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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
Beautiful Wedding
AT Kinnball Monday

Fellowship instructor in Auto
Electricity at State while an
undergo duate Chosen because
of his all-around achievements
or States representative in Who
is Who Among students i'm
American Colleges and UNIVERSE
ties" Member Order of Elks.
Court of Calanthe, Bosileus of
the Omega Phi Phi fraternity
chapter i'm Pittsburgh, and en-
plyed i'm the bureau of Engineer
ing of tn city of Pittsburgh.
Best man, Mr.. Eugene Camb-
Tor. graduate of Carnegie Tech.
holds the degree of Civil Eng
neer and is employed also by
the Bureau of Engineering of the
city of Pittsburgh.
The background of the ccrc-
nlony was green woodland
altar with AMSTERDAM candle hold
crs and candles-the a;sles were
decorated with rhododendron
blossoms.
The ushers were DR.. ID. II. Muir
ray, Smith Jones, Albert Gecr
and Douglass Order who we at
tired in white flannel suits.
with black ties and black hand
kerchiefs.
The bride and groom will re-
side at 1929 Monticello street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

A short course in mining VIII
be held at West Virginia state
college, July II to 81. The sub
jects offered will be as follows:
1. Ventilation and Map Reading.
=. Mine Fires and Explosions.
3. Importance of Coal Mining.
Purpose of the Course-The
purpose Of these three units of
the short course are /. to pre-
pare mining students to qualify
for certificates Of competency in
mine foremanship, 2. to en-
able miners to be more efficient
workers and to safeguard them
selves as we ! as the lives of
others. 3. to make citizens more
conscious of the Importance Of
the industry which directly or
indirectly influences the lives Of
Ill West Virginians. a. to sti-
muate a further interest among
adults in mining education, and
}. to enable miners to employ
more benefcially their leisure
time. Mine laws and safety viii
be discussed as they pertain to
each unit. * su'
The course Importance OF
Coal Mining" is designed more
Especially for persons indirectly
associated with the mining in.
| dustry. In an effort to m a k {
citizens more conscious of the
Importance Of coal mining am
o make possible more benefcia
employment of leisure time
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
CONTINUE SEARCH FOR
FOR KY. FLOOD DEAD
Authorities Say AZ Still Missing
In the "Flash" Floods While
AZ Bodies Have Been Recover
ed ii Date

Jackson, Ky. July T. Health
authorities to-day FASTENED all
possible disease-prevention work
in eastern Kentucky mountain
sectors where at least AZ persons
persisted in sudden death =
floods early Wednesday.
With 4S bodies recovered in
Brethitt, Rowan, Lewis and Lee
counties, the grim search con-
t.nued in the mud and silt for
other bodies as al persons still
were reported missing. BY Or
der of the health dept, identifi-
ed bodies were buried as quickly
as possibl.
The revised fatality tol, by
counties: -. ,
Brethitt Fl, Sd missing.
Rowan: 25, 13 missing.
Lewis: 2. an. 4.
CA flash" flood is flood in
mountain country where all of
the streams are small creeks and
which a cloudburst. at the valley
head sends a wall of water 10
or more feet high rushing down
the hollow. They are rare but are
likely to occur anywhere. The
practice of mountain folk in
building their homes in narrow
valleys is responsible for the loss
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
Vice President Urged to Come
to Flat Top Clan Gathering;
cousin Abe" Invites Nj a n v
Other NOtables
Expect $4,000 to Attend

Vice President Garner may
:|ttend the biggest family re-
union in the United States-the
annual gathering of the Lilly ella
at Flat Top, w. Va.
An invitation was sent to
the bushy browed Texan by
Cousin Abe Lilly, president of
the family's reunion organiza-
ton. -.-s "a y
He was asked again by Sen.
Holt Cd. w. Va.) who pointed
out that approximately $4,000
persons-from all parts of the
nation-would attend the yearly
gathering, set for August 10Th
and Goth this year.
Doubt was expressed how
ever, that the vice president
would accept the invitation-he
has not accepted a public speak
ing engagement since 1886.
But" said Holt, there is
still a chance he may attend, he
has not definitely declined"
Cousin Abe also sent invita-
lions to Thomas H. Dewey and
Senator Vasldenberg.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
SENTENCE SERMONS
BY Rev. Frank Lowry, Mich.

l. Crime may grin, but it can
not win.
2. keeping the nose to the
grindst0ne" is not. bad for those
people who have more nose than
they need for their own business
3. | have never seen a dream
walking, but ! have seen manv
in the air, on water and on
foundations. =. 80.
d. Speed" we say, makes
wonderful time, but think what
you lose when you ignore the red
sign.
5. When money-carrlers in the
street have to be protected by
guards with drawn guns, it is
enough to m axe one wonder
just how civilized some of us are.
6. Returning evil for evil Is
just another way for shooting
is out in more up to date way.
7. There are whole lot of
things t h a cannot be taught
lower animals-the worst of all,
race prejudice.
8. Getting even" with people
makes your life very uneven.
9. If you can't be an asset to
the world, do not 20 around up
setting it. Settle down.
10. An expensive panama or a
senseless head doesno look like
good sense.
II. Work while it is day" for
| light vanisheth when there Is
no pay.
IL. Think about things that
you do not know-let your talk
be SO, then they'll think that
you do know.
indianapolis Recorder.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
THE SOUTHERN FARMER

Henry w. Grady once said
The average Southern farmer
gets up to the alarm of Il Conn.
clock, buttons ON Chicago SuSpen
ders to a Aiir of Detroit over
alls. washes his face with GIN
clnnati soap, sits down to a
Grand Rap. DIS table, eats Chica-
80 meat and Minneapolis flour
cooked on 4 Sears Roebuck stove,
gets out to his barn and puts a
New Irk bride on a Missouri
mule Fed with Colorado and Kan.
faS oats; pl0wS impoverished
land covered wi II a Vermont
MORTGAGE with an Indiana plow
in order to make cotton for a
New England gamblcr(s) to
speculate on. When bed time
comes, he reads a chapter in a
Bible printed in Boston, says Il
prayer written in ,Jerusalem,
rawlS uder q New Bedford blank
ct, only to be awakened by the
bark of hound dog, IN my
home product on the farm. Then
he wonders why in the heck ne
can not make money raising
cotton
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
SHAW u. GRADUATES So;
ONE STUDENT GETS "A"

Raleigh, NxC. June 29.-Let
by Miss Martha ]. Brett of Win.
ton and Miss Ophelia Durham
Plainfield, Nj, fifty two stu.
dents earned averages of at
least B as Sh1w university dur.
ing the second semester of the
school var 1880 and were in
cluded on theshonor roll of the
university according to announce
ment of t h e Shaw university
registrar.
Mss Brett ehrned the grade
"A" in each ofsher courses for
the second consecutive semester
and was the only Shaw student
to earn an A average in all
oursees pursued during the year.
The senior class with % on
the honor roll showed the larg-
est representation. Following
closely with II was the freshman
class while the Juniors and
sophomores tied with 6 each.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
Two Desperados Shot to Death

Garden City, Kansas, July II.
two young desperadoes from
DeHyer paid with their lives
for $4,000 bank robbery at Fl.
Morgan, Coloado. ,.l
The were Myrn Earl Howen,
only 20, who was moved down
by a highway patrolman early
last Sunday and Kenneth Allen,
% year old boy, who tried to
shoot it out with peace officers
at Sidney, Nebraska, with the
result he was filled with bullet
holes by the officers guns.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
Lilly Reunion Seeks
Garner and Dewey
NELLY PLEDGE OF THIRD
TERM BRINGS LAUGHTER
State House Crowd Controls the
Democratic Delegation f r o m
w. Va; Horse Laughs Emit
From meath Golden Dome

Charleston, July 7.-Senator
Neely's prediction, made in all
probability under orders from
the White House, that the
Democratic delegation to the
national convention will be for
Roosevelt. from the first ballot
to the last, caused no consterna-
ton but a good deal of merri-
ment in state house circles.
Gentlemen close to the admit
nistration of Govrnor Holt, and
just as close to that of his pre-
decesor, don't think that Sen.
Nicely will have much to say a.
bout the next delegation. Ever
since governor Kump entered
the arena with him to wrestle
control of the legislature, Nicely
has been licked every time he
popped his head up.
1t may be that the state will
send a Roosevelt delegation to
the convention. But if it does,
it will be because the state house
which controls the party ma
chinery,. believes, that would be
politically expedient, and not
because Senator Nicely wants
t that way, or has predicted it
that way. A..
Senator Nicely who has voted
consistently with the New Deal
group, apparently believes that
what he says is law to the party
n the state, has drifted away
from control of anything, even
his own vote in the Senate be-
cause he has never shown any
Independence nor sign of ever
going to vote for anything that
would help West Virginia, but
has never failed to support Mr..
Roosevelt's benefit only the New
Deal party legislation, which is
beneficial TO no one but RooSe-
velt's group in advancing his
schemes for becoming our per-
manent president by spending
lhis way back each election. Just
where Senator Nicely fits in is
matter of speculation, but since
his own party derides any claim
he makes to influence over its
inner workings we have our
own ideas there.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

There are 3,28O,O00 fcdeaI,
state and local employees, not
counting the $4,000 in the army
and navy anr more than 4,000,-
600 on various relief projects.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
LARGEST Candle In History

The largest candle In history, so
far as IL known, wae SET up b Ga'
pies In 1914 az a memorial 20 In
rico caSuso. Requiring 10 wOsts H
five men soe S0w n1oRAA says
Collars Weekly, 4 was - teet 10
height, 7 feet m ciRetRnfHeuce,
weighed 3 tons and cost ebout $S,-
900. Lighted for "a hours on every
All Souls day, this candle Is eZ
pectod 10 last for 1900 yeara
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

of life. Flash fisods are common
in the far west, under the name
of gully washers" There folks
do not make their homes in long
narrow canyons but on higher
ground.) 90 I'll. LII
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

Fifty per cent of the people
of the world still carry amulets
or other charms to protect them
against bad luck, evil spirits
it is said. y
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
LEWlS-CLARk NUPTIALS

Mss Audrey Mae Lewis. of
kimball, w. Va. and Mr.. Frank
Wallace Clark. of Pittsburgh.
w. Va, were united i'm marriage
at the First Baptist church,
kmball, with the Rev. Mr.. Gre
CORY. pastor, 0ili,p%,ing. Mon
day, July 10th at 4 Il. Nj. Miss
Geneva Hewitt was soloist. The
wedding march WAS played by
p. Ahmed Williams from Il side
entrance came the handsome
groom, Frank Clark and best
man, Eugene Gambler attircd j
white flannel suits w h black
ties and handkcrchiefs. Up the
aisle came Mrs. Mamie Hough,
matron Of honor, dressed in a
cream lace, carrying boquet
of red roses and rose buds adorn
ing her silkcn avcn locks. Fol
lowing was the charming neice,
little Miss Clarice billiard, In a
fluffy white dress, carrying a
basket of cut flowers, strewing
them in front of the bride.
Then came the lovely and
lovable bride, respondent on the
arm of her father, Rev. Jones,
wearing white lace over satin
slip, with full lngth sleeves. Her
veil Of white tulle fell back and
terminated in a long train allow
ing the beauty of her face to be
seen as well as showing grace
fulness of veil and. gown. She
carried a satin prayer book
covered with white satin stream
ers while around around her
delicate throat she wore 4
string of pearls
After the ring ceremony a re
:cption was held in the Ameri-
can Legion building.
In the receiving line besides
he bride and groom and their
antilles were MesdameS Ettice,
Jones, Mable Carter, Beatrice
Crider, Laura Dllard, Fossie
West, Anna Truesdale, l.. Pitt
ard, Thelma Smith ard Cortcz
Purcell.
Special guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Santa Cruz and Miss Jen-
kins of Pulaski, Va, Mrs. r.
Buckhannon, w. Va,
Honorcd guests were Mrs.
Marie Clark, mother Of groom
and Mrs. Jeanne Fowler Camb-
Tor, wife Of the best man.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Laura Jones, and step
father Rev. Jonas Jones who
gave her away. Her sisters are
Mrs. Mamie Hough, Mrs. Rosa
Redmond and Mrs. Laura Dill
ard, teachers in the Mcdowell
school system. She is a gradu-
ate of Kimball high school and
w. Va. State college, where she
received her degree of B. S. in
home economics, June, 1889.
The groom, Mr.. Clark Of
Pittsburgh, is a graduate of
W. Va. State college, class Of
'38. Holds a 3. S. degree in
Mechanical Arts; served as a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
Sfate Offers 3
Short Mine Courses

This unit will seek to emphasize
the history, development and
scope of coal mining.
Instructors in these units will
be under the direction of U. G..
Carter, Head of Mining Exten-
sion Service and J. A. Shelton,
Instructor in the Mining Exten
sion Service. ::
Miners may arrange through
the Extension Service engag-
ments with the State Mine de-
partment for examination for
Mine Foreman.
Daily Schedule of Classes
Beginning Monday July IT,,
and continuing through Friday,
July 81. ala
$3.50 to $50 a. m.-Importance
of Coal Mining.
1000 to HOO a. m.-Ventila
tion and Map Reading.
1870 to 2:30 p, m.-Mine Fires
and Explosions.
Tution-Free.
Room and Board-$5 the week
Entrance Requirements -
willingness to learn.
| Books-Free.
| Note: Teachers will be giver
college credit. Write for informa
tion. nDsEEz 4
sSss
w. Va. State College Mining
Extenbion Shors Course
Enrolment Coupon
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14
Lowest Annual Rainfall

The lowest annual rainfall ever
recorded - 1888 inches - was in
Egypt. The averSge annual rainfall
on Mt. Waialeals at Kauai, Hawaii.
~ 451 inches. ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

out Of every 500 paid for
'ent an average Of $25 goes for
taxes. LINEN
eU---
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

Negro land ownership in Va.
dropped 22,012 acres or 10 per
cent between 1910 and 1885.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

u. G.. Carter, head of Mining
Division, w. Va, State College,
Institute, West Va.
Dear Sir: e,
Please enroll me for the short
course to be held at w. Va, STATE
college, July II to 81.
Name of Course:
|. Importance of Coal Mining.
2. Ventilation and Map Reading
3 Mine Fires and Explosions.
Check courses desired.)
My full name is:
..........................
Address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CITY and state ..................
am enclosing one dollar as
part payment on my room and
, board, the balance will be paid
at time Of registration.
Il
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

w. Va. State College Mining
Extenbion ShIop Course
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-14

Enrolment Coupon
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Good Luck Charms, Etc.

>NHGe
La gaceta., 1939-10-11

I'm r~e'ampago de odio feroz
atraveso la faz de Borgona,
'cuya boca Sc habia erispado
con una mueca Internal.
AL mismo tempo Sc puso en-
pie de un salto, que intent6 en-
vano reprimir.
..-habia dicho sola
mente.
Temblaba.
Trepidaba de tai modo e.
cuerpo del gigantic, y miraba
a Araceli con un destello tai
de un odio loco, que la mujer
tuvo miedo, y Sc puso tambien
en- pie.
FL diplomatico avanz6 ha-
cha la puerta y toc6 un timbre,
En- seguida, volviendose ha-
cia el ana de Miguslito, duoi
La gaceta., 1939-10-11
uso. con tono de calma:

puso, con tono de calma:
- Espere! iPronbo 10 sa-
bra TODD! Me traslade al cam
pc, como digo.
Ell padre del nino, un CO.
mandante, que era con ell que
yo me habia entendido para
TODD, me dej6 entrever que ell
pequeno Sc habia criado en-
Madrid, y que seguiria con-
migo ha ia que ~ingresara en
una pension.
- Bueno, sonora, por ia
vor, escuche: este no es 10 ira
tado!... listed me ha de de-
cir a mi d6nde esta mi mujer
y ese nino, y qui6n es csc CO.
mandante, ahora mismo; de 10
contrario...
-iPero, senior "a ESQ voyl,,
La gaceta., 1939-10-11
La Junta Semanal de Ia Liga lntersocial
"Felito" Menendez ser6 puesto q pitchar
por Ell Circulo

Martinez, de la conocida tieRda
de where's AL & F, pidiendo sc
lie p~resten las lonas propiedad
de la Liga Intersocial. Ash Sc a.
cord6, estimando los serwcio'
prestados a la Liga y la buena
pelota amateur por Alfredo.
Espera la Liga un informc
sobre ell aseguro para los palote-
ros. Dentro de pOcos dias Sc CO.
nocera.
Para hacer una vista al pit
cher Dominguez, en- nombra de
la Liga, fueron comisionados
los delegates Frank Rodriguez
y Jose Fernandez.
Acord6 la Liga lamentar la le-
sion que csc joven sufriera, Ell
pasado domingo.
Otros asuntos de im%portancia
fueron discutidos y resueltos ia
vorablemente.
AL terminarse la session Sc pu-
do saber que ell Circulo Cubano
utilizara ell domingo como piE,
cher, teniendo en- cuenta su We
locidad de bola Y curvas, al jo-
ven jardinero "Felito" Menen-
DEE.
Castro, ell coach del Circulc
Cubano, estima que Felito lie,
CARA a ser un habil lanzador.
Tiene Ell Cfrculo en- su lista dJ
enfermos a "Canita" Menendcz
TN notable ~pelotero, y a Com
paretto, su segunda base.
La gaceta., 1939-10-11

Estabamos en- Las Planas...
-ID6nde?
En- Las Planas.
-ID6nde esta esq.,.
-Ahi msmo, POGO mas ALA
de Sarri6. Al salir de Barcelo
ma, por la Inca del tren cleo
trico de Sabadell.
-iAh!. ~ es ain donde
esta mi mujer, no es esq.,.
En- efecto; pero, ipor
Dios, senior, no me comprome-
ia a mill. iQue soy una pobre
mujer que solo ha q~uerido...l
isl, va, ya!... Bien, olga
me, iquien es csc comandante?
Don Miguel de Guzman-
contest6 netamente ell anna.
Ahors, ell .'Jstro del diplo-
matieO Sc puso bermai,.
La gaceta., 1939-10-11
McKechnie pIanea nuevos cambios para 1910
Ell jardin izquierdo cs 81 punto mis-
deo.l &c q team.
(PoR ARTHUR oJEDA)

pruebas de estar finalizando
sus carreras como jugadores
activos.
Cast todos yolveran a fir
mar sus contracts.
Bill McKechnie sera ell pilo-
to hasta 1941.
Paul Derringer tendra SO a
nos de edad, cuando la tempo
rada commence, y pudiera ter
minar con otro record" de 25
victorias y 7 derrotas.
Bucky Walters, vencedor en-
.27 ocasiones, tiene 80 amos.
Puede ser que no vuelva a re-
petir csc n1mero de victorias,
pero lie queda un gran numero
de v~ictorias en- su brazo dere-
cho,
Gene Thompson, que conta-
ra con % amos, es probable sea
la sensation de la pr6xima TEN
porada. Lee Grissom tiene oca
sion de volverse I'm ganador
consistente, con solo 27 amos;
Johnny Wander Nicer, que ira
tara de recuperarse, tiene %,
Detras del bate, Ernie Lom-
bardi tendra 80, y Willsard
Hershberger, %; Frank Nc
Cormick, 26; Linus Frey, 27;
Billy Myers, %; y Bill Wer-
Der, 81,
Con la exception del cleft
field, la dificultad mayor en
toda la temporada, Harry
Craft, "a, y Wal Goodman, 80,
parecen tener sus mejores TEN
poradas de baseball frente a
ellos.
La gaceta., 1939-10-11

Me entreviste con el padre
de la criatura, me ofreci6 un
buen sueldo, y 20 acept6 ell car
go de anna seca...
Isidoro volvi6 a interrum-
pirla:
ii Bien; pero TODD esto...!
-Perd6neme un instante.
Quiero hacerle a listed una bre
We historic, para que Sc infor-
me plenamente y no piense
que Sc trata de chantage al
guno...
Accpt6, digo.
Me traslad6 al campo con
ell niho...
Ad6nde ."-quiso Sor-
prenderla ell diplomatico.
Pero Araceli sonri6, COM
prendiendo la eoartada, y re-
La gaceta., 1939-10-11
Ia GACnrA

Una election en- la ciudad
de Cincinnati se aproxima.
Cincinnati es una ciudad
"basebolera" y los f~anatscos
saben que su team" sufri6 u
ma aplastante derrota frente a
uno de los mejores conjuntos
detodos los tiempos. Y de aqui
que, a pesar de ESQ, lie den to-
do ell apoyo que Sc merecen
Exceptuando una de esas co
sas misteriosas que pueden SUI
ceder a una novena durante ell
invierno, 10 Rojos, con ell line
up actual, estan capacitados
para veneer, en- ell pr6ximo aho
a cualquiera team de la Ma =
cional,
Cast todOs los componentes
del team no han dado aun
La gaceta., 1939-10-11

listed ha venido con su es-
posa a Barcelona hace unos
dias, Ino es asi?... iY perdo-
ne que lie haga algunas pre-
guntas para aclarar, a mi vez,
ciertos detalles!..
De este modo lie podr6 in
formar a listed con toda exac-
titud.
mo, no! Pregunte listed.
81, hemos venido a Barcelona
hace cast ocho dias.
-Muy bien. Pues vera: 20
estaba bien colocada, pero me
buscaron unas amigos para
proponerme ir al campo con
un nino, del que no me dijeron
otra cosa sine que sus padre
eran de Madrid y que eran
rica...
La gaceta., 1939-10-11

Con la asistencia de la mayo
ria de los Delegates y subdele-
gadOs Sc reuni6 la Liga Inter
social, en- ell edificio de la Unto
ne Italiana.
Preside Victoriano Mantei-
ga, director de este periodico.
Sergio Berdeal lego ell acta de Ia
session anterior, que fue apro-
bada.
FL tesorero Edardo Vega die
.lcctura al balance semanal, en-
.esta forma: Taquillas, el domin
go, $113.70; cantina, Ell sabadO
rasado, $3.50; cantina, ell do.
mingo, $45.65; Snowfall, So
rs.
Los gastos en- ell terreno mon
taron a 5000. Sc pagaron cuen
tas, por medic de cheques, as
.csndentes a $158.65.
Quedan en- ell balFco $1,444.-
10. Las mayores obligaciones de
la Liga, a~ctualmente, son $3.50
por las concesiones en- ell terre-
no de Cuscaden y cerca de 5000,
rasto de la cuenta de equipo, a
una firma local.
Fueron anunciados para e.
Gomingo los siguientes desa-
fios: Unione I~taliana contra
Girculo Cubano y Centre Astu-
riano contra Caballeros Leales
Sc lego una carta de Alfred.
La gaceta., 1939-10-11
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
kaggard looking, cranky and hard 10 live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you OF good health, good times and Jobs,
Don't let yourself go" like that. Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
eidliy for lcoTneH. And could you ask for any-
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ASH DICEN QUE.

Cuando Babe Pinelh, umpi
re de la Liga Nacional, oy6 que
frankie Frisch volvfa al base
ball active como manager de
los Piratas, lie pas6 un telegra
ma en- la siguiente forma: Me
allegro que vuelvas al juego:
pero recuerda que al terminal
tn broadcasting, este ano, 10
has terminado para 1910. No
quiero OR una palabra de Il
al pr6ximo ano."
La gaceta., 1939-10-11
La Gaceta Folletln NO. 4'o
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

verdaderos heroes en- el momen-
to del peligro.., Y, alucinada
tambien por las cmcuenta mi,
pesetas que va Sc veia en- la ma
no, contest6, venciendo sus Ill.
limos es~crupulos
i Bien, acepto!
Isidoro extendi6 un cheque
en- toda regla contra ell Hispa-
no Americana, 10 firm6 y Sc 10
entreg6 a la vieja.
@iAhi tiene ustedl Pero
cOmprenda que no podra apGr
tarse de mi lado mientras no
4.
La gaceta., 1939-10-11

peranza de empatar con e.
.Circulo, 81 los cubanos pierden
todos los desafios que lie faltar
por jugar y el CANA los suyos.
La gaceta., 1939-10-11

los fanaticos dejaran en- las ia
quillas sera suficiente para lie
mar una buena bolsa. Willie
Santana y ell promoter Frank
La Marque lie estan pidiendo
a todos los santos que ell bo-
xer tampeno tenga sobre srs
costilla ell million de deudas.