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TIDE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point fsabel
tomorrow, under normal meteoroI-
ogical conditions:
High ...... 4:32 n. m; 17.5i n. m
Low ........ 9:01 a.. m; 9:07 70. m
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-22
BRITISH HEIR
is BORN TODAY
Scotland Rejoicing Over
Girls Arrival In
Famous Castle

CLAIMS, Scotland. Aug. 22-tF-
A new heir presumptive to the Brit
ish throne rested in her cradle to-
day at CLAIMS castle, oblivious 10 the
commotion her birth caused through
the length and breadth Of the en-
pire.
Both child and mother, the OUCH
ess Of York, wife Of the second son
Of King George, were said by DR..
Davis Miles and Sir Henry Simson.
royal physicians, to be doing nicely.
The little princess is the fourth
grand child OF King George, her own
sister, Princess Elizabeth, and Prin-
cess Mary's two sons having preced-
ed her into the world. She Is the
fourth In succession TO the throne;
her uncle. the Prince OF Wales, her
father, and Princess Elizabeth all
are in precedence.
British dynasts had hoped the
child, who had been expected for
days. would be a boy, thus enabling
q male succession to the throne.
The birth was at 2:22 .. m. dur
ing a storm which beat about the old
castle in a way rernindful OF the
tempest OF Shakespeare's Macbeth,
the plot of which was laid in the
castle.
King Is Wired
The accouchment took place In
the Duchess childhood bedroom.
Besides Sir Henry Simson, who is
a noted obstetrician, and DR.. Miles,
the Duchess was attended by Nurse
Beevors, who was with her at the
time Princess Elizabeth, now four
years old, vas born.
Directly after birth OF the child
It was taken by Nurse Beevors to
John r. Clynes. British home secre-
tar, who has been here for several
days in order to attest birth OF a
royal heir, as required by custom.
Mr.. Clynes took the royal child IN
his arms and directly wired the Lord
Mayor of London, the home office
at London, and the war office, whose
duty II Is to arrange firing Of an
artillery salvo In a first salute to
the babe.
The first TO be notified we're King
George and Queen Mary, in the
summer palace at Sandl lgham,
both returned their congratulations
and will leave Sandringham today
(CorTinued on Page l4
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Take The Edge-Of The Road.
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co.-Adv.
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CLEAR ARCTIC
MYSTERY CASE
Explorer, Companion Dead
33 Years Found
On Isle

OLSO. Norway. Aug. 22-UFI- "A
thirty-three year mystery Of the
Arctic has been solved by the find
ing on White Island, Fridtjof Nan
sen land, OF the body Of the Swedish
ballonist explorer, August Andree,
by a Norwegian scientific expedi-
ton.
Andree took off In balloon from
Danes Island. Spitzbergen. In July
1897. intending TO fly TO the north
pole.
He and his two companions never
had been seen or heard 4 again.
The expedition which foul-d An
dree's body reported also the ind
ing Of the body Of one Of his COM
panions. Both were fully dressed and
well preserved
The explorer, born in Grenna,
October Is, 1854, Is believed to have
persisted within a very hort time
after the takeoff for the north. His
companions, x. Frankel and ~.
Strindberg, doubtleSSly persisted with
him but today's dispatches coming
from the expedition aboard the
steamer Brattvaag did not say which
was found with him.
For years there have been periodic
rumors that the balloon had beer
found In Siberia or that messages
purporting 10 be from Andree had
been washed ashore upon northern
coasts.
Solomon August Andree. q Swed-
ish engineer, in 1895 elaborated q
plan for crossing the north polar
region with q balloon which should
be in some degree q dirigible. equip
ped with sails and trailing ropes.
After an unsuccessful effort In
1896. when he was driven back by
contrary winds. Andree md his two
companions took of from Danes
Island. Spitzbergen, July II, II
and were swallowed up In the north
country.
Several expeditions we're sent ir
search Of them. The first started
In November. 1897. when q report
was received Of cries OF distres:
heard by shiPwrecked sailors al
Spitzbergen. In 1898 and 1899 partie.
searched the north Asiatic coast and
the New Siberia island. and IN MAY
1899. DR.. Nathorst, headed an ex-
petition TO eastern Greenland. None
OF these was successful.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-22

RIVER FORECAST
There will be no material chang.
In the river during the nav- "A *
AZ hours.
Flond premart ce.pr qa.Hr
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day we are introducing our Crash
O-Meter." On il we will carry the
number killed and injured each day
and the number OF deaths for the
year.
Today's record is blank, let's see If
We cannot keep II that way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-22

Flood Present 2f-Hr. 24-Hr-
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

n order to protect its adver-
Nsers from receiving circular
matter, it Is expressly Under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
ivered to advertisers on pres.
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

to q firing easement on land BY . single conductor
cable. A complete harbor defense may consist Of
many such groups. All mines are not fred at the
same time; only the directly under the hostile
ship. Soldiers In the shore observation station have
the location Of each mine plotted, and using sys.
tenn similar to dial telephone operation they set'
the selected mine for firing. When the current y
switched on, only that mine Is blown up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

The American people are proud Of their Panama
Canal It 10 Of no less value for military purposes
than for commercial uses and means for its defense
have not been neglected The Coast Artillery Corps
Is charged with an important part Of this defense.
Here the Coast Artillery has located its great guns
its submarine mines Its anti-arcraft guns for the
protection Of the canal locks the dams and spill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

In time Of war the Coast ARTILLERY Corps plant
and operates al controlled submarine mines ct the
entrances 70 our principal harbors Its mines are
electrically operated. and can be fred ct will from
shore station; Aystem which alleviates the great
danger to our own shipping that would come from
the use of that usual type Of mine that explodeS
when any vessel comes In contact with 1t. Coast
Artillery mine group consists of 10 mines connected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

GENTLEMAN PIANIST ACOoMP ANIsT.
G %snsE sox WsA yc 81 sc ose sO0s a.
CHILDREN BOARDED TN STRICTLY PRf-
s gHs h q se s'n RS:h s ST. Special care
TUTHmL SCHOOL. DAYS. Kbd. GRADES.
con. One Sst rate. 1880 MinsSooSS i 81 Ad i$zs.
MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN 7fcKFTg,
insssSn Con- isis y. n Sna H sSse ss4s Nv
SWEDISH MASSAGE gTflfULATTfgd.
TTsstful beneficial; in place Of daily exercise.
1923 Eairmont st. nv. Adams 7Qe4.
REDg0 lE,cS EEATMENTs, ssF chgsI.
6208. 1918 NV. u square v. Conn. ave. age
THE LEEHURsr--A REAL HOME, INVAs
sS s; sed Esn a;: p h S%
TECTIVEs-RxPERT SECRET SERVICE
issi sADS ssEDa "REMINISCENCES VIZ sRas sS SsW:
~ XoU ARE TIRED Or ILL, COME REST
nurse; spsciai attention to dist. Rates Tss.
Is no need to feel that they must accept iIl-
bsh prse ss5s s cue e nsey to
Tor sss I Wosd: mes. aS %ss s
b from ss: s sra In s css:
C0., l4th, COZ. Cnapln NAV. Col. 0431.
AGED. INVALID on PAFsALYTIC oIvEN
ray y ssrvlcs. shspSerd $50 Sn .0ss0 nome
MALE NURSE WILL GIVE SCIENTIFIC
deep breathing and upbufldinR exercises and
MASSAGE u your own home. Columbia 4242.s
HEALING MESSAGES BY EXPERT Mas
seur. A. LEO. 929 q st. NV. National 1850 :
REFINED FRENCH LADY, GOOD TEACHER
T T1IId exshanss FRENCH Lessons for dancing
LARGE, AIRY ROOM FOR AGED on CON-
herd 2350-I.
SWEDISH TREATMENTS, AGO RUBs BY
trained nurse. Hours, 10 to 7:30s hit Eye
SWEDISH MAssAQE, ELRC. TREATMENTS,
Net: 1881. once, 91S 18th Ut. NV, Apt iO4
H EkMER ShIPLEXs MAseeur, TT. N. 2As,
HoIMsTRoM. 800 Esst CAPITOL st. lincoln
222e. 10 A,ln. 70 8 p:Ia.i closed gundaye. SOC
EUEStNo noa1F-EyEhY, cARE GYM
rama I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22
RECOAdMENDED sERYTCR.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
: The following business Concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers; Any complaint found necessary
TO De made to The Star win receive
prompt attention. For admission 70
recommended Service Column can
National 5000. Branch ais.
nEpDNQ Of All kinds Renovated and STsrii-
Zee. ~ PROCESS Approved by Health Dept,
Rsdanf en- ss iissFy ss snd low Rsics Ell
6ApDINQ RENOVATED, springs, mafEresses.
cred ideal Reddine Co, "a NV. Nat. Scsa.
BkDDINo. MATTRESSES. boT springs and
p I1aoN Len0i best prices and prompt del.
WASH mattress Co. $40 Z 81. NV Nat. 6679.
BLCHCLks, VELOCIpEDEs. tc.--f7ave them
repaired Tor Christmas; caIi and deliver.
National Sport shop 24ef 18TH. col 1855.
HQLLkR and Furnace Repairs crate Bars;
MsiainE, boller Replacements Asbestos Cow
eLlnk. Automatic Water Feeders. Superior
seIylce. reasonable rates, Crown Fuel
serve. VI llth So. NV. District e6z2.
BRICK. STONE, plaaters ataiceD ana tile
sssseeyytsenberter. 80 r. i've. NV. Dseetur
"a eNd so6ssFI SsnsEeL FegSlslng
=. &ElnAns, ASS Tasl1f an A1Ama 11zk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22
CHASE VELMO
rYrrrOr Crr-r1y

Suitable for drapes or couch
covers, at bargain prices. Fidel-
ity Storage Co, 1870 You St. NV.
WASHING MACHINES and
ironing machines, latest models /;
floor samples and demonstrators,
guaranteed like new; big dis
count; $l.00 down and low
monthly payments. For sale at
Washington Gas Light Com
pany, 41o 10th st. NV, Wash
ington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22
BEAUTY PARLORe.

BoNAT PERMANENT, special, only IS; needs
No finger wave. MONA BEAUTY SHOP. RIM.
305, Kresge Blds.. 18th e q. Nat. Osee. 24s
REED SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
Complete Course, $50,
Shampooe, MaTlicures, Scalp Treatment
Facials. 35e.
Finger Waves and Marcels, 25c.
HAIR Cuts, 1Oc. Free Marcels on Thursday.
Phone Met. 946i. 605 18th NV. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

L0COMOBILE '26 s-CYLINDER SEDAN. as
o4,wn, , szo per mo. hne automobile. IN ex-
anteed: Wafrinston Motor Co, 3OSS ifth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

LINCOLN s-PAssENoER ooUPET-1eaasIl6i
ccondition throughout: motor IL ~ wondefiji
bought for 1926; trade considered and terms
Ssaton Garage, IS seaton ct. ne. North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

VA, SMLAsG sos CONVERTIBLE COUpE; cons
dniqned ana guaranteed very fine. Rnat-
~ JOB. Also sos %-pase. Victoria ana AZ
pearalce; your car in trade terms The
Wasnington Caanlac Co. 1880 connech-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22
PERSONAL.

The rate under headine Of Personal
Is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

Nash, lp2e COACH. liC6 down. SS6.ST p1r
mo. Looks and runs like new and gunrsf,-
sSe s a. Warrinston Motor Co.. so36 ifth NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

We are looking for several clean
cut men 10 sell the new. Chevrolet.
Experience not entirely necessary as
we will furnish complete selling
equipment and train you for the
work. Wide-awake men who. are
ambitions to increase their earnings
will find this = splendid opportunity.
See Mr.. Hughitt, Barry-Pate Motor
Co, 1918 Conn. Ave, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

GENTLEMAN WILL DRIVE MACHINE 70
Miami, Fla, for Transportation; references
exchanged Lincoln 7o3l. 226 18th &c. ne.
WANTED PAsSEN0ERs FOR AUTO TRIP
Swing. Call N so1l1 between . and II am.
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Ss;sd esH1iss 6ocd nome a1d saiafyi I9ss
- TgfSreneess 3ss R1yk "a. n.N. Apt. ~
kIf1x5--E1Nas4, eapablss 'WeTking. h01ses
fNNDNR. Whktn, take charge Tor family con-
Mf1fnG ~ emnloyed woman elderly woman
and child q IN attractive, vel equipped
n9W APARTMENT IN Virginia HfGhlhnds. Must
understand cooking, serving. care elderly PER-
SON sewing; drixlng ear pfeferredi house-
hold laundry cut; nearby person preferred,
afayinR niRhts only as needed. Good COM
persnflon for fhprnughly capable person.
Phone ciafenden lt54-Y-2 for appointment.
WHITE GIRL. school or working, 10 stay
nights for room and board. Call Cley: 06le
WHITE WOMAN, sensFal work end gqod
Spo1 posilien II you qualify WITH sood REG.
8s..xs: xSiss. S7IISEIs: :; Es;;ss 49, a
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Pontiac COUPE. iB3B.-xppsaraii6S .fifs -
VIZ yS s mos o:s % ssfsfs sessssion. W
you can Ps. proud % ewns. 500; terms silbs
ii2e 2oth "a nv. NcftA 0szi., - 's -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

lash IA ADVANCED 8 SEDAN. 5zs6. Ar
Igo down. 1885 per mo. Mechanically ex-
sed wsrTInstons Mo as cc' 3SS YSaT nn
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NASH NASH ,''Ss COACH, $50 down. $40 per mc.
s sna ,4 Ssssfnn y Wsrrinsson Motor Co..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22

a ! y W. POI re, zine conditicn ~ every
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WMBGK1IEkGb, W. PA. AVE- N.Ms
household effects, merchandise, stocks.
automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years servina
the washington public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22
SALESMAN.

Large corporation which has maintained
ofaces in Washineton for several years and
has well established local business desires
to act as local representative. This Is an
opportunity for the right man to establish
will be paid for loyalty and service on gen.
erous commission basis. sales experience
not absolute1v necessary IL yon measure up
to otr. standards in others ways. Prefer
married man. between 70 and So Addfess
Box 2ee-c. star once, -. -.
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buy. Paint and tree very eoodI motor -o.hs
a really seryieeAhle but light e-eyltndef. 81
isfActory Transportation and only SifS;
terms, SO down, balance monthly. 1Pohanka
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

Leg1n Auxiliary. -: American Red
Cross s.. Brozuszzle Rotary ezuh.
els. NE-k ho-r1ez. sl5ss. EkA g
BIS fox 81 czz--s q ELI amount
e 90 s8l6 Mss Browne pad SIS
% nidEzE for birth r-eg1srztcnA
AEz- w. 6 wes- chairman C.
social se>Tce. reported . houzs 20
house canvass 20 discover most
needy families sn< Christmas bz<k-
cts from ne Rotary club; that %
garments have been given destitute
lanls7 and food gwen our 20 more
than - fzml-ez This has been
made possible q Donations fr1
local stores
Ms Davenport reported that the
bzn closet had CIT cut SIX mid
wives aprocs and turned them Over
@ Methodist women 70 be maze.
and also that the organization
would pcrchzSe q bot OF outing
nzserizl 70 make blankets for new
born babies
Mss Mar.e Browne. city nurse.
gave the following report Prenatal
visits. 9: interviews. o. visits 70
new born infants. .. interviews.
SIT: nsdxfyes instructed. J.; home
vzxl-S 10. attendance st clinics.
Isl: -ers 20 laboratory. il
Miss \ cneI Pierce. school nurse.
reported Is follows annual exzmtn-
a--ons- 60. smallpox vaccinations
ca first aid treatments. 81. class
room inspections. 216o: parent con-
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TIE TIC zeNe- B1s SoZ Er@n
80 B~rrMIATf EEF -sl1F@ - mr@ %
Lne former -E211AcEer Ivy 1H En4Y
c.1h az1 tAe lAxEew - 80 EE<1E4E
Ellrrh Dr.. JACK Zrlerma1Et Mnr
ID. EOMl-1 bu-E AcM4 hu[Rr@E
are -he smo 0fz4e<sk C I3 AI@-
trn-r rs RFulr IA CarAEuml n.
A4rL-z- DurE xKr1zzwfE an ST.
1@eE eR-n We1nx114v es.xl-aE -
tEE haseEaenr &c TIE ErEaraE MraAM
&C r1uFrh &C. : csaEL Egyz w1l-
H. 20 fTfew LIS truop ST. AnEF a.
Mr. EEDErTn1rE M- fhH
Eex1E2EA c. Avsmr4nn - en- tlm
f-01p heac41A-1e-x g We1ns
Nights
Trocz e 81 ran<t earh P1Ev
rFezZw n 10 CA1EAz elGnrA M-
cr- the rrrrtAnl E hu=@E
KE-Er DC1xZ EnsK w-E We
eEter r2 trn0p 81 mT ~ La@
-1s u. EhE t-wHnp hEaEHImrrrr4 nr
Pr.tEy eEcELzE e. Mr a
B<h1a cz4-E&1 O. &c rrz1l raz
E-Ie@-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
CITY HEALTH
Club ACTIVE
Mira. Hurt BafseIl Elected
President Succeeding
Mrs Davenport

Ara Hurt Bztseu Was named pres
t6enE OF the Puh-5c Health NURSING
association 81 tire nse--rg the pzS-
week Other c<ficers exceed ~e-e
Mrs. Lawrence Brady. yce-pres-
i6ent. Mrs Harber- Davenport sec
retary. Exrx J. K We1Ss EezS1re-.
Hiss FcrEnce Bel
Committee chzz-nen VII Dc ap-
pointed ~ the neE president a. Lhe
January meeting
Re-orts a. the DecenbE n>s II.
n which Er-x Davenport p-ez-6ec-
showed tha1 the c-gzniZz-lo1 had
been extremity active during ne
past month
The trezsu-eIs report showed re-
cespts OF s2o45 II November. with
disbursements CT SAL. IeaT1rg .
balance cf s1f65T-
Donors for SoTember Ecf1dec ne
church federation SIS: American
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Society To
Open Annual Bazaar

Members OF TIE Altar society CT
the Sacred Heart ch4-ch, VIII open
their ANIMAL Christmas bazaar n
the we-Is building On Eizabe-h
Wednesday The bazaar VII co1-
time for four DAYS. with q wide
variety o. fancy work suitable -c-
Christmas gifts
Mexican food VII also be se-Tzd
for luncheon and dinner. ard ET-
be offered fo- sale There VII also
Dc cakes and candies On sale
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Santone Soldier Il
Given Fifteen Years

6AE ANTONIO, Dee RI
Doczld walker. Fort Sam Houston
soldier. must serve Is years = TIE
peni-zurzry fE the staying C Dzz-
iel 4 Chr las. October L. q Jug
Il IRE 9Th D5stric- court Cec-eed
Lsse tos.zy.
To Others indicted with Walker
are ret 70 Dc tried They are Lsne
Jones. . solder. and Uhrs WIDOW
Ur was slain with an ax Is he
slept Re was q bedr5dden invalid
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SCOT


11~GLA4 - TX L-@2-@M
RATEOEDTI-IE Dee 13-A-
BY Scouts G. TIE Lczer Ri0 G-z1de
Valley VII rejoice Wien theT learn
CT : vey yzIzzbse trophy Enic1
x7s presented 70 them 20 be ADDED
= the collection e Camp Charles
= PerT. ~ Sc0ErEzS-Er Carmen
Cara. Of the Rotary troop o. RAY
rc1dT1le. WHO today Fz-e 10 Bob
Lyo1. fed executive. . rs--lsnzke
SKIN almost exactly E-ze feet bzE
with has -Ee--T-sE1 rz---eS. k-e1
" Mr. Cara q the Cara rz1cn
q Eeek ago
We thank Sco1-Ezs.<- Cara
heartily for this gift We vz-u< Z
because q is -u<-zl size ard
beauty. but nos- CT 81 5ecaEse 4
vas killed ~ cce @ o- OH eff
Gers or his oEr property rsz- Pay
knoxville, and tire skn prepared -
hin" Nr. Lyon said he also sid
t1z- n0T 81 the for poEsC-T-<
specimens CT snakes CT Texas are
ou display - ire Boy Scr cz-p.
snd that . Coal STAKE Ezs obtained
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According 60 E--1ZrEEr-- hT
CoE- q Ec1o- rhA--zzr EC-rz
E-Ech- re 5-UMnST-e E0E Scots -
A-er12 I'LL hid = formal nEF-rE
cn TIE eyer-1g C December IS -
TIE hzs@re-. C re Ze<loc-Ss
chErch beEsrlznE zt 7| ID - lr.
F-ch especially = znxsc-k r1zt rnrre
p@rezE and f-1en6x C the locz.
BcT Scouts attend these very inter-
es--g nE--Ek a ve-T impressive
ceremony las ban worked CT 1or
lie -ExT seEk.1r g sad
Al Bov 5coT-E 20 TIE B-0wz<V1le
cE--r EEc1 1nE16ex O-=fo. Pczt
ISz5El and the CRY trn1pE are 10 L.
EzE-1<d Ezch EE-r-x ard rzzEK
EE1ch have ben Ep54ad fer x-r
re Last cc--- ELEl Ee- - @--E--
A-- Fo-- C EE icL Scoz-E z-E
% rHoesTe -ke -z-k C EEEe ScoE
the h1eS- Ewz-1 - tire -1-EnE--
E-E-oze = CT cr t=HEec
= bcTE E1C-k . reEe-- q TT
Cc--- C E1-c- reT- P-t1MF -AgEf
- -es= w1<h CT bCTs a- re p-s-
R-z-ca C SD hs6res C h-
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. s1r- Ee 40 ~ - Ten &C.
rs-r-zke- &C Camp PERI. 90 0the-
ITO varieties beng Tie c1rr<r led
nd TIE cc<-nE--oEh -0crzsz bcEE
c3-z11ec - E-- Len <z-hex oc-1
BCT Sc1--S IRE Et-ce-x C. Replies
h0x . zTci1 ard h0E I'D rrEz+ lie
EEeS @ po-su1oE EzzkeS Zr- -g1-
E-r
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nzera- eEpmGAy rm M@A H
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DIR. H. WERNER GOLDING

system became toxic. Rheumatism settled in my arms and legs; my, digestion was impaired; I had con- stant headaches and dizzy attacks, and was finally forced to give up my practice. Knowing something of the scientific background of the Sargon formula, I tried the treat ment. Sargon Pills re-established a regularity of bowel movements and overcame my toxic condition. The Sargon liquid restored my di- gestion and my strength returned. Every trouble I had disappeared and I expect to soon resume my practice. When I do, will recom- mend this remarkable treatment" ," Dr. H. Werner Golding, 12 Christie Grant Block, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, former intern at the Bos- ton City Hospital.
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BEAVERS, BUFFALOES BEAT ELEPHANTS AND
 GOATS, ELKS BOWLING

Last night the Beavers-M. Ba- yard, Blomgren and Geyer won two put of three games from the Ele- phants-Saioin, T. George and Day. $. Sabin rolled high single game 221, alSo high total pins for the evening.
 Tn the second match the Buffa- loes-Pullen, Council and Gardner took two games from the Goats N. Bavard, Bringdale and Hermle. Bringdale rolled high single game and Gardner high total.
 Tonight at 7:30 the Fighting Tig- ITS meet the Frisky Colts and at I9 pm. the Camels take on the Leopards.
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HARD TIMES DANCE
 WILL BE FEATURED

The Merry Makers will furnish the music for an old-time Hard Times Dance at the Moose Hall tomorrow night. The management has arranged several novelty num- bers and will feature good many of the always popular square danc- es with the newer dances, and poppy music
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MOOSE SMOKER
 CSRnG0MPLETE
Com iy Curtain-Raiser An- nclnced = Brady and
 O5borne, Special Bout

Afc- ledy curJain-raiser in which 'Don Gray will meet Eddie Kid Ryan, for the mixed weight title of Juneau, has been lined up for the Moose Smoker scheduled for Decer5er 20, in the American Le- gicn hena in A. B. Hall, it was anno .ncSd today by W. G. Hellan matchmaker. Under the terms of the contract, Gray is to weigh not mo,e than 125 and Ryan not less tban zoo.
 Bill Brady, Douglas boxer, and AZ Osborne, Juneau, have been signed up for the special event. This completes the card.
 Ford Butler and Joe Collier, heavies, whose eight-round match has been billed as for the South east Alaska heavyweight crown, are training diligently for their bat tie Collier, who was beaten by Butler last October, is confident lie will reverse the decision over the eight-round route.
 The semi-final match should be a5thriller. It brings Slugger Weaver and Jimmy Young, lightweights, together in a six round fight. Wea- yer is one of the cleverest boxers and hardest hitters of his weight to show here in many years. Young, who has never fought here, is said to be an aggressive fighter. Both have had ample ring eXperi- ence to furnish some real enter tainment.