bien
es cierto que no ganaron, con Ell
empate se libraron de la perdi-
da.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Ell Once de la UniWersidad de
la Habana jugara aqui, 81 dia 18
de noviembre, con los Esparta-
nos de la Universidad de Tam
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
tengo un immense carino!
-4Muy bien-aprob6 Ia jo.
wen, encantada.
Tornaron Ell tranvia.


En- el trayecto, mientras ell
captain lie iba explicando y CO.
mentando los sitioS Y edificios
que cruzaban, Maria, con los O.
jos muy abiertos, con Ell alma
en- fiesta, iba sintiendo que su
amor y su... (isi, ST, tamibien D,
Su gratitud por este hombre de
los cieloS laegaba a un grade ca
81 aZul.
An, este hombre!...
iQue bueno, que delicado, que
exquisitol...
Sabiendo ella que la adoraba
con locura, la iha hablando de
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Juanito do buen resultado EN-
la Segunda base de los cubanos.
Tirando sac6 a dos hombres EN-
la gonna, evitando dos carre-
ras. Tiradas ~perfectas desde la
aAmohadiha de la sagrnda.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

E domingo Is, segan me CO.
munica al amigo Sergio Berdeai,
.jagaran los Caballeros Leales
e9ntra Ia Unione Ealiana y en-
8 gundo termino Ell Centric Astu
r,ano contra el Circulo.
Tendremos eli domingo pelota
s-nsacional.
Los Leales contra los Garibal-
dinos.
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

En- esta Semana los Hura-
canes de Miami iran a Wash
ington, la capital de la naci6n,
a jugar ALI con la Universidad
La gaceta., 1938-11-07

Cat6lica.
Los Tars de Rollins descan-
saran. aHDNH
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
LA GACETA

n periodico en- idioma Espano'
de- mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1938-11-07
KE 9zgyWslTE

pa.
A los cubanos Sc les va a orga-
nizar un gran recibimiento.