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The Washington times., 1931-08-13

Bid Ask
Ws:hpstSn Wash GtS 6. ass SERIES 1Ss n iol
Wash Gas IS series B .... 1O6 Y 1O7 n
Wash Ry & Elec 4s....... 92% "a
Miscellaneous Bonds
Barber & Ross Inc 6hs.... rs .....
Chevy Chase Club 5hs....,100 l.....
Col Country Club 5hs...... ,1OOhI1O3
D Paper Mfg 6s........l 80 40
w NJ Cold Storage 5s..... IS 900.
Public Utility Stocks
Capital Traction Co..... 3S Al
Wash Gas Light Co. l115 -.
n & w Steamboat. .i1S0 1870
SPOT Elec Pow IS pfd. 1111a l121a
spot EIec Pwr 5 rs pfd. .i110 I110&
Wash " ash Ry r. ( El pfd. ....... ssHIlcoh
National Bank Stocks
Capital ....................I1 IFS $50
Columbia .lSI5 ....'
Commercial (stamped) ...... 177 225
Fed-Amer Natl Blk & Tr. 4s 81
Liberty ..'.s'""''''.'''' tS0 S tx tx
Metropolitan 1888
Riggs .,.......,.......lS72 $50
WeShfngton 7seShG .........:..... 1sS 20
Trust Company Stocks -
Amer Sec & Tr Co........T52O I325
Continental Trust. t......... :::..li2S
Natl Saw & Tr. $50 4lO
Union i%G trust. E: On .......@...:.... @ 200 225
Wash Loan Trust. l400 l44O
Savings Bank Stocks
Bank of Bethesda. 58 65
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81 23s Zenith Radio .... 2& 21s 23st u
Dividend symbolsa. extra; dividend In stock; 6HS
stock; d, scrip: "ex-dVidend: tex-rightA
Dividend dollars in parsnthsSSS.
nigh prices carried to previous close
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

-WEDNESDAH-
A. n.
5:ol-International hddlers.
j.a9-Ilne.
5.S0-Gym classes.
6:s5-Food program (NBCl
7:Ol-Bradiey Kincsid
J.l5--Orgnn program.
Z .30-Mcrning devottons
7:55-MiYac.es Of Magnolia tNBcl.
S00-Mary Hale Martin lNBCl.
S.i5-Gold Looks workshop.
S.S0-DaDce miniatures tNBC).
9.00-AicCormick's ola Time Fiddlers.
9.l5--Jlm and Walt
s:3O--Iivestock reports.
9.40-Organ program;
lO:00-"Buggs" Limerick; piano solos.
io.lS-Swilt program lNBCl.
l0.30-WLW Stars.
ll:45-River reports.
l0.55-T1ue signals.
li.0o-The CroSlev singers.
lli6-rme enI0Uncenlent.
il.16-HOtel Gibson orchestra
II .a9-LiyeStock health talk.
u .30-LiyeStCck reports.
I2.00-National Farm and Home period.
i2:0o-Nahonal Farm and Home period
'tNBC).
i2;30-Singln' Sam piano. vocal.
i2.40-Market reports
l2.A5-Nethcrland Plaza orchestra
lIo-ViNaEc rhymcSter.
l.SO-Ihe Chicago 6erenGce tNBCl-
liOQ-Ihe Matinee Players,
5-OQ-ChatS with Peggy winthrop tNBCl.
3.l5-Crgan with instrumentalist.
8.SO--LiveStCcS reports.
S,40-Jane F.ohman and Don Becker.
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COMMUTERS TRAIN is
DERAILED: 20 INJURED
Rear Car Hits Open Switch and
Careens Into Freight.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 16.-A rear car
Of a commuters train of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford rail-
road, struck an open switch at the
Woodlawn station in the Bronx to-
day, careened across the ties into a
steel pillar, rebounded into the back
end Of a standing freight train and
then brought up with rending
crash against a steel abutment.
First reports said that at least
one man was killed in the wreck,
but according to police information
there were no fatalities. The in
jured numbered at least twenty.
The passenger train, patronized
principally by Manhattan business
men, was inbound from New Roch-
ellie, N. Y, for the Grand Central
terminal
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Fishing the
Air

Tribute to the lovely brides Of the month
will be paid by Paul Whiteman S orcue5-
ira in program to include Mendels-
sohns Wedding March" in modern
rhythm from WLW and NBC Chicago
studios from to 1880 .. n. Tuesday.
'When the Midnight Choo Choo Leaves
for Alabama" is the old favorite to be
sung as a duet by Julia Sanderson and
Frank Crumit in the Blackstone pIanta-
ton program over WTAM and NBC net
work al D. m. Tuesday.
Alfred WaIlenstin. cellist-conductor OF
the National Dairy Virtuosos, will play
RavePs modern classic. "Habanera," as
the solo of the program to be presented
over WTAM. WHAS, WSM. WDAF and
NBC network from $50 to z D. N. Tues
day.
Selections from Romberg's operetta.
Blossom Time" Will be sung by Alice
Mock. soprano of the Chicago Civic opera.
and Edwin Delbridge. tenor, assisted by
vocal ensemble during the Household
Finance program from WON and NBC
Chicago studio from to 1880 D. m. Tues
day
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FIND GOLD TREATMENT
FOR DREADED DISEASE
Ally for Science in InfantiIe Paraly-
sis Fight Announced.

SIS right Announced.
BIZ United Press
PASADENA, Cal, June 16.-A
gold solution designed to aid in the
treatment Of infantile paralysis was
announced at today's session Of the
eighty-eighth meeting of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advance
ment of Science.
The solution, according to a eau
tiously worded paper by DIS. Fred
erick Eberson and William Moss
man Of the University Of California
medical school, appears to fulfill
the requirements for a rapid, relia-
bic method of detecting and meas
uring the amount Of specific anti
bodies Immunity subS5ances).
only ten drops of blood serum
are necessary for the test" they
said. TO the blood serum are
added a specially prepared solu-
ton OF gold preparation and other
ingredients. The results can be
read IN three to four hours and are
interpreted finally after twenty-four
hours"
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
WRECKING SOUTH BUILDING SCHOOL


Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of School Commissioners Of the City OF
indianapolis that they will until the hour
OF 3 O'Clock .. m. on Tuesday, June 80
1881, receive bids for the following:
Wrecking of a three-story school build
ing. known as Nc. ct 7O2 Union Street
and the construction Of q roof over the
Boiler, Coal and Ash Room,
all N accordance with the plans and
specifications prepared by the Buildings
and Grounds Department.
Copies Of plans AMI specifications may
be procured by contractors desiring to bid
on any or al of the above Wrecklpg and
construction branches from the Business
Director of the Board of School Com
nis5lonerS at $50 North Meridian Street,
Indiana soils.
AL proposals must be made on blank
form No. SO prescribed by the State
Board OF Accounts and .questionneire No.
96-A must accompany bid as called for
in Chapter 202, Section 2, page ESQ of the
ACTS o. Indiana General Assembly 1929
approved March is, 1929. Said blanks
NAV be procured st the Office CT the
Board. $50 North Meridian Street. Indian
apol1s. upon application.
proposals must be accompanied by
esrt.1sd check drawn payable to the
boaro OF School Commissioners of the City
OF Indianapolis, on an indianapolis bank
or trust company, or by New York. Chi
cago or Indianapolis exchange, for three
Is per cent of ths maximum bid
sealed envelope with writing thereon
plainly indicating the character Of the
Work TO which the bid relates, as for
example. BID FOR WRECKING SCHOOL
School Commissioners $50 North Meridian
street, 4ndlanap polls, Indiana.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY A. B. GOOD. Business Director.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
June g, 1881.
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RICH SPOTS OF TUESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

5:l5-NBC (WJz)-Gus Van in songs
6:00-NBC CWJz) Household pro-
gram.
730-ColUmbia - Philco symphony,
Rhapsody in Blue"
NBC (WJ2) 49, Death Valley
Days.
Columbia-Ben Bernie and his
orchestra.
MEG (WEAF)-B. A. Roles
orchestra.
s:30-CoIumbia--J Crawford.
NBC (WJZ) Bunker Hill Day
ceremonies.
10:00-NBC (WJZ)-Rudy Vallee and
his orchestra.
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AUSTRIAN CABINET QUITS

Resigns Because of Battles Over
. Nations Financial Difficulties.
BIZ United Press
VIENNA, June 16.-The Austrian
cabinet resigned today because of
difficulties over solving the repub-
les financial difficulties.
The resignation was forecast a
few hours earlier when Franz Wink
Ter quit as minister Of the interior.
because Of his opposition to the gov
ernment's action in guaranteeing
the liabilities Of the Austrian credi-
tanstalk
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WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
Indianapolis oadcasting. Incl
WEDNESDAY

A ".
6.30-Wske- Up band program,
6:t5-Church federation morning worship
7:00-The Musical Clock
T.l0--RecJrds.
T:15-Songs.
9.0o--RequestS
B.40-RecOros.
8.a6--43ecOCQS.
905-Ialk,
els" crystal Studios
q.30-Melody man.
9.5o-COokiug chat.
10 .00--RecOr0s.
iO:20-Jinlmy Boyer's organ melodies.
10.45-Pecords.
ll.30-Taylor S, Inc music.
p n
12I5-Farn program.
l2.S0-Liyestock markets
12.35-Butter and esq quotations.
l2.40-VaUghn Cornish.
l.00-SNent
3.40--Recoros.
3:4o-Safety Club
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Houses for Rent

Adults only. Oh. z409.
ARROW. l60s-3-rocm house near car
line. electricity and water paid: SIT. IN
oulre Shane's Pharmacy. 1857 Roosevelt.
ARCH, Sis rooms. toilet. cellar; SIS.
Ri. 1929.
BELLEFONTAINE. 20l6-8-room mod. q
car garage; SIS He. $40.
BLAINE. l4l6-Single rooms, bath
furnace: 2-car garage: $3.50 II. 1905
CAPITOL. n. 32oo-5 rooms, bath. garage
city water paid: s22.50. Ri. 1928
COLORED-AlVord. 500: single; { rooms
pantry toilet. SIS. IT. 77o5.
DRAPER, 1875 rooms. water paid gas
elect nicely papeFedi siss Hus 4s6sI
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Lovers of dance music will hear an hour
of popular melodies played by B. A. Rolfe
and his Lucky Strike dance orchestra
over WENR, WAS. WSNG, WDAF. WTAAE
and an NBC network at p. m. Tuesday.
The first symphonic Jazz" work ever
to be accepted BY the worlds greatest Or
with the compositions OF the great mas
tiers. will be presented by the Philco SYM
uled Tor 1870 TO p. m. Tuesday. over
the WABC-Columbia network.
Ramona" sung by the Armchair
quratet, and melodies from Frimrs
''Fireay," viii be heard in the McKes-
son Musical Magazine program over
WTAM, WHAs and an NBC network
from to $50 p. m. Tuesday.
When Swamper Jake Went Loco" is
the title Of the Death Valley DAYS dra-
matte sketch to be presented at 7:S0 p. m.
Tuesday over WENR and an NBC net
work.
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Death Notices

ANGER, MISS CLARA K.-Passed away
SEq SUSSEX az GTeeinTupi IL; Mondey p. m
Ave, Tuesday evening and Wednesday.
services Q a m. THURSDAY at the Holy
Rosas ar :. chyrcA Friends invited; Burial
PATRICK E.-Beloyed husband
q BRIDGET Grammar; father, Of George.
Mrs. Nellie Ryan, Mrs. Helen Kinney,
nan, Indianapolis; Leo and Vincent.
Washington. Ind. Mrs Anna DeVoss,
South Bend: Mrs, Rose -Leuty. and Frank
Gaa fos ASS SoV ae q S GaT bo eF2 "a
Parkview Ave. MONDAY morning. Funeral
Thursday. June IS. $50 at the home, 9
Cross cam 2 ross FRIENDS iavite a5iai M H2
BEES OF the Holy Name Society please
m 0ei5ot At 5RT R9% f7 MSSdasSsaY evening
sEILOEP. CHARLES JR;--Age a years,
seii99yssd son Of Charles H and Elizaoeth
away Monday. JUNE IS. Services wednes-
Church. East New York ana ana Grant s SITS &.
Friends invited. Intsrment Crown Hill
tTienoS may call at family residence. $40
n BoSart any time after u O'Clock.
SHEEAN, NARY E.-Formerly Mrs. Nc
Kenny. age IS years. passed away Tues
I5ertV s. Te IF sf fr 1eSl9fe9 slSe SIs ! y
BROS. FUNERAL HoSfE. '? Ia. isss. -"
sTEvAsON. HELEN LoUIsE-AEe 6 years.
beloved daughter o. Orvilia and Hfarthe
Stevason NEE Freiiel. sister OF Eugene
and Ellzabeth Stevason. PASSED ava
June l6- Funeral notice later For in
formation call BECK & SPEAKS. Ii
la9z.
TRAVIS. PAULINE beloved mother Of
MIS-. Ida L. Paine and Miss Margaret
Travis. passed awav Sunday afternoon
Funeral services g the FLANNER & BIZ
CHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday.
p. m. Friends invited. Burial washing
ton PARK cemetery. Friends may call et
the mors1sry g. any tine,
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Day Programs
WFBM (1230l Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light COMPANY
WEDNESDAY

A. NJ.
7:30-Records
9:00-AnnounCed
9.16-Aunt Sammy.
lO.00-Don Blgelow orchestra (CBS).
1O:l5-Dessa Byrd at the organ.
silent until u.
1900 Noon-Farm network tCBS).
\. NJ.
i.OO-Salon orchestra lCBSl.
l.3O-ThrSc Doctors (CBSl.
I.45--Snvcopatcd Silhouettes (CBSl
2OO-TalE.
205-Svncopcted SilhOuettes (CBSl.
2.3O-TWo Thirty tunes.
q 90 to 6.30-Silent.
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Personals

DETECTIVES CONFIDENTIAL.
SIS Lemeke Bldg. Ri. 1864: ewes. Hu. 3lo7. |
CIRCULAR letters multiEraphec tvrS-
writer work guarn.; low prices. II. 2i7S.
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
TUESDAY

WFBM (1230) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
PM
S50-RoiIo and Dad tCBsl
545-Studio program.
600 TO 8.00-Siient.
Si5-Titoo oui iaGS' (cBsj.
s:30-Jesse Crawford poet Of the organ
e:oO-Fietcher Hendersons Harlem or
chestra (CBSl
9:I5-Arthur Pryor.s band (CBsl
9:45-Asbury PARK orchestra (CBSl.
lo:00-Romaneui and orchestra (CBS).
lQ.30-Ihe columnlSt,
10.45-Nocturne (CBS)-
WKBF (140O) indianapolis
indianapolis BroadeastinF. Inc.)
TUESDAY
4l5-News flashes.
5:i5-The Home ToWner'
5.25-Crazy Crystal.
5:30-"Gloom Chasers."
5:45-CeCil end Sally.
5:56-Baseban scores.
6:00--Band program.
6:45-",Try and Stump U.s. mystery plan
7:00-Orchestra.
7:15-Business chat.
1;30--College Chums
8.00-Benny Light ana MARX COOK
8.l5-Peggy Holman.
830-"Charlie and Ruth"
930-Ft. Harrison boxing bouts.
10:30-Connie,s EleYent-Hour Dreamers.
Il;l5-Sign OF.
WLW (700) Cincinnati
TUESDAY
4.9o-Murray Horizons dance orchestra.
950-6itdi' Man Sunshine.
445-LoWeu Thomas (NBCl,
b.O0-aLnOS n AnQV (NHC1+
5.15-WLW Highiights.
5.30--AnnCunced.
5.45-BaSebal scores.
5.50-BradleY Kincaid.
600-Paul Whiemans orchestra (NBCl.
G 30-Netherland Plaza orchestra
Clustering Jack;
7.O0-Netherland Plaza orchestra.
T.l5-Slngln Sam song. piano,
T.30-Buhble Blowers.
B.00-AnnOUnccd
8:15-Tastveast CandYkids.
8.30-Announced.
g.00-Cotton Queen Mnstrels.
9.30-Variety.
a.45-BOb NeWhaU.
9.j8-Weather.
l0.00-Los Amigos.
10.30-Vcx Humena.
ll.00-Vnlaee RhYmester
I110-Eotel Gibson orchestra
ll.SO-Castle Farm orchestra.
1900 MISUNDERSTANDING Plaza orcheS-
ira.
i2:So-sign of.
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ITIONs OF THE COLUMBIA BRoADCAsTTNG SYSTEM
TUESDAY

$50 WKBo % MBBM 80 WoWo IIeo WCCo
ioso Wild 1880 KRLD ioso WFBM 1899 WAC
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Lost and Found

LOsEBilifold, small am0unt of bills.
papers of value only to owner. containing
name Joseph w. Williams; probably lost
grounds Finder please communicate with
owner. Martinsville. Ind. Receive rewd.
LOST-Green change purse, containing
diamond ring, valued keepsake, money,
pay checks. Corner Illinois and Market.
Mon. eve. Reward. Grace Williams. ri.
LOST-Smau brown change purse with
sections containing about S11; at 40th and
Boulevard place; reward. Wa. 0546.
LOST-Pair glasses; brown case; Sat. p. m.
Ii. 6196, 1906 D. m. Reward.
GENTLEMAN who called Oh. 0ll8 about
purse. initials MIN, call He. 1850 Rev.
GOLD WATCH and chain; initials S. a.
on back. Reward. On. 7i38-M.
handkerchief; lib. rev. Ret 34l w. 26h.
LOST-Pose ring with diamond; good re-
ward. Ii. 1854. 1925 College. Ant. 25.
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rsManv Makes and Models Are Advertised Tonghts Want Ads
Houses for Rent

DENNY. N. llO3-Cozy 4-room mod bun
galow double: gar; va. pd. Wa. 3347.
EUCLID. s.. I7-s-room mod. = double;
shades. linoleum furn.; $50 mo. L. SOP.
F 55s gEs5 sb sil s5s P P9ss steam
FULTON. 72e-6-room semi-mod.. redeco-
rated: near Real SILK; SIS. IT. olo4.
GRACELAND. 34s2-Upper duplex. 1 rms. /:
gar; wa. i'd: redu. SIG. Ia. 1914. aft. 5.
GRACELAND 9236-ls double; rooms;
hardwood floors: wa. pd.; SIS; garage.
1885 Hoefgen
Thrse-room double. garage. electric
lights; pavement; Sl2.
Gregory & Appel, Inc. II. 7491
ILL. S. I0I4-6 rooms. mod. except
furnace. garage. water pd.; $3.50. He.
La SALE. S.. -4I--6:room semi-mod.; s25
New Jersey, s., 626; arm. mod: walk.
dis, $40. English, 33os; with garden. Sl7.
MERIDIAN, S. I445-Modern 7-room dou-
bic: s28. so; water paid. II. 62o7.
MEREDITH. 30sEMod double bungalow;
rms. bath; gar; $3.50. He. 55s4
MICHIGAN. E. 2234-Near. Tech. Z bedrm.
mod double. water pd.. $3.50 Oh. 1871
MINNESOTA. E. 1902 rooms, water,
gas Sl2.50. Druggist. villa and MINI.
MORRIS, W, 2os-Clean, rooms; gas,
inside toilet, sink, water paid So month.
Ri. o645, eve. Ha. l663-M.
NORTH ST. e. 27ls-Near st. Philips
church: z coy double rooms and
bath; garage. water paid; SIS. Ri. 1883
PINE. 304 N.-5 rooms; semi-modeTn: wa
ter paid; reduced rent.
PLEASANT. I140-Attractive 6-ro6m mod:
hardwood floors: all screened. DR.. 1os2-R.
RINGGOLD. 1905 rooms. complete bath,
no furnace. garage. Reduced. DR.. 51l6-R.
RINGGOLD. I405-5-room modern house.
with ga; redecorated thrughout II. 2457
RITTER, S.. 435--4-room double, semi
modern: Al condition: SIS Ri. 66l8.
SHILLER ST. 72-5 rooms and bath: SIS:
clean; garage. DR.. 208S-W.
WARMAN. S.. sos rms. bath: garage;
mod. except furnace: $40. Be. o74s
/ MONTH FREE-New York, e, $3.50; 8
I'm. mod. large sleeping perch, s35.
COLORED-Highland Pl. 2346; 5-room
double. semi-mod.. garage. ia. 6675.
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WCC0 $40 KOHL 1860
CKAC go KNOX 1000
WLAC 1870 CFRB 9ee
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18TH, E., 2115
Houses for Sale
Suburban for Sale

CORNER 37th and Ritter Ave. two lots.
50x206 each 4-room cottage, two garages;
good water and small fruit. Cash or
terms. See owner on premises.
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Real Estate for Exchange

7-ROOM HOUSE-Modern, hot water heat;
l acre ground, fruit trees and chicken
house; trade for a double house in city.
See owner HENRY RAUCH, northeast cor
ner 37th and Ritter Ave. Go east on
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VEAF Network
WIZ Network

,rATIoNs OF THE NATIONAL BROADCAsTING COMPANY
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Musical Instruments
Building Materials

CLOSING out stock of builders supplies,
everything to build or repair with Also
trucks and Office equiment. ASK for list
of items. Ha. 25l0. Allied Coal and Mat.
Co. PIP Northwestern. Dealers Invited
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Help Wanted Female

WHITE WOMAN 10 DO HOUSEWOR
DR.. 1854
La gaceta., 1931-02-03

les de personals.
llenos, completamente He
nos, estan los % pabellones,
brillando por su merito las eX
posieiones de Espana, Italia,
Holanda y Portugal.
Premios Sc concederan que
representa- un valor de mas
de $4,000.
La Have de los terrenos fue
entregada por ell alcalde a Nh.
Brorein.
Dara un concerto, a la 100
| abanda de Merle Evans,
Los 40 actos contratados pa
"a frente a la glorieta, eomen-
Zaran a presentarse a las dos
de la tarde.
Partiran los automobiles con
tratadoS para las carreras a las
z:30.
Por la noche Sc ofrecera un
concerto a las siete, empezan-
do la representation a las z y
media.
Los fuegos artificiales tie =
men su bora senalada, la de los
amos anteriores. las $500
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F.. =
LEMPIA CI~ENTlFICAMENTt
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCiENDO CARNE
Sol IDA v MIICCUHO

SOLAOA ! MOS(OLO
Ourante 40 amos ?. p. p. ma
taio alivio q miles de pers0
as que han sufrido de debilt
lad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y pGrdida de Pc
80. Estas molestias han tenido
urfgcE en- la pobreza y debili
ad de la sangre.
z. P. P. renueva los cor
uscuios rojos y hace la sangre
lea y pura. Luando este St
'b.lene desaparece ell sufri
niento, regresan las fuerzas y
i sistema recupera 81 condl.
ion saludable.
Dele que ia devuelva 50 50
ud.
listed no arriesga un centa
to On usar P. F. P. Su boti
carlo tiene instrucciones para
tcvolverle su dinero 81 no que.
ia satisfecho dsepues de usar
Ia primera botella. Tai es Ia fe
que tenemos en- p. p. p.
LConsentira listed en- segui'
.ufriendo, sintiendcse debil,
CT ando puede gozar de buena
alud, fuerza y felicldadf
C6mprelo hoy
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A las diez de Ia manana de
hoy tuvo lugar la ceremonial
Official de la aperture re la Fe
<a, presidida por ell aIcalde
Mckay, autoridadeS del con =
dado y ell municipio y ell presi-
dente de la Association de la
Feria, Mr.. w. G.. Brorein.
POGO despus de las nueve Sc
abrieron las puertas de los te-
II enos, p%enetrando varios mi
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NOTICIAS DE
lNTERES LOCAL.

Firm6 aver una orden G. suez
federal Alderman, a petici6n
de los tenedores de bonos de la
Saboard~ All Florida Railway,
caassaN sYhsidiaria de la
/; aS1lA$~aombran=
como SRlIRaEGign -
Powell, Jr., y E. w. Smith, que
va son recibidores del Sea-
board en- otros litigios.
La propiedad Sc extiende
desde Coleman a West Palm
La gaceta., 1931-02-03

Beach y Homestead e incluye
toda la via, pero no ell mate,
rial rodante.
Abogados de New York y
Jacksonville representation a
los accionistas.
La gaceta., 1931-02-03

Filadelfia.@ Feb. 3.-Varrv
Blitman, gladiator de peso lige-
no, alcanz6 anoche la decision
de los jueces sobre Peter Nebo,
Ell indio Seminole de Key West,
al terminarse un violento bout
J a diez asaltos.
Ell pdblico sali6 encantado de
la demonstration de valor y eff
cencia que dieran los gladiado-
res.
Nebo resisti6 todos los golpes
que contra su mandfbula lama
ra ell zurdito desde la primer
campanada hasta la Ultima.
En- los asaltos finales Neb1
puso a SUI contrario al horde d
la derrota, con derechas a Ia
quijada.
Los dos pelearon hace poco5
meses, en- New York, Y al indio
corresponds la victoria.
Atacando con las dos manos
en- ell segundo asalto, ell pdblico
crey6 que ell zurdo iba a SCI
acostado, por tenerlo su contra
rio arrinconado contra las so
gss.
Entonces Sc oyeron gritos de :
Ahora Sc va.
Pero ell resultado final fu@
otro.
La gaceta., 1931-02-03

Por enfermedad de los boXeaN
1ores no Sc efectuafa manana
en- Miami la pelea entire Tony
1anzoneA y Goldie Hess, este
dItimo La estrelIa de Los Angc-
es.
Hess padece de influenza.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-11-26
Reckless Slaughter !
OF Deer Accusing
Adverse Comment
Changing Open Season to Later Date
Was Unwise-Snow Makes Killing
Easy--Many Hunters Come Here.

The changing of the open deer sea-
son in Lincoln county to 10 days later
was a serious mistake. That is the ap-
parent conviction Of everyone in this
district who has the conservation Of
game at heart The result of throwing
the open season later into November
when there is an abundance OF snow is
resulting in an unprecedented slaugh-
ter of deer in this district. 1t was esti-
mated that thousand deer were killed
in the county last year by hunters, and
judged from that basis some are esti-
mating that there will be all OF two
thousand killed this year
Lincoln county has obtained the rep
utation of being great deer country,
which is true, but it is bringing to the
county scores of hunters from the out
side who come here for the sport OF
hunting deer and to take venison home
with them Sheriff Frank Baney came
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