davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

visaba de que quiza siendo sin
cera podria saivar IA vida de
sus seres ~queridos..,
Isidro habia cerrado los pu-
nos, y domino Ell nuevo impul-
so de caer sobre la infame, so
.bre la vii, que llegaba en- sa igRe
minia hasta . proclamar Ia in
mensidad de su amor culpable,
escudandose tras 81 como 81 fue-
ra un timbre de gloria.
Pero necesitaba DIR de los la
bios mismo de la impura toda Ia
verdad inicua, TODD la historic
que lie habia manchado de cieno,
que le habia salpicado para sism
pre- Ell alma y 10 mejor de su CO.
raz6n de un lodo pestilepte... y
oontuvo sus ansias de matar = IA
culpable, que continue de eSta
manerat
-lMatame 81 quicres. Isido-
rol Yo te dire la verdad, toda 10
verdad..
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

No 10 dudes. Cuandb va
tuve Ia certeza de que mi falta
iba . ser ipocultable, itd no sa-
.bes 10 que 70 sufri. Isidorol No
podria decirtelol... Surf tapto
que pensaba haber cOmprado
con mi doloE De aquellOs dias, un
POGO de dicha para nj pQbre CO.
|raz6n martirizado... Ysufria pOr
itOdos, pOr mis- padres adOptivps,
los santos msrqneseS de Rio Yer
de. cuya dicha iba 20 a destrusg
sin derecho. pOr mi primo Pc
|dro y su mujer, Ia santa Maria
de la Cruz .por Celia y pOr Ell
honor de nuestra casa. y isl, de
jane q. te 10 Olga de una vez:
.tambien, aunque no 10 creas,
tambien. aanqaae no 10 creas,
pOrque 70 saba que ID me que-
rias, yo tie saba bueno y noble
Y me estremecia al pensar que
os iba a romper quiz& Ia vida a
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

.todos! Por ESQ, NADIA mas que
pOF ESQ me ingenie para ocul-
tar mi falta...
Una mujer santa; una mujer
que Dies puso en- mi canine pa
"a cue me salvara y me diera
.fuerza en- mi ealvario, me ayud6
" me sostuvo en- aquellos dias,
que fueron mi inferno de la tie
.rrs..., y mi hijo pudo nacer sin
que nj I'd nj nadie Is apercibie-
rails de NADIA.
Isidoro, jadeando de ira y de
anSiedad c~ontenidas, "a inte-
rrumpi6, para pregpntaFi
luna muier?... JQuienI,.
5SNo 10 scSpeehas7. D., MARIA
de la Cruz La muJer de Pedro,
a la que lie debo mas que Ia Vi
da...
@Haria?..
81. Ella me do fuerzss pa.
ra que 70 no me matara en- g.
Quellos meses terribles; ella cui-
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

Los Sombrerercs vendran a
Tampa bajo ell mando del vete-
rano mentor Brady Cowell. La
semana pasada p~racticaron in
tensivamente Y solo tienen una
baja, Ted Boutwell,, nOvato de
jacksonville. Ben Clemens es Ell
coach de Inca.
Los jugadores de los Sombre-
reros son: Gene Lamb, ITO IL
bras, 6 pies de estatura; Dewey
Hawkins, 200. 6 pies, 2 pulga-
das; Gadi Lawton. ITO libras, 5
81 8; Lynwood Arnold, 218 lbs,
6 y /; David Sperrlng, 40 lbs,
IS y 8; William Brennan, 1870 lbs,
Is Y 10; Kenneth Heartherly, 1856
lbs, 5 y 10; Ralph Brant, 215, 5
" 8; Edwin Hughes, 1876, 8 y /;
Hal Hunter, $50 lbs. 6 VI; Luis
McDenmott, 100 lbs. 6 pies; vi
cente Stacey, r85 lbs. 8 y 10; Ro
bert Gaughan, 40 5 y 10; Avis
Herring IT'S lbs. 5 y %; Ed
Friedson, 100 lbs. 5 y 9; Frank
Buchanan, ITO lbs, 5 y 10; Wy
man Harvard, 1ss, Y IL; Ben
ME Smith, 155 lbs. s y z; Char
les Wilson, ITO lbs. 5 y 10; Ted
Boutwell, 155 lbs. 5 Y 8; Walter
Mcdonnell, 1870 libras, 5 III Ed
Ksleel, 1870 lbs. 5 y 8; Carroll
Green, 1870 5 y IL; Lanier
Smith, 145 libras 5 y z; Burrell
Wagner, 165, 5 y 8; Dekle De
Loach, 16O libras s y 10; Ed
May, 165 libras 5 y IL; William
Reece, 165, 5 y 10, y james Col
den, $50 libras y 5 pies. Y 8 pull
gadas.
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
DEPDRTN
LAS PELEAS DE ANOCHE
EN- Ell PARQUE REY

Mas de 5000 personals Sc con-
gregaron anoche en- el parque
Peregrino Rey, de West Tampa,
para presenciar Ell programa de
boxeo amateur preparado por
Adolfo Ricardo.
En- la pelea principal, Alberto
Rodriguez, con un peso de 12S
libras, derrot6 por puntos a Elio
Garcia. de l27. Uno de los jue-
ces vote por tablas y los otros
dos por Alberto.
Manuel Gomez derrot6 a Mike
Fuentes; Paul Bust2mante ven
ci6 por puntoS a Peter Cimino
Tony Gonzalez superb a Dick
Knight y El5o GcnEalsz puso !
dormir a Edward Cslsr0 Eio
peSaba SO lsorzs euacro mas qae
su adverSaria
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

do a mi hijo en- una OCCASION en-
que estuvo enfermo; ella extern
di6 Sobre todos nosotros-sobre
mi. sobFe Il, sobre su pobre es-
poso y sobre los marqueses-,
Ell manic de su piedad infinita y
de su noble coraz6n, para que Ia
dicha de puestra casa no Sc rem
piera, para que todos ignorarais
que 20 era una culpable y una
maldita...
7 4uego, euandp mi hiio ere
clio, lejos de mi; cuando Miguel
exasperado por mi negative a
huir con a, yolvI6 a Espaba, y
me amenazaba con dar un es-
candalo que descubrIera mi des-
honra, Maria de IA Cruz, herol-
ca y abnegada siempre, fue a
Barcelona, busc6 al padre de mi
hijo, y en- una escena patetica le
arFanse Ia promesa de que re-
nunciaria para siempre a mi, y
lie devolvi6 tOdas mis- cartas
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD BREATHl
TONIC U
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

la verdad de TODD, la verdad pu-
"a Despues, jGzgame III y conde-
name. y condena tambien a los
mics.
-Todos estais va condena-
dosl Y conste que tn confession
no sera hija de tn nobleza, sino
la consequence de mi coacci6n
y de mi violencia, de las que 20
me enorgullezco.
jYa te digo que no me init
midas. 81 he de morir, morire
come debo morir 70: sin miedo
y sin mentir.
-iNo seas cinica, ademaS de
infame! iC6mo me explicas, 81
no, tn historic con Miguel D..
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
BOB SAVAGE
RO ANOCHE A IA PANTERA

Ell barbudo aldeano Bob Sava
ge, de San AguStin, ataco ano-
che a la Pantera Negra, en- Ben
jamin Field, y en- siete minutes
IL quito la Garcia al hombre de
las 285 libras.
Quitada la Garcia Sc vic que
la Pantera era AL Bloch, un lu-
chador de California.
Enfadado con ell conde Rossi,
ell director de Bloch, un especta
dor lie descarg6 varios puneta-
EOS.
Savage hizo este comentario
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

Psra Ell ecmh&te dicpone Mash
de Tony KolkA CecA Reed, Wan.
sy zaiko, Bear Wolf, Jack News
lands, Bill Read, Bill Fisher, H3
ward Ssynon, Chimp w liams,
Milan B6Ay Marvin Levin,
ayudados por los "reservistas'
Ed Howell, Deacon Raines, Ken
Stout Swede Anderson, Bob For
dyce, C.air Pittman, Johnny
Kaufman, Vic Hatch y Paul
iMcCioskey. Muchos de los reser-
vistas, segdn los bien enterados,
pasaran a ser regulares.
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

A cola cough seriously endaLgeCs
"a, your family, and your busines
a-esociates. Ilnesa from colds and
COUGHS causes 6re loss Of time|
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to q cold,
ret Mentho-M ulsion, the guaran-
iced medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughll
INN ediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker chan
my medicire you ever tried, ask
or your money BE- X.
Mentho-Mulsion is more than an
,rdlnnry medicine. 1t contains vita
.nlis A and D to build youl c5la
resistance, and seven soothing
Keeling oils and ungEents, incIld-
La gaceta., 1940-09-24


Harder ~NGfi. dos
desafios jugarai los Senadores
con los Yankee v dos los Me-
dias Rojas cen los AA6tlcos-
Bob Feller manifesto aver, dos
mintiendo los rumores circlilan.
ties, que Ell brazo no lie duGe v
cue su estado fisico es buenO.
Lueee dc un descanso de diez
horas, Feller sali6 a perseguir
'tflys'' y no parecia enfermo y
mucho menos con exceso de pc
so. Sc propone Ell joven lanzador
Ifijar una marea de 80 victorias
o Aias.
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
LIGA AMERICANA

Las novenas de este circuito
descansarUn aver,
Hoy, en- Detroit, jugaraH III
gres Y Medias Blancas y como
pitchers Sc anuncian q Lee y
Newsome; los Indios de Cleve-
land jugaran en- su trreno con
los Browns, afimandose que
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

lQuieres hacerme Greer que en-
pez6 despues de nuestra boda?..
- Despues de nuestra boda,
I~sidorol-repuSo Maria, entire
una tufarada de bochOrno-.
Fue en- La Haya, durante nues-
tro viaje de novios. Miguel y 70
nos habiamos querido sin con-
fesarnos jamas apenas nueStro
amor, como dos buenos amigos,
como Sc pueden querer dos al
mas puras, dos cOrazones gene
roSos Y mobiles, que Sc sienten a.
traidos por una simpatia mas
fuerte q. el mismo amor. Y en-
La Haya, como te digo. al vol
vernos a ver... iDios o 81 desti-
no q~uisieron poner entire nOso-
tros Ia cadena de un hijoh,
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

New York sep. 24.-Pat Co
miskey, Ell joven gladiadoY del
peso complete, sostendra SD pri-
nlera pelaa de envergadura 81
jIeves por la noche, en- Ell Esta-
clio Roosevelt, en- Jersey City.
Comiskey, vecino de Paterson,
New Jersey, debera pelear a 10
asaltos con Ell hebreo Max Baer,
Ell excampe6n de los pesos COM
pletcs. Jack Kearns, Ell exdirec-
tor de Jack Dempsey, patrocina
el programa.
Calcula Kearns que ell match
atraera a $4,000 personals, las
que dsjaran en- las taquillas loo
mil pesos.
Sc hasa el calculo en- ell hechC
lie que Pat es muy popular Ell
ess estado Y que Baer, aunque X
sidente de California, tiene ali
muchos amigos por Ia victori;
luealcanz6 sobre Tony Galento
hace dos meses. Comiskey s6'
tiene 10 amos de edad. pero po
zee una ejecutOria que es la en-
vida de muchos veteranos. Lie
"a soStenidaS % peleas y ha ga
rado p por nocaut.
Gau6 dos decisiones, hizo u
mas tablas Y perdi6 un fallo frer
.ite s Steve Dudas, a quien ma
ltarde vapule6 en- un match d.
-evancha.
Con la exception de Dudas, Ell
IA Iista de victimas muy pocU.
nombre son comedies en- la ma.
ci6n. Cree Pat que vencera
Baer y que realizara la Obra col
su poderosa mano derecha.
A cast todos sus contrarios e
ioven de Paterson los ha derro
tado en- menos de seis asaltos
"Ya he probable que la Panters
no era otra cosa que un gatico
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
Don't Spread Your csldeoggh
Get MenthO- MuIsior

ing highest grade beschwood creo'
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia zig syrup gives Mentilo-
IMulsio- ? taste the wAole family
Will. like. It clirgs II the mem
branes SO its soothingM healing in
gredients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
Rs pulpit:
'~Aterdanet at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger TIE congregation with q
cold cough when Mentho- Mulsion !!
so Inexpensive and easy to obtain"
M.ntho-M uision is endorsed BY
your neichbors and gus ranteed by
! leading druggists -v,ryRhere.-adV"
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
TIRANDO Ell BAIUN
Ell partido del Vierwes

Los Espartanos de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa vienen practi-
cando con Ell mejor gusto y Ell
viernes por Ia noche Sc propo-
men derretar a los SombrererOs
de Stetson.
Nash Higgins dispone de un
material acceptable y no hara la
selection def team hasta mama
ma,
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

All, aunque me mates, Isidoro,
70 quiero decirte, 70 quiero ro-
CARTE que cuando vuelvas a Es-
pana, cuando vuelvas a nuestra
casa DC AqdFia ! ysss de pgsxq
a Msria de ia Cruz, Ia digas
cuanto la quiero, y como, hasta
e instante mismO que til me
arranques Ia vida, 70 he bende-
edo su nombre y su memorial
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

Maria de las Moves hizo una
pausa, para recoger en- su pano-
9'llo perfumado, unas lagrimas
muy amargas que la arrancaba
Ia evocaei6n de la hermGnG he
alma, dulce Y buena.
lsidoro habia fruncido el ceho
ahora y, con los brazos cruzadOs
considerable de hito en- hito . su
muJer,
mo, no mental
Su VOC, sus palabras tenian el
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

Maria habia bajado Ia cabeza
al hacer la dolorosa confession.
Su instinto maternal, su ms
tinto de mujer enamOrada Ia a.
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
LIGA NACIoNAL

Abejas y Phillies Sc Cividie-
ron los IGNORES de un doble jue-
go.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, 2e; Boston
&c, Oh, 2e.
Filadelfia DC, Sh, Sc; Boston
&c, 11h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
NIax Baef aparece eomo eIa favontoF
Comiekeye sc ticne IS ahog De dad

SUI pelea con Dudas Sc
lasfim6 una mano y pas6 varias
seIhanas fuera de acci6n, descan
sando. Max Baer, sin embargo,
rs Ell favorito de los peritos, con-
siderando que ell hebreo sabra a.
similar o resistir los golpes de
su oponente.
Las apuestas Sc hallan de z a
s en- favor del ~excampe6n. Baer
pega con innegable dureza e in
siste en- que la mandibula de Co
miskey es fragil y que un pune
tazo bien ''dirigido'' lie pondrd
fuera de combates.
He aqui las medidas de los dos
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
Rheumatic Happy;
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Thousands who suffered from the torturing
pans OF rheumatism. s~ciatca, lunbago, neu-
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their discovery OF NURITO. Now they have
found a quiek-acting formula which speedily
relieves thoec exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO i~strustworthy and dependable
-cnntains no opiates. II you want to feel again
the Joy Of relief from pain-so you can work In
peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and Try
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very first three doses DO not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your money Yil be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggiap today
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La gaceta., 1940-09-24

Los Dodgers vencieron a los
Gigantes en- un renido juego.
New York &c, IN, De; Broo-
klyn &c, 11h, De,
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

Claudio PASCAL gan6 aver o.
tro desafio, dejando a los Carde-
males en- cuatro hits.
San Luis DC, Ali, De; Chicago
doc, 10h, lie.
Piratas &c, 17h, De; Cincinna-
ii 12c, 14h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-09-24
La GACETA

a perS6dico en- idiomA ESpaAcl
uaks eAcuIaci6n en- TSHnps
Vastoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c
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La gaceta., 1940-09-24

"Ya he probable que la Pantera
no era otra cosa que un gatico.
Conmigo pocas y buenas."
La gaceta., 1940-09-24

VI Columbia tiens un teErsno para Ell estaeiona-
miento de los coches de sus elientes, en- Ia GALE ~ y IN
serene para Ell debl9p ~cuidado. Leve ALI 81 eocns' nay
espscio suficiente.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13
GAMES FRIDAY

San Francisco 3; Seattle i. Sacramento 4; Portland :. San Diego 5; Oakland f.
 Hollywood 6; Los Angeles 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13
?. {. PLAYER
 BREAKS LEG
 TWO PLACES
PfIeqer Is Out of Game, in Accident = His Don't
 Count, One Game
(By Associated Press)

A collision at second base last night left Roy Pfleger, Sacrament to second baseman, with leg broken in two places and marred the evenings play in the Coast League. Pfleger collided with Frank Hawkins, Portland second sacker. After the accident Sacramento went on to win, thanks to Bob Blattner's home run in the fourth inning with two men on bases. 4 Runs in Ninth
 San Diego scored four runs in the ninth inning last night to steal a victory from Oakland. Hits Don't Win
 Hollywood got most runs last night although Los Angeles got most of the hits. Los Angeles got II hits while Hollywood got one. Seattle Loses
 San Francisco evened the series last night, defeating Seattle with two runs in the second inning and one in the third, tapping Turpin for six hits in seven innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13
OREGON WANTS HOSPITAL FOR
 NORTH INSANE
Bill Asks Congress for s.. 5O0,0O0 10 Be Spent
 by Interior Dept.

WASHINGTON, April 13. = Con- struction at Portland, Oregon, of hospital for the insane of Alaska, is sought by Representative Homer D. Angel of Oregon.
 The hospital, land, and equipment cost is estimated at $2,500, 900. and would be built and operated at the direction of the Secretary of h. terior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

The Bahama Islands number 20 some of them uninhabited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13
GROCERY TRIO
 WINS TOURNEY
 AT BRUNSWICK
May RayeIa Winds Up Sea son by Bowling 6O1
 Tally for Cosmos

George Brothers came out win ners of the Commercial Bowling League last night as that last tour ney of the Juneau winter kegling season came to a close.
 The George Brothers squad whipped the Signal Corps three of four points, while ir the other contests of the evening, Brunswick won four from Home Grocery and Cosmopolitans won four from the Barbers.
 Max Rayela of the Cosmos squad won high honors for the night with 601.
 The results of the tournament will be announced next week, pro- prietors of the Brunswick said, and announced that beginning today, . the alleys will be open to the pub lie.
 Scores last night were as fol- lows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13
DIES DECLARES
 NAzI-RED PLOT
 LOOMS, MEXICO
Says Same Forces as Work. ed in Spain Foment-
 ing Trouble Anew

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Rep- resentative Martin Dies said ne has been given information that Russia and Germany are plotting to bring on revolution in Mexico and set up a puppet Government right on the doorsteps of the Unit ed States.
 Dies says the investigator for the House Committee has been in- formed that the Communist party is keeping alive, for use in the Mexican upheaval, the same or ganiations" that functioned in the Spanish Civil War.
 Thefts and other 0ffenses
 against the POstOffice Depart
 ment resulted in 4,694 cOnvic-
 tiOns in the last fiscal year.
 About 70 percent of the land of American Samoa is forest.
 The inhabitants of Guam call themselves Chamorros.
 Eight of Arizona's IA counties are named for Indian tribes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13
WAFER ON ICE
 CRUST, NENANA

The Fairbanks News-Miner If last Monday, April 8, says daytime sun is apparently waging a win ming war against nightly freezes at Nenana.
 A telephone report from George Hupprich, manager of the Nenana Ice Classic which closed recently, carried information that the Tan ana River is flanked by pools of water.
 The ice is reported s,s shaky rot ting. and broken by water stretches as large as 300 to 400 feet in sev-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

Vatican City, the independent state of the Pope, has popula- ton of about l,000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

Indians in Canada aIe minors under the law.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

There are 165.000,000 acres of public domain remaining in the United States.
 Empire classiileds bring results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13
STAR PITCHER OF
 SEATTLE DISABLED
Kewpie Barrett Will Prob ably Be Out of Game
 for Two Weeks

SEATTLE, April IT. nJs,ei-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

The inhabitants of Guam call themselves Chamorros.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

Today's news today in Tie Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

About 70 percent of the land of American Samoa is forest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

Empire classifieos bring results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

ans report that the star pitcher of the Seattle Rainiers, Kewpie Barrett, will be disabled for about two weeks.
 Dr. William Glasgow said that Barrett suffered slight injury to his side, but should be back into the game before the end of the month. It was feared that the ace hurler might be cut for longer when he was sent home from California for checku-.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

Eight of Arizona's IA counties are named for Indian tribes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-13

eral places. The main body of the ice, however, was said by Huppricn to be still solid.
 From another site on the Panama at Richardson, came the report that the main channel is now open. At Big Delta, water is running as it has during virtually the entire winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-03
Lecture on Meteorites
Given by DR.. Foshaq

An illustrated lecture on meteor.
ties, marked by. the display of sew
eral iron and rock specimens from
various parts of the United States,
was given last night by DR.. Will
liam F. Foshag before the Novem-
Der meeting of the National Cap
ital Amateur Astronomers Asso-
citation.
Approximately IS members at
tended the session, held at the Ma
tional Museum, and heard DR..
Foshag describe the methods of
analysis used in determining the
various types and their character
istics. DR.. Foshag is chief of the
division on meteorites at the Ma
tional Museum.
The association is planning to
conduct classes in telescope making
at Langley Junior High on Mon
Gay and Wednesday nights at 7:30
o'clock, starting November 10, Ste
phen Macy, president, announced
Mr.. Macy will direct the classes and
said that he would lecture on optics
and the principles of light at the
first session.
A class in astronomy, conducted
by U. Sherman Lyons, staff astron-
omer at the Naval Observatory, will
also be started this month and will
meet once a week at the Langley
School, Mr.. Macy said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-03
Arlington kefhodists Open
Training School Today

The Methodist churches of Airing
ton County, Va, will launch a Chris
tan Workers Training School at the
Clarendon Methodist Church, North
Irving and Tenth streets, beginning
today and continuing through Fri
day evening.
Members Of the faculty are Miss
Charlotte Stoakley, former dean Of
women, Blackstone College, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. j. H. Davis, Lynch
burg, Va; Miss Elizabeth Jarrett,
director of children's work, Virginia
Conference, Richmond, Va; DR.. J.
NJ Hillman, president Emory and
Henry College, Emory, Va, and Mrs
j. M. Johnston, Roanoke, Va.
Those in charge of the arrange
ments are the Rev. L. F.. Havermale
of the Arlington Methodist Church,
the Rev. Harry w. Craver of the
Central Church, w. S. Eisenlohr and
Mrs. e. P. Fielding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-03

What this country needs is good
skunk deodorizer that will operate
on direct current, the Biological So
ciety of the District decided last
night when its great public demon
stration Of how to keep your friends
from knowing you associate with
skunks went up in puff of smoke.
The Society gathered in the Co.'S
mos Club for its regular meeting last
night and there was goodly crowd
on hand. They were lured by a
promise by DR.. Ernest P. Walker.
assistant director of the Zoo and
president Of the organization, that
he would put on demonstration
that would make the offensive weap-
on Of every skunk in the world as
obsolete as 1898 fighting plane.
Exhibits New Device.
DR.. Walker saM that he had found
there was an electrical device which
would completely free piece Of
cloth Of any suggestion that 1t had
encountered q skunk.
At the end of the meeting, DR..
Walker produced a couple OF pieces
of cloth which he explained had
been prepared for the great expert
ment, through the cooperation Of
a couple of the Zoos most expert
enced skunks.
While his audience waited
breathless, naturally-he plugged in
the electric device and started to
explain:
1--WE seen this device used to take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-03
Choral Society Plans
Proqrum on Nov. ID

The Washington Choral Society,
directed by Louis A. Potter, will
present the Faure Requiem and the
Bach Magnificent in the Washington
Cathedral on the evening Of No
vember IA, 1t was announced yes
terday. The program is scheduled
to begin at 8:15 pm.
The societys chorus now includes
more than $50 local singers, a num-
Der recently having been added, 1t
was announced Several tenors are
included among the new singers
The chorus will be assisted in the
presentations by number OF prom
inent solists and an orchestra which
will include many members OF the
National Symphony Orchestra, II
was announced.
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Show Girls Pin Gold Medals
On Districts No. I SeIectees

blems in the coats of the "a regis
trants.
The Number One Boys" filed by
receiving line composed of DR..
Dykstra, Gen. Cox, Brig. Gen. Lewis
Hershey, executive officer of selec-
tive service, and Commissioner
Hazen. The officials shook hands
with each young man, called him by
his first name and congratulated
him on the distinction of being in
the front rank of the draft. Mr.
Hazen added to each. Il hope you
come back a general"
The exercises took place in the
Office of Gen. Cox.
The "a registrants were congrat-
ulated by Miss Chatterton, who said
she was very proud of them, and
they, too, would be proud when they
can tell their grandchildren their
number was the first drawn in the
peacetime draft.
Several young men obtained auto
graphs from Miss Chatterton and
the officials.