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Evening star., 1940-07-24
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 24.-Just
because Peggy Berg and Bea Bar
rett shot Sam Snead and Ralph
Guldahl to a standstill yesterday
over Interlachen's famed course in
an exhibition golf match, don't
start reserving places for the women
in the Mems National Amateur and
Open Golf Tournaments.
The idea got around among some
Of the more rabid of the 1000 fans
who watched Patty and Bea score
best ball 81 against the mems IS
that it wouldn't be long until the
girls would be making things hum
in the mems premier links events.
When said idea got to Patty, the
vigorous redhead disposed of it like
l0O-degree heat working on a block
of ice:
Why. that's crazy!" she ejacu-
lated with big smile. Then with
out waiting for an argument. she
plunged on:
The men are way too long.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Dunedin Only Mat Newcomer
|On Snoppy Card Thursday

Having exhausted his plentiful
supply of rare old pre-war stuff.
extra added attractions and xxx
special grudge matches. Promoter
Joe Turner is adding simply two
wrestlers to tomorrow nights mat
show at Grifith Stadium.
Ralph Garibaldi and Curly Dun
chin, newcomer from Chicago
are the principals. They have been
added to bolster the main go be-
tween Paul Jones and Joe Cox, a
match that appears strong enough
to stand alone.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
All. Of Presidents Cup
Regatta Dates Okoyed

Dates for all events on the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta program have
been officially approved by the Gen.
eral Committee, John A. Remon,
president of the Regatta Association,
announced today. The dates for
powerboat events also have been
okayed by the American Powerboat
Racing Commission.
Sailing races will be held Septem-
ber IA and Is; model yacht races,
September Is; swimming events,
September 81: canoeing and rowing,
September %, and the Presidents
Cup, September 27, % and %.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Whizzer Will Visit,
Study Instead,o Of
Singing Hash
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOULDER. Colo. July 24.-Whiz-
zer White isn't going to sling hash
again after all.
Byron White. 1887 Colorado ALL
America football star who was paid
SIS 900 for one pro football season,
has turned down campus table
waiting job so he could have time
to visit friends as well as study dur
ing the University of Colorado sum-
mer school session.
He had been offered the job he
had while he was an undergraduate
at his Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
house, operated as a woman stu
dents boarding house in summer.
White, forced by the war to quit
Rhodes scholarship study at Ov-
ford, will return to the Yale Uni
versity Law School In the fall.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Fronk Watt on Mound

Frank Watt, former PHILADELPHIA
Phils twirler, was to make his debut
in weekday league competition for
Center Market this afternoon, hurl-
ing against D. G. S. in the Depart.
mental League. Art Faircloth was
slated to oppose him.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Sports Program
For Local Funs

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit, 3:lS.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit, 3:i5.
Wrestling.
Grifnth Stadium, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland, 3:15.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland, 3:15.
Tennis.
Women's league tournament,
Rock Greek. 2.
Horse Show.
Leny Manor Horse and Pony
Show. Warrenton, Va. $50.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Don't Let 't:1':s 4st::.t .,
Athletes Foot
"Lay You up''

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proved formula Of nix selected Ingredients. Com.
bats torment cf vegetable and animal paraatss
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Evening star., 1940-07-24
Lack Of ToIent Proves
Boxing Toughest Sport
BY GRANTLAND RICE,

The hight game Is the toughest OF
them all. I can name you any num-
ber of great football players-ama-
teur and pro-any number Of star
ball players and star golfers. But
the only two great fighters can
slip you today are Joe Louis and
Henry Armstrong. Just two out of
the mass. A few of the others are
fair. but nothing to rave about.
You can figure out the heavy
weight situation when Max Baer
and Tony Galento were matched to
locate a challenger for the Louis
crown. Louis had already stopped
both with a brace of dull, sickening
thuds-known as the old DIST.
Yet there is nothing else in sight,
barring the winner in the Conn
Pastor engagement, and Louis has
already whipped Pastor twice.
With all the money in sight for a
good heavyweight, where is the
crop? Why should there be only
one good heavyweight in the world?
Most of them can neither punch nor
box. Few Of them can take punch.
If the crop was limited in baseball
or football, there would be no pen
nant races or national champion
ships. 1t takes as much heart,
speed, power, stamina and brains to
be q star at pro football as it does
to walk into a ring and get by.
One answer seems to be that the
right type of competitor doesn't go
in for the fight game. If boxing had
the same starting field that football
knows it would be entirely different.
AS it is now Joe Louis may have to
hang around several years longer
before any real challenger arrives IN
port. BY that time Louis will be
over the hill.
A million dollar pot is something
to shoot at-far more than any
other game can offer-but the leld
is practically empty.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
DovidsonviIIe BOOKING

Davidsonville A. c. wants a game
for Sunday. Call George T. Beall at
West River 213-F-23,
Evening star., 1940-07-24
IRREGULAR DEFENSE.
VhffP Hy0rk White

MuSridge Speed Champion.
Erstwhile District Champion Dom
aid H. Mugridge topped former Dis
trict Champion Martin c. Stark and
Chess Patriarch w. B. Mundelle in
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Long Service Yale Corporation Fits Miller Athletic Chansp
The
SP0RTLIGH7
Conn's Thin Legs Dull
His .TituIur Ambitions

Conn's Thin Legs Dull
His TituIur Ambitions
80. BY GRANTLAND RICE,
- Special Correspondent of The Star.
NEW YORK, July "a (N.A.N.A).-
Among the leading queries asked by
the passing parade you will find two
Leaders,
l. Why can't Billy Conn be built
up to true heavyweight?
2. Why can't Lew Jenkins be
brought along in far better condi-
ton as punch absorber?
The main answer to the Billy
Conn argument concerns his legs
Conn is one of the best boxers now
hanging around. He has his full
share Of brains and courage. But he
also has pair of thin legs, the leg
type that rarely goes beyond 18O
pounds.
What about Bob Fitzsimmons?
Ruby Robert was physical freak
He had the legs of a middleweight
and the body of big heavyweight
big arms, thick chest, big neck and
broad shoulders.
Conn isn't equipped after this
physical fashion. He is a slender
looking fellow who probably won't
put on much more weight. The
answer again being legs.
Which doesn't mean that he will
be any popover for Bob Pastor
for he won't be.
Jenkins Body Not Built
To Absorb Hard Punches
Outside of his punching quality
Lew Jenkins is frail looking fell
low. He doesn't impress you as a
punch absorber-and he isn't.
He has known what malnutrition
means in his younger years when
he was lucky to eat. At any rate, he
hasn't body that can handle much
OF a punch.
I was watching the Texans face
Is Armstrong was using his stom-
ach for a drum, and you could see
not only that Lew didn't like it at
all, but that he wasn't going to take
or couldn't take it much longer.
Jenkins just isn't built for stam-
ina fighter, for a durable entry. He
can punch with any one around, but
he has to make a fairly quick job
of the matter, or fade away.
The Sweetwater party can be got
ten into much better shape than he
was, but in no shape to beat an
Armstrong after some four rounds.
Gridmen Wait Too Long
Before Trying Boxing
As Bo McMillin. the Indiana
coach, said of Jenkins in the Arm
strong show, That fellow couldn't
play football two minutes. He could
just about stand one hard block or
one hard tackle"
He looked that way.
This goes both ways. Few fight
ers would take football beating for
Az 1Ilk11AVCS. OAlC oAAOU ob OAAhO
Nagurski would be close to their
limit. On the other hand, few foot
ball players have made any ring
showing worth looking at.
Bob Pastor is one of the few.
Steve Hamas was another. Gene
Tunney once thought that the
heavyweight champions of the fu-
ture were coming from the college
ranks. It hasn't worked that way.
.."It's different game" Bo McMil-
lin says, IAN entirely different game.
Few college football players ever 60
in for boxing, until they are too old
to learn. Why don't ball players,
who can hit the ball a mile, ever
make championship golfers? You
can't play the other fellows game
ond uJir-pot ~ he is onv onod
Evening star., 1940-07-24

TIE full-bosomed grape that is
- piucked from the vine at its very peak
of perfection, Arrow Beer is favoripe ..
caught and capped when experience says
'Now!' and held for you in all its keen,
sparkling delicious prime.
Under the watchful eye of Arrows brew
master, the boiling watts bring this better
beer to that precise stage we call favoripe.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

iY, 81 tambien, NO quiero mem
tirte iba a yer a Miguel de Guz-
~ 10 -busque, yo miSma,
O la casualidad hizo que nos en-
contraramos..., Y desde enton-
ces, iva yes 81 soy sincera! L.. des
de entonces, desde que 10 vOlvi a
yer, comprendi que nj viva nj
muerta podria separarme de
nuevo de su ladol. e, Ell sc vol
VIC loco tambienl l.. liza algeria
de encontrarnos, nos hizo olyi-
dar en- seguida a los dos, todas
las promesas hechas dias antes
a Maria de la Cruz!
iUn immense, un santo Gbra-
20, nos uni6 a los dos, teniendo
en- medic a nuestro hijo! iY yo
hui, hui de tn lado, hubiera hui
do siempre, hasta el dia de mi
muerte.. ny aqui estoy!l
iEsta es Ia verdad l.. iMata-
81 %quieresl
Maria de las Moves habia a.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
CON LOS GUANTED .
LosADA DE RIVAL DE- JONES
Ell combate entire Baer y Comsikey

La "aficion" boxistica local
vera manana en- acci6n, bajo Ia
egida de Frank La Mangue, a
varios boxeadores muy aprecia-
dos en- sus casas y tambien en-
Benjamin Field.
Ell mejicano Ceeilio Losada,
hefoe de otres tiempos, Sc batira
con ell Sr. Woody Jones, Nn glS
diador de modales rudos, pero de
poca habilidad. Losada he derro-
to la Semana pasada, pero los
jueces "guillotinaron' a favor
del "galo de patio.
Ricardo Fernandez, a cullen Sc
pone con excesiva frecuencia pa
sara a una categoria superior y
lie vera la nariz a Buster Carroll,
Ell veterano, que va ha prOmetido
veneer al latino. Ricardo sigue
vigorizando sus pufcs y algunos
peritos sostienen que Sc metera
la victoria en- el bolsillo del CHI
leno.
Billy Colbert tendra una Pc
leila facil, con Mario Perez, de
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

pretado a su veg los dientes, Y
Sc cruz6 de brazos, come hubie-
.ra hecho una mujer de Esparta
% de Roma. una de aquellas he
roinas que nos han dejado los
heroicos de la antique
dad.
Isidoro do un salto.
Hasta este instante habia es-
tado dominando con un podero-
.sisimo esfuerzo de voluntad, su
ansia loca de caer sobre la infa-
me, y eStrangularla entire sus
manos...
Ahora no Sc contuvo mas,
Del brinnco de pantera o de
tigre, Sc plant6 junto a Ia infa-
me, y la cogi5 fpriOsamente pOr
81 cuello...
SOn6 un CRITIC.
Isidoro apretaba, apretaba,
hundiendo sus dedos de hero
en- aquella carne blanca, que Sc
le antojaba la mas impure de la
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Los Espartanos de Ia UHiver=
sidad de Tampa jugaran maha-
ma por la noche, en- Phillip Field
con los SombrereroS de Stetson.
La venta de billetes de entrada
permite pronosticar una asisten
cha de 5000 personas.
Nash Higgins empezara Ell
juego con la siguiente Inca de
combate: Cecil Reed, 1876 lbs, y
Tony Kolka, 189, ends; Bear
Wolf, 22O, y Waisly Zaiko, 225,
tackles; Jack Newland, 2O5, y
Willard DriskeA, 100, guardas ;
Bill Fisher, 100, centric; Howard
Beynon, 1856, quarterback; lCh.
Williams, 1852, y Marvin Levin,
1877, halfbacks, y Milan Buchan,
1872, fulback. FL prOmedio de pc
so de los Espartanos es de 1875
libras.
Nash Higgins recuerda que en-
patio con Stetson Ell ano pasado y
estima que su "once' de 1910 es
mas fuerte.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

su cuellO Ia CARA feroz del es-
poso ultrajado..., viendo sus .
jos inyectados en- sangre, en- los
que habia leido su Sentencia de
muerte.,
La asfixia la vencia, y su ra-
ION naufragaba en- una .tIocha
que iba cayendo tambien sobre
sus ojes
Isidoro no era va ell hombre e.
.cuanime, civilizado y quito, que
.sabe sonreir y perdonar.., aho-
"a era Ia bestia cavernaria, el a.
diab6lico que ha inventa-
do el honor, ell brute retrocedido
de golpe, sin TRANSACTION, a la E.
pcca mileparia de muestros a.
buelos peludos, los que vivian en-
las espe,uncas...
Y mordia, coceaba, babeaba v
rugia como un energGmeno, sa-
cudieudo. lguai que 81 fuera IN
pelele de trapo, a la pobre figu-
rilla femenina de carnes tiernas
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

y blancas, que va no decia NADIA.
NADIA, y que goteaba sangre
por tOdas partes..., por las ma
nos aranadas, por las piernaS
heridas por las botas de campo
De Isidoro, pOr los brazos por 81
rostro que era va una trlste, una
lamentable caratula de infer
no.,
Borgona no recordaba siquie-
ra ciertos pasaies de Ia confe,
sion de su esposa que Sc refe-
RIA a Maria de Ia Cruz.
La inocencia de la mujer de
Pedro habia saltado, clara y ter
minante, ante los ojos y la con
ciencia de BOrgona al escuchar
siertas palsbFas de Maria Ne
las Moves.
La madre de Celita habia es-
tado en- el secrsto de estes amo-
res cu.paoies; ella syud6 a Mi
guel y a su amante a Ocultar su
delito..., ella Guido y veto pOr 81
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

niho al nacer, y ella habia visi-
tado, por dltimo, al comandau-
te en- Barcelona, arrancapdole Ia
.prOmesa de que renunciaria a So
amante para siempre, y reco=
giendo sus cartas...; y, EN- fin,
las que Miguel escribia a Ia ess
posa de BOrgOha, iban dirigidas
a Maria de la Cruz.
mo fue, entonces, una feroz,
una tragica casuaiidad, una bru
tai co~incidencia, la que hizo a
ds Ndhez sorprender a su
mujer r%eco2iendo aquella carta
de la lista2m ISL. sflr,. lAquella
'arta sorprendfda por Ell inga-
Micro IN poder De su mujer, no
iba destinada a la madre de Ce-
ia; era una carta DEF eomandan
te Guzman para Maria de las
Ni;ves...
La inecencia de Maria de Ia
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

Con su doble victoria de aver
los Medals Blancas, CANA :
dos los dos juegos por Ell pitcher
estrella Newsome, los Tigres de
Detroit Sc colocaron a muy cor
ia distancia del pend6n de la Lii
ga Americana. La doble victoria
cast les garantiza a los Tigres,
por 10 menos, I'm empate sino Ell
triunfo.
Ell Detroit Y Ell Cleveland no
iugaran hoy; pero 81 los Yam
KEGS, que sc batiran dos wees
con los Atleticos de COME Mack.
La serie de manana, de tres
iuegos, entire Ell Cleveland y Ell
Detroit, sera sensational, 81 pier
de los tres desafios, Sc derrum-
baran las esperanzas del De-
trcit; pero 81 CANA uno Sc empa-
tara con la novena de Oscar Wit.
Les Yaneees aun tienen una
esperanto, pero es muy pequena
y debil.
Derrotando a los Browns de
San Luis, los Indios supieron
mantenerse en- la vanguardia del
csombate, a dos desafios por de-
ltras del Detroit. Tres y medic
iuegos separan a los Yankees del
primer lugar.
Luis (Buck) Newsome fue el
hombre de la bora para los III
gres. Entr6 de sustituto en- ell
primero y domino a los contra
rios, siendole anotada la yicto :
ria. Sc lie confiaron las baterias,
en- Ell segundo, y permiti6 ocho
hits, tres mas de los Ique su club
bate6; pero los de Chicago solo
consiguieron anotar dos wees.
Newsome, lanzador derecho, de
80 amos, demoStr6 ser Ell homb7e
de hero, en- Ell momento oportu
no. La doble victoria lie elev6 a
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

Esta noche, en- ell estadio Roo
eevelt, en- Jersey City, Ell eXcam-
pe6n Max Baer vencedOr de To-
ny Galento, tendra de confirm
cante a Pat Comiskey, famoso
por los puietazos de extraordi-
maria dureza. Sera Ell combate a
Is asaltos. Baer era y es Ell IA
voritO, a pesar de que Pat lleva
alcanzadas rs victorias por no
caut Y tiene 10 amos de edad,
FL triunfo de Baer sobre Ca
lento indica que las probabilida-
des de victoria de Comiskey ra-
dican en- los primeros seis asal-
tos. Jack Dempsey sera ell arbi-
tro, Empezara la pelea, que no
sera trasmitlda por la radio, a
las 9P. NJ.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

Garmes, la CAB de los Piratas,
tiene va en- ell refrigerator" Ell
campeonato al bate de la Liga
Nacional. Hasta aver su prone
dio era de 364, con 127 hits y 76
carreras.
lie sigue Hack, de los Cubs,
con 321, Y lombard, de los Ro-
jos, con $40.
En- la Liga Americana apare-
ce Joe Di Maggie en- ell primer
lugar, con $40; pero lie siguen
Appling, de los Medals Blancas,
con 344 y Radcliffe, de los Brown
con 343.
lie faltan a Di Maggie seis de
safios.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
LISTERINE
'ur HALITOSIS
(BAD pRnAgml
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

cha misma me hubiera content
dol.
mi hijo, mi hijol." Yer a mi
hijo, a csc hijo que til me has
arrebatado, y que es precise que
me devuelvasl.. l..
tVerlo, verlo, tenerlo en- mis-
brazos, estrecharlo contra mi co
raz6n, llenarlo de besos y Carl
cias... "a An, I'd no sabes, los HON
bres no comprendeis este: bS
besos desbordan de TODD mi ser.
de mi boca, de mis- manos, de
mis- dedos, de mis- ojos, de mi
alma entera T..
fMe sentia augusta y grande
a Ia veil Iba a Yer a mi h1olw
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

.su mas fuerte 'linea" de acci6n.
Las Panteras de Plant iran a
Fort Myers, manana, y alli ira
.taran de vengar una derrota que
.sufrieron Ell a1o pasado.
Aver lucian bien las Panteras
en- la efensiva, pero no en- la de
fensa.
Hughes utilizara ell siguiente
.frente de batalla: Martin y B.
Williams, ends; Smith y Rights,
tackles; Hendricks y Evans,
guardas; Gillett, centric; L. Will
liams, Oh; Wynne y Zendegui,
lib, y Simpson, fb.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
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his pulpit:
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La gaceta., 1940-09-26
CoMITE DE ATLE.
TISMO

Gainesville, Sep. 25.-El pre-
sidente de Ia Universidad de Flo
rida, DR.. John j. Tiger, nOmbr6
aver un Comite Atletico COM
puesto de siete miembros de Ia
facultad y tres sehores que fue-
ron estudiantes. Entire los nom
brados figura ell Sr. Lamar Sa-
IRA, de Tampa. Los profesores
designados son Klein H. Graham
decano Walter j, Matherly, Fra
zier Rogers, Dean, Siagie, p. H.
Sem y Clifford P. Lyons,
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

A cold cough seriously endaEgers
.ou, your family, and your business
associates, Illness from colo and
coughs cauSA more loss Of Mime
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If you have a cough due to q Pld,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaman-
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over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
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Mentho-Mulsion is more than on
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La gaceta., 1940-09-26
+L0s Tigres ganaron dos juegos y Sc colecaron a
muy corta distancia derpendon
Vencieron los Indios a los peligrosos
Browns de San Luis

un total de 20 triunfos en- la TEN
porada.
La serie de los Tigres con los
Indios Sc jugara Ell viernes, saba
dc y domingo.
iLanzando por Ell Cleveland, AL
Milnar di6 una inyecci6n a su
team y lie aumento las probabili
dades de triunfo, que son pocas
81 Sc las compare con las del De-
troit. Mas de 1000 personas acu
dieron a presenciar ell juego, no
obstante ell fuerte viento otonal.
Oscar Witt Sc propone iniciar
con Bob Teller la serie contra
Ilos Tigres.
Faltan por jugar a Indios y
Tigres tres desafios y a los Yam
KEGS tres con ell Filadelfia y O.
tros tres con ell Washington.
Chicago Sc, 17h, Sc; Detroit
loo, 16h, Be.
Chicago &c, 8h, De; Detroit &c
5h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

TERRA.
DE su boca, salian palabras
entrecortsdas, rugidos de bes-
tia salvaje..., a Ia vez que sus D
JOS inyectados en- sangre mira
ban con horrible delicia la lem
qua amoratada y fOfa de la vii,
que pendia de su boca entrea-
.bierta..,i
5Muere..p muere ahi..., "a
mer..., wil. VII, cOch,m ca
nail. Il iu6oo!..
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

Los DragoneS uel Institute
Jefferson jugaran manana por
la noche en- Winter Haven fren-
to a los Diablos Azules de esa be
la ciudad. Bill Harker pondra
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

mOdo que pueda volver a com
batir con Tommy Gomez, Ell pa
trocinado de Leto. Arrib6 aver
81 padre de Colbert que viene a
darle aliento a su hijo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

ICincinnati SC, 12h, Be; San
Luis DC, Oh, De.
Cincinnati &c, l2h, lie; San
Luis &c, Oh, 0e.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26

Dos veces fueron aplastados
los Piratas por los Cubs de Chi
cago.
Pittsburg lie, Oh, 2e; Chicago
&c, 5h, lie.
Pittsburg &c, 11h, lie; Chica-
go &c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
DEPORTE
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Rojos de Cincinnati sc di-
vidieron los honores con los Car
denales, ganando Ell primer jue-
go V perdiendo ell segundo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
oAPITULo XVI
81 I%rcendio

Ell cuerpo de Maria de las Me
YES perdia por Instances la flexi
bilidad y Ia fuerza de la vida, y
su rostro Sc amorataba...
Iba a morir...
Lo habia comprendido en- Il
mOmentO mismo de sentir sObre
La gaceta., 1940-09-26
Rheumatic Happy;
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San Luis &c, Oh, lie; Cleveland
&c, III, De-.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-21

Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Woodfeld and family of Damascus
and Mrs. Henry Howard were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney T. Lawler
and family were guests of Mr..
LAWYERS sister, Miss Mildred Law
Ter of Washington, on Sunday.
Miss Margaret letter and Mr..
Bill Prue gave surprise party on
Sunday afternoon in honor of the
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert P. Soper, ST., at their
home in Olney. Other guests were
the children and grandchildren and
Miss Lucille Leizear of Silver
Spring.
Mrs. w. B. Chichester has re-
turned home from Wilmington, Del
Revival services at Salem Meth
odist Church, Brookeville, will be-
gin on Friday, November %. There
will be guest speakers several eve
Kings.