davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

critic tenfa Ell mismo acento des-
garrado que el de Ia polaca lu-
chando con Ell calmuco... Veia Ell
misterio y clamaba auxilio... TIE
MIA Ia sensation de que habia
yisto cometer un asesinato...
vi que de Ia arena Sc alzaban
dos cuerpos. La moza, toda tur-
'bada, no acertaba q cubrir sus
desnudeces, v 81 calmuco, pues-
to en- pie, con los pantalones a.
pelotonados sobre los tobillos,
ensenaba sus 6rganos genitales
!colgando- Vo.vi a gritar: iiSo-
corro!!, " escape corriendo de
mi escondite. AL alzarme Sc sa-
las ramas v cay6 al sue
10 un nido de pajarillos. Estaba
en- medic del campo. Ell canine
Sc deslizaba ssrpenheand0 en-
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

co.. Sus pantalones Sc lie habfan
hecho un ovillo, a los pies. No
.habia duda, TODD estaba al des-
.cubierto. 5De modo que era...
.allf... Y con aquello...?
Y volvi6 a sonar ell grito, es-
ia vez desolado, aterrador. Ell
calmuco la tenfa cogida por de-
de los brazos v oprimia la
carne desvanecida Y clamante.
Sus cuerpos medic desnudos Sc
revoivian en- ell suelo, unidos,
pero pugnando en- SUI union, co.
81 quisieran estrangularse.
Sc odiaban, Sc fIagelaban Ell
uno al otro. Gritaban. No habia
iiquerfan matarseil
Y sin poder contenerrne mas
Giempo, aterrorizado. grite yo
pidiendo aunxilio... Nj
N
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

1Por que Mr.. Hubbard, como
empresario, no le da a Gaztafa.
ga la grantfa de pelea que ell
vasco le pidiera.
Isidoro Sc halla dispuesto q
pelear en- Benjamin Field, pero
mo por su salud", sine por d.
nero.
La empresa quiere darle I'm
tanto por ciento, el c6modo tan
to por ciento que provoc6 la sus
pension de Antonio Cancela y la
suspension de Barney Brock.
Cancela sostuvo una pelea y
sali6 con los bolsillos vacios.
|Luego querian que peleara a
casa vacfa" y pidi6 una garan-
tia mfnima, que no lie dieron. En-
tonces Sc neg6 a pelear con Bar
ney Brock y Ia cornisi6r, protec
Itora del "tanto por ciento", le
suspendi6.
Barney Brock no quiso pelear
Ia sernana pasada por razones
de dinero, no por otras causas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
MORRIS SANDS LUCE BIEN
EN- LAS PRACTICAS DEL
ST. LUIS BROWNS

San Antonio, Texas, Mario
l7.-Dos nuevos peIotefos de
los Browns de st. Luis, Harry
Davis, ell inicialista, y Jimmy
Robertson, un IS, han causado
una excelente impression en- las
practicas. Davis fu6 comprado
al club Toledo v Roberts al Van
'souver, team del Canada.
Impresion6 mucho tambien
la habilidad de batear de Ralph
Alexander, I'm exfutbolista v pc
lotero de los Maestros de Kirk
sville.
Estan va en- buena forma los
veteranos pitchers Fred Blake,
Lou Koupal y AL Thomas.
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que acudiesen en- su socorro..

que acuuleSen en- Su S0cOrr0...
Y en- mis- oidos volvia a reso-
mar Ell CRITIC, largo y lastimero.
va Sc divisaba q 10 lejos la
'finca, cuando note que Nevada
en- Ell bolsillo el marco del cal
muco, arrollado en- Ell panuelo..
Me agazape junto a uaa campo
verde de ~centeno, reflexione, v
comprendf que ell calmuco podfa
PerderGne. 81 iba corriendo a
buscar a mi padre y le contaba
TODD 10 sucedido, v mi padre me
cogfa y me encontraba la mo-
media, ide d6nde iba a decirle
que Ia habia sacado? TODD Sc
me descubriria: Ell robo v los
motives por que habia robado.
Y adem&s, ell calmuco podfa de-
cir que 20 le hahfa sohornadO
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

10 que veia no me exaltaba
nj movia siquiera q curiosidad,
pues me parecfa sencillamen-
'te una hucha aburrida entire
una mn6er v un hombre.
Resolvf no darle ell marco.
En- este momento, oigo un gri
TO desgarrado, como 81 I'm p&ja-
re herido cayese a TERRA. Era
la pciaca, que tenfa al caimuco
suJeto entire las piernas desnu-
das y lie agarraba del pelo; sus
bra2os trefnulos describfan ner-
'viosas epryas en- la arena. SUI
cuerpo Sc estremecia extrafa-
mente, gritaba de un modo no
.rriole Y desamparado, Y de prom
to me pareci6 que su cara, trans
,flgurada, era muy hermosa. 70
vels TODD 10 que hacfa el calnu-
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
DEPOR ES
DIZZY DEAN ASEGURA
QUE NO JUGARA CON LOS


Sarasota, Mario 17.-Dizzy
Dean, Ell pitcher de los Carde-
males, insiste en- los $4,000 de
sueldo 0 en- case c~ontrario que
Sc lie conceda eel RETRO"
Dean sc ha dirigido al conf ;
sionado de Ia pelota, juez Lam
dis, preguntandole que pasos de
be dar para retirarse legalmen-
te del deporte.
"Siento decir que no volvere
q jugar d la pelota, dijo Dizzy,
pero asf lucen las cosas. No po-
demos convenir v asi que yo me
retirar6 para dedicarme a los
negocios. ST no juego este afo,
no volvere a jugar. Lamento de
jar Ell baseball, pero exijo Sc me
pAgue Hil sueido que estiTno JUS
to-"
Dean hizo un viaje a Dayto-
ma Beach, la senana pasada, y
alli conferencia con Sam Brea :
don. Reptile su demanda de so
mil pesos Y Breadon rejter6 la
stlya, de $22,5O0.
Entonces ell pitcher tom6 SUI
autom6vil, regres6 a Bradenton
v anunci6 su retirada.
Vendera la casa de la Florida
v Sc dedicara a los negocios.
Breadon dice que Dean no
"debe andar bien de la cabeza"
cuando insiste en- los $780, 600.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

Lou Ambers ha acceptable una
pelea con Pedro Montafiez, pero
le ha exigid2 al prertorriqueno
que suba al cuadrilatero con
mas de 1876 libras. Quiere pro-
teger la corona de las 1876 libras
'pero no podra evitar la derrota
y la prueba de que Montanez es
el verdadero campe6n.
En- cambio ell campe6n Sc ha
ofrecido a defender su corona,
dfas despues de su pelea con
Montahez, frente a su amigo
Tony Canzoneri, Ell excampe6n.
Tony esta en- plena decaden-
cha y Ell adversario l6gico 10 es
Pedro, pero.--
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
LOS ROJOS JUGARAN CON
LOS YANKEES Ell WEIR,
MES A.

Dirigidos por Charlie ORES !
sen los "Rojos' de Cincinnati
jugaran ell viernes, en- Ell terre-
no de Plant, con los Yankees.
La primera pelota Sc lanzara
a las 80 de la tarde, por ell DIR.
john H. Sherman, nuevo pre-
sidente de la Universidad de
Tampa.
Para ell primer desafio han 81
do escogidos los pitchers Paul
'Derringer, AL Hollingsworth Y
Gene Schott.
Los yankees anunciaran hoy
sus lanzadores.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

paAAoo VlHN uNdSAUAIcc. b Qt0 W
rriendo, sin detenerme.
iE misterio!, gritaba una
VOC dentro de mi TEL misterio!
lila est& matando!
Y corrfa, corrfa a pedir 5000
FRO para la polaca estrangula-
.da. Sp grito desgarrador segufa
atravesandome los oidos.
-iiE misterio IS un asesina-
tome decia Ia VOC interior.
Sc odian cuando 10 hacen...
Corrfa como 81 fuese a salvar
al mundo entero del misterio fe-
roz. Corria hacia la finca. Que
ria yer a Ferd.
A Leon, a Augusta. al Conan
dante, al potro...
-iEst&n estrangulandoseE
gritarles. " pedirles
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
CON Los GUANIN


LHredo Montoto 60 81 ma :
mayer" de fs-.doro Gaztahaga en-
TamR Y Ia Florida.
va x nan salido a Montoto va
rios individuos que tratan de
"dormir" q Isidoro v spartarlo
de ssu presente direction.
Uno de los que aspira a ser
manager del vasco, segin Sc
hos informa, no es otra perso-
ma que Ell Sr. Hubbard, cornpafie-
70 de err1presa de- Jim Downing.
Lo que quiere decirF que MFR.
Hubbard quiere ser, ademas de
empresario, manager" de gla-
diadores " arrebatarle 4 Mon
toto los servicios de Don Isido-
no.
Hace pocos dAas tambien otro
individuo lie hizo a Isidoro pro-
posiciones Y mas proposiciones,
que Sc encuentra bajo
la direction de Alfredo.
Va a tener Montoto que COM
prar una ametralladora v man.
bener a distancia a los que quite
rem apoderarse de 10 que no les
pertenece.
Por nuestra parte lie decimos
> Isidoro que Sc proteja contra
falta de escrdpulos de algu-
nos individuos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

Bost6Q y se nnetieron Ia victoria
en- el bolsillo, con score de seis
Osrreras por ocho. o
Los campeones jugaran hoy
con Jos Senadores de Washing
ton. en- Orlando. FL jueves se
anfrentaran con los Cardenales,
en- Daytona Beach,
Afoso Lopez fue dno de los
catehers del Boston.
New York &c, 12h, lie; Bos :
ton &c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

HaceraAs saber a todos4es IN
teresados que SOLO quedan dos
semanas para presentar las pc
ticiones de exenci6n de eontri-
bueiones de estado Y condado.
Aquellos que no hayan presen-
tado 81 petiei6n antes del 81 de
Mae90 de 1887 no podran recla-
lar dicha exenci6n. LIE que Sc
haze saber Y Sc puAlica para co
nocimiento general. Sucursal de
tasador de contribucic hes w. S.
Sparkman, oficina en- 1713 Ia.
avenila. .
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
VENCIERON LOS X
A Los -CARDENALES

Daytona Beach, Mario IT,
Usando los pitchers Vernon co
mez, BrOaca Y Makosky los Yam
KEGS vencieron aver a los Carde
males, con I'm total de cinco ca
'rreras por dos. Dos tubeyes de
JOS Medwick, contra las curvas
&c Broaca, influyeron en- las ca
rreras del ST. Luis.
Ell New York hizo cuatro de
sus carreras en- las tres prime
ras entradas.
New York SC, Oh, lie; St.
Luis &c, -5h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
La Gaceta Folletfn No. So
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

mas. FL lie agarr6 la cabeza con
las dos manos Y se la apret6
contra Ell suelo. Empez6 a mo-
verse encima de la muchacha, v
donde antes estaba la ropa, aho-
"a solo sc veian carnes desnu-
das. La polaca chillaba. Ell cal
muco segufa encima de ella, y
los dos tenian las caras rojas,
inyectadas de sangre.
Yo, acurrucado en- el mato-
rral, pensaba: lCuando vendra
a 1aisterio? 1Tanibi6n al cad
n1sseO me habrfa engafsdo9.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
para que hiciese aouell. o,,e

para que hiciese aquelle v que
en- realidad Ell culpable era yo.
que tenia ell dinero. Y que Ia
muchacha habia pedido socorro
por mi causa, puesto que los dos
marcos eran mics.
Y mi padre creerfa de .eg,,ro
10 que lie contase Ell calmuco. j
quien habfa visto en- ell bale de
dlsfraces vestido de Ear.
Ne volvf y lie vi corriendo a
toda velocidad hacia la villa. La
silueta de la polaca Sc destaca-
GA, ancha sobre Ell cielo, canine
dc Ia finca donde trabajaba. A
la luz declinante de la tarde.
parecia mayor de 10 que era.
u: tenia que sacarle ventaia al
llegar a casa antes enc
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

do y dos perdidos. Las Abejas
de Boston han perdido va tres
'Juegos y no han ganao ninguno.
Los otros teams, Cardenales,
Rojos. Phillies, Ref Sex, Tigres
Dodgers Senaddf es todavia no
han empezado a sugar.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
Los CLUBS DE LA LIGA DE
LA TORONJA

AL frente de los clubs de las
grandes ligas Que toman parte
en- ell campeonato de la "Liga
de la Toronja", aparecen hoy
los Yankees de New York, con
tres juegos ganados Y ninguno
perdido. Los Gigantes Sc italian
en- segundo lugar, con uno CANA
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

Ha
La semana pasadaSse lie pudo
buscar un contrario a vi Hough
ton, el gladiadoA del peso com :
pleto, miembro Vel establo de
Tommy Lorghran.
Habfa tres hombres digDoni
bles, Isidoro Gaztanaga, Sid Re
iris y Roberto Roberti.
Pero como ninguno de ellos
estaba dispuesto a pelear 'por
su salud', two que suspenderse
la parte mas importante del pro
grama. q
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
ELIAS HANOVEGA

Sc desea en- esta reduction la
preseaeia del Sr. Elias HaRove-
ga eNuendedor o vendAd0E de
la United Motor.
Els I'm asunto que lie interesa
v que deseamos aclarar.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

Henry Armstrong, ell hombre
que puso a dormir a Mike Bel
p~ertenece a la raza negra.
LEGO a New York, ~proceden-
te de California, aureoIado por
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

No habra pesss r1fadana en-
Benjamin Field, a pesar de que
Sc lie habia dicho al p1bliso que
grardara Ell "conservese" de la
semana pasada.
Sobran p1giles del peso COM
pleto y OIfino peIearia median-
tie una buepa proposition.
5Es que la empresa esta en-
crisis? e-s
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

Ese joven cas1aderfge Drouil-
ard venci6 en- Miami a Tommy
SPECIAL.
Lo que evidencia que puede
hacer un papel airoso frente
los peso- ligeros de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
LOS GIGANTES VENICE.
RON A LAS "ABEJAS"

st. Petersburgo, Mario IT.
Los Gigantes de New York, que
acaban de regresar de Cuba, ju
garon aver con las "Abejas" de
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
ASOCIACION DE EMIGRA-
DOS A y o
CIONARIOS

Habi6ndose recibido cores
pondencia de Cuba y habiendo
asunt& de Auma importancia
de que tratar, por orden del Pre-
sidente Sc cita a los componeu-
ties de la Dirkctiva para cele-
brar una reui6n en- Gale IS
ndm. 1908, Ell aev 'pr6ximo,
dia Is, a las Z de la ffoche.
r. r..
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

Crando apreci6 que deberfa
pelear de nuevo por NADIA, a mo
do de practiea, Sc march6 con
rumbo a Miami.
Y suponemos que la comisi6n
lie habra suspendido.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
LAGAGTA

I'll pesi3Giso @n idiorna Espaasf
is rnsa circDlAoi6n en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
sDscris. n ~stmanal: 20 cents
1905 "a. Ave., YbOr City, Fla
TelSfono Y3702
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

Ia fama, que alganos cream exa
gerada.
Ahors alaba de demostrar
que So fanlAesl sgitina.
La gaceta., 1937-03-17

81: tenia que sacarle ventaia al
calmuco. negar a casa antes que
La gaceta., 1937-03-17
TELECRAMAS
CABLECRAMAS
RADIOTELEGRAMAS

Via Maskey Radio Q bu9uss en- alta mar, a Europa. nj
Oasnes y . las ~prtncipaiss eiu6adsa dc los Estadaa unidoa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-14

meat it can be driven through the
quick and the OK will not be in.
jured. o
Opinions Differ
There are those who insist that
shoeing is not necessary, and ad-
wise the use of a special boot, SINH
lar to those used by dairy horses.
1t is claimed that the japanese
make such boots from woven straw
and never shoe oxen. But the late
Ezra Meeker, western pioneer
stated in his book COX Team Days
on the OREGON Trail" that he shod
his oxen II times during his jour.
ney. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-14
OK SHOE EXPERT PACED

MARIETT, Ohio Q.N.SO .-"CaIl
ing all ox-team drivers" is the cry
of the U. S. Northwest Territory
Celebration Commission as it faces
the perplexing question of how to
shoe the oxen which will start De-
cember 8 to draw a covered wagon
caravan over the original trail
from Ipswich, Mass, to Marietta,
in a reenactment of the pioneer
journey to the Northwest Terri.
tory.
Commission officials expla N
their dilemma by pointing out that
most of the old pioneer trail is
paved road today, and oxen must
be shod to be driven on hard-sur-
faced roads. While there are thou
sands of ox-teams still in use, most
of them are on farms where shoe
ing is not a problem; and old.
timers familiar with shoeing Of
oxen are becoming scarce.
More Than One Way
An old saying has it that there
is more than one way of skinning
a cat; but, according to the in
formation gathered thus far by the
commission, it would appear that
there are more than a dozen ways
Of Shoeing an ox-and no one
seems to know which is right.
It is known. Of course, that the
OK shoe is in two pieces and it diff
ferS a good deal from the common
horseshoe. However, some say that
the ox's hoof is too thin and brit
tie, the black part is tough and
will stand frequent reShoeing.
The commission has been ad-
vised that If a nail is driven into
the quick of an OK hoof it will lame
the OK; but it has also been adj
vised by others that If the nail is
first pushed into q piece Of fat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
DorothyThompson
Debates With Self
On Court Proposal
Presents Both Sides IL,
ADDRESS to Political
Education Unit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March ll-Dorothy
Thompson, writer and wife of Sim
clair Lewis, speaking before the League
for Political Education yesterday, took
both the affirmative and negative sides
in a debate with herself on President
Roosevelt's court plan.
: The "one-man debate" took the
audience completely by surprise. When
she announced her intention of de-
tending the court reorganization. a
slight litter ran through the audience
She continued, however. to review
the arguments in favor of the plan
at some length.
When she concluded she turned
from the speakers desk and sat down
to the accompaniment Of slightly
puzzled applause After a few mo-
ments she took the floor again and
announced that after having listened
to the arguments of 'the other speak
er" she was still firmly opposed to
the Presidents plan. She then pre-
sented arguments against the plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
LIONS HEAR TALK
ON CHILD'TRAINING
Guidance for Those "Who Live on
Wrong Side of Tracks" Asked
by Kingsley.

Increased efforts to provide proper
guidance and training for children
who live on the wrong side of the
tracks was asked of the Washington
Lions Club Tuesday night in a talk by
Edwin R. Kingsley, international pres
ident Of the organization.
Speaking at dinner meeting at the
Mayflower Hotel, Kingsley praised the
work of the local club in its youth
organization activities, but added en-
phatically that in many cases only
boys of the more privileged classes
were reached In the athletic and char
acter-building programs
THE future Of our program along
these lines" he said, must be directed
more and more toward reaching the
underprivileged children" Kingsley
said the seats of both crime and dis
ease often could be reached at an
early stage by proper training and
treatment in childhood.
Kingsley was introduced by Repre-
sentative Randolph of West Virginia.
Other speakers included Adam Arnold,
president Of the club; Robert L. Nc
keever, past president and Repre-
sentative Garrett Of Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

Brig. Gen. Grant, War Col
Iege Commandment, Given
New York Post.

Orders transferring five general Of
ficers of the Army to new stations,
involving change in command Of
the Army War College and on the
War Department general staff, were
announced today by the War Depart
ment.
Brig. Gen. Walter S. Grant will be
relieved of command of the Army
War College here about July l and
will assume command of the New York
port of embarkation.
The new commandant of the War
College, at Fort Humphreys, D. c., will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
APPROVES ROAD PLANS
Srecial Dispatch to The StaI

Srecial Dispatch to The StaI
FRONT ROYAL, Va, March IL
The Town Council last night ap-
proved the plans of the State High
way Department to construct new
40-foot road from the southern cor
porate limits of the town to the en-
trance to the Shenandoah National
Park, distance of approximately
one-fourth of mile.
Royal avenue, entrance to the
town from the north and west, has
been widened to 40 feet for its en-
tire length except for about two
blocks at its southern end. The Town
Council had guaranteed 4O-foot
width for this remaining stretch,
which will connect with the project
of the State Highway Department.
Mayor j. Frank Forsyth, jr., and
Town Manager L. B. DutroW were
named as committee to interview
property owners to secure the neces-
Sary rights of way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

Gen. W. S. Grant. Gen. J. l.. De Witt.
be Maj. Gen. John L. De Witt, who
has been ordered here from the Phil
1ppines, where he now is on duty.
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum has been
ordered relieved of duty as command
ing general of the Hawaiian Depart
ment and assigned to command of
the 9Th Corps Area, with headquar-
ters at Chicago.
Maj. Gen. John H. Hughes, General
Staff Corps, has been ordered relieved
Of duty as member of the War
Department general staff and as as
siStant chief Of staff, G-3, and trans
ferred to command of the Philippine
Division, with headquarters at Fort
William Mckinley. Gen. Hughes is
to sail from San Francisco about
April g.
Previous orders assigning Brig. Gen.
Thomas E. Merrill to command of the
18th Field Artillery Brigade, Fort
Bragg, N. c., have been amended and
he will go to Fort Lewis Wash. to
take command of the Sd Field Ar
tillery Brigade. He is now on duty
In the Philippine Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

Finger Comfort Keys
non-xlare, white charac-
tsrs on black. Easy on the
eyes; formed to fit the
6ngsr-tips! An aid to fast,
accurate typingl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
Plans Workers Debt Service.

NEW YORK, March IL R).-Mayor
F. H. La Guardia yesterday announced
he would designate credit consult
ant" to advise what debts city workers
could safely incur without danger of
being forced to pay usurious rates of
interest to loan sharks. His state
ment followed report that 4,123 city
employees still owed a 100000 bal
ance on l0,848 punishment execu-
tiOnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
TO RECEIVE TROPHY
Lieut.. R. F. Hickey to Be Given
Moffet Memorial Honor.

On Saturday, aboard the U. S. S.
California, the first presentation of
the Rear Admiral William A Moffett
memorial trophy will take place, when
Lieut.. Robert F. Hickey, who was COM
manding officer of the aviation unit
of observation squadron aboard that
ship, receives the award.
The trophy honorS the late rear
admiral. who was chief of the Bureau
OF Aeronautics and was killed in the
crash of the airship Akron off the
New Jersey coast.
Lieut.. Hickey is now commanding
Observation Squadron aboard the
battleship New Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
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bringing out old poisonous waste mat
| ter that may have caused GAS pains.
sour stomach. headaches and sleepless
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| Adlerika relieves stomach GAS at
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gestion In less than two hours. No
| waiting for overnight results. This
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

Chapel Gets First Wedding.
Union Chapel, built 70 years ago
at Hedging, England, has just had
Its first wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

Japan expects to be one of the
world largest rayon producers this
wear
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Aid Sought for Bachelors.

Bachelors Of County Meath. in the
Irish Free State, have found q cham
pion in DR.. T. F. O'Higgins of the
Meath Board Of Health, who has
started movement for bettering de
plorable" conditions under which sim
gle men must live in the rural districts.
He declares that overcrowding is usu.
ally associated with a high marriage
rate, or with the custom OF marrying
young, but the unmarried farmers of
his district are the worst housed class
of people he attends. County Meath
has the highest percentage OF unmar-
ried farmers between IS and "a years
Of age In the Irish Free State and the
third largest percentage of those be-
tween IS and IS. DR.. O'Higgins wants
some Of the hospital sweepstake fund
at Dublin used for bachelor farmers.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Social Calendar
At Laytonsville
Marked by Wedding

| AYTONSVILLE, Md, May 22-In
the presence OF the immediate
members Of the two families, Miss
Helen Fidelia Taylor, daughter OF
Mrs. Allison Taylor and the late Mr..
Taylor, and Mr.. Walter Seek, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Best Seek. were married
this morning at the home of the
brides mother in Laytonsville, with
Rev. William A. Ledford officiating
The bride wore 4 suit of navy blue
sheer wool, with accessories to match,
and corsage bouquet of lilies of the
valley. After a short trip to the
South Mr.. and Mrs Seek will reside
in Laytonsville.
After several months in Frederick
City and Baltimore Mr.. George Mob
ley Is again at home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Washington w. White.
Mr.. Lawrence Best OF Brookeville
left yesterday by motor for Marion
vile, No, with his sister -in-law. Mrs
Cashell Best, and her son, Charles
Richard Best Of Washington, to visit
Mrs. Best's mother, Mrs. Nancy Thorn
hill.
Mrs. H. I. Bess of Miami, Fla.
arrived Wednesday to spend several
weeks with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Rev. and Mrs. William A. Led
ford, at the M. E. parsonage.