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Evening star., 1940-09-20
Falls Church D. A. r.
To Meet at Home of
Mrs. E. L. MacNair

National defense will be the sub
ject featured at the opening meet
ing of the Falls Church Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, at the home of Mrs. E. L.
MacNair on Maple avenue Septem-
ber 26.
Plans for the year recently were
outlined at a meeting at the home
of the program chairman, Mrs.
S. H. Styles.
The regent, Mrs. Harry E. Dem
Arrest, will have the following OH
GERS serving with her this season:
Mrs. John F. Bethune, first vice
regent; Mrs. NacNair, second vice
regent; Mrs. James r. Branson, re-
cording secretary: Miss Gertrude
Orr, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
G. N. Lester, treasurer; Mrs. C. N.
McGroarty, chaplain; Miss A. M.
Lester. registrar; Mrs. Reginald
Munson, historian, and Mrs. Styles,
librarian.
Standing committees include the
following: Program, Mrs. Munson,
chairman; Mrs. Styles and Mrs.
Branson. Membership, Mrs. Beth
une, chairman; Mrs. H. A. Fellows
of Arlington and Mrs. MacNair.
Social Mrs. Fellows, chairman; Mrs.
Edward A. Capen of Fairfax Sta
ton, Mrs. Pearce Horne, Mrs. A. L.
Hough, both of Washington; Miss
Lester and Miss Orr. Flag, Mrs.
N. I. Hall, Fairfax Station, chair
man; Mrs. William S. Brown and
Mrs. w. Leigh Ribble. Junior Amer
ican citizen, Mrs. L. A. ReynoldSon,
Chevy Chase. D. c., chairman, Mrs.
Warren Funk and Miss Mary Dav-
export, both of Washington. Music,
Mrs. James Brown, chairman: Mrs
NJ. H. Haertel and Mrs. Edward T
Fenwick, Arlington. Student loan
fund, Miss Lester Press relations,
Mrs. Branson.
Chairmen of other committees are
Miss Gertrude Orr, Americanism
and national defense: Mrs. w.
Leigh Ribble, approved schools:
Mrs. E. L. MacNair, better films:
Mrs. C. N McGroarty, D. A. R.
magazine; Mrs. Edward A. Capen,
D. A. r. museum; Mrs. George B.
Fadeley, Arlington. D. A. r. pill
grimage; Mrs. Pearce Horne, preser-
vation of records; Mrs. James
Brown, girl home makers: Mrs
Styles, Memorial Continental Hall
Library, and Mrs. G. N. Lester,
finance.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

presented Wednesdays at II am.
and Fridays at $3.50 pm. and are
open to the public. The museum
itself is open daily from $50 am.
to 4:30 pm, and after october /,
on Saturday from $50 am. to pm.
Entitled The American Scene as
Represented by English Potters," the
display includes plates, teapots and
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Mrs. G. A. Wick
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. George A. Wick Of Green
wich Forest, Md, entertained at
luncheon yesterday.
Her guests included her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Wood, Mrs. Marshall
Davis, Mrs. William F. Guide,
Miss Gertrude Houchens. Miss
Gloria Wood, Mrs. Frank C..
Summers and Mrs. Karl Ochs.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

pitchers with pictures Of municipal
and Federal buildings Of the 18th
and early 10Th century. A number
of Hudson River scenes also are
shown. Some of the dishes show
historic events such as the landing
Of the Pilgrims.
Several of the objects have been
presented by D. A. r. members dur
Evening star., 1940-09-20
American Scenery
China on Display

American scenery china, collected
by the Museum Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, was put on
exhibition today in Memorial CONT
mental Hall, to remain on display
until December 13.
Gallery talks on the china will be
Evening star., 1940-09-20

ing the past year as part Of the
golden jubilee celebration scheduled
for October 10-11.
Miss Helen S. johnson Is museum
secretary.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Reconstruction in France

VICHY, France, Sept. 20 Cp.-The
French government allocated u.s.
600 ,000, 900 francs (about $500 900 ,00o)
yesterday for reconstruction.
Evening star., 1940-05-01
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: won
deriul French method used DR. Dell
Ledendecker. 3O25 O st NV Mich I12(
Evening star., 1940-05-01
Women;s Pin Entry Sets Mark
Shriners, Girls Boom
Roller Derby 10 Be
Held al Riverside

Having agreed to sponsor the
newest sports craze, the Roller
Derby for a 26-night stand here
starting May 2l. 2,431 shriners to-
day inaugurated a city-wide ad-
vance sale for the show, which will
be held at Riverside Stadium.
They were to be aided materially
by 10 attractive girls, who will COM
pete for an all-expense trip to Ber-
muda, with the one selling the most
tickets winning the trip for herself
and companion.
Roller Derby was introduced in
Chicago five years ago and since
has swept into Canada and Mexico.
It is a sport said to combine fea-
lures Of six-day bicycle racing, ice
hockey. football and basket ball. be.
tween two teams of five girls and
five boys each. The teams compete
nightly for a grand prize of $3.50
on a winner -take-all basis.
Evening star., 1940-05-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES ABOUT
Pontiac WI Wo Safr pas;sfnseE sstnr for $50; new
Evening star., 1940-05-01

BEDRoOM-Now is the time to take that
little ride out to see MT Green-you know
the address-360O Georsia ave. and you
know we're OPEN UNTIL PM EVERY
EVENING We're running CASH-RAIS-
ING SALE Here is what We have: 20
bedrooms Is living rooms, 10 dinettes,
25 lounge. club and wing chairs. mirrors.
pictures, beds. chests. dressers. bufiets,
chinas and tables. Prices slashed-values
that are the talk of the town" Don't
6elay-hop right in your car and come
on out. GREEN FURNITURE. 3Hn0 Geor-
Ria ave Genrgia o222 OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-05-01

BEDROOM-A solid maple suite with cir
cular mirrors. ene French plate mirrors
,the lower portion is encased in a protec-
tive frame). This is fine quality. long life
furniture. We are going to sell 1t at
sacrifice because We need the cash Living
room in velour with lovely frame-sagless
and webb bottom. ! Haywood solid maple
dinette with long drop leaves. This is the
Shop us IMMEDIATELY Remember. were
OPEN EVENINGS Green Furniture. 1900
Georeia ave. Georgia 1923 OPEN EVE
NINGS
Evening star., 1940-05-01
HELP MEN.
(Continued.(

NAN, Man, youns white. sober. intelligent
man VIII have permanent position with
exffts,,ent ft chance for advancemsnt.. Appli-
Starting salary, $500. Box 12-C, Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-01

BEDROOM-Here Is a walnut suite were
selling for the owner: she just can't take
it as her husband has been transferred.
is also beautiful frieze living room and
7-pc. dinette Come to see us as soon
it. A stupendous value. It must he sold
quick Green Furniture. 26OO Georgia ave.
Genrgia o2o3 OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-05-01
PERSONAL.

HEMoRRHoIDe ERAD1CATED By M
own method. Results effective for Q nfe.
time or money back Write for booklet. No
st. issts. columsls 81 dsEd "a M ADAMS sUssssH"n'cH $50
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KTNDR0AR.
ten. 1922 Massachusetts, ave. nv: school
week $40 to $50
BEST OF CARE GIVEN INVALIDs IN
Mrs. MRS. Molley's Nursing Home at 90 Grant
THE KINDLY NURSING HOME HAS SEMI.
room on hrst floor for gentlemen. next 70
bath. BRIGHT 2nd-floor semi-private. next
to bath. Also q 2nd-noor private front
loom, on May 3. All specialties given
patients invalids. diabetic: all tray service
doctors ref CO. 3193
PERMANENTS, SIPS;
Wave, 15c' Manicure, 15c ME. IRIS.
Mabelle Honour School. 134O N. Y. Ave.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOD WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms
T3Dt Wssio5x SSots sft Dsnsal Tech Rooms 9o1;g
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED,
CLEANED. POLISHED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Westory Blds. i4th and NV. AGSn SA o99$ 99
MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS
THROUGH FAY THOMPSON.
ME. 3116 After 8. or Box 260-A. Star. -
Evening star., 1940-05-01

BEDROOM-We have taken in some fur
niture IN TRADE. so we have a great many
REAL BARGAINS. See them before they
are snapped UP. Furniture Of every kind
and description. This used furniture is in
good condition, ready to use. OPEN EVE
N1NGS. Green Furniture, 5000 Georgia
ave Georgia 32o3
Evening star., 1940-05-01

BEDROOM-If you want to buy wonder
full bedroom at a price that will literally
make Won gasp" see Mr.. Green. We have
walnut This is good furniture-marked
down drastically because we want to raise
cash You will agree that 1t paid you to
take the ride" We are open evenings.
GREEN FURNITURE. 1900 Georgia ave.
Georgia OOo9 Omen eyenirrs
Evening star., 1940-05-01

SANDWICH SHOP. fully equipped. easy to
operate established business: low rental:
closes p.m and all day Sundays: price
$1,000 Box 142-C Star
Evening star., 1940-05-01

BEDROOM-You know what bargains you
get in a storage warehouse, so before you
BUY. see our beautiful selection You will
see some of the finest suites in all veneers.
Unheard-of values. These suites and odd
pieces move fast. SO place us on your
MUST VISIT list today. Furniture for
the entire house with many "odd" nll-in
and occasional pieces SACRIFICE PRICES.
OPEN NIGHTS. Come to our warehouse
today. OPEN NIGHTS Acme Storage Co
Evening star., 1940-05-01

BEDROOM. beautiful walnut serpentine
front This wonderfl,, quality suite will
be sold at a SACRIFICE Living room.
moderne. nice fiat arm all over modern;
this is lovely living room: SACRIFICE.
3 occasional tables. So each: ! console
radio, SO Warehouse bargains that are
sensational OPEN NIGHTS OPEN NIGHTS.
Acme STORAGE Co. fshowroom). 1928 14th
st. W Georgia 1850
Evening star., 1940-05-01

INTERNATIONAL rEAGuE.
Rochester. 4 Newark.
toronto. Z: Baltimore. &
Montreal 12: Syracuse. 3
Evening star., 1940-05-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
Continued.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SEEKING EMPLOYMENT in nearby Chev,
Ghase as housekeeper: good reference
Phone KenSington 1913
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

.otrc-; iva pues figurarte: ilu-
minao a la veneciana!
e Chepa rio de buena CANA.
II Has estao buenol lY ESQ?
mo Sc que te olga. ninchil
Hay dias EN- que uno Sc levanta
con un optimismo que lie desbor-
daba, iestas?, y seria capaz de
darle beso a su suegra; asi como
hay otros cue te levantas con
una tendeneia irresistible hscia
el asesinato, Sno?.~
Il; va lo creo!
y hoy me siento 70 optimis-
IA, va We. Sera este tempo tan
dulee, o este sol, 0 la algeria que
tuvimos aver. da yer que seguia
bajando e. RIO. o sera que van
g nombrarnos embaiadores aquf
en- Brasil. En- fin, 10 que fuera
sonara, que declines en- las Wis
tihas! iTra'ca un cigarro, Isidri
tol
ST, hombre, tOms
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
DEPORTES
CONN DERROTO FACIL
MENTE A SAVOLD

New York, Noy. 30.-E IL
gre rubioT de Des Moines, tro-
cado en- III corderito, fue vapu-
leado anoche en- II asaltos, pr
Billy Conn, e. campe6n mundisl
de las IT'S libras. Mas de 1900
personals presenciaron el COM
bate y concedieron 2 Conn ven
taja en- nc menos de 10 dc los
rounds.
Savold NADIA pudo hacer con
su formidable derecha; per1
hizo sangrar a Billy de una he
rida debajo del ojo derecho. Bl-
Nv sangr6 tambien, en- los dlti-
mos asaltos, por un fuerte golps
recibido en- la nariz.
Subi6 Ell campe6D al cuadrila'
tero con 174Iz libras y 81 ad'
versario con 1864.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

On, ST, senior, va 10 creole
contest6 ell otro, poniendo ell mo-
tor en- Marcia.
iMadridl...
Mientras desfilaban los arbo-
les del Prado vertiginOsamente
ante las ventanillas del carrua-
de, Pedro de N1nez, con el alma
en- la boca, Sc decia;
Il Aqui estan ellas!... Aqui
.esta Ia martirl...
EC6mo voy a encontrarlas?..
Cruz6 las manos y cerr6 los o
jos.
Sentia Ell frio del aseSino que
vuelve, empujado por la concie7
eia, al lugar de su crimen, con
Ia imagen de 10 victima ante los
ojos.
TEL habia matado en- vida a
Maria de Ia Cruz y a Celital
isl; las habia matado en- vi
dal
Porque mstar no e SOlsmep-
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

tie guitar IA vida en- su aspecto
fisico: matar es tambien ahogar
el alma, angular el espirita,
destruir 0 p~isOtear nuestros me
Iiores sentimientos. los que nos
sostenian. los que eran la base
de nuestro quito y de nuestro
ideal.
~ ESQ era 10 que & habia he
cho con Maria de Ia Cruz!
iY adn peor habia hecho con
Celita. va que. arrancandOla al
medic ambiente en- que viva, sa
candida de aquel palacio donde
habia nacido, entire lujOs y faus-
tos ' ternuras y carihOs suaves,
Ia arroj6 al frio del mundo y de
Ia vida, entire gentuza. ~asesinos
Is ladrOnes' recOmendandoles
con una erueldad que ahora le
horripIlaba. que viviera, para
que 81 dIa de mahana, al CONVEX
Itirse en- una muier, tuviera IN
alma miserable. y los instintos
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

de vicio y de miseria que Sc con-
traen en- el arroyo.
iAh, por Dios!..,
Pedro Sc tuvo que contener
para no exhalar un immense so
Loco.
FL coehe subia el paseo en-
.cuesta que eonducia, describien-
do una graciosa curva, a traves
del hermoSo parque, hasta Ell pa
.iacio de Rio Verde.
La marqussa estaba en- Ia te-
.rraza. y avanz6 hacia las esca
.ieras, con Ia curiosidad de yer
Quien deScendia de este coche
que llegabs al palacio a esta no
"a tan avanzsda de Ia mahana
p,endida.
Fl auto sc detuvo. con un Chi
rrido agudo de sus frenos, des-
pidiendo chinilias de la arena a
uno y otro lado.
Dcha Nieves frunci6 ell ceho.
Ia porteEuela del cOehe sc ha-
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

mismo que le trajo de Espaha
a raiz de la tragedia de su vida,
y donde tanto y tanto habian
sufrido 81 y el desdichado Isido-
70.
Aquella misma noche para Eu
.ropa.
Al llegar a Madrid Pedro lie
INdnez, sinti6 una especie de re-
surrecci6n en- su espiritu por
'tanto tempo atormentado.
Traia IN plan largo y madu-
ramente meditado en- los dias
que pas6 a bordo del trasatlan-
tico frances, de aquel buque que
lie parecia no avanzaba con Ia
veloeidad con que SD impacien-
cha hubiera querido empuiarle..
Tom6 un taxi, y orden6 al che
fer:
zLeveme en- seguida a IA
Castellana, al palacio de Rio
Verde lSabe eua es?
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

e~xistencia, de la noche en- que,
desde entonces, debian debatir-
sc Ia infeliE madre y la hija tier
ma y adorada!
-iPerd6name, Dios mic, per
domaine l-musitaron ahOra los
labios de Pedro.
.Lnego. como Sc eontemplan
las imagenes en- las pesadillas,
fue viendo pasar mas campos,
mas ciudades, mientras iba le-
yendo, a trechos y a saltos, cier
tos parrafos de la carta...
AL fin, dos dias despues, sus
ojOs vieron acercarse en- Ell niue
he de Tandjong Prick, al tras-
pHkutieo frances Marseille. el
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

Fl tercer desaffo de Ia serie
entire las EstreIlas'' profesio-
males Y las Estrell2s' amateur
de "a Liga Intersocial Sc verifi-
cara mansns domingo, empe-
zando q AS 2:S0 &c "a tarde, en-
e uarque Cuscaden.
Los amateurs, integrantes de
4 ngvena Caballeros Leales de
America, ganaron Ell primer
Lesafio, con Roberto Pulido de
pitcher y yspuleando las eurvas
&c Gatty.
FL segundc, efectuado el do
m.ngo pasado, produjo Ia victo-
ria de los profesionales, que IT;
lizaron q Chain" Cuellar, 81
mejor lsnzador.
Mahana. en- el tereero, los Lea
les se proponen usar de nuevo .
Pulido Y Alfonso Lopez, el d.
rector de los que ganan sueldos.
escogera entire Gatty y MEGA
hsgin.
Alfonso, segin Luis Sanchez
.dasea yer en- acci6n a McGaha.
gin.
Willie Paz, suspendido "a Sc.
mana pasada, volver8 al juego
e. Y Polk Sc repartiran las pc
sadas labores de Ia reception"
Actuaran, como Ia semana pa
sada, los arbitros Cesar Fernal
DEE, en- IA gonna. y A MART
nez, en- las bases.
La serie, como "a hemos di
cho, es de cinco desafios. Often
dra los laureles el que gam
tres.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

Young Allen, qu; jactancio-
samente pr1metia vapulear y
derribar al hotslero Tommy Co
mez. anoehe fue der.ba5o a ia
Iona, en- el segundo asalto, y e.
arbitro le hiz, Ia cuenta d diez'
segdn habisn aDgursdo JOS peri-
tos locales.
La revanehz result6 muy desa
gradsble para Allen. En- IA pri-
mera pelea Gomez Ie derrot6 IA
cilmsnte; pero 81 81 manager y
los apostadores gritaron y jurs-
ron que habian sido "robados"
Anoche, en- el segundo en-
cuentro, IA derr-ta f1k decisi-
va : tai como sc habia pronosti-
.cadO por Tommy y sus ayudan-
ties.
FL tampsno inici6 e ataque
cen los dos punos y sobre la hu-
manidsd Gel individuo de Macon
cay6 una nuvia de golpes. Erar
martillazos Y Electives Y ante'
de cue ell asalto sc terminara va
Mr.. Allen habia caido y e habiar
hecho una euentecita de nueyt
segundoS.
La operaci6n Sc repiti6 en- c
segundo y el retador de las pala'
bras altisonantes cay6 sobre 81
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
Tommy Gomez acos1 en- seg4ndo
asaho assYoung ALLEN
cancela venci6 a Dummy Robinson

nariz y en esta posici6n e. arbi-
tro realiz6 su trabajo. Heaha Ia
cuenta de diez, Allen fue reco-
g.do y llevado a So esquina.
Les bien enterados asegUran
que so una bora antes de que
rooobrara por complete Ell equili
brio.
Fue Ia cuarta victoria de,
soldaGo de la Guardia Nacional,
en- ctros tantos combates con
hombres del peso complete.
FL p1blico lie tribute una es-
truendosa ovaci6n. Existe ahora
e. prop6sito de concertar un
match entire 81 Y Marty Clark, el
I joven de McDill Field.
Dummy Robinson, en- una "pe
leila" inferior y aburrida, con-
ruist6 su sagunda derrota de la
] semana.
Los jueces lie otorgaron los
pcccs laureles a Rudy Cancela,
e. fuerte joven tampeno. Pete
Filippi derrot6 a Gaspar Gug-
gino. Joe Miller le hizo yer las
"estrellss" v los "astros', con
sus punetszos, al soldado Shan
non, de McDill. Perdi6 ell aire 81
militar y la mulillas fueron Ia
msdas.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
Don't Spread Year Cold Cough
Get kenthO- MuISi0r

ing highest grade beechwcad creo
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia dg syr1p gives helthor
Mulsior g taste TIE whole family
VIII ike. It clilps to tie mem
branes SO its soothing. healing in
gradients act faster. better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance q. church IS neces.
sSEy for human welfare, but don't
endanger TIE congregation with 9
cold cough whe2 Mentho- Mulsion 10
so Inexpensive and easy to estain
Msntho-M uis;on is endorsed b
your neigh5ors ard sus ranteed BY
: ia~Suw d-7~ - @~erv~Nr =.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
CON LOS GUANTES

La Olianza Nacionsl de Escri-
torres deportivos Sc reuHira el
venidero martes en- New York.
Sera otorgada Ia plaza Edward
J. Neil, en- reeuerdo del perio-
dista que perdi6 Ia vida en- Ia
guerra de Espsha.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

A cold cough seriously endarCeFs
on, your family, and your business
associates. Wress frcm colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
han ell other diseases combined.
II you have a cough due TO a cold,
get Nentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
ICED medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails To sop Your couglI3
Immediately snd &C. you entirely
ever your cold ecCgh qUi"ser th9~
my med:cire you ever triep, ass
or yoar mercy IL K.
Naturalization IS mole than On
5rdinary medicine. It contains via
.nias A and D to build youI cslo
resistance, and seven soothing
- Gle 49, 'nctlC
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
BEN C PELEARA
CON EDDY

Sarasota, Nov. 30.-Un peso
ligero de California, Ben San
chez, combatira aqui Ell lunes, en-
Ia pelea principal, con Den Ed
dy, de Niagara Falls, New York
Tendra Ell match IN Unite de 10
asaltos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

Ernie Vigh. un gladiator de
|psso mediano que Sigue progre-
sando, derrot6 en- el Coliseo del
Bronx, a Jay Mscedon, de South
Orange, New jersey. Mscedon
recibi6 una efectiva golpiza. Pc
70 logr6 mantenerse de pie has
IA el final. Vigh Nevada en- e.
peso una ventaja de Az libras.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

Lee Mazzilli. de Brownsville,
venci6 por "noczut tecnico" a
Al D.ce, de Esw York. FL ar
bitro Sc interpuso cuando Dol
ce sangraba cpriosamente de u
ma herida sobre Ell ojo izquier-
de.
jose Echevarria, de Puerto
Rico, hizo tablas con Howie Cal
vert, del Bronx.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
Ell desafio de mahana entre las sEsheIas pro-
fesonales y las 'Estrelas' deh Liga lnte4social
Roberto Pulido lanzarz por la nOvena
de los Leales

Alfredo Maritime > Granell
act6ah como dalegados dc los
'profesionalesH ante Ia L.ga IN
-ersocial, que patrccina y dirige
.os juegos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from som sign
o. fractional trouble. Maybe you've Noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
vous depressed lately-your work too much
fol yoa-
Then why not take LYDIA +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound tc help quiet weary,
(eramps, baekache. headaehe) ard weak
dizzy fainting spells due to functional ir-
regularities.
For ove 90 years Pinkham's COMPOUND
has helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women to 20
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful 'woman's friend" a chance
to help your Try i'll
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

lie jenkins ha ingresado en-
ell ejercito como instructor de
cultura fisica.
Creese que sera nombrado Sc
gundo teniente.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
coMPRO cANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunue por Vega en- ell 22Oz
de 10 Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves PainQuick

Thousands who suffered from the torurinz
pains of rheumztGrn. ocatica, lumhago, neu-
ralgla and neunts-are cfealnly happy over
their dscovey Of EURlTQ. NOV they hzvs
found a quick-acting forr5ua WHICH speedy
releves thog ez1zu1tinz muscular ache4 ard
-contains no oDEtes. II YOU want TO fed again
TIE Oy Of Teid Hom pzIl-So you en- WUk n
peace and aeep " Comfortable wise and Try
kURITO under this ironclad g~uararAee. II The
very hnt three doses do not releye that cruz
pain 20 yOer E1tiaaction-youT money vii Be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
lex NURIIO on TINS GUARANTEES. H.Nc1
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LSmsa jaIes Recipe Cheeks
Rheumsde Pain Quickly

Il 20 suEa hu- hrazHtx. Izhn-
- e nrE1s pa, NJ la f-ps
R uaing. ca pad3Es q Rs-EH
Cwp0usd ts1sy. Ma 4 wnh . sunt
uEg. ~ IL iun q 4 k7oaa.
ks esq. Ne uesGs a. al aE3
psasasL Yea ns~e ouly taas
Sskn ~ Aoun suzslza 0su-
aiHk1 syisz1S fusio are
s%...s ~ Sd7 =
bGts. RB-Ex I'll oH "a
M aruexim una@ an assssss
mn1ey@hnd gaarnnfee. Ru-EH
Coapu1aS : ~ tas ass nooz-
$500 b Go& Druue1n ExETukzs
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

bia alberto, y el ingeniero des-
cendia...
I'm CRITIC ahogado Sc escap5
de Ia boca de Ia marquesa, que
baj6 prscipitadamente las esca-
leras:
PEDRO. Pedro!... Hijo MIC,
Ieres tG?...
CAPITULO XIV
Monsieur Ren0rd
Esta manana me siento ilumi-
naol-dijo Cogorza desperezan-
dose a los primeros rayos de IN
sol dc orc que despertsban IA
f.oresta.
Fl Chepa. que Sc habia inccr-
porado tamb!en, Y liaba un CT
garlic, sonri6 e~inicamente, res
pondiendO:
-PerO iluminaO..., ic6mo?
-Toma!-sigui6 diciendo el
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
Kidneys Must
anOulAdds

EIce11 acNf, p0N1nN Nuu Wh1IFE M T0lF
blood are Removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Pacgagra, Back
ache, BWoiien Ankles, G~eryo1Eness. Rheu-
matte Pains. Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
fnd feeling worn OFT of.en are caused y
non-cTganic and non.fysteulic Klcney ard
Bladder troubles. Usually n auch caget, tho
VERY FIRST oo1e of Gyhtez gee Ifhf 20 WORK
beiping the Eldneys flush out ezaess acts8
ard wastes. Ard this cleansing. purifying
Kianey action, n Just a day or 70. may cas-
ny maze you feel younger. stronger ard
better than IN yeffG. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF CyBtex IN
6ures ga immediate refund Of the fun cost
unless you are completely satished; You nave
everything to gain and nothing 70 lose under
his positive money back guarantee 90 get
Cystex from your druggist today fer only s5e.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

Les valores de Fritzie Zivic,
ell nuevo camps6n del peso wei
ter, continda subiendo. En- ests
.semana puso a dormir, en- Buff
falo, New York, al canadense
Ronnie Bsaudin. Pesaba el cam
pe6n 149 libras y 81 adversario
14O1s, ocho y media menos. Era
una pelea desigual y Ell canaden-
,se fue vencido en- el tercer asal-
to.
Desde Ell primer asalto Zivic
ilev6 la Ofensiva, pegando con
las dos manos q Ia cabeza y e
cuerpo.
Todos los peri6dicos procla-
maron al dfa siguiente Ia inne-
gable superioridad del campe6n
Hegara a efsctuarse, en- di-
ciembre, Ia pelea entire Zivic J
Lew Jenkins.
Mike Jacobs quiere -ofrecer
dos campeones y que al mismc
tempo no Sc disduta ninguns
corona.
Los valores de Jenkins aumen
taron de precio en- Ell mercadc
cuando venci6 a Pete Lello, qne
en- su anterior encuentro le ha-
bia puesto a dormir.
Zivie le arrebat6 Ia corona a
negrito Henry Armstrong.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30

Billy Conn Sc practice para 81
peka con Savold en- cOmpania
de Willie Pavlovitch, James j.
tombstone Y Mickey MeAvoy,
Savcld us6 como ayudantes de
entrenamiento a Jim Howell y
Maxey Long.