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The Washington times., 1931-06-06

cess gold we now have in the
Treasury"
Garfield v. Cox, professor Of
business economics, University Of
Chicago, said:
"The plan to greatly increase
the amounts for construction OF
public works would offer a great
stimulus to business and help
bring about the return Of pros
perity.
Gwen though an immediate
construction program would not
be ideal, it would be a great deal
better than the present program
Of holding back, when there are
plenty of things that could be
DONE"
Board of Trade Agrees
James C. Murray, president OF
the Chicago Board of Trade:
"The board Of trade agrees
in every way with the recon-
mendatiOn that public works
for which plans have been made
could well be advanced at the
present time when costs are low
and the employment Of labor
would be extremely beneficial"
William Wrigley, jr., head OF
William Wrigley, Jr., & Co.
"Mr. Hearst'S radio talk hit
several nails Squarely on the
head. 1t was fOrceful and to
the point. If five billion fund
is appropriated it should be
carefully safeguarded to insure
that all Of that amount goes
for construction work done. 1t
was a good speech and he said
something"
The Washington times., 1931-06-06
Christian EndeQUOr
To Hear r. NJ. LuOn

At the II a. m. service Of
Georgetown Lutheran Church,
the pastor will preach on
Choose Ye-Paradise or Tor
ment."
At 7 p. M, Robert M. Lyon,
president of the District of Co.
lumbia Christian Endeavor Union,
will speak on the topic, The
Need for Christian thoughtful
ness and Kindness" Special
music.
The Washington times., 1931-06-06
Miscegenation Called
Lone But Vain Hope
Of World Peace

ABERDEEN, Scotland, June 6
GN.SD.-The price of world
peace is a "uni-tribal, de-racial-
lied" world, produced through
the intermarriage Of the black,
yellow and white races, Sir
Arthur Keith, noted British bio
logiSt, declared in his rectorial
address at Aberdeen University
today. He added:
II feel sure that both the
head and the heart would rise
against it."
The Washington times., 1931-06-06
a. FROM D. C. TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued
at Rockville, Md, to Paul v.
Nook, 80, of College Park, Md,
and Louise w. Cooke, 81, of Chevy
Chase, Md; Bradford L. Mizell,
81, and Matte G.. Horne, %,
both of Petersburg. Va; Ralph
j. Garnish, rs, of Providence,
R. l., an Katherine Mary Nc
Kay, 25, of Washington; Henry
L. Lester, %, and Mary K. San
derson, %, both of Washington,
and Charles A. Columbus, "a, of
Washington, and Mary Agnes
KraUSe, 81. Of Alexandria, Va.
The Washington times., 1931-06-06
Arlington Women
Set Date for "GriIL"

The first annual grill Of the
Organized Women Voters Of Ar.
lington County will be held June
IS at the Army-Navy Country
Club. The following committee Is
in charge: Mrs. Ruby Simpson,
chairman; Mrs. Ruth Lowell, Mrs.
Bertha Kelly. Mrs. Marion Hagan,
Mrs. Florence Cannon, Mrs. Sloan.
Mrs. Wilda McNemar, Mrs. Ruth
Simpson and Mrs. Alice Semones1
The Washington times., 1931-06-06
SPRING DANCE REVUE

The annual spring dance revue
of the pupils of Miss Margaret
Schuster will be given tonight in
the Westinghouse High School.
BallSton, Va. Proceeds will go TO
the county school fund.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
CAUGHT WITH SO
BOTTLES LIQUOR

On Thursday Mounted Customs
Inspectors Ralph G.. Lane and C..
M. Bristow apprehended Guillermo
Barrow, 20, driving Ford roadster
containing SO bottles of liquor en-
route to Tucson.
i, He was arraigned before U. S.
Commissioner w. A. O'Connor and
committed to the Santa Cruz Coun-
ty Jail in default of bond set in
the amount of $1,000.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
INDIANS AID NEEDY

Z BLOOMFIELD, Neb, Dec II GU.
P.)-More than 100 Ponca and
Sioux Indians on the federal res
ervation near here have united
in aiding their destitute fellow
tribesmen. The Indians, all the
able-bodied men, were chopplns
wood and hauling gravel for gov
eminent mail routes in exchange
for food and supplies.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
LARGEST FAMILY POPULATION

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. II (U.PJ
North Carolina has the largest
population per family, according
to the Bureau of Census. This
states average is 40 people to
family, and South Carolina is Sec
ond with At average. The figures
are based on 1880 population.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
FROM PATAGONIA

Joe Larnber Of Patagonia was in
Nogalea Friday morning shopping
and attending business matters.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
Goodyear
Tires

Are sold in Nogales than any
other make and facts bear out
that claim. Representatives Of
some other tire companies con
cede that probably one-half Of
all the tires sold in Nogales are
made by Goodyear.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19
CORDOVA STATION

The launch Kittiwake, of the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries, is now stationed in Cordova, having ar rived from Sitka and will be sta toned there for the duration of the fisheries season. The launch was in command of Capt. Jas. R.. Crawford, well-konwn to Cordova, says The Times.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19
THE STOCK MARKET

Juneau 161s; Am Can 97; Ban corporation 2OA; Cities 1872; Cons Gas 89 Zellerbach 3; Durant 17s; Motors 391s; Goldman 65s; Int Tel. 25la; Kennecott 1914; Lehigh AZ; Radio 16R; Richfield 1A; Standard Oil of N. J. 34s; Car bide 48; Union Cal. 15a; U. s. Steel 99; Standard Oil of Cal. 345s Standard Oil of N. Y. 177s.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19
THE MAJESTIC, LASE oC ;, MODERN REFRIGERATOR .5N & HAWKINS. NeL 1
LEGAL NOTICE
U. s. LAND OFFICE

Anchorage. Alaska March 10. l"3i
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice IS hereby given that Marguerite Lowe, widow of J. c. Lowe deceased. ha. made application for soldiers additional homestead serial 07252. for tract of land embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1921. situate on the north shore of Nushagak Bay nea' Snag Point east and adjoining U s. Survey No. l930. from which corner No. of said survey No. 1921. U. s. I. NJ. No. 13A bears 5. 73' 23' 52" w. 51.41 chains. containing DOG acres Latitude 59o 02' 21" N. Longi. tude l58' 26' 19" w.
 Any. and all persons claiming adversely and of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims in the U. s. Land Of of publication or thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 J. Iindley C cen.
 Register.
 Date first publication April l8. 1881. Date last publication June 13. 1881.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19
ALEUT|A|V HISTORY


 The following is practically a literal translation from the Rus sian taken from the manuscript of Fr. Gedeon, priest-monk of the Aexandro- Nevsky Cathedral, Moscow, Russia and was written in Kodiak between 1904 and 1907. The Gateway is informed that 1t has never before appeared m print.
 Continued from yesterday ! Of the remaining male popu- lation of Kadiak, the company gathered about 100 old men and youths. The youths were taken from 12 to IS years of age, and only such old men, that could ; not walk, were exempted. On as sembling these, they were dis patched, not in bidarkas, but thru their inability in company's bid arahs, to the southern shore of Alaska, to hunt birds called To- porki (sea parrots). On arrival there they were sent out by two and threes to various small iS- lands off of Alaska.
 It was imposed by the company for each to secure sufficient birds for seven parkas. It takes 35 birds for each parka.
 They are caught in snareS along high bluffs and sharp rocks. To such rocks as could not be climb ed, ladders were set up. Often they would fall from these and injure their already failing health, and some would lose their lives.
 While hunting thus, they would feed on the meat of ne birds caught, and would dry the skin with feathers on. Such hunt would end in the middle of July, as by that time the birds had matched their young and would then fly away. From such time until the middle of September, the toilers were allowed to hunt for them selves.
 On return the head of the party took away the above cited toll and taking same to Pavlov Har- bor turns same over to the com pany overseer under receipt. It is then these birdskins are distributed among the kayurkasat at the various posts and to all the women of Kadiak to be pre- pared and made into parkas, which are afterwards sold in exchange for sea otters to their relatives; that is, the father hunts birds while the son hunts sea otters; or else, it happens that the younger brother hunts birds and the older hunts sea otters. After taking away all the bird skns from the above and after having them made up into parkas by their wives, mothers or sisters, these are exchanged with them selves or others for sea otters. On return from such hunting parties, the energetic ones begin hunting foxes or land otters Those that were unable to secure birdskins in excess of the number imposed for him to secure, for his own parka, the company would supply him from his own catch, but for which he had to turn in five fox skins or same number of land otter skins Those that were unable to make the deficiency up the following year or he could borrow from others to make it up. In case of death, such debts were paid by relatives
 Continued tomorrow
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19

FREE. FREE! FREE!
 TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS IN SEWARD RETWEEN THE AGES OF 8 AND l3, WHO HAVE A BIRTHDAY IN THR MONTH or MAY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. CALI. AT THE ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19

Have you heard the new "OkEH re cords at SyiviA's. They arc wonderful.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19

1881 Almanacs and Date Books in a the Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19

Practical and beautiful bridge gifts a' the Alaska Shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15

GsR light now he is being beaten in the game
Of love, and it is not until he will be the
winner in it that he win again be happy. Love
is important to him. He needs it just as
flowers need the sun. 1t is the one thing which
gives flavor and zest to life and makes it the
great adventure. The only reason a man is
love-shy is that he fears the woman will find
him outI"
But Mr. Hamilton has hopes for the future.
"The present condition Of affairs in so far as
young men and young women are concerned
viii not always last" said the novelist I'm
due time the man will again find himself. 1t
has always been thus, and thus it always viii
be- There may be lapse Of one or two, pos
sibly three, generations. But nature, almost
without exception, made the male of the species
the ruler. feel that the time will again come
when youth will be motivated to higher thoughts
and higher deeds, that he win be inspired to do
greater things. may safely say, think, that
there viii be a reversion to the old order OF
things This viii come when the young man
fully realizes that his leadership is necessary
in the business and social structure Of the
world When he realizes that his character
will become stronger he viii again become the
master, and with these traits will come his
domination in affairs of the heart.
HE will become at least equal in the race
with the so-calIed modern young woman, and
may outstrip her. When he does he viii again
become the master where affairs of the heart
are concerned, and all will be we'll
Copyright, 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15
Need Solid Concrete.

tGCOLID CONCRETE really must be solid Il
wooden supports to buildings are to be
kept free from the menace of termites or little
white ants These destructive pests can ind
their way through even minute cracks or porous
openings in concrete to destroy wood which
they may find. They viii eat most anything OF
wood, and will ruin furniture as readily as
framework of buildings if they once find access
to it. Trees, cotton, paper, yarn and shoes also
fall before their attacks.
To combat them it is necessary that no wood
come in contact with the ground and no patch
be left to wood. Insecticides aid in battling
the termites once they are discovered of course,
but frequently they do very extensive damage
before they are discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15
Decline in Lice Stock.

THE value Of the live stock in this country has
declined more than a billion and half
dollars in year, dropping more than $50 to a
total of 4,366, 447, 900. This does net mean
that the live stock population on the farms has
declined, but rather that the value has.
There were shifts in the totals of different
types of animals, however, although the total
number was about the same on January of
this year as on January Of last. Beef cattle,
dairy COWS and sheep increased, while hogs,
horses and mules fell of. Tie trend indicates
that the number Of dairy cattle viii decline, as
the number Of heifer calves being raised u
lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15

T was not so long ago when men were
wont to boast of their susceptibility to
women's charms. when they took de-
light in serenading some pretty girl
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
u Y MANUEL GAR
CHA "ESTAN VIVOS Y Sc
MENEAN"
DO SU

Al mediodia de hoy Sc reci-
bio en- esta ciudad la grata no.
ticia de que los Sres. Jose La
gunas y Manuel Garcia, de
quienes Sc informo que habian
sido victimas de I'M accidente
automovilista se encuentran
perfectamente bien en- Carroll
ma del Sur.
La buena nueva lie fue CO.
municada inmediatamente a
sus familiares, trocandose en-
franco algeria y motive de ju-
bilo, la dolorosa tristeza que
les embargaba.
La decomposition del au =
tomovil en- ell que Sc dirigian a
Nueva York, es 10 unico cierto
de cuanto Sc habia informado
hasta Ell presente.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
Ell GORIERNO LABORISTA
E~QUILIBRAR Ell
P~RESUPUESTO

Londres, agosto 20.-Duran-
tie todo ell dfa Y la noche de aver
ell gabinete estuvd debatiendo
las proposiciones del comite de
cinco, nombrado por ell primer
ministro Macdonald, que per-
siguen la finalidad de equilibrar
ell presupuesto.
Aunque circular rumores di-
ciendo que las contribuciones
seran aumentadas o que Sc pom
dra una tarifa arancelaria de
1879 contra las mercancias inn
portadas. ell gobierno mantiene
complete silencio sobre sus pla-
mes.
Tan pronto como las PROPOSE
clones de los "cinco' sean apro'
badas, ell primer ministro las So
metera a la naci6n.
Creese que ell parlamento sera
llamado a una legislature ex-
traordinaria, con ell fin de pasar
las medidas financieras que Sc
c~onsideren necesarias.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
SERA G. EN- DICIEM
BRE Ell A DE SU
HIJA


Clearwater, agosto 20.-Has-
ia ell pr6ximo termino de la cor
tie del circuito, en- diciembre, no
sera juzgado Henry Grace, ex-
empleado del ayuntamiento,
guien diera muerte a su peque-
ha hija, sin desearlo, hace algu-
mas semanas.
Ell fiscal C. B. McMullen ha-
bia pedido una session extraor-
dinaria del gran jurado y de la
ccrte para disponer del case. pc
70 ell juez Byrd decide no ser
necesario a~rrojar una carga ma
yor sobre los contribuyentes, in
curriendo en- gastos extraordi-
narios para resolver la causa.
La vfctima Sc llamaba Nancy
Lucille Grace y tenia cinco amos
de edad.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
NADIA Sc SABE DE GOD
DARD

NADIA Sc pudo averiguar du-
rante ell dfa de aver sobre ell pa
radero del ciudadano Stanley
Goddard, fabricante de carteles
de esta ciudad, que ell sabado DIES
apareciera, de manera misterio-
sa, dejando abandonado su au-
tom6vil Y su ropa en- la playa de
Clearwater.
I'm aeroplano recorri6 aver
los alrededores de st. Peters
burg Y Clearwater, sin encon-
trar huellas del desaparecido.
La Sra. Goddard pas6 ell dia
de aver hacienda gestiones, en-
conferencia con ell diputado
Strickland.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20

Habl6 despues ell ST.. Luigi
Monteleone, en- italiano, quien
aseguro que un orador de Hen
derson, italiano empleado en-
ell ayuntamiento, est6mago a.
gradecido, lanz6 un grave in
sulto al decir que Chancey So
10 esta apoyado por pistoleros,
contrabandistas, etc.
Puede que tengamos entire
nuestros partidarios hombres
de esa clase, pero ell mayor con
tingente esta de la otra parte.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
MULTO FL JUEZ A DOS A
BOGADOS

Earlan, KY, agosto 20.-Lue
de calificar de infamante
mentira una declaration que lie
fuera presentada por dos abo-
gados, ell juez Jones, que parece
estar en- contra de los obreros
mineros, Impulse a cada uno de
los letrados multa de $50.
Los abogados, Ben Golden y
M. F. Hall, ddefensores de Wi
liam M. Burnett, acusa5o de
matar al diputado Pace, asegu-
ran en- su escrito que ell juez hs
dicho que los mineros son gene
ralmente rojos y comunistas.
"ICual es la base de esta fall
sedad de que yo califico a los
mineros de rojos y comunis-
tas ?"-inquiri6 Ell juez.
"Yo no propongo en- esa de-
claraci6n ser catequizado1re-
plic6 Golden.
"Esa es una infamante men
tira-repuso ell juicy Sc 10 di.
go a listed judicial y privada'
mente. listed y Mr.. Hall quedar
multados en- $50 cada uno Y IL
pr6xima vez hare que los do:
sean encarcelados.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
NOTAS DE POLITICA
C
Ell MTTIN DE WEST TAMPA
-MITINES PARA HOY
NOMBRES FALSOS

Luego de haber hablado los
candidates a CONCEAL por ell dis
trito de w. Tampa Sres. W. j..
Bailey, Albert D'Arpa Y w. M.
Miles a quienes ~presentara A.
Garriga, y los senores H. j.
Johnson, DIR. Parsons M. Gar
cia y ell juez Bailey, que reco-
mendaron la candidatura de R
E. L. Chancey, elogiando la per.
sonalidad de este, %pronunci6 ano
che un interesante discourse en-
ell terreno de la Gale Main entire
Howard y Armenia, el ex-pro-
curador del condado, future al
calde de Tampa, Sr. Chancey.
Empez6 Chancey describien-
do las virtudes del pueblo lati-
no y despues dijo que era nece-
sario arrancar ell gobierno mu-
nicipaI de las .manos en- que aho-
ra esta y de la combination
Charles Wall, Reina, Pedro Ra-
mos y Fred Thomas.
Hombres p%rominentes de la
colonia latina han combatido, en-
vano, contra esos elementos.
Aseguro que habia retado a
sus enemigos a que lie proba :
ran en- que epoca alguien 10
habia dominado a el, siendo
pr0curador y ahora, y en- lu-
gar de contestarsele con prue-
has, siguen Orlando y faltan-
do a la verdad.
Durante mi administrator
20 no permitire que haya re-
lacion entire las autoridades y
ell vicio organizado.
Ofreci6 que ell pueblo ten
dra un gobierno eficiente, eco
n6mico; y que los mejores cit
dadanos seran consultados Ell
beneficio de la comunidad.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
UNA DE MUCHA
CHOS ROBO EN- LA BOTI-
CA DE LUXE

Como a las seis y media de la
manana de hoy, el Sr. Eduardo
Gomis, farmaceutico de la boti-
ca De Luxe, situada en- Hender-
son esquina Nebraska, fue la
mado a SUI casa por ~telefono y Sc
lie comunic6 que en- ell estableci-
miento por el administrado Sc
habia cometido un robo.
Ell Sr. Gomis Sc puso inme-
diatamente en- canine de la bo-
tica y al llegar encontr6 a dos
policias que cuidaban y los Qua
les, junto con ell dependence, LA
mado Steve, lie informaron de 10
que habia ocurrido.
I'm individuo de la raza negra,
apellidado Bryant, que reside
en- una casa al fondo del esta-
blecimiento, vic rota la puerta
del fondo, prueba de que al
guien habia entrado de manera
violenta, y sin perdida de item
pc avis6 a la policfa.
Los agentes llegaron a ITEM
pc de atrapar a dos de los la
drones y tres Sc lie evadieron.
Los detenidos, que son memo
res de edad, denunciaron a los
otros y la policia esperaba dete-
ner a los que faltan. En- los boil
sillos de uno de los detenidos sc
encontraron $48 que habia ro-
bado de la GAIA registro.
Uno de los que Sc fugaron Sc
llev6 un revolver propiedad del
Sr. Gomis. Los detectives espe-
ran poder devolverle esa arma
al perjudicado.
Para -detener a los que hufan
la policia hizo a o 5 disparos,
sin resultado.
Los ladrones estan encerra-
dos en- la carcel de la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
DEFUNCIONES

Para las cinco de la tarde de
hoy esta senalado ell entierro de
la Sra. Rosa Maniscalco, de SO
amos, que falleciera en- su domi-
clio, Gale West Alfred. TOO.
LIE sobreviven su esposo, Giac
chino Maniscalco; cuatro hijos,
Epifanio, Pedro, Jose y Frank,
y dos hijas, Sra. Angelo Lag
raza y Srta. Josefina Maniscal-
co.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
!, que Sc inaugurara hoy.

Park, esquina de Snow y South
Dakota. .
Henderson hablara manana
en- ell parque de Plant y Chan
cey en- ell parque De Soto.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
ESTA INVESTIGAN-
DO

Ell inspector de incendios
Jones esta desde aver investi-
gando ell origen de la explosion
e incendio que destruyera una
pequena casa de la Gale 32 y
avenida Is, propiedad de Do
menico Militello.
La casa estaba vacia y los da-
nos sc caIcuIan en- $500.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20

Los italianos hombres de ne
gocios, con sus familias, que es
tan muy encima de los insultos
gratuitos, ayudaran a que
Chancey triunfe y cese la do
minaci6n de la genie del ham,
ma
La gaceta., 1931-08-20

Calcula la junta electoral
lue pasan de 5000 las inscrip-
clones fraudulentas que seran
quitadas de los libros.
A un investigator lie entire
garon cinco nombres Y solo en-
trego a tres de los presuntos
electores.
"Tenemos la seguridad, di-
jo ell secretario Thomas A.
Dyer, de que podremos guitar
de los libros ell 900 de los $50
rrosV
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
EN- IN
A UN LQ 7
NAL DE LA q nc :

New Orleans, agosto 2O!A Z
exguarda de la penitenciariS
Raiford, en- Florida, j. P. Benz
nett, vic aver en- una Gale de
aquf a Jess Smith, (a) Barker,
e hizo que este fuera detenido,
por saber que Ell hombre Sc ha-
bfa fugado del penal.
Otro exguarda tambien reca-
noci6 despues a Smith, que lie
vaba seis amos de residencia en-
New Orleans.
Las autoridades de Tallahas-
see, Florida, dicen que Ell hon.
bre estuvo recluido en- ell mani
comic de Chattahochee, como
loco criminal.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20
UNION DE
OFFICIAL

Por este medic Sc eta a todos
los Rezagadores para la Junta
General que Sc celebrara mana
ma Viernes a las 8 a. m. en- ell lu-
gar de costumbre.
Esperanto acuda con puntua-
lidad, quedo de I'd. fraternal-
mente,
r. Fernandez,
S~ecretario.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20

Tom Henderson hablara es-
ia noche en- la Arena de la ca
lie Main.
Chancey hablara en- Hyde
La gaceta., 1931-08-20

Tendra lugar ell lunes en- ell
Audit0rio Municipal ell debate
entire ell senador Pat Whitaker
p~residente del senado de la
Florida, y ell abogado Howard
MacFarlane, defensor de la
candidatura de Tom Hender-
on.
Ell local ha sido cedido por
81 alcalde Mckay, EN- ausencia
Eel superintendent del Audi.
.orio, Nat Rodgers.
Pat esta preparando las ba-
erias de grueso calibre.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20

Sentara al cOndadO uU8J4K.
Guiando su autom6vil Buick,
el senador, que Sc dirigia a la
ciudad de Barlow donde reside
perdi6 el ~dorfinio del vehiculo y
este rec0 mas de cincuenta
pies ante chocar con un ar
Dol cortado Y detenerse.
Como Aesultado del accidente
SwearingeM perdi6 la vida, por
fractura de la base del craneo.
La cabeza fue impYlsada hacia
la parte del frente y tambien
hacia uno de los costados del
a~utom6yil..
Una persona que pasaba por
la carretera di6 aviso al sheriff,
respondiendo a la llamada ell d.
putado Aulick y ell vigilante de
transito Surgnier, los que reco-
gieron Ell cuerpo en- una ambu.
lancia.
La identification Sc hizo pol
personals que pasaban y por una
tarjeta mas6nica con su nombrt
Y retrato.
Eva native de Newman, Ga.
y estudi6 la carrera de abogad'
en- la universidad de Washing
lton y Lee.
La gaceta., 1931-08-20

lust a t~asteless dose of Phillips Milk
of Magnesia in water. That is an a.
Kali, effective, yet harmless. 1t has been
The standard antacid for so years. One
spoonful will neutralize at once many
times its volume in acid. 1t is the right
way, the quick. pleasant and efficient
way to kill the excess acid. The stomach
becomes sweet, the pain departs. You
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