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Evening star., 1940-10-27

teachers room of Edmonds School,
starting october %.
Key
The Executive Beard will meet
Tuesday at l pm.
This association is among the sew
eral organizations of the Potomac
Heights community sponsoring a
Halloween social at the Palisades
Field House on Thursday.
Wallacn.
"Doorways of Washington. a mo-
ton picture in technicolor. was
shown by a representative of the
Community Chest at the meeting
on October IA.
The fall luncheon was held on
october "a.
Bowen-Greenleaf.
Mrs. Pearl Lohman membership
chairman, met with the grade
mothers at the Greenieaf School on
october 16 to make plans for the
annual membership drive.
JdHUcy-
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm at the home of
the president. Mrs Josef Vanier
5ll2 Forty-fifth street NV.
Cared mothers are assisting the
membership chairman in the cam
palgn for new members.
Halloween parties arc being given
in most of the grades with the help
of the grade mothers.
Grant -Weightman.
The Executive BOARD will meet
Thursday at 2 pm at the Weight
man School.
Stuart Junior High.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at 2 pm.
John Burroughs.
A special executive meeting was
held on October "a Grade mothers
and the Executive Committee dis
cussed plans for the luncheon on
November from noon to pm. The
regular executive meeting will be
held at 130 pm. on November 7.
Mrs. F. Haering announces that
two home economic classes have
bene organized and sessions will be
held Tuesdays and Thursdays from
to pm. Handicrsfts and home
making are subjects to be studied.
Randle Highlands-Orr.
With the membership drive Just
passing the halfway mark, Mrs. F.
Lee Neil, membership chairman, re-
ports an increase of 80 per cent over
last years enrolment and 100 per
cent teacher enrolment.
The Summer Roundup Committee
shows that 10 children entered
school free from remediable physical
defects and will receive certificates.
There were 81 children to receive
the summer roundup examination,
40 of whom were free of defects at
the time of the examination and 80
have had the corrections suggested
by the examining physician made.
Mrs. Ellsworth F Seaman was
chairman of the committee.
Fillmore
Mrs. Elizabeth o. Grant, nutri-
ZIONIST from the Distric: of Columbia
Health Department, spoke on IAN
Introduction to Good Health" at the
meeting on October a.
The membership campaign Is now
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District K. Of C.s
Get Jurisdiction
Over Panama Order
Alfred A. McGorroehy
Is Appointed Deputy
For the Isthmus

Supreme Knight Francis P. Mat
thews of the knights of Columbus
announced last week that the Su-
preme Board of Directors, at a
meeting in New York, added the
territory of Panama 10 the jurisdic-
tion of the District of Columbia,
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with State Dep
uty Alfred A.
McGarraghy as
state deputy for
Panama. This
change will ne
cessitate the ap-
pointment Of q
district deputy,
with residence
in Panama, to
administer the
affairs Of t h e
ord er in that
place.
The change
was occasioned
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Order Of De MoIuy

Robert LIE Bruce Chapter will
meet November l in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Henry Studds pre-
siding. The chapter visited Tuscan
Chapter in Baltimore on October 18.
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Marriage License
Applications

ous and Florence E jenkins: 20, sos K st.
Aifzandes nR and EaaSeth kaaSe b Baudn din 90 Long
Island, N. Y; the Rev. F. B: Tucker.
Leonard D. Swearingen q. New BEDFORD
Mass and Idra M. Heath. 23 Columbia.
S. c.; the Rev. J; H. Dunham;
Joseph N 9sly 80 LagTeI I,Idd Nd 1s,a and nd
Carl X. Cassidy, 80, 42l9 River road NV,
and Tim Ruth Campbell %. i452
Euclid ST. NV: the Rev: E. R. Arthur:
and porog Coles 80
zoNnt Mich p The Rey A. sf1s TrsdsT sstb st
and Tess H. Anderson, Al. st. Louis;
AlE!a T w. @ ssi7 ss St 9Th ST. St see
nc and Elizabeth A. West 2s, 1875 10th
st. NV; the Rev. E. B. Brossard.
Walter T. Burke. 80. and Melba = john
S son rs both both OF Manassas va 'he Rev
Herbert Gains, "a and LAME Preston. 3s.
both Of lis Pumsey court Sc; the Rev.
and Helen De witt. TO- 1860 Half st.
Missael ss the fsy scnadd E. L. Lee and Frances
stearns; s;.;,;n.lS a5 both of Baltimore; Judge
Cuy u. bTOOkS. Il. Z3l rlOrlud dNc INV y
and Alice NJ. Brown, 90, 1912 sth st..
NV; the Rev. X. P. Barnes.
Henry w. Coates, jr. 21, and Dorothy E.
Packet, 21. both of 1924 Ogden st. NV;
the Rev. L. F. Stevens:
Dominic J. Motta. 25. 1882 Vermont ave.
NV. and Catherine E. Comper. %.
1918 Potomac ave. Sc; the Rev. j. B.
joseph 4. Shelton. %. 2O21 9th st. NV,
and Edith Roots: %. 55 st. NV; the
Rev. B. H. Whiting.
william Butler. "A. 421 Oakdale st; NV.
and Elizabeth Johnson: 3s; 736 18th st.
ne: Judge R E. Mattingly.
Carnell Hunter, %, 2203 14th st. NV, and
Helen WEIGH, %, Quakerland, Va; the
victor North, p; Ip,,tat<sHrgsh;; PIT Pa. and
poris Grimn. 20: 40 Whittier pl. NV;
Orville l.. Wright, 33, and Madalen L.
Burch. 40, both Of 719 E st. Sc; the
Rev. G. B. Faucet.
Wilbur H. Grahe. 21, and Leona M. Fisher,
%, both of Baltimore; the Rev. c. H.
Rockville.
Frank r. Heller, 81, Washington. and
Margaret A. Turner. %, Chevy Chase,
Frank W. McNamara. A.. and Julia B.
Jackson: ~. both OF Washineton. Wi,
ME Mc4ullen, %. Barboursyile: Va.
Bradford Lawson McGann, 81: Roseland
Va, and Adelaide Elizabeth Mullikin, 10,
Centreville. Nd.
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ton of Territorial Deputy Theodore
A. Aanstoos.
The first degree will be conferred
on a class of candidates tomorrow
evening in the Knights of Columbus
Club. Robert l.. Sheridan, grand
knight Of Potomac Council, will
preside.
Dr. Martin r. P. MCGUIRE, dean of
the graduate school of arts and
sciences at the Catholic University
Of America, was guest speaker last
Tuesday evening at meeting Of
Washington Council He was in
troduced by the Right Rev. Msgr.
Peter Guilday. chaplain Of the
council. DR.. MCGUIRE spoke on his
recent visit by airplane to all the
South American republics, a trip
sponsored by the Catholic Uni
versity.
Joseph M. McKenna, grand knight,
announced on Tuesday evening
there will be a Halloween and
masquerade ball.
District of Columbia Chapter will
sponsor, at the request of State
Deputy McGarraghy, the celebra-
ton of armistice on the evening
of November II at the Knights of
Columbus Club, closing with
dance. This will be the opening of
a week Of activity covering a home
coming week for members of the
order, former members and their
friends. Entertainment will be pro-
vided each evening. A committee
of 100 met last Wednesday evening
to make the arrangements for this
celebration. J. Fred Brady, chair
man of the chapter, presided.
At the Commodore John Barry
Monument in Franklin Square, to-
day at IL am. State Deputy Alfred
A. McGarraghy will place wreath
in the name Of the order. State
chaplain. the Rev Edward A. Fuller,
S. j.. will deliver the invocation.
The public is invited.
The Rev. DR.. John Heating Cart
wright, pastor of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, invited
members to participate in the 18th
vember 10 at 10:30 o'clock. Fourth
Degree members, in full regalia.
will serve as a guard of honor to
Archbishop Michael J. Curley.
The Rev. DR.. Maurice Sheehy Of
Catholic University addressed mem
bers of Washington General Assem-
bly,, Fourth Degree, last Monday
evening at the Mayf1ower Hotel. He
was introduced by Harold F. Jones.
faithful captain. Dr. Sheehy talked
on You Can Take 1t With You"
Andrew L. Oehmann. faithful navi-
gator, presided. Joseph M McKen-
ma, general chairman of the Little
Sisters Pound Party Committee. re-
ported plans have been completed
for the 14th annual donation party
on November II. The public is in
vited.
Mr.. Oehmann, on behalf Of the
assembly, presented an American
flag to the John Carroll House at
Catholic University last week.
The Rev. Joseph E. Gedra. chap
lain of Carroll Council, announced
the novena to our sorrowful mother
is being held every Friday, at Sis
and 7:45, in the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception.
Carroll Council will meet on
Tuesday evening in the clubhouse.
dent, John Brougher: recording sec
retary, Mrs. j. M. Shredder; cor
responding secretary; Mrs. j. B.
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dent, John Brougher: recording sec
retary, Mrs. j. M. Shredder; cor
responding secretary; Mrs. ]. B.
Skinner; treasurer. R. K. Brown;
art. Miss Kathryn Sunny; alumni,
Mrs. Lawrence Brooks; delegates,
Mrs. Archibald Kenyon; hospitality,
Mrs. H. E. Chynoweth and Mrs. H. S.
Mcleod; honor roll, Mrs. A. r.
Thompson; juvenile protection and
citizenship. Mrs. Riley Elgen: legis-
lation. Anderson Tackett; member
ship, Mrs. j. Madigan; program,
Miss Jean Dorren; publications, Mrs.
C. c. Hines; publicity, Mrs. Edward
R. Seal; room representatives, Mrs.
John Rogers, Mrs. Dale G. Davidson,
Mrs. Edmund Wallis, Mrs Philip
Sures and Mrs. Walter Bailey;
scrapbook, Mrs. Hugh Dryden; stu
dent aid, Mrs. P. F. Sabine; study
group, Mrs. John Wann, and ways
and means, Mrs. Fred J. Newland.
Brent Dent.
A reception was held on Tuesday
afternoon. Tea was served.
The following officers have been
elected to fill vacancies caused by
designations: Mrs. Hugh Hartley,
vice president; Mrs. S. M. Burgess,
secretary.
The membership drive is on and
all grade mothers will meet with
the chairman at the home of Mrs.
Morgan Otterback on Thursday
afternoon.
Whittier.
The fall luncheon will be held
November 5.
The following committee chair
men have been appointed: Ways
and means, Mrs. w. E. Ward; CO.
chairman, Mrs. H. S. Riley; grade
mothers, Mrs. S. Maxim, custodian;
Mrs. Lester F. Briggs, program,
Mrs. B. B. O'Rear: record book, Mrs.
E. H. Hamilton; garden, Mrs. E. r.
Hampton; publicity, Mrs. Julius
Wolf; summer roundup, Mrs. r.
Santelman; health, Mrs. G. r. Cas-
tell; membership, DR.. S. w. Stew
art; study group, Mrs. o. j. Irish;
historian, Mrs. Ralph Howe; stu
dent aid, Mrs. j. D. Barrett; pub
licity, Mrs. T. H. Higgins; maga-
zine, Mrs. Allen Harrison; receiving
home. Mrs. Clifford Reynolds: hos
pitality, Mrs. c. c. Warren; budget,
Mrs. B. H. Handley; bylaws, Mrs.
P. T. Gottwals; radio, Mrs. C. F.
Schweitzer; auditorium. Miss M. N.
Getty. music Mrs # nayid Gotne.
accompanish, Mrs. r. B. Baer; song
leader, Ira Krider; attendance, Mrs.
w. E. Granger.
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Fillmore

Mrs. Elizabeth o. Grant, nutri-
zionist from the District of Columbia
Health Department., spoke on "An
Introduction to Good Health" at the
meeting on October 81.
The membership campaign Is nov
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East Gate Chapter will have a
grand visitation on November l,
followed by business.
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Carroll Council will meet on
Tuesday evening in the clubhouse.
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Edm0n0S-Maury.
Mrs. r. S. Sackett will conduct
class of 10 sessions on consumer
education" each Tuesday at / pm.
for 10 consecutive weeks Ia the
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
UIGA AMERICANA

los Yankees pegaron cuatro
"jonrrones'' Sobre los pitchers
de los Atleticos y conquistaron
la victoria con anotaci6n de 8
por a. RED" Ruffing. permiti6
10 hits, pero mantuvo ell domi-
Mo en- tpdos los momentos de
peligro. Red Role dispar6 dos
de los cuadrangulares, Heinrich
uno, Gordon otro y ell quinto de
la tarde, Moses, ell rf. de los va
puleados.
Atleticos DC, 1Oh, 4e; New
York &c, 11h, De.
Los Senadores Desperation
aver y vencieron a los Medals
ROjas. Ell zurdo Grove salt6 del
box, pero la derrota lie TOGO a
Hash, que lie sustituy6.
Washington &c, 12h, lie; Bos-
ton &c, Oh, 2e.
MasterSon recibi6 credito por
Ia victoria.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
Fallecio uno de los 'tgres" del
pugilismo, ell hebreo Joe Jacobs
Habfa sido director de Schmeling y actualmente
dirigia a Galento

New York, abril 25.-Joe Ja-
cobs, uno de los "tigres" del boz
xeo por su extraordinaria habi-
lidad en- la direction de pGgiles,
anoche, a la edad de A
AIRS. de una enfermedad del
lcoraz5n.
En- Ia cf;oinq del Or. 0ewald
IL Rotonda, i'm especialieta, a
dcrie 10 habfa mandadc su O.
MIRO personal el DR.. Vicente
Npr5ic''o. Jacobs hablaba Y refa
cuando lie scbrevino 81 ataque.
lie acornpan9ba Harry Man
del, empresario de las carrie
ras de bicicletss de seis dias, en-
cuycs brazos cay6. Cinco minu-
tos despues dejaba de existir.
Jacobs sentia un ligero dolor-
otto y no lie do Importance. A.
yer Sc brind6 a acompanar los
fOt6grafos hasta Ell campamea-
to de Galento, donde tomaron
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

no Sc habfa lido dando cuenta
que, 6ltimamente, bcrradas va
en- ell cielo las dltimas tintas del
crepdseulo, habia legado Ia no.
che, con su negro manic, rasga-
do solo, ALA lejos, por un leve
r~espNandor de nacar...
Y ahora, a traves de la ven
taniAa, descubri6 un no supiera
que campo movible Y fantasti-
co de un color plomo sombrio,
que reflejaba, no obstante, tin
tas del crepdsculo.
Era Ell mar.
Sc aeercaban, pues. a BARGE
Iona,
Fueron luego uaas cuantas
horas mas de espera y de ansie-
dad, arrastrada por aque con-
voy que, como 81 adivinara su
impacieucia y su augusta, vO-
laba sobre los campos dormi-
Y, al tin, Va csTcs Do Ias disA
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bueno, un hombre que supo sa-
crificar su amor immense. I'M
luscel propio amor de su hijo, a
los mandates del deber.
Persando en- clio, ell alma de
la martir Sc llenaba de esperan-
zaS y de frescuras.
I'm hombre ash, un hOmbre
Que supo ser un heroe hasta tai
punto.., que pisote6 su coraz6n
y 10 mas hermoso Y 10 mas anna
bic que puede haber en- la exis-
tencia, era un hombre del
que podian esperarse todas las
generosidades Y todOs los renun
ciamientos.
Ahora, esta misma noche, en-
cuanto llegara a Barcelona, 10
buScaria, como meses atras.
Y como meses atras, lie ha-
blaria al coraz6n, lie expondria
todo 10 ocurrido y le diria 10 que
esperaba de ell: una carta, una
sola carta, para Pedro de MI
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

nez, para su marido, en- que Mi
guel de Guzman explicaSe al in
geniero ell drama de amor que le
unfa con su prima; unas sim
Piles lineas en- que Sc declaraSe
autor de aquella carta que en-
.lqlueci6 a Pedro de Ndnez, y la
declaration de que aquella carta
iba dirigida a la mujer de Isido-
70 de Borgona.
iNada masl
Con aquel papel, con aquella
simple carta, Maria de la Cruz
IRA a yer a les marpueses de
Rio Verde, enviaria un emisa,
rio 81 era precise al palacio De
la Castellana, y los tics de Pc
hro, que no hay que decir sa-
brian de sobra Ell paradero del
muchacho, Sc apresurarfan a
deShacer ell equivoco.
La martir Sc vefa va, con los
ojos de Ia imagination, Hama
por IA santa dOha Moves, ha-
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aver por los Tigres Y supo ano-
GO con la derrota. Solo cinco
hits batearon los Medals Blan-
cas-.
Detroit &c, Oh, 2e; Chicago
1c, 5h, De.
tarse otra victoria. Rigney car
I'm batazo de Ftjonrron" de
Ray Mack, la 2b de los Indios,
con Hemsley en- las bases, pro-
dujo aver la derrota de lbs
Browns, que recurrieron a tres
pitchers y varios bateadores au-
xiliares.
Cleveland &c, 12h, Sc; San
Luis &c, 12h, De.
Ell triunfo Sc 10 di6 al pitcher
Milnar y Ell contratiempo a Ken
nedy,
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
EN- LAS GRANDES LIGAS
LIGA NACIoNAL

Once hits batearon los Pira-
.tas a Bill Lee, ell excelente pitch
err de los Cubs, pero este eupo
ieiarlos en- A carreras, mien-
tras sus conpaheros de team,
con 10 hits, consiguieron llegar
8 veces a la "goma". Paul Wa
ner fue mandado a batear de e.
mergencia, por tercera vez en-
tres juegos, Y descarg6 un hit
limpio, en- Ell noveno. En- sus o.
tras dos ocasiones al bate dis
par6 un "tlbey" Y un "hit".
Chicago &c, ION, lie; Pitts
burgh &c, 11h, 2e.
La derrota lie tcc6 al pitcher
Butcher.
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varias escenas para Ell cinema
t6grafo.
Bojo la direction de Jacobs
lego ell aleman Make Schmel-
ing a la corona del peso compile
to. Actualmente dirigfa a Tony
Gc,ertr y see~lraba que 10 iba
9 conducir tambi6n al "trono
mundial".
Era I'm hombre de poca esta-
tura, cara alegre Y uno de los IT,
pcs mas nopulares en- Bread
way.
0stert6 tambien la direction
de tan notables gladiadores CO.
mo B. Zalga; Ell frances Andre
Roltis, csmpe6n del peso de plu
ma en- Europa, y Mike McTigue
campe6n de las IT'S hbras el aho
1920.
Gastaba el dinero a manos lie
mas y CON frecuencia relataba in
teresantes an4cdotas sobre el DO
Xeo y su vida como director de
g5ad.adores.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
OEPORTES
ARMSTRONG TERMINO DE
P~REPARARSE PARA LA
PELEA CON JUNIOR

Boston, abril 25.-Mahana
viernes por la noche, en- esta ciu
dad, Henry Armstrong, Ell cam
pe6n del peso weller, defendera
su tftulo, a Is asaltos, frente a
Paul Junior, de lewiston, Esta-
do de Maine.
Armstrong esperaba subir al
cuadrilatero con un peso de 142
libras.
Junior posee innegable habi-
lidad y Sc lie reconoce por los pc
ritos gran fortaleza de punos.
Ell adversario del negro es
frances y en- Is amos de carrera
lleva sostenidas 358 peleas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

ves?...
Fue este mismo viaje.
Habia salido en- ell mismO
tren de Madrid, habia hecho los
mismos altos. y llegado a Bar
eelona a la misma bora que pen
saba llegar esta noche q la ciu-
dad condal.
Pero entonces, la fuerza de IA
dicha, y la fuerza del deber, la
daban una especie de. energia
invencible que ahora no tenia
su alma, a pesar de tOdos los he
roiSmos...
Recordaba a Miguel, cuando,
luego de buscarlO por medic
Barcelona, logr6 encontrarlo, nj
fin, en- Ell Cfrculo Militar de Ia
plaza de Catalina.
An, Ia escena de nobleza, Ia
escena de passion infinita!...
Miguel de Guzman lie habia
demostrado entoncas a Maria
de Ia Cruz que era IN hombre
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

La Liga Intersocial ofrecera
.todos los amos, a beneficio del
Fondo de Leche de los niios, un
doble juego de campeonato, no
especial.
Este aho la Liga 10 dara en-
conjunction con la Mesa Redon-
da de Ybor City, que hubo de
recoger una iniciativa del pues
to Marcelo Gonzalez No. 70, de
ia Legion Americana.
Todos los detalles del doble
.desafio sc acordaran en- una pro
xima reunion.
Es'probable que, con ell fin de
alcanZar una mayor recauda-
.ci6n, Sc ecuerde aumentar. soda
mente por ese dia, ell precio de
la entrada.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

Mas de 10000 personas pre-
senciaron aver, en- Brooklyn, cl
partido que di6 Ia victoria a los
Dodgers sobre las Abejas de
Boston Cuatro pitchers utilize
Durocher, Kimbal, Mungo, Wy
att y Pressnell, recibiendo ere
ditto por la victoria ell primero.
Sullivan, Coffman Y Swift fue-
ron los pitchers del Boston y cl
Gltimo cargo con 81 "disgustor
Alfonso Lopez solo fuk una vez
al bate y no "conect6" de hit,
Boston &c, Oh, Be; Brooklyn
Sc, 10h, Be.
Ross, Ell If, cometi6 los tres e.
rrOres de los atropellados.
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ella la que ella sentia tanto Carl
no como respeto, y recibida por
Ia marquess y Ell marques con
los brazos abiertos en- a7uellos
salones Y aquellas estaneias fas
tuosas donle ella habia sido tan
dichosa...
Y POGO despueS, seria Pedro
en- persona ell que apareceria en-
el palacio, llevandd de la ma
no a Celia.
I'm immense abrazo uniria a
los escosos, y Ell llanto que caye-
ra sobre la cabecita de Celia, Sc
ria como un bautismo de dolor,
que iaVara para siempre los re-
cuercos quemantes de estes me-
ses que no habrian sido mas que
un mad sueho en- la vida de los
tres, en- la vida de los tics de Pc
dro....
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Con Ell bate. la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(POr TirG > cuarta)

Tn experto me aseguraba a.
yer que la presencia de Fausti-
no Casares en- las filas de los
Ieales, dara a estos mayor pu-
ianza y discipline. Ash 10 creo
70, aunque Willie Paz es el d.
rector.
Faustino puede tener sus e
rrores; pero en- la pelota ybor-
citena es un fuerte pillar.
DID 81, con la ayuda de los
demas, dos campeonatos a Ia
nOvena de la Unione.
Elogiar a Faustino, que 10
merece, no es guitar meritos a
Grandio, Espolita Y otros direc-
torres y exdirectores de las move
mas de Ia Intersocial.
Cada cual en- su lugar Y todos
hijos de Dios.
Faustino es un excelente di-
rector Y un notable ~pelotero;
Grandio es un excelente pelote-
10 y un habil director; Espoli-
ia, un competente director y un
a punto de retirarse.
Los tres titles y valiosos; los
tres dispuestos a cooperar STEM
pre- con la Liga y las altruistas
sociedades que la componen.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD DRnATml
TONIC SEGUNDo
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

friendo la brutalidad de su des-
tino, completamente a MERGED
del AGAR, como va a MERGED del
vientO una hoja que Sc despren-
de del arbol y es arrastrada pOr
Ia furia de la tempestad.
En- cambio, ahora sabria rom
per con paciencia y con astucia
los terribles hilos de la red meta
lica, de la tela de araha terrible
en- que Ia vida la habia envuel-
to.
Y al salvaise para siempre,
salvaria a su marido, a su Pc
dro adorable, a su hija, a los mis-
mos marqueses, que Sc estarian
crevspd pdesde eatoHces sumi-
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

> LA FIESTA D EMANANA
EN- LA ESCUELA ORANGE
GROVE
La fiesta annual de la escuela
Orange Grove, de coronation de
Ia reina Y ell rey, reyes de gra-
cha Y sencillez, sc efectuara ma
mana viernes, a las cinco de Ia
tarde.
Conocidas personalidades to-
marian parte en- Ell brillante ac-
to.
Coronara a los reyes ell presi-
dente de lanueva Association lie
Padres y Maestros de la escue-
la.
Nuestro director, Sr. Victo'
riano Manteiga, pronunciara u
mas palabras, amablemente in
Mitado por la d~irectora Sra.
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La gaceta., 1940-04-25

Derrotando a los Phillies, con
Vandenberg de pitcher, los Gil
gantes subieron a la segunda
division. Babe Young, la nueva
primera base de los neoyorpui--
nos, dispar6 un cuadrangular,
en- ell octave, CON dos corredores
en- las bases.
Mulchahy lanz6 por los Phi
lilies.
New York SC, III, De; FiIadel
fla &c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

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nos pobres y algunos de ellos
Sc han ofrecido para wender "ti
ckets".
Cooperar con una buena cbra
De la ccmunidad latina, es con-
tribuir a realizar Ell PRESTIGE
de los espanoles, cubanos, tia
lanes y sus descendientes.
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dos en- una inmunda ola de YER
guenza y de oprobi0..


gtienza Y de oprobin..
%
Volaba Ell tren.
Dejaba atras las estaciones
muertas, como dormidas en- Ia
calma de la mahana dulce de We.
rano.
Por los campos Sc veian dis
persas cuadrillas de labriegos,
que iban realizando las labores.
Cuando Ell tren lego a lara
goza, va cerca de las cuatro,
Maria de la Cruz evoc6 con
mas claridad su 1ltimo viaje a
Barcelona, siete u ocho meses
antes.
iAh, e%ntonces L..
iQuien la hubiera dicho a G.
Ha que Sc jugaba la vida, el no
nor, la vida y ell honor de Pc
dro, y la existencia tambien lie
su hijita adoradisima, al inten-
tar salvar a Maria de las Me
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

Los peloteros de la Liga In
tersocial saben 10 que ell Fondo
de Leche representa- para los nj
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LA GACETA

Il peri6dfco en- idiOmA EsPahcI
de mas circulation en- TAmps
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

Perdida en- su hermosa evo-
csci6n sin fin. Maria de- Ia Cruz
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Ell veterano Bridges .anz6
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-.Susrripci6u semanal: 20 c
.e0s "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
TeEefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

Vlctoriano Manteiga, Editor