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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-05

ter. Marjorie, Of Solen are spending
few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Pagel and
children Of Valley City were guests
in Bismarck Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Krieger Of
Hazen are transacting business here
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. Briest have
returned to iceland after = few
deys' visit here.
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FOR EXCHANGE

Dishwasher at Frank
Place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Giffey Of Gar
rison and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Giffey
of Stanton are in Bismarck on bust
ness this week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-05

FOR RENT-Six room modern
house, located at. 223 Twelfth
street. Phone 503-W.
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DR.. H. T. Perry and family are
enjoying a brief vacation trip to
Minnesota and Winnipeg.
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J. P. Cunningham, president of
the Security National Bank Of Mo-
bridge, South Dakota, is q business
visitor in Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-05

Mrs. H. R. Ringoen and daugh-
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
SANDING invita- AL PUEBLO
AQuE MATE AL0S AMERICA
NOS SQUE HAY EN- NICARAGUA
Han SidO RecOgidOs
VOlanteS En- ESe
SentidO
Sc Cree Fueron Impres0s En-
Ell Quartet General Del Lfder
Rebelde

MANAGUA, Mic, Abril EN-
las Oficinas Principales de los ma
rinos americanos, en- esta Capital,
Sc encuentran volantes cue han 81
do recogidos Y muchos de los cua-
les fueron repartidos tanto en- esta
capital como en- otras poblaciones Y
en- los que Sc incita al pueblo a
que, como una represalia por la
invasion americana, de muerte a
todos los americanos que Sc encuen-
tran en- Nicaragua y especialmente
a los marinos de ocupaci6n.
Sc tiene la creencia de que los
volantes fueron hechos en- ell Guar
tel General del rebelde Augusta
Sandino.
En- las mismas oficinas Sc en-
cuentran importantes documentos,
segdn Sc dice, que fueron recogidos
a un cabecilla de Sandino que mu-
rio en- uno de los 1ltimos combates
registrados en- ell Norte del pals.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
SENAS DELOS
KLANES, AQU|
TInn no EIInc CnIn IIm9
UnO De EllOS Solo Una
BicicIeta DejO
AbandOnada

En- una casa situada por la Ca
lie Franklin todos los dfas, al le-
vantarse sus moradores, con gran
asombro notaban que, en- las puer-
tas paredes, Sc encontraban Sc
fiales de la Sociedad de los Ku-
Klux-Klanes.
Cada mafiana borraban las mar
cas-, pero al siguiente dfa volvfan
a aparecer por 10 que, para averi-
guar quien dejaba tales senas, pu-
sieron por su cuenta un velador.
A la noche siguiente, lego un
hombre montado en- una bicicleta
y. al pretender impresionar las
marcas, lie salio ell velador por 10
que tuvo que correr, olvidando la
bicicleta, la que ha sido entrega-
do a las autoridades y las que Sc
encuentran empenadas en- dar con
ell propietario de ella.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
VUELO SIN
ESCALAS A
ELI JAPON
81 Tiene ExitO Sc Cont
nuara AL RededOr
Del MundO

NUEVA YORK, N. Y, Abril g.
Ell Teniente Alberto Hall ha anun-
ciado a un grupo de sus amigos
que, a fines de este mes o mas
tardar a principles del entrante,
intentara llevar a cabo un vuelO
sin escalas, desde Seattle, Wash,
hasta ell Jap6n.
ST ell vuelo a traves del oceano
es logrado por ell Teniente Hall,
continuara su viaje al rededor del
mundo, tratando de establecer un
record de tempo, y siguiendo Ia
ruta de Harbin, Moscow, Londres,
st. Johns, N. F., y Nueva York.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
BAN A MATAR
AL ASESINO De
Franco VILLA
Para Yengar La Muerte
Del GnerrinerO De
Durango

Ell PASO, Tex, Abril 6.-Uno
de los periodicos que Sc publican
en- esta ciudad, ha recibido noticias
de que, en- la Capital del Estado de
Chihuahua fueron fusilados tres in
dividuos en- virtud de que Sc les en-
contro culpables de intentar asesi-
mar al Diputado Salas Barraza.
Ell Diputado mencionado es am
pliamente conocido en- virtud de que
Sc hizo pasar como ell asesino del
General Francisco Villa.
Seg1n parece la muerte de Ba-
rraza habfa sido tramada para ven-
gar La del guerrillero duranguense.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
LOS OBREROS ESTAN
CONTENTOS CON LAS
REFORMASALASLEYES

TAMPICO, lamps, Abril 6.-La
question del petroleo es 10 que mas
interesa en- estos momentos la ma
ci6n, pero principalmente en- esta
region en- donde Sc encuentran ca
rentes de trabajo millares de obre-
ros que antes prestaban sus SER
vicios en- la industria del petr6leo.
Por este motive los sin trabaio
han recibido con beneplacito las
reformas la ley, va que las COM
pafifas petroleras nuevamente han
empezado a ocupar a sus antiques
trabajadores.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
Ell EQU|PO De
MOTOCICLISTAS
Que Hace Fl Viaje A
Chicago, ESta En-
Tucson

En- esta ciudad Sc encuentra ac-
tualmente ell Equipo MotQciclista
Mexicano, ell cual, procedente de la
capital de la repdblica, Sc dirige
hacia Chicago, a donde va con el
objeto de competir con los demas
motociclistas estadounidenses, en-
unas competencias organizadas por
una de las Fabricas de vehfculos de
esa clase.
Ell equipo mexicano est& COM
puesto por particulares y por ex-
policias de la ciudad de Mexico y
sus componentes vienen sostenien-
dose de por ST, dando exhibiciones
en- cada plaza a la que llegan.
Su excursion es solo con ell objeto
de demostrar sus habilidades al to
mar parte en- el concurso que men
cionamos.
En- cada poblaci6n a donde han
llegado, han dado exhibiciones.
mostrando sus habilidades v 10 que
les ha Waldo altos elogios de la
prensa Y del p1blico en- general.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
BOX VUELVE A
HABLAR SOBRE
LAL. MEXICANA
InSiSte En- Que Sc POnga
BajO Quota A Los
LatinOS

WASHINGTON, d. c., Abril g.
Ell Representante Box, cuya inicia-
tiva para que la immigration me-
xicana y latino-americana fuera
restringida ha sido derrotada,
nuevamente ha vuelto a tratar en-
ell Senado, sobre la necesidad de
poner bajo "cuota" los inmigran-
tes latinos.
En- varias poblaciones del Esta-
do de Texas, dice ell Representa-
te Box, Sc ha visto a millares de
mexicanos buscando alimentos en-
tre los desperdicios.
La Influenza del trabajador me-
xicano ha hecho que millares de
obreros americanos sean rechaza-
dos, por que los patrones prefie-
rem la labor barata del mexicano.
Los negros, dice ell Represen-
tante Box, han sido suplantados
totalmente, en- varias parties, por
los mexicanos, que Sc han apropia-
do de las labores de aquellos.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
Ell AVION
PARA EN-.
CARRANZA
Fue Va OrdenadO A San
Diego LiStO En-
Mayo

CIUDAD DE- MEXICO, Abril g.
Ell peri6dico Excelsior que ha
conducido la colecta popular para
costear ell vuelo del photo mexi
cana Emilio Carranza, desde esta
Capital hasta la de los Estados
Unidos, para correspondent al he
cho por ell aviador Lindbergh, ha
ordenado va San Diego, a la
misma casa que construy0 ell a.
vi6n para Lindbergh, Ell aparato
para Carranza.
Ell aereoplano para ell photo me-
xicano, sera enteramente igual al
nuevo construido para Lindy, ten
dra lugar para cuatro pasajeros y
ell photo y un tanque para. doscien-
tos veinte galones de gasolina.
Tendra apropiaciones para ms
talar un tanQue en- uno de los lu-
cares de los pasajeros, y cuyo tan
que tendra una capacidad de qui-
nientos galones.
Segin los despachos recibidos
de San Diego, la casa tendra listo
ell aereoplano para ell dfa IA de
Mayo 10 entregara al dfa siguien-
te.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
EI BancO De Mexico Va
A FOmentar FL TuriSmO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 6.
Ell senior Alberto Mascarenas, Di-
rector del Banco de Mexico, ha ma
nifestado que, en- 10 adelante, la
institution que representa-, creara
una departamento especial dedica-
do a dar toda clase de inforres Y
facilidades los turistas que 9isip
ten el pals.
Asf mismo ha manifestado que,
en- breve, saldra una excursion de
Del Rio, con rumbo a diferentes
parties de Mexico Y cuya excursion
es como resultado va, de los traba-
jos emprendidos por ell Banco de
Mexico.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
POlemiCa JuridiCa
SObre Agrarisnlo
(Agencia Trens)

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, AbriI
O. Entire notables abogados
mexicanos de distintas filiacio-
nes Sc ha empehado una inte-
resante polemica de fndoIe ju-
ridica, sobre 81 proceden no
los amparos de la Suprema Cor
te en- los casos de reparto de
'tierras.
e licenclado Antonio Dlaz so.
to y Cana, ha venido sos9o.
niendo que no procede ese re-
curse y en- cambio ell Iicencia-
DO Antonio Ramos Pedrueza d.
'ce que 81 cabe ell amparo en- ta-
les casos.
Sc asegura que los Maeistra-
dos de la Corte estan orienta-
dos en- su mayoria en- este 1Iti.
mo sentido.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
| q Gs,ss2s ns2 S
Por Solrac

De las muchas sociedades que en-
esta ciudad existen de algunas
de elias, por 10 regular de las
mas chicas, sc habIa mucho, d.
ciendose que hay morosidad en-
sus empleados, que las Creoen'
ciaIes Sc entregan con mucno
retraso Y quien sabe que
otras yerbas mas. Existe tam
bien otra Sociedad, muy grande
y con muchos empleados y, sin
embargo de ESQ, las credencIa-
les correspondence a aplica-
clones que Sc hicieron desde e.
primer mes del ano, hasta hace
pocos dfas, fueron entregadas
y, 10 mas maIo del asunto
es que, los mismos que hablan
de las Sociedades pequeias, son
los empIeados de la GRANDO-
IA. Pero como dicen, cria fama
echate a dormir.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
Gales Sc Encnentra
En- San Juan De Ulua

VERACRUZ, Yer, Abril 6.-El
Presidente Gales que Sc halla en-
este Estado aprovechando las va
caciones de Semana Santa, ha par
lido para San Juan de Ulda, en-
donde permanecera toda la Sc
mana.
Ha anunciado que desea descan-
sar Y que, durante ell tempo de
los dfas de esta semana, no reci-
bira a ninguna delegation Y solo
tratara asuntos de suma importan-
cia.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
La Soc. 'MOCtezuma"
Paga In Funeral

La sociedad "Moctezuma," de es-
te lugar, en- dfas anteriores hizo el
pago de la cantidad correspondent
te al Funeral No. %, ocurrido en-
Morenci, en- su Logia No. Id radi-
cada en- aquel lugar.
Seg1n nos informan los MEM
bros de la Directiva de tai socie-
dad, en- breves dfas sera cubierto ell
No. %, correspondence la defun-
ci6n registrada dltimamente en- es-
ia ciudad.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07
Bale pOr Ell Alma JOven'

En- el amplio Salon Odd Fellows.
de este lugar, tendra verificativo
hoy por la noche, un bale de ad-
mission, el cual ha estado siendo or
ganizado por el Club "Alma Jo-
ven."
Be nos dice que habra una muy
buena mdsica que, asf como el sa-
lon, haran que los concurrentes pa
sen un ratio sumamente agradable.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07

Como uno de los motives que
Sc han argumentado para que en-
Tucsons construya un Edificio
destinado a las Oficinas Fedora
les, Sc ha manifestado que, ell Co.
bierno de los Estados Unidos, a.
nualmente, paga una cantidad no
menor de $4,000 por los diferen-
tes locales que tiene rentados.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07

La uran noticia! En- los MochIs,
Sin, se suicide una mujer mexl-
cana, por decepciones amorosas
tenidas con un hijo de la Gran
China, con quien habIa estaoo
viviendo por aieun tempo. un
coIeqa de Sonora Sc lamenta de
la traeedia y Sc vueIve pestes
contra los asiaticos, cuando mas
valdrfa que 10 hiciera en- contra
de las chineras, que son las que
tienen la cuIpa y las que, de
buena nos libraban, 81 siguieran
todas ell ejempIo de la muJer
que nos ocupa.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-07

4 primer Ministro de Italia
Mussolini, ha roto las hostIlida-
des contra la Santa Sede, pro-
hibiendo que la juventud sea en-
sehada por Sociedades Catolicas,
cosa identica a 10 que acontece
en- nuestro pals. Sc nos ocurre
preauntar: lComo andara la CO.
sa clerical que hasta Ell mismo
MussoIini, en- las mismas BAR
bas del Papa, tiene que ponerle
coto2
Evening star., 1928-11-10

1904 St NV Main 3677
7-RM. BUNGALOW: ELECTRICITY. HEAT.
water. garage; acre Of ground; rent S35
Central ave. Palmer ave, Capitol Heights.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

COLOHED.
rooms. bath. cellar, p0rches; oak f00fs
cellar. tubs; gas and elec.i small cash pay
ment; monthly. like rent.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

- JEFFERSON PARk. -.
High. oak-shaded home sites. 50xl25. with
city, water and sewer. paved street and side
walk, $l,265 Worth twice the sum. consid-
erng class OF homes. and improvements.
competitive prices and future prospects, Try
on the Mount Vernon Memorial Boulevard.
Send for literature. 212 Southern Building.
Main AiQ1
Evening star., 1928-11-10

sTORE-ABOUT $50 SO FT. AND THREE
or four rooms; clean section, of car line
low rent; careful use: Responsible party.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
828 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
$4,000.
1898 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
$4,000.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..

For a Community Store Ill
Wesley Heights.
There is storeroom IN, the Com
munity. Club House in Wesley Heights
available for drug store or similar
Specfsity shop. This is a restricted
section and Will provide within itself
profitable. trade for business
rightly conducted. and with which
there will be no competition. The
Storeroom is modern, OF adaptable
size and very moderate rental.
Apply to
W. &. & A. n. MILLER,
1119 18th ST. DECATUR $40.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
SALE OR EXCHANGE,

WILL TRADE ElGhT-ROOM. TWO-BATIi
house. 4849 Kansas avenue. for Six-room,
One-bath house. Owner, MR.. RAYMOND,
728 l4th NV. Main 1910 13~
100 ACRES. FAIRFAX COUNTY TWO SETS
of GuildingS; will divide to suit. THOMP-
son. Main 1885 or Columbia 1901. IL"
EIGHTY -FIVE-FOOT FRONTAGE. DOWN
town business property; 18Th st. near K NV.
Gross rents, 100000; equity, $50 600; lst
trust only: want lst or 2nd comm. zone
ground or warehouse. II. II. HOWENSTEIN
CO. 1871 H st. NV, M. 90S.
SEVERAL. SMALL HOUSES. ONE TRUST
and cash for apt. house about $4,000 or
less or large downtown house Address Box
l92-H Star office.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MODERN
brick home of rooms, reception hall and
baths Subject to one sac trust.
BRODIE AND COLBERT. INC.
1902 Eye St M. l0l09.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
SALE--HOUSES.


BY OWNER-16I5 ST Sc, 20x32; H.-W
heat. baths. porches; white com; arr. for
families. Key at 1909 II Sc l4'
SIX LARGE ROOMS AND BATH: LARGE
berlin weather-stripped: Ruud instantaneous
water heater: fine condition ready TO move
Priced riaht Phone owner. Cleveland 453l;w.
8-ROOM BRICK, 18th ST. BETWEEN @. 4
R--Very low price to make quick sale Tor
PSc iSi4 VT fens % sse Mr.
IIO7 MASS. AVE. NV, DOWNToWE-DE-
tached l2-room brick. southern exposure
large Gnt raHpeS for repns oSg
S apartments. Reduced account sickness.
WI exchange equity for bungalow. OWN
ATTRACTIVE GROOM. BATH DETACHED
house with earaee; nice lot This is one OF
the few homes that has no fault in plan
ming or finish large rooms ali modern con-
venenceS open fireplace located Just OF
Georgia ave near Walter Reed. The price
alone yin se:l this to the hsst .5srson In
TfELPs fTffi.Ps i4i4 I" NV n~ MAJ" ''''' "'"
MUST SELL NO CASH DOWN NEAR
room and bath brick almost new hot water
heat; all improvements. 5 porohes, donbis ,,
large gar9s ,n 9s3o wide alley hylH
$4.95O $3.50 CASH. SAB Mo.--i42b q, CAR,
ave. Broom. bath, brick eleci excellent
condition; brick garage; open to pm
FROM OWNER. O ROOMS HATH. H-WH..
garage; perfect condition, Phone n. 775s-W'
lilO owen St ne.
OPEN-ONE BLOCK EAST CH Oh. CIRCLE
q beautiful homes containing every mod
ern feature; bedrooms, b., buiit~in sar,
porches, 5000 Queaada ST.
SIX-ROOM FRAME DETACHED HOUSE,
excellent location n CHEVY Chase, Md, near
Connecticut ave. Priced reasonably Tor
sale by owner direct. Phone wis. s4sl, IL
NEARLY NEW. DETACHED ROOMS, Is,
oak floors. iaVat0ry, fireplace, h,Wh., cleo,
gas; large corner lot III NV Hennetd tfom
$3.50 TO %d600 OWHER, ClGv 2bs7 i2'
SIX ROOMS; ANIL GAS HARDWOOD
floors; block from stores, bank, station ana
Dus; In Clarendon. Va $1,000, viii take
clear lot as 1rst payment III small cash. r..
3l54 Smith, II t0 8. IL
COLOHED.
haiI LAa nnnLa.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

For Sale or Exchange.
The owner will trade his exclusive high
! class apartment house in the heart OF the
| best residential section of the Northwest.
There are eight apartments OF three spacious
| rooms and bath: modern in all equipment,
| including FriRidare; the entire building in
| splendid condition. The price is right. The
! owner will take small house as part pay
| ment. Address Box l86-H, Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

1904 st NV Main 3d17
COLORED 8 ROOMS, BATH, NOT WATER,
gas and eec.; $50 cash. t35 per mo.
HOLMES co,
Evening star., 1928-11-10
EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN NEW FIVE
room. tile bath bungalow for lot. 3036
Vista st. ne. los
WILL TRADE FREE AND CLEAR ISLAND,
containing over 5000 acres. for Washington
property. Mr.. ROSEMAN, 1887 Pennsylvania
ave. NV.
WILL EXCHANGE 276 ACRES. FREE AND
clear farm, for good lunchroom or other
business. Mr.. ROSEMAN. 1887 Pennsylvania
ave. NV.
WILL TRADE MY EQUITY IN GOOD SIX
room house at PIT K st. ne. for Chevrolet
Ford or other small car in good condition
MR.. LANDA,
402 Smith Bldg. Main 1886. II"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04

the delta" Of the old Greek alpha
bet was somewhat like the illustra-
lions Of this article.
The Greek" d.. when found in
handwriting, always tells US that the
maker loves culture and has the in
stinct TO follow and develop his or
her " culture. ! say the instinct,
for astonishing as it may seem, this
cultured d sometimes is found in the
handwriting of people who know
little of culture and who. very prob
ably, never heard of the Creeks!
When that d is found in such circum-
stances, you may be sure that the
writer is one who would acquire an
education rapidly and then would 60
on to the development of culture.
There il nc exception to this rule.
When the Greek q of culture is
found in highly cultured handwrit-
ing II is the assurance. of course,
that the writer not only is educated.
but has had the advantage of con-
tact with cultured people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
,usa Tickets to
se on Sale in All
Towns Of Valley

IARLINGEN. Oct. 4.-tPl-Re
la seat tickets for the Sousa band
| crt here, October %, will 20
ale in most Of the cities of the
E-y from October 10 to IS. II was
|ilnced here.
IN city or section is to be given
HEX or tickets. covering n part
he municipal auditorium. The
- will all be called back into
ingen after October ~. and
.vations will have 70 be made
teakers from the local service
4, who are to appear at service
y in other parts OF the valley
4 prepared TO start out this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04

ALSO WARRIOR
N. Y. Dem Nominee
For Governor Fights
Many Battles

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-tP1-Frank-
lin Delano Roosevelt, nominated for
governor Of New York by the demo-
cratic party. coined the phrase "the
happy warrior" to describe his old
friend, Governor Smith, but his
friends say it applies as well to him
self.
From the time, as editor OF The
Crimson, Harvard's student newspa-
per, he fought for and obtained adj
equate fire escapes for the Harvard
dormitories, he has always been
fighting, generally for someone else.
He became prominent nationally
in 1912 when he took up the fight IN
New York for Woodrow Wilson, de-
flying the Tammany leaders, who did
not look kindly on Wilss.
AS a state senator in 1910. he came
to grips with Tammany Hall and its
then leader, Charles +. Murphy.
While In the senate friendship be-
tween himself, the rich. well edu-
Gated lawyer. and Alfred Z. Smith,
the poor, self-educated young man
from East Side New York. was seal
cd. a friendship which -ed Roose-
welt three times to propose the gov
ernor as the presidential nominee of
the democratic party, the last time
successfully.
Roosevelt's fight for Wilson at
tracted the notice Of the president.
who named him assistant secretary
Of the navy.
Nominated for vice president in
1920. Roosevelt spent the campaign
boosting the head Of the ticket,
Governor James NJ. Cox Of Ohio
again fighting not so much for him.
self as some one else.
The following year he was stricken
with infantile paralysis. lie won
his fight with death, but was left
paralyzed. He has spent his days
stree taking long swims in the
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Street
City and State
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democratic rally to b held In ths
district court room Of the eouft
house at 1880 .. m. Thursday.
]. c. Myrick Of Harlingen. Cameron
county chairman Of the snti-Smith
democrats IL 10 be the principal
speaker, DR.. S. X. Hsllam, Valley
chairman OF the organization, also
is to speak.
Others are 10 make short talks.
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In Will Wear
! Ouieter Colors

Oct. 2.-tR-Quieter
in mems clothing are an
4 ed by Savile Row. that strong
Fl Of British tailors. in honor OF
anniversary of its patron
Beau Brummel, the man who
wore the same necktie twice.
Eyers and cutters have decided
|Sn the dandy's memory the we'll
/ I'd man shall wear darker
: of blue. powder blues. greys
browns. and that where the old
checks are not used the old
weaves will be in favor again.
4, PLUS four has more gaiety
Irl,ay be anything from a red
Agh all shades Of brown TO the
1al drab, and fancy may roam
n II likes in patterns OF checks,
A,nds or clearinghouse.
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By LOUISE I c
Nnfcd GrnnhnlnCiSt

Dear MISS NICt.
Il wonder if you could tell me
what occupation would be the most
advisable for me TO follow. There are
prospects of my becoming a teacher.
Do you think / ought?
"HIGH SCHOOL"
! do wish that vocational advis-
ers could be attached to every high
school. so that no girl or boy could
begin to train for occupations unless
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friend, Gov. Alfred Z. Smith Of New
York, the state nominee went ahead
with his plans to set aside today
for rest before proceeding tomorrow
to Columbus. Ga, to speak at a
mass meeting.