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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Eastern Star Given
Reports of Grand
Chapter Meetings

Six names were balloted upon
two new petitions for membership
were received and reports OF the
annual Grand Chapter Order OF
Eastern Star meetings IN Grand
Rapids, last week, were given at
the regular meeting OF the Ypsilanti
Chapter, Monday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple chapter room.
Resolutions on the death Of Mrs.
Eta Smith. who passed away at
the Masonic home, since the last
meeting. were read by Mrs. George
Norman.
An interesting description of the
Grand Chapter proceedings was
given by Mrs F. E. Darragh. asso-
ciate matron. and an account OF the
business meeting was given by Paul
Ehman. worthy patron. Mrs Luman
Seamans gave the conductress
highlights of the occasion in We Sc
which were very amusing.
Mrs. Ross X. Bower, past matron,
announced that the local chapter
was honored by having Mrs. Paul
Burrell. worthy matron. chosen as
captain OF the guardians and Paul
Ehman, worthy patron, as one OF
the grand guards Mrs. Burrell de-
scribed as a sideline. the life Of a
grand guardian. behind the scenes.
Mrs. Edwin Staeb. past grand
Ruth was one OF the five past grand
points. all gowned in blue lace, who
escorted the grand points TO their
stations and presented them with
their jewels. Mrs. Florence Ryck-
man. Detroit. was made worthy
grand marshal Of the general Grand
Chapter.
Announcement was made OF the
Washtenaw County Association
meeting in Milan. Oct. 80 at 2: 30.
At this meeting the Imoe Belle Staeh
trophy will be awarded the chapter
having the highest average mem
bership attendance at regular meet
ings during the year.
After the meeting Mrs. Carl
Signor and her committee served
refreshments Of coffee and dough
nuts in the dining room. Mrs. Will
liam Hayes and Mrs. Otis Lee were
pleasantly surprised by having
their birthdays celebrated with a
large birthday cake as the group
sang Happy Birthday to You
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Mrs Frank Midkiff and

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Midkiff and
family and Russell Rowe motored
10 Chicago to visit Mrs. Midkiff $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond
Cutler. They arrived on the birth
day Of Mrs. Midkiff's father There
were 20 guests. including children
and grandchildren. and dinner, fea-
tured with a birthday cake, was
served. The party returned Sunday
night.
Miss Constance KOCH spent the
week end with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Koch, while
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Koch we're in Lansing attending
the DeMolay conclave Of which Mr..
Koch Is state deputy.
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Chubb
spent Sunday in Adrian IS guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward King.
Mrs. Earle V. Evans. Robert and
Rosann Evans and Carl Chubb were
visitors in the home OF Arch Chubb
at Berville, Sunday.
Mrs. o. +. Stevens. South Bend,
came Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Lester Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Manning en-.
tertained at dinner Saturday night
Mrs. Wilhelmina Walker and son,
Arnold. Saginaw.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15

Rackham Special Education build
ing. The new troop leaders are
Miss Wilma Byers for one Central
troop. and Mrs. Dorothy Eckert and
Mrs. Frederick Steiner, co-leaders
for the other Central troop. Mrs
Holmes Manchester will be leader
OF the Roosevelt brownies, Mrs
Joseph Scharbat. leader OF the
Prospect Brownies. and Miss Bern
ice Ringman, assisted by Sue Bait
ger. and Miss Mary Bell. will lead
the Brownies at the Special Educa-
ton building. Harriet Brownies
formerly led by Miss Gladys Whit
mer will now have as their leader,
Mrs. Bernice Kersey. Mrs. Ben
Sovey will take over troop No. at
Roosevelt. formerly led by Barbara
owens while Mrs. Harold Gregg
will be the new leader OF troop No.
-. taking the place Of Mrs. ]. NJ
Biggam Mrs. II. H. Jordan will be
the leader OF troop No. IA Other
new assistant leaders are: Miss
Marie little. Mary Bigger. Miss l..
Joyner, Miss Betty Baker. Miss Nir-
ginia Olmstead, Mrs. Annc DECKER
son. Miss Lois Phillips. Mr. Samuel
Wallace and Mrs. Gerald Mead
Mrs. Vanden Belt appointed Mrs.
Ralph Wagner as troop Mother for
troop No Is.
Routine reports We're given. and
Miss Cornelia Eyerard. chairman Of
the leaders. who was dire or Of
summer camp. gave most interest
ing report on camp, saying that
due to the weather. handic~aft was
most popular. with the girls COM
pleting some $50 articles in four
weeks Of camp.
A Girl Scout Directory, a list of
rules and regulations f.r the Little
House, tentative program for the
year and chart giving the number
OF each troop, leader, assistant lead
er, place OF meeting, time and day,
Council Mother for each troop and
the sponsoring group, were given
out 10 each Council member and
each leader and assistant leader
present.
The Council meeting was fol-
lowed by the leaders meeting. Miss
Louise Lockeman was elected sec
rotary OF the leaders to take Miss
Barbara Owens place.
Activities for Girl Scout week
were discussed, and announcement
of a Scouts own meeting to be
held October q was announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Husband In Difficulty

William o. Dennison. so N. Dew.
onshire Rd.. was assessed IS costs
and told TO leave an additional 50
at municipal court for his wife
when found guilty Monday of dlsor-
derby conduct in refusing to pro-
vide for the support OF his wife.
Louise.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Secured As Speaker

DR.. NJ. s. Rice, pastor OF the Met
ropolitan VI. E. Church, Detroit.
has been secured as speaker for
the afternoon program Of the Wash
tenaw County Citizenship Day pro-
gram Nov. 10 at Yost Field House.
A group of county ministers Monday
endorsed the program Of the days
events.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
WOODRUFF P.T.A.
SPONSORS DINNER
FOR COMMUNITY

About 100 parents and children
attended the community dinner at
Woodruff School Monday night
sponsored by the P.T.A. After the
dinner a short business meeting was
held In which reports were read
and Mrs. Don Drake was elected
vice president to take the place OF
Mrs. Paul Baugh, who has moved
outside the -city-Mrs.- Howard Ray.
mo. president, presided.
A program OF educational motion
pictures from the school program
furnished the entertainment.
The dining room committee was
Mrs. Don Drake. Mrs. Gilbert But
Ter, Miss Betty Elzinga, Mrs. Mar
tin Schroeder. Mrs. William Davis.
Mrs. Joseph Yunkman and Mrs.
James Waite.
The kitchen committee was Mrs.
G. Buck, chairman; Mrs. William
McComb. Mrs. Don Frontier, and
Mrs. Howard Raymo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Wins Election

David Murray. Ypsilanti sophie
more student at Central State
Teachers College. Mt Pleasant, was
the victor in a close race for the
vice presidency OF Keller Union
Dormitory He was graduated from
Ypsilanti High School in 1888.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15

Mrs. Raymon Burns Balr, Mrs
f. Warren Cakes, DR.. Ellen Brown
and Mrs. William Lowe are among
those from the local Presbyterian
Church who are planning to go to
Milan for a district meeting Wed
nesday with sessions at IL a. NJ. and
1880 D. m,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
YPSIlANTl BRIEFS
At Scout Meeting

Norris G. Wiltse. district Boy
Scout commissioner, attended
Scout meeting at the home OF Wal
ter MacPeek In Ann Arbor Monday
night Plans for the year were dis
cussed. A bi-monthly Scout round
table meeting is planne'.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Discuss Election

A representation from the Teach
ers Club OF Ypsilanti Public School
system attended a meeting of the
Ann Arbor Teachers Club in the
Ann Arbor High School building
Monday afternoon. Various amend
ments and the referenda on the No
yember BALLOT were discussed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Funds Here

The second installment OF the
approximate $4,000 primary fund
for Ypsilanti Public School system
was received this morning and to-
tailed SS.SS1.60. This amount is
awarded to the city on the basis
OF census record OF all children in
the community from 5 to 10 years
OF age. Two other payments on the
s40,0 total will be made.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Glasses To Be Dismissed

All teachers OF the Ypsilanti Pub
DISQUALIFICATION -attend-the
Michigan Educational meeting in
Detroit Thursday and Friday. Class
rs will be dismissed for the two
days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson.
daughter, Emily, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Jeszke and daughter Clau-
dia, Detroit. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Philip White.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown visited her
daughter. Mrs. Donald Chisholm, at
Oxbow Lake Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Dahl was in Detroit
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Koeller and
Mrs. Anna l.. Dundon spent Sunday
with relatives in Detroit.
After church Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Manning left for Cleve-
land for the balance OF the day and
had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Knapp and family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15

The District Mems Movement
will have a Fall Rally and Banquet
Thursday night at $3.50 in First
Methodist Church. Ann Arbor. Bish-
op Wade will be the speaker A
number Of Ypsilanti men are plan
ming to attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Chorus Meeting

Ypsilanti Male Chorus has been
meeting each Monday evening at
the Ypsilanti High School lunch
room from 8 to $3.50 and there ara
now between 35 and 40 en- par
ticipating. Carl Lindegren is the
leader.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Entertain For Cousin

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lidke. Jr.,
entertained at duck dinner Sun
day honoring their cousin. Frank
Lidke, Jr.. who is leaving for mill
tary service. Covers were laid for
IS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 10 re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press office
at 470 before s p- m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Park Work Done

Several shrubs in Prospect Park
have been removed and four ever
green trees planted by men under
the supervision OF the city park
commissioners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Bicycle Recovered =

A bicycle reported stolen Oct. IL
from Robert Brown. l107 Pearl St,
was recovered Tuesday by city po-
lice, The bicycle had been hidden
by a playmate as a prank.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Cakes Attend Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Warren Cakes
and family were in Ann Arbor Sun
day attending the Ann Allor Cam.
era Club party at Island Park where
dinner was served. The Toledo
Camera Club was entertained. Pic
lures were taken of the river seen
cry and OF the University campus.
No further meetings will be held
this year. There were from so to rs
present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Plan Chicken Dinner

AT the meeting Monday night Of
the Townsend Club in Ypsilanti
High School, the principal business
was the planning of the chicken
supper for Saturday night in GAR.
Hall It will be under the direction
OF Mrs. Vern Chamberlain and her
committee The club contemplates
buying silverware for use at their
suppers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sproull and
daughters Vida Jane. Patricia and
Nancy, Detroit. spent the week end
with Mrs. SPROUTS hrother, Carl
Stanton. and family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
Miss Goodwin Honored

Miss Marguerite Goodwin was
surprised with a bathroom shower
at the home OF Mrs. A J. Schultz
and daughter, Miss Ara. The ingen-
ious articles OF the shower were
presented in a basket decorated
with yellow and white crepe paper
and large white bow. The nut
cups were small yellow and white
sprinkling cans placed at the diff
ferent covers. Light refreshments
were served at carN tables where
guests were seated. There were 90
guests, including Mrs. J. Faber
Goodwin, mother OF the> bride-elect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15

Mrs. A. Gillette and Mrs. Edward
Cheeseman entertained ar. and
Mrs. Fred Ellis and Mrs. Rose Xix.
her mother. Mrs. Alice Van Duren
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Yimmell
Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Batchel.
or. New Boston. and Mrs Buck
Jones and daughter, Carrie Ann,
Wayne. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Class, Wat.
ford. Ont. came to spend the Cana
dian Thanksgiving Monday, and
Sunday with Mrs. Class sister. Miss
Ssrah Mavity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ruggles and
son Harold. Jr.. Oden. were week
end guests OF Mrs. Ruggles' mother,
Mrs Mary Sutherland and brother
and sister-in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. Alden
Benedict. They left for their home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mack Clure. daugh
ter Elizabeth. Mrs Arthur Michelin
and Adolph Michelin have returned
TO Cheboygan after spending the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb and
daughter. Miss Eleanor. Detroit
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
FLOYD Parr.
Mrs. Roy Reason. Battle Creek
has returned home following :
weeks stay with her daughter, Mrs
Howard Heck.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

~compartia eStas ideas. que habia
etsdo oyendo enuneiar 3 Nj
g0el dursnte estes ounce dias
cue duraba IA convaleeencia de-
heri6o.
Ella saba algo que 81 smants
ignoraba Ella saba ago horr.-
be- que 81 espoSo habia esta-
do en- Ia hacienda. cue IsidorO
&c BorgOha hAbla parscido d.
rante e incendio De "a casa
Y Ella tenia e p~resendmien-
70. tenia "a easi seEarid2d De
que 81 hijo idoiatrado VIVA De
cue no fuercu los szlvajes vsci-
nos &c "A hacienda los que le ha-
bian arCbatado. sino ssbe Dies
Q1ien al service De Isidero Q
Isidoro mismc. enviandO luego
a. pequsluelo a Supiera dos
tamoel cue p2fs lsizno
Tod0 este era 10 que Maria iba
q coufSzr ; MiguG esa uzh2-
Ia, al fin
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
DEPDRTE
DERRoTADo BOB SAyAJE
eOur
Banjo ROtO , Sangrs

Era una noehe de mala san
gre. Bob Savage sc proponia IN
mAlar dos luchadores De s6hda
envergadura, Don Evans y A.
Getz.
Subi6 Savage con Ia suavi-
dad" de IN oso y le sigui6 Don
Evans. Fl plblico asiduo, el de
los lunes de Benjamin Field, -
peraba 10 sensational.
Sc agarraron Evans y Savags
y Al Getz eSperaba fuerz.
Savage guerra atomizar s -
sdversario: pero rOd6 al tabled
y entonces Getz, desde fuera, 8.
rregl6 Jas eosas Dc modo que g
vans quedase encima ' q barbu.
do debsjo.
Pero cuando 81 parieue d
Evans, el del gallo. VIC 70 Gus
hscfa Getz. avanz6 sobre e.. CO
mo avanE6 sObre e. como una q
IRA. y con el banjo h pogo en- q
csbes, 6errih&n6olo Sclto 2
gallo q psriente. y corri6 Per
seguido por GetL. Ala Sc uri
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

|eienda, iNuestro huo. nuestro
.hpot"~ Made 10 bu scara como
Iyo he de %buscarlol... Made Sc
tomara e loco inter6s que noso-
|tros en- hallar Sus huellas!...
Maria de las Nieves lanz6 un
suspiro muy hondo v. muy dolO-
.roSo.
iHabia llegado Ell gran momen
.tol
Era precise hGblar, confesar a
.su amante TODD 10 ocurrido en- Ia
hacienda durante su ausencia de
Ia casa, en- Ia noChe fatal. en- Ia
manaua inolyidable Y tragica...
Donde crcss I'd que pueda
.es'ar nuestro hijito, Miguell-
prcgunto al cabo de un instante
de silencio.
No "a. no stL.. lTemo 70
horrible. 10 espautoso.. cue e
SOS salvsics nos 10 hayan mata-
40 tNro 70 to iuro que 81 no 10
e''SontramOs, mi engauzs Va
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
CESAR WITT HACE
L GpoWbG z pdblico. psro no
los dHeIOS del team

Oakland. California. Octubrs
regressdo a eStz eiu6aG,
luego de una temporSda SsnSa :
.cional en- "a Ligz Americana. (,
notable y appreciate director Ge
los Indios de Cleveland. Oscar
Wiz
Dos Q tres pe.o.eros dSguStS-
dos inspiraron "a rebellion eu cor
ira mia, 10 que. segdn algunoS
observadoreS. e oost6 & camp=o
nato al Ciev5ensd. Las diferen :
.eias tuvieron 81 punto eulminau
te cuando Bob FeIer y otros ju-
gsdores demsndsron de- presi :
dente Ava Bradley exigiera ds
Wit ceSara de "arrearloS". 70
que venia hacienda en- beneficic
de- club y para alcanEzr IN ms
yor ndmero de victOrias. Yo nc
renuncie entonces porque no me
gusta dimitir bajo el fuego: p4-
70 hasta que Ia JuRta de Direc-
torres sc reuna no conocere mi 81
uscioH.
e. pdblicO de Cleveland NE
do 81 apoyo. en- IN eien por eie1
to, pero no los duehOs de- club.
"Nsda saba 70 de IA eonspi,
rsci6n hasts que regree de N
mitin eelebrado en- Lynn. Mass,
donde hube de p%ronRncisr III
discurso. Bob FeAer - suponis
iba 3 hacer el visie conmigo y
mo 10 hizo. Cuando 70 K elOgiaba
como IN exeelente muchasho y
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

In gran eSpejo azul Sc retra-
t6. de prcnto en- Ia lejania, a Ia
derShs de- canine
Era e. mar.
e auto aeeler6 Is Marcia,
para detenere por dltimo. a una
orGen de Miguel. junto . un Pc
queao pinar de Ia costa.
Los amantes echaron pie a
terra. periieRdose entire e bos-
.quecil,o que ,enia al pie de Ia
collins IN fest6n De espumas del
mar.
CogidoS de- brazo. en- Sileneio.
Maria y Miguel Sc perdieron en-
ire Jos pinOs. luego dc ordenag
al ch6er que les eSperara.
De pronto. Maria rompi6 Ell
silezciO para dscir a media vor :
Mah2na nos vamoS, YER
dad. Miguel?
ST, alma Mshsna. va Sc me
tsr6s e verne en- Eusstra ha-
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
E Ell JUE-
YES CON MARTY CLARK

e. soldado De MacDiH Field,
Marty Clark, reapareeera el jue-
yes tenien6o de contrario q Mi
ekey Shaw. IN corpulento he :
breo de New York.
Tendra q encuentro una du :
raci6n de 10 ssaltos y los peri
toS eSuman que Clark sc mstera
IA victoria en- e. bOSiIlo.
Shaw hizo aver eje~rcicios Y
AS personals cue le visron en- az
ci6n estimRn cue Sabe ~boxear
peru ignoran 81 ~capacidad de re
sStspcis bSjo los golpes.
ASeEur1 e viSit2nte que ST.
psr6 sn 10 zSSltoS : "a ~Duraro-
ca &c Pat Striking. p1gl muy
eorgetGo II sS.a ciudsd. "Venei
: H&r6Sa y ssso e Ago que
Clark Il Il poii6o hacer." e
tho e2s hcxa16o puedo aveR-
tzi1r q xl6z5o
A peS2r De As practices de
Shaw : eoErzn6o cue q La
M2v1s - = c1zvisrs una de =
rrot2 6s Clark. e Sldz6o spa-
rsce cozo fzvori-o sn As poczs
ap3Sxs ozos-sG&.-
Clark 6aiz aTer: ESta e u
Ia PEA que 6ebo ganar para
enton1G pedir Il revsnoha con
Maynard Daniels. e dnico hon.
bre que NE Ia derrotsdo. Da :
niels. pro5sra entonces "a efac-
lvidad de mis- punos.
Domingo Torres, que aeababa
de easarse, peleara de nuevo con
frankie Thomas, el protegido da
"a enpress y por este combase
tOdES Jas semznas.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

Ell Uernes por Is nocne, en-
Mi9ni. los Espartanos de a l.
niv&rsidad de Tampa So batir&u
con los Hurasarss &c Miami
Todo indi;a que no podran
jugar Bear Wolf, de rs L
bras, y Vic Hatch. que tiele
fracturado IN pie. Milan Bueh-
an ests en- "a lEtz de los dude
SOS.
Vienen realizando excesntas
rabsjos, en- "a spractieas. Whi-
rey AIbers Y Frank Straner. dos
De los novatos de los Esparta-
los.
Nash Higgins ira e. jgeves :
Miami, con su msjcres srlstas,
b cen e. ira tambisn Person.
Champ Williams, de loo Il
bras, volvera s briIlsr de nue.,
70 en- Ia defensive
Ira z Miami N numeroso grg
Do &c tampenOs para amman
hs j6venS locales
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
VICTORIA DEL CHILENO
ARTURO GODOY
Fn6 una pelCa viaeEtG

F..adafia, octubre s-En i
ia violenta pelea s diez ssaltos
Arturo Godoy, q chileno. derro-
is anoche q Gus Dorazio, por
runtos. dando IN pase de AVIAN
&c hacia otra pelsa mas con JO-
IS Luis. Fus IN eou-ste violen-
to. psro sin esid&s.
Tenla Godoy III margen DC
.ventaja de echo libras y pesz5a
202. La decision de los Juices
fus unanime. Presenciaron e
match mas De 5000 PersOnas.
Godoy recurri6 a IA tsedea
del encogimiento. que con tar
buen resultado hubo de utiiz2l
.en su primer bout con Jos
Luis. Durante IA 2eei6n, en- to.
dos los INSTANCES. q chLsno con.
zui6 6Stacar 81 CeStrsZa.
Dorazio habis ganado once q
.Nas consecutivas pero no pods
iupsdir cue Cooley K eastigzrs
icon Ia izquierda. en- los -elin.
cne. Sis rounds sc le anosa'
ron al triunfador. dos para e It
lrot2do ' dos tshS
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

ron al eh6fsr que los ileysrs a.
uaiec6a de- mar.
Les Gitiuos gruPos Dc eASas
'Que6aron atraS entire bsFrac0-
rs 6e fzbrieas y prCnto CO
uenzron 3 desfilar unos esm-
PCS bien eultvsdos. con gruPoS
6epersos O. arboleS.
Los amantes callahan.
Maria liewaba entire las suyas
una De as manoS DE- hcmbre
|querido y. de yea En- veL VOL
viendo haeiz e "a ezbeZz, e son
rsla Dc III -odo may duke
z door. "a tragsdis, hzbiz
undo sls c~cra1oneS &C On moc0
my hon5O. con ssA eS6ena d
aesro irvupsble cor cue unen
las Gmauuus, mas f0erS C
Il cue tier6en entre las alnaS
las mayoTes a.egriaS
.Migse.ito nc e eucOutr&-
baL
lNo, DC Sc snoozIsbs Por
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

ninguna partel
Y q horror De il eOmproban-
90 a eorrer &c los dias. al correE
de las horas que e. chiQuitin a.
.doradisimo no sc hallaba pOr
.parte alguna. hsbia anudadO 'Os
.pechos ' los eSpirits de hS d
.dr@ con mas fuerzs que todos %
.amoreS
mo. MiguelitO no sc eneOn-
.trSbaL
SexGn Miguel. los feroce ~
.clnos deblan haberlO asesinsdo,
arrojanco lEezO al ead&ver al
rio Chico. o alguna ehaEca o ria
chuelo de IA region De los lagos.
e. spasionado padre prone
.tiase tCnar Semplar vsnganEa
de los indios, tan prcnto vosie-
Los RoSale a e4ca ms
.tante. relzmpSEos De an edo fe-
ron surcaban 81 roStro noble y
varonL
Psro Nara de Jas News no
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

cone Is 6Eoo autS gre rada
.rara ncvli1ar a t11a a gate
e finSa q FIN e encoutTar
q N~IlE1eli,o
Les 6oS snants S.sb2E aho
"a Sccs
Miguel &c G3Ema1. rStab.s-
edo I'm de SIS held2s hSgo
&c q1.rce dias dc pnosa e0lvs-
euclA, habi2ss trasadad0
con 81 anau,e q uno is As re
iora ho.la d "a eildad
Fra una mzzana s1avs = dul-
&c Dc 0,o5o
Maria Dc Jas Nisvs e pEo
Jos qualities. v-visE6ose h2cA &.
hombrs a6or45o a. tisnp9 Soe
5scia.
VAN
-Vauo. a,ma-rp1so q
lmar.s
La -ajer le ofrvS 81 brazo
IS szlsron
Egyel6o O. centre OE5eaa-
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
Los Terriers contra los
PlaHtGioreS

ri viernes por "A nOche. 81
Philips Fisld. los Terriers de
Hils6orcugh, vencedorsS IA Sc
mana paSsda - enfrOntaran
cen e fuerte once" de los a.
gricultores &c Plant City.
Ia seu2na psSsda Antonio
Tompkins recibi6 una ASTHMA
dura. en- IN hombre. Y SOLO Sc le
uSsra en- case nsceSario.
Muy intsreSauts reSUltar9n
AS p~racticas de aver, dirigidas
por Sturgeon Cherry.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

COMO IN pitcher Tlaravlicso. ez
cusaado su'susepzis, e Sc alinea
"a con los nsyoordinadcs y pc
dismi eiecuci6n como manager.
S 10 dos 0 tres pronunciation Jas
o~laciones de queja. Los Otros sc
aEregaron como espeetadores.
Creo a~ctualmente que clos Ia
mentan 10 que hieieron. Dsspues
del GItimo Gesafio todos me e.
trecharon Ia mano y me deSea-
ron IN invierno feliz. Con una o
jos excepciones, me djeron que
speERban Verne como director
an "a primavera."
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
Dent Spread Your Cold Cough
Get nentho-M uIsiop .

ING highest grade lockwood ere2-
~ for penetration. GeApina Cal
AIs;o- ; taste the VII family
ike. It clirgs to We mem
brI hes So its soothing, healing m
er@Hients ac' faster, better. An
ohio minister recently said from
bis Gpu4it:
aAtterdane, st church is neces-
sary for human welfare. 0ut a2nt
@ndanger TIE e~oaerecatita VITA a
sold cough wfea M~entho-Mu'slon q
so inexpensive and easy to cOtain-
N,ntho-M ui5ion IS endorsed ~
YOUR neigh5ors a1d Up granted ~
leading dr4rgists rvorT Te-Ids'
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
LIZA NTERSUCIAL

Sc reunira hoy IA Liga Inter
social q las 3 de "a noohe. en- q
edifieiO De Ia Unione Italiana.
CueStiones de Importance -
ran diScutidas-
RusgaSe Ia asiStencia de tOdos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

A cola cough seriously endaLgers'
.,a our family, szA your business
IlnessNom colds and
-ags czuses more loss OF time
I I'll other diseases combined.
II vou have a cough due to a cold
~ Nertao-Mulsion, the giaran-
tsea meiicihe, today. If hentho-
MuIsioE fails TO stop your cougnh,
mraiiately snd ge you e1ureiy
ere- ycuT cold cough quicker tnan
INV me4;cire you ever tried as"
OF voar money b. K.
Nertho-MLlsion is mole than or
redi1;ne. 1t eortains VIZ,
A ami D to build youl e5'o
resistance. and seven soothtng
a-HnR oils and H1Gue1ts, 'nc!ao'