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ANTIQUES, all kinds. and modern furniture
We will pay the highest market PRICES for
coin Co., Metropolitan s8i7 The firm that
buys everything Of value. -.
APPAREL = Mems, womep's and children s..
10 faTther Use tor. ssn NJ Gossn. Ysss nz rs
st. p,y. MAJ e7e4 and 774e. Psy cash. 1os
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Swinging freely and swiftly through the dense
poids twenty there were, busy feeding Tarzan
paused upon a leafy branch and watched them
Every action and movement of the great apes
protected by the fierce mother love of Kala the
she ape, he had ranged the jungle with the tribe
of Kerchak. In these romping young he again saw
Meta and his other childhood playmates, and in
the adults the ape-man vsioned the great savage
brutes he had feared in youth.
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In Tarzan's breast ragged the fire of suspicion and
hatred for the man-thing that is the natural hertz
age of the jungle-bred. He fastened on, travelling
up-wind An hour after he had discovered the
apes body, his keen nostrs caught the scent spoor
of others of its kind. Tarzan moved with great
wariness, lest warned of his approach they would
take fight before they were aware of his identity.
He did not the apes often nowadays Yet he
knew there were always those among the tribe who
recalled him as youth when he lived as one of
them
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Early next morning Tarzan set out toward Opar.
Commanding his Waziri to march forward in the
most direct way, the ape-man left them He
determined to solve the mystery of that arrow and
those footprints He had not followed the spoor
Of the stranger far before he came upon further
evidence of this and malign personality For
stretched before him in the trail the body of
giant ape of the very tribe of great anthropoidS
among whom Tarzan had been raised.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR JACKSONVILLE AND ST
Petersburg. Fla, on about Jan. 10, in
closed car. Desire two or three passengers,
one to assist in driving; reasonable rate;
references exchanged. Phone Cley. 4222-W.
DRIVING STRAIGHT EIGHT SEDAN to
Palm BEACH about, 18th instant, I will be
Star office. g.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

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matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
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as possible by The Star. Only
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ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for The
Daily Star will be accepted up to
noon day Of issue, except Satur-
day and Legal Holidays, when the
closing time is 1920 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will be accepted
up to IL pm. Saturday.
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HELP-WOMEN.

SALESWOMEN, canvassers, for house to-
house order taking on well known brand of
wearing apparel. Only real go-getters need
apply between hours and z pm. only. Ask
for Mr.. Sylvan. care of Blechman's, corner
18th and H SITS ne.
YOUNG GIRL or woman, to keep house in
small apt; one who can cook; no laundry;
either stay nights or go home; no chill
dren; give name, address. salary expected
nd phone number. Address Box 18Th, Star
Office
YOUNG WOMAN, high-school graduate, to
correct papers in return for business course
in local business college; hours, 8 to 4:30.
Address Box Ssh, Star office.
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to the branch stations by armored automobile trucks
The men at the main post Office who sort the local
mail before 1t goes to the substationS must know as
soon as they address on envelope, Just
where that house building is situated. They must
know which letter carrier at the substatiorA will
deliver the letter; for they sort each carriers mail
into separate bundles. The clerk puts slip Of
paper with his and the date on every package
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compressed air. The mail is sorted into steel CYL
inders which slipped into pneumatic tubes
through which they shot by compressed air to
the nearest branch postal station There a man
Snatches up the cylinders marked for that station
and drops the others into another tube and they
reayed from station to station until all have
been delivered In other cities the mail which bears
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The United States Postal Service has been
pioneer in the seventeenth eighteenth and nine
tenth centuries being always abreast of the fore
most in progressive genuity and invention and serv-
ice. Faster, faster, faster, the mail relay must be
made Day by day. since May 10, 1918, more and
more arplanes soar into the sky with cargoes Of
long-distance airmail. In New York City and Bos-
ton even the "localn mail is distributed by air-by
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
For Sunday. $40 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch Agencies, one
hour earlier, both for daily and
Sunday.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERING es Also % g pan fRsk Roy
White, 1924 Gales st. ne. Atlantic 1852
PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING-Deal d.
rect with mechanic. Get better work for
less money. Call Baitz, COL Irving st. NV.
Col. 1889.
PAPERHANGING R :. oId p PaDf g,3d.
mate furnished; work guaranteed. A. T.
George. 2l29 18th st. NV. Apt 2. Dec. 4l4e.
PLASTER REPAIRING-Straight new work.
patching, pointing UP. Get the man who
does best work at reasonable prices. Lloyd
Perdue, 826 18th st. NV. Nat. 1898. s.
ROOFING oSe'ih repaI qrmaee eng ia
prices, best work. Salus Roof. Co. No. lola.
UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING.
s40l
WEATHER STRIPPING, best material, guar
anteed workmanship; reasonable John Weis-
muller, 1875 l4th st. NV. Decatur 0760.
Window Shades. 80cooMSsaidftsy Of 9tn sli5S
Hartshorn waterproof. cleanable shade cloth
ON YOUR ROLLERS. any size UP to 36
inches feet Larger shades proportion
ately priced. NATIONAL SHADE SHOP, 1913
Eye st NV.
ABSOLUTELY NO CASH
required. Painting. papering, plumbing. car
pentering. electric wiring. roofing, cement
work, garages, weather stripping, etc. Try
our easy payment plan. Estimates cheer
fully given.
The GENERAL CONTRACTING co.
s27 New York Ave. NV. Dist. 5o82.
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By Quig Staver

of mail he Sorts so when mistakes are made the
postmaster may know who made them No one
can be careless make mistakes and remain in the
postal service When the letter carriers arrive at
the substations in the morning they find their re-
spective bundles of mail ready for them. Tomor-
row-Following the Footsteps Of the Man In Gray.
tAn rights protected Trade mark registered o. d
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN OR LADY, book orders for roses. trees.
eVergreens hire agents. highest COM weekly;
free OUTFIT; exclusive territory; experience
unnecessary. Emmons Co, Newark. N Y. =
WILL GIVE TWO EASEMENT ROOMS to
couple for looking after rooming house.
Phone Shepherd 2229-W
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SITuATION-DOMESTIC.

S1TUAIION-DOME
CTIAMBERMAID = WAITRESS or chamber
and laundry. Phone Dec. 26si-W.
COOK and willing worker also; good ref
erences. Call at 1908 r st. NV.
COOK. colored, neat appearance; excellent
time; best reference. Dec. 0537.
GENERAL MAID, colored: g9od cook olt frSt-
class days Or parttiMme VOICE ose5 neat walt
GENERAL HOUSEWORK - Maid. colored,
pleasant, reliable, competent; city references;
work day, week, part time. Decatur 1922
aR Or wants a. RepeF
Dec. $685. or 1926 st. NV, Apt. 8.
GIRL desires place as maid or, assistant
general houseworker; home nights, 1909
GIRL, neat, colored. wants part-time work
or mothers helper; good city reference Cali
GIRL, colored, wishes position as plain cook,
small family: good reference. Adams 55l0-R.
GIRL, neat, colored, wishes job as nurse or
maid. i7l8 v st. NV. Tel North 7362-W
ref Phone North 5112-W.
GIRL, colored. wants full or part time work
Decatur 542s.
GIRL, colored. neat, wants place as mothers
helper, general houseworker or nurse. Call
North 4648.
GIRL wishes work after school; reference.
Call Atlantic 3831-W z"
HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, wishes position
in refined home; prefer home nights. GOT
18th ST. s.w.
LADY, refined, wishes position as practical
nurse or housekeeper; can give references.
1907 30th st. NV.
MAID. reliable, experienced, place in ply
sicians office, check room or waitress, first
class tea room. Phone n. 7780. Ts
MAID, colored, neat, reliable, shop, store or
ONCE; city reference. Phone Lincoln 1888.
I MORNING PART-TIME JOB. Call at 1908
J
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wants work OF
any kind; good reference: country preferred
/ SO st. NV. Potomac 1922.
WOMAN, colored, viii 20 out to cook dinner
by the day or week; reference. 1918 Bird st.
NV. Decatur 1851.
WOMAN wants bundle washes to take home
WOMAN. colored, wants work from to 7:3O
| or O'clock IN the evenings. Call at pm.
Col. 1929, ask for Apt 81.
WOMAN, colored wants place as maid, cham
| bermald and viii do mending; reference
Phone Decatur 1924.
| WOMAN wants work BY the day. 1901 que
| st. NV. Phone N. $685..
| WOMAN. white. desires position, plain cook
or housekseper; stay nights; excellent ref
work; good references. Call North 1871. :
YOUNG GIRL neat. general homework or
mothers helper, Call Pot. o5s0-J.
BEAUTY PARLORS.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL EST. 1879
1 New day, eve. classes now forming. Our
wednesday Special: FREE MARCEIsS.
Open Wednesday evening until 3:
SAT 14th 81. NV. 1895 N. II. ave. NV.
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regular line rate.
SECOND TRUST NOTES COLLECTED BY
experienced agent Address Box 18Th, Star
office
DANCING LESSONS BY LADY, PRIVATE
L fEst1' Studio ees0i Dec. a67a. 1O'' 81 NV"
MOTHERS, WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR
earsd ghedn be work Or othewse pay
Group, where work, play and fun are one
1917 Kenyon st. NV. Overlooking ROCK
TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman at
pies Drug store No. I, i1o7 q st. NV.
MONEY. ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds antiqgyfsss silver and g2idE Liv-
SWEDISH NJ SAG E - STIMULATING.
restful, beneficial, in place of daily exercise.
1923 Fairmont st. NV. Adams 1904.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES. A FAMILY THERE
feTlor funeral SERVICES. due to inability to pay
Go. Offers q complete funeral, cars and all,
for as little as SIS. Worlds finest water.
may be had from chambers For for SIS In case
Ct 60 dfsth c cdr t6 Sa GTsaseF W s
MILLINERY-EXPERT REMoDELING, RE
blocking. Rachel M. Berry, formerly with
Julius Garfnckel g. Co. Ventosa, Apt. 80.
SWEDISH MASSAGE FOR HEALTH, REST
and body building. Get a good massage.
Silver Spring 159-W. -
A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO BLUES SING
er. novelty dancer, Spanish guitarist and
bass saXophoniSt. Call Adams 1888. Musl-
cal director.
FOR coNVALEsCENTs, AGED-EXCLUsIVE,
quiet home; sunshine enters all rooms; nurs-
ing, diet, tray service; references. Col. 1924.
h1ASSEUSE, SWEDISH GRADUATE, SCIEN-
tific; house residence, by appointment.
Phone Decatur 07l9.
WANTED = GOOD VOICES, PROTESTANT
church choir; solo, best voice lessons oppor-
tunity. Address Box 52-H, Star Office.
NURSE WITH EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORT
able home viii give every care to tnvalids
and conyaleScentS. Adams 1868. 1888 Kalo-
rama I'd.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME OF NURSE,
devoted to aged, conyalescentS,. invalids; spe-
cial diets and care; lovely, bright rooms;
refs; reas. Adams 4866
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Protruding from the Mangani's body was another
of the machine-made arrows of civilization. The
ape-mans eyes narrowed and a scowl darkened his
brow. Who this who dared to invade his
sacred preserves and slaughter TarZan's people? A
low growl rumbled IN the throat of the ape-man.
With it went the thin veneer of civilization that
Tarzan among white No English lord
was he now who looked upon the body of his hairy
cousin-but another jungle beast viewing the bloody
work of ruthless man.
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MAN, with either clerical or store sales
experience, for special work in Washington
and suburbs. Apply afternoons, to 5 only.
R2s z st BOZ. Rarrister Bldg
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHRISTIAN WoMENs Employment Agency,
1881 You st. NV. North 90ll-Cook, $50,
gen. housework, $40 to $50: other positions
POSITIONS Need 500 applicants daily,
~ ~ ~ Stenographers, typists,
bookkeepers, clerks, statesmen, etc. Free reg
istration. Boyds, 1888 r NV, Natl 1888.
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JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, for neighborhood
store; fair education, neat appearance. some
experience and pleasing personality essential
Give all details in first letter. Address Box
lO9-H, Star Office
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SITUATION-MEN,

Persons advertising for ".SituGtionS
Wdnted' are 1DGT7ted to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Of
tering positions Where cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
BOY, white, wishes lob IN garage, references
Henry Edelin,, Seat Pleasant P. O.. Md. G.
BOY, II, desires employment; energetic;
reference. Phone Met. 0929. 6"
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wishes position, pri-
yate or public; first-class reference. Dec.
FURNITURE UPHOLsTERER and auto trim
mer Cunemployed) will do your work very
Teasonable, at your home If desired. Dist
PAINTER wants work, by day or Job; rea-
sonaele; can furnish tools. Call after !: m.
POSITION as engineer. third-cIass license.
Address 1901 nth st. sc. Phone Lincoln
RESIDENT MANAGER. experienced; refer
ence A w. Shallcross, Lincoln 1927 before
pm. u
sECRETARIAL POSITION wanted by gem
tIeman with sound knowledge Of French,
English shorthand; tipping, Bookkeeping:
highest references. Address Box 24-H. Star
ofhce 12$
YOUNG MAN experienced in retail mer-
chandistng, field and management, wants
connection confdent could show results
YOUNG MAN. "a, graduate of law school,
desires position with law firm; best of ref
erences; knowledge Of typing. Address Box
YOUNG MAN. colored, neat Job as driver;
will accept any other work; good references.
Phone Met. 1891.
We NEED several Jobs for Howard Uni
Versity students. Courteous service guaran-
teed. Call Dean of Mems Office, Col. 300.
SITUATIONS-WOM
DRESsMAKER, white. wants sewing by day
or week. Phone North 59l4-J. 1912 st.
NV. Call after pm.
LADY wishes to manage an apartment;
reference. Col. 2226-J. g.
SECRETARY;-Relia experienced stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper, statistical training;
references. National 5425. Extension TOT.
STENOGRAPHER-BO over 6
years, used to responsibility; good refer
ences. Address Box 93-D, Star ONCE.
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY years ex-
perience; excellent worker, can handle large
volume dictation, commercial or literary.
Tel Georgia 2576. g.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced; employment
wanted four hours afternoons; salary, SIS
per week. Lincoln 1891. 81
STUDENT WRITER wishes tipping at home.
Accurate. familiar with medical and scien-
tif1c terms; reasonable. Room Ill, Ebbitt
Hotel 6"
TAILORING, bushel work, alterations, fur
coats made, repaired, by experienced woman;
day or week. Adams 0182
WOMAN, refined, executive ability, position
in apartment house or hotel or as companion
to lady; references. Address Box 29-H, Star
ONCE. 7s
WOMAN, employed to 4:3O, wants care of
apartment and prepare meals for room and
board. Address Box 18Th. Star office. 7s
YOUNG LADY desires position as practical
nurse or companion to elderly person.
Adams 10081. 6"
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MAN. with automobile. capable managing
moderate size business, fitted for handling
men; must exercise Independent thought and
be capable developer; minimum salary,
S3,50000. Address Box 439-R, Star office. s.
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COUNTER MAN, thoroughly experienced
Apply The Hot Shoppe, 1910 Conn. ave,
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CHEVROLET 1929 cabrioiet. Don't send
the cola and s Show 70 weahar 'n y W hls a
| model 6-cylinder convertible coupe; new
tires and has only been driven 8,05O miles
| Also a 1927 Chevrolet touring. These cars
must be sold within seventy-two hours Ask
| for Mr.. wilkins, Dick Murphy, Inc. l724
kalorama I'd. NV. Open SUNDAYS.
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MEN, Catholic; would a minimum wage of
$50 interest you2 There is no limit to the
results hustler can accomplish; chance of
promotion to managership. Call BIO or SIS,
Room 1910, Peoples Life ms. Bldg, 14th
4 ste "
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CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE COUPE, 1929
This car is real buy for quick sale; price.
s345: terms Call Mr.. Fisher, Adams 1852.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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this car before purchasing any low-priced
car; SIPS; terms and trade. Owens Motor
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CHEVROLET COACH, i927-A real buy for
$3.50; terms, S64 down. balance monthly
Pohanka Service, 1926 goth st. NV. North
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seat: black Duco finish; OK mechanically;
good rubber. Bargain at Sl35; terms and
trade Owens Motor Co, 1929 Ga ave
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BEAUTY PARLORs

M1BILE HONOUR SCHOOL (EsT. 1917
New day. eve. glasses nov forming. Our
Open Wednesday evening until g.
SAT 18th 81. NV. 1895 ". II. ave. NV.
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wheels. one with disc wheels; $425. 1928
sport coupe, $3.50; terms; guaranteed. See
Mr.. Barnes, 1929 i4th. Decatur 1890.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1929 - Six cylinders:
hnlsh almost like new; good motor, top, tires
and upholstery. Cannot be edualed else
where at our price of 1885; trade and terms
Owens Mntnr Cn R222 "a ave
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MEN (5) AT ONCE, $25 and liberal COM
missions, conditional during training period;
our special instructors prove to you in the
field that you can average from s30-S50
weekly; no experience Necessary; also OPP
portunity for one man with car for country
18Th eff n " &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-06

CHEVROLET SEDAN, l93O-Fully equipped
and in perfect condition.; dark blue puco
nnish; cannot De told from q new car; sS25:
terms and trade. owens Motor Co., 1929
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HELP--MEN.

BOY, II, learn electrician's trade; no tri-
flers; small pay. State your qualifications.
Address Box 2l-H, Star office
CANVASSERS. house to house; SIS per week
and commission; conditional; no selling.
Apply 53i1 Ga. ave. NV.
COLLECTOR. to collect on monthly accounts;
must be permanent resident of Washington
and be able to furnish letters of recommen-
dation from last employer. Apply sos In
ternational Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

Prominent builder and realtor offers an
exceptional opportunity to several expert
enced salesmen; New row-houSe operation
fee. II you are honest, conscientious and
rave ability to sell, apply IN person TO the
Sales Manager, with ]. z. Douglass Co.,
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AUBURN. SPORT SEDAN, 1928-Refnished
like new; guaranteed: for balance due, S465;
BUICK COUPE, late model, perfect In every
respect, only $295; 1929 Nash coupe, S475;
trade and terms. Trew Motor Co., Dodge
dealers, 1909 14th st. NV. Decatur 1910.
BUICK COUPE. MODEL. IA beautiful
master Six four-passenger; must sacriGce;
$40. balance in IL mos. Nolan Motor Co,
I'LL 18th st. NV.
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HELP=WOMEN.

BOSOM PRESS OPERATOR; must be expe-
rienced Page Laundry. go 81. NV.
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CALLER OUT for camera man experience
not necessary. Address Box SID, Star once
CIGAR SALESLADY-Must have sales expe-
Renee, ability and personality. Address Box
4l-H. Star Office
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FORD STANDARD COUPE, rumble seat, new
tires; 30-day guarantee Only $315; terms
trade. Triangle Motor Co.. New York ave
FORD STANDARD COUPE, I930-S350 cash
or $500 on terms. Call Cleveland 1382-W
after pm
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ment, married preferred; must have neat
appearance, fair education and be able to
drive light car; steady position with chance
for advancement; good pay to start. APP
ply 10 to IL am. and 2 to 4:30 pm, We'd
nesday. Fuller Brush Co., 979 National Press
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Cash Paid for Diamonds,
old gold, silver, platinum and ANTIQUE
jewelry Louis Abrahams, I'll G NV.
BEFORE SELLING
phone Metropolitan s8l7 and get the best
results. For furniture, antiques china, bric-
a-brac and ONCE furniture. The Lincoln
Co., 604 9Th st. NV.
La gaceta., 1931-03-07
PREsos MURIERoN


Ktg sville, North Carolina,
MARI en- sus eel
das, presses de la raza negra
muri iron quemados en- sus eel
das, hoy por la madrugada, al
declaralrse un incendio en- la
carcel del condado de Luplin.
Otros Al presses, todos negros,
|fueron salyados por los guardas
Las llamas fueron descubiertas
a las dos de la madrugada por
Owen Basden y B. S. Nicholson,
|guardas de servicio, y tuvieron
su origen en- la cocina.
La carcel, construida con pc
sados trozos de MADEIRA, Sc ha-
llaba situada a una milla de
aquf Y no tenia protection en-
contra de fuego.
Una investigation Sc ha ini-
ciado.
La gaceta., 1931-03-07
TEATRO CASINO

Por Ultima vez Sc repetIra
hoy ell doble programa estrena-
do aver con tanto exito. "Scot-
land yard" es un melodrama en-
que Sc pone a prueba ell talen-
to del notable actor Edmund
Lowe, que tanto Sc distinguie-
ra en- "WThat Price Glory" y
The Cock Eye World. Joaf
Bennett desempena ell principa
papel femenino.
LA Canci6n del Caballero'
la otra p~elicuEa, cuya acclon So
desarrolla en- ell Oeste, guste
anoche tanto como la anterior.
Ell estreno de "Just Imagine
tendra lugar manana.
I'm grupo de actores poliglo-
tas figura en- ell reparto, desta-
candose Ell Brendel, Maureen O
Sullivan, John Garrick, Mario
RE White, Frank Alberston y
Mischa Auer.
La gaceta., 1931-03-07
CONTRA LOS GARITOS DE
BOLITA Sc PUSO AVER
EN- MOVIMIENTO Ell SHE
RIFF JOUGHIN

Contra los cafes donde Sc
venden n6meros de bolita sc
puso aver en- movimiento ell
sheriff Joughin, apoyado por
sus hombres, deteniendo a ID
'ndividuos Y apoderandose de
a1meros de bolita y dos ma
luinas de jugar.
Tres grupos de d~iputados Sc
ousieron en- movimiento a las
1ueve de la noche y en- ell Ca
fe OLYMPIA, de la Gale West
lack 103, capturaron dos ma
quinas, ndmeros de bolita, etc.
arrestando a los duenos, M. A.
Macy y Jerry Tamperello, y a
einco individuos que ALI esta-
ban. Prestaron fianZa para go
gar de libertad.
Como administrator del
Scoggins Place, en- la avenida
de Florida cerca de Estelle, Sc
arrest6 a Ed Jackson, Jack
Smith y tres negros.
En- poder de Smith sc ocupa-
ron n1meros de boita.
Tambien Sc detuvo por po-
session de n1meros de bo@ita,
en- un cafe de la Septima ave-
nida, a Ramon PUG Y Antho-
ny Figarrotta.
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