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zona and as the advances of the
periods have marked improvements
this firm has adopted these late
scientific methods as rapidly as
they have appeared and were ad-
proved by the trade.
They have won warm place in
the hearts of the public through
the excellent work they have done
in every branch of the laundry
business. The thinking public has
come to understand that when
work goes to this firm it is done ac-
cording to their reliable methods
and a satisfactory job is certain.
It's pleasure for us to point to
this concern as one of the leading
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70 HANDLEEX XCLusIvE

The Gullekson Motor Co. located
at 423 Morley Ave-, with phone 13,
are distributors for the Ford, and
also carry a complete line of ac-
cessories and Kelly Springfield
tires. They are one of the most
metropolitan motor companies in
Nogales. Few cities of like size
in the nation can boast of such
modern and up-to-date Ford serv-
ice. Not only because of the equip
ment but because they render
most efficient service, this well
known automobile company has be-
come known as the home of the
Ford in this section.
When the firm started in busi-
ness they started on the principle
of careful management and cour-
teous treatment of all patrons and
its business has grown to large pro-
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tired in clothes of distinction and
quality, if they have to do their
shopping along these lines in some
distant city, the home community
suffers accordingly.
In this part of Arizona the needs,
desires and demands of the male
population are more then satisfied
at this well known store. This pro-
gressive establishment is strictly
modern and is stocked with a. class
of goods that would be a credit to
a much larger city than Nogales.
It features nationally known lines
of clothes for men and young men,
which in itself is proof of their
wisdom for these lines are found
only in the leading establishments.
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ers, that of producing as simple a
car as was practical. The different
designs offered give ample choice
for selection and the car when
once put to the test will prove it
is practical in every detail. A good
car at fair price is better than a
fair car at a bargain price. You
know that the good car is going to
take you where you want to go.
You can't always tell about the
other.
This popular firm also maintains
a used car department and all used
cars offered to the public are
honestly represented. They have
a selection of used closed cars on
hand and every used car is con-
spicuously marked with it's price
in plain figures and that price,
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munity boosters in every sense of
the word.
The man, who is the active
head Of this concern, has always
been on the alert to protect his
patrons interest as we'll as that of
the companies he represents.
Each year thousands of dollars
have been paid on insurance claims
presented to this agency. Through
all his affiliations he has built
up an enviable reputation for re-
liability and square dealing.
Representing some of the oldest
and strongest insurance companies
in America, you can be certain of
securing prompt and just payment
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PROGRESSIVE TAILOR SHOP
Cleaning Pressing Repairing :

Conveniently located in Nogales
at LOT Crawford with phone 273-J
are specialists in cleaning, press
ing and repairing and is a modern
and reliable establishment in everv
respect, and enjoys a large patron
age from wide territory. Thev
are equipped to do all classes of
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
and make a speciality of out of
town work.
The plant has been equipped
with the latest machinery so that
they can handle all classes of drv
cleaning in a most satisfactory
manner. Every garment left with
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The c. G. CrenShaw insurance
agency is a progressive firm who
deal in various lines of Insurance.
In making a business review of
Nogales, we feel we would be do
ing great injustice by leaving out
this enterprising firm.
This establishment might be
termed, Insurance Headquarters" !"
as they offer practically every kind
of insurance.
Under competent management
this important addition to the COM
mercial life of Nogales was found
ed several years ago. Since that
time an excellent business has been
built. The management is thor
oughly constructive and are COM
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A. W. LOHN STUDIO
The Home Of Artistic Photography

The A. w. Lohn Studio located
in Nogales at 311 Morley Ave. is
the art center for this section and
enjoys an excellent patronage from
Nogales and all the surrounding
territory.
In review of this character it
is enlinently fitting that we devote
some of our space to a testimonial
of the excellent work performed at
this studio in the successful prac-
tice of an interesting and artistic
profession.
The art of photography, which
was introduced by Daguerre nearly
a century ago, has within the per-
1od developed from a mechanical
trade into an art of science. AS
regards the photographer of TODAY.
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just as the price on their new cars,
is rigidly maintained.
There is in connection with this
garage modern and complete re-
pair department. Here it is pos
sible to obtain service and get re-
pairs for the cars they handle.
This fact makes this agency one of
the most popular with the motor
iSt in this section.
The manager is courteous and
accommodating and will be pleased
to show you the advantages of
having this wonderful car. We are
pleased to compliment the firm on
the efficiency of their service and
the wonderful value of the car they
have chosen to offer the public of
this section.
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enterprises of this section and to
say that it always has been emf
nently fair and honest as well as
progressive and up-to-date and the
reputation they have won for them
selves is an envious one. They
are one of the leading concerns en-
gagged in this special field of en-
deavor, and we point out the ad-
vantage of doing business with
them.
The business is under the direc-
ton of latter-day business men who
appreciate the value of good serv-
ice as trade winner and they and
associates are always willing and
anxious to accommodate their pa
irons.
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The FRAZIER Bros. Super-Service
Station, in Nogales with phone 100,
is a very popular place for autoists
as its many features for the ac-.
comodation of the public draws
trade to it from all over this Sec
ton.
They operate a modern filling
station where the very latest of
equipment has been installed for
the expedient handling of the
trade. Firestone tires, which they
handle, is one of the best brands
Of tires on the market today, and
are offered to the trade at this
station in all sizes.
Expert crank case service is a
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Since the rapid transportation of
the day has widened the scope of
activity of the high class grocery
Puchi Bros. has enjoyed a large
and ever increasing trade; people
from ali over the county come here
to secure the finest of food prod
ucts of the day.
This grocery has made an extern
sive study of conditions in the pro-
vision trade and kept abreast of
the times. There is nothing new
that passes over their heads, and
the people of this section realize
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when it is due.
If you are contemplating taking
out an insurance policy of any kind,
you should see this concern. If
you are not contemplating buying
a policy it may pay you to think
over the matter seriously and come
in and have talk with them.
The insurance department is very
efficient and is operated on basis
of complete service. All you have to
do is to call the office on the phone
and they will insure you in one of
the leading companies, renew your
policy when up and if you have any
trouble will aid in the adjustment
of the loss.
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them is given their best attention
and this fact has caused them to
build reputation that covers q
wide territory. No work is too diff
ficult to handle and they make
speciality of ladies garments while
they also have a list of men for
whom they do work that includes
men who realize that proper clean
ing of suits and overcoats will mean
longer life in addition to better ap-
pearing garments.
It is an established fact that q
properly cleaned garment will wear
longer for the process used livens
the woolens and makes them wear
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JUVERA AND GARAYZAR
A Complete Mems Store

Located in Nogales on Morley
ave. with phone 142, the .J,vera
ana Garayzar store is a popular
1lrm that makes speciality of their
SulVS and overcoats, and are ont
ll'Cers Tor men, representing pro-
sreSSiVe and up-to-date haberdas-
merry which carries, at all times q
wel-Seiected stock, in fact eyerv-
'nlng IN the furnishings line.
1here is nothing so important to
'ne commercial development of tho
smaller city than up-to-date estah-
nShments where the men Of +ha
community can satisfy their de-
.InaiioS ~ 1or clothing and furnishings.
Ihls is the day and age when men.
both old and young, must be at
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NOCALES STEAM LAUNDRY
Quality Work Moderate Prices

The Nogales Steam Laundry To-
Gated at 219 East Street with phone
SO, is meeting with instant and al
most universal approval the work
of this company is now going into
all parts of the country, and with
the dawn of new prosperity in the
country the future will see this
firm one of the busiest bee hives of
industry as prosperity gives impe-
tuS to the desire for efficiency.
There is not an establishment in
the country which is of greater
commercial value than this COM
pany.
The name stands for quality, re-
liability and progress in the laun-
dry business of this section of Ari-
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portions.


That the new Ford is universal
ly recognized as one of the greatest
values of the age, is the opinion of
the experts as well as the buyers.
For service and reasonableness of
price the New Ford reigns supreme
with the following standard equip
ment: Starter, Five Steel Spoke
Wheels, Windshield Wiper, Speed
ometer, Gasoline Gauge, Ammeter,
Dash Light, Mirror, Rear and Stop
Light, Oil Guage and Ignition Lock.
The experience gained in build
ing 100000 cars enabled Ford to
put out a car with this equipment
and at a price within the reach of
all. With this car we believe Ford
made a record that will never be
equalled in the fact that over one
half million cars were sold before
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one was delivered.

one was delivered.
The truck embodies the same
basic improvement as in the new
passenger car chassis.
When is comes to Ford parts this
firm is headquarters in this section.
There are few establishments in the
larger cities that carry more COM
plete stock of parts than Gullekson
Motor Co. This is a very important
feature, as it saves the public much
time when delay would be costly.
The management is courteous
and accommodating and will be
pleased to show you the advantages
of having this wonderful car. We
are pleased to compliment the firm
on the efficiency of their service,
and the wonderful value of the
car they have chosen to offer the
public of this section.
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that they are fortunate in having
a firm of such ability to serve them.
Being large buyers they are given
concessions, both as to price and
quality of products.
Their stocks includes fruits of
all kinds. Each department is
stocked in and out of season, they
being in touch with the tropical as
well as the northern markets and
thus offer a variety that is sure
to suit.
They procure only the best of We
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resisting, thus garment they clean
will not only look better but wear
longer.
They give. prompt service and
turn all their work out in the latest
styles. Another feature that ap-
peals is that when they clean a
garment it is not only thoroughly
cleaned but does not come back
with a disagreeable odor.
We are pleased to recommend
them upon the efficient service rem
dered and to tell our readers that
as regards cleaning, pressing and
repairing they can do no better
than to send their work to this
company.
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feature of the service at this sta
ton. All you have to do is drive in
and they will change the oil in
your engine in a jiffy. This serv-
ice is a great accommodation to the
motorists and aids in keeping the
engine in fine condition.
No matter which way you are
travelling, you can drive in here as
they have a two-way place at all
times.
They have only careful helpers,
always on the job, and no matter
what you want there is no delays
at this place. They will fill your
tank with gas, fill your radiator
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Just at present they are well pre-
pared to serve men of all ages and
ideas with an immense store of all
the newest and most attractive de-
signs.
The clothing department is one
of the very popular features of the
store. Here you will find that ex-
cellent material and expert work.
manship inculcated into their
clothes will render your apparel
that degree of distinction and
quality, that individuality which is
so desired and so hard to obtain,
has won for their garments fame
that is ever increasing their patron
age. 81
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getables and their volume in this
department is such that they are
enabled to keep an extensive va
riety and keep it fresh at all time.
In this issue it is a pleasure to
refer the Puchi Bros. to our read
ers and to compliment the man
ager upon the conduct of an insti-
tuition that is most modern and
that aids in the ease of housekeep-
ing as well as lowering the high
cost of living.
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with water, look after your oil and
keep your motor running smooth
ly.
They always insist that the very
best attention be given to every
patron and as a consequence peo-
pie from every point of the COM
pass are praising the excellent SER
vice at this particular establish
ment.
The next time you are in Noga-
les pay this station call they have
new driveways and other improve
ments that make it an ideal place
to trade.
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This shop employs only experien-
led operators and is under the man
agement that believes that salts
led customers is. their best adyer-
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Expert C0smeticians

They practice beauty work IN all
its branches, such as marcelling,
shampooing, facials, hairdying,
mapicuring, permanent waving, etc.
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FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

Located in Nogales at 214 Grand
Ave. with phone So, The Fountain
of Youth maintains one of the most
modern and up-to-date beauty
shops in this section of Arizona.
Evening star., 1930-05-24
CAPONE HOUSEHOLD
IN SEA OF TROUBLE
Miami Determined to Danish "Scar.
face" and "Kid" Brother, Ar
raigned on Dry Law Charge.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 24.-Legal troubles
of the Capone family continue to
multiply.
While the ink was drying on a spe-
cial ordinance adopted by the Miami,
Fla, city council to assist police there
in a drive to be rid of AL "Scarface"
Capone, his "kid brother" Ralph, jr.,
and five employees were given hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Edwin K. Walker on a warrant charg-
ing conspiracy to violate the prohibition
laws.
Informed that true bills had been
voted against them by Federal grand
jury, Capone and his men waived ex-
animation and each posted bond Of
$1,000. The charges resulted from re-
cent raids on two Capone night clubs
the Montmartre and the Cotton Club
in suburban Cicero.
Ralph also made second appear
ance yesterday in the court of Federal
Judge James H. Wilkerson in connec-
tion with his conviction on charges
of evasion of the Federal income tax
laws. Motion for new trial will be
heard June 2. Should this motion be
denied, sentence will be passed by
Judge Wilkerson. Capone faces a pos
sible sentence of % years in prison.
Evening star., 1930-05-24
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May "a fSpe-
ciaD Robert McEwan. age 10, of 125
West Peyton avenue was treated at the
Alexandria Hospital last night for a
severe cut on his arm inflicted by glass
when he fell while playing. A radial
artery was cut. The lad was attended
by DR.. M. D. Delaney.
Much enthusiasm was evidenced by
flower lovers here yesterday at the floral
display at the fifth annual show of the
Alexandria Garden Club, held in the
Armory Hall. Prize-winning entries
were announced last night, following
which the flowers were auctioned on by
j. r. Cation. Money received will 60 To
aid in the work of restoring the garden
at historic Gadsby's Tavern here.
Miss Helen Norris Cummings was
elected president of the Cameron Club
at the May meeting held in the George
Mason Hotel yesterday. Mrs. Eleanor
Washington Howard, the last child born
at Mount Vernon, was named vice presi-
dent; Miss Helen Calvert, secretary, and
Miss Constance Boush, treasurer.
Confederate Memorial day will be OBJ
served here this evening, with exer-
cises at the Confederate Monument at
Prince and Washington streets, followed
by a parade to Christ Church grave
yard and the laying OF floral tribute
and the firing OF salute by the Alex
andria Light Infantry. The graves OF
Confederate soldiers were decorated
with flags yesterday. In the line of
march tonight will be Confederate vet
Grams, their children and grandchildren,
the Alexandria High School Cadets and
lie Citizens Band.
Fifty teachers attended the banquet
of the Alexandria Teachers ASSocia-
ton, held at the George Mason Hotel
Thursday night. Mrs. Pearle Ranow,
president, presided and acted as toast
mistress. Addresses were made by r. G.
Bowton, superintendent Of schools; Col
Clarence Deems, jr., professor of mill
tary science and tactics, and DR.. Bart
lett James of Washington, d. c., author
and former college professor.
Evening star., 1930-05-24

Maj. waltsr Horn, commander Of the
corps, because Of illness. Letters OF
Sympathy were directed 10 be sent him,
hoping for speedy recovery.
Prof. vanderslice announced that the
warrants and commissions 10 the corps
officers WIN be awarded june 3.
Dinner Served.
The dinner was prepared by the home
and economies department, under the
direction OF Miss Sally Lowering and
Miss Mary Ames, and was served by
the girls Of the class. Miss Lowering
and Miss Ameswere recipients Of tokens
from Cadet Capt. Harrison on behalf Of
the cadet corps.
Warrant ofncer Louis 8. Yasssli, IN
charge Of the cadet drum and bugle
corps and band, announced that re-
hearsals win be held twice O week dur
ing the Summer months, according TO
an arrangement with the principal Of
the school and the school board, and
expressed desire that boys attend.
Evening star., 1930-05-24
CHANGERS SEE DEGREES
CONFERRED AT OAKTON
About $50 Members of Order At
tend Ceremony and Banquet
in School Auditorium.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
OAKTON, Va, May 24.-Approxi-
mately $50 Grangers from Virginia and
Maryland gathered last night in the
school auditorium at Oakton to partici-
pate in the ceremony of comforting the
third and fourth degrees on a large
class of candidates. The work was put
on by the degree team from the grange
at Brandywine. Md. headed by Hunt
Burrows, master, and j. B. Edelkamp,
Pomona Grsxlge master.
Delegates were in attendance from
the five subordinate oranges in Fairfax
County, from Haymarket Grange and
II members from Maryland. Twenty
five candidates were presented. At the
close of the initiation ceremonies har-
vest feast was served in the schools
banquet hall by the Floris Grange, as
sisted by Oakton Grange. B. w. Mid
dleton, master of Floris Grange, in
stalled r. r. Buckley of Clifton as
toastmaster. He called on E. D. Vos-
bury of Mortified and Herbert Williams
of East Woodford for greetings from
the newly initiated Grangers; j. B..
Edelkamp and Hunt Burrows and Os-
wald Carper, master of Fairfax County
Pomona. Other speakers included Miss
Ludema Sayre of Fairfax, Ronald Blake
of Oakton, G. c. Carr of Fairfax, H. B.
Derr of Fairfax, George Miles of Oak
ton and Rolph Robertson of Haymar-
ket, secretary of the Virginia State
Grange.
Evening star., 1930-05-24
COUNTY TEACHERS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Montgomery Group Meets in
RockviIIe-Parents' Body
Also Convenes.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, May 24.-The
Montgomery County Teachers Associa-
ton held its annual meeting in the
High School Auditorium here yesterday
afternoon and reelected z. M. Douglas,
principal of the Takoma-Silver Spring
High School, as president.
Miss Marian Schwartz, also a member
of the faculty of the Takoma-Silver
Spring School, was chosen vice presi-
dent, and Miss Mary Brewer of the
Rockville School and Owen Knight,
principal of the high school at Dicker-
son, were elected secretary and treas
urer. respectively.
Nearly All Present.
The meeting was attended by virtually
all of the approximately $50 teachers Of
the county and was conducted by Prof.
Douglas with Mrs. Katherine Bricker,
principal of the Somerset School, as
secretary.
A suggestion that the elementary and
high schools of the county should hold
separate field days and that more busi-
ness-like methods in their canduct
should prevail provoked a discussion
which resulted in a committee, consist
ing of L. Fletcher Schott, principal of
the Rockville High School; Miss Ella
Umback, principal of the Takoma Park
School, and B. l.. Akin, principal of
the high school at Poolesville, being
Evening star., 1930-05-24
LEE CADETS HOLD,
ANNUAL BANQUET
High School Corps Work Is
Praised by Dinner Speaker.
Loving Cup Offered.
Special. Dispatch 70 The star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALISTON. Va, May 2<.-The g.
d, corps Of the Washington-Lee High
School held its fourth annual banquet
in the cafeteria of the school last night
State Senator Frank L. BAH, Supt.' of
Schools Fletcher Kemp, Principal 8. p.
Vanderslice, Mai. Chauncey 8. McNeill,
U. s. A., retired, professor Of military
science and tactics; Maj. Joseph Z.
Rice, assistant divisional adjutant gen.
eral, 28th Division, Pennsylvania Ma
tionai Guard; Miss Mozelle Powell,
sponsor Of the Girl Reserve; Mai. Lor-
raine Branson, in charge Of Company
I, Girl Reserve, and Krug McClosky,
lieutenant colonel Of the corps and q
member Of the graduating GLASS last
year, were among the speakers. Bene-
diction was offered by T. J.. De LASH
mutt: chairman Of the county school
Praise for Corps.
Praise was uttered from every speaker
OF the work Of the cadet corps Of Ar
lington County and the Girl Reserve
and Prof. Kemp expressed the thanks
OF the school system in securing such a
capable leader rs Maj. McNeill.
A silver loving cup was offered by
Maj. Rice to the battalion, to be con-
tested for by, the companies next year.
Z Cadet Capt. Wingert. Harrison pre-
sided as toastmaster in the absence of
Evening star., 1930-05-24
FIGHT OVER PROHIBITION
SEEN IN WASHINGTON
Resolution Indorsing Dry Law Will
Be Submitted to G. o. p.
State Convention.

BY the Associated Press. r.
BELLINGHAM, Wash, May ga
fight on the floor over the prohibition
issue seemed in the off1ng as delegates
to the State Republican convention as
sembled here today.
In preliminary meeting last night
the resolutions committee of the or
ganization approved by a vote of 26
to 10 the minority reports of sub
committee declaring for strict enforce
ment of the prohibition law. The
resolution indorsing the dry law will
be included in the platform to be sub
mitted to the convention for action.
Leaders of a group favoring modifi-
cation Of the prohibition law previously
had announced that regardless of the
action of the resolutions committee they
would take the wet and dry fight to the
convention floor.