davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-09-06
With Mccullough Rated Equal
Of White, Grid Pirates See
Their Best Season Ahead

additions were so valuable only three
veterans of last year will be in the
starting lineup.
Returning from their Wiscon-
sin training quarters. the Pirates
stopped here only briefly before con-
tinuing on to Philadelphia, where
they will open their campaign
against the Eagles Sunday. The
Bucs 60 into their first tussle with
out line cracker Sam Francis,
former Nebraska and Chicago Bear
fullback, who was overtaken by in
f1uenza and stayed in Wisconsin to
recover.
Evening star., 1939-09-06
Dobson Just Hasn't Enough BOYS

From Brooknd the news-gatheng
Another local college University Maryland
football agley running
signals Mr. Frank Dobson, the Thin Man
1t wasn't long know sick
but the reformed Pittsburgh lively
IL
last successful in keeping
Whether it be question almost big
enough play anybody.
They're the kids the world They'll give
all they've they happy
To coach it's fun
Evening star., 1939-09-06
Canada Takes q c. U. End to War

Bergman talked OF having line tackle
he admitted he doubl along this line
the
Dutch little when he
couple he
Canadians blew the bugle for We had kid
Strang He had played football
of rugby player and he
when the
with the Royal Air of
He thought he would be called
college
darned good end"
A he
flown plane? Was
Bergman who 20odd
"Strang flew his life he said
he's through with it. Maybe they'll
boys But they wait " after South Carolina
others following probably
bodied soldiers left this haven't
Evening star., 1939-09-06
Win, Lose or Draw
Opening Punts and Football Coaches Words
By FRANCIS (. STAN.

The first leaves fall the Catholic University
the distance heard another unmisakabe of fall
footballs bounding of cleated foot that Dutch Bergman
called the Cardinals practice according Mr. Bmans
with delay All they their later this
month South Carna Gamecock and foreign battlefield
But wouldn't Bit said surveying his
backded I've line. fact I've
200
We've speed those lines But about the back
field dunno"
stalWa MIR. George Brobeck
hand lend 1--WE could Makait Mr. Brobeck
had him we'd be all right wouldn't Duch?"
his cleats into
of ALL he said well Burke Vdnovic
We didn't the
left we'll have dig another But If
he added soemny be better off, Remember the
scrinmaged Virginia last SPRING.
nodded II didn't It, Dutch George
heard ali about IT."
day. Mr.. All he did
touchdoWns."
Evening star., 1939-09-06
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

Bucky Walters. Reds-Held Cardinals
to seven hits and singled winning run
across in tenth for 81 victory.
Hank Greenberg Tigers-His eighth
inning homer broke tie and started
Tigers to AZ win over Browns.
Hugh Casey. Dodgers-Handcuffe
Bees with six hits for 6-2 triumph.
Jack Knott, White Sox-Hurled
steady 1O-hitter to whip Indians, AZ.
Cliff Melton. Giants-Blanked Phil
lies. 60. with nine hits.
Evening star., 1939-09-06
Mr.. Brobeck Likes the Cards Line

wandering newspapermen what
graduate drafted
said Bergman kid also
should bosomed
could minded his and
strictly football Matakais the kind who said
a
Brobeck That's
unked school," concluded
backs We've something's
Guyon has ulcers
ETC."
Bergman began Western
particularly
advised, University team
n its
Evening star., 1939-09-06

(See FOOTBALL, Page A-15
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
ZURICH
News

you and God VII heal your sody.
Assisted by Sister Thresia
Janka and Brother James Tubbs.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
MT. CALVARY COM. CHURCH
Rev r. w Johnson. Pastor
r. Halter, Reporter

Sunday school was opered
pr, mptly at $3.50 with our Supt.
in charge. There was a very in
teresting discussion on "Can a
man Live Free from Sin?' Every
on took an active part in the
d %scussion.
IL o'clock service opened with
the order Of service with the
assistant Pastor il charge. There
was 3 yerv reyersnt prayers
offered. Our pastor brought the
morning message from John 6-3
verse. Subject: "a changed Body
and Soul Everyone should have
been out to the house Of the Lord
for it was a beautiful day.
6 o'clock union was opened.
Our lesson was the 18th chapter
OF 1st Peter. We really had a
a.ro tine. Also we had two visit
ing ministers present. 8 o'clock
service opened with the choir
procession. Healing service ex-
tended to the less fortunate in
health. Paayer was offered for
the SEX in che homes and hospi-
tails. Our pastor brought the word
from Job 14-14 verse. Subject:
"Have Patience and wait on the
Lord" This sermon was by re-
quest.
Notieel Beginning at II o'clock
Cchristmas eve night, there will
bo service until 5 o'clock then
the Christmas sermon will start.
Christmas eve at 6 PM, the Sun
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

Take my yoke upon you and learn
Ct me.
Two young men came forward
fer prayef in this service. And
one united with the church.
The Old Fashicn Church will
be repeated Sunday evening at
7:30 M. The public Is cordially
invited t. attend. Come prepared
t. sing your old favorite hymns.
Tie eongrsgat on is asked to
wear clothing s suited for the old
fashion service. lamps viii pro-
vide the lights and every feature
o. tho service will be on the or
der of the Old Fashion Church.
This service will BE- spsisored by
tNo 4 distr ct Of the Mock Con
ference.
Inc Happy Time club met
with Mrs e Bennets Tues lay
evening $3.50 Maple st.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

rownserd Club No. II will have
their meeting January the Sth at
S o'clock.
Secretary Edna Long
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Clarinda, Iowa
Re-. d. n cholson, Pastor

Sunday school operei at the
usual hou With the suDt. IN
ceare Attendance was good
sunda Dec. gath the s'lp ay
schoo will render a Christmas
program at 7 Pm.
Mofniig services vas in a high
apirit The pastor preached a soul
stirring message. su ject: Have
c5nf dence in God. Many good
thoughts was delivered to US.
Evening service WIS the spot
ligh. service with the pastor at
his stand and the youth of the
church was we'll represented. Our
pastor will also be with us next
Sunday. He will bring a special
message at II AN
Wis tors are always welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
HILLSIDE PRESBYTERIAN
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
WILL SING MESSIAH"

On Sunday December oath at
eleven O I ,ck am. the Hillside
Tfesby teflan worsnlppers viii
hear Rev. j. S. Williams in "A
Christmas Message" The choir
will sing special Christmas music.
Mr.. II. l.. Preston will be soloist.
At 5 o'clock in the evening, music
lovers will hear excerpts from
Handel's messiah" during a
Christmas canalelight service.
The young people eff the church
will take part, also go children
from the local community, train
ed for the puspose. Antiphonal
singing will be heard through
the aid Of these young voices and
they will assist in the singing Of
Dickinson's French carol angels
ven the fields abiding" Gusst
soloists include Mrs. Irene Nor
ton, %contralto; Miss Edrose VIII
lis, pianist; Master Sylvester
Stroud, crganist; Mr.. William
Lewis, bass violinist, Mr.. Benny
Brown, icl'nist. The church will
bo beautifully decorated with two
lighted Christina stress, palms,
and appropriate lighting effects
to accentunate the beauty of the
service. In the evening at 8 o
clock the young people will give
a playette, and there will be sew
oral recitations and dialogues CIV
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
CLAIR CHAPEL CHURCH
Rev. G. Hancock, Pastor
Mrs. Ellis Kirtley, Reporter

Sunday school was opened at
$3.50 with the Supt., and teachers
in charge. The Sunday school is
planning a splendid Christmas
program and parents please send
your children 10 rehearsal.
At IL o'clock AM. morning
service was opened with the
Junior Choir in charge. The pas
tor delivered a ~Nlsnddfful mes
sage. sth chapter of st. John. 30:
36 verse. Subject: And we Shall
know the truth and the truth
shall set ye free.
Rev. Ssreeter of TT. Madison,
Iowa, brother of Sister Rhone q
sister Taylor pas a guest at the
morning and evening service.
The Entro Nos Cub Of the
YWCA was in charge of the
Forum at 4 PM.
At 1880 PM, an old Fashion
Church service was held. The Sc
dalia District of the Mock Con
ference in charge. Mr.. c. B.
Wilkes and Mrs. Hancock, DIS.
trict Supt. and pastor. Rev. Coo
ley was a guest speaker and
brought a very she message. Rev.
Gates Of Council Bluffs delivered
a soul stirring message from IL
chapter Of Matthews. Subject:
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
Laundries & Cleaners
bv the Sunday school. Pres

en- by the Sunday school. Pres
ents candy anG fruit will i.
distributed at the close of this
service. Mr.. Ollie Lewis in Supt.,
of S. S. and the teachers include
Mrs. Jennie Lewis, Mrs. A. Tai
bot, Mr.. L. Jackson, Miss Bertha
Rudd. Attending these services
will be q great inspiration to you
during the holiday season.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

Bethel doors are open to all
City union ushers aid usherettes
End pastor and their wives. Come
out and let us get acquainted.
Mrs. Addie Buchanan, Pres.
Annie Thames Mason, Reporter;
Rev. Nh. w. M. Camper, pastor.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
oOU

The members of Bethel AME
church usher board n pleased
to welcome the City Union Ush-
ers beard Dec. q, 1889.
We also congratulate Mrs. Ern-
ess Whitley, who before her
marriage was Miss Percilla Todd.
A. good worker on u board.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
~ The ctn..
s>eSsgsSns<ah En.
JESUS NAME CHURCH
I712 North 18th st.
Sister Anna Tubbs, teacher

The Church in thy house. Rom
1851. Cor. 1919. (ReadD
Through the leading and or
daining of the Holy Spirit, | am
glad to teach the word Of God,
as God leads.
We acknowledge Co.'S Holy
Sabbath. FIX. 2O-s. Isaiah So,
II and IA verses. Heb. 4 chapter
9-12 verse.
Sabbath day service 9 AN.
anti sunset week day service.
Sunday night 7:30 IN.
Tuesday evening 100 Pm.
Friday evening 7:30 PM
If you are sick or in distress,
come in and we will pray for
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23
ANNoUNcEMEN

The Slytsr Coal Company 2412
Lake ST., announces that they Of
fer credit to all employed people
without finance or charge. Call
AT. 1925 for particulars.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-23

day school VIII present a pro
gram. The Jr. I've Wire Club
will present q Christmas play at
$50 PM. Everyone welcome to
EMO. yourself with Us.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

tr~ajecitos, abrigos 0 gorrillas
de punto para ell pequehuelo.
que vestido luego con las nue.
vas prendas de punto por su
madre, parecia uno de esos no
landesitos de los almanaques
o un pequeho esquimal de los
que yemos en- las ilustraciones.
Horas felices.
FL niho correteaba delante
de los padres, embelesandoles
de ternura, dando a los besos
que Sc cambiaban de yez en-
vez, un hondo sabor de san
tidad...
Y ellos dos, cogidos del bra
20, caminando lentamente por
los eaminos estallados de toni
Ito y mejorana, respirando a
pleno pulm6n ell aire perfuma-
do del pinar, haSan palacios
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

Y palacios para un porvenir
que va era cast Immediate V Sc
presentaba lleno de sonrisas v
de luz.
Ell Official lie iba contando a
Maria todos sus pasos.
va saba en- Que buque Sc
marchaban; ell Reina Victoria,
espahol, de la Trasatlantica.
que saldria de Barcelona el
viernes, 2 de diciembre.
Iba d%irectamente a Buenos
Aires, con escalas en- Rio de
Janeiro y Montevideo sola-
mente.
De este modo, -ellos esta
rian en- la capital de la Argen-
tina antes de los dias de Ma
vidad.
La travesis Ia hacis ell her
La gaceta., 1939-09-23
(Por Arthur OjedG)

Los Rojos de Cincinnati au :
mentaron aver su v~entaja a tres
iUegos completes sObre sus ri
wales los Cardenales de st. Luis,
venciendo por partida doble a
los Pr, .tas de Pittsburg, con d
notaci6n de 60 Y 1913.
Los ocupantes del sagundo ~
gar, los Cardenales, Sc apunta-
ron un triunfo sobre los Cubs
en- Ell "juego sencillo' que tenian
senalado.
En- el primer desafio, Roo
kie" Thompson obtuvo SUI once
ma victoria de la tempOrada,
'blanqueandO' a los Buccaneers
al permitirles solo siete hits.
En- Ell segundo, Wally Berger
ayud6 a conseguir la victoria
con su ''homer", en- ell tercer in
ming, con las bases llenas.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23
pienses EN- ESQ, VIDA

II NO plenses en- ESQ, Vlua
iMiranos a nosotros!. t.. Mira
nos a nosotros!... mo vale es-
tie cuadro por TODD 10 del mum
dor.
Ella sonreia entonces con
infirita tristeza, parpadean-
do fuertemente para aplastar
algunaS lagrimas
iAh, Dios, que para llegar q
esta dicha tan radiante y tan
honda, lutheran tenido ellos
dos que cometer un crimenl...
Despues del almuerzo sa-
liam, perdi6ndose por alguna
senda o por algGn canine We
cinNl, a traves del bosque.
Raro era ell dia que Miguel
no llegaba a Las Planas con
dos o tres paQuetes, alguno de
los cuales contenia ropitas,
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

ventaja de 10 libras por cada
jugador.
Algunos de ellos estaban o es-
tan en- Ell cuarto aho. Jefferson
anot6 en- la primera parte, Sc
gundos antes de que Marcelo
Maseda cogiera TN pase sobre Ia
Inca de los "Piratas".
Result6 corto el "puntapie''
para anotar ell punto adicional.
Mucho Sc distingui6 por los
'Piratas' ell joven "Caballo de
Hero" Falls. Anot6 un touch
down.. Tn punto extra, en- el
tercer periodic, le do la victoria
a los de Pasco.
Comentando la actuacion de
sus muchachos, ell coach Bill
Harker dijo: 10 hicieron mu-
cho mejor de 10 que 70 espera-
ba. Jugaron I'm buen partido."
Jefferson utilize la siguiente IL
nea de combate:
Charley Nix y Tony Salinero,
ends; Barnie Baggett y Ed Hol-
ten, tackles; Frank Castellano Y
Hector Pividal, guardas; Wins
ton Pricher, centric; Maseda, Da
vid Gay, Tony Oar Cardinal y
Tony Buenos, backs.
Congratulamos al Jefferson
por la digna salida, aunque nc
conquistaron ell triunfo.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

cast entera, en- Capitania, prosi-
guiendo aquellos tramites inter-
minables de su separation del
eiercito, Y a pique de las doce
cast siempre, tomaba el tren de
Las Planas, de donde no volvia
hasta las diez Y media o las once
de la noche, EN- uno de los llti-
mos trenes de Tarrasa o Saba
dell.
Maria de las Moves lie espe-
raba con el niho en- la estaci6n
candida y solitaria, las mas de
las wees escondida o disimula-
da al menos entire los macizos
de arbustos o en- ell paseillo en-
cuesta que veiase ahora bordea-
do de acacias muertas...
Los ojos de Miguel, eppero,
la descubrian inmediatam cute
que echaba pie a terra en-
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

moso barco en- catorce dia.
-5Y que haremos, Miguel?
-preguntaba la mujer en- to.
no de passion infinita, temblo-
rosa a1n. acobardada, creyen
DO que a cada instante Sc iba a
romper ell encanto en- que aho-
IA vivian con una catastrofe
iQue haremos, di?
-ioh, yo llevo un pisn
magnifieo! Veras. Desembar-
caremos, como tie digo en- Bue
nos Aires, y ALI me informare
en- las mismas oficinas del Co.
oierno argentine, que tiene es-
taolecido un servieio esmera.
10 para este, d6nde hay bue-
nos terrenos baratos por colo
mar y en- venta; tn y Ell niho
Quedartis en- la capital, y 70
La gaceta., 1939-09-23
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
CONCEDIDA UNA MEDALLA
DE ORC A JOSE Raul CA
PABLANCA

Buenos Aires, Sep. 23.-Re-
presentando a Alemania, ell jo-
NO Ell torneo international verifi
n ell torneo international verifi-
cado aqui.
Una medalla de orc especial
Sc concedi6 a Jose Raul Capa-
blanca, de Cuba, excampe6n
mundial, por su actuaci6n de 6
juegos ganados y 5 empatados
en- los II que jug6.
Alemania gan6 % partidas y
perdi6 6, Polonia qued6 en- Sc
gundo lugar, con 26 y IL; Esto
MIA ell tercero, "a y Is, y des-
pues Suecia, Argentina, Bohe-
mia-Moravia, Latvia, Los Pal
ses Bajos, Palestine, Francia,
Cuba, Lituania, Chile, Brasil y
Dinamarca.
En- ell campeonato de mujeres,
Vera Menchik, de Londres, de.
fendi6 con exito su titulo; Sor-
ia Eraf, de Londres, finaliz6 Ell
segundo lugar; Berna Carrascc
de Chile, en- tercero; Fridi Rim.
der, de Alemania, en- cuarto,
Miss May Karff, de Boston, er
quinto.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

Los "concos' de Key West ten
lran que someterse a una sobre
alimentaci6n especial 81 quieren
hacer un buen papel frente a los
muchachos PROFESSIONALS del pa
ito.
Los j6venes de Ybor City no
son diestros en- pescar jaibas,
pero en- cuanto a jugar pelota
son de primera fila y en- marcia
hacia las ligas su%periores.
Hace pocas semanas la move
ma de Espolita venci6 a los "ca-
yohuesanos" y 81 estos no vie
men reforzados de veras, en- Id
nueva invasion correran la mis-
ma suerte.
FL team local es un "trabuco'
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

Ell Estado Mayor de los Nam
bises celebr6 "consejo de gue-
IRA" en- la manana de hoy, pre-
sidido por JESUS y Castro.
Sc hizo un estudio de las pro-
babilidades de victoria de los Ga
ribaldinos y Castro y JESUS lie
garon a esta conclusion: CANA
remos.
Casares, que ALI cerca estaba,
los miro como el sabe hacerlo y
les dijo: Al freir sera ell reir.
Castro Sc propone cargar dc
"dinamita" ell ataque cubano.
con vistas a la victoria en- la Sc.
gunda serie.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

Los Mineros de Espolita, bien
ejercitados, Sc proponen veneer
manana, comenzando a Ia 80,
a la fUerte pero desafortunada
novena de los Caballeros Lealas.
Espolita Sc pas6 ell dia de hoy
estudiando las posiciones, ven-
tajas y desventajas del "enem,-
20" V al completar su labor d.
10: va los tengo en- ell "saco.'
Los mapas del notable estra-
tega de los Mineros Sc pondran
a la venta despues de la tempo.
rada.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. 400
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

pertado o nacido a una vida nue.
va.
iEllos dos, perdidos con este
ehiquitin rubio a todas horas,
por en- medic de los camin0s de
los monies!
Fran cortos y desapacibles
los dias, pero Maria y Miguel,
no lloviendo, preferian coger al
niho y salirse con 81 por los pi-
mares.
Guzman va no hacia seryicio
en- Montjuich desde dos dias
atras.
Pasaba cast tOda Ia manana,
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

Dos pitchers novatos lanza-
ron en- ell desafio de aver entire
los Cardenales de st. Louis y los
Cubs de Chicago para aguantar
al fuerte bateador de los Cubs,
Hank Leiber, y darle a los lu-
chadores de San Luis una victo-
ria sobre sus contrarios, con
score de go. Morton Cooper y
Bob Bowman fueron los lama
dores.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23
TIRANDO Ell BALON
DERROTADO Ell INSTITUTE
JEFFERSON

Jug6 aver el institute Jeffer-
son, de esta cIudad. su primer
partido de football Y los fuertes
Y mas experimentados jovenes
de Dade City lie derrotaron. Los
de Pasco tenian en- ell peso una
La gaceta., 1939-09-23
IA CAOETA

I'm hit en- Ell noveno de Hoy
Weatherly, con dos outs, lie dio
una victoria a los Indios De Gle
veland sobre los Tigres de De-
trcit Y a Bob Teller Ell vigesimo
segundo exito de la temporada
al anotar 6l mismo la carrera
decisiva.
Archie McKain comenz6 Ian
zando por ell Detroit pero School
Boy Rowe, que fue & tercer pit
cher utilizado por los Tigres,
cargo con la derrota.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

VENDEDOR-Para vender y
cobrar un Establecido Produc-
to de Salubridad. Dirijase al
sos Polk entire las 8 y 10 de la
manana.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

Los batazos de Cramer COM
binados con la gran defensa de
log Red Sox do a estos un triun
10 sobre los Atleticos, de TO, en-
e. juego de aperture de la Glti-
ma serie del ano entire ambos
teams.
Broadway" Charlie Waner
recibi6 credito por ell exito, aun-
cue fue relevado por Emerson
ickman en- Ell s6ptimo, luego de
haber permitido a los Atleticos
eineo hits y todas sus careers.
Los vencedores "conectaron" Is
hits, ganando p~racticamente el
desafio en- ell cuarto con un "ral-
ly" de cuatro carreras frente a
rrotado.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

No olviden las senoras y Sc
noritas que la entrada es de gra
tbs ST van a Cuscaden, manana
por la tarde, acompanadas dc
caballeros.
La Liga Intersocial aprecia ia
cooperation que hombres, mule
res y ninos la vienen dispensan-
do, aunque los ninos y las da-
mas entran de "botella.'
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

AlmorZaban con una dicha
muy honda, que haciales CO.
gerse de veZ en- cuando por de
bajo del mantel las manoS de
un modo furtivo, o que hacia a
Miguel musitar en- voz apa5io-
NADIA al dido de la madre de
Miguelito, cuando la veia pen
saliva o la escuchaba suspi-
rar: y
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

anden.
Era un abrazo largo, largo, Y
una lluvia de besos al nino, que
extendia Sus bracitoS recono-
ciendo a su padre, y la allegro
tropa trepaba por la falda de
la montana arbolada, hasta ell
hotel, donde va estaba la mesa
de los amantes dispuesta y eSpe-
rando por ellOs.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23
Con Ell bate, la Mascota = los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

81 los del Cayo no trajeron nue.
vos peloteros.
La gaceta., 1939-09-23

LOS ROJOS DE CINCINNATI
VENCIERON POR PARTIDA
DOBLE A LOS PIRATAS DEL
PITTSBURG Y
RON MEDIC JUEGO.- LOS
VENCIERON
A LOS CUBS DE CHICAGO
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-03

the couse@ which lead yupsSo OF
the consequences which grew out
of it. The voice of no member
of the benefited race was heard
on the air in connection with
thiSb celebration. The rejuven-
ated leadership o the Grond Old
Party, like the later Pharoic
dynasty of Egypt, knows not
Joseph.
The freedom Of the Negro
and manhood rights constituted
the impelling motive O Abrahom
Lincoln's career as we'll as the
foundation principle of the Re
publican part. It's browning
achievement is registered in the
three human rigts Amendments
to the constitution. The Grand
Old party can't hope to rebuild
It's fortune upon any other
foundation than that which has
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-03
!. I KELLY MILLER sNS:
mi, tSS -, - ,s.tI nUe
Inc Republican Party Without
the Negro . re,
. The Republican party which

The Republican party which
for the past six years has tasted
the stigma of defea is now fran
tlcally staging a comeback by
appealing to the memory of Abe
Lincoln. The 13Oth anniversary.
OF the bill t h of the martyred
peslden was dramatized by Re-
publican clubs all over the nation
IN teh hope of reviving the for
tunes of The Grand Old Party.
ihe keynote sounded by ex-presi
dent Herbert Hoover seemed to
be strangely out of harmony with
the spirit and genius of the back
woods statesman.
Not once was the Emancipation
proclamation mentioned, nor
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-03
GENOA PLAYS EXCELSIOR
IN FIRST TOURNEY ROUND

The pairings for the Southern
district high school tournament
for Negro teams were made in
Bluefeld Tuesday night, with
Genoa playing Excelsior in the
fourth game Of the opening mite
session. The complete draw is:
Gary VS.. Northfork, Bramwell
vs.. Kimball, Elkhorn VS.. William
son, and Genoa VS.. Excelsior.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-03
West Virginia State College
Librarian Returns TO Duties

Institute, w. Va, Feb %. -
Miles Matthews Jefferson, libr-
arian of the West Virginia State
college, has resumed his duties
at the beginning of the second
semester, after completing a
semester of professional study
at the Columbia University
library school.