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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10

FURNITURE Of every description to be sold
at auction Friday, Sept. II, commeneinE 81
10 Am. at 466 Penna ave NV Sala IN
sIoaes BED room: dining room and hv1ng
room furniture dreSSers. beds, GpYinRa, mat
tresses. chairs. tahlas. etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
SITUATION-MEN.

PREPARE NOW FOR STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriting exam; very low tuition rate by
enrolling now. The Civil Service Preparatory
School Sc. cor. 18th & SITS. NV. Met. 1897. :"
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MEN-National concern Just opening mere
can use limited number men, neat appessI.
,nce good pay rapid advancement. see
Mr.. Orr, 1881 l4th ST. NV, S-S an, OF
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MEN-ExpanSion of business necesSitates my
employing additional men with cars; leads
5urntshed Sales closed for you. Mr.. Moss
Jx0T New York ave, End floor.
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NEN-We want to interview 2 men with
eXperience selling washing machines or eiec-
Trical refrigera tors. Apply GOOD House
Keeping Shop, AIT 10th st. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10

| DOUBLE BED, coil spring and mettress;
| sooo condition' IS. 1882 Vermont ave NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10

MAN. experienced in selling fruits, Hese-
1sbles and fresh meats Apply =. M. DICK
InSon Riggs Market. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10

MAN. over IS, with or without selling ex-
perience can make good money all WlnIer'
49, an, 81
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MEN (3l for special outdoor work; abou'
san to start; permanent. Apply 2l4 Dist
Nat Rank Bldg. 2 70 Z pm.
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FURNrTURE-Bed room suite, $40 80; val
nut R1.,s dininG room suite $3.50 Ov:F:sg1sd
Sll.50. Other furniture cheap. 1881 II ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10

NEAT CUTTER in cut-rate meat msrket.
see MT Siegel at New York Market W? =
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MEN-sisOO per week and big bonus, ooth
conditional, to start. Only men WILING aS,; 10
york need apply. Steady repeat selnnE
oroposition; experience not necessary. Gail
Els insurance Bldg 18th and Eye nv ID pc :,
with car on special proposition. Call wed
Thurs. Friday. u
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DINING ROOM SET, new; bed room set and
5seeeo GEAR wardrobe. 1901 Conn. ave, Apt,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALE-M1SCELLAN
BATH TUBS, prick ana building materials.
Come 70 any Of Hechtnger's 3 yards for your
entire needs Of used material; easily seen,
easily selected; We have large quantities o.
good used brick lumber (2x4, 2x6, 2xe, 2xl0'
2xl2 IN ANY LENGTH, sheathing. flooring
WindoWs doors, sash, pipe, bath tubs, Tadi-
cellent condition All used material is ar:
ranged for convenient selection. Visit our
yards Tor the greatest selection ct bargain
prices always!
HECHINGER CO., Mountaineering DEPT.
Main Omce--1Sth and H Sts NE
powntown-6th and @ ets. S.W.
Brtghtwood-6025 Ga. Ave. NV.
BED ROOM SUITE twin beds, piece
tables, Victrola, radio, sewing machine, etc.
No dealers. Cleveland 1888. Apt. 400.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all sizes;
complete stock supplies; table and cue re-
pairing; best workmanship. Conn Billiard 4
Bowling Supply Co.. 8l0 9th NV, Dist. All
BOOKCASE. secsional; obe-Wernicke. oak
sections; top and base; good condition;
complete, $3.50. AS 10th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10

SEWING MACHINE, Singer. portable cleo
trio: round bobbin. knee control and lisht
perfect condition. all attachments. Bargain
at $35. Phone Emerson 1895, 1887 Conn
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DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING, beautiful
oIpe-White diamond, about Ia carat; vhitA
gold mounting; saerifce. $40 ahen PIG
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TIRE SALESMAN, commercial for direct
factory branch tion. tho sSd
contact with large city accounts necessary;
permanent connection With unusual aid op eo-
missions. Apply 1929 14th ST. NV. after
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DRESSER, Experienced on ladies' and men
raTments on Hoffman machine. Must nave
reference Steady Job for right party. $500
o.l,
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
IL cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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EFEICk, FUREITUHE from o. 3. Govt
Desks. chairs, nle cabinets, tables; everything
sUL youT once at great saving. WaShlngton
savage Co. once furn. dept, $40 9Th al. nv
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MAN for miscellaneous work in laundry;
previous mechanical and electrical e1peTi-
ence required. Mu6t be handy with carpen-
ing state age, previous experience and salary
desired No applications considered WITHOUT
this Information. Address Box 1907, Star
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-piece desk cate
reg taple and chairs, radio, book case, chest
OF drawers, rocking chair. Adams SSs3-M
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrIEs.

FOR RENT-sERVIcE STATION. and FLOOR,
i i3S7 s with ramp very well lighted Apply
CLEANING, PRESSING EsTAB- for sale
reason Tor Selling Phone hone Met. 7SII 10.
RooM1NG HoUsE-l2 rooms; SIS month
city SIS NJ Yer Vernon So0 81 c 3% 'efYns
ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms. good furni-
tyre .S6 all rented; $500 On K st. NV; rent
$50 per month. National 0692.
t fen VSnsT o, III pay cash. Address Box
BAKERY EQUTPMENT for sale Hubbard
bargain prices. Building car. be purchased
OF Gsc. ea castsr. d etT Apply CottaEs ter
real income and a real price, with terms.
fSance l sso 9sn ST., person M t sEs' s
ROOMING HOUSE. II rooms. L St. NV; in.
come, $l79 q month. Price. $780, terms If
desired. See Eller. Ga F St, National 5373.
COFFEE SHOP AND DINING ROOM. suit
able for dehcatessen, downtown. Northwest,
Or will lease to responsible person. Address
Box 1873. Star once.
GASOLINE. car washing. sreasinE, batteries
S SsS5. vi isc:tass ss'Soo ssf% HS
LUNCH ROOM, good location, fully equipped;
5000 business rent only s25 month; price,
$500 Address Box 3e5.D. Star once.
HOSIERY STORE for sale, near Telephone
Building; good location; owner leaving city.
Act quickly. 721 18th st. NV.
refriserstor. Al Condition: smal stceE. in
good business location at 5th and Que n W
selling out due TO my need Of change Of
climate.
FOR SALE on Richmond Washington high
way, Smile at Sans Lunch. Potomac Yards
Va. Only reason for selling is due to i'll
80
WASHINGTON Bicentennial. Call r. W. Rud-
oerforth care Potomac Yards, Alexandria Va
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gust special sale. StieH, like new. S35;
s ma. so, Sohmsr Tprisht; SIS: Emerson player.
vrSs; useo small srand, $3l5; apartment siSs
risnts for rent HardmAn, Kranich and
6aea sranas' AL sizes. HUGO Worch, lilo
ssaal1popinE. Estimates furnished. Tel Nat.
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PAPFRHANGER, first class; SO a day; come
ready for work 422l 37th st. NV.
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FUREITURE-Lving room. dining room,
breakfast room sets; leaving town and vii
sell reasonably. 1850 Lanier pl nv
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RAD1O-New. @. Z. radios, R. g. A Victor.
Sparton, Philco. Atvater Kent, Apex, stew.
art-Warner: IS down payment, balance
monthly Colorado Radio Sales and Service,
9ol4 COLORADO ave. NV. Geor7ia ilR6
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ElL11sCTRIo STOVE, Universai; very cheap.
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PIANos FoR RENT.IBTand-neV aps7tmenE
ditioned used uprights, 81 per month 'T and
tt ca lIe Give the children an opportunity
KimbAL Co.. TAI 18th st. NV, Net seSa W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tayrniture, desks, tables. chairs. book cases,
FURNITURE. You can also rent IL. II. Baum
son. DIG st. NV. National 1886
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GAIELEG TABLE and four chairs mahoe-
1 annyy' ,aimost new: S26; 1885 Kenyon NV.
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HELP-MEN,

GROCERY CLERK; must have experience
and be able to drive truck. Apply l48
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ANTIQUES. al kinds, and modern furniture
We Will pay the highest market prices for
rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lin
buys everything OF value.
APPAREL-Will buy anything suitable for
rummage sale-Shoes, hats, dresses, chill
dren's clothing; also misc. household articles
c. N. Winger. phone Decatur $50. To-
APPAREL-Mens, women's and ehildren's,
and furniture Of all descriptions wanted for
rummage sale. Gather up what you have
no further use for and call NJ Cohen, 1888
7th st. NV. Met. 97e4 and 774s; pay
BIG MONEY paid for old Jevelry. diamonds.
watches, gold teeth, old coins. musical inst.
Gold Refining, Inc, 900 18th ct. NV. IL
BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misled. The
Lincoln Co. has no connection with any
arm in the business. Phone Metropolitan
ssl7; We will pay the highest cash price for
BOOKS BOUGHT-HiGhest prices. All kinds.
any quantities. Phone Net. SllB. Pearl
mans Big Book Shop. 933 @ NV. Est 1907.
CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store
fixtures; entire contents bought. Edgar
Baum. Inc, 914 st. NV. Net. e7lA.
FURNITURE-Don't sacrifice your furniture.
We will give you more for furniture, bric-
a-brac, china, ANTIQUES and once furniture.
Phone US and be convinced. The lincoln
Co, tel. Met. Ssl7 604 9Th 81. NV.
FURNITURE = Highest cash prices paid:
prompt and courteous service. Phone Doug
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HELP-WOMEN,

CAsHTER-Young lady With credit store ex-
perience only. Apply in person to manager.
Moskin's, 729 Tth st. NV.
COOK, short order; colored. ecotts, 1883
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GROCERY AND NOVELTY STORE

GROCERY AND NOVELTY STORE
FOR SALE.
On account of sickness am compelled to
sell; Al locaton; new brick building, rooms;
very low rent. Best offer takes II. viii
trade for 10 to ~ room roomlng house
FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLoR. plus
3.room, Kitchen and bath apartment, ct
1877 Adams Mil I'd; rent, 500 per month;
BOSS d PHELPS.
14i7 K st. NV: National $500.
RooMING. HOUSE. II rooms; II st. NV. A
give away forJor can be arrange terms; rent
MR.. E1LER,
National 1878. 6l2 81. NV.
s45O-Rood1NG HOUSE. 10 rooms; rent,
$50: h.-w.h, cleo. hghti central; q
$3.50 ooming house, II rooms; rent. s7S;
INV h., elect. light; well furnished;
.. good income; near 9Th and Mass.
.,. H:-w:h:, elect: light; corner location.
central; niled; well furnished. 900
S100-Rooming house, 20 rooms several
baths; h;-w.h., cleo. light; cheap
rent; good income; partly furnished
s65o-Rooming house, IL rooms; rent, f67.
S1,25o-Rooming house. 10 rooms. 3 baths,
S3o0-0rocery and rooms and bath good
corner; cheap rent; by school.
S100-Grocery and 8 rooms; rent, S65.
$550-Lunch. old stand rent, S25; business,
$50 daily. A real bargain.
ssoo-Cafeteria, near Govt dept; corner,
R. NJ c EHRf go 1itR s. NV, Nat 1852
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

aguas de mi perseguido, por ME
do de perder su estela al seguir
un canine mas regular Y direc-
to. Era la tai Gale estrecha Y
larga, y aquel paseo de cerca de
una bora me produjo gran can
sancio: viendo reducirse la mul
titud a la eantidad de genie que
Sc nota por 10 comun en- Broad
way, cerca del parque, al medic
dia; tan grande es la diferencia
entire la multitud de Londres y
la ciudad americana mas popu-
losa.
Cuando Hegamos al final de
la Gale, entramos en- una plaza
esplendidamente iluminada por
ell gas Y rebosando exuberante
vida. Ell individuo recuper6 ell
primer aspecto que tanto me ha-
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

Ear. FL desconocido parecia al
lcorriente de todos los lugares. y
ALI adop56 nuevamente su mar.
cha primitiva, abriendose paso
sin clase alguna de prisa nj de
atropello, Y sin lamar Ia aten-
.cion de los que vendian Y com.
praban en- ell eSp2cioso estableci.
miento.
Pasamos bora Y media reco.
rriendo aquel recinto; teniendo
que redoblar mis- precauciones a
fin de evitar que Sc diera cuenta
de la i%nsistencia valerosa de m:
curiosidad que me confundia ma
terialmente con la sombra de su
cuerpo.
Yo calzaba zapatos de caucho.
que me permitian ir y venir sin
ruido que denunciara
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

mis- pasos. Mi hombre penetraba
Suceslvamente en- todas las item
daS, sin pedir NADIA, Y sin pre-
guitar por nadie, posando en- las
personals y en- los efectos una
mirada fila, incoherente v sin
orillo. Su conducta me eMtrana-
ba sobremanera, afirmandome
en- mi resolution de nc separar-
me de el sin haber conseguido
satlsfacer por complete la curio-
sldad que me hacia girar en- su
orb1.a como un satellite.
Tn reloj de sonora campana
deJo cir once vibraciones con rft
mica solemnidad, y 6sta fue la
senal para que ell bazaar quedase
vac-2 al POGO ratio. Uno de los
tenderos, al cerrar un muestra-
no. do I'm empelI6n involunta,
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

bfa chocado al verlo. Sumi6 la
barba en- ell pecho y sus ojos CHS
pearon rutilantes bajo sus con-
trafdas cejas, al escudrihar los
objetoS que lie rodeaban, pero
sin mirar hacia atras, por suer-
be mia. Apresur6 ell paso; pero
no convulsivamente, sine con re-
gularidad y en- graduation cal
culada, y no fue escasa mi sor-
presa al yer que, dando la vuel-
ia a la plaza, volvia atraS, empe-
zando de nuevo su estrambotico
paseo como una tarea impuesta,
Entonces me vi precisado a eje-
Guitar una serie de habiles ma
niobras, para impedir que en-
uno de aquellos retrocesos subj
tos descubriese mi curioSo es-
pionaie.
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

cuidandose unicamente de avan-
Ear, no pudo advertir mi tactica,
y continue mi espionaje con Gre
eiente ardor, retenido, no obs
tante, por la prudencia. Pronto
Sc desliz6 por una Gale trans
versal, que, aunque LENA de gen.
tie presurosa, no era tan molesta
para ell transito como la princi-
pal que abandonaba, cansado
de Iuchar contra multiplicados
'o~bstaculos. Aqui Sc verified I'm
Gamble evidente en- mi hombre,
tomando un paso sosegado Y ca
81 podria decirse vacilante. Cru
20 en- distintas direcciones la ira
vesfa, fernando fantasticos zis-
zas de una acera a otra, V entire
los que iban y los que venian tu-
We que someterme a surcar las
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
En- este extrano naseo emnlea

En- este extrano paseo emplea
mos una bora, mucho menos mo-
lestado por los transeuntes que
10 fuimos al entrar en- la plaza /;
porque la lluvia iba en- aumen-
to, arreciaba ell viento, v ell tenn
poral retiraba la genie al amor
de los hogares. Hacienda I'm GEES
to de impaciencia, ell hombre
errante tom6 por una Gale obs
cura Y desierta comparada con
la que habiamos dejado, Y la re-
corri6 en- toda su longDtud con
una agilidad que nunca habria
sospechado en- un ser tan caduco
pero una agilidad que me fatig6
Observation-Disclosures, en- mi en-
peno de seguirlo de cerca. En-
pocos INSTANCES desembocamos
en- un vasto y cOncurridisimo ba
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
WOLGAST


Oakland, Cal, nov. 30.-El
campe6n mundial de peso de
mosca, reconocido por la conf
sion atletica del estado de New
YArk, Midget Wolgast, Sc bati-
aqui ell microbes con ell fl
lipino Speedy Dado.
Ambos subiran al cuadrilate-
70 fuera del Unite de la catego-
ria de peso de mosca y por 10
tanto no sera discutida la coro-
ma de Wolgast.
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
FOUettn de La Gaceta No. 81
Edgardo Allan Poe
HISTORIAS
EXTRAORDINARY
v Aventuras
de Arturo Gordon Pym

guf mi canine detras del hon.
bre que espiaba.
En- Ell transcurso de media no.
"a, ell viejo a quien seguia con
tenacidad, abri6se paso con al
guna dificultad, hasta cruzar la
gran arterfa, y yo procuraba no
separarme de su ruta, recelando
perder su pista en- aquel tumul-
to. Como no volvia la cabeza,
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TRIUNFO Ell BOTE ZOA EN-
LAS A DE AVER

Frente a Ballast Point, en- la
decima tercera regatta del grupo
de Is preparadas por ell Tampa
Yacht Club, I'm nuevo Y veloz
bote, Zoa, con Arthur Webb Y
Lawrence Hall de tripulantes, al
canz6 la victoria, dejando a con-
siderable distancia a los botes
que mas puntos tienen ganados,
Felix Y Hawk.
En- dos horas y 10 minutes
hizo ell Zoa ell recorrido, en-
trando un minute antes que ell
Bat, que aver ~alcanzara ell segun
do lugar.
Cuarenta segunoos despues
Mullen y Bethel Sindlebower.
Corresponds ell cuarto lugar
al Hawk y Ell sexto al Felix, ga
nando ell primero dos puntos So
bre ell segundo. Estos dos botes
figuran a la cabeza de las rega-
tas, con IA puntos ell Hawk y
20 ell Felix.
que el Bat, cruz6 la meta ell
Snail, tripulado por Fred Nc
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
LA A~SOCIACION a !
HARA UNA CAMPAN
RIA AUMENTAR SUS MIiA.I
BROS .

La Tampa Civic Music Asso-
citation inicia esta noche con una
comida su nueva campaha para
aumentar a 100 ell nlmero de
sus socios. Aproximadamente Sc
necesitaran unos 200 miembros
mas para completar esta cifra,
pues debido a campanas anterio-
res, principalmente en- la del
ano pasado, estQs suman en- la
actualidad unof8oo miembros.
La comida Sc efectuara a las
6:15 en- ell Tampa Terrace Hotel.
Los oradores daran a conocer
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Tendra POGO interes la pelea
por la diferencia de peso.

Tommy Sc ha comprometido a
Tdepositar una fianza de 5000
para garantizar que subira al
ring" con $50 libras.
ST es necesario la balanza sc
arreglara para que ell hombre
entire en- las $50 y ell Relampa-
go quede convertible en- una "llo-
viznita".
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
Con los Guantes

Ell Relampago ha exigido a
Tommy que sc reduzca a $50 Ii
bras para ell combate del dfa IS,
en- esta ciudad
Freeman, que "cogiera pan
grande' con Arturo Scheckels,
por su exceso de peso, tambien
tendra pan grande" con ell Gu
bano.
FL mejor peso del Relampago
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
RISKO Y BENNY BASS COM
BATIRAN HOY

New York, nov. 30.-Esta no.
che, en- Cleveland, Johnny Ris-
ko, ell panadero, peleara con el
veterano K. o. Christner, de
Akron, Ohio, a diez asaltos.
En- Filadelfia, Benny Bass,
que perdiera la corona de peque-
no peso ligero a manos de Kid
Chocolate, Sc batira con Jackie
Pilkington, de New York.
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

Lou Brouillard, de Worcester,
Mass, campe6n mundial de peso
weller " Bucky Lawless, de
Syracuse.
La corona de Brouillard, que
este arrebatara al negro Thomp-
son, no sera discutida.
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
BOXEO~
KID CHOCOLATE PELEARA
HOY CONTRA LEINTR

New York, Nov. 30.-Contra
May Leiner, a beneficio de
Black Bill, ex-campe6n cubano
de peso de mosca, peleara esta
noche Kid Chocolate, en- la Are
ma st. Nichols.
La bolsa del Kid sera entire
gada integra a Black Bill, que
esta ciego.
La gaceta., 1931-11-30
LLEGARON A CALIFORNIA
LOS DIPUTADOS QUE TRAE
RAN A LEVINE

Aver llegaro9 a San Fran
cisco, California, los diputados
G. F. Short y j. w. Kirkland,
enviados para conducir a esta
ciudad a Louis Leavine acusa-
do de haber dado muerte a Joe
B. Johnson. Los diputados ha-
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

fluct1a entire LA y 146 libras.
Esto quiere decir que I'm gladia-
dor de peso welter tendra que
batirse con uno de peso mediano
Iy ex-campe6n.
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Ell CAMPEON DE PESO
l. PELEARA Ell
MERCEDES

Boston, nov. 30.-El mierco-
les pelearan aquf, a diez asaltos,
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"a GKCETE :

siguie AutoiEonF
les: la NO s. pr, :
I'm yn sa,kedan, liNes
cia 14E All oAv ances Saw
yer, veg YOU bde la aveni-
da seutw tAeeeOT 71evaron
ell CAIRO dee J Ee for
man as Esecretar Lafa.
yete. Pnes- +
Tn FS' fsmo, Ii
cencia 145-1ss oado en- Ty.
Ter esquina a Marion, a A. Mo.
linet, del e317 de la avenida
East Hillsborough.
UA Studebaker tipo coupe
sin lfcencia, propiedad de w
E. Jones, del 1927 de la Gale
East Emma.
I'm Ford, tipo sedan, licen.
cia 153-373, robado en- ell 290t
de la avenida de Nebraska q
L. S. Pate, vecino de la Sept
ma y Gale 81.
La gaceta., 1931-11-30

"5Que tai, L6eYrde
ron a Leavine tan pTesl-
HVierna frfhte a el.
5Que tai, muchach
ontest6.-"Encantados
les y de regresar
En- union de IT CPS
e~x-tampeno, Leaeipf fsta
tado por sospech;4 coRo
mana. sIla ptf>
En- Tampa ncs rs
ci6n contra Ramlf lu-f
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Of any man.
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PENALTY
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS AND
TRADERS

Your attention is called to
the provision of Senate Bill No.
SO, passed by the General AS
sembly of 1929, under which
there is imposed on persons
who fail to take out licenses
in the month of May a penalty
of 1919 per month on the cost
of the license. This is not
merely a 1919 fiat penalty, but
1917 per month or fraction of a
month.
The Clerk of the Court has
no discretion in the matter, but
will be held accountable to the
State for the collection of all
penalties.
Licenses are now on hand
ready for distribution.
s. RALPH ANDREWS,
Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the
subscriber OF Cecil County has
obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said County, letters testamentary
on the personal estate OF
THOPHILUS JONES
late of said County. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before November 8, 1881
they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand and seal this
22nd day of:sApril, 1891
FREDERICK L. JONES,
Administrator Of estate of Thophi-
lus Jones.
Test: Robt. ], MeCauley. Register.
49,
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Prominent among the thousands of
concerns using large fleets of Chevrolets
are many of the leaders of American
+ industry. In fact, Is outstanding
business firms hare purchased total
of q, COS Chevrolet cars and trucks.
Tho reason for this preference lies in
the unexcelled economy of Chevrolet
cars and trucks, as proved by official
cost records. These records show that
20 miles to the gallon is a common occur
renee wong Chevrolet cars. That oil
expense is extremely low. That Chevrolet
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due to electrical and mechanical &C.
ton, which in time would prevent
telephone equipment from functioning
properly.
Telephone users in this country
now make about S3,000.00O calls daily
When the telephone receiver is lifted
from its hook. two springs come to-
gether until their points make con.
tact and establish q circuit to the
central Office. Gold Is one OF the
metals out of which the contact points
OF these springs are made. the others
being platinum and silver.
Platinum wires conduct the current
into the glass globes and thus light
the filaments of the almost number
less electric signal lamps used on
telephone switchboards. Platinum is
used for this purpose because 1t ex-
pands and contracts. when subjected
to temperature changes. at the same
rate as does the glass In which the
wires are imbedded. Wires of other
materials might shrink away from
the glass and destroy the usefulness
of the bulb by permitting air to enter
its vacuum.
These metals are also employed in
making contact points Of the thousands
OF relays, or electrically controlled
switches, used on equipment through
out the Bell Telephone syataM A
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