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1t was on the morning of the third day that the
scent of horse and waited family to the
ape-mans nostris. Instantly he altered his course
and it not long before he came upon a solitary
horseman. Now his eyes confirmed what his nose
had previously suspected-the rider was he who had
stolen his pretty pebbles The light of rage hared
suddenly in the gray eyes as Tarzan dropped lower
among the branches until he moved directly above
the unsuspecting Werper.
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like an army and by the circled insignia on the
sleeve of the uniform may know the branch to
which each ranger belongs. We will encounter most
often the "old timer" the ranger designated by
the pine twig and he is the yearround ranger
who point out the deepest hidden secrets of the
wild, from lifetime of intimacy. Insignas bearing
acorns oak leaves stars crossed axes motor wheels,
lightning flashes on distinguish the specialists
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS, PARKING,
Nv EASY method; cars furnished; special In
sEruction for nervous and timtd persons.
call FOSTER told. 'eliable1. Met. 1903. i
SUMMER SCHOOL. SPECIAL NEW AND
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courses are accredited and improved; saves
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Lord Greystoke!" repeated the ape-man. Who
is he? Where have heard that name before?"
why, man, you Lord Greystoke," cried Werper
"You were injured by. falling rock when the
earthquake shattered the passage to the under
ground chamber where you and your Waziri had
come for the golden ingots of Opar. You are
John Clayton, Lord GreyStoke-don't you remen-
ber?" John clayton, Lord Greystoke!" repeated
Tarzan. Then for a moment he was silent. Pres
emily his hand went falteringly to his forehead
wonder filled his eyes-then understanding!
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of different branches which provide the facilities to
make National Park mentioning comfortable and
popular. National parks are not beautiful cult-
the contrary they large areas which nature, not
man. has made beautiful and which the hand of
man alters only enough to provide roads TO enter
them trails to penetrate their Businesses and hotels
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

FOR COOKS, general houseworkers, part
Judd's Exchange. 1892 N J. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERS, TYP
lists, male and female, needed to supply the
their employment dept. In the past six
years we have placed $3.50 people in once
positions; no charge unless placed wash
ington Employment Exchange, 2l4 Nat Press
Bldg l4th and r. District 2480.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL BUREAU, 17l9 X
ST NV Competent help furnished daily
positions open daily District 1921.
RUPHER'S EXCHANGE has cooks, maids,
mothers helpers, laundresSes, cleaners by
day' week, month. Decatur 1851. 1887 18th
POSITIONS Neeo 500 applicants daily
O~o4 AN/AN'' Stenographers. ~ . lists
bookkeepers, clerks. statesmen, etc. Free reg
fstration Boyd's. 1888 NV Natl 1888.
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To most of the 900 people who vacation each
season in the United States National Park wonder
lands every man in green uniform met road and
trail is ranger" And they rangers, members
of the National Park Service, which manages and
operates the 81 vast areas that Congress has set
aside of extraordinary scenic beauty or
markable phenomena, for the use of the people for
all time. But the Mp Ranger Service is organized
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and camps to live in. Each park is quite different
from all the others; each has a marked personality
houses of natures rarest treasures. They the
playands of the people, exceptionally equipped nat
ural schools easily accessible to the rich and humble
alike. Tomorrow-Getting Ready for Visitors.
CAN rights protected. Trade mark registered o. O.
Patent Once)
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHAEGING-Room papered. IS and
up: estimate furnished; work guaranteed
A. 5ee1t,r de eSEs 1929 18th st. NV" Apt T.
PAPERHANGINd, PLAsTERING-Deal direct
with MECHANIC; get better work Tor les less
PAPERHANGING. AND PAINTING-Special
prices next month only; Average size rooms
IN writing for 5 years. We do interior and
exterior painting; We use only pure Dutch
Boy lead, linseed oil, pure turpentine, apd
paints are mixed on premises so ingredients
can be seen; Win wire six-room house, in
we install new baths. do all kinds of plumb
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regulations OF the District Building. We in
stall new heating plants, use new American q,
give 20 degfees heat inside when it Is be
scrape floors. No job is too small or too
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done this week; No work sgbet; all our our
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BIT 9Th st. NV. National 7413. l.
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free. SanderBon-Schaeffer Co, ga H st. ne
LIN. 1857; night call, Col 6940 Pot. $50.
PLASTER REPAIRING-straiEht new work.
patching, pointing up. Get the man who
does best work at reasonable prices. Lloyd
Perdue. 826 4th st. NV. Nat. 3238 81
PLAsTERING, patch work done reasonably;
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Smith, 705 18th st. Sc. Lin. 1881. 70
PLUMBING g. HEATING by expert regis
tered plumbers Terms to suit Penn I'm
provement & Elec. Co, Inc, gil 7th st. NV.
Nat 0512.
ROOF REPAIRING. painting, gutter. spout
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Co. No. 53l4, day. night. 2038 18th NV A.
ROOFING. Ruttertng. spouting painting and
repairing; lowest prices, best work SALUS
ROOFING CO.. North 10114
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

Is YOUR HUSBAND a travelling salesman7
We have a splendid opening for man Of
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Star once.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen Would you be
interested IL ! can show you how to have
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL est 1919
TUESDAY Special: Scalp Treatment. Csc.
Permanent Wave, Complies. IS;
ts2s N. H, Ave, NV. ei7 18th 81. NV.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

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CoLoRED GIRL wants part.time work;
reference. Call Potomac 1687-W.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, maid, nurse l2l;
reference; from the south. AIS X st. NV,
GIRL, colored, neat, reliable, wants morn
ing or evening office cleaning. See janitor.
1915 Eye st. NV.
GIRL, refined. light colored, wishes posi-
ton as mothers helper or nurse. Call Dec.
O060. 1925 N st. NV.
GIRL. colored. wants place; general house
work take care of child. Phone Lin. 2ll8.
GIRL colored, neat, wants work caring for
apartment or maid in private family. Dec.
1857.
GIRL colored, reliable, wants general house
work. or mothers helper plain cooking;
city reference; stay nights Line. 3803-J.
GIRL. white, dependable; good cook; neat
willing worker, or as companion to elderly
lady or couple. Address Box S60-H, Star
ONCE. i.
LAUNDRY by the day or week wanted. Ad
dress 1906 10th st. NV; references.
LAUNDRY WORK wanted by reliable laun-
dress excellent laundry service; reasonable.
Call your neighborhood Iaunoress' ADAMS
LAUNDREss neat and experienced, wants
days work; with reference. North 5215-W.
MAID, colored, neat, cheerful. experienced
cook, general worker or mothers helper.
Full or part time; references. Dec. 24l9.
MAID. colored, neat, pleasing personality.
excellent cook. housemaid, waitress nurse
or part time; excellent references Pot. 59l2.
WOMAN. col0red. wishes days work; with
reference. 1871 Gales ne. Att. 1866. y
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sion conditional while in handling; our spe-
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man with car on special proposition. Call
5i6 Insurance Bldg, GOT 18th st. NV, after
q 81
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JANITOR, for apartment building; $50 per
month with broom, kitchen and bath apart
ment; references required; no children. Can
Adams 774a. -
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

WANTED-Man and wife, white, to work
on place in country; wife to do general
housework; man must have Maryland
drivers ucegse and good driver; small SAL
airy and good home; state age. Address
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AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. ~.
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Meetings are held Tuesday, Thursday and
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUNTRY MAN AND WOMAN want posi-
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cook: best references. 8l9 M st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE desire a position in pri-
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MANUFACTURING AGENT. who can han an
merts, roofing paints, cslking compounds,
furnace cements, ETC.: straight commission on
basis: exclusive territory; answers conn
denfial Address BOX 25n-H. Star once.
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MAN, colored, to work in auto repair shop
must have some experience repairing cars
ISL Mclean ave. s.w.
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LIMITED number of openings for several
young men between 81 and IS years of age,
sengers. Apply Mr.. Smith, 1917 N. Y.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


DELICATEsSEN. cigar, light lunch, across
from school; corner business must SELL
leaving city; cash or terms 100 st. NV
SERVICE STATION and grocery store for
sale; one of the best locations in Mont
gomery County, Md, miles from city.
Address Box I96-H. Star once. l.
BOB o. LINK GOLF DRIVING RANGE, all
or half interest. See owner, College Park,
Md. Address Box 4s4-H. Star ONCE. 2"
NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED, but an OPP
portunity to make from $4,000 to $4,000
per year, according to your ability. Address
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BEAUTY SHOPPE for sale; established cii-
en- entele; CHEAP For particulars address Box
CLEANING, PRESSING, TAILORING, store
MIXTURES, Hoffman machine. Must sell
quickly: Must sacrifice regardless of price.
1926 Wisconsin ave.
GOLF COURSE (miniature) for sale LARGE
lot aeal es tnr Act quickly Address
A GOOD OPENING for cleaning and press
ing business and barber shop; nothing like
1t in the neighborhood; store is 20x50 feet;
cheap rent. 1907 Kenilworth ave. ne.
John W. Koob, 63l Center Market. Phone
VALET SHOP, 18th st.
Established business available due to
death of owner, practically no investment,
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MOTHERS CARE GIVEN REFINED CHI
dren. Reasonable. HYattSYille 21a-J
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
DDY.GLOVER POST
 IN MER|DEN PARADE
Accepts Invitation From AleXan- der to March Next Saturday

Eddy-Glover post, American Le- zion has received through w. $. Alexander, past department con- mander of the American Legion, dn invitation to participate in the parade and exercises in connection with the dedication of the World War memorial in Meriden next Sat urday. The invitation has been ac- cepted.
 Commander Emil Schaal of Eddy Glover post has issued the following order for the information Of all con- cerncd:
 l. The Post, Buglc and Drum Corps, will assemble promptly at 1:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon, November at Post headquarters, 3S Washington street.
 70. Uniform will be regulation legion uniform or civilian dress.
 ''S. Post members are requested to furnish their own cars wherever possible in order that transportation may be furnished to all who report.
 A. Cars will leave Post rooms not late than 1:15 p. m. and will pro- ceed to Meriden via Berlin reporting to first district headquarters on Linsley avenue, corner Of West Main street. Ample parking space will be availab ble in vicinity.
 "5. Head of parade will move promptly at 200 p. m. and Post will q ir bugle and drum corps. commander and adjutant, past commanders, post members.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
INDIANA INCREASES
 DEMOCRATIC LEADS
Congressional Candidates Have
 Average Margin Of 2.O0O

Indianapolis, Nov. ! lP-Demo- cratic pluraHties in contests for state offices in Indiana and for eight of the thirteen seats in the national congress increased slowly today as the count of votes in yesterday s election progressed.
 Only one Of the congressional candidates on either ticket, however Louis Ludlow. seventh district dcmocrat-defnitcly was assured Of election. He was reelected hy a democratic landslide in Marion county,
 The seven other democrats led their republican opponents by an average plurality of 2,0oo. Republi- cans leading five other district races held advantages ranging from 100 votes 10 4oQ0. The vote tabulatod in each Of inc F districts represented only about one-third of the ballots cast.
 Indiana is represented in the present congress by ten republicans and three democrats. The incom- plete returns indicated the three democrats would be elected
 Only one Of the three democratic congressional candidates running on platforms favOriu- modification Of the 18th amendment was ahead today. He was Samuel B. Pettcn- gill of South Bend, who led the vet eran Andrew J. Hickey, republican, by 5000 with one-third Of the vote counted
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
RHODE ISLAND HAS
 REPUBLICAN VOTE
NetCali Senate Choice, Case
 Named Governor
s-----s----------

Providence. R. l.. Nov tP- Rhode Island remained in the r,- publican column today after one Of inc closest political battlcs in her history On the face of Warden $ returns from all but one ot the states 222 election districts United States Senator Jesse H. Metcalf, re- publican, will return for another term in Washington with a lead of approximately -oQ0 votes over his democratic rival, former Senator Peter G. Gerry Tn" vote stood. Metcalf llUS56. Gerry loy.@1l with one Woonsocket district missing.
 With him will return republican Congressman Clark Burdick from the first district and Richard <. Aid rich from the second district. both of whom were reelected hy com fortable margins. The third con- gressional district elected Francis B. Condon. a democrat 10 ill an Uu- expired term and also full term.
 \ few scattered districts remain cd to be summed Up but it appear cd the entire republican slate would be elected, probably hy wider mar gins than that won by Senator Me,- calf Governor Norman s. Case (R) consistently ran ahead Of Senator Metcalt in his battle for reelection.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
Skin Kept Clear
 By New Laxative. .

Now that doctors know how often pimples, blemishes, etc, come from clogged up systems there is really no excuse for having a bad com- plexion. Just do what men and wom- en everywhere are doing and keep the system clean with Feen-a mint, the modern chewing gum laxative.
 This pleasant new corrective for constipation is just the thing to use for the ailments that come from harmful intestinal bacteria" such as coated tongue, bad breath, or un- usual tired feeling. When you notice the first symptom of these condi- tions, take one of these tiny white Eeen- -a-mint tablets
 Because wou chew Feen-a-mint it is effective in milder doses than or dinary laXatives. For the effective ness of laxative is not so much de- pendent upon the quantity swallow ed as upon the thorough1ess of its distribution throughout the ailmen- tary tract.
 While you chew this delicious bit of gum the tasteless laxative it con- tainS is gradually released and mix ed with the saliva. Thus it is carried to the intestinal tract smoothly, evenly, without shock to the system or the distressing after effects so common with old-fashioned laxa- tives. Each particle of the laxative in Feen-a mint works with utmost
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 NEAR 122D ANNIVERSARY
No Special Program Planned tC Commemorate Its Pounding
 More Than Century Ago.

The First Baptist church of New Britain, the second oldest church in the city. will observe the 122d anni- versary of it's foundation Saturday of this week. There will be no spe- cial celebration.
 The parish was organized in 1908. The first meetings were held in private homes. The first meeting house was in the woods on what later became Main street and was built Of hand hewn timber.
 The first deacon was Jeremiah H. Osgood, who was baptized in 177G. In 1S42 the parish erected a meet ing mouse at Main and West Main streets where the New Britain Na- tional Bank now stands. In 1906 the property for the present site Of the church was acquired at West Main and High streets. The pastor, Rev. William Ross, has been here since 1919
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
drove Coyie to his home.
 Escapes Injury

Another pedestrian escaped injury when he stepped off the curb on Lafayette street and directly into the path of an automobile being driven east by Raymond Frost of 16S Bel den street.
 Frost told the police that the man walked into the right front fender of his machine and was knocked down. He got up immediately and walked away apparently uninjured. He refused to give his name.
 A hub cap was stolen from an automobile belonging to Roy C.. Schilling Of Warlock street while 1t was parked outside the Vulcan Iron works yesterday afternoon ac- cording to 8 complaint lodged at police headquarters.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
WESLEYAN H0NORS
 MAPLE HILL BOY
Sten Flygt Named With 19 Others for Standing in Studies

Sten G. F'lygt of Maple Hill, who, as Senior High school pupil. dis tinguished himself for scholastic at tainments, continues his success in college. According 10 information released for publication today ly Wesleyan university he is one of 19 members of the 1882 class on the schools honor roll.
 At high school he won the liar yard book prize, the annual award to the pupil in the junior class who leads in studies. When he was grad ors for having had an average ot ever S5 per cent in every study dur ing his three year course.
 He was also active in dramatics a. the school.
 The list was announced at Wes- leyan university's regular annual ConyoCation in recognition of schol- arship. The speaker was Henry !. Hartman, vice president of the Wesleyan board of trustees, presi- dent of the Boston Chamber ot Commerce, chairman of the Boston Elevated railroads board of trustees and director of the metropolitan planning division of Greater Boston.
 J. E. Bronin of Forestville was awarded the Olin Fellow English scholarship. This was one of three special scholarship awards.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
.SOUTH|NG7ON GIVES
 DEMOCRATS MARGIN
Average of 50 Votes Separates
 C9ntestinS Candidates
,SreelaI to the Herald

Southington. Nov. 5 - Southlng- ton went democratic in yesterdays election by an average of 5S votes, according to returns compiled after the polls had closed last night. Dean Wilbur Cross, democratic candidate for governor. ran slightly ahead of all but one other member of his ticket Alfred M. smith. candidate for state representative, had a ma jority over Lewis o. Shepard, his republican opponent Of 127. Dean Cross received a majority Of S7 over Mir Rogers, the republican candi- date.
 All members of the democratic party running for office were elect ad locally while those seeking state offices received d majority. None of the republican candidates were sue cessful in overturning the tide of victory staged by the democrats A total of 2274 votes were cast.
 The complete result Of the vote was as follows;
 Governor, Rogers, r. HOS; Cross. 1. 1195; lieutenant governor, Spen- cer. r, l125; Leary, d, 11So; sccre- tary of state. Higgins, r. 112G, Minor, |. 1IS0; treasurer, Wilcox, r, ll2S: Goddard, q, 1l79; comptroller, Sal mon, r. 11-2, Sunderland, d, liS1; attorney general, Burrows, r. 1ll7. Wilson. d. f1S7; representative in congress. Seymour, r, 1121, Lonre- gan, q, 11Sl: sheriff Dewey, r, 1i2t, Paoncssa, d 118Q; state senator, Barnes, r, 1123, Moore, 11So; judge Of probate, Thomas r. Welch, r., 1l22, Thomas r, Welch, d, 11So; representatives. Shepard, r, 1895, Lacey. r, 1885, Smith, d, 1922, Ellis, |. 119G.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
Cummings Calls Change
 Healthy Political Sign

Stamford, NOV. 5.-IP-Homer g, tummings. former democratic national committeeman. who was keynote speaker at the convention that nominated Dean Wilbur L. Cross for governor and who was chairman Of the nominating conven- ton today issued this statement:
 The capacity 10 make a political change is 3 symptom Of a healthy national life. My congratulations to the yictors: my condolences to the vanquishcd Now let US all pull together for the best interests of our common country