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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Correct Way
To Address
Minister
Reverend Doctor
Is Used Before
The Surname
BY EMILY POST.

Not only do I want to say thank
you" to the clergyman who has
called my attention to q mistake
that appeared recently in this col.
umn, but since the mistake has
proved to be typographical over
sight that occurred IN my own
Office, of course I want to reprint
the whole question and answer with
correction noted, because 1t will not
do at all to nave the error stand.
The mother Of a young physician
asked whether, when introducing
her sons friends who are also pro-
fessional men, she should say "Dr."
for the one who Is dentist and
Or" for another who is an M. D.
and if she should call the third who
is a minister Rev" She also wrote,
These friends will always be my
sons little friends to me, and
don't suppose I have to call them
anything except what Always
have"
In answer to this, wrote: Natu-
rally you call them what you always
have. When you introduce them.
you introduce the dentist and the
physician as "Dr." and the minister
as the Rev. Mr.. Blank" Don't
leave the Mr." out between "the
Rev" and his last name) If the
minister is a D. D., it is mot" polite
to call him "the Rev. DR.. Blank"
But you must never use the word
Rev" Immediately before a sur
name.
The insertion Of not" before
polite" was really serious error.
The right answer is Reverend Doc
tor Blank" II you want to be
most polite, 1.-THE Reverend Doctor
Blank" is correct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Frosted Coffee Cake

Frosted coffee cake is perfect
f1avormate to breakfast coffee
Spread the hot-from-the-oven cof-
fee cake with a simple icing made
of confectioner's sugar moistened
with a small amount of water. One
fourth teaspoon grated orange rind
in the icing gives a delicate tang
Chopped nuts sprinkled over the
frostin9 add q glamour note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02

WlJllOuG lUO lHuCIl mclltdl duJuSI-
ment.
Whereupon Troubles" family told
other tales which required investi-
eating. After, all, a cultural en-
vironment can work wonders, but
rabbits are rabbits, or at least have
always been regarded as such. So
when that long-eared creatures
folks began to boast of modernized
sandboxes and Troubles" manner
of adapting himself to indoor life.
well, only spot observation could
verify such tale. 1t was verified
The bell-ringing demonstration
took place in the library. There
Trouble" hoped to the chair occu-
pied by the master of the house.
That gentleman was perusing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02

hard wood for Bunny's toothbrush
and let him use it as much as he
likes. Two rabbits, two tooth
brushes; three rabbits, three tooth
brushes, and so forth.
Salt is another necessary item.
Creatures roaming about the wilder
ness always find their way TO a
click" for satisfaction in the bust
ness of obtaining necessary minerals
for bodily health. Domestic rabbits
are hampered by restricted activity.
So buy a spool of salt at the
nearest pet shop for the bunny. He
needs to be able to nibble upon it
whenever and wherever he pleases.
Therefore keep 1t where 1t will do
the most good to the rabbit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Biscuit Hint

Biscuits are the quickest of quick
breads, quickly made-and quickly
eaten, too. However, as in all cook
ing, take time to measure the in
gradients carefully. Measuring Is a
speedy procedure when the kitchen
is supplied with inexpensive stand
ard measuring spoons and cups.
Most important Of all-sift -four
once before measuring 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02

and AZ. CSize IA (32) ensemble re-
quires Az yards of 39-inch ma
terial, 31s yards of trimming.
Send IS cents today for our fash
ion book. You must not miss this
sparkling array of new designs for
you and the children. Smart styles
for every lady in the family and
every hour of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Spotless Accessories

One of the best ways of avoiding
that "nothing-to-wear feeling" is to
keep on hand a supply Of spotless
accessories. Snow-white collars and
cuffs, or a dainty frill, fresh from
the suds, work wonders, even on
last years frock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Crusty Biscuits

Make crusty biscuits by rolling
the dough thin and leaving space
between the biscuits on the baking
sheet. Make soft biscuits by plac-
Ing them close together for the bak-
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02

the arm of the chair again to get
his head scratched!
Taking rabbits as an institution,
there are few of the species (includ-
ing "Trouble'D who won't settle
down and put good-sized nick in
any choice piece of wood. But with
them the act is one of cleanliness
as we'll as mischief. They're clean
ing their teeth.
The only sensible solution Of this
problem Il to furnish . block Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Bel>Ringing Rabbit
Knows His Stuff
BY MARY ALLEN HOOD.

Trouble is an example OF just how educated rabbit become
and walks on lead among other things Not long
the being spread about town by Troubles family that
rabbit bells while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02

Frequently have requests for runners OF definite
which will OF
design will fill all these requirements for it be
heightened shortened The classic motif used here Is one that
through the center of
beautifully dark wood
pattern comprises flet crochet diagram also full information
and instructions.
Address orders the Needle
Editor Of Evening Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02

If. your kitchen storage space
is limited, make file-like shelves
in a lower cupboard and use
them for storing lids, pie. and
cake pans and other fiat uten-
sis. This will be a time-saver.
A piece of cheese the size OF
a walnut added to potato or
onion soup gives 1t a rich,
creamy taste.
The texture of griddle cakes
will be much finer if the white
of egg in mixing is separated
from the yolk and added last
to batter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Ny Neiqhbor Soys:

Packages of seeds your friends
like to plant in their gardens
make very useful Christmas
gifts.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

ranas, .dobles, Srta. Eleonora
Sears, de Boston, y Mime. Sylvia
Henrotin, de Francia; padre e
hijos, doles, r.. B. Mulloy y
Gardnar Mulloy, de Coral Ca
bles, Florida; simples de par
ques pdblicos, Seymour Green
berg, Chicago; simples de par
ques pdblicos, mujeres, Miss
Marta Barnett, Miami; mucha-
chas, simples, Helen Bernhard,
New York; muchachas dobles,
Margarita Madden, Boston, y
Miss Helen Bernard.
TENNIS PROFESSIONAL
Campe6n nacional de simples,
Ellsworth Vines, de Pasadena,
California; campe6n nacional
de dobles, Bruce Barnes, de Aus
tin, Texas, y Keith Gledhill, de
Los Angeles.
TENNIS, OAMPBONES AL
ARE DIBRE-simples de HON
bres, Bobby Riggs, de Chicago;
dobles de hombres, Wimbledon,
Elwood Cooke, Portland, Ore
gon, Y Bobby Riggs, ell campe6n
de simples de Wimbledon cam
peona de simples, Wimbledon,
Alice Marble; campeonas de do
bles, Wimbledon, Sarah Palfrey
Fabyan y Alice Marble; dobles
mixtos de Wimbledon, Bobby
Riggs Y Alice Marble.
N NACIONAL BAJ0
-TECHO-campedn de simples,
Wayne Sabin, de Portland, Ore
gon; dobles de hombres, Euge-
ne McCauliff y Clifford Suffer;
mujeres, simples, Pauline Betz,
Los Angeles; mujeres dobles,
Miss Norma Taubele y Grace
Surber; dobles mixtos, Pauline
Betz Y Wayne Sabin.
CAMPEONES DE PISTA Y
CAMPO-Carrera de 100 me-
tros, Clyde Jeffrey, del OLYMPIC
Club; 200 metros, Norwood E.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

BESIDE la borda del buque.
tie 10 juro, Rodolfo! al decirla
adi6s a mi vida entra.,
"iVosotros, mi mujer, Espa-
ma, mis- recuerdos Queridos... 10
que mas guerra mi coraz6n, to-
do, TODD lejos, y lejos tai vez pa
ra siempre!l...
"Pero, en- fin, perdona. No es
de mi de quien quiero hablarte
en- esta carta.
mi siquiera debia haber nom
brado a mi mujer, luego de su
TRACTION sin nombre, que 70 nun
ca pOdre perdonar.,.
"Veras, ROdolfo. Ahora vie
ne la sorpresa inmensa.
'Hacia escasamente bora Y
media que ell buque habia gar
de Barcelona, y, con estos
crepdsculos de diciembre, Sc nos
habia venido la noche encima en-
IN instante, cuando 70, al bajar
por una escotina del buQue, |
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

icon quien diras que me he en-
CONTRADICT.
iPues con tn sobrino, con
nuestro pobre Pedro! Ell infeliz
pareee, como 20, envejecido en-
veinte amos.
La casualidad lie habia hecho
Venir a coger Ell mismo buque
que 70, en- Ell que vendra hasta
Ell puerto de Singapore.
! por el, y para complacerle
a el, tie escribo esta carta.
"Quiere, y quiero 70 eOntarts,
!lneas generates, 10 ocurrido
en- Madrid entire el y su es
poSa' y que Pedro ACADIA de con-
tarme en- Una conversation lar
ga y patetica que acabamos de
tener a bordo del Marseille.
'Escucha, Rodolfo. les no.
tambien!
les mas que horrible! l.. IVA
no cabe duda L..
la nujer de Pedro, como ta.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04
BOB PASTOR e EN-
MIAMI

New York, Enero Miami
no presenciara en- este invierno
una pelea entire Max Baer y To-
ny Galento; pero ST lie sera ofre-
cido un bout entire B. Pastor, de
Brooklyn, y Red Burman, ell ahi
jado de Dempsey.
La pelea Sc efectuara Ell dfa
Is o 20 de febrero, dirigido Pas
tor por Jimmy Johnston y Bur-
man por el exeampe6n Demp-
sey.
Mike Jacogs desisti6 de pre- :
sentar en- Miami la pelea entire
el excampe6n Baer y Ell italiano
Galento, luego de una vista a
esa ciudad.
Isl la pelea Sc efectuara, no
sera en- otro lugar que la Madi-
sen Square Garden-dijo Mike
a Joe Jacobs, Ell director de Ca
lento.
La pelea entire Pastor Y Bur :
man tendra lugar en- Ell parque
Flagler Speedway.
Dempsey, de retoFno de Ma
Mia, volvera ell viernes a Miami
donde administra un gran hotel
y restaurant.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04
Cuarta y Ultima lista de campeones
80 en- dferentes ~actvfdades deportivas

Tennis-Copa Davis, Austria
LA; copa Wightman, EstadOs U
nidos; simples de hombres, Re-
bert l.. Riggs, jr. de q ;cago;
doble de hombres, Adr.4.l Quist
y John Brmwich, Australia;
simples de mujeres, Alice Mar
BILE, de Beverly Hills, Califor-
mia; dobles de mujeres, Sarah
Palfrey Fabyan, de Cambridge,
Mass, y Alice. Marble; dobles
mixtos, Harry Hopman, Austria
liza, y Alice Marble; simples de
courts de arcilla, Frank Park
err, Pasadena, Cal; dobles de
courts de arcilla, Gene Mako,
Los Angeles, y Frank Parker;
simples intercollegiate, Frank
Guernsey, RIGA; dobles interco-
legiales, Douglas Imhoff y Ro-
bert Peacock, California; sim
pies mujeres Intercollegiate,
Tulsa Raymond, Smith; dobles
mujeres intercollegiate, Cristi-
ma NAPLES, Bryan Mawr, y Lui-
sa Raymond; simples Junior,
Ted Schroeder, Glendale, Cali
fornia; dobles, junior, Jack
Kramer, Los Angeles, y Ted Ole
wine; simples de muchachos,
Bulge Patty, Los Angeles; do
bles de muchachos, Harry Lii
kas, San Francisco, y Bulge
Patty; veteranos, simples, Per-
cy Guliford, de Los Angeles; We
teranos, dobles, DR.. C. Colket
Gamer, Boston, Y &c. C. FELTON,,
Maine; mujeres veterans, sim
pies, Sra. Walter M. Blumen-
thai, New York; mujeres vete-
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

ras, mi mujer y Miguel de Guz-
man deben estar va muy lejos
de ESpaha..."
La marquesa Sc pas6 una ma
no por los ojos.
Tambaleandose, temiendo des
plomarse al suelo, fue a derrum
barse en- IN sofa,
IQue era este?
Ahora va no habia duda.
La carta 10 decia de un modo
rotundol
mi mujer y Miguel de Guz-
man,"
Pero... Iquien...?
IEl Official amigo de casa2....
JEl chico aquel que habia 81.
do agregado a no recordaba do
ma Moves que Embajada, y que
andaba por ell extranjero..?
mo saba, no saba la infe-
ill.,.
-iMe vuelvo loca, Dios milo
-muSitaron Gus labioe, con IN
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

ros, a las noticias alarmantes
reeibidas del palacio de la Cas-
tellana...
ST, este era una confusion de
Isidoro.
ISL hija!...
MARIA de las Moves, tan san
tall.
iAh, aquel Borgoha, obsesio-
nado, el pobre con Ell drama de
los primes, habia puesto en- esta
carta ell nombre de su mujer L..
Ademas, el d~iplomatico... lie
"a tan distraido L..
AL fin, la marquesa sigui6 le-
yendo.
Pero ahora, su desencanto, 81
horror, fueron completes.
Porque a los pocos renglones,
sc encontr6 con esta Erase de
Borgoha:
'tLos infames habian huido.
"S6, me consta, que han hui
DO dc RarceIOnA, y . OStas ho-
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

vel, de Penn State; 400 metros,
Ernin Miller, de Southern Cali
fornia, A; 300 metros, Char
YES Beetham, regimiento no SO;
caCrera de 1900 metros, Blaine
RidNout, Shore A.. c.; 5000 me-
trosl Gregory Rice, Notre Da-
me 10000 metros, 10y GRECO.
ry; Milrose A. A. caminar, g.
600 metros, Otto Kotroba, New
York A. c.; 5000 metros, con
saltos, Jose M9Cluskey, Man.
chester, Conn; ITO metros, obs
taculos, Joe Batiste, Tucson, A.
rizcna; 200 metros, obstacrlos,
Fred Wolcott, Rice; 400 metros,
obstaculos, Roy Cochran, India
ma; 400 metros, de relieve, New
York A. c.; 1900 metros, rele.
vo, New York A. c.; lamar IN
peso de is libras, Lilburn Will
Jams, Xavier; lanzamiento del
martillo de l6 libras, Chester
Cruishank, Delta Colorado; a.
rrojar un peso de Sc libras,
Stanley Johnson, Maine; salto
alto, Les Steers, OLYMPIC Club;
salto amplio, Bill Lacefield, Los
Angeles; salto con la garrocha,
George Varoff, OLYMPIC Club;
lanzamiento del disco, Phil Fox,
Club OLYMPIC; lanzamientos de
la jabalina, Boyd Brown, OHM
pic Glib; team, 0limpic Club;
carrera de Is kilometres, Eli ,
son Brown, Westerly, R. l.; ca
rrera de 20 kilometres, Ellison
Brown; carreFa de rs kil6me-
tros, Luis Gregory; carrera de
80 Kilometres, Luis Gregory; Ma
ration, Pat Dengis, de Baltimore;
caminar, Is kilometres, John
Rahkonen, Club FinlandeS Anne
ricano; 20 Kilometres, Albert CT
cerone, Irvington, N. j.; 80 XII
l6metros, John RahkOnen; 40
kilometres, John Rahkonen; so
Kilometres, Ernie CroSbie; Pen
talon, John Borican, de Elbe
ron, N. j.; Decaiion, Joe Scott,
de Western Reserve.
Mujeres C1mpeonas: carrera
de so metros, Gertrude Johnson
New York; 100 metros, Olivia
Hasenfus, Boston; 200 metros,
Stella Walsh, Cleveland; 80 me-
tros, con obstaculos, Marie Cot
La gaceta., 1940-01-04
a Folletin No. 81
La GaOeta
TONIC U
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ahora navegamos hacia 0riente
salis esta tarde del puerto con
rumbo a Alexandria, de Egipto,
a la India y al Jap6n, y pedi pa
safe en- 81.
"T1 sabes el estado de mi a.
nimo. va sabes tambien q. GUAM
do regrese a Madrid, hace dos o
tres dias, es porque va habia de-
sistido de encontrar Ell rastro de
Maria de las Moves y 81 aman-
te..."
La marquesa Sc i~nterrumpi6,
espantada.
mo, este no era posiblel
La reciente tragedia de Pedro
N6hez, Ia earta que acababa !
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

treil, New Nsk; 400 rnetroe re
levo, fInstituto 0e Tuskeegee,
Alabama; salto alto, Alice COchs
rane, Institute Tuskegee, AlabS
ma; salto amplio, Stella Walsh,
J Cleveland; lanzamiento del dis
co, Katherine Fellmeth; tirar u.
ma pelota a d~istancia, Gathering
lO'tonnell, Boston; lanzamient
de Ia jabalina, Dorothy Dodso6
Chicago; team, Institute Tuske-
gee, Alabama.
Lavantamiento de peso: clase
de 112 libras, A. Firpo Lemma,
Dde Paterson, N. j.; 119 libras,
Bill Leardi, Paterson, N. j.; 126
ljbras, E. P. Cauffman, Roches-
ter, N. Y; 1872 libras, John Ter
ry, York, Pa; 148 libras, Anto-
MO Terlazzo, York, Pa; 165 Ii
bras, John Terpak, York, Pa. ;
181 libras, John Davis, York,
Pa. peso complete, Steve STAN
ko, York, Pa,
LUCHAS. - Campeones ma
cionales, de 112 libras, H. T,
Farrell, de Rosele Park, H. s.;
118 libras, Tom Imoto, Fuller
ton, Junior College; 1913 libras,
Ed Collins, New York; 1874 H.
bras, Bill Renfo, Southwestern
State Tea las libras, Donald L.
Taylor, de New York; 1873 H.
bras, Walter C. Jacobs, de Itha-
ca; TIA liras,b Albert Crawford
de New York; 191 libraS, Virgil
Cavangnaro, Portland, Oregon;
peso complete, Nose Sims,
Southwestern State Teachers;
team, Southwestern State Tea
cheers College, de Oklahoma.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04
Kaskdan ird a Cuba

Tomara parte en- un tOrneo
por invitaci6n que Sc celebrara
en- la Habana, la capital de Gu
ba, Isaac /. Kashdan, del Man
haitian Chess Club de New York
FL torneo empezara Ell dia Is de
este mes.
Kashan dara una exhibition
de simultAneas, ell viernes, en- Ell
Imperial Chess Club. En- Cuba
jugara con diez de los mas nota
bles, ajedrecistas cubanos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

de leer, o sea la copia enviada
por Pedro, lie hizo pensar que J.
sidoro Sc habia equivocado.
En- vez de poner en- su carta
Maria de la Cruz, habia puesto
Maria de las Moves.
Y la marQuesa comenz6 a re-
construir ell drama a su manera.
Seguramente, su marido, en-
terado del drama del sobrino y
de Maria de la Cruz, antes de
que Isidoro y la nina lutheran
embarcado en- Barcelona, avis5
al d~iplomatico para que fuera
a Madrid, a ayudarle en- Ia bus
ca del infeliz matrimonio y de
Celia.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04
DEPORTES
DE AJEDREZ
Alekhine

Alekhine
Parti6 para Rio de Janeiro,
desde N. York, ell campe6n mum
dial de ajedrez DR.. Alejandro
Alekhine, de Paris. Dfcese q. Ell
match entire Ell campe6n y Ell ex-
campe6n Capablanca Sc efectua
r& en- JUNO, en- Buenos Aires.
Els possible, sin embargo, que
ell match no Sc verifique a causa
de la guerra. Alekhine es ciuda-
dano frances y puede ser lame
do a las armas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-04
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La gaceta., 1940-01-04

Ell mismo don Rodolfo la ha-
bia acabado por confesar, Guam
do volvi6 de Madrid hacia tres
dias que su precipitada Marcia
hacia Ia corte obedeci6, mas que
. "a SsmoSa junta de los mine
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

temblor que era ell mismo de Ia
muerte con la lividez que to-
man las bocas de los moribun-
dos. iQue es este, Dios L.. tie
ned piedad de MIL.
-
Llorando ahora con un des-
consuelo sin fin, medic incorpo-
rada, va que Ell dolor Ia vencis,
y la habia obllgado cast a echar.
Sc en- Ell sofa, sigui6 leyendo es-
ia carta tremebunda, espeluz-
mantle, que shOra estaba segura
iba a ser la causa de su muerte:
"Juzga til del estado de mi g.
nimo
"Solo, sin mujer, sin familia,
puesto que td y Moves, aunque
70 Sc que vuestra nobleza os ha-
ra siempre considerarme como
a un hijo, me he embarcado ha-
ce unas horas con la amargura
mas grande que puede caber en-
d pedho de IN hombre.~
La gaceta., 1940-01-04

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La gaceta., 1940-01-04

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La gaceta., 1940-01-04
la GACETA

II pori6dico en- idioma EspaAoI
10 mas eirculaci6n en- TAmps
YiStoriano Manteiga, Editor
Hnscripci6n semanaI: 20 c.
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TelsfonO Y 1892
The Omaha guide., 1940-01-13
.0DERN ART CLUB GIVE
NIILE ANNUAL PARTY
AMP

Gne of the LOWEST parties of the
Holiday season was that given by
Tho Modern Art Club December 81,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
McFall. Eight tables were crowd
ed into the spacious, oblong and
beautifully decorated living room.
A very good time seemed to be in
the minds of everyone present.
Some played whist, bridge, and
chinese checkers, while others were
seen ch~attering from table to table.
This club is well known to its many
friends for the series of Supper
Parties it has given in the past
year. The basic of the club is
character, art and hospitality.
After hours of merry making the
house was called to a calm by Mrs.
A. L. Hawkins who also introduced
the President, Mrs. Cozy Nicholson
After expressing her appreciation
to the members and guests, she
very graciously introduced Mr.. H.
l.. Preston to act as Santa Claus,
who in turn introduced the club
members in regular order. Old
Santa with his assistant Mrs. Haw-
kins the official present opener,
tok their place by the lovely xmas
tree which was over ladden with
present. Everyone waited with an
xiety while the presents were being
open and presented. Rounds and
rounds of applause followed the OPP
ening of each present. After view
ing the array of presents your re-
The Omaha guide., 1940-01-13
DIR. MORDECAI JOHNSON

1t might be a relatively easy
matter for one of the belligerent
nations to convince us that the
cause which they represent is the
very cause of Cod, according to
Dir. Mordecai w. Johnson, Presid-
emit of Howard University, in COM
MON SENSE NEUTRALITY,
which will be published by Hast
ings House January ID, 1910.
"They might convince u.s. DR..
Johnson writes, that their cause
is a crusade for the liberation of
mankind, and that it is a sin against
God for us not to put all of our re-
sources and our man power at its
disposal.
The views of one of the leading
Negro educators is among the OPP
inions of twenty-five prominent A
mericans in various fields of act
ivity ON the vital question of keep
ing America out of the war in Eur
ope contained in the book.
The Omaha guide., 1940-01-13
When Kidney Trouble Causes You
to Get Up Nights

Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules. This
grand medicine has been helping
people for so years to relieve
their aches and pains by helping
conditions caused or aggravated by
excess uric acid or other circulating
poisons such as %neuritis, neuralgia,
lumbago and rheumatism.
So, if you have such symptoms
of kidney trouble as backaehe, ner-
%vousness, getting up two or three
times during the night-scanty
burning or smarting passage-leg
cramps, moist palms or puffy eyes
get a 35 cent package of this
grand and harmless diuretic at any
modern drugstore-it starts the
first day on its errand of helpful
ness.
Don't be an EASY MARK and
accept a substitute-Ask for Gold
Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules
Right from HARLEM in Holland.
GET GOLD MEDAL-the original
genuine. Look for the Gold
Medal on the box-35 cents.
The Omaha guide., 1940-01-13
RING MAGAZINE AGAIN
RANKS LOUIS AT
TOP OF FIGHTERS

New York, Jan. A amp
Champion Joe Louis, for the third
time in his six year career, has
been named by the Ring, leading
boxing magazine, as the worlds
No. 1 man in fighting.
Nat Fleischer, publisher, says of
Louis in the February issue: I'm
his public relations and in his fine
influence on the sport, Louis offers
a higher rating than any other
man in the game"
Ranked among heavyweights by
the Ring in Group a re- Albert
Lowell, Argentina and Roscoe Toles
Detroit, Among light heavies in
Group 3 were Dave Clark, Detroit;
Tiger Jack Fox, Spokane, and AL
Gamer, New Haven, Conn. Ossie
Stewart, Pittsburgh, headed Group
8 among middleweights.
Champion Henry Armstrong was
first among welters with Holman
Williams, Chicago, and Pedro
Montanez, Puerto Rico, in Group
2, and Cocoa Kid, New Haven, in
Group 3. Cleveland Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles, and George Crouch,
Los Angeles, were in Group 2,
lightweights, with Pittsburgh Jack
Wilson and Chalky Wright, Los
Angeles, in Group 2, featherweight
and George Pace, Cleveland, Ma
tional Boxing association bantam
weight champion, ranked fifth in
Group l of that division.