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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Didn't We Get EN- All?
Thieves Are Surprised

MONTGOMERY, ALA.-Pitt Ty-
son Manner, president of the Young
Democratic Clubs OF America, went
into the poultry business. but soon
got out again.
Manor bought a flock of 20 prize
hens and moved them to the back
yard of his home he re.
A few nights later 16 of the 20
hens disappeared. The next day po-
lice arrested two Negroes who were
offering fat hens for sale cheap.
why didn't you get them ALI"
Manner asked one of the Negroes in
police lineup.
BOSS, we thought we got 'em
all" the Negro answered.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Cause of Traffic Deaths

An insurance company estimates
that 43.2 per cent of the automobile
accidents in the country resulting in
death are caused by collisions be.
tween automobiles and pedestrians
1858 per cent by collisions between
two automobiles and 43 per cent
by collisions with railroad trains.
More than 1000 persons were killed
by pedestrian collisions last year.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Autos in the u. s.

There is one automobile in the
United States for every AS persons,
or enough to take the entire popula-
ton of the country riding at one
time. In Canada, there is one auto
mobile to every eight persons; in
France, one to every 19; in Ger
many, one to every 43; in Italy one
to every 81, and in Bulgaria, one to
every 1,481 persons.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Ribs Broken in
a Car Accident

Tony KOrtas. Il 60-year-0ld resident
of 299 Tenth street, was walking
across the intersection Of Superior
boulevard and Second street when he
was struck by a car driven by DR.. Zeff
Of 20S9 Twenty third street.
The doctor took kOrtas to the Wy
andOtte General hospital where he
was found TO have several broken ribs
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Old Dances to
Be Back in 1910
Experts Predict Graceful
Sequence Movements
Also in Vogue.

NEW YOhk.-lCS just PLAIN SWING
now-but any minute it's going to
be "swing-your partner"
The old, familiar whoop Of
Promenade" soon will bel ringing
and jitterbugs who thoug light grandpa
couldn't take it are due for rude
and breathiess awakening.
That was the warning sounded
here by dance experts from all parts
of America and Canada attending
their annual convention. More than
$50 disciples of Terpsichore COM
pared notes while orchestras blared
and revealed what dancing America
can expect during the coming fall
and winter seasons.
For, say they, dancing-like ev-
erything else including history and
the movies-has whirled around its
cycle and is back where the old
sters gave it up in favor of sitting
out q few.
Fairs Influence Seen.
influence of Worlds fairs in San
Francisco and New York is popu-
larizing the energetic routines Of
European killer-dillers. Lindy-hop-
pers, shaggers and truckers, who
think they have danced every
thing the human anatomy can stand,
will have to learn a few new tricks
if they want to lead the parade, the
educators said.
They pointed out that when you
tear into a Russian "Korobochka"
you want to be sure all arms and
legs are firmly attached. Ballroom
exits should be well lighted in case
of emergency.
Cedric Lindsay of Flushing, N. Y,
president of the Dancing Educators
of America, explained the trend and
offered the consensus of the instruc-
tors on what impending dance pro-
grams will feature. He said:
Naturally, all this isn't going to
happen overnight. Wild and mac
curate predictions on dancing have
been. made in the past and just
didn't turn out.
Find What Dancers Want.
$50 we're not trying to tell Amer
lea what to do-we're just prophecy
ing what we think the dancers have
decided they want.
Some of the Lindy-hoppers will
continue in the groove and enjoy it.
But the more moderate dancers
have indicated they like the kind; Of
sequence dances so popular during
the past year-like the Lambeth
Walk, the Chestnut Tree and the
Palais Glide.
That gives us tip-off on what to
bring out next. All indications point
to great popularity for modernized
versions of movements seen about
the turn of the century.
In these, only two persons will
dance together-but each couple on
the floor will perform the same
movements at the same time-the
music marking the changes.
In this category are the Rye
Waltz, The Heel-and-To Polka,
The Oxford Minuet, the Gavotte,
and the Three Step 1t will bring
back the unison and grace which a
floor full of dancing persons once
presented.
"Livelier numbers of this kind
also introduce a gayety and friend
Illness into the ballroom which has
been missing for many years."
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03

DIR. ]. A Hockey leaves this morn
ing for Philadelphia. where he will at
tend the American Academy Of Der
mAtOlogy He expects TO be gone d
week.
MIS- Edwin d. Corning Of Sumter,
n. C., arrived last week for a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Al. Griffith Of VinewOod avenue. Mr..
Corning is TO come later for visit.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Face Making Means Business

Making faces may not be polite
but at the strawberry auction con-
Quoted by the Hammond, La, Grow
ers and Shippers Cooperative
union, it's quite the thing. Not that
the auction doesn't value good man.
ners, but merely that all bidding is
done silently and by sign. As the
auctioneer starts off a bid, he
watches the faces of the buyers on
benches before him and a nod, a
grin, or frown thrown in his direc-
ton tells him when a buyer is bid
ding up the price.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Local Resident
Dies in Acc idsnt

Mrs. Edith Krausman Bloom. for
mer WyandOtte resident, mother OF
Mrs. Emerson MehlhOse IF this city
and Kenneth KrauSman Of Detroit.
was killed in an automobile accident
at West BoylStOn. Mass, Tuesday
noon Her husband. Bert KrauSman,
Is i'm a hospital in that city The body
will be shipped to the Nixon funeral
home this week. Funeral arrange
mentS have not been completed.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
TRINITY Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH

&. j. Krahnke, pastor.
+. A. HpSSler, assistant.
Order of Sunday services:
German, 9:1J Il. IN.
English, 1915 a. m.
Evening, Z 80 p. In.
Sunday school, $50 a. N.
Bible class, 8 80 a. N.
Sunday, November ), marks the
twenty-SecOnd Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion will be celebrated by
Trinity congregation at all three Of
lis services. Pastor c. j. Krahnke will
preach on the topic. Rejoicing Over
the Success of the Gospel" based on
Luke 10. 17-22. Resuming the schedul-
e6 topics of the portraits Of Jesus by
the apostle John. Rev f. Hessler will
preach on the topic. Jesus, the Great
CONSIDER" based on the gospel Of John.
chapter IA this service is at Z 80 p. N.
TrinityS calendar for the coming
week Is as follows:
Monday. Nov g. 80 p. m, meeting
of the church council.
Tuesday. Nov. q, 1:1I y. M, adult
class in Christian fundamentals: at
80. the meeting of the Junior Wal
Their league and the meeting Of the
l.. Il. VI.
Wednesday. Nov s, & 30 p. m, sun
day school teachers institute; at 80
the weekly bible study hour in the
parsonage and the meeting of the Sen
iOr Society board.
Thursday, ZOO p. m. meeting OF the
ladies Aid and at 5 p. m, meeting
o the. Senior society.
Friday, 10 d. m, Junior choir re
hea rSal
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
OTHER GUILDS TO BE GUESTS
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The guilds Of other churches will be
rhe guests of the Congregational
guild ut It's meeting on Tuesday, No
vember Z. A speaker and special mu-
sic for the occasion will be provided.
Hostesses for the day will be Ivy Read
head. Clara Baetz. Gertrude Crosby,
Vera Wick, May Taylor and Daisy
Crosby.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Lssien Band
Dance No v. 10

The American Legion band will hold
an Armistice day dance at the Done
mar ballroom in the State auditorium,
Chestnut street near Biddle, Friday
evening. November 10. A ten-piece or
chestra will furnish the music, dane
ing to start at O'Clock.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
LEGION TO PARADE
ON ARMISTICE DAY

Edward c. Headman post of the
American Legion will hold parade on
the evening of Armistice day, Satur-
day. November H. The line Of march
will be on Biddle avenue. from Super
iOr boulevard to Eureka avenue.
Permission for the parade was Civ
en- by the Council Tuesday might
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
PETITION FILED FOR
OXFORD COURT PAVING

A petition asking for the paving Of
Oxford court. from Twelfth to Fiji
teenth streets. has been placed on file
by the Council for consideration, in
1910.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
Build a So Violin
Out of Toothpicks

PITTSFIELD. MASS. - At
cost Of $40, plus 3,457 toothpicks
and lob hours Of painstaking Ia
Dor, Earl Nelson Bassett fash
Toned fine-soumding violin. OF
the money spent 20 cents went
for white birch toothpicks and the
remainder for glue, keyboard,
tailpiece, bridge, chin rests, keys
and strings.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
wild Game in the EVERGLADES

Contrary to the belief held by
many that such game as deer, bear,
wildcats and weazels are found only
In the colder sections Of the United
States, the warm Everglades of
south Florida are the happy hunting
grounds Of the Seminole Indians for
these animals.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
COUNCIL APPROVES
BILLS TOTALING sIs.es4

The Council. at it's meeting Tuesday
night approved for payment general
bills amounting TO S11 .998.54. special
bills of $6sI.75. and pay rolls of 3d.
$500. for a total of $18,O64.9S.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
OCTOBER A GOOD MONTH
FOR ENGINEERING COLLECTIONS

During the month Of October, the
of engineering collected
$5S2.41 for the various permits issued.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03

Shakespeare Found in 1902
The stratosphere was discovered
above France. near Paris, in 1902.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03

Chimney Swift Cannot Perch
The chimney swift seldom alights
anywhere except in its own roost.
1t cannot perch.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-11-03
II TRENTON~:

- NN%N~ ~NNONN ~
N. 4 Mans q Soma Inc, Trnons
dealers In coal lumber and all buila-
inx mAtes1a.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

fingiendose extraviaia...
AL fin di6 con la pista del
antique novio de Maria de la
Cruz, este es, con Cayetano, ell
Boceras, Y fu6 a verlo sorpren
diendose de encontrarse ante
un guapo mozo de VENTURES
amos, vestido de sehorito, aun-
que con ell aire uncomfortable
del torero. Llevaba gaveras v
la coleta escondida debajo de
una CORA nueva.
Ella lie abord6 en- un bar del
Progreso, donde ell Boceras We
MIA a diario con los chicos de
su cuadrilla Y sus primeros ad
miradores.
Cayetano la inform6 de to-
do, sin perder una sonrisa per
donadora hacia la ingrata
isl, sonora, sil Esa chica
La gaceta., 1939-06-10
DE LOS
JUEGOS OLIMPICOS DE
VERANO E INVIERNO

Londres, JUNO 10 Fl Comite
Olimpico International acept6
aye runa invitaci6n de Adoifo
Hitler en- cuanto a los juegos o.
limpicos de invierno de 1910 y
dispuso que Sc efectuen en- I'm
lugar de los Alpes-Bavaros, en-
Garmisch- Partenkirchen.
Los juegos de verano de 1914
Sc lie otorgaron a Londres y los
del invierno, en- ell mismo anO,
a Cortina D'Ampezzo, en- Italia.
Rehrsaron los oficiales suizos
Olimpicos manejar los juegos
de 1910, de invierAo, bajo las re
g!as del Comite.
Esto di6 lugar al envio de te-
legramas a Noruega, Estados
Unidos y Montreal.
Las contestaciones resultaron
G-salentadoras y Sc acept6 Ia
oferta de Hitler.
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mo Florido, compradas a Les
mes y la que Eulalia dijo ha.
berse encontradO en- ell suelo
de un salon en- ell palacio de
Rio Verde Use trataba de la
que rob6 la infame en- Fuente.
rrabia, firmada por Miguel de
Guzman), la ex-actriz empez6
a altar cabos.
Habia que averiguar tres o
cuatro cosas: 10 primero 81 CO.
mo sospechaba Eulalia, aquella
GoIfiHa de Ia Gale, este es, Ia
advenediza que Sc case con Pc
dro de Ndhez, ell sobrino de los
Rio Verde, era, en- realidad, la
hermana de Ramo Florido; to-
do inducia a creerlo, incluso su
nombre de Maria de y Cruz,
que decia la carta de aqrel Ia
briego, Andres Tabernero, que
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fue ell que cambi6 las nihas en-
ell palacio de Rio Verde quien o
quienes eran aquellos traperOs
a que Sc alrdia en- la carta del
aldeano, y que fueron los que
recogieron y luego entregaron
la verdadera hija del marques y
la eondesa de Prado; y d6nde vi
Wan o habian vivido aQuellos
traperos.
Luego, Joaquina Sc informa-
ria de otras cosas; como Sc lle-
vaban Pope y Agueda, la joven
marquesita, y 81 Sc podia intcn
tar algo por aquel canine; Y,
en- fin, quien era aquel Miguel
de Guzman que firmaba la car
Ia encontrada por Eulalia y en-
que casa u hotelito de Ell Plan
ii estaba aquel fruto del adul-
terio de Maria de las NieveS,
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

fu@ mi novia. Yo la guerra mu
cho, lvamos!, estuve chalao
por ella algdn tempo; ST, Sc
nora. lPero pas6 la calentu-
ra L.. Ahora es una sehorona y
dicen que vive en- la C~astella-
ma. Este aho la he visto en-
San Sebastian, la tarde que to.
REQ Belmonte. Iban a los toros
Ella no me conoci6 a mi.
-Dicen que la han criado
unos traperos.
IFS hija de nadie Isl
gui6 diciendo ell novillero. A..
provechando la OCCASION para
vengarse de Maria de la Cruz
isl. sehora, unos traperos
ell Cogorza Y su muier! Iva
mos su mujer! listed va me
ESQ me habian dicho. Di-
La gaceta., 1939-06-10
DORV ROCHE FRENTE AL
DRAGON VERDE
(Por Arthur Ojedd)

Estes lrchadores prometen
I'm renido encuentro en- ell bort
principal del msgnifica progra-
ma que Cowboy Luttrall ha dc
brindarle al p1blico que acude
a Benjamin Field Arena, en- la
noche del lunes.
Dorv Roche, que su primera
ararici6n en- Tampa dias pasa-
dos y que ret6 a cualquier opo-
nente despues de su brillante de
mostraci6n, es ell favorito sobre
ell Dragon Verde.
John Grandcvitch contra
Marvin Jones, y Chris Zaharias
frente Steve Budynas, que tan
fiera batalla di6 con ell Gren
Dragon la semana pasada, COM
pleta ell cartel.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

cen que viven en- los Cuatro
Caminos.
No, sonora, no. iMucho
peor! En- la China. Una serie
de chamizos, pasao ell puente
de Toledo. Por ALI la conocen
haSta los gatos. Y al Cogorza,
no digamos.
JoaQuina Sc despidi6 del to.
rerillo.
Els una amiga mia que Sc
interesa por esa muchacha lsa
be listed?
7Esta bien!
-lY muchisimas gracias!
-anadi6 la antigua e6mica,
con un tremendo iuego de oios
y Ianzando a Cayetano una
mirada de "tDate presol",
porque los hombres, sin distin
eion' Ia entOuteetan,
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Ger en- los programs que nos
brinda Frank La Marqre. FL jo-
ven manzanillero me dijo que sc
~encontraba en- la mejor lorna
de su carrera pugilfstica, demos
trandolo en- la Habana en- su Ill
TINA pelea con Joe Goego, cam
pe6n cubano.
En- mi conversation con Sixto
lie pregunte que tai lie ~parecerfa
una pelea con ell Chino Alvarez
y me respondi6 que etra TODD su
anhelo en- terra tampena.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10
DEPORTES
Con ell bate y la Pelota
(POr Arthnr Ojeda)

Tn gran doble juego anuncia
la Liga Intersocial para mana
ma domingo, a la 100 p. M, en-
CuScaden Fark.
Los .talianos y Loyal Knights
brindaran una renida lucha en-
Ell segundo juego, anunciando
Ralph Fernandez que Lefty
Britt, "as" de su staff, ocupara
la lomita, teniendo a Manuel
Mones como companero de 5a-
terra.
Los cubanos y asturianos O.
freceran TN buen aperitivo en-
ell primer desafio.
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que iba a servir ahora a las mu-
ieres a las mil maravillas -.

Joaquina dirigi6 sus prime
ros pasos a informarse de 10
que sc saba de Maria de la
Cruz.
Pronto encontr6 la pista.
FL prendero de la Gale de la
Magdalena, que habia sido a.
dorador suyo, creia recordar a
un aspirante a torero, TN moco-
so, cast, que era obrerillo, Y
habia sido novio de squella
muchacha.
c Sc ataban eabo. Joaquina
confes6 con habilidad a uno de
los jardineros del palacio de Rio
Verde. y estuvo en- Cercedilla
en- la fabrica de Pope; y en- la
finca del marques, Los CaSares,
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JOHNNY HICKS REHABILI-
TADO PARTICIPANT EN- FL
DE CARRERAS
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Ell driver tampeno descalifi-
cado hace dos semanas al violar
las reglas de las completeness
locales, present6 su application
aver viernes, siendo aceptada
por ell promoter Jack Sheppard,
quien orden6 a icks estuvierHa
presente en- ell track, con anti
cipaci6n, para el examen del nue.
vo motor 1880 que segdn John
ny batira un nuevo record" tn
Ell track" de Tampa.
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ley y Carsten y metieron en- los
prestos de estos a Bobby Diez y
Roberto Flores.
Sabemos que los cubanos tie
nen almacenadas algunas sor-
presas. Los Mineros andan tam
bien a la GAIA de refuerzos.
Todos indica que la Segunda
Serie resultara sensational.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10
Ell REPRESENTATIVE DE
FRANCO EN- CUBA

Habana, JUNO 1O.-La secre-
taria de estado anunci6 aver
que Ell general Franco ha nom
brado encargado de negocios EN-
Cuba al Sr. Miguel Espelius,
que venia desempenando ell car
go de agente del gobierno Falan
jista.
En- fecha pr6ximo ell "Caudi-
Ito" nombrara un ministro o
embajador.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Frank La Marque ha tenido
que zanzibar la profession de pro
motor de boxeo por la de cate
dratico de matematicas con res
pecto a la pelea de Manrique-
Chino Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Sc VENDE una casa remode-
lada en- m~agnificas condolences.
Plazos faciles. Cerca del Centre
Asturiano. 81 lie interesa escri-
ba al P. o. Box $3.50 o lame al
Telefono Y 1892.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

FL vencedor de la pelea del
pr6ximo jreves entire Ceferino
Garcia, de Los Angeles, y Wal
t;r Woods, de New York, lie ha-
Ia frente a Fred Apostoli, por
la faja, ell q de Julio, en- la Ma
olson Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Pepito Cuesta, nombrado dias
atras manager de los "Mambi-
ses", no acept6 ell nombramien-
to y Milo Leon, estrella retirada
del juego active, suena para sus
tituirle, teniendo como ayudan-
te al veterano receptor Antonio
Castro.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. PCT
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
quina Sc encargaba

IT'D dejalo de mi cuenta
que 20 me encargo de TODD
-termin6 la Garces, que tie.
MIA ell mismo espiritu perver-
so y de rompe q rasga de su
amiga. Mahana mismo pon
60 manos a la obra!
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Cleric boxer local ha tornado
tan en- serio SUI entrenamiento
que hasta "reconstituyentes" ha
mandado a pedir a traves del
oceano.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

BESIDE ell dia siguiente, en- e.
fecto, comenz0 Joaquina Gar.
ces a dar los primeros pasos
para averiguar ciertas cosas
Valiendose de los datos pre-
ciosos que administrator a las
dos mujeres las cartas de Ra'
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Muchos me han pedido mi Cpl
MON sobreel pr6ximo bout Ga
leno-Louis. Creo que ell "ex-bom
hero terminara con Ell "cervece-
10" cuando lie parezca.
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Sheppard me anuncia que
Henry Geaves, AL Telese, Alvin
Schipman y Bill Buckley compe
tran tambien maiana, a las 2
p. m, en- Plant Field.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Velasco, umpire de home en-
los juegos de la Liga Intersocial
pidi6 al Presidente de la Liga un
descanso por dos o tres semanas
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Con su victoria de aver tarde
sobre ell st. Luis los Dodgers pa
saron a ocupar ell tercer "esca-
In" de la Liga.
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CON LOS CUANTES
(Por Arthur OjedG)

Anoche estuve hablando con
"Sixto" Morales, Ell maravilloso
boxer cubano que Sc encuentra
EN- Tampa y que pronto apare-
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Ell mejicano Manrique pide
mucho por su pelea con Ell Chi
no. $50 Frank is still thinking
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Crealo o no 10 crea
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Antonio Castro asegura que
ell team de los Mambises queda-
"a a la cabeza del Campeonato
Intersocial, en- la segunda vuel-
ia.
La gaceta., 1939-06-10

Cesar Alvarez aparecera ma
mana como umpire detras del
home.
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Los 6 graudes del Baseball
BATTING
CARRERAS EMPUJADAS

CARRERAS EMPUJADAS
Liga Americana: Williams,
Red Sox, "A; Greenberg, De-
troit, al; Wright, Washington,
40.
Liga Nacional: Goodman,
Reds, 40; lombard, Reds, 80;
Mccormick, Reds, 81.
HOME-RUNS
Liga Americana: Greenberg,
Tigres, 10; Fox, Red Sox, IL;
Selkirk, Yankees, 10.
Liga Nacional: Lombard,
Reds, 10; Camilli, Dodgers, TO-,
Mccormick, Reds, 10; OFT,
Giants, 8; Mize, Cardenales, 9.
Resultado de los juegos de
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NUEVOS ~PELOTEROS EN-
Los DESAFIOS DE MA
MANA

Ell Centre Asturiano y los Ca
balleros Leales freron los dos
1niccs clubs que retiraron y pu-
sieron nuevos ~peloteros en- esta
semana.
Los mineros, tan en:usias-
tas, bajo ell mando de Espolita,
dejaron fuera de cabana a Troy
Whitley e %ingresaron en- su lu-
gar a Joe Norona.
Cesantearon los Leales a Bes
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LIGA NACIONAL

Brooklyn, 7c; st. Louis, A C.
Boston, A c; Pittsburg, 1 c.
New York, A c; Chicago, 8 c;
(diez innings).
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LA GACETA

Ell peri6dico en- idioma Espanol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave., Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1939-06-10
LIGA AMERICANA

LIGA AMERICANA
Boston, Alb; st. Louis, ST.
Cleveland, 3 C; Washington,
2 c.
Detroit, ID c; Philadelphia,
d r
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Resultado de los juegos dc
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Homespun?
Scarfs Reduced

Cotton Lace Scarfs.
9, 15x35 Were 85c. Now SOC
II, 15x44. Were 85c. Now SOC
%, 15x52 Were 81. Now 60c
5, 16x45. Originally $150. Now, Csc
blocked Linens, Swedish de-
sign. Red, blue. green.
Hand blocked linens, Swedish
design.
3 Cloths, ssx3s. Were s1.5o. Now,
81
"a Doilies, 12x18. Were soc. Now,
zoe
36 Napkins, 18x1s. Were IS. Now,
CSC
Is Scarfs, 12x36. Were Csc. Now,
45c
6 pairs Model Cotton Pillow Cases,
one case embroidered, one case
stamped. Originally $3.50. Now,
S1.75
4 Mod~l Linen Bridge Cloths, as
sorted patterns. 36-inch. Origi-
nally -. Now 81
l Model Linen Scarf, white with
colored embroidery. 16x45. Orig
inally $4.25. Now ------ 81
ART NEEDLEwoRK. SEVENTH Floor.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Lamps, 65e We're 81

10 Novelty crinoline girl lamps.
complete with shade. White or
ivory color enameled metal.
20 Silent James Valet Wood Racks
to hold mems shoes, ties, shirt, coat
and trousers. Were 81. Now SOC
IS Cedarized Fiber Storage Rolls
fol blankets, furs, woolens. etc.
Were 81. Now oW-------6 Csc
10 Laundograph Electric Laundry
Marker for linens and personal be-
longings, complete with three
initials. Were So. Now -S1.25
16 Transparent Lamp Shade e
Covers. Table, floor and bridge
lamp sizes. Were soc. Now -25c
NoTIoNs, AIsLEs 81 AND %,
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Women's Cotton Dresses, s6'5e

We're SS95 and S1O95
80 cotton lace and plain and printed voile dresses.
Sizes 20 to A.
20 Checked Ginghams, expery tailored. with jackets
and blouses Sizes 20 Originally
$2S.75 Now S1195
2s Printed Silk Chiffon Crepe Dresses also plain
printed dresses Sizes 18 to A. Originally SLABS
$2295 - - S795
is Plain Printed Rayon Crepe Jacket Suits. Sizes 36 A.
Were $685. Now $685.
For Shorter Women:
Is Cotton Lace Dresses in and pastes Sizes 1872 24
Were $1095 Now $3.50
IL Imported Printed Batiste and Rayon Crepe Dresses Sizes
161a 2412. Were $1395 and $1495 Now $795
"a Dresses printed silk chiffon and and white
with Jackets Sizes 16s to 24 Were s395
and $685. $995
For Larger Women:
IL Cotton Dresses of lace eyet base Sizes 42 52
$1095 $3.50
3 Plain and Printed Dresses of silk chiffon and
Sizes 4212 to 461a and 50a Were $685. $995
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.