davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
Feed Markets
Are Lower

Raleigh, March 23-Fecd markets
were somewhat lower during the past
week, the u S. and North Carolina
departments of agriculture stated in
the weekly market news service re-
view.
The slow demand for Inc adequate
market offerings was the principal
! weakening influence in mill feeds.
The index number Of wholesale feed
stuff prices was down about 2 points
to 1882 compared with 1904 last
week and 1884 for the correspond
ing period last year. However, COM
pared with the 10-year average,
wheatfeeds and cottonseed meal are
high this season. Cottonseed meal
averaged nearly $50 per ton higher
in February than the 10-year average
and about 500 per ton higher than
year ago. In contrast, Soybean meal
is relatively low priced this season.
Further weakness was apparent in
tine peanut market this week al
though price declines in the Carolina
Virginia area have not equalled those
in the southeast. Prices Of farmers
stock, however, have held up fairly
well but are at least l-9 cent per
pound and possibly IA cent under
the prevailing prices of a month ago
j Meanwhile, best jumbos will still
! command q cents per pound and
occasionally slightly more and best
! bunch will bring 3.65 cents per pound
delivered. Total stocks Of farmers
grade peanuts at the end of February
were II percent less than similar
stocks one year previously.
North Carolina egg markets ruled
/ steady to firm this week and an I'M
proved market tone was in evidence.
! In contrast, the demand for poultry
was moderate and accommodating sup
plies of hens forced price levels
lower. FryerS ruled fully firm to
stronger but other classes ruled
steady to weak. The Easter demand
for eggs is expected to reduce sup
! plies somewhat, but continued warm
fair weather is needed before any
improvement can be expected in the
| live poultry division.
| Increasing supplies of fresh south
| ern fruits and vegetables lowered
| prices somewhat during the past
week and at the periods close values
were approaching last years levels
In contrast, wholesale prices Of North
Carolina Porto Rican sweet potatoes
! advanced slightly during the week
and at the close in New York u. S.
| No yams were quoted at 1.25 TO
lao per bushel and 80 to 100 Il
bushel crate.
All species of livestock moved
nervously and somewhat aimlessly
during the week, selling Of early and
recovering later in the period when
supplies were sharply reduced. I'm
dertone all through the list was weak
and any bulge in receipts resulted in
lower prices, with subsequent reac-
ton attributed almost entirely to re-
| duced marketings. Good and choice
steers and yearlings closed steady to
25 cents higher than late last week,
Hogs finished uneVenly steady to 30
cents up, with fat lambs ~ to Is
cents up, all having staged a come
back from an early slump. Heavy
steers topped at 1900, ycarlings
1880, fat lambs made 1O.l5. and
1ogs closed at $50 after having droo-
ped to 5.35 on Monday, lowest level
recorded since 1884.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23

Durham, March 23.-Pennsyl-
vania's touring Quaker nine was IN
Duke park this afternoon to round
out the weekend program for Coach
Jack Coombs' Duke university base
ballers, but at the same time there
were preparations here for the Blue
Devils all-important Easter Monday
doubleheader with the University OF
Maryland Duke Whipper Penn 49,
6 Friday.
Mondays brace of games-the
only scheduled tWn-bill on the Duke
card this year-will begin Dukes
defense of the Southern conference
championship, a title the Blue Devils
have held for the last three years.
And in Maryland, Coach Coombs'
pupils will be engaging the only col
lege outfit that was able to halt their
winning march through a 24-game
schedule in 1889. The Old Liners,
coached by H. Buron Shipley, edged
the Blue Devils. 9lS, in ten-lnnlng
thriller at College Park last year.
Maryland will bring many of its
| 1899 stars here for the holiday con-
tests. Earl Springer, the talented
southpaw pitcher who set the Blue
Devils down last year, Will likely
be starting pitcher in one of the
two games. He's logical choice %
go against Dukes ''lefthanders'
Perish MondorGf. the basketball!
star and likewise letterman hurIer,
will be among those present, along
with Infielder Frank Dryer and
Adam Bengoechea and Outfielders
Hugh Keller, Fritz Masel, Bill Eng
land, and Burton Culver Keller, the
Terps' cleanup hitter, is the brother
of Charlie Keller, rising sophomore
sensation of the New York Yankees
and hero of the 1889 World series,
Dukes pitching choices against
Maryland remain undecided until
after today's game with PennSy!-
vania, in which Bill Peters. KllmeI
Bortz, and Bob Vickery-all right
handers-Were due to work. Bill Nc
Cahan. Bob Weaver, am Bel Mock
took three-inning turns against the
Ouakers in yesterdays opener, aHc
Coach Coombs was expected 10 Sc
Ilect the two hurlers that showed ur
best in these games to do the chuck
ing Monday.
Duke faces a busy sports week al
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23

$685.. Been some years now since
....s6 IL the Bar. 50 l am now
F., speak right out in court con-
,~.-s re Judiciary.
,r.. ..a.rc; IS an ariStocrat both
.-.- md IN brains. 1t took Sir
... 2svHoldS quite time to pro-
.,s a.. his peerless portraits in
once produced, it was a
..a.,.e. believe l can go Sir
..... ..e better when II comes to
...., ysrswyn. for | shall under
... paint three portraits Of my
=. - Is many sentences.
french have 4 saying no
.... a,.sr" which. translated into
-, means that 4 man of noble
-, will act in noble way. This
~. ,g~:ra.t Of Judge BlIrgWyn.
~. ...rcr. George P. Burgwyn.
....,.F Georgetown University, as
oar own University: he
w.. ., = soldier of the South: he
,~Gcd ari>tocrat: his barony
......-. rs Hillside" embracing some
~. ..~sS OF Northampton County
..t owe Of mis- klnSman was Col.
- \ Burgwyn. boy Colonel
- .. Gettysburg. as told in q re-
-.rtc. Another OF his kinS-
49,. .,..< Col. W. H. S. Burgwyn,
r,.... o.. volunteers in the Spanish
,.....~...s war. \ few days since I
- . monograph on Confederate
60 md United States Senator
-s"--.s /. Cltnsman, in whose hon
~ r-sysMun'S Dome - Carolina'S
.s,.~s .aIle>t peak-was named,
- mig 50 intrigued me that
led - see who wrote it. and
IND ..,ac Is author was Col. w. H.
S...wvn. who served upon Cling
~..~., Salt in the Civil War.
Nv rudge is pure Northampton
.-~ nee ne has lived all his life,
,..~g norm At Jackson in 1886. All
49, C;.rgW.ynS are EpiScopalianS. as
.s-.< re ariStocratS and landed
ss~.rv. and the Judge graduated
.~,.,, ne Episcopal High School at
.,ay.~6r.a. Virginia. Then he took
...-.-r~ academic course at George
.,vm University and maybe they
w.. ,ar~e HIGH CHURCH notions
-, rs head while he was there,
3. re came back home. read law at
~. University. and came to the Bar
= ,9o8.
vs lied his 'prentiS' hand al
'.c:>on where he lived until 1913
md there he served as Mayor OF
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
NOTICE.

Pursuant 10 an order of the Court
dated ne 22nd day of March, 1910
F., .ns. special proceedings entitled
~Ceo..,S Jones VS.. Robert Jones, the
-rCeyS.gned Commissioner will offer
~ sale and sell to the highest bidder
u. caSn. At the Courthouse door in
Henderson. North Carolina at II
O'Clock midday on Monday. April 10,
49, re- following described real
ts.ace.
That property located near Hen
5e.scn. North Carolina, known as the
Hone place OF the Late Louisa
Badger Jones: said property having
been bought by Louisa Badger Jones
rom Mrs. Chavasse by deed record
ed IN Vance County Registry in Book
= az page 506 and adjoins the lands
i Harriet Cotton Mills on the North:
on the East the Harriet Cotton Mills;
N the South the lands Of Archie
Coleman and on the West the Estate
g: ne Late J. D. Cooper. For fur
..er description see VIII Of Louisa
Badge Jones recorded in Vance
County Registry in Book B" at page
~.
Bidding to start at $4,000.
T-.s the 22nd day of March, 1910
J. P. ZOLLICOFFER,
Commissioner.
:. ? & J. H. Zollicoffer, Attorneys
3 md so
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
Coli e:xr.3 Play
At Greensboro

Greensboro. March 23.-(AP)-
Clayton Heather. boy they Ill know
around here. and Ben Hogan. Il COM
paratve stranger, were made CO.
favorites today Of the third annual
$4,000 Greensboro open golf tourna-
ment.
Hearner, a Carolina product only
two years out Of the caddie ranks, is
one of the local prides. Rated 10
to-l shot when the betting books
were opened for the 72-hple test. he
was brought down TO & to through
the combinations Of an anticipated
heavy play on him and the fact that
he's likely 10 win any tournamcn,
he starts in If he plays consistently.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court
Before The Clerk.

S:a,e Of North Carolina:
Co,.tv OF Vance:
Claude Smith and wife, Eugenia
Smith, and John r. Smith, widOwer.
VS..
GeOrgetta Smith Harrington and
husband, Walter B. Harrington;
Mary Emma Hill and husband,
Charles E. Hill; Kenneth Urquhart,
unmarried: j. Arch Woodlief,
WidOwer; Horace L. WOodlief and
wife Thelma Stone Woodlief; Char
lotte ". May and husband, Ohio
Nav: Baxter WOodlief and wife,
Reba Satterfield Woodlief; Thad
WOodlief and wife, Margaret E.
Noodlief: Paul Lee WOodlief, I'M
married; Jake Smith and wife, Mol
lie Smith: Lee Smith and wife, Julia
Smith; Mary Smith Glover widow
OF Russell Smith, and husband
Harmon Lee Glover; Josephine
Smith Harrington and husband,
Mack Tharrington; and J. NJ. Peace,
administrator of Benjamin Urqu-
hart, deceased.
Tho defendants, Georgetta S.
Harrington and husband, Walter 3.
.1a.c.ngton. Mack Harrington
My Emma Hill and husband,
Carries E. Hill, Kenneth Urquhart,
ea.e Smith and wife, Mollie Smith,
- Smith ard wife, Julia Smith, and
lazy Smith Glover and husband,
.'@."DA Lee Glover, will take notice
Ina, an action entitled as above IN
n" nature of a Special Proceeding,
las been commenced in the Superior
Curt Of Vance County, North Car
'..:.a, Tor the sale of real estate for
#:.0on; and the said defendants
III. ,Irther take notice that they are
81 -.cd 70 appear at the office of
Il" Clerk Of the Superior Court of
,.a2re County, in the Courthouse in
henderson, North Carolina, on the
.',o day of April, 1910, and answer
x ocmUr to the complaint in said
Con, or the plaintiffs will apply to
.." Court for the relief demanded
az. sald complaint.
Inns the 18th day of March, 1910.
E. o. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court
Vance County.
FI"oISon & GholSon,
g.. 'NlPrneys for Plaintiffs.
.S-z3-30-6
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
Bankers Mile
Draws Stars

Chicago, March 23-LAP)-The
field has The stuff from which track
records arc made--s6 if the track
will cooperate there is a good
chance that u new chapter in the
story of mile racing may be writ
ten at the international amphl-
theatre tonight.
The Bankers mile, feature event
Of the Chicago relays, will bring to-
eether Charles (Chuck) Fenske,
miller of the year, Glenn Cunning
ham, Gene Venzke and Archie San
Pomani. each Of whom has proven
his ability. This is Il compact field
which should reduce the possibility
Of crowding on the turns and give
each runner fair chance to step
out and run.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
TUBERCULIN TESTS
AT STATE COLLEGE

Raleigh, March 22.-Free tuber-
,ulin tests will be offered to stu
Tents and faculty members at N. C.
State College next week by the COL
age infirmary in cooperation with
he extension department of the
forth Carolina Sanatorium headed
" Dr.. p. P. Mclean.
The tests will be on a voluntary
asis this spring. with the probabili-
~ that they will be required with
he opening of the college term next
September, Dean of Students E. L.
lloyd said today in announcing the
cooperative program.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
Sprinkle Boys
Top Grocers

The Sprinkle Oil Co. bowling team
creased the Skid5 and slipped Hen
ierson Grocery Co. bC"l"rS Il l'75
to l4ll defeat last night on the
Centre Bowling Alleys.
L. A. Jackson, Jr. and Bob Nethery
rolled up 3l2 for best honorS Of the
winners, and E. NJ. Edwards, -, got
291 for top honors for the losers.
1t was the third round that, the oil
men came through with fine bowling
to take the contest.
The line-ups:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
Meeting Quakers Today,
Duke Readies Fer lerps

around. Following the Maryland en-
gagements. the baseballers will en-
tertain the West Chester State teach
ers' college outfit Tuesday. meet Col
by college here on Friday, and play
Elon college at Greensboro Satur-
day. The Blue Devil golf team opens
against the University Of Pennsyl-
vania on Tuesday. and the varsity
track squad journeys to Gainesville,
Fla. for the annual Florida relays on
Friday and Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23

Total
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23

Franklin. F1aZeIWOOd and FiarflS,
PantherS, Hunt and Johnson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-23
Furniture Boys
Get Victory

Henderson Furniture boWierS rack
ed up a 1922 to 1857 victory over
Motor Sales team last night on the
Standard Alleys.
Pill Bryan, with 500, was top mar
for the winners, and +. +. Smith
came through with 2S4 10 lead the
losers.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
ANTONIO FERNANDEZ AU-
MENTO Ell NUMERO DE
SUS VICTORIAS

New York, Die. 24.-AntoniO
Fernandez, ell pIgil chileno de
1853 libras de peso, superb a To-
ny Cola, 156, de Milwaukee, y
Sc mantiene invicto desde su a.
rribo a Estados Unidos. Fernan
DEE recurrio a sus mejOres gol-
pes, MERCHANDISE" viOlentamen
tie, y los jueces opinaron que me-
recfa la victoria. La pelea tuvo
un Unite de seis asaltos.
Johnny Compo, de New Ha-
ven, vapule6 a Patsy GiOvanel-
Ii, de Brooklyn, en- otro match
a seis asaltos. FL italianO cay6 a
la Iona en- ell primer round; pc
70 sc levant6 antics de que pudie
ran contarle.
MOSCONI CON 81 VICTO-
RIAS
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
Sc LIE PIDE A CONN RENUN
Gle Ell TITULO

Chicago, Die. 24.-La Asocia
ci6n Nacional de Boxeo lie ha pc
dido a Billy Conn, de Pittsburg,
Ell campe6n de las IT'S libras, re-
nuncie ahora su corona va que
iha firmado un contrato para pc
lear con Jose Luis en- ell mes dc
JUNO del afo entrante. Las re-
glas de la Association Nacional
especifican que TODD campeon
debe salir a la defensa de su IT,
tulo por 10 menos una vez cada
Seis me9es. Ell pasado 5 de junic
defendi6 Conn su corona frente
a Gus Lesnevitch.
Johnny Ray, director del cam
pe6n, dice que a Conn lie gusta-
ria defender SC corona antics de
pelear cen Luis; pero que no So
be de un oponente, 20 pondria a
Billy en- condolences para pelear
con el antes de hacerlo con Jose
Luis. Els probable que decline :
mos ell titulo, pero no hemos de-
cidido la fecha en- que la nOticia
Sera dada.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

FL ingeniero lego en- ell rostro
innoble del bandido que estaba
hacienda mentalmepbe calculOs
interesadoS, y Sc apresur6 a ana
dir:
]iY pagaria 10 que me pi-
dieran por e~ncontrar las huellas
de eSa nina! iCree listed que Sc
pueda averiguar su paradero?...
IFS muy dificil! Pero 81 all
guien puede dar a listed noticias
de ella, soy 20. va le digo que
conozco a too ell barrio. iVerfa
de informarme por ell Cascajo!
u Quien es Ell CASCADE?
II No, nadie! Otro gtrapero,
que vive en- las Cambroneras, y
que tambien anduvo dias pasa-
dos en- tratoS con ell CogorZa pa
comprarle este chamizo. Aunr
que no creo que el ninrhi fhaiga
dicho ma. lPablito es un lincel
Il QUEEN es Pablito?
Ell Cogorza.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

-JPero no dice listed que la
nina no sc la ha llevado Ell?
81; ESQ digo. Pero 81 debe
saber and'esta. Ell Q la Chata.
Pedro de Ndhez comprendi6
la inutilidad de Sus esfuerzos.
tia nina, Celita, su hija ado
rada, la criatura dulce, cuya i
magen habiale tantas wees quiz
tado el sueno, habia desapareci-
DOL.
SHabfa muerto, quiza?..,
lila habrian matado?....
JHabia caido, Ell adorable euer
pecillo, examine, en- una noche
de invierno, bajo los mordiseos
feroces de la heladaY.
40 habia perecido con el do
Tor del hambre en- las tiernas en-
ehtranas zen una Gale de gran
ciudad, junto a, lujo insultante
de un palacio como aquel en- don
de naciera..., al lado de una item
da faStuosa, mientras sc delisa-
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

cOsOs, unos ninchis, a pedir IL
mosna, segdn dijeron por el ba-
rrio.
Pedro sinti6 que su coraz6n
Sc le rompia.
va no pudo disimular mas, Y,
pasandose una mano por la fren
te, paseando a pequehOs pasos
por la estancia, contenia a duras
penas ell jadeo espantoSo y la
mentable de su pecho.
III Chino huSme6 en- seguida
en- este sehor6n una nina, Y le
miro con un interes nuevo.
Su inStinto de parasite social,
de antique bandido, Sc puSo EN-
guardia.
iQueria decirse que este ito
podia aflojar la moSca!
IA yer, a verl
Il listed sc interesa por esa
mocosa, no es ESQ?
BESIDE luego,
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
Los Tiges, con S29, ccrquistaron los
aureles de su Liga en- carreraS bateadas

New York, Die. 24.-Com una
pareja de famoscs bstea lores,
Hank Greenberg y Rudy York,
el uno a la esbeza Y ell otrc en- ell
segundo lugar, los Tigres fueron
los mas pOder,sos batesjo ,es de
la Liga Americana, en- Ia tenn
porada anterior, seg1n las eSta-
Gfsticas oficiales de 1910.
Los fuertes bateaiores de los
Tigras anotaron 829 carreras,
3cn 81J los Medals Rojas, mien-
tras los Yankees, en- ell plsado
les reyes de todos los departa-
mentos, Sc quedaron en- ell ter
Ger sitio, con 757. Con1uist6
Greenberg los honores individual
les, quelardo a Ia cabeza lie la
Llg1 con loo carrer2s lmpulsa-
das; Rudy York finaliz6 en- Sc
gundo lugar, con 1874, y ice Di
Maggie, de los Yankees, Ell ter
cero, con 1873.
Jimmy Fox fue Ell cuarto, con
119, pero lego a SC decimo Sc
gundo ano con 100 0 mas carrie
ras.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

Otros seis peloteros, haci mdo
un total de 10, impulsarcn 40 0
mas carreras: Ted Williams de.
los Medals Rojas, 113; Jose Crc
min, SIS, y director de los Met las
Rojas, Ill; Bobby Doerr, Giro
pelotero de los Medals Roj Is,
los; Bob Johnson, de les Ate i
cos, 103 y Lou Boudreau, ell SIS
de los Indios, con 101.
Charlie Keller, de los Yam .
KEGS, suplant6 a Harlcnd Cliff,
de les Browns, como ell mayor
recibidor de bases por bolas o
transferencias. Keller recibi6
LOG Y Cliff 104.
Por ell quinto aio consecutive,
Frankie Croeetti, de los Yam
KEGS, prob6 ser Ell mas visible
"blanco" para los pitchers, STEM
do alcaHzado 10 veces por las pc
lotas de differences lanzadores.
Sam Chapman finaliz6 al fren.
tie de todos los bebeiores de pom
chs, con 90. Boudreau hizo Ell ms
yer n1merc de jugadas dobles,
con I'm total de %.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
ratification, 81 10 consigue.

qualification, 81 10 consigue.
-iPa sabido! 81, senior. Esta
misma tarde comsnzare a pre-
guitar a los amigos.
La pagare a listed 10 que
sea- 10 que nae pida.
-iEsc, ALA a la conciencia
.d'uSte. SQuie listed tomar un va
so e vino?
No, muchas gracias. Yo vol
we're por aqui. ICuando lie pare
ce?...
Mariana mismo, 81 quiere
N bien, entonces, hasta
manana. Tome listed este be-
queho recuerdo milo!
Pedro de Ndhez, dej6 sobre Ia
mesa un bilete de veinte durOs.
para estimular al granuja a que
buscara a Ia pcbre Celita.
En- Seguida Sc daspidi6 del
arciano, que sali6 hasta la puer-
ia de la casucha ,deshaciendoSe
en- palabras de miel.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
TONY GALENTO DESAFIA
DE NUEVO A LUIS

Orange, N. j., Die. 24.-An-
sioso de entrar de nuevo en- ell di
nero servido en- grandes bolsas,
Tony Galento, Ell tabernero, di6
aver algunas satisfacciones por
la derrota vergonzante sufrida a
manos de Max Baer y ret6 de
nuevo a Jose Luis.
Con su tono enfatieo y agresi
vo de siempre, "Dos TOneladas
Tony" manifesto que Jose Luis
esta soSteniendo unas peleitas
preparadas para 81 y que sigue
evadiendo La verdadera y peli-
grosa rivalidad.
"Le llaman a Joe un gran cam
pe6n. 81 es un gran campe6n,
|Spor que acepta las peleas con
"falsas alarmas" como Mccoy,
Burma, Simon y Dorazio?
"Yo apuesto $4,000 a que lie
derribare, por la cuenta de diez,
81 de nuevo Sc mete conmigO en-
un cuadrilatero. Hube de lucir
muy nal frente a Baer; pero 20
no olvido que soy Ell Gnico indi-
viduO que ha derribado a Luis
desde que eonquist6 la corona Y
ell dnico que ha puesto a dormir
a Lou Nova. Siento 10 que pas6
en- la pelea con Baer y me culpo
a mi miSmo. Crei que Make es-
taba fuera de moda y no me en-
irene debidamente. Este no me
sucedera otra vez."
Con respecto a Billy Conn, To
ny pregunta: ICON que piensa
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
FOnetin No. $50
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Hubiera cogido a este hon.
bre y 10 hubiera sacudido con
todas sus fuerzas para que ha-
blara pronto, para que le SAGA
"a del inferno en- que Sc deba-
tia.
Tuvo que contenerse, sin en-
barge, v esperar hasta que ell
inmundo personaje dijo:
ZiYa Sc quien dicel Una mo-
cosa que tuvieron aqui arreco-
gia algin tempo y que iba con
Ia Chata a Madrid, con la basu-
ra.
ST, esa-exclam6 Pedro, in
terrumpiendole porque adivina-
be que Sc trataba de su hija-.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
DEPORTES
CONNIE MACK CUMPLIO A.
YER 78 AMOS DE EDAD

Filadelfia, Die. 24.-Cumpli6
aver 78 amos de edad y disfruta
de perfecta salud, el dueho y di-
rector de los Atleticos de Fila :
DELTA, Connie Mack.
Huesped de honor en- un BAN
quote organiZado por los cronis-
tas deportivos, e, "viejo gran ca
ballero" manifesto que no pien-
sa zanzibar sus "estrellas'' y ST
tratar de reforzar su cuerpo de
pitchers.
"No quiero zanzibar ninguno
de mis- buenos peloteros, nj ven
derlos. Estoy satisfechO con Ell
team, que solo necesita pitchers
adicionales y un "shortstop."
DeSpues de la comida Sc lie en-
treg6 ell titulo de miembro vita
licio de la Association de Escri-
torres de Baseball de America.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

ban por su lado, indiferentes,
con la dureza egoista del cora
z6n de los felices, las Senoras e.
legantes y perfumadas y los ca
balleros bien vestidos? g..
iAh, dOlor de todOs los dolo-
resi-.
iPensar que, 81 habia Sido asi,
81 Celia habia muerto, era 81, su
padre, su propio padre, Ell que Ia
habia matado t..
AL fin, Pedro, comprendiendo
que seria a1n mas innoble ofre-
GER a este ser abyecto Ell espec~
taculo de su dolor, sc irgui6, di-
ciendo por dltimo:
II Bien, escuchel listed dice
que vive aqui. no es ESQ?
Isl, senior.
En- ese case, lquiere listed
encargarse de buscar las hue
llas de esa nina de Celita? Yo le
daria a listed una eaplendida
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
TOMARAN PARTE EN- LAS
REGATAS DE LA HABANA

Habana, Die. 24-En las re-
gatas de mediados de invierno,
que empezaran ell dfa Is de enc
no, partieiparan Adrian ISelin,
ii, con su embarcaci6n Ace II, y
John H. White, con su 'Shucks'.
RepreSentaran los dos a la clase
Star de la flota del Long Island
Sound.
La fecha del arribo de esos
notables yatistas no Sc ha fijado
tOdavia.
Ell captain de la flota de Long
Island Sound, electo reciente-
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

sera enviada a participar en- Ia
parada que alli Sc ceiebrara, Co
mo ell aho pasado, 81 dia de Aho
Nuevo.
La banda hara tambien evolu-
clones en- ell descanso del parti-
do de futbol del Orange Bowl.
Todos los gastos seran costea-
dos por un grupo de hombres de
negocios.
All frente de la banda, que Sc
compone de 65 musicos, ira su
director, ell Sr. Lyman Wiltse.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

lUSted Ia conocia?
Ii Digo!,.. Yo soy el mas an
tiguo de este barrio! Me Haman
81 Chino, pOrque mi chamizo,
que as uno que esta bajando pa
los MataderOs nuevos, fue ell pri
nero que hubo por aqui. Isl, Sc
quien era esa mocoSal Sc Hama
,ba..., Sc llamaba.. no me acuer-
dol.
Celia
Il ESQ es, Celia!
~ bien, Use la han llevado
con ellos acaSo?
-No-eontest6 Ell viejo rotun
damente
iC6mo?...
No. senior, no. De ESQ estoy
SECURE. ESa mocoSa hacia 10 me-
nos dos o tres amos que va no
estaba aQui en- Ia China.
-lQue no estaba aqui? iPues
d6nde estaba?
Sc Ia llevaron, con otros mo
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

New York, Die. 24.-Con un
total de 81 victorias y 9 derr0-
tas, Willie Mosconi Sc mantiene
en- ell primer lugar del torneo
pOr ell campeonato mundial de
billar de bolsillo.
Andres Ponzi sc halla en- Ell
segundo puesto, cen 26 IactO-
rias y 16 derrotas. Jimmy Ca