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The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16
Macan HurIs Sgd Pollock Outfit
To Brilliant Win Wednesday

Denver, Colo - (SNS) - The
celebrated Ethiopian Clowns,
greatest drawing card in Negro
baseball, moved step nearer first
honors in the $4,000 world semi
professional baseball tournament
here Wednesday night, August g.,
when they defeated the former
national champions, Buford
Georgia, 6-1 in an alright contest
The Buford Shoemakers, one of
the many crack white clubs enter
ed in the tournament, have been
perennial winners and runners-up,
but Wednesday night, the Ethio-
plan Clowns Macan put the Geor-
gians on Queer Street" with a
phistling fast ball, wide sweeping
curves, and a strictly daffy change
of pace
HIT HARD, TIMELY
The Clowns hit hard and timely
against the crack Buford nine,
having already trimmed the Enid
Oklahoma, outfit the night before
Like Buford, Enid has been chronic
winner or finisher "in the money"
So bristling was the attack of
the Clowns on the Shoemakers
that the Bona Allen crowd employ
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Finishing Touches
Made On Nationals

crown in every event from the first
round to the finals. A host OF
supporters are coming from every
section to boost their aSpirant Tor
the title. California'S caravan is
treking across the continent with
it's ace school Boy" Mitchell,
the bronzed California Comet.
The Midwest is Swarming South
with the former Queen of Wo-
mems Singles, Mrs. Flora Lomax,
who is bidding to return to the top.
Texas is heading toward the Mecca
of Tennis with two aggregationS-
one from Prairie View College
for four star contenders: Lloyd
Scott, former Mems Singles Cham
pion; Mrs. Agnes Lawson, present
Womens Singles Champion and
Charles Lewis, Jr., Boys Singles
champion. From Tillotson College,
Austin. Texas, comes a group head
ed by Miss CeleStine Hatchett, who
this year defeated Mrs. Agnes Law
son in the Southwestern Tourna-
ment.
From the East on a special train,
carrying $50 fans and players, Will
be the three times former National
Champion Dr. Reginald Weir.
The Souths "Panzer Division" is
dug in at Tuskegee. the Peters
sisters. National Women's Doubles
Champions; Clifford Russell and
Howard MinniS, National Mems
Doubles Champions; Katherine
Jones. runner-up to the Woman'S
Singles Champion; Mayme Stanley,
ranking women's singles player, and
Thelma McDaniels, strong con-
tender for the girls singles champ
ionship.
From Cleveland. Ohio. will come
Lula Ballard, Jean STROBE and
Hank" Graham. They will form
the spearhead of the Ohio contin-
gent. Xavier University will have
plenty of power in Jimmy Nc
Daniel, the Mems Single Champ
ion, and Richard Cohen, a def
mite threat. The group from the
East will be further augmented by
John Chandler, Warren Weaver and
Babe" Jones.
Wednesday afternoon, August 2O,
the National intercollegiate Singles
Championship will be decided when
the leading college players OF the
South and East will play for the
historic Williams Cup. The first
winner of the National Intercolle-
giate Singles Championship was
Nathaniel Jackson who, in 1881, de-
feated Gerald Norman, Jr, the
Eastern representative, for the
tile. The present title holder In this
event is Jimmy Mcdaniel OF Xa-
vier University
One of the highlightS during the
week of play will be the exhibition
matches with Charles E. Hare, for-
mer British Davis Club player.
The entertainment has been
carefully planned SO that there
will not be a dull moment during
the tournament week. 1t is a
homecoming for those who were
here for the 1881 and the 1897
tournament and will be revelation
to those who are making their
initial pilgrimage to the Wimble-
don of America.
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Boston National Golf Meet
Looms As Challenging Item

to understand their rating. I will
state briefly some of the facts and
Let it rest with your own judgment
for approval.
About twenty years ago here in
Chicago it was almost impossible
for Walter Speeky who at that
time was the only golf minded in
dividual to appear at any golf
course without having some alter
cation. He was arrested several
times for fighting for the right due
him to try and play golf at various
municipal glOt courSesI He was
forced in court with injunctions to
keep from being molested by en-
vious groups who would always
try and keep him from playing
golf. In August, 1926, Walter
Speedy with Robert Hawkins got
together and with several entries
had their first golf meet at Stow,
Mass. 1t was repeated in 1927 and
1928 at Stow, and in 1929 moved
over to Westfield New Jersey.
In 1880 the Pioneer Golf club of
Chicago succeeded in being hosts
for the golfers and held their meet
at Casa Iona course, Powers Lake,
Wis. At this time the United Golf
ers Association was organized and
incorporated under the laws OF
Illinois for the sole purpose OF
promoting golf and holding meets
annually to decide the champions
among pros, amateurs ard women
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16
MAX BAER, ABE SIMON CLASH
AT N. Y. POLO GROUNDS IN
SEPTEMBER 5 ENCOUNTER

The Mutual networks parade OF
championship boxing matches con
tinues in August when Don Dunphy
and Bill Corum describe the Gus
Lesnevic!l- Muriello light
heavyweight title tilt on Tuesday
son Square Garden. The broadcast
the 25th from New York's Madi-
will begin at 10 pm, EDST. The
ontest is scheduled for Is rounds.
AS announced, Buddy Baer and
Abe Simon, two Gargantuan heav-
les will mix'em up on Friday, Sep
tember 5, in Madison Square Gal
den.
The Joe Louis-Lou Nova heavy
weight championship buot will
probably be held in the third week
of September. This will also be q
Mutual exclusive.
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Mcdaniel To
Defend Title
In Nationals
Rv T. ID. McGHEE

ORANGEBURG, s. c -(oNo'-
The stage is set for the epoci,al
silver Jubilee Anniversary OF ',ie
American Tennis Association to pe
held at Tuskegee Institute August
1923. -
Ton flight players and a host ol
tennis lovers will invade this MS
torfc spot. which is for the thlro
time the scene of the Natlonai
Championships Of the AT. "A.
Preparation for the gala occasion
began three years ago when the
five-vear plan of the American
Tennis Association was adopted al
Lincoln University designating Tus'
kegee Institute as the place for the
observance of ATT A. twenty-tlfth
anniversary.
The program of events and So
cial activities that is scheduled tof
the big week and announced IN the
Executive Bulletin from the oflce
of Executive Secretary, Bertran L.,
Baker. promises to be the most
significant in the history of Al "A
Progress and development in "A.
IA. for twenty-five years Will DE
reflected in the sportSmanshlp ano
playing technique of players who
will compete for coveted honors IN
eleven championships to be decloed
MCDANIEL DEFENDS
Many former national champions
and. ranking players will compete
fbr the mems singles championship
which has been successfully de
tended by AT AS most sensational
and colorful champion Jimmie NC.
Daniel Of Xavier University. Lloyd
Scott. Prairie View Texas and Dr..
Reginald Weir, New York City, for
mer national champions; Richard
Cohen, Xavier University: John
Chandled, Fanwood N. j.; How
ard MINIS and Clifford Russell
Tuskegee; Robert Ryland, Xavier
University are among the leading
contenders expected to give the
champion trouble at the Silver Jul
bilee.
Jimmie Mcdaniel, in one of the
feature attractions of the week, will
defend his crown in the Intercol-
legiate Championship playoff.
Another all-out order has been
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By VICTOR H. TYNES

GREENSBORO, N. C.-(SNS)-
All indications Justify the belief
that A. and T. college will, this
year, have one of the strongest
gridiron combinations in Negro
Intercollegiate football in the
country. With the exception of
BUS" Banner, end who gradual
ed in June, the A. and T. Aggies
will possibly have the same play
eIs as last year. This years team
will be built around nucleus of
seasoned juniors and sophomores.
skilled in coordination and decep-
ton, and possessed with strength
and speed.
Assisting TIE aol' EolI1e Bernard
WI be Archie Harris, sensational
American track star and
Big Ten" football ace, who holds
the worlds discus hurting record.
Archie is expected to be a great
asset to the coaching staff, and ye
fans can be on the lookout for all
forms of modern football warfare
to come into play. Bernard will
handle the backfield and Archie
the line.
LARGE SQUAD
September 6, from so 10 80 men
are expected to report for the
initial practice session. Although
there will be a few new additions
to the Aggie "panzer division, we
shall be looking for the following
stars to. be in there booting and
tossing the ball: Gin the backfield)
Sam Bruce, Franny White, Ave
Perkins, George Brummel, Willis
Powell, and James Watson; Con
the line) Dutch" Clark, Howard
Hunter, William Lee, Havard Nixon
call guards; Joseph Garvin,
Charles Lynn, George Wilson,
(tackles) Grady Smith, Ernie
Lewis, Roy Gearing, Jimmy Mon
teiro, Brennan King, (ends); and
Ed Nance, and Julius Monteiro,
(centers).
FINE OUTLOOK
Coach Bernard said the prospects
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Labor Day To Be
Gala Occasion
At SlOssfield
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-(SNS)-

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-(SNS)-.
A day-long program of varied
activities will mark the Labor
Day activities at Slossfield Sept: l.
The celebration will blare oil TO
the tunes of Acipco band at
eleven o'clock a. m. in a banner
narade in which community church
es. civic and social organizations
will participate.
Field and track events will ins
clude pyramid-building. dashes and
broad jumping, relays. and novelty
races. These events are scheduled
for 1890 a. m.
Highlighting the sports events Is
the baseball game between Acipco
and the Chattanooga Glover leaf
All-StarS.
A money-saving rally and band
concert is set for 1880 p. m. in the
auditorium.
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A. & 7. Eyes Commanding Year
On Gridiron Under New Set Up

are good, and he is looking forward
to a successful season, but added
that time would tell. He said that
last years team was built around
a sophomore and freshman nu-
cleus, and that experience was the
much needed factor last year.
Having got this experience in 40,
with the good offensive and de-
fensive work which A. and r. dis
played last season, the Aggies rep
resent a serious threat to other
aspirants for the G. I. A. A. crown.
BACKS GALORE
The Aggies will have a wealth of
backfield material, and with the
"blitzbacks" Bruce, Brown, Brum-
mel, and White, manipulating their
famous speed plays behind strong
and shifty line, A. and T. foot
ball fans may find it difficult keep
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16

ing UP with the ball.
A. and T.'S 1941 football schedule
is as follows:
October 4. Fl-rida A. and M, at
Tallahassee Ia.
October !, Hampton at Green's
borO.
October 19, Union at Richmond,
Va.
October rs. West Va, State at
Institute, We2t Va.
November st. Paul at Green's
b0rO.
November S. organ at Greens
bOro.
November 16 irginia State at
Petersburg, Va.
November 20, orth Carolina
State at Durham, u. c.
November 20, J.. C. Smith at
Greensboro.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16
Lou Noua-Joe Louis Title
Go Set For September 19
In Yankee Stadium

The World Heavyweight Cham
pionship bout between Joe Louis
and contender Lou Nova will be
held Friday. September 10. in
New York's Yankee Stadium, it
was announced today by Mike
Jacobs, president of the goth Cen
tury Sporting Club. The bread
cast will be heard exclusively over
the Mutual Broadcasting System
under the sponsorship of the Gill
cite Safety Razor Company. 1t is
expected that two hundred stations
in the U. S. and Canada Will take
the broadcast from Mutual, and
plans to short wave the feature to
South America and other parts OF
the globe are now under way.
At the microphones to bring lis
teners the blow-by- blow and color
reports will be Don Dunphy ano
Bill Corum
The broadcast will begin at 10
pm. (EST. The bout is schedul-
ed for fifteen rounds.
Other ring features Scheouled
exclusively on Mutual:
Tuesday, August 26: Gus Iesne-
vich VS.. Tami Muriello. Light
weight title tilt. Madison Square
Garden. Is rouncs.
Friday. September 3: Buddy Baer
VS.. Abe Simon. Heavyweight con-
tenders. Madison Square Garden
Is rounds.
: In october: Red Cochrane VS..
Fritizie zivic, welterweight cham
pionship. Sammy Angott VS.. Lew
jenkins, Lightweight champloli-
ship. ,, eor
Friday. November 81: Billy eooSe
VS.. Ken Overlin, MlddleWelsliV
championship. Madison SqCeTe
Garden.
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isaac Murphy, Noted
Jockey, MemoriaIized

ers. Tt was on the eve of the Breed
er's stake: Murphy had agreed oral
" to ride La Joya for Charlie An
derson. Negro trainer. and Stovall
was the contract-rider for Lizarone
co-favorite with La Joya. Murphy
had remained at the track late that
dav to discuss the coming race with
the trainer. When he approached
the exit in the gathering twilight,
he was accosted by the big eastern
gambler with this proposition;
Isaac. I don't know what you're
going to get for riding LaJoya, but
I'll give you a $1,000 more if you'll
agree to switch to Lazzarone; l
think I can arrange the shift"
Murphy spoke quickly and quietly
in his matter-of fact manner
Moneys no figure to me; I've Civ
en- nv word to Mr.. Anderson.
With that he turned and walked
away Next day he rode La Joya
to victory over LazZarone.
Among Murphy's few remaining
personal mementos eagerly sought
by turf groups and horsemen, two
of the most valued are owned by
friends in Lexington. Ky. One, a
jeWeled watch-fob on which the
initials I'M. are outlined by dia-
monds and rubies, is owned by
James "Datch" Fuller, former ex-
erise-bcy The other, gold-leaf
stud-book in the possession OF L..
w. Taylor, titled THE HOME OF
GEORGE KINNEY" has this in
scription on the front, ITO ISAAC
Observation-Disclosures
OF NORVIN T. HARRIS, MASTER
OF MEADOWTHORPE STUD" D."
This book was a single engraving
job ordered by the owner of the
stud as a mark of esteem for the
jockey.
Officials of Washington park are
to be commended for this final
recognition Of Isaac Murphy's con-
tribution of racing history.
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amateurs clubs from coast to coast
and each year our tournaments
have become SO large it is almost
impossible to complete in four days
our program upon one golf course
The following clubs are members
of the U.G "A:
St. Nicholas Golf Club, New
York City; New Amsterdam Golf
Club, Palisades, N. Y; Chicago
Golfers Trophy club, Chicago;
Sunset Hills Golf club, Chicago;
Lincoln Golf club. Atlanta: Doug
las Park Coli club, Indianapolis:
Wolverine Golf club. Detroit: Roy
al Golf club. Washington, D. c.;
F'airview Qaf club, Philadelphia;
Quaker City Golf club, Philadel-
phia; West Coast Golf Club.
Los Angeles; Chicago Wonen's
Golf club, Chicago; and Bay State
Golf club, Boston.
The history Of this organization
speaks for itself and we are proud
to say Negro golf is at its zenith,
with players who can play better
golf than those of the so called
worlds greatest. With the cooper
aticn of all golf clubs joining with
us and making golf the slogan
Omitted We Stand, Divided we
in golf as we have in all other
Fall, the gates will be open to lead
lines of sport. Come to Boston
for the home coming of go1dom
and make 1941 the banner year,
where golf started among QUIZ
group.
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man dropped to the ground and
pantomined deep slumber as they
lay PROSTATE like dead men.
Macan then proceeded to fan
the third and final batter amid
vociferous applause.
FIFTEEN STARS
The Ethiopian Clowns 15roster
in the annual world Semi-pro
tournament here lists the following
players:
Impo, MASSES, Macan, Kalahari,
and Abbadabba, pitchers; Tarzan
and Khora, catcherS; Manager
Showboat Thomas and Blue Ger
logubi first base; Kankol, second
base; Selassie, shortstop; Taklooie,
third base; Askari, leftfield; Bissa-
gos, centerfield; and Wahoo, right
field.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16
Bowling Pin Setter
Shot By Another In
Critical Condition
ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Willie Cloud, 12-year-old pin set
ter in a Buckhead bowling alley,
Saturday had been admitted to the
Grady Hospital in critical condi-
ton suffering gunShot wound OF
the chest.
According to information, Cloud
was shot by another pin boy toying
with a revolver The incident re-
portedly cleared the bowling alley
of players.
An investigation into the shoot
ing was launched by County Po-
licemen w. j. Anderson and I. M.
Eason,
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Two october events are also
slated: A return bout between Red
Cochrane, new welterweight cham
pion and Fritzie Zivic, ex-champ;
Sammy Angott VS.. Lew Jenkins for
the lightweight championship o.
the world.
Friday. November 81, Mutual will
broadcast a return bout between
lniddleweight champion Billy Scose
and former title holder.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16
ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, (SNS)-
Mrs. Beatrice Mitchell, 33, of the
rear of 1913 Auburn Avenue. N. E..
was bruised around 9:40 o'clock on
Saturday when she repeatedly step
ped into the path of car driven
by David Stevens at the corner of
Auburn Avenue and Bell street
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
Final preparations are being speed
ed for the Silver Jubilee of the
American Tennis Association and
the Sixtieth Anniversary of the
founding of Tuskegee Institute,
which begin at 9 A. NJ, Monday
morning, August 18. The Housing
Committee, Captain Charles Ecton
Chairman, reports that deluge of
reservations has been received
from California to Florida and from
Maine to Texas. There is every in
dication that all roads lead to TuS-
kegee Institute.
The battery of championship
courts has been carefully groom
ed for the fast flashy play which
will mark the struggle for the
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16

heard by former women singles
champions. Miss Ora Washington
Philadelphia, eight times national
women singles champion, seven
times ccrsecutively, heads the list
of former champions out to relieve
Mrs. Agnes Lawson, Prairie View
Texas of the national championship
she won last year MIS-. Flora Lo'
max, Detroit, another former cham
pion is also a leading contender for
the Silver Jubilee hOnorS. The
Peters Sisters. Kathryn Jones ano
Mayme Stanley. all of TuSkegee
Institute, will give a good account
of themselves in this championship
contest.
THRILLS IN DOUBLES
The doubles events in the mems
and women divisions are expected
to be packed with thrills and sur
prises. Clifford Russell and How
ard MinniS of Tuskegee. thh pres.
ent mems doubles title holders
must face the we'll known former
champions. Richard Cohen and
Jimmie Mcdaniel; Dr. John L. Nc
Griff and John l.. McGriff, Jr., in
father and son combination that
must be reckoned with.
The Peters sisters, Margaret and
Roumania of Tuskegee, three years
women doubles champions may find
the going tough against a strong
field of newcomers.
In all the other six events any
thing may happen. A new junior
champion automatically must be
crowned. New Junior doubles
champion, new boys singles cham
pion, new girls singles champion
all loom as possible.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16
Roy Jones Is NOsed
Out Tn Detroit

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-(SNS)--
Alabama Baptists at board
here voted to use the
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16
ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)

IN ny NFe1'-- NlO1NOJ-
The effective twirling of James
Valentine righthander, plus the
fact that the visitors were without
three key men, Austell Reid. George
Humphrey, and Judge DUSTY
Owens. enabled the Hapeville Black
Barons to shade the Scripto Black
Cats 80 in stirring pitchers duel
Sunday afternoon in Hapeville.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-16

Southern and Pennsylvania Rail
road to attend the National Bapt-
ist Convention In Cleveland, Ohio,
September 10-14.
La gaceta., 1941-10-10
Pr61ima bOdG

Para manana sabado esta Sc.
nalada la boda de la encantado-
"a Srta. Gloria Avila y Ell apues
to joven Ag-Stin Pla.
La ceremonial Sc efectuara en-
la Residential de los padres de la
novia, los esposos Trinidad y AL
fredo Avila, dcrniciliados en- ell
2109 de la avenida de Armenia.
Representara a la ley ell popu-
lar notario pGlblico Sr. Candida
Perez Y como testigoS firmaran
ell acta notarial los Sres. Alfre-
do Avila, padre de la prometi-
La gaceta., 1941-10-10
La function de hon

La function de hoy
Function de gala esta noche,
en- ell teatro del Circulo Cubano.
ll~evandose a escena la preciosa
obra La Manigua" o la Mu-
jer Guiana"
La segunda parte Sc cubrira
con un extenso acto de varieda-
des en- ell que tomaran parte Ra-
miro Gomez Kemp, Velia Mar
tinez, Digna Zapata, "el negri-
to" Codina, Eel gallego" Apart =
clio y Maria Monterroso.
Las lunetas para esta function
son numeradas.
La gaceta., 1941-10-10
Santos del D6G
San Francisco de Borja
BOdd tntintd

BOdd tntimd
En- dias pasados "ontrajo ma
trimonio en- la Residential de su
hermano, Sr. Arturo Echeva-
rria. la Srta. Sara Echevarria,
con ell Sr. Emilio Garcia de la
Habana, Cuba.
En- la Residential de los espO-
sos Echevarria Sc improvis6 un
altar para la ceremonial, ofician
do ell Reverend j. F. Plainfield
de la Iglesia Bautista de North
Boulevard.
La ceremonial fue presenciada
Ipor los familiares de la joven
despOsada, va que guarda luto
por la reciente muerte de su Sc
La gaceta., 1941-10-10
Entire NOstOrOs

Despues de IL amos de ausen-
cia regres6 o Tampa, su ciudad
natal, la apreciada Sra. Isabel
Rego de Krieger. La Sra. Rego
de Krieger es hija de los espo-
SOS Jose y Virginia Rego, anti
guos residences de esta ciudad,
que ahora tienen establecido su
hogan en- Denver, Colorado.
Cuando la Sra. Rego Sc mar
ch6 de esta ciudad era una nina,
y ahora regresa casada y con un
pequeno hijo de tres amos.
Durante su. estancia en- esta
sera hu6sped de los eposos Fran
cisco Boan y Sra, domiciliados
en- ell 2702 de la Gale Is.
La familia Rego prOcede del
hist6rico Key West.
Nuestros mejores deseos por-
que su ~estancia en- esta les sea
del TODD grata.
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pamentos, llamados por suS res
pectivas juntas selectivas.
Como va hemoS dicho en- dis
tintas ocasiones, la mlsica lie
ha sido encomendada a la or
questa Ann Du Pont,' que SUI
pc conquistar muchos admira-
dores Ell pasado domingo, en- ell
festival de la Propaganda.
La gaceta., 1941-10-10
NOTAS SOCIALN
,toR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

da, y ei Sr. Agastin PA, padre
del nOvio.
Por anticipate deseamos a es
IA parejita toda clase de ventu
raS.
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Conditioned

Muy sentida Sc la enviamos a
los familiares de la Sra. Angela
Sorondo de Meza. fallecida en-
la manana de aver en- uno de
nuestros hoSpitales, Y muy es-
pecialmente a su esposo, nues-
tro apreciado amigo Sergio de
Meza.
Los funerales Sc efectuaran
en- la tarde de hoy.
iPaz a sus restos!
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En- Honor q los que Mdrchan

En- una esquela que Sc me de-
ia en- mi mesa de trabajo, por la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Asturianc, Sc no sinforma que
la matinee 9ue efectuaran ell
entrante domingo la dedican a
tres de sus v~aliosOs miembros,
Braulio Alorso, Pace Diaz y AL
varo Fernandez, los que parti-
ran p~r6ximamento para los cam
La gaceta., 1941-10-10
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Adds

Excess acids, poisons aud wastes In your
blood arc removed chiefly by your Kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
ache, Swollen Ankles. Nervousness, Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling. worn out often are caused by
non-organic and nou.Systemlc Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually IN such eases, tho
very FIRST dose OF CysteN gees right 90 work
heping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
sud wastes. Ard this cleansing. purifying
Kidney action, IN iust q day or so, may Cas-
ny make YOU feel younger, stronger and
better than in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cystex tn
sureS an immediate refund OF tine fun cost
unless you are completely satisfied You have
everything to gain and nothing TO lose under
this positive. money back guarantee so get
Oyster from your druggist today for only $50,
La gaceta., 1941-10-10
Reunion Annual

Reunion Annual ..... 49,. .-... 49,.
Esta noche Sc efectuara; la
reunion annual de las Logias la
tinas Progreso 81 e Ideal No. 55
de la Orden Odd Fellows, en- la
rue recibiran los grades hume
rosos candidates.
Ell acto sc efectuara en- los sa-
lones de la Orden Caballeros del
Aguila de0ro
Como todas las tenidas de es-
ia Orden, resultara brillantisi-
ma.