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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-27
WANTED-LOTS.
SALE--FARMS.

60 ACRES, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OVER
looking Potomac; lo-room house; exclusive
locality. Address Box &C. Star ONCE.
ACRES ON STATE ROAD.
Excellent chicken farm. Scr. bungalow. bath.
h.-W.h.. electricity. Tear garage; 800;
reasonable terms. ERWIN REALTY co.
Phnne Hyattsville 7R5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-27

WANTED 10 BUY OR RENT REASoNABL
house in Burleith: prefer porches, garage
fireplace, but will consider q house wtthou
Address Box 226-D. Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-27
SALE--HOUSES.


ssM AL 3D.
@ 81, = s %SASfzfNdE GER c. .t - san, n.y.
S SsSs M H!.T 1s1n RP; CT Sa, ?: G.
semi2det. Priced to sell quickly. OWNER.
IN FOREST SECTION OF CHEVY CHASE,
detached. center-hal residences; large lot
with several trees, Dutch colonial design.
bed rooms. tile bath. oil burner; .EsrsEs:
QUICK e0a ssie caii wis. ssssw '''OO .0
100000 TO LOAN FOR The BUILDING
s 0s or s sy fees
1886 per $1,000 finsncing on approved basis
.S q rsS p q 81
dress Box 4i4.p. Star star ONCE tS.' "AlDel. N0
SIX-ROOM HOUSE m FINE CONDITION.
on car line, IS minutes from Treasury;
near schools Of all GRADES; $3.50 on easy
''' ms MINER. ms and st. NE. AZ.
leaving city must sen immedisteiy: no rss-
sonable offer refused; garage and modern
Col. 7css.J between and pm. 90.
CAPITOL HILIg-l1-ROoM HOUSE. OCcU-
pied by 3 families; can give possession IN
80 days; price. SO. 800; 10fs OF for cash: Ad-
dress Box 423-D. Star once. as
PSI 18th 81. s;E..as ROOMS. BATH. m.
Slosed porch. $500. Arranged Tor Two
500 CASH, $6.250-PAYMENTS LIKE RENT.
In pretty part Of old Petworth on Quincy
st. rooms, bath, newly papereo, etc.; long
lot. Immediate possession.
Phone Clev. 7649.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
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Interesting History OF The
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
COLLARS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
Federation Of
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
OLD TATTTNG
On SPRTNG DRESSES

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
Easter Egg And
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
High School
Doings
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01

DIVERSITY OF SPRING SHADES MARKS NEW PARIS COL
GIVING MILADY OPPORTUNITY TO ASSERT HER PERSt
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spring, find it difficult to get em ployment, altho some years they do. Last year about 100 men from around Kodiak Island were put to work and the representative has written the Delegate asking that arrangements be made so that they can be assured of work in Bristol Bay next season. As the cannervmen who operate in that section meet at Seattle on Noven,- Der 14, to make their arrange ments for next season, and which will be attended by Commissioner O'Malley, the Alaska fishermen rave been advised to get word to as many as possible and be able to give some definite assurance to the cannerymen that they vii. supply certain number 0e com petant fishermen for next seas.n
 s; <; *
 The report of Governor George A. Parks of Alaska has been sent to the printer by the Interior De- partment but will not be released for publication until about the time it is submitted to Congress, although it may be sent to news papers previous to that time.
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ALASKA ITEMS IF INTEREST AT THE
 NATIONAL CAPITAL
(By w. A. s.)

WASHINGTON, Oct, 22,-The contractor for the clearin g, grubbing, etc., of the site of the Native Industrial School at Shoe maker Bay, near Wrangell, was obligated to complete the work on April 3Oth last. But owing to bad weather and other causes he did not get the work finished until June 30. AS result the contract stipulated that penalty of $25 per day be exacted caused the last payment of $3,100 to be with held by the Government until the penalty of $500 was disposed of. The good offices of the Delegate
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were invoked but the Comptroller General finally decided that only delay in executing the contract. $4OO would be remitted because of A check for the balance due of ,916 was this week sent to the contractor.
 a: * * *
 ! There are persistent rumors that when the Republican Nation al Committee meets in Washing ton on December If, and 15, that Senator Simeon D. Fess will re- tire as chairman of the commit tee. He is not expected under any circumstances to remain as chairman longer than next June, after the Republican National Convention. Among those who are being urged as Chairman F'ess' successor is Charles D. Hills, member of the committee from New York. Altho not a candidate for the position, many of the bright politicians in the party be- lieve that MT. Hills should be drafted for more active service. Delegate Wickersham is among the number who have strongly urged the selection of Mir. Hills, and he has written President Hoover as head of the party, stating that the Republicans of Alaska would be particularly well pleased by the selection of Mr. Hills, who has many admirers in the North and under whose leadership party loyalty and ac- tivity would be greatly strength ened
 ;: *
 From various sections of Alas ka come requests that the Dele gate seek to have the Federal Highway Act applied to the Ter ritory. Due consideration is being given the subject, but as yet no commercial body has given ex- pression on the desire for a change in the method of road building in Alaska
 
 During the fishing season in Bristol Bay, the fishermen resid- ing in that section are given em- ployment and arrangements are to bring enough other men from the outside to supply the demand. AS a result, men going to Afognak, Kodiak, and other sections in the
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-05

Christmas cards of Alaska views made to your special order. AL ASKA SHOP.
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Fifty per cent off on all clean ing and pressing work (not rush work) received on Monday. Sew- ard Steam Laundry.
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Don't miss the "Talk1esl"
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NUEVOS CANDIDATES. A


Dos candidates por ell barrio
de West Tampa Sc presentaron
aver, ell abogado Albert D'Arpa,
de orfge1 italiano, y William M.
(JacklM Miles, tambien abogado.
Otros candidates surgiran en- es-
tie d~istrito.
Walter Pierce, exsecretario de
la Camara de Comercio, anun-
clio su candidatura a CONCEAL
por eAbarrio de Hyde Park, en-
lugar a J. W. Frazier, que aho-
ra desenNena Ell puesto.
Por ell distrito del CONCEAL E.
merson present6 su candidatu-
ra J. D. Parker, un contratista
que dice sabe hablar y escribir
ell idioma espanol y aprecia a la
poblaci6n latina de SD vecindad.
Aspira a representa- ell deci-
mo distrito, integrado por la sec
cion de Buffalo, una parte de Sc
minole Height y Tampa Height,
ell ciudadano Al C. Westlake.
Tambien sc da como SECURE
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
SKNO f Ell CONVE-
MO A LA So
BERANIA DE AUSTRIA

LA Haya, Julio %. Ell DR..
Victor Bruins, ostentando la re-
presentation de Alemania, ter
min6 aver sus declaraciones an
te la Corte Mundial diciendo,
"que ell tratado aduanal entire su
pals Y Austria no afecta a la So
berania de esta Ultima mas de 10
que afecta a Alemania sus rela-
clones con los Estados Unidos
en- las reclamaciones de la conf
sion mixta."
Discutiendo ell aspecto de la
violaci6n de la Soberania e In
dependencia austriaca, ell DR..
Bruins agreg6: "Alemania nunca
ha enagenado su independence
por actuar en- un Comite con los
Estados Unidos en- asuntos que
han seguido a la Guerra"
Ell DIR. Victor Bruins sera sus-
tituido hoy en- ell uso de la pala-
bra por ell DR.. Kaufman, ell cual
expondra la reaction de Austria
en- cuanto al tratado aduanal.
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LA MORDIO UNA SERPlEN-
TIE DE CASCABEL

Mientras jugaba en- su jar
din fue mordida por una serpien
tie de cascabel la nina Laura
Katherine Blount, hija de los es
pesos Mr.. y Mrs. George A.
Blount, vecinos de Sigh Ave,
y Hillsborough.
Pocos minutes despues lie fue
administrada una injection an
ti-venenosa y Sc espera que eI
case no tenga fatales consecuen-
cias.
Los padres de la nina dijeron
al DIR. Frank T. Barker, a cuyo
sanatorio fue conducida inme-
diatamente Y en- ell cual Sc en-
c~uentra bajo observation cienti-
flea, que al pisar Laura la Guile
bra esta la mordi6 tres Veces er
ell pie izquierdo, cerca del tobi-
10.
Ell DIR. Barker confia en- pc
derla dar de alta en- Ell dia de hoy
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LA CONFERENCIA SIGUE
LABORANDO EN- FAVOR
DE

Londres, Julio 22.-La Confe-
rencia de los Siete Poderes, no
obstante en~frentarse con una
delicadfsima situacion, labora an
siosamente por salvar a Alema-
MIA de un collapse financiero y
economico.
Ell Secretario de Estado,
Stimson contin1a manteniendo
su optimismo en- cuanto a los re-
sultados que Sc obtendran de es-
tie c0nclave, considerable la reu-
MON International mas impor-
tante de los tiempos modernos.
"Los puntos de la Conferen-
cia-declar6 Stimson-se estan
aclarando. Los problemas Sc
iran desenvolviendo hacia una
soluci0n favorable"
Sc tiene entendido que ell 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos en-
sus deseos de ayudar a Alema-
MIA en- su critica situaci6n ac-
tual, ha cablegrafiado a Londres
nuevos proyectos a base de esta-
bilizar ell vol1men de los credi-
tos a cortos plazos, que Sc esti-
man en- $1,000, 900.
Sc asegura que la estabiliza-
ci6n de esos creditos ha hecho
concebir la esperanto de que la
Conferencia podra anunciar muy
en- breve una conclusion favora-
BILE a la calamidad en- Alemania
Cada bora que pasa Sc consi
dera preciosa en- esta competen.
cia entablada contra una posi-
BILE a Alemania.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
CORTE CRIMINAL
UN HOMI-
CIDA Y UNA

Para ell juez Petteway, de la
corte de 10 criminal, fue ell de
aver un dfa de imponer senten-
cias.
Clarence Gregg, negro, mata-
dor de Teodoro Neil, de la mis-
raza, fue condenado a diez
amos de encierro en- Raiford.
La Sra. Ruth M. Stevenson,
de 80 amos, Sc declare culpable
de apoderarse de un autom6vil
propiedad de Herman D. Borns-
tein Y la conden6 a seis meses
de carcel.
Interrogada por ell juez, ella
declare que 10 habia hecho bajo
la Influenza del alcohol.
George Robertson, por ell ro-
DO de un traje, seis meses de car
eel; A. Mcdonald, por recibir
propiedades robadas, As dias
Charles Fuller, robo de un auto
m6vil, un ano; James Austin,
hurto, 80 dias; Malice L. Parrot,
robo, un ano; Randall Hatcher,
robo, un ano; Roxie Nelson, a.
salto criminal, 90 dias; Lonnie
Wilder, hurto, seis meses; Boz
sey Mack, robo con f~ractura, Is
meses; Jesse Cortes, robo con
fracture, Is meses; Ed Hall, POI
recibir propiedades robadas
seis meses.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
LAS INCRIPCIONES EN- LOS
LIBROS DE REGISTRO

Los libros de registro de cleo
torres contin1an en- los 26 distri-
tos Y Sc encuentran a cargo de
los diputados registradores nom
brados por La Junta Electoral, ell
lunes por la noche.
Los oficiales informaron ano-
che que las inscripciones fueron
numerosas en- todos los barrios.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 100 NOM
bres figuraban en- las nuevas lis
tas antes de ser enviadas a los
districts.
Ell p~rescinto No. 10, De Soto
Park, fue trasladado aver desde
81 1902 de la Gale % a la Esta-
ci6n de Bomberos Mum. 6, 81
tuado a una cuadra de la pri-
mera direction. Los miembros
de la Junta Electoral dijeron
que la Estaci6n de Bomberos es-
ia situada en- sitio mas centri-
co y resulta mas convenience
para ell pueblo.
Por ahora los Libros estaran
abiertos durante seis horas al
dia, desde las 9 hasta las IL de
la manana y de 2 a 5 de la tar
de. 81 las inscripciones aumen-
tan, los Libros estaran abiertos
mas tempo, a partir de la pr6xi
ma Semana.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
HENDERSON ABRIRA 81
CAMPANA Ell VIERNES

Los partidarios de Tom Hen
derson para la ACADIA de Tam
pa ~celebraran ell viernes un mi
tin, bajo los auspicios de la Ii
ga de Buen Gobierno, agrupa-
ci6n constituida para combatir
la candidatura de Chancey.
Tendra lugar ell acto en- eel
edificio de la Liga, East Lafa-
yette 112, y 10 presidira Frank
D. Jackson.
Otros ciudadanos amigos del
candidate han ofrecido SUI COO
peraci6n.
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-
La CONFERENCTA HA A
eDOPTADO DOS RECOMEN-
DACIONES EN- FAVOR DE
Manana volveran a reunirse
los Delegates

>Londres, Vulio 22.-Ti6nese
entendido que dos recomenda-
clones favorables a Alemania
Se han adoptado por la COME
rencia de siete poderes que ira
ia de resolver la crisis financie-
ra alemana. La pfimera es que
los gobiernos interesados invi-
ten a los bancos de lnglaterra
Francia, ell de reserva federal
de Estados Unidos y ell de con-
yenios internacionales, para
renovar por tres meses los 100
millones de pesos que conce-
dieron a Alemania, por I'm
mes. en- julio Is.
La segunda es que los prin-
cipales bancos privados de los
paises referidos co~nsientan en-
dejar sus creditos actuales en-
las manos de Alemania.
Los delegados a la %conferen-
cha volveran a reunirse mana
ma por la manana, seg1n Sc ha
anunciado. I'm hombre que pre-
senci6 la session de hoy hizo es-
te comentario: Ellos tienen sus
dientes en- la cosa.
Toma parte im~portante en-
los procedimientos ell secreta-
rio Stimson.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22

Despu6s de examinar las lis.
tas de 1929 los INVESTIGATORS
han comenzado a dedicarse al
examen de las nuevas inscrip-
clones, con ell fin de rechazar to
M ylas que aparezcan como
fraudulentas.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
FL TEMPO

Nublados para manana y ell
microbes; vientos suaves del
sur.
Temperature maxima aver,
92 grades; minima, rs.
Marea alta a las 1886 a. m. y
1886 p. M; marea baja a la
l ;O4 a. m. y 2;26 p. m.
La gaceta., 1931-07-22
MATRlMONlOS

William G. Long, Sc, Y Bessie
Mae Avant, %; Sam K. Evans,
OF V Grace E. Kesler, &c; Geo.
T. Williams, 25, Y Vita Gum
ingham, "a.