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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
SHOWN WHY THESE
THIEVES MADE GOOD
ny Associated Pressl

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. o.
Part of $4,000 recently stolen
from the city's custom house
was found shortly afterward in a
package which fishermen drag
ged up in Rios harbor. Alleged
thieves were seized. Said an adj
vertisement in the newspaper A
Note:
"A bundle containing part of
the stolen money and flashlights
with Gaillard batteries, manufac-
tured by Regnier & Co., of Barra
Mansa, was found at the bottom
of the sea. One of the principal
reasons for the success achieved
by the thieves was undoubtedly
their forethought in providing
themselves with Gaillard bat
teries, of incontestable eff
cheney"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
CORRECTION

In the article appearing in The
Citizen anent the information
which was sent from Key West
to Lisbon, Portugal, the name OF
the sender, who received most
appreciative thanks from the
Portuguese Government, was
given as Consul Jose Guillermo
Piodela.
Mr.. Piodela was seen by The
Citizen this morning and gave
the information that while he ap-
preciated the notice he must ask
the paper to state hat his posi-
ton is not that of Portuguese
Consul, he is vice consul for Por-
tugal in Key West. IS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
CHRISTIAN COUNTY
GOES TO THE POLLS
my Associated rressl

HOPKINSVILLE, KY, Sept. 8.
Fred L. Weir withdrew from
the race for Democratic nominal
ton for state treasurer to sup
port a friend in the recent Ken
lucky primary. -
But when Christian county
Hopkinsville) votes were tabu-
lated, Weir had nearly twice as
many as the friend.
He canvassed the state for Rus
sell Fryman. The vote in this
county was: Weir 626, Fryman
800. Fryman also lost in other
parts of the state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
Nancy Sande Gives
Birthday Party

Nancy Sands celebrated her
seventh birthday Wednesday,
September 6, with birthday
party at the Wesley House.
Many interesting and exciting
games were played with prizes
going to Joyce Marie Henson and
Zaida DiaZ.
Delicious refreshments were
served consisting of cake, candy,
and ice cream.
Guests included: Shirley Sands,
Walter Johnson, Geraldine john
son, Ronald Hendricks, Darrell
Rae Hendricks, Elsie Lee Thomp-
son. Gilbert Adams, Sister
Adams, Alton Banks, Buddy
Banks, Sylvia Banks, Vincent
Molina, Diana Molina, 10 Ann
Valenzuela, Joyce Valenzuela,
Barbara Ann Mingo, Harry
Mingo, Dolores Villant, Gloria
Hyre, Mary Louise Spencer,
Jsvier Oropeza, Anita Esperdy,
Henrique Esperdy, Meta Valdez,
Dolores Valdez, Paul Crespo,
Terry Doughty. Patsy Lou
Brady, Peter Diaz, Joyce Marie
Henson, Shirley Fac Spencer,
Elizabeth Marie Spencer, Charles
Spencer, Jack Spencer, Betsy
Bell Gates, Sylvia Gates, G. D.
Lloyd. Phyllis Sawyer, Elenor
Sawyer. Gloria Valesque, Zaida
DiaZ, Clara Gardner, Mary Lou
Gardner, Edna Gardner, Eugene
Roberts, Colleen Moore, Betty
Jean Valesque, Marcel Richard
son, Olga Perez, Betty Sands.
Misses Sylvia Sawyer, Grace
Torres, Victoria Arnold, Alice
Lowe, Amelia Base.
Mesdames w. o. Johnson, H. S.
Hendricks, Piedad Molina, Del
phina Valenzuela, Eloy Villate,
Mary Molina, Paul Hyre, Hazel
Henson, Nellie Mingo, r. B. John
son. Max Valdez, Eloy Blanco,
Luisa Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sands
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Sands,
Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

I see where the 100 million
they gave Mr.. Wallace down in
Old Spendthrift Town, it is all
gone-and now Congress has
given him another 100 million. If
everybody who lost his shirt on
some horse-race could 60 back
and get another 100 million, it
would be great stuff. Hot Dog!
But this last 100 million, MIR.
Wallace, he is gonna put it on the
same old horse again, so it don't
look SO promising-for the tax
payer.
E, But I was gassin' with my old
friend Henry about it-Henry
lives in Puget Sound-he says,
10, maybe you never heard about
the duck who took his spring
bath, and lost his vest. And I
says, what has that to do with
Mr.. Wallace's shirt? And Tenry
says maybe Mr.. Wallace will find
his shirt like the duck found his
vest, the next spring.
And ! says where did the guy
find it, and Henry says, he founds
it under his shirt. 4
But I can see where Henry is
confused-Mr. Wallace, he won't
have either a shirt or a vest to
find anything under-by next
spring.
Yours, with the low down,
10 SIERRA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
Miss Dorothy Albury
Left On Tuesday

Miss Doroth Albury, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary Albury,
left last Tuesday for White Plains,
N. Y, where she will enter her
freshman year in Good Counsel
College.
Miss Albury will spend short
visit in Washington, D. c., with
her sister, Miss Rosemary Albury,
who recently completed a course
in nurses college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albury accom-
panied Dorothy as far as Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
PRESENT FARM ENCOUR-
AGEMENT EFFORTS to take

care of part of the Key West
population, which will be faced
with shutdown of relief within a
very few years, bring to mind a
comparison with brethren across
the Stream in the Bahamas. Visi-
tors to Nassau and environs,
when struck with the fact that
those not well off over there
would stick to sponging and fish
ing and meagre profits rather
than take to farming, are told by
Britishers that such a love of sea
is inbred in the Bahamas that
they cannot break away from it
and work on inland farms. We
suspect that is the reason there
have not been more farmers on
the Keys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
A KEY WESTER RAMBLES
ABOUT THE COUNTRY: New

Jersey: Just before leaving
Jersey for the Fair a baseball
friend dropped in on us. He had
played on the Spring Hill High
School team at Mobile, Alabama,
when we were on the college
team there. We had heard that
he was playing major league
baseball as first baseman with
the Phillies and wondered just
how he made it with his rather
small build, although he was al
ways a good hitter land fielder,
with plenty of spirit. When he
walked in to see us, he was
much heavier and still trinity
built. The name is Jack Dolling
We asked him how those big
league pitchers were. He said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09

THREE CocoNUT PAIL

THREE COCONUT PALM
TREES have been planted just
inside the high breakwater of the
southernmost point in the u. S.
property, where writer Miss Thel-
ma Strabel will build this winter.
When the trees are well rooted
and grow new fronds and sup
porting stakes can be removed
from them they will be very
beautiful. The scene in the eve
ming from the plot of land, which
is surrounded by a very durable
breakwater, is very beautiful,
with water surging gently against
the breakwater covered with
PHOSPHORUS and a million stars
clearly shining overhead. 1t is an
ideal spot for a home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
WEATHER FORECAST
Gill 7:3O p. m, Sunday

CTill 7:30 p. m, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Fair
tonight; Sunday partly cloudy;
gentle to moderate winds, mostly
easterly.
Florida: Fair tonight, Sunday
partly cloudy.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Gentle to mod
crate winds, mostly southerly;
partly overcast weather tonight
and Sunday with scattered thun-
dershowers extreme south por-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09

and later winter visitors will
have the opportunity to do he'll
met diving on the gorgeously
colored coral shoals just off shore,
if present plans go through. The
water there is about ten feet deep
and there is no appreciable in
crease in pressure. Air supply
will be sent through motor. pow
er from small drinks. Sights on
the coral multi-colored shoal
with rainbow fish swimming about
will give Key West a new field
of attraction for everyone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
cAYo HUESo

"The Coolest Night Club in
town" invites one and all to
spend all or a part of this eve
ming at their favorite rendezvous.
It's the Club Cayo Hueso on
Trumbo Island-and they do say
that the dancing sis supreme"
these hot nights. John Pritch-
ards Swingsters appear again
tonight and It's whispered around
that some special entertainment
will be featured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
ENTERTAINMENT
PENA'S GARDEN

Another Saturday night and
another big dance at Pena's ia
nous Garden of Roses is the
story that will serve to bring
'em out in droves" to enjoy good
dancing and good music. Gould
Curry's gang" will be on hand
tonight, as usual, and plenty of
really ''hot tunes" and speciality
singing are on tap. Come out
and join your friends at Pena'S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09

Harry Knight was passenger
on the morning bus this morning,
going to Gainesville to start his
freshman year studies at the
University of Florida. Harry ex-
pected to leave yesterday, but
circumstances made it necessary
that he postpone his trip until
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
COMBINE TOWARD
CURLING FORGERIES
tBy Associated Press,

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Sept. 9.
chiropractors have
voluntarily started a system of
fingerprinting, to identify those
in practice and also students in
chiropractic schools.
They expect to eliminate use of
forged or stolen certificates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
GARBLED GROCERIES

DALLAS, Wis.-Clerks in Dali
las largest grocery store were at
their wits end after a flood.
Labels were soaked off canned
goods stored in the basement so
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
KEY WEST IS LOOKING

with some interest on the Euro
pean war. Always a busy city
during every war, with ships
and troops based at this strategic
location, it continues its watch
ing. They are very much inter
ested, too, in Roosevelt's orders
for a 200-mile patrol of coastal
waters by u. S. destroyers to
spot the presence of alien craft
and notify shipping. Usually
when there are movements in
these waters, it means that some
of the ships drop in to Key West
and many even base here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
THIS roomy, two-story home &C.
commodities with equal facility

WIS rOOmy, twO-stOry nome &C.
commodities with equal facility
either small or large family.
On the first floor, the living room,
1876" %, includes a large open
fireplace and runs the full length
of the house. The three sleeping
rooms, one a master bedroom
1913" l4IO", have cross-ventila-
ton.
lie an additional bedroom is de-
sired, the pitched roof on the porch
can be removed and screened en-
closed sleeping room built over it.
The porch itself could easily be
extended the entire length of the
house if more 'Outdoor" space is
needed.
Note the small den at the rear of
the first floor and the pleasing con-
trast given the exterior by the stone
work at the right of the entrance.
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no one could tell which were
beans, soup, peas or corn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
THE WEATHER

Key West, Fla,
Sept. 8. 1899.
Observation taken at 1880 a. m.
18th Mer. Time 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Commander H. N. Hartley, u
S. NJ. retired, and Mrs. Hartley
left on the o'clock bus this
morning en- route to Annapolis,
Washington and New York, and
they will spend a while with
Commander Hartley's parents at
the family home in Forest Hills,
Long Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09

Miss Dorothy Mae DUNCAN and
Miss Phyllis Adams, left on the
morning bus today for Miami en-
route to Tallahassee where they
will enter for their freshman year
at Florida State College for
Women.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09

New WOOL SKIRTS in SIX
DIFFERENT STYLES. spe-
cial at. each - Sl.sa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09

SWEATERS and BLoUSES.
each sl.oo up
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-09

Children's WINTER DRESSES
in VELVET and SILK COM
BINATIONS.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

opinion dc los presidentes de los
demas clubs Is que Cecil Travis,
shorstop y fuerte bateador, pue-
de quedar envuelto en- uno de
esos cambios.
GQuien dijo NADIA acerca de
zanzibar a Travis?, pregunt6
Griffith. La semana pasada Gri
.f.th compr6 a James w. Pofahl,
de Minneapolis, por $4,000 =
$4,000 ahora y otros $4,000 la
pr6xima %primavera.
Pofahl juega shorstop y Grit
fifth no pag6 S4G,10O por IN
"shortstcp'' para ser usado CO.
mo ornamento en- ell banco.
No IS un secreto que al "Old
Fox" lie gustaria zanzibar a Ira
Wis por Rudy York, de los I'll
gres, de Detroit, con la idea de
cclocar a York en- la primera al
mohadilla.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
CUDDY DA A AMBERS CO.
MO GNADOR SOBRE ARM
STROG, POR KNOCKOUT
TECNICO
(POr Arthur Ojedd)

Lou Ambers recuperara q
campeonato lightweight del nun
do manana por la noche, am
tandose un knockout tecnico, So
bre Henry Armstrong. Esta es
mi prediction; pero les advier-
to que no esta basada en- ell SEN
timiento, sino sobre la forma--
declare Jack Cuddy, ell notable
escritor.
"Ambers es mi boxeador ia
vorito, Y no 10 puedo dejar IN
la corriente de la crisis. Ell ha
.sido mi muchacho" desde sus
dias de p~reliminares. Yo lie di la
primera publicidad nacional,
Icusndo declare que Sc converti-
ria en- campe6n, despues de uno
de sus primeros encuentros, en-
un pequeho Club"
"Puede ser que parezca IRA
zonable y est1pido ell seleccio-
mar en- contra de Armstrong,
que es sin duda alguna uno de
los mejores ~peleadores negros
que ell "ring' ha conocido. 1.-TWO
Crown" Henry, con 26 amos de
edad, debe encontrarse en- bue-
ia forma Y fresco despues de
3 meses de descaAso. FL subira
al ring con una cadena de 46 vic
torias consecutivas que incluyen
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

debajo de I'm sol abrasador, LIZ
Ike "Hot Potato Hamlin, aguan
to a los sluggers de los Cardena
les con su bola rapida hasta que
ell score de los Dodgers Sc COM
plet6. Esta derrota fue la terce-
"a en- los 1ltimos % desafios de-
st. Louis y puso a los Cardena-
les a una distancia de cuatro Y
medios juegos detras de los Ro-
jos, que vencieron a los Phillies.
Hamlin concedi6 ocho hits, pc
no solo dos dos de ellos durante
los cinco primeros episodes, sin
permitir anotaci6n hasta que
tres hits de Lynn Larry, Jim
Brown y Enos Slaughter anota-
ron ia de la honrilla" en- ell &C.
tavo.
Los Dodgers sacaron de la 10
mita al joven Tom Sunkel y ST.
guieron ell ataque sobre Warne-
Ike, alcanzando IA hits, inclyen-
do ell vigesimo homer" de Dolf
Camilli.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
SAL0 FL0HR Sc EMPATO
CON EUWE

Londres, agosto %. - En- ell
torneo de ajedrez de Bourne
mouth, Salo Flohr, de Pragua,
venci6 al mejicano A. G. Condo
Sc empat6 en- ell primer lugar,
con cinco partidas ganadas y l
perdida, con ell excampe6n Eu-
we.
Ell veterano del torneo, JAG
CUES Mieses, de Leipzig, que tie
ne IA amos de edad, venci6 en- %
movimientos al maestro ingles
A. r. Thomas, de Liverpool.
L. Koenig, de Yugoeslavia, sc
mantiene en- ell tercer lugar e nj
10 tablas, en- una aperture de
Reti, con S. Landau, de los Pal
SEES Bajos. Mieses sc halla en- el
tercer l6gar.
Euwe jugara con Arahams su
pr6xima partida, Flohr con Tho
mas y Condo con Kiemig.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
lPor cue no ir al Retiro a -

jPor que no ir al Retro a sor
prender a la tropa amada?...
Y, dando unos pasos hacia Ell
.sill6n donde acababa de deiar Ell
abrigo y Ell sombrero, que Sc dis
ponia a recoger Ell mayordomo
contest6:
Il No, mire listed, Fermin
muchas graciasl Nc me pida
ningdn coche. Ire en- el tran.
via mismo.
Y Sc dirigi6 hacia ell hall del
palacio.
Pero al salir, record6 que ha-
bia de darle un encargo al ma
yordomo, y volviendo sObre sus
pasos, dijo entregando al sir
yiente unos papeles que sac6 de
Su cartera:
Ii Mire, Fermin! Estes son
los taloRes del equipaje. Maade
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

Tca tttulos featherweight, light
weight y welterweight. Ademas
Ell campe6n derrot6 a Ambers,
hace I'm aho, arrebatandole Ia
iaja.
En- vista de los grandes atri-
hutos de la grandeza de Arm
strong, Gc6mo puedo escoger W
a Ambers para d%errotarlo? Bue
no, es ash:
% Yo no creo que las ma
nos de Armstrong duren ounce
rounds. Les dedos han sido ru
damlnte batallados durante. una
decada de verdaderas batallas.
FL Sc las lastim6 frente a Davey
Day, en- Febrero, agravando9e
cuando lie hizo oposici6n a Ernie
Roderick, en- Londres, en- Mayo.
He aqui porque cogi6 un descan
sc de tres meses. Sus manos pa
r:cen buenas en- 81 entrenamien
to, pero Sc usa bastante "teipe"
y los guantes grandes en- las sec
clones de ''sparring", habiendo
bastante deferenEia entire los
guantes pequenos y ell vendaie
limitado de las actuales compe-
tencias.
~ Aun9r> n..nstrCng ga
NO ell encuentro scstenido por
ambos ell ano pasado, Ambers te
MIA al negro de los Angeles a un
paso del Knockout, en- los dlt;-
mes rounds, luego de producirle
una herida en- los labios que ne
cesit6 treinta puntos.
81 Ambers, en- mi opinion.
es uno de los boxeadores que
mas aguanta. En- sus 90 peleas
PROFESSIONALS jamas fue noquea
do. Jimmy McLarnin, uno de los
p~egadores mas fuertes del ring,
bombarde su cabeza por 10
! rounds, euando Lou estaba fue-
ra de forma. Fritzie Civic lie rom
pic Ia mandibula pero Ambers
gan6 la pelea. Armstrong 10 tu-
vo en- ell suelo dos veces, en- Ell
pasado Agosto, pero Lou Sc pa
re y cast CANA.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

chado acaso en- ell "Legazpi'?
i JuSto, ST, senior de Borgo-
ma 10 coment6 la Ultima noche
que cenaron en- casa.
-lAh!
NGhez record6 ahora que Ell
COLOSSUS, estando a la altura
de las islas Baleares, Sc habia
cruzado y saludado desde lejos
aquel buque.
Su nombre circul6 a bordO, en-
tire la multitud de pasajeros d.
cudidos a estribor y apoyados
en- la borda o enfilando los ge-
melos hacia ell otro barco hernia
nc, que hacia rumbo a Oriente.
I'll captain y los oficiales del
COLOSSUS" conocian mucho a.
quel buque que hacia ell servieio
a Filipinas y Ell Jap6n desde los
puertos de Espaha.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

Los de Cincinnati blanquea-
ron a los Phillies, TO, para ALL
mentar la ventaja que los man
tiene en- ell lugar de honor, a cua
tro desafios y medic. Rookie
John Niggeling en- ell box, solo
toler6 siete hits.
Con Willard Hershberger re-
cibiendo, en- ell puesto de Ernie
lombard, y Frank McCormick
los lideres de la Nacional ano-
taron todas sus carreras en- dos
innings. I'm hit de Mccormick,
con las bases %llenas, y otro de
Hershberger, con dos en- bases,
produjeron cuatro carreras en-
ell quinto inning, enviando al pit
cher Pearson a la ducha mien-
tras Ray Harrell canine" a
Hershberger y Billy Myers "sin
CLEO" paraanotar dos mas en- ell
octave.
Con French en- ell box derro-
taron los Cubs a los Gigantes de
Terry, con anotaci6n de AS.
French di un hit con las bases
llenas, en- ell cuarto,6 originando
dos de las tres anotaciones de
csc episode.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

nana!..
FL ingeniero habiase queda-
do desencantado.
Made!
iEl, que esperaba encontrar
la casa nena de genteS y de a
brazos y de animaci6n... Sc en-
contraba ell nido vacio y solita-
.rio!...
Fermin lie adivin6 la contra
riedad, y apresur6se a ahadir.
solicitamente:
-Si quiere ell senior. le pedi.
re un coche, a los garages para
que vaya a encontrar a la seno-
"a y a la nina al Retro.
El ingeniero, que habia dor
mido perfectamente en- el tren,
no estaba NADIA fatigado del
viaje, pens6 que quiza Fermin
llevaba raz6n.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
Folletin No. 428
La Gaceta
LA MUCHACHA
; DE LA GALE.

Creia que el mayordomo refe-
riase a que lutheran salido de
casa. e
E inquirio:
u Pero Sc han marchado to-
dos?
-Todos, senior, menos la Sc
nora de listed, que tampoco es-
Ia en- casa.
Y ell mayordomo, va en- ell sa-
Ion, ayudando a quitarse ell a.
brigo al ingeniero, aclar6, con
TODD detalle:
-iLos sehores marqueses ST.
guen en- la finca de Alcira, don
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
Y Pedro de Ndnez nudo L

Y Pedro de NGhez pudo leer,
valiandose de sus magnificos
vrismaticos, Ell nombre de la ma
ve... y vic los p~asajeros en- las
cubiertas y los puentes...
iAh, quien lie dijera a 81 que
ALI iba Maria de las Moves, la
prima dulce y amada, a la que 81
guerra como a una hermanal...
TODD este habialo pensado ell
imgeniero con la rapidez del re-
lampago, y en- seguida, dispo-
niendose a subir por la escalera
principal, prgunt6 aGn a Fer
min:
-Pero, bueno, ~ mi espo-
sa?... IY Celia? blonde estan?..
Han salido, senior, hace me
dia bora, en- ell cOche, con Mar
tin. Creo que habran lido al Re-
tiro iComo hace tan buena ma
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

ma mencionada por 81 en- ST. car
ia, para el acto que Sc celebra-
"a Ell venidero viernes, Ola 25,
en- Ia sala de la cerveceria ia
Tropical, a las 8 de la noche.
Els en- honor de los peloteros
que integran la novena del Crcu
10 Cubano.
Apreciamos la fineza del Sr.
Gustavo Guerra, ell ~secretarlo
dc la secci6n. Luis Sanchez es el
presidente.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
DEPORTES
ESTA NOCHE Sc N
LA LIGA INTERSOCIAL

La Liga Intersocial Sc reuni-
"a esta noche, a las 8:15, en- el
Centre Asturiano.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los delegates y a la bora fl
jada.
TODD indica que la Liga acor-
dara de nuevo que Ell domingo
entren de gratis las senoras y
senoritas que vayan acompaha-
das por caballeros.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

Los Dodgers del Brooklyn pu
sieron una piedra en- Ell canine
de los Cardenales cuando con
Hamlin en- ell box alcanzaron u
ma victoria de IL. Trabajando
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

de estan desde las dltimas mum
daciones! Y los sehores de Bor-
goha, Ell senorito Isidoro y Ia
senorita Maria, aver habran EN-
barcado EN- Barcelona.
i Qu6?-volviose vivamen-
te Pedro a preguntar a~centuan-
do enormemente la palabra.
isl, senorl listed claro que
no saba NADIA pero Sc ha ade-
lantado el viaie a ultima bora Y
Sc marcharon hace cinco dias.
Han lido primero a Alcira. Y a
yer, habran embarcado EN- Bar
celona, mo; digo NAL! Antes DE-
aver.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

que vayan a por TODD.
-Esta bien, sehor-repuso
respetuosamente ell mayordomo.
Pedro'de Ndhez cogi6, en- efec
TO 'el tranyia en- la misma puer-
ia del palacio de Rio Verde.
iAh, Madrid
iSu Madrid L..
Despues de cast dos amos de
ausencia, encontraba a buleva-
res y paseos de la villa y eorte,
81 vlelo perfume de su infancia,
ae su primera juventud, cuando
loa' con unos libros bajo Ell bra
e. hac.a ell institute o la escusla
de ingenieros del Retro.
LEGO a la Cibeles.
Y va iba a coger I'm a para
suoir hacia Pardihas, cuando le
do un yuelcO Ell eoraz6n.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
GRIFFITH CAM
BIAR A TRAVIS AL DE-
TROIT
(POr Arthur Ojeda)

Los propietarios de los clubs
de la Liga Americana parecen
estar sumamente interesados en-
los cambios de Carl Griffith. La
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
m INVITACION DEL SR.
GUSTAVO GUERRA

La Secci6n Atletica del Circu-
10 Cubano invita- al redactor de
esta secci6n, que no es la perso-
La gaceta., 1939-08-22
CON Ell BATE Y LA o
(Por Arthur Ojedo)

LOS DODGERS EN- Ell CAN'T
NO DE LOS ~CARDENALES.
~-AUMENTAN SU VENTAJA
LOS ROJOS.
La gaceta., 1939-08-22

Hubo un silencio breyisimo.
Pedro habia fruncid6 ell ceho
levemente, como recordando
u Entonces.. sc han mar