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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
NJ. & Nj. SCHOOL NOTES
{ Martha Risberg

The Band Mothers Committee
met with Mrs. Button and Mrs.
Edwards last Wednesday afternoon.
A representative from c. e. Ward
company of New London. o., met
with them to give some idea about
prices and styles of new uniforms
for the band. The club will soon
start a drive to raise funds for the
uniforms We know the school and
community will back them.
Wednesday, Jan. Is, the Castalia
club under the leadership of Miss
Bell and Mrs. Button held party
in the cafeteria and agriculture
rooms combined Games, dancing,
and refreshments were enjoyed by
81 members and guests.
The board of education met Jan.
16. to see a demonstration of mo-
ton picture and loud speaking
equipment The board and school
are considering buying loud speak
er to be used in the gym and on the
athletic field. Action will be taken
On this at the next meeting, Jan.
80.
Last Friday, Mr.. Turner attended
state executive committee meet
ing in Columbus.
Several students have been abb
sent because of the flu, bad colds,
and the mumps.
The temperance lecture scheduled
for Jan. II was postponed. The
Rev. Mr.. Tennell will give the lee
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
KNOXVILLE

Dean Walters who resides on the
former John Wells farm and en-
ployed as mechanic at the Ford
garage, at McConnelsville, has been
i'll with flu at his home here the past
week.
VIM. Duvall of GAINESVILLE, after
visiting his brother, Emmett, and
family. the past two weeks, has re-
turned home.
Ed Stegner and family visited
Sunday with the formers sister,
Mrs. VIM Fowler, and husband, of
Bristol.
Miss Mary Wickersham of Mar
seilles spent last week here with her
PARENTS. while the high school was
closed on account of flu, returned
Sunday in order to be present when
the school was reopened Monday.
Miss Freda Foster of the auditors
office, McConnelsville. spent over
Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. E. A. Barnes of the south
creek road who was showing salts
factory improvement from six
weeks illness, suffered relapse last
week. but is now somewhat improv-
ed.
Miss Hattie Barnes, 72, of th" r.
w. Barnes home, near Miilgrove,
who has been very i'll from heart
ailment and mplications is slight
ly improved.
Vearl Newlen who resides east of
shie nlace has been very i'll from
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
ROWLAND

Mrs. Kay Barnes and daughter
were Sunday visitors at VIM. Kuntz'
Mrs. Kuntz who has been in failing
health for some time, has not been
so well the past week.
Mrs. Rachel Anderson has return
ed home, after few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Reeder, McCon-
nelsville
Wilbert Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lawrence, children Mary and
Jane were Sunday visitors at E. T.
Lawrence's of East Bloom.
The Bristol Missionary society
met Wednesday with Mrs. Lucille
Richey.
w. G.. Henderson is improving
slowly and is now able to sit up
some each day.
Delmar Wilson was Sunday din
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
SPURRIER RIDGE

Mrs. Ella Gray is seriously i'll,
being threatened with pneumonia,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Van Horn.
Frank Black and wife who moved
near Wakatomika, o., in October,
have returned to Chesterhill.
Mrs. Murray Geddes of Lightner
ridge spent Tuesday with her moth
er, Mrs. Harvey Hallowell
Mrs. Hannah Woolman spent Fri
day afternoon with Lizzie Adrian.
Mrs. ]. H. Woolman was a caller
of Mrs. Doyle Hall, Friday after
noon.
Dean Moody spent Sunday after
noon with his parents, Eliza Moody
and wife.
Earl Newton spent Sunday at Sis
tersville, w Va.
N. M. Wood and son Ralph were
Saturday callers in Athens.
Conrad Pierpoint was Saturday
evening caller Of Bert woodward
and family.
Leonard Nice and family of Pat
tin Mills spent Sunday with Mrs.
Wagner and daughter Dora.
Leonard Carnes who has been
working in Kentucky since last fall,
has returned to JOY. He and family
will store their goods at Dick Kirk
brides until house is available.
Mrs. Wagner and daughter were
Thursday guests of Mrs. Verne
Grigsby.
John Vincent has been spending
the past two weeks with his father.
Dan Vincent, of JOY.
Rev. Charles Hill of the Malta
Nazarene church will hold services
every two weeks at the Spurrier
school house.
Suggests Bounty On Hawks
The people in this vicinity will be
greatly pleased if bounty on hawks
can be paid. Hawks are almost as
destructive as grey foxes. Hawks
may not have rabies, but the way
they mangle chickens they seem to
be very vicious.
Ed Duncan is the owner of three
goats. Perhaps goats give as much
milk as cows, but they are more
difficult to keep at home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

nu.
One Of the longest and most
unique addresses We have ever seen
appeared on letter received many
years ago by r. w. Barnes, of Mill
grove, from his brother-in-law
Theodore Gray of Chillicothe, o..
addressed as follows: Take me
along at rapid rate to Morgan
county, Ohio state, in Miligrove
postoffice; let me lay until r. W.
Barnes takes me away" The letter
seemed to pass postal inspection, as
it came through on schedule time.
c.. A. Stegner was confined to his
home Sunday on account of a lame
back, but is improved
Mrs. ]. p. Moore of East Windsor
expected to leave Tuesday for Clay
ton, N. NJ, to visit her son and
daughter, Don Oliver and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kidd spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Prunty.
Mrs. Webster Woodburn was pain
fully injured on Tuesday of last
week by falling on the ice
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Norris spent
Friday with their aunt, Mrs. James
Van Fleet, Of Caldwell.
Miss Rebecca Mincks is visiting &
her sister, Mrs. Henry Baesel, and
husband
Lewis Dearth of Dalzell spent
Sunday night with his cousins, Mrs.
Wilbur McFerren and family, asd
will visit other relatives.
Miss Leona Hosom~ who has been
clerking on Saturdays at the Kroger
store at Beverly this winter, has
been hired as steady clerk and
began work Monday.
Miss Bernice McMannis has been
quite i'll with flu. and not able yet
tc sit up; also Mrs. Frank Watson
has been on the sick list, but is
some better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hosom of
Parkersburg, w. Va, visited recent
ly with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. C. Hosom, and family.
Dale McFerren of McConnelsville
spent Thursday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McFerren, and
brother Francis.
Mrs. Orville Morris was called
Saturday to the home Of her moth.
er, Mrs. Mincks, of Dungannon, who
is very i'll with heart trouble.
Dane Hall and Warren Allen are
victims of flu.
Mrs. w. C. Hosom, daughter Ed
ith and Barbara Ann were business
callers in McConnelsville, last Mon
day.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
EI4ECTRICS "SHOCKED"
BY BIG REDS

Last Friday night in the local
gym basketball fans from all over
this section Of the state came to
witness a hard fought battle be-
tween the Philo Electrics and the
M. & M. Big Reds. The Big Reds
emerged from the game victors by
the score of AZ to 81. The Electrics
got off to flying start when Gene
Hughes connected for two field
goals. Captain Dick Steward then
called time out. After this time out
the Big Reds settled down and be-
gan to score. At the end of the
quarter the score stood at TT.
In the second quarter the Big
Reds made 13 points to seven for
the Electrics, thus leading 20 to IA
at the half.
What Coach Rich said to the boys
at the half is not known, but it
must have been inspiring because at
the end Of the third quarter the
scoreboard showed that the Big
Reds now lead 35 to %.
The final quarter was the only
quarter in which the Big Reds were
outscored by the Philo quintet. Phi
10 started a rally late in the game,
but it fell short. When the gun
sounded the scoreboard read M. e
M. AZ; Philo, 81.
/ The Big Reds lost the services OF
Bob Longley in the second quarter
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

ture at some future date.
Paul Summers, local phOtogra-
pher, was at school last week taking
classroom pictures for the Unonian.
The senior class held meeting
last week to appoint the following
committees; Committee to select
class motto: Marian Adams, Frank
Hooper and Gene Mccoy; committee
fer class flower and class colors:
Martha Risberg, Betty Johnson Ber-
nice Roberts and Robert Longley.
Monday, Jan. 20, Miss Mengert
attended a district home economics
meeting in Marietta. Tuesday night
the adult home economics class met.
cussed.
The F. H. A. girls had pot luck
supper at 5 O'Clock Wednesday ev-
ening. After the business was TAX
en- care of, a program was given.
The girls are planning play for
the next meeting
The NYA boys and girls have
been helping in the manual arts and
home economics departments.
The basketball game at New Con-
cord, scheduled for Tuesday, Jan.
FL, has been postponed until Jan.
2S, due to the fact that Muskingum
lowing any games in that county
because of the flu.
Semester exams were the order Of
the day this week The new semes-
ter begins January 27.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

dard, children David and Ruth, of
Chesterhill at F. S. Miller's; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred C. Smith, sons Fran
els and George, of Malta, at G. L.
Harris; Miss Vida Newton at
Frank Davis. Afternoon visitors
were Hobart Miller at Raymond
James; Charles Mills at Mrs. Mary
James.
Mrs. Mary Evans of Athens spent
Saturday with her mother, Mrs.
Cora McPeak.
Latest flu victims are Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Miller and son Frank Ver-
nette, and Mr.. and Mrs. Web Nc
Peak.
Frank Medley and family, Harold
Best and family, Jesse Embree and
family, Russell James and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. 0. T. Clark were
Friday evening visitors at Henry
Abel's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newburn of
Amesville, Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Will
son, children Richard and Rita of
Pennsville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McNally spent Saturday afternoon
at the Paul Wells home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
FISHERS WIN OVER ROSEVILLE
POTTERY SO no 46

Fishers Funeral Service won their
seventh victory by trouncing the
Roseville Pottery team 59-46, here,
Sunday afternoon. The Fisher squad
played a better brand of ball than
they did against the All-Stars. They
started with bang and led Is to
IL at the end of the first quarter.
During the second period the teams
fought on even terms, both scoring
II points to make the scoreboard
read Fishers 20, Roseville Pottery
%, at the half time whistle.
All during the second half the
Fishermen increased their lead and
at the final gun were leading SO to
As Elmer Steward, star forward on
the local team, led the scoring with
23 points. Johnson of the Pottery
dribblers was runner-up with II
r,ointS ,inauD.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
WESTLAND

Paul Wells is slowly improving
from after effects of flu.
Mr. and Mrs. George Newburn OF
Amesville were Saturday evening
callers at the Geo. Johnson home.
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Greathouse and Robert
Tignor, at Ernest Prices, Malta
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Benjamin, son
Kenneth, at Mrs. Mary James; Es-
tel Dawson and family at George
Beniamins: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII God
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

Dempster, Uhrichsville.
The NJ & NJ Big Red Reserves
had a field day and defeated the
"Philo Sparks" 4S-1S.
Sideline Scenes: The M. e M.
Big Reds have scored 445 points in
nine games this year, while their
opponents have scored 257. This
gives the Big Reds an average of 49
40 points per game to their oppon
ents 28
We think that all the teachers
who sold or took tickets should be
complimented on the fine way in
which they handled the huge crowd.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
Morgan County

ner guest at Clyde Wilson's.
Several in the community have
colds and flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. III. Mahon, Ross
and Galen Mahon were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Black
mer, Stockport.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

on account Of four personal fouls.
Huck led the scoring with Ia points.
Hughes of Philo was second with
IL points. Steward and Rudolph Of
NJ & NJ tied with IL points. Ru-
dolph made seven fouls without
missing one Lineup:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23

To produce character, education
must call to her assistance religion.
Hadley of Yale.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-23
HACKNEY

In a labor of love, every day is
pay day.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03

subir al furg6n de las SeHoras,
Y deSizarles al dido eStas pala-
bras, con mas disimulo que un
mosquito:
IA la que Olga esta bOca es
a mi, haiga 10 qu'haiga! Estais?
Mas lejos que tG-contest6
la Ohata, en- el mismo tono,,
volviendose ligeramente, al item
pc que miraba al suelo y sc ras-
caba un sobaco.
En- Ell pueblo, aumentaron as
zozobras de los detenidos, en- par
ticular de Monsieur Renard, que
tenia que concederse que la cosa
Sc poDia muy fea.
Ademas, los chicos habian
desaparecido verdaderamemte,
sin que nj Ell ilustre director del
circo nj nadie pudieran expli-
carse este tan extraho.
En- Quintana sc unieron a las
dos parejas de eiviles otras tres,
entire Ia espeCtaci6n del vecin
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dario, que creia que estos titiri-
teros hubiesen cometido alg1u
crimen, fueron nevados al edifi-
clio del juzgado municipal,
Los furgoneS quedaron en- la
entrada del pueblo, junto al
puente. custodiados por otra pa
reja de civiles.
Monsieur Renard, con su ojo
americana, EN- cuanto penetra-
ron en- ell edificio del ju7gado,
adivin6 Ia causa de su deten-
ci6n.
iAlli eStaban los sehores que,
noches antes, asiStieron la fun
ci6n del circo en- La Hondonada,
o sea los marqueSes que pare
clan interesarse por Celia, y que
motivaron la marcha precipita-
da de la compania!
La mujeres lloraban.
Ell Chepa, muy palido, conte-
MIA su panico y su rabia para no
estallar en- ma1diciones y en-
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vietoEianO Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
JACK DEMPSEY ACTUARA
DIE ARBITRO EN- LA NOCHE
DE HOY

FL excampeon del peso compile
to, Jack Dempsey, actuara hoy
de arbitro en- ell programa de lu-
chas que anuncia la direction de
Benjamin Field.
Lee Henning, ell carnicero, Sc
opone a la preSencia de Jack CO.
mo arbitro y anoche dijo: "Yo
entiendo que Dempsey obliga a
los luchadores a comportarse Co
mo 81 desea. 81 trata de hacerlo
conmigo, descubrira que no es
una tarea facil. Tengo mi estilo
y el no podra cambiarmelo. No
lie tengo miedo, a pesar de q, Sc
gun sc me informa, especializa
en- atizarle golpes a los luchado-
res. ST me pega, lie pegare tam
bi6n w.. en- la nariz. Soy mas jo-
ven que 81 y ,puedo cuidarme.
Joe Hockey combatira en- Ell
semifinal con Pee Wee Bennett
y Jack Sherry, Ell titulado cam
pe6n, tendra de adversario al
simpatico Bobby Roberts.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03

son, vencedor ell aho pasado, y e
Gulf Stream, de 70 pies, propie
dad de Dudley Sharpe. A las seis
de la tarde de aver las dos EN-
barcaciones Sc encontraban a
85 miMas de la Habana pero 81
guiendo cada una I'm curse de
ocho millas de separation.
Marchan Ell Gltimo lugar la go
leta Jose Conrad, del servicio
maritime de los EStados Unidos,
v la goleta "Bicho Malo H., pro
piedad del cubano Mario Munoz
Bustamante. NADIA Sc sabe de Ia
goleta Admate, de Brandenton,
de Ted Leonard.
Ell promedio de velocidad de ia
mayoria de las embarcaciones es
de 6 nudos por bora,
La marca es de 81 horas, 16
minutes y 4S segundos y la es-
tableci6 Good News"
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
CIRCULAR o DE
CAMBIOS EN- ELL CAMPA-
MENTO DE LOS ROJOS

En- ell cuartel general de 10
Rojos de Cincinnati, en- esta cit
dad, vienen circulando rumore
de cambios; pero ell administra-
dor Warren y ell director Bill Nc
Kechnie NADIA dicen.
Los dos admiten, sin emloar :
go, que les gustaria Dir una Offer
ia sobre un "ss" de primera ella
Sc y un catcher de las "grandes
iigas." No mencionan nombres y
tampoco Sc refieren a los pelote-
ros que pudieran quedar envuel-
los en- una transaction.
McKechnie asegura que no tie
lie interes en- Miller, ell torpedo
70" de las Abejas, y Giles enfati-
camente sostiene que Ernie Lon
Jardi, ell corpulento receptor, no
EZRA cambiado. lombard insiste
en- obtener un aumento de sueldo
mayor del que lie fuera concedi-
do.
Los Rojos practicaran hoy dos
veces, la primera de elias a las
10 de la mahana. La temporada
en- la Liga de la Toronja comen-
cara ell venidero viernes. Espera
Sc que venga Ell gobernador Hol-
land a lamar la primera pelota.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
LOS DODGERS
RON DE NUEVO A LOS Gil
GANTES

Habana. Mario 3.-,Los bod :
gers de Brooklyn vencieron de
nuevo a los Gigantes, con anota-
ci6n de 6 carreras por 2. Peter
Reiser dispar6 un batazo de cua-
tro eSquinas, con una corredor
en- las bases, Babe Young, de la
novena de Terry, descarg6 un
cuadrangular, tambien con un
corredor en- las bases.
Ell batazo de Reiser fue eli uni
co descargadb "a Carl HubbeE, en-
tres entradas. Billy urges su-
fri6 otro desvanecimiento 10 que
indica no esta curado del efecto
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
MURIO Ell DEL
FUTBOL

Winter Park, Mario Bel
DR.. David Schaff, historiador
de la iglesia y uno de los creado-
res y propulsores del futbol en-
los Estados Unidos, muri6 aver
de un ataque al coraz6n, motiva-
do por las COMPLICATIONS de un
pie infectado. Present6 81 en- va
lie, seg1n sus amigos, ell alamado
futbOl rugby" que habia apren
dido en- ell extranjero. Walter
Camp cambi6 despues Ell juego,
radicalmente.
Sohaff fue .presidente de la
primera association de fUtbol en-
Yale y escogi6 ell grupo de 20.
hombres que jugo con Ell Column
bia, en- noviembre 16 de 1872, ga
nando 81 partido con tres goals.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
LOS GENERATES DE LEE
IA Ell CAMPEONA
TO DE

Jacksonville, mario 3.-Aun-
que los Generates" de Lee PEI
dieron Ell partido final, supieron
conquiStar ell campeonato de bas
ketball en- la Conferencia de los
diez grandes institutes.
Las Panteras de Plant, en-
Tampa, que derrotaron Ell saba
do a los Generates, final;zaron
en- segundo lugar.
Lee gan6 16 partidos y perdi6
uno; Plant, gan6 IL y perdi6 8;
Jacksonvin, gan6 10 y perdi6 5;
Edison, 5 y 3; Orlando, 9 Y 6;
Hillsborough, Z; Clearwater,
4 y 8; Gainesville, 1 8; st. Pc
tersburg, l y IL, y Palm Beach,
0 y 6.
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dos, ahsdi6, serio va, y con voz
cortante e inquisitiva:
II Bueno, sehores mics; es
precise que me contesten uste-
des a cuanto voy a preguntar-
les!
Los bandidos asintieron silen-
ciosamemte sin despegar los la
bios.
-Ustedes son soltimbanbuis,
no es aSii?..
isl, sehog juez!-contest6
Monsieur Renard por todos.
Ell juez insisti6 en- la pregun-
ia, esperanto una respussta de
los otros, alineados en- fila. de-
lante de cuatro guardias civiles.
Y como Garcia observara que
las pupilas del magistrate es-
taban fijas en- ella, a Ia vez que
rarecia invitarla con el gssto a
cue hablara, acab6 por decir, re
crudecieudo SD nanto de elefan-
ia:
La gaceta., 1941-03-03

blasfemias que delataran Ell orr
gen completamente cato de los
~artistas que intentaban pasar
por extranjeros.
Solo e Cogorza, cuyo cinismo
formidable habiale permitido re
cobrar toda su sangre fra, Sc
mantenia relativamente serene
cuando les condujeron a los cua-
tro ante ell juez.
En- Ia sala, sentados en- sendos
butacones de terciopelo, estaban
en- efecto, los marqueses de Rio
Verde.
Don Rodolfo, al yer entrar a
los personajes, habl6 unas pa
labras en- voz baja con el juez,
que contest6 con una sonrisa, en-
tono para que lie oyera TODD 81
mundo:
isl, senior marques, ST! Aho
ra 10 sabremos TODD.
Y, dirigiendose a los deteni-
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Con el bate. Ia Mascota y los Espejuelos
(POr Tlra : cuArta }

ciento de las Secciones de Propa
ganda no debe ser alterado.
No cochran por sus servicios
los sehores del Executive, Tampa
60 cochran los Delegates subdele-
gados y seis 0 siete Aombres que
cada club facilita para las can't
mas y taquillas.
Los que hablan de la bolsa lie
les peloteros, que son "ama-
tours" no PROFESSIONALS, Sc olvi-
dan de 10 que representa- las Sc
ciedades Y los hombres que por
ella trabajan.
Yo no Sc 81 ell director esta de
ocuerdo con este que escribo, pc
70 20 expreso 10 que siento.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MuIsiOR

ing highest grade lockwood creo-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho-
Mulsior. . taste tire whole family
viii, like. It clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing i'm
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church is neces,
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough wke3 Mentho- Mulsion IL
80 inexpensive and easy 20 obtain
M.ntho-M ulsion is endorsed By
your neighbors and que ranteed hy
le~Iing d~ruorists svnrv ~R'"~n. a9v
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
La Gaceta Folletin No. Ale
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

-Pero... iy los nihos?-pre-
gunt6 Ell cabo, cuando va hacia
cerca de una bora que Gamma
ban sin encontrar ell rastro de Ia
chiQuineria.
-Iban delante, EN- otro furgo-
no-repuso Monsieur Renard-.
iYo soy Ell primer sorprendido
de no encontragles!
Los guardias sonrieron, cam
biando una mirada de intelligent
cha.
Cream que los granujas les ju
gaban una coartada.
Monsieur Renard, cuando va
daban vista al pueblo adonde les
pudo
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
M~arsellegses. Void!

Marsellegses. Void!
Y edhandOse manO a la carte
"a extraJo de ella IN documen-
10 mugriento y viejisimo, un pa
saporte expedido a nombre del
antique y ~autentico Monsieur
Kenard. natural de Marsela.
CON todos los datos de la fila
ci6n.
III randa habia sustituido en-
81 uocumento, amos atras, 81 re-
Irato de su victima echada al rio
orasileho, por una fOtografia
prOpia' sobre la que supo mar
car con taicO simpatico ell me-
dio circulO del sello de la a-cal
dia marsellana.
La Justification, cue e...b,
maravilloSamente hecha. bsbia
Sc repetidO en- 81 pasroerte f.
pobre Monsieur PAT a-a
guodo tambi@n sepclteto on
no dei Brasil, y en- di.ho pasa-
figuraba ahora la fOtorra.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03

Una junta de gran importan-
cia celebrara mahana, en- Ell edi-
ficio de la Unione Italiana, la Ii
ga Intersocial.
N presidente Manteiga pedi :
"a que Sc pongan "las cartas So
bre la mesa" en- cuanto a las no
venas y sus peloteros.
Existe ciertos descentento por
parte de una 0 dos ncVenas, las
cuales estiman que Sc trata de de
jarlas sin buenos jugadores.
Por otra parte, algunos seno-
res delegados solo piensan en- Ia
bolsa de los peloteros, como 81 Sc
tratara de una Liga comercial, Y
otros estiman que ell tanto por
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
LOS DEL
EX-REY ALFONSO XIII

Roma, Mario 3.-Se efectua-
ronhoy, con un brillante cere-
monial, los funerales del ex-rey
Alfonso XIII, arrojado del tro-
no, en- 1881, por un movimiento
republican,.
Ell sarc6fago fue sellado en-
presencia de su eSposa, la exrei-
ma Victoria, y sus hijos.
Miles de espanoles monarqui-
cos e italianos desfilaron por la
capilla ardiente.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03

los siguientes Judy Bigger, Co
lcrado Warrior, Little Beaver,
Lucky Squeak, Neasho Lad, Ske
lily, Tip y Cair Colt. Judy Bug
ger tiene ocho victorias a su ere
ditto, en- 20 salidas. En- una de
elias venci6 al famoso campe6n
Rock Springs.
Sc verificaran las otras carrie
ras de calificaci6n los dias A, 6
y 8 de este mes.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
LA REGATTA DE YATES EN-
TIRE ST. PETERSBURG Y
LA HABANA

st. Petersburg, Mario 8-Las
noticias recogidas por la Radio
revelan que marchan a la cabeza
en- la famosa regatta annual entre
este puerto y la Habana, Ell
yatoh "Good News" de 65 pies,
propiedad de Robert W. John :
La gaceta., 1941-03-03

del pelota1o que BucAy Waters
e diera en- la temporada de 1910
In nIedico de Miami lie recono-
era hoy, en- la vecina ciudad.
New York, &c, 6h, 4e; Broo-
yn &c, 8h, 0e.
lLanzaron por los Gigantes,
Lehman, Hubbell, Adams, Had
ley, con banning de catcher por
los Dodgers, Hamlin, Rachunock
y Flowers, con Franks de cat
cher.
La gaceta., 1941-03-03
LA M r DE
QUALIFICATIONS PARA LOS
GALGOS JUVENILES"

Esta noche, en- la octava carre
ra, Ell Canedromo de Sulphur
Springs presentara a ocho gal
COS Juveniles" para seleccionar
a varios de los ejemplares que de
beran competir, ell dfa IL de es=
tie mes, por una bolsa de $94O,
Los escogidos, segln la nota
dada por Ia administration, son