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LOS PRIMEROS BATEADO.
RES Y "~JONRRONEROS"

Los primeros seis bateadores
de las dos grandes ligas hasta a.
yer, son los siguientes Radcliffe
Browns, 80 c~arreras, 81 hits,
s65 de premedio en- 81 juegos;
Firney, Medias Rojas de Bos-
ton, 35 carreras, 81 hits Y pro-
medic de $50 en- so desafios;
McCosky. Tigres, 40 earreras.
70 hits y $50 de promedio en- 40
juegos banning, de los Gigan-
ties, 20 earreras Y IL hits, con
prcmedio de $50 en- 81 desafios;
Walker, Dodgers, &c carreras
y SO hits, con S45 de promedio
en- As desafios, Y Cuisine, Pira-
tas, % earreras Y SO hits. con
promedio de 1913 en- AZ juegOs,
Primeres "jonrroneros'' de la
Liga Nacional: Johnny Mize,
de los Cardenales, IS; Fletcher,
Piratas, 10, y banning, Gigan-
tes, 9.
Cuadrangularistas de la Ame
ricana; Foxx, Medals Rojas II;
frosky, Indios, Is, y Johnson,
Atleticos, Is.
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lidecido.
Pero. por suerte, las sombras
eomenzaban a invadir Ell inte-
rior del ~carruaje, Y los dos ecu
pantes de 81 solo percibian "a
mancha de sus rostrOs entire la
obscuridad n~aciente, sin poder
distinguir los matices...
va fba a preguntar algo Isl
doro' para no dejar a Dionisio
que deSviara la conversation de-
Miguel, euandO oy6 al otrO que
ahadia:
-Por supuesto, listed v su
esposa tambien le conocia. ino
es verdad?
En- efectO-pudo c~ontestsr
Borgona, dominando las palpita
clones locas de su coraz6n-.
Fue amigo nuestro.
Era un chico encantador.
Nos cuisines muchO. Meior di.
cho, nos Queremos, aunque aho-
ra..
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que la Erase, un tanto achulada
" POGO prOtOcolaria, aumenta-
ria Ell entusiasmo de SD amigo
haSta el infinite.
@Pura, ST, senorl Y 70, mo
tengo que decirlel, hasta que me
embarque, me he pasado la vida
en- la Gale de las Sierpes, siendo
socio de tOdos los clubs taurinOs,
asiStiendo a tientas y herrade-
ros, Y hasta he toreado muchas
wees.
%Carambal
ST, senior. En- Sevilla todos
tenemos algo de toreros. 10 da
ell ambientel
-iYal
-Papa es uno de los Veinti-
euGfro.
0Ah, si?-pregunt6 DON
marcado inter6s Ell embajador,
sabiendo que aQuellos Veinti-
cuGtrO eran los socios del fame
sfsimo club sevinan0 que no
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e. domingo los directories es-
tuvieron erraticos; pero este no
autoriza a ninguna persona pa
ra insultarlos.
tPaga I'm ciudadano su entra-
da Y adquiere Ell derecho de gri-
tar su simpatia o antipatia; pc
10 no 81 de insultar.
lie gritaron a Iglesias, en- su
cara, estas palabras te has ven
dido.
Y 81 contest6 a quien lie insult
taba directamente. No era una
voz del p1blico, sino un especta-
der que buscaba "tangana"... y
estuvo a punto de encontrarla.
La mayor parte del p1blico a.
plaude Y expresa su regocijo Q
descontento; pero no insulta.
Los insultos Y las impertinen-
cias NAL intencionadas no son
permisibles.
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podian pasar de este ndmero, y
era Ell mas aristocratico v ele.
gante de la capital.
81, senior. Y 81 y 70 Y mi Gu
nado, somos de la eofradia de-
Gran Poder.
Ii Vaya, vaya!... jEsta bien!...
70 siempre he sentido por los
andaluces una intensisima sim
.patia.
-Muchas gracias.
No es lisonja.a Y compren-
do que Sc aburriera listed mu-
eho euando le mandaron fuera
de Espaha Sobre TODD en- Holan-
da.
50h, sil..-hizo con una
larga admiration Dionisio Hi
dalgo- En- Roma, todavia 10
pasabamos bien los espaholes.
Los italianos son POGO menos
que hermanos nu~estros, Y sus
mueres son l%atinas... Hay gra-
eia eSpiritu, vida. lPero en- q
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De nuevO Gallo Ell marino.

De nuevo Gallo Ell marino.
Isidoro, a la luz agonizante
del crepdsculo, pG5o yer que e.
rraba una sonrisa maliciosa por
los labios de su acompanante.
7iQue?.,. SHan renido uste-
des acaso?-inquiri6 con acen-
to de disimulado interes.
-iCal-repuso el otro-. AL
contrario. Somos mas amigos
que nunca. iPero como esta tan
leios...l
-tPues d6nde esta?-se atre
vio a preguntar Borgoha. con la
sensation del Que preguntara a
un jrez que tuviera entire sus
manos ell poder de salvarle o con
denarle-. lYo creia que estaba
en- Espanal
Hidalgo sc removi6 en- Ell a.
siento. al tempo que sOnreia
mas acentuadamente esta vez.
ii Nol-duO, al fin. LO des-
anarOn . EspaAa hace eOSa De
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POSIGTON DE LOS CLUBS EN-
LA LIGA NACIONAL

He aqui Ia posici6n de las no.
venas en- este circuito:
Cincinnati, 50 ganados Y 20
perdidos, e55 de promedio;
Brooklyn, 81 ganados y 10 per-
didos, 642 dc ~promedio; New
York, 33 v q, GIL; Chicago, 80
y %, 525; San Luis. % y %,
407; Pittsburg, p Y 81, 404;
Boston 10 v 80. 373, y Filadel-
fla, 10 y "a, $50.
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PoSTCION DE DOS CLUBS
EN- LA LlGA AZ dERlCANA

La posici6n de les teams que
componen esta liya, con arreglo
a desaffos ganados Y perdidcs,
as la siguiente: Cleveland, %
ganados v % pe~didcs, 629: De-
troie, "a ganados y % perdidos,
COZ; Boston. 80 ganados v %
perdidos, $50; New York, % y
80, 483; San Luis, % Y SO, 1853;
Chicago, &c Y 81, 456: Filadel-
fla. % y "a. 1893, Y Washington,
"a y 80, 3S7.
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TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

10. 70 70, por debajo de este ca
racter que tengo. tan alberto y
tan risueho, escondo IN espiritu
insaciable de saber y de apren-
der. He estudiado una locural
iPues entonces...!
No. 81 no me arrepiento.
Estoy %contento, Y sligo Y SECURE
estudiando. va recuerda listed
Ia Erase del pOeta espahol: "iCa
da uno para 10 que naeel".. Yo
ne nacido con sed de aprender v
de yer mundo. Hasta cierto pun
to, me allegro de que me hayan
obligado a salir de nuestra pa
tria. Ahora, cue por propia vo-
luntad no 10 habria hechol... IA
La gaceta., 1940-06-25

Nos0tros convenimos con el
pdblico en- que Rodriguez debi6
guitar a Martinez antes de que
pusiera Ell iuego en- situaci6n de
darle cinco carreras, NAL CANA
das, pero bien reconocidas, a
IA Unione Italiana.
FL pdblico oy6 cuando el cat
cher McCorquadarle lie padia a
JESUS que SAGA al pitcher Mar
tinez; pero el director no lie oy6
o no le hizo case.
Despues... ell pobre Jerez tuvo
que ir a la lomita con eel brazo
frio" y sin la debida prepare
ci6n.
Esas cinco carreras, o parte
de elias, pudieron ewtarse, 10
La gaceta., 1940-06-25
CLINTON ACEPTO
UN NUEVO PUESTO

Ell administrator de la pisci-
na de nataei6n del parque Gus
caden Frank j. Clinton, que Ia
semana pasada contrajo matri-
mOnio con la bella senorita E
melina Noa, acept6 aver el pues-
to de asistente coach de los
Dreadnaughts de Lakeland. lie
habia propuesto csc cargo el Sr.
Carl Sock, supervisor de la es-
cuela de esa ciudad.
Clinton cuenta con muchos a.
migos latinos por su amabilidad
correction.
Muchos exitos le auguramcs
en- su nuevo empleo Y lie desea-
mos felicidad complete en- So
matrimonio.
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quel Madrid, don Isidorol... IA
quella Sevillal... iBuenol...

FL andaluz entorn6 los ojos,
movimiendo la cabeza como 81 le
mareara al recuerdo de las ciu
dades v, sobre tOdos, de las mule
res eSpano!as
-iSu familia de listed esta en-
.Sevilla2
En- Sevilla, ST. senior.
7iTiene listed padres. desde
.luego?
IA Dios gracias. Y dos her
manas. Somos tres. Papa ha ST.
do alcalde de Sevilla. v es politi-
con por ALA. Mangonea, vayal
Is muy amigo de Luca de Tena,
y del infante Y de todos ellos...
Y 10 mismo mi cuhado. Caste
Hon. Que es ademas, ganadero.
7rSavilla pura, vaya -diio
e. embajador, a~firmandose las
y sonriendo, SECURE de
La gaceta., 1940-06-25

"a la idea de calumniar , morti-
ficar d~irectamente.
Ahora bisn, toca a los directo-
res, para 10 future, no incurrir
en- errores como los de aver.
los pitchers fuera de control
deben ser quitados a tempo.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Todos los desafios tuvieron
que ser aplazados a eausa de Ia
lluvia Y el frio.
Hey jugaran Rojos Y Abejas
en- Boston; Cubs Y Dodgers. en-
Brooklyn; Cardenales y Gigan-
ties, en- New York, Y Piratas V
Phillies, en- Filadelfia,
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Les Dodgers colccaron Dyer
en- la lista de retirados velunta-
rios al pitcher Van Lingle Mum
go, que ira a Baltimore a con-
sultar al notable espscialista
George E. Bennett,
Mungo sab que neeesita ser
operado del brazo; pero aplaza-
IA la operation hasta que pase IA
temporada.
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Norte...! iAquello fue Ell caos!..
Cuando Supe que me mandaban
a La Haya, puse Ell grito en- 81
eislo. Crei que me mandaban al
polo. Olga usted...! Desde las
dehesas sevillanas, con aquel
sol y siempre en- mangas de ca
misa. a un pals de hielo. Fui pOr
obedecer a papa y a los superio-
res, pero a regahadientes...
7iTan NAL 10 paSaba ALI?
mol Vera listed que gra-
eioso. CuandO llegue ALA, no 10
eneontre tan malo como me fl
CURE en- Espaha. Bien es verdad
que era en- el veranO. Ademas,
tuve ALI uno de mis- mejores a.
migos Tn tai Miguel de Guzman
dapitan de Artilleria, un mu-
chacho la mar de simpatico,
que luego...
La gaceta., 1940-06-25

BEACH. Nuevos a
p~artamentos, muy c6modos. Pa
"a sus vacacioneS de verano.
Precio muy razonable. Lame sl
telefono NJ 51-543.
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OEPORTES
LA LIGA %INTERSOCIAL

En- ell edificio del Centre As
turiano Sc reunira, hoy a las O.
cho, Ia Liga Intersocial.
Pfdese Ia asistencia puntuaI
a delegates Y subdelegados.
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Con Ell bate, la MascOta y los EspejueIos
(POr Tira . cuarta)

mismo que Ia carrera del octave,
'cuando Sc permiti6 qeu Polk lie
CARA a 'home' para sacar un
out en- la segunda base.
~ despues... algunos que ha-
bfan recibido los "regalos' del
primer desafio, quisieron ha-
Ger una 'Shuelguita''.
Pero Ell piblico, inteligente,
cansado de intrigas, no les Sc
cudi6... y volvieron a sentarse.
Esteban Iglesias, en- ell segun-
do juego, actu6 tan NAL como
Rodriguez en- Ell primero; pero
nadie puede acusarle de baje7
zas o indecencia.
Iglesias vic que Ferrera ha-
bfa salido del 'hoyo" en- ell pri-
mer inning, luego de haber lie
nado las bases, sin ningin out,
Y 10 mantuvo en- ell segundo.
Nosotros estimamos que de-
bio quitarle cuando di6 las dos
primeras bases, en- Ell segundo, y
asi tambien 10 estim6 ell p1bh,
co.
Lo dej6 Y los Leales hicieron
ocho carreritas.
Cuando puso a Varas, el ma
estaba hecho.
Ahors bien, nadie puede dis
cutir la honradez de este muchs
cho, como nadie puede discutiI
la de JESUS. Habia visto JESUS
que SOLO le habian bateado do:
hits a Martinez y crey6 que con-
seguiria dominar la situaci6n.
Sc equivoc6, 10 mismo que lyle.
sias, y ell pdblico tiene deFeche a
censurarlos, no a insultarlos,
FL pdblico amo Y senior y de.
Demos decir, en- honor a la yer.
dad, que ell $50 de los que var
ten, pero no son capaces de in.
sultar a nadie.
Else mismo 98% cree en- cri.
ticar y desaprcbar; pero recha.
La gaceta., 1940-06-25

Gallo Dionisio.
FL embaiadOr debia haber pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Helen Reid Headlines
"Moderne" Floor Show

Helen Reid. dancer of unusual
ability, will headline the new floor
show at the Club Moderne tonight.
Several additional acts. intended TO
lend variety to the evenings enter
tainment. will greet patrons of the
popular night spot.
Chef John Gurley is making a
speciality of southern fried chicken,
and the new manager. Joe Elsom,
assures patrons an enjoyable eve
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
HOME VACATION

Spencer Tracy spent his vaca-
ton doing chores at his ranch. The
star says he was happy TO stay
home, since now is the first time
in two years that he has had a
chance TO putter in his garden and
around his stables.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
"Florian" Supported by Helen
Gilbert and Robert Young
Eddie Contor's Forty Little Mothers"
Presented As Other Attraction

laundering drama of the glores and collapse Of an en-
pre against which told tender love story today
to the Roxy theater Foran cavalcade of world turmoil
based on Felix Saltens noted novel,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

DaStO on FeilA DdlleH : ilotcN
The picture traces Austrias COL
lapse after the World war through
its effects on the lovers and a
magnificent Lippizan stallio n,
owned by Emperor Franz Josef.
The story opens in the romantic
Austria of 1910. with spectacular
imperial social affairs. reviews OF
the emperors horses and other
spectacles. Robert Young n
Helen Gilbert play a groom in the
imperial stables, and a duchess.
who through mutual love for
"Florian," the horse, find them
selves in love, romance forbidden
by their difference in social sta
ton. The war, revolution, and col
lapse of the Hapsburg dynasty
sweep away social differences as
the three are reunited in America.
Trina Baronoa, beautiful Ballet
Russo dancer, not only figures in
a spectacular ballet at an impe-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

When Phil Harris, the rave and
rage of radio and theater audi
ences throughout the country, ap-
pears at the Century ballroom
tonight and Sunday, he will have
with him as featured vocalist,
charming Ruth Robin, pictured
here. Miss Robin has been a fea-
ture Of his nightly coast-to-coast
broadcasts from the famous Cocoa
nut Grove of the Ambassador hotel
in Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08


rial reception. but plays the role OF
a fiery sweetheart of a grand duke.
portrayed by Lee Bowman. Charles
Coburn plays faithful friend Of
the lovers. Reginald Owen is seen
as Franz Josef. and Lucille Watson
plays the countess.
"Florian," Lippizan stallion pre-
scented by the opera star Maria
Jeritza by the Austrian govern
ment, plays the title role. Edwin
L. Marin directed the picture.
Replicas of Vienna's imperial pal
ace, the Imperial Riding school,
where a lavish review of the en-
peror's horses is held. native fes-
rivals and other spectacular detail
surrounds the central romance and
its thunderous background. VIM
field Sheehan is the producer.
Eddie Cantor in Forty Little
Mothers shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

MUSIC BOX-vivien Leigh and Rob-
ert Taylor in Waterloo Bridge. !"
1925. $40, Gas. $50: also Hugh
Herbert and Constance Moore in
La Conga Nights" II 80, 2;35,
$40. 845.
RIALTO-Loretta Young and Ray
Milland IN The Doctor Takes a
Wife" II 80. sos. 5:45. s:25. II :o5:
also Edith Fellows and Clarence
Kolb in Out West With the Pep
pers," 1870, 2:o5. 4:45. 7.25. 1905.
RINIERA-Joe Louis versus Arturo
GodOy. fight films, IL IS. 2:l5, 4:5O,
7:30. 1910; William Boyd and Rus
sell Hayden in Hidden Gold" l1:55,
2:35, Sis. 1850. 1890: also Charles
Bickford and Doris Nolan in "One
Hour to Live" :o5. AS, 6:25. s:o5
RoNY-Eddie Cantor and Bonita
Granville in 40 Little Mothers q"
1:l5. 4:30. TAO. 1850; also Robert
Young and Helen Gilbert in
"Florian." l1:45. 800. $40, 9:2o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
RETURN SHOWING

BENERLY-Jean Arthur and Fred
MacMurray in Too Many Hus-
bands" also Victor McLaglen and
Jackie Cooper in The Big Guy"
COMMUNICATES Crosby and Bob
Hope in THE Road TO Singapore"
also Lynn Bari and Joan Davis in
Free. Blonde and al"
and Reginald Owens in The Earl
of Chicago: also Russell Hayden
and Jean Parker in knights OF the
Range"
LAKEwoOD-John Garfield and Ann
Sheridan in Castle on the Hud-
SON; also Boris Karloff and Mar
gence."
PARK-Wallace Berry and Dolores
Del Rio in The Man From Da-
kota"; also Richard Cromwell and
Doris Day in Village Barn Dance. >"
REALtRT-Bob Baker and Fuzzy
Knight in oklahoma Frontier:
also Joel McCrea and Nancy Kelly
in He Married His Wife"
REN-Jane Withers and Joe Brown
Jr. in High school,. also william
Boyd and Russell Hayden in Santa
Fe Marshal"
SHELL ames Cagney and Pat
O'Brien in The Fighting 6eth":
also Roy Rogers in Frontier Pony
Express"
SUNSET-David Niven and Olivia
DeHavilland in "Raffles': also Joe
Penner and Linda Hayes in Mil
lionaire Playboy."
TFNPIE-Fred Astaire and Eleanor
Powell in Broadway Melody OF
1870: also Tyrone Power and
Dorothy Lamour in y 0 h n n y
Apollo"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
RKO Gets Signe!

The European battleroyal has finally driven Sgne Hasso
from her native land of Sweden and RKO has been fortunate
enough to have signed her long term contract She
will arrive FROM Stockholm about August 18th.
Miss Hasso % years old and blonde not only is Sweden
leading feminine film star but is also prominently identified
with the Royal Dramatic Theaer of her homeland She has
special talent languages speaks reads and writes Eng
sh perfectly and is considered by American talent scouts
star of international box office value.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

IiSh doctor found that his young
patients VINO disobeyed his orders
and went on playing tennis got
we,l Of their sprains faster than
those Who were kept in bed for six
weeks, so the general idea now is
% rest a sprain for q day or two,
strap i firmly with adhesive tape
and encourage motion and action.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
HARK. DANGER Signals.

AIR RAID alarms have been
devised for the best interests OF
the community. They would be OF
no value if nobody paid heed to
them, but instead everybody ran
out into the open streets to watch
the excitement. That would be
lust what the enemy would love.
and therefore they seldom have
such an effect. The same kind OF
warnings go unteeded. however
in the mimic war which IS bridge.
Plenty of players keep right on IN
the face OF danger signals to I'M
necessary defeats.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Beware Tennis Elbow
By LOGAN CLENDENING, VI. D.

tTENNIS IS ONE II the least
dangerous sports, although l be-
lieve, cUr:oIs,y ec---a. : ranks
ahead Of S::...g :. .Gm2@r ard
seriousness !: ..i1c..s sustained.
! dom u.GarS.e.G ...s 400. ski
ing because | aeTe Sa=- a5aut q
z!...,3 s@.@-S :&::a :: -. - ::.:..as
az as2t - 80. - =. Il
tn= sz:sS: :: :. -. -: -. :
~ -: -. 49, =
t.. .. r.:.Y:., -. - -. =
- -: = s:.s---. -.,-::.,>.es
::..=-- 49,: - :: -.z.,.,.. -
rS:.-S -2La,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Be Sure It's Sprain

Sprains in playing tennis are
Common enough. Sprains should
not be treated too seriously if they
are really sprains. In other words,
the first thing to do with sprain
is to be sure that it is u sprain and
not a fractured bone. This, 81
course, can be ,!ccidcd by the
&-ray, so an N-ray picture is the
first treatment Or sprain. A sprain
is only 2 torn o. stretched liga
ment.
Tennis had somcthInr % do With
our modern treatment I. cprains
because some years ago an Eng
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Re&der-"Is a device similar to
z. electric rolling-pin, to roll
a"&T :ac, injurious?"
AIswer-It is neither injuri.
u: :or helpful. External massage
-geG acc reduce fat.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

e. Ms a quart of chocolate
~ Z day harmful? Is the eat
- :: east daily Of any benefit"
A.."cr-A quart Of chocolate
~ !: @.mpl: getting so much
t:a.E: a:c nutritious food so it
= g.. III ny harmful except in the
80 T.: overweight. Yeast con-
-: ,.e Eitamin B complex
$3.50: /. preventive Of various de-
.c,:;.c% diseases and ncuritis, and
=: i:r'nr,:2 gro"th and general
%rtc .ca..n.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

Both North and East adver-
tised TO South the fact that West
had a lot Of hearts, but South was
not listening. He could have rea-
soned it all out. North showed
enough diamond; and clubs to
bid both of those suits-in fact, a
very large number of them. or
otherwise he would never have
taken out South's business double
of spades.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

/. &. B.-"What is the matter
"..:a I baby who has what looks
-.<* part Of an animal tail, and
%'.at can be done for it,"
answer - The condition is
hn3"n Is a "pilonidal sinus" or
.rl.'n.dal est" The cvolutionist
a.dz e".cence from the existence
.. ,"t:: Httle structures to sup
pr; n: theory. They are IN
c'1'Hrc.g the remnants Of some
SORT u an animal tail. There are
usual only three or four hairs.
h0t 'hcSc are embedded in a sort of
e<s, "r sac al the base Of the spine
inc removal Of which requires
Considerable skill. The condition
Is 'afH and need not cause a.v
aiaf'2 as It gives no trouble un.
less me "ySt becomes infected.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

- r.e.ce.i.2 -. Z wer
c-as:.,..s = gc.er@- .-,-,e.:
c:-E - -. o.. .'r..g.
- c..~-.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Barclay On Bridge

East made it clear 70 any care
FIJI kibitzcr that he not only had
enough spade to bid them, plus
erouch clut< :. double that suit,
h,t that H. 2l>r held enough dia~
r,nY,,s 20 ,!"..t': :'.vt' Had he not
held a Siz"~:.> Gurai...' ~ dia-
morts t.. sl.~.,C C". hr': don-
hred clubs. II: co-Se1rt':'e Z. Gar-
inc SD may SPADES. .':unS Al
diamonds. Re could n"' have Ee'G
more thar perhaps one heart. an&
possibly more.
Since North's bidding of the two
suits proclaimed that he hadn't
enough hearts to support his part
ner's suit, it should have been
clear to South that they could be
nowhere except punched in Vests
hand. Over East's double of g.
Clubs, he should have bid only
3-Hearts. Maybe West would have
doubled this and maybe he would
not. In any event, though, the play
that developed would have set this
contract one trick, not two.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

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THOMAS J. OWEN q SON, AUcTIoNEERs
1431 Eye St. NV,
TRUSTEES NrsEs SALE kE,S 81 VALUABLE Real

TRUSTEES SALE 5E,, 81 VALUABLE REAL
s s69EE ANp sTgcco pWEILfMa
AND fAvAToR RYA Also $1,000 zee se Gh.
STREET A NoRTHwE 81 l74O IRVING
corded Sy virtue " Of eeEtsin deed Of tTus.
land records Of the District Of Columbia
and ct the request Of the party secured
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED will sell at public
asiSh fr9 THE e E rs psy
Pm; the following described land and
lumbia,. and being lot numbered ffty-three
s1ol OF 2 subdivision made by Jacob B.
Shapiro in square numbered twenty-five
hundred nI., d,. and eishty-eight S25ssl, as per
plat recorded 10 Liber No, 49, folio 10, Of
,, TERMS d 3F SALE: Purchaser to pay one
balance in three n e one t Sae
and three years. respectively. with Interest
At the rate Of six &c! per centum per
annum. and secured by deed Of trust on the
The purchaser; Taxes paid or adjusted to
the date Of sale. Purchaser to pay Interest
on purchase price from date OF sale to date
annum, AT eonveyancins. recording. rev.
ehsseS Good title or no sale s' deposit u Of
sale and settlement to be within thirty t 5301 o.
Gays OF the date OF sale. or deposit for
fetted and the property resold at the cost
and risk Of the defaultinE purchaser after
IN neVsp.per pubishsd 0i in s1 Massina
J. WHITLEY JACOBS
e25 18th st. NV.
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