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DOUBLE TROUBLE
BY PRISCILLA WAYNE

He IL handsome but don't
like him. In the first place don't
believe in him. He Isn't what he's
pretending to be"
Grandmother Rsdzer laughed
aloud at that statement Such an
imaginative girl you are. Joan. I
suppose you think ne's some kind
Of pirate"
Il think he's worse than thar. I
don't think he's honest. think
he's trying TO marry me because
he wants TO get his hands deeper
In the family money. I wouldn't
trust him as far as could see
him..
But June's independence was
short lived. Grandmother Radzell
drew herself up In indignation.
That's enough. Joan, you've gone
far enough. It's one thing TO have
foolish romantic girl ideas that
harm no one. its quite another
thing 10 defame a mans charac-
ter.
Hamilton Burton comes Of one
OF the finest Virginia families
I've known his people for many
years. As far as wanting our
money Is concerned, he could buy
and sell our entire estate a dozen
times over. It's true he's been
gracious enough To lend a hand in
some of my investments. I've
asked him to. And I've been very
happy with the results"
Probably happy with what he
told you were the results"
The old lady was really angry
now. June felt the heat of her
wrath. Don't you say one more
word. You're going to obey me.
When Hamilton comes tonight I'm
asking him TO set the date. gave
him my word that you would
marry him. I mean 10 keep that
word"
June Threatens
'Well-maybe--' June threat
ened in a last Pickering attempt
to stand up to the old woman.
Maybe III have something TO say
about IT,"
Maybe you will, but doubt
It," the old lady declared with
determination.
You're a foolish. romantic child
and I'm not going 10 let you stand
in the way of your own hsppi-
ness. just accept that statement |
Continued on Page 8. Column 81
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a. o. WHEN MOTORS
ne East PionssF Puy ailup
MINkLER MOTOR co.
100 Ana 81. Raymond
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TODAY'S
RECIPES
nor rAMaTE PIE

NOT TAMAhE III
- psaHa. Ereend Fsusd steak
4 antens
4 sss..m -. - 49, -
p tea.peou salf
ftneh ~ rayenne prpper.
- assafts eelIlnx water.
eap. - fTilsss cefam~st
lEuauea eeFnmsaf sheaid b
ussd = RAKE = stIff mushl
PCT meat n pan win aeout Two
Tablespoons ~ lard Add snions.
saii snd pepper Cock until meat
- tona ana onlens srs efossn. then
All tomato sauce STR cafnmeai
In hot water = make = thiek mash
and uns baking dlah slth muah
40 neat an other ingredients
Cover sith remainder ~ Germ
meal snd spok IN oven Until re
earnmsai = dry about - min
utss TIA wi serve seven pr
sons Mrs. I1iIv Csala.
ait -. u "a.
rseenas. WISH.
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SS.STonic keeps
me on the job
tits grand for the appetite
great to boost energy

TKN0w rundown condition I'M
i perils my pay envelope u. some
stronger guy may take my place
II depend On se-s to solve my PROB
lem - i . grand Tonic. Appetizsr
and stomachie. for Improving stomach
digestion for building rich blood
and maintaining weight
Ny reward u mare strength from ths
food eat better health and that
natural skin gov from within
In the absence o. organic trouble Or
focal infection, you. too. may promote
greater happiness BY overooming . run
down condition due 20 weak blood and
poor stomach digestion ~ taxing .
course Of SIS. Tonic.
You ore Il 20 yourself 20 enjoy SIS
benefits. You should note a decided Inn
proyement IN = short time you Niii en-
thusiastiealiy say toyour friends-''sSe.
psad< ne feel Ike nlyself 011fn.S
Available IN two sizes the larfe
slss . a. . s&Einx N tia prics. cs&-6-C
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MS eye lot beauty.
sef-eonscious that other, were
sure TO notice IL. That fact made
me more uncomfortable than ever
What can I do or say 10 get
these girls to stop laughing l
am sure they are laughing At me
most Of the time. A
Forget II. They aren't laughing
AZ you. Chronic gigglers WIN
Taught at any time. even IL they
have To hunt around in their minds
Tor something TO giggle at Don't
waste your time in imagining you
are the choice target for the gig
giers' merriment. Your time would
be much better spent If you pitied
them for their stupidity and let
1t 90 at that.
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dress IN long sleeves Nhsthsf
Yelf waitress say wear short
sleeves shsa Hhs waits On the
BREAKFAST table depends ~ Yau
However. this u usually permitted
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Comfort More Important than 'Prouer'
Clothes Declares Feminine Reader
thinks Women Should subsii.ut. Common s.,,.a
FOR "eood Taste" When They ouif. Then,,k.,
By CYNTHIA GREY

pear Miss Grey; When the wo-la j. 50 hurricanes with
real troubles VIII you try to tell me why sama nao, -
foolish enough to worry themselves about pope are
couldn't nep but laugh recently at the indignant ner
son VINO ~Io1e 20 you to condemn al repulsive females
advantage OF tne comfort provided by Stacks doesn't
70 the sour critic He merely feels that women Should S
rfdic thavo L.
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POTTERY WORKS

An sutiFs pottery wefss was
Fsnted for the picture 4 Love You
Again. which easstara William
Powell and MYrna 10y.
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I am firmly Of the belief that
vhst . woman wears and when
she wears II and where she wears
II " no ones business but her
own. That Is why was disgusted
and angry when I read OF Judge
some time ago who had a woman
put out of his court room because
she appeared there. a. a witness
IN Stacks.
No judge or anyone else. can
convince me that there Is anything
wrong in woman dressing lust
ss she pleases.
What is this world coming TO
n we spend too much time in
worrying about the proper"
clothes? Personally. I don't like
the word proper. think If we
substituted comfortable" for that
insincere word, proper we would
be much better off.
I must admit am all for being
myself. even though it may shock |
some other people. l don't care or
worry about what someone else
wears. I am sure there is no rea-
son why anyone should fret about
my coverings, no matter how BIZ /
Earre they may be.
This would be great world IL
people could only tend To their
own business. But 1t seems that
they can't.
TILLY.
So you think women should
never be criticized for some of
the things they wear.
Well. let me reverse the usual
order and ask a few questions of
you instead of answering them.
Can you truthfully say that you
would like" to see a lady come
10 church in Stacks or a pair of
shorts Would you approve of wo-
men attending the opera in pa
jamas? Would a man look well
In a ten-gallon hat with his eve
ming clothes? And how would a
woman Of good breeding look If
she sailed into her meat shop some
busy morning all dressed up in
formal evening clothes?
Now, I know these may seem
fsr-fetched. but they emphasize
the fitness Of things, 20 you must
admit that We must" pay some
attention to clothes and the occa-
sions that call for particular
dress.
Yes. there Is q reason why we
should bother as to the correct
ness and incorrecrness Of dress for
certain occasions. That reason is
based on good taste-and although
our critic was too unyielding when
he condemned women for wearing
slacks-still the fact remains that
there is a time and place for
Stacks and I believe that most per-
sons will agree with the judge who
sent the witness home to don
more dignified court costume.
Uncomfortable
Dear Miss Grey: I am young
girl and must admit, a very self
conscious one. ! am miserable half
the time because l allow my
to run away with me.
In our crowd are two girls who
are always laughing and they
make me feel awful because every ,
time they get fit of the giggles
] am sure they are laughing at
me. Many times my face has
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Uncomfortable
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/. No.
2. Third.
3. Eugenio Pacelli.
4. Viscountess Astor.
5. Ursa Major.
s. Seven.
Z. Dutch.
S. American League.
9. Vermont.
10. The Tempest by Shakes
peare.
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LAS ELECCIONES EN- FL ES
TADO DE MAINE

New York, Sep. 9.-Se estan
celebrando las elecciones en- 81
Estado de Maine.
Los grupos republicanos ci-
cen que ganaran csc Estado y
"que como Maine ira la naci6n; :
pero los dem6cratas recuerdan
que perdieron 2 Maine en- 1886
Y sin embargo arrollaron por
complete a Landon, en- la naci6n
Los coleginos electorales Sc &c
rraran a las siete de la noche.
Recomend6 aver Sc vote por
los candidates dem6cratas y poT
Ell presidente Roosevelt, asegu :
rando que este ha sido ell mas
grande presidente de la nacion,
en- tempo de paz, ell administra-
dor Federal Ge Segurldad, Z.
McNutt.
"Yo les pido a ustedes, diio
McNutt, que manden al Senado
" a la Cmara hombres que apo
yen la obra del Presidente."
"Noes Ell tempo de poner un
amateur" en- la presidential y
.por 10 tanto en- la jefatura de los
destinos nacionaleS."
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
ARANAS

Durante 10000, 900 de amos
las arahas han vivido en- la tie
IRA, segdn los estudiantes de la
naturaleza, y Ell hombre las ha
buscadO siempre para sus estu-
dios cientificos.
La collection de aranas del
Museo de Historic Natural fue
enriquecida recientemente con
5000 ejemplares recogidos en-
lei este. Entire elias hay mu-
chas nuevas especies que seran
anadidas a las 10000 va conoci-
das en- ell mundo.
Los entomologistas aseguran
cue solo hay una araha que es
peligrosamente venenosa, la la
mazda viuda negra.
Su picada esta cargada de We
memo y ocasionalmente una VIC
TINA muere; pero 81 la picada
es atendida con prontitud y en-
la forma adecuada, no sera ia
tai, aunque 81 dolorosa y por al
gun TEMPO. Las arahas temen
al hombre y usualmente es ell te-
NOR 10 que las lleva a picar.
Peque1as e i~ndustriosas cria-
turas son las arahas y combater
a los insectos, los cuales, 81 nc
fueran contenidos, cubririan Ia
terra. En- sus intrincadas 'telas
o "redes" son cogidas hormigas
mosquitoes, moscas, avispas, etc
Una araha de la America de SUI
mata las culebras. Las arahas a,
tacan su presa cuando vuelan
caminan y caen en- sus "telas.'
Miopes, con la exception de ca.
SOS raros-a pesar de que pc.
seen ocho ojos-llegan a sus vic.
timas por medic de la vibraci6r
de la "tela". Las paralizan cor
una picada; despues la envuei.
ven o atan con sus hilos fuerte'
y flexibles y la llevan a su mo
gar.
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del perrc, los ladrones Sc iieva
ron la gasolina Ell animal.
AgAMBIO

I'm niho de amos. he Alex
Osborne, de Salem, Va, lego es-
tie anuncio en- un peri6dico:
"Cambio o vendo un aeroplano.
Tonic la pluma y lie hizo al
dueho del avi6n esta oferta le
camRio su aparato por un gallo
colorado, dos pares de pichones
Y un aparato de radio, de Girls
tai. hecho por mi.
ST no lie gusta esa oferta, lie ha
go esta otra: tres gallinas colo
|. radas. un radio de cinco tubosi
cuatro 'quiquiriquis" y un jue-
go Erector. ST cualnuiera de las
ofertas le convene, avfseme y pa
sare a recoger ell aeroplano.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
WHEELER P1DE UNA TNVES
TIGACTON .

Washington, Sep. 9.-El sena
dor Wheeler, de Montanf' pidi6
hoy sc investigue 81 es cierto
que los alemanes y otros grupos
extranjeros dominan parties VIZ
tales de la industrial Aericana,
por medic de patentes y combi :
naciones.
Los lidsres democraticos OPT
nan que la ley de CONSUMPTION
quedara aprobada por compile
to en- esta semana, probablemen
tie el microbes. Ell senador Bur
e, autor de la ley, estima que
las diferencias de opinion seran
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
QUININA SINTETICA

FL ano 1888, la condesa de
Chinchon, esposa del goberna-
dor del Peru, fue salvada de las
fiebres que padecia por un ex-
tracto sacado de IN arbol. Sc lie
puso al arbol ell nombre de Gin
'chona, en- honor de la condesa.
Mas tarde Sc descubri6 que la
substantial era la quinina, toda-
VIA ell mejor tratamiento para
las intermediates que anualmen
tie matan a 1000, 900 de perso-
mas en- TODD ell mundo. Las fie-
bres atacan de 10000, 900 a 3d.
GOO, 900 de personals, todos los a.
nos, en- la India, y en- EstadOs
Unidos, 5000, 900.
Pero solo una pequeha proper
ci6n de la quinina del mundo sa-
lie de la America del Sur. Ell ar
Dol crece silvestre en- Peru, Be
livia y Ell Ecuador; pero la pro
ducci6n de la droga, en- gran IS.
Gala, sc ha confinado practica
mente a las midas Orientales HC
landesas, a donde oil arbol Sc lie.
v6 desde la America del Sur 81
1850.
Aunque los Estados Unido'
tienen quinina en- reserva para
un ano o dos, la amenaza de III
bloqueo hizo que sc pusieran
TRAFALGAR docenas de qulmicos 81
busca de un substitute sinteticC
que sea mas Elective que Ell des
cubierto por los alemapes y qu'
es un derivativo del "coal-tar.'
La semana pasada las docto
ras Dorothy D. Thompson y M
A. Marshall, de Wheaton Col
lege, revelaron Ell d~eSOubrimiea
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sE TERM1NO AVER Ell TOR
NEO DE B0LOS

FL torneo de bolos en- la Bole-
ra de los hermanos Cuesta, ST.
tuada en- la Gale de Palmetto, en-
West Tampa, Sc complete aver
con un almuerzo especial y sin
que pudiera ser superada la "bo
lada" de 129 palos, establecida
por cinco conocidos jugadores
westampehos.
Mientras Ia Sra. F. Sobrecue-
vas Y varias bellas muchachas co
cinaban las jaibas y los macarro
nes, hizo su presentation un gru
. de notables j~ugadores de
Ybor City, concertandose inme-
diatamente varios partidos con
los Eases" y "novatos" de West
Tampa.
Los Eases" de West Tampa
fueron derrotados por los de
Ybor City, en- los partidos de la
mahana, pero la marca de 129
sc mantuvo.
Figuraban en- ell grupo de
Ybor, Y no publicamos todos los
nombres porque "Fuxina" Sc Oh
vid6 de traerlos, como 10 habia
prometido. Pope Sanchez, ell me
CAMEO, que jug6 magistralmen-
tie; los populares Palanqueta y
Mayeya, dos "astros"; Alvaritc
Busto, un astro n~aciente; Remi-
gio, que diceera tan buen pit
cher como ahora sigue siendo ju
gador de bolos; Pablo Coma.
lez, Joaquin Echevarria y otros
Defendieron ell pabell6n ives.
tampeno, aunque aver tenian "a
fortuna de espaldas, los hernia.
nos Cuesta, Pelayo Balbin, r
Vazquez y otros buenos amigos
Y sportsman"
Ibamos a dar todos los nom
bres; pero de nuevo repetimo'
que "Fuxina" Sc divide, en- Ii
manana de hoy, de la direction
de la Septima avenida. Entire lo'
spectators Sc hallaban como
cidas personalidades de YbOr ,
West Tampa.
Exquisite ell almuerzo y pc
81 felicitamos a las senoras y Sc
horitas que 10 prepararon y tar
bien a los que tuvimos la salts
facci6n de saborearlo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

to de I'm producto Shecho
de "sulfanilamide droga ma
rgsiilosa, Y de g zoIe," IN
producto de Ia dg6iaci6n del
carbon de alquitran que Sc usa
en- la fabrication de tintes. Ell re
sultado ha sido una pequeha can
tidad de una nueva sustancia
Gus promote ser un arma formi-
dable contra las atlas fiebres de
la malaria.
Elias sin embargo estiman
que es premature ell anunciar,
mientrSeno hagan nuevos y ma
yores experimentos, ell descubri-
miento de la "quinina sintetica."
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
TERMINO LA HUELGA EN-
LA IONA DEL n

Balboa, iona del Canal, Sep.
centenares de obreros
que Sc habfan declarado en- hual-
ga en- las represas de Gat1n, re-
gresaron hoy a sus labores, obte
niendo mayor paga y mejores
condolences de trabajo. Unos po-
cos panamenos Y varios nativos
de las Antillas memories, retorna
ran manana a sus faenas,
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.~PERECIERON DOS CoMUNIS
TAS

Budapest Sep. 9-Des6rdenes
ocurridos en- Belgrade, la capt.
tai de Yugoeslavia, c~ostaron la
vida a dos comunistas, en- la no.
che de aver. Cuatro gendarmes
sufrieron heridas I'm mitin de
comunistas y unos cuantos estu-
diantes fu6 disuelto por medic
de la fuePza.
Motines ocurridos en- las afue
ras de Zagreb ocasionaron heri-
das a diez personals.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
.FALSA NOTICIA SOBRE Ell
ARRIBO DE PARACAIDIS-
TAS

LOndres, Sep. 9-Investiga ell
gobierno ell origen de la falsa
noticia de aver, en- cinco pobla-
clones de Eseocia, sobre la llega
da de soldados paracaidistas de
los nazis. Las campanas Sc echa
ron a vuelo, sin motive alguno,
como Sc ha grenade Sc haga tan
pronto lleguen los paracaidistas.
Alarmas parecidas e inneceSa
rias Sc dieron en- las afueras lie
Londres Y en- la costa de Gales.
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A UN NE
GRO DE 18 AMOS

La Grange, Ca, Sep. 9.-Aus
tin Galloway un negro, acusado
de intentar violar a una mujer
de la raza blanca, fue "lyncha-
do" anoche por seis hombres en-
mascarados que lie sacaron de la
.carcel, Los criminales que lie ase
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
lDEA FELIz

Uno de los carteros de Lin
coin, Nebraska, llevaba varios
dias sin poder dejar la CORES
pondencia en- un buz6n. I'm pc
FRO lie ladraba y lie atacaba, Tu-
vo una idea feliz Y ahora no es
molestado: lie lleva todos los
dias pedazos de carne al "exfu-
rioso" can.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Dej6 de existir aver ell Sr. Jo-
Sc Blanco, de q amos de edad,
vecinO del 9O7 de la avenida 26.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, Alicia
Blanco; un hijo( Ronaldo; sus
padres, esposos Restituto Blan :
co, y otros familiares. Hoy Sc We
rificara Ell sepelio.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
Ell PERRO TAMBIEN

lie robaban la gasolina a ely
de H. Luse y decide comprar un
perro y ponerlo de vigilancia.-
Ahora ST que Sc iran a otFa par
te- decia.
AL dia siguiente de la compra
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Alguien quedo encargado de
avisar ell ~gaitero; pero Ia gaita
no Sc vic por parte algunayyyyy
por 10 tanto no pudo oirse.
Oimos hablar de torneOs y
competiciones entire los jugado-
res de Ybor y West Tampa, y
de nuevo brindamos nuestra coo
peraci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
PARA La MUJER DEL. HOGAR

van a las LflncneraS que para
los que Sc quedan en- sus casas.
Los cafcos, hechos de laminas
de acerosd de un octave de pulga-
da de espesor, pesan dos libras
y ofrecen protection a los solda-
dos, marineros Y paisanos. Son
de poca r~esistencia en- cuanto a
las balas, pero resisten los frag-
mentos pequenos de las bombas
" proyectiles. Ell casco de acero
adoptado por los f~ranceses en-
1915 redujo las heridas de la
cabeza en- un 1870 y durante la
guerra mundial resultaron fata-
les ell 48% de las heridas en- la
cabeza.
Los caScos con punta en- ell cen
tro usados por las tropas ale
manas al comienzo de la guerra
mundial, no habian sido hechos
para proteger a los soldados. E.
ran en- su mayor parte de Iona V
cuero y significaban ell adorno
de cabeza, TRADITIONAL, del Soda
do aleman. Rapidamente, sin
embargo, los alemanes observa-
ron las ventajas de los cascos a.
doptados por los franceses, y
meses despues empezaron a u
sarlos, en- forma redonda de
"caldero''. La forma tenia la fl
nalidad de lograr que ell frag-
mento Sc aplastase.
PGIabraS de Pr o .-.MGrgdu
Cuando Pi y Margall defen-
dfa los derechos del pueblo me-
jicano, los monarquicos cinica-
mente, lie acusaban de haberse
vendido al orc extranjero: Ell
escribi6 las palabras que ST.
guen "Se nos ha calumniado
como vendidos al Gro mexica-
no. No queremos detenernos a
refutar la calumnia; este seria
dar a los indignos detractores
una satisfaction que no mere
cen. La ~iusticia es una misma
para los pueblos y los individups
y a su lado NADIA vale ell honor
de todas las naciones de la tie
ira. FL honor pacional, ell patriC
, tismo ha servido desgraeiads
mente para encubrir grande:
iniquidades, La salvaje Erase
~ESPANOLES ANTE TODD s.
escapa a la pluma de nuestro!
colegas. Sc nos entrega al publ
co desprecio porque no la acep
tamos; mas no importa. SomoI
y seguiremos siendo antes quI
|. espanoles, hOmbres, pese
: quien pese.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Uno que Sc Marcia sacrifice una
a S que vale sis, 900, en- Nebraska,
por$4,000. Mil pesos al contado Y Ell
resto a plazos. Cuatro habitaciones
de dormir, sala de sol, cOcina, cOch9-
ra, DEGRADE, techo de p~izarra.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Cinco ~ en- Ybor, de esquina, /
de 2 pisos. Cuatro de un piso. Todas
en- buenas condolences, con aceras.
Alqufer de SS5 por mes. Precio de
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Casa de dos pisOs en- T~aliaferro 8
cuartos, sala, c%ocina, baho, arboles
frutales. 75x126 $1,000. $3.50 al con-
tado y is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Casa pequeha, dos cuartos de dor
mir, Tampa cerca de Columbus De
$500. $3.50 al contado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Una casa con 4 apartamentos. Al
quiler de $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al contado y Ell res
to comodamente.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
Xenta de Propiedade:

Dos locales para establecimientos
J una casa de vivienda con 8 cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $2,750. Una ter
ezra al contado y eli resto a plazos
fAciles.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Cerca del parque Robles, dos casas,
De ~estuco, de dos apartamentos cada
una. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio e2.250.
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
sharon, lie hicieron disparo'
la cabeza, pecho razos.

Tenia la victima Is amos de
edad. FL carcelero Wills dice
que los hombres lie amenazaron
de muerte Y que no pudo resistir
La gaceta., 1940-09-09
SOMBREROS DE METAL

Los sombreros o cascos de me-
tai han pasado a ser parte del
vestido en- tempo de guerra, 10
mismo para los hombres que
La gaceta., 1940-09-09

Tenemos para la venta Fincas, Boz
degas, Gasolineras y 10 que listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-10
found to have received a fractured

found to have received a fractured
leg.
Elton Ames, colored, AZ, 1885
Kennedy street NV, received a
compound leg fracture and a frac-
tured shoulder after he was hit by
an automobile at Thirteenth and
Longfellow streets NV. He was
taken to Emergency Hospital.
Juanita Peters, 10, of 1889 New
Jersey avenue Sc, received pos
sible leg fracture when struck by
an automobile near New Jersey
avenue and L street Sc.
Three persons were taken to Cas-
ualty Hospital from three-car col
lision on the Baltimore boulevard,
near Branchville. Md. From one
car were Harry Kincaid, IS, of 1900
Kennedy street NV. and his wife,
Janet, SO. Mr.. Kincaid received
fractured wrist and Mrs. Kincaid
a fractured nose.
William Floyd, Al, of 80 P street
S.W. was brought in from one of
the other cars suffering from con-
cussion and Commissions.
Elmer Canter, IS, of Upper Marl-
boro, Md, was injured when he
walked into the side of an auto
mobile at Eighth and H streets NE.
late last night. He was taken to
Casualty Hospital.