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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
Shepherd BELONGED on the 1888 Team

Between tightly sighed again.
taught be extremely Indeed they times taught
wait
Here what mean, he sad making that wasn't
bill Shepherd didn't either National
the second Yet he than anybody
except Clark Hinkle Parker Cardwell
shepherd he heck of that
three quarterback
hafback although Finally
fullback.
fuback
taking Parker because
afback There CardWe
totaled %
should ranked Danow
up
I'm other words what difference make fellow left
half football? All the
All of them kick block At
penalze gets
haback quarterback and uback him
In the backfed of the No team, where he beongs?"
adequate suddenly
remembered Christmas shopping that it's mentioned
maybe Egan something
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
BY FELIX r. MCKNIGHT,
Pinch Hitting for Eddie Brietz.

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. % R.-
Green pastures. Some 10000
schoolboys played football in Or
ganized Texas high school leagues
this year, if you've wondered
where those college and pro stars
originate. Ole Dir Dean is get
ting boiled out at a Texas health
resort in anticipation of a come
back. The West Texas State
basket ball team, modest claim
ants to the worlds tallest team"
have two regulars who measure
6 feet 10 inches and 6 feet 8
inches. The Sugar Bowl game
won't be new stuff. The Texas
Aggies and the Wave have met
II times since 1902, the Ags TAX
ing a 1876 decision in the last
meeting of 1893. Coach Frank
Kimbrough of Hardin Simmons,
brother of Fullback John Kim
brough, the Aggies' all-America,
can hold his head up with SO
wins, eight losses and three ties
during his regime.
Coach Nose simms Of et.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
Dropping Of Football
By Chicago Great
Blow TO Stagg
Might Have Prevented
Move if Still There,
Former Coach Feels
BY the Associated Press.

HONOLULU, Dec. %. Amos
Alonzo Stage, footballs grand old
man. who coached University of
Chicago teams Al years, expressed
great regret" that the university
trustees had voted to withdraw from
intercollegiate football.
Its a great blow to learn the
trustees have been forced to take
such action" said the 77-year-old
veteran, now coach at College of the
Pacific at Stockton, Calf.
Asked whether he was sorry he
left Chicago, Stage said, Il never
have been happy about leaving Chi
cago and even have shed tears
I'm foolish enough to believe the
action wouldn't have happened had
I been there
intercollegiate football contrib
utes to the growth of young mems
enthusiasm, sentiment and loyalty
toward the student body and brings
alumni closer in contact with the
school," Stage said.
Stage left Chicago after he
reached the schools retirement age
IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
Bergman Is Banking on Guyon
To S porkIe for Catholic u.
In Sun Bowl Grid Battle

Catholic Universitys flying Cardi-
nails face only one scrimmage before
they hop a RATHER next Wednes-
day and take off for faraway Ell
Paso, Tex, where on New Year Day
they will face the Bulldogs of Ari-
IONA State Teachers at Tempe in
the Sun Bowl game.
These boys are in the pink,
Athletic Director Dutch Bergman
said today. They haven't had a
dull moment or a letdown since their
last game on Thanksgiving Day and
1 don't want to take any chance of
bad bruises or Gripping injuries be-
fore the game. I'll toss 'em one
more scrimmage before we go and
let it 60 at that. Don't want any
busted ankles and sprained wrists
That Howell, they tell me, has a
rugged bunch of boys. Well be
lucky to get out with our shirts.
Dixie Howell, the former Alabama
flash and all-America, coaches the
Bulldogs.
Sees Star in Guyon.
Bergman revealed that he may
have an ace up his sleeve for the
Sun Bowl clash in the person of
strapping 6-foot Joe Guyon, the
husky son of the Joe Guyon. who
used to star for Carlisle when Jim
Thorpe was the all-America and
all-time ball carrier.
Its a shame that Guyon boy
hasn't another year or two of COL
lege football" grinned the Cardinal
mentor. HE seems to me to be a
boy who is just really getting good
Look at him."
Guyon nudged aside a brace OF
would-be tacklers and hot-footed
down the muddy field toward the
goal. IF they we're playing fol
keeps he'd have those boys out OF
action. He's mighty hard to stop
Joe is just 20 and is a senior. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
O'Rourke Becomes Ninth
Scout for Pirates

PITTSBURGH, Dec. % P.-
Patsy ORourke. the baseball scout
who picked Chuck Klein, Jimmy
Wilson, Hugh Mulcahy, Morris
Arnovich and other stars for the
Philadelphia Phillies, is going to dig
up young talent for Pittsburgh.
He resigned from the Phillies' staff
last week and has been signed by
President Bill Benswanger of the
Pirates.
That makes nine scouts for the
Pirates.
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By the Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. o.
Tennessee's afl-conquering volun-
teers were headed westward today
toward their Rose Bowl rendezvous
New Year Day with Southern Cali
fornia.
To the accompaniment of music
and cheers from hundreds of we'll
wishers, the Vols boarded train
yesterday afternoon for their cross
country trip.
A stop was scheduled at noon to-
day at Greenville, Tex, boyhood
home Of Head Coach Bob Neyland,
for . brief workout. Another stop
viii DO made tomorrow at Ell Paso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
Helm to Go Another Year

SPOKANE, Dec. % P.-Mel
Helm, center for the New York
Giants professional football team,
said in letter to friend here, he
planned only one more year Of pro-
fessional football.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
Chicago Faces Ban From All Sports Big Ten After Abonq Football
Win, Lose or Draw
A Difference Of AII-Stor Football Opinion
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

This is date be bringing
Around this the most of the football people Juggling
Christmas packages there with
And Mr. Chuck Egan of Nore Dame is of them.
Mr. Egan armed with clippings which
and beginning discreet yellow. developed
I'm carrying it, proclaimed Mr. Egan
here This clipping DID,
Of the National League have picked their alstar
1t wasn't bad-lookng team ALL the
nemen with
Detroit Jim Karcher
the backield Davey quarterback
fluffy halfback
at fulback So far good
Harumph!" handling
League publicity bad
process The old Nore Dmer fourhed the reher clipping finally
laid fiat the desk and began the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
Pitt Quiet About Bio Ten

PITTSBURGH, Dec. % (R.-
James Hagan, athletic director at
Pittsburgh, said II cannot COM
ment" when asked if Pitt might
apply for Chicago's football berth
in the Big Ten Conference.
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Hall, Then, Really Ranks Over Leemons

We about somethng-we forgot whatwhen Egan
charged again.
Tuy think he's great player But don't think I'd him
half
total of 26 all hafback while
Hall Cleveland 81 you'll
full
gives
in book, Leenans' place"
for breath and this department seized the
tuny that light beginning In other words pal
belong
because, by honest vote, they ranked above them
Exactly" THE trouble that lot
fellow
quarterback And lot of other people willing shift them around
Maybe it's define backs they high
the college but football hits the
backfed
fellow like Sammy Baugh blocking position OBrn
either But by and large really good back fuback left
half quarter and do all right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-22
The BuI|otinq Doesn't Suit Mr.. Equn

What big difference a
fellow plays right haback fuback? this
fellows They anywhere just like Ose Blege
second short third base Why should
position backfeld that his divded?"
Look insisted Mr. Egan, the OBen 26
distribution other
OBien halfback That's %
Isn't
system,
a swiftly Through years
tanned this early practice In short he didn't for buttal
OBrien %
terbak That OBren the choice the National
but the question that asking that does it? other
picked
backield BERTH
bakfed
OF
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(See CHICAGO, Page Alb.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
"EStdmpas HdbdNerGS'

Ell luneS empezara a exhibir-
Sc en- ell teatro Casino la notable
pelicula Guiana "Estampas Ha-
baneras", dirigida por Jaime
Salvador, que tan aplaudida he
sido en- los teatros de Cuba, Me
jico New York Y otros lugareS.
Aparecen en- ell reparto de
"Estampas Habaneras" tan no
tables artistas como "Chaflan'',
Federico Pinero, Alberto CARR
do, Blanquita Amaro, Julio
Dfaz, Alicia Rico, Julio Gallo,
Margot Alvarino y la Lincheta.
"Chaflan" es ell conocido ac.
tor c6mico mejicano y Pinero Y
Garrido son los Eases cubaros
de la comicidad.
Carlos Lopez es ell verdaderc
nombre de Chaflan. Ell p1blico
de Tampa desde hace algunOs
amos viene mostrando predilec-
lion por los programs radia-
dos de Garrido Y Pinero.
Tres dias sc exhibira.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

oierno negocia en- Moseu, miles
ae personals construyen de&sn-
sas y Sc preparan para Ia que
ira. Todos los barcos finlande.
ses, para mayor protection, fue-
ron retirados aver del Golfo de
Finlandia, III ejercito n%acional,
compuesto ahora de 100000
hombres, con IN possible maxi
me de 100000. esta situado
trente al ejercito russo, que dice
llega a 100000. Todos los luga-
res estrategicos han sido prepa-
RADIO spara la lucha incluyendo
los puentes y Was ferrocarrile-
ras que haya necesidad de vo-
lar. Todos los puertos a 10 ar
go del Golfo han sido cerrados,
como una MEDIA de precauci6n
contra un possible bloqueo sovie-
tico.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

e. Comite de Dies investigate "a
John L. Lewis y los pandilleroS
del CO..
Cchafer r,ci6 tamnier sc lie
enterara por que motive el &C.
neral Krivitsky, que declare an
t. a Comite de Dies, Sc encuen-
ira en- America v Sc hace pasar
como I'm patricia habiendo per
tenecido al servicio de inteligen-
cia militar del Soviet.
Por ell coml,e de u,eS fueron
interrogados aver seis trabaja-
dores de los astilleros de la ma
rina.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
NOTAS SOCIALES

T:estds
Las sociedades italianas ia
Unione Italiana, La Italia y la
Logia Nueva Stella, de la Or
den Hijos de Italia, celebraror
aver, con una gran velada y bal
lie, el Dia de Colon.
Fue una fiesta digna de tan
poderosas colectividades Y en-
ella hablaron, con gran elocuen-
ella, ell ex-gobernador Doyle
Carlton y ell Sr. Vicente Amino
ri, secretario de la Unione.
Para los dos oradores hubo
muchos aplausos. Despues Sc
bail6 hasta las once de la noche.
Llegue a eSas sociedades y al
comite organizador de la fies-
ia, presidido por Paul Longc,
nnrestra mas cordial felicia
ci6n por ell exito alcanzado.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
E FRENTE A MARSH
ALL Ell LUNES, EN- BEN
JAM1N E
Romanoft, Referee de grandes
cualidddes, pTestaqa suS
serVicios
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Henry Piers, que demostr6 Ell
lunes pasado estar eompleta-
mente bien de la lesion que re-
cibi6 hace dos semanaS en- un
encuentro con ell campe6n Gran
dovitch, y lie coSt6 ell no poder
anotarse uan victoria sobre este.
lie hara frente a Flyd Marshall,
ell gigantic de gran Temperament
to, procedente de Arizona, en- ell
mach principal del programa
que ell lunes nos ofrecera Abbot.
FL primero que game dos, de
tres caidas, obtendra la deci-
sion. Ambos lucharan desespe-
radamente para veneer, va que
el ganador Sc batira con Gran
dovitch por ell titulo de cam
pe6n.
Marshall dice que vencera a
Piers para ganar ell derecho de
Otro encuentro con Grandovitch
frente al cual perdi6, seg1n Ell
por la injusta disqualification
del referee, en- la segunda caida.
Los fanatics Green que Ell
waterloo" de Marshall Sc en-
cuentra en- este match, va que
ell holandes solo ha perdido en-
una OCCASION, en- los E. u. en- II
meses qeu lleva de invasion.
En- otro encuentro sumamen-
tel intereSante, el polaco Gron-
dovitch Sc vera frente a John
ny Plummer por una discussion
que ambos soStuvieron y que
van a salucionar en- ell "ring'.
Este match sera a una caida,
con Unite de una bora.
Red Ryan, que cause gran SEN
saci6n en- SUI primera aparici6n,
en- la Arena local, Sc vera frente
al gladiator de Arizona, Tom
my O'Toole, en- ell tercer encuen-
tro de la noche.
George Romanoff, de Jack
sonville, ha sido firmado para
actuar como arbitro, pudiendo
tener los fanaticos la seguridad
de que cumplira con su deber.
va lie vimos aqui cuando Vim
cent derrot6 a Mickaleff y Free
man.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

nizaei6n politica Que John L.
Lewis maneja, y Ia elogi6 pol
los trabajos reaAzados en- dlfe'
renres lugares del pals. Sc tome
Ell acuerdo por los deIegados de
eCordinar las actiWidades poll
ueaS y legislativas de sus AFT
l.ados Y establecer cooperation
por meolo de grupos progress
tas.
La Convention reelegira hoy
a John l.. Lewis, como presided
te, y Ell sabado verificara la Sc
sion de clausura.
Los oradores criticaron a Ia
Secretaria de trabajo por no ha-
berse convertible EN- energica
detensora de los derechoS de los
asalarlados.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
Ell acto de anoche

dctO de dnOche
Constituy6 un grandioso triun
TO para las logias Progreso No.
81 e Ideal No. 55, ell acto de a.
noche en- ell Auditorio Munici-
pal.
Centenares de Odd Fellows Sc
re%unieron alli y con sincerida1
aplaudieron ell programa desa-
rrolado.
Las cuatro logias que intervi
nieron en- ell otorgamiento dc
grades, las dos latinas de Tam
pa y las de Jacksonville, Orlau-
do y San Petersburg, fueron o.
vacionadas.
Di6 la bienvenida a los Odd
Fellows, en- representation del
alcalde Chancey, ell Sr. George
LeaVitt.
Salvador Llosa actu6 de macs
tro de ceremonies, hablando en-
los idiomas espahol e ingles.
Llegue a los amigos organi-
zadores de la grandiosa Tenida
" a los Odd Fellows que fueron
homenajeados, un carihosO sa-
Judo y una congratulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

sociedades latinss y la mejot
justification del proverbio que
e. etra semana sirve de tena al
arurcio 40 Ia Camara: amer
con amor Sc paga.
Zuzu, pues, va en- ese anuncl0
del brazC de la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor v de los conner
.iantes de esta populosa barria-
da.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
Zu In D la Cdmara de Comercio

Zu In D la Cdmara de Comercio
Para ayudar al exito de Ia
gran fiesta del Circulo Cubaro,
anunciada para mahana sabado
la Camara de Concrete de Y0or
por medic de ST. Bur6 de Conner
ciantes, ha publicado anuncios,
como hiciera en- fiestas anterio
res, en- los dos diarios locales,
de lengua espanola, y en- ell Sc
manario obrero Eel Internacio-
ma"
Els otra prueba de la simpa-
tia que la Camara siente por las
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
E MANANA POR LA
TARDE

Las estrellas PROFESSIONALS y
las estrellaS de la Liga Intersc-
cial jugaran manana por la tar
de, a las 8, en- ell parque de Gus
caden.
Alfredo Martinez, de AL & F.,
dirije la novena de los amateur
Ell pitcher Cuellar Ostenta la
direction del otro team.
Alfredo utilizara como pitch
err a Capitano y Cuellar sera Sd
rival.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
VICTORIA DE STOLTZ So
BRE GIDDIGAN

New York, oct. 13.-Con un
peso de 1884 lbs, Allie Stoltz,
de Newark, venci6 por nOcaut
t6cnico, en- Ell primer asalto, a
Jimmy Gilligan, de Buffalo.
Una derecha efectiva derribo
a Gilligan por la cuenta de nue.
We. Ell arbitro Hartley estim6
cue va tenia bastante y puso fin
al "bout".
La multitud hizo una demos
TRACTION en- contra del arbitro.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
UN REPRESENTATIVE NE
PUBLICAN0 PIDE QUE
DIES INVESTIGUE A LIE.
WIS Y Ell Clio

Washington, oct. l3.-Luego
de que ell Representative repub!!-
eano Hoffman, de Michigan, iu-
form6 aver a la Camara que u
ma huelga del CLIO entorpecia ID
production de aluminio en- Ia
fabrica de Bohn, en- Detroit, Ell
representative republican, Scha
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

da de Grants, en- la S@ptima ave
nida.
& 81 So ar'Ye4Sario de Ia
gran req de establacimientos,
fundada con un pequeno capt.
tai Y en- I'm modesto local.
La tienda de la Septima veri.
flea Ia c-onm6moraci6n ofrecien
do gangas extraordinarlas.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
Ell Concerto del
Baritone Dickson

Manana por la noche, en- la
Primera Iglesia Cristiana, Ell
Hyde Park, darA su concerto eI
ioven y notable baritone Don
aid Dickson, de 81 amos, que re-
cientemente dstuvo cantando
por la Radio, en- Ell prOgrama de
Chase y SanbOrn.
Ell programa Sc compone de
numeros de famosos composite
res, entire eAos Beach, Handel,
Debussy, Giordano, Rachmani-
noff y otros.
lie acompanara un excelente
pianiSta, William Hughes.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
A PRIMO FLORES

New York, oct. l3.-Lew
Jenkins, del peso ligero, derrot6
por nocaut tecnico a Primo Flo
res, de Puerto Rico. Ell arbitro
Donovan intervino cuando Flo
res no podia seguir resistiendc.
Cinco asaltos dur6 Ell match.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
APROBO Ell CI0 LA FAMO-
SA LIGA "NO-PARTIDARlS-
IA

San Francisco, oct. 13.-El
Congreso de Organization In
dustrial di6 aver su bendici6n a
la Liga No Partidarista, orge-
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
De 10 SemGnd

Recomendamos una vista, en
esta semana, a las dos grandes
tiendas Juvenile Shop y Fernan
DEE & Garcia.
La primera de esas tiendas,
como saben nuestros lectores, es
pecializa en- ropas para nihos, de
alta calidad.
Mrchas familias hacen GUS
compras ALI y vienen recomen-
dando a sus amistades ell gran
e~stablecimiento.
Fernandez y Garcia especial
"a en- ropa de caballeros.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

AniUersdriO
Tenemos ell gusto de recordar
que en- esta semana ceiebra 81
fiesta de anivrsario Ia gran tisn
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
FINLANDIA SIGUE CONS
TRUYENDO DEFENSAS

Helsingfors, oct, 13.-Mien-
tras la representation del 60
Evening star., 1939-01-09
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
wow! Should hoIIer
Just Won a Dollar

Well to cut long story short
remembered my Dad had often boast
ed about q medicine called OMEGA
OIL that he claimed would bring ease
and comfort to painful, aching back
muscles, even bad enough to be called
lumbago-so said to Bill
BET you a dollar I'll have you on
the job tomorrow morning"-give me
IS cents.
ITS in my pants pocket and the
dollar too" says Bill-"Get it and get
it quick-I want to work-I want to
see another pay envelope"
So I goes to the nearest drugstore
gets my IS cent bottle of Omega OIL,
which the druggist said was good and
powerful-penetrating and medicated
and hustled back to Bill.
rolled him over-He yelled mur-
der when did-but gave his back a
darn good rubbing-and that's how I
won my dollar-but I'm giving it back
to my old pal Bill tonight-Omega
OH is tops for backache-Bill says so
and Bill knows.
Evening star., 1939-01-09
Beckwith One of Many Elected
To Congress in Their 2O's
Claiborne Served in Fifth CONGRESS in
1877 When He Was but u

He had previously been appointed
judge Of the Superior Court at 21.
After four years in the House he
was appointed Governor of the
Territory Of Mississippi when he
was 26. At 28 he was appointed
one Of the commissioners to take
possession Of Louisiana when pur-
chased from France. When he
was 20 he became Governor of the
Territory of Orleans, an office he
held for eight years. He was Cover
nor Of Louisiana when he was 81
and held the office for four years.
He was elected as a Democrat to
the Senate in March, 1917, but died
before Congress met in November
That was quite an active life Of
a years.
Another youth elected to Congress
before the minimum age of rs was
Representative John Young Brown
from Kentucky, whose two uncles,
Bryant Rust Young and William
Singleton Young also served in Con-
gress. John Young Brown was born
in 1885 and elected as a Democrat
to the Thirty-sixth Congress when
he was "a. Not having attained the
age required by the Constitution he
did not take his seat until the second
session. He was subsequently elected
to the Fortieth Congress, but his
seat was declared vacant on account
Of alleged disloyalty. He was later
elected to the Forty-third and Forty
fourth Congresses, and as Governor
OF Kentucky from 1891 to 1895.
Sheppard Elected Young.
Other young men elected to the
House include Representative Nor
ris Sheppard Of Texas, at 27, to fill
the unexpired term of his father
in October, 1902, and he has served
continuously ever since-in the
House II years and in the Senate
Evening star., 1939-01-09
Two Persons Held
In Coroner's Probe
OF Auto Death
One Is Bound to Jury,
Second Is Reorrested
By Police

A coroners jury this afternoon
ordered John Mahoney, 80, colored
automobile mechanic, of 235 Oakdale
street NV, held for action Of the
grand jury in connection with the
death of Robert Holmes, ~, colored,
769 Kenyon street NV, who was
killed after being struck by a taxi
cab while crossing Georgia avenue
at Barry place NV. Saturday night.
Booker r. Williams, colored, 80,
416 First street NV, owner of, and
a passenger in the cab which Ma
honey was driving, was rearrested by
police Immediately after the verdict
of the jury was rendered. He was
charged with permitting an un-
licensed driver to operate his cab.
Testimony before an inquest at
the District Morgue indicated that
Mahoney fled the scene of the acci-.
dent and later was brought to the
second precinct station by Williams.
DR.. Christopher Murphy, deputy
coroner, who performed the autopsy
on Holmes body, testified that the
body was shattered. DR.. Murphy
said the cab must have been going
in excess of 18 miles an hour to
have injured the victim so badly and
to have killed him instantly.
The jury, in its verdict, said it
believed" Mahoney was "respon-
sible' for the fatality. 1t was testi-
fled that Mahoney and an assistant
had repaired Williams taxi cab, and
were trying it out on Georgia ave-
nue. when the accident occurred at
sundown Saturday.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
and the jury then began an inquest
into another Saturday traffic fatality,
the death of David Gibbons, "a, of
1906 Park place NV, a driver for
the New Philadelphia Baking Co.
He died when he was crushed be-
meath his overturned truck which
was in collision at Sixth and F
streets NE. with a truck belonging
to the Brewer-Snyder Co., and
driven by Arthur j. ]. Herzog, %, of
807 D street NE, who was not
injured. Mr.. Herzog has been free
in the custody of his attorney pend
ing today's inquest.
Evening star., 1939-01-09
kumerow Reelected
By Loon Association

J. A. Kamerow was reelected for
his third term as president of the
District Mutual Loan Association at
its annual meeting last night at the
Joppa Lodge Hall.
Other officers chosen are: First
vice president, I. H. Minovitz, also
named for ? third term; second vice
president, Harry B. Wolfe; treasurer,
Samuel Atlschuler, reelected to
serve third term; financial secre-
tary, Sidney Weinstein; correspond
ing secretary, F. G. Dopkeen; board
OF directors, in addition to the first
and second vice presidents and
treasurer, Samuel Gruber, Albe
Woronof1, Harry Seid and Harry
Evening star., 1939-01-09
ADVERTISEMENT
Bill Lee Had Boekoehe
He Had II Bad
He Bet Ne q DoIlor
Today BILLS Dorn GIod

I'll say he's glad-it's like this
Bill had backache-had it good and
plenty-did no work for two days.
So last night walked over to see
Bill-that backache had sure took
Bill bad.
Every time I move" says Bill,
pains shoot all thru my back-some-
times 50 terrible I think I'm going to
pass out"
why don't you get a doctor?" says
I to Bill.
why don't I get one Of those 16
cylinder machines" Bill answered.
you know darn we'll I amt worked 10
weeks In q year-be yourself" says
Bill.
i've worked less" says I, "but
we've got to do something's
started my old bean to work.