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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Rio Hondo Couple
Wed Here Monday
SPECIAL to The HeraId)

Especial 10 The Herald)
RIO HONDO, july 3.-MisS Flor
ence Reebe and Ed Kachtik were
quietly married Monday afternoon
IN the Brownsville courthouse with
Judge Kowalski performing the civil
ceremony.
Accompanying the couple we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kachtik. Mrs.
Kachtik Is the daughter OF n. Reebe
OF the Browne tract and resided in
North Dakota up until six months
prior TO her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kachtik will reside
IN Rio Hondo where the groom is
employed az the Rio Hondo Ice
company.
The bridegroom Is the son OF J.
Kachtik, prominent farmer OF Rio
Hondo.
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Visitors In
San Benito
CompLimented

SAN BENITO, July 3.-Mrs. A. l..
Mead Of San Benito. was named exc
cutive officer OF the Valley Navy
Mothers Club az their regular cleo
ton held this week.
Others officers elected were Mrs.
G. A. Caulley. Harlingen. commandef
OF the organization: Mrs. ID. Erie
dele, La Feria. first lieutenant and
Mrs. q. Devil, McAllen, master at
arms.
This Is the only organization OF
Its kind In the United States. and
on July lst the newly elected Off
GERS assumed their duties. this also
marked the second year Of the or
~ganization. This organization Is COM
posed OF mothers Of Valley boys
serving in the U. s. Navy.
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MIR. and Mrs. Ben Sanders and ben
Jrr or Weslaco. Mrs Herbert Nil
Hken and baby OF san Antonio. Dr.
Buck ana son IL. =, or Mercedes.
Mrs. a. G. Gum called nn Mrs.
III. r.. Kaiser Monday.
Miss Thelma Rowe who tS work
Ing In Rio Hondo spent the week
end INC home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Merten made
n business trip 70 san 9enito Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. RI. McLain and
Charles visited Mr. and Mrs. T. I'D.
Shipiey Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. VI. Sledge ard
daughters visited I'm Brownsville
Sunday.
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GUEST FROM
HOUSTON

Miss Maxine Christie of Houston.
was honoree at a delightful bridge
party at the Aztec arranged by Miss
Alberta Brown. Miss Maud Harris
held high score at the conclusion of
the games. Miss Christie was also
remembered with a gift from her
hostess.
The seven tables OF guests were:
Mesdames Oscar Ballenger, Ezra
Dodon. Tommie Cooke, G.. A. Cow
den. J. T.. Glenn. George Brown,
Harry Espy. George Gibson. Eddie
Burlington. X. B. Wells. Louis Ger
ard. Gilbert Geigher. w. b. Hinkly.
Misses Winston Cooke. Laurie Mae
Booth. Elizabeth Cowgirl. Dorothy
Booth. Annie Louise Craddock, Max
Inc Bruce. Eleanor Mae Smith. jose
phine WATSON, Margie Buck, Merel
Mills. Ruth Helen Sowders, Maud
Harris and Dorothy Keith of Mis-
sion.
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Withdraws From
Popularity And
Beauty Contest

Announcement Is made that Miss
Dora de Luna has withdrawn from
the beauty and popularity contest
which Is being held previous to the
Kermess on August %.
Miss de Luna, In Withdrawing.
wishes 10 thank her many kind
and generous friends who offered
their unlimited support during her
candidacy In the contest.
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Corpus Christi after which they will
make their home here.
LEAGUE Is
ENTERTAINED
MIR. and Mrs. r. s. Caswell en-
tertained the members Of the Sem
Tor Epworth League az their home
on the san Benito-H arllngen high
way.
During the evening the guests
participated In various games.
PERSONALS
MIR. and Mrs. y. A. Hollingsworth
have returned from about a three
weeks stay In San Antonio and Kerr
Vile.
Mrs. W. ID. Collins and Mrs. Don
Still have returned from Cameron.
where they went TO visit friends.
They made the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Y. Buck and
son have returned TO San Benito
after spending about two years in
Illinois where MI. Buck has been
engaged in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bolles are
home In their apartment In VAL
encia Park.
Colonel s. +. Crecelius has return
cd from Corpus Christi where he
has been In connection with the
suit or the Mckenzie Construction
Company against the City Of San
Antonio.
G. A. GRIPPE has returned to his
headquarters In San Antonio after
a short business trip TO the Valley
and a visit With his family here.
II. w. Moore. cashier Of the San
Benito Bank and Trust Company.
has returned from KerrviIle where
he spent a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. r. r. Collins and little
daughter. Mary Catherine. have re-
turned from Kansas City, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Col
Inns parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wolfesburger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brandt have
returned from 2 wedding trip 10
Monterrey and other points In Mex
leo. They spent a few days here be-
fore continuing on their trip TO Mar
ion. Ind. where they will make their
home. Mrs. Brandt was before her
marriage. Miss Louise Lippincott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Donnie
Hood. Jr.. and Mr.. Hoods brother.
Kennie Hood of Rio Hondo. have
returned from a three weeks trip
10 Tampico. Monterrey and other
points In Mexico.
Mrs. r.. f. Lippincott accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Brandt and
Mr.. Brandt. as far as St. Louis,
where she will visit for some time.
Or. and Mrs. G. Nj. Cash and
Jack Reed have returned from an
extended trip to Philadelphia and
st. Louis. While In Philadelphia.
Or. Cash attended the American
Medical Association convention, lat
er going to st. Louis for a two
weeks course IN the clinics at Wash
ingtOn University.
Or. and Mrs. q. A. Fisher and
children five gone to Junction and
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WOODLAND MOORE
II ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Moore OF
Rio Hondo have announced the mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss Frankie
Lee. 70 Willie j. Woolam, which took
place here June 81.
Reverend G. r. Marshall. pastor Of
the First Methodist Church, officiat-
ed.
The young couple left shortly after
the ceremony for a wedding trip 10
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OUTING AT
BEACH FNInEEn

Fffty-eight members and guests Of
the Young Peoples Department OF
the Baptist Sunday School enjoyed
an outing at Boca ChIca beach ear
ly in the week.
Bathing was enjoyed in the carly
part OF the evening after which q
picnic supper was spread on the
beach.
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Harrington


The pretty home or Mr.. and Mrs,
Oscar Hardy and the lawn In
front we're brightly lighted on Tues
day night when the Epworth Les
cue OF the Combes Methodist Churs .
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy. The evening was delightfully."-
cool and the moonlight made an
attractive effect.
The young folks played many
games In the yard and later. gather
ed In the house for radio music.
Lemonade and delicious sandwiches
were served BY the hostess. assist
ed by Mrs. Hardy, ST.
Guests present were: Misses Ger
aldine Russell. Pearl Norman. Louise
White. Mary Lee Russell, Dena
Wheaton. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith. Mrs. j. w. Norman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Durham and children.
MesSrs. Carl White. Howard Rey-
nolds. J. d.. Young. Edward Dunn,
Burr Leyson. Earnest Collingsworth.
and III. M. King. president OF the
League.
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HIGH SCHOOL A
WEEDS IN CLOVIS

Word has come 10 Harlingen OF
the marriage Of George Broad. popu-
lar Harlingen High School assistant
coach. to Miss Wanda Lenore Cope
land. no Clovis. New Mexico. on
June is. They viii arrive here to
make their home IN September.
PERSONALS
Mrs. ~. B. Lakeland. Mrs. Tyre
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STOP THAT ITCHING

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skin Irritations. Itching Skin or the
itch OF Eczemic conditions. letter.
Rlngworms. Itching Toes. Poison Oak
and as an antiscptic Dressing for Old
ASK your Druggist for
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SOCIETY ORQES--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN %=

Corpus Christi after which they viii
make their home here.
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lou to start
the day right

The success of each new day II
governed largely by its beginning
A tasty breakfast, of hot cakes or
waffIes, garnished by crisp bacon
the meal a man enjoys and loves
lis remembered the whole day
long. Any man will tell you that.
Breakfast will be better II you
serve VALLEY GOLD. Hot breads
cakes. biscuit, toast--help bring
out its delicious flavor.
VALLEY GOLD Is a sweet cream
butter, churned from pure ingredi-
ents, produced by tuberculin-tested
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

escrito y arroj6 los pedazos al
fuego.
IA sus lagrimas!...-ana-
do en- seguida con despecho y
De I'm modo o de
otro, no duraran muchos dias .
Els 10 bastante cruel Y ambicio-
so para olvidarme por 81 mismo,
sin necesidad de que 70 lie ayu-
de a clio, suicidandome dos We
ces!... Bien rota esta, pues. mi
segunda carta, Y alegrome mu-
cho de no imitar, nj tan siquiera
en- la forma, ell repugnante sa-
crificio de la. no muy Dana
de las Camelias!" iOh! No. Yo
no SOY la Traviatal iYo soy la
marqueSa Julia, Y no debo oscar
necer ell unico acto digno de una
doble sangre que habre ejecuta-
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

do en- mi triste vidal. Harto
hare con no eScribirle NADIA I
Harto hare con no recriminar
al ingrato a quien adore, para
que nj la conciencia nj la hippo
ccndria 10 mortifiquen largo
tempo! l.. Porque lie adore, sill.
Lie adore mas que nunca!.. LIE
adore, por 10 mismo que tent
siempre que mi carino no fuera
bastante a labrar su dicha, no
pesara tanto como su ambici6n,
no 10 r~etuviera perpetuamente
en- esta soledad!.. All desdicha-
da Pr6diga. Mas te valera no
nacer, que haber nacido para
amar demasiado.
Pdsose de pie, temerosa de
volver a afligirse, y comenz6 a
pasearse a TODD 10 largo del ga
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
BOXEO

New York, oct. 9.-Joe Seky-
ra, ell j6ven de Dayton, Ohio,
que aspira a la corona de peso
complete, Sc anot6 aver otra vic
toria derrotando a Jimmy Brad
dock, de Jersey City, en- un COM
bate a diez asaltos verificado en-
ell Madison Square Garden.
La mejor pelea de la noch9
fue la semifinal, a diez asaltos,
en- la cual Billy Townsend, de
Vancouver, alcanz6 la decision
sobre ell polaco Eddie Rand.
Steve Hamas, otro de los j6-
venes que avanzan hacia la Gus
pide de peso complete, puso q
dormir, a los 50 segundos del
segundo ~asalto, a Tommy de
Stefano, de Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

me pedias esta tarde que tie
refiriese la dramatica historic
de mis- amores, Y te la voy a re-
sumir en- pocas palabras. Mi
historic, como la de Manon Les
caut, es ell ap6logo de la Velei-
dad. iNegome DioS la virtud
de la c~onstancia, y, siempre que
me he cansado de una cosa o de
una persona, he preferido los
mayores contratiempos a la in
comodidad de sufrirla...
"Ahora bien, mi pobre Gui-
llermo: tn malhadada Pr6diga
Sc ha cansado de su Quinto a
mantle, y va a matarse muy lin
damente, para librarse a un pro-
pic tempo de la melancolia que
va te causa su desamor, de la
vejez, de Ia pobreza, de la sole
La gaceta., 1931-10-10


dad, de su mala reputation y de
los deSdenes de estos fanaticos
campesinos... Perdona, pues, 81
mortifico en- algo tn soberbia, y
recibe un adi6s cordial y fran
co de tn mejor amiga"
i All! mo! mo! iEsto es
espantoso! iEsto es sacrilego!.. l..
-grit6 Julia, deteniendose, al
tempo de firmar.-i Piense
bien o NAL de mi triste muerte!..
!Pero yo no quiero calumniarme
dentro de su alma 70 no quiero
hacerle dudar de este immense
amor que me cuesta la vida; yo
no quiero renunciar a su recuer
do, a su estimation, a su graft
a sus l%agrimas!....
Y hablando asi, rompi6 aquel
La gaceta., 1931-10-10


que esta es la mejor OCCASION de
escribirle a Guillermo... Aho-
ra que acabo de revolver TODD ell
tango de mi tempestuosa exis-
|tencia, me costara menos traba-
10 retratarme con negros colo
resi-.
Ash hablando, cogi6 la puma
y traz6 vertiginosamente estas
palabras, sin atreverse a leer-
las mientras las escribia, como
horrorizada de su popia obra:
Mi estimado Guillermo:
"Siento mucho tener que de-
cirte toda la verdad pero es
absolutamente precise. va que
tn muy disculpable amor pro-
no la adivina cuando te la
digo a medias...
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
MATRfMONlOS

Frank Maurice, %, y Max 4
Gonzalez, 10; Salvatore Man&a
35, y Carmelina Cardella, %;
Joe Pontiac, AZ, y RAh Geneva
Hoover, %; Kelley Childers, y
Cecil Elizabeth Prevatt, 10;
Fred Rand Underwood, Is y M
rion Garcia, %.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
D EPO TES

Las apuestas Sc inclinan a ia
vor del C~ocinero, que piensa re-
tar, 81 triunfa, a Tony Domin-
guez, e. actual campeon.
Figuran en- la otra pelea prin
cipal de la noche, Luis. Kid A
y Jimmy Flynn.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

binete.
I'm este mismo instante (las
tres de la madrugada), al bnen
ae GuilIermo Sc retiraba de pun
tlllas a su dormitorio, sin caer
en- la tentaci6n de lamar a las
ha0ltaciones de Julia, biep nor
que la supusiera profundamen-
lie dormida, bien por miedo q
.SuScltar a aquella bora nuevos
@~l'ereaoos'' De suceder las CO.
SaS oe ofro modo, de haber la
mado ei j0ven a aquella puerta
para e%nterarse de la saJud da
Ia a1llglda Pr6diga, tai vez cam
olara por entero la na,+a a.
los dos amantes!.. Pero Ia ss ~
Ienela estaba escrita y eI fati-
gado poeta no nam6.
Muy lsi0s de clio, fue tai 81
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
Con los Guantes

Una pregunta que Sc nos ha-
ce: iCuando Sc reabrira de nue.
yo la Arena del Circulo Cuba
no?
Trasladamos la interrogation
a quien corresponds ceatestarla.
La reapetrura del pasado lu-
mes do una perdida de 5000 y
ell publico Sc march6 desconten-
to.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Para un viaje de exhibition,
como miembro de una compania
de Vaudeville, firm6 aver IN
contrato "Pimienta" Martini.
Su primera presentacionels
hara en- Chicago, la semana
pr6xima.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Corte Federal: Manuel F. L6-
PEI, petici6n de bancarrota; pa
sivo, 23,417; active, $10,269.
Corte del Circuito: Dora En-
gel contra Isadore Engel; Paul
Butler contra Edith Elizabeth
Butler; atherine Heyer contra
M. Leo Elliot; G. A. Thompson
contra w. G. Talton; Ed P.
Frost contra Charles G. Lord;
Margaret E. Adams contra
John L. Adams.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
MARTIN PEREZ PELEARA
HOY CON RODRIGUEZ

Habana, oct. 10.-Esta nocE
peleara aqui, en- la Arena Co.
mercial, Martin Perez, conocido
por ell Cocinero, y Sergio Rodri-
guez, j6ven boxeador de peso
mediano.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Jose de la Paz Fernandez, gla
diador de peso mediano, Sc ba-
tira ell domingo pr6ximo, en- la
Habana, con un tai Antonio He
via.
Cuando Kid Charol pertene-
cia a este mundo y ostentaba la
corona de peso mediano, de La
Paz 10 ret6; pero ell Kid no lie
hizo case.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Don Jose Cortes Ars;ura que
para veneer a Abampago sa-
guero usara tE la descortesia
de sus punos.b b.
~Recomend9ehos al mejicanito
que Sc prepare bien y muestre
tcdo 10 que sabe, 81 quiere triun
far.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

ment6 De h er, pero me duele
ser robado, Yoeance un perfec-
to Strike" a Haasxy el umpire
lie "perdi6", admitted 2 despues
su error, cuando 20 Srri a la
gonna. ST hubiera tenido un f
volver en- aquels molnento, muy
NAB la hubiese pasado.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA ?
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

D. ItuTO n. uE AIaTCOn
la sociedad!... Yo 81 que envi-
do a las fieles esposas, a las
afanadas madres, a las piado-
sas viudas, a las her6icas virgo
mes! Jay de mi, que no tengo
mas companero nj fdolo que ell
oprobio, suma definitiva de mis-
recuerdos y esperanzas!
En- este miro ell reloj.
Las dos y media. ,.-dijo-.
ME quedan todavia tres horas
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Como resultado de no haber
bateado aver, eel promedio de
Martin baj6 de 667 a ST..
Ell promedio de Jimmy Foxx
subi0 a 444.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Ell mejor inning de Grove fue
ell cuarto, cuando hizo tomar
"ponche" a Roettger Y Frisch y
elimin6 a Martin con una bata
70 a Haas.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Ell publico de st. Luis hizo
aver grandes demostraciones 0e
simpatia a "Pimienta" Martin,
pero ell j6ven pelotero no pudo
"descifrar" las curvas de Grove.
Pagaron su entrada 39,401 IA
naticos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

UN LUJOSO AUTOMOVIL.
Sale para New York llevando
I'm matrimonio. Necesita tres
personals para ayudar a los gas
tos. Tnforman: 2313R Gale ia
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
BASE BALL
B STREET CULPA AL
UMPIRE

st. Luis, oct. 10.-Gabby
Street, director de los Cardena-
les, declare anoche que la derro-
ia de su club Sc debia al umpire
Richar1 N2l!in, de la Liga Anne
ricana, que Sc hallaba detras del
home, en- ell ~desastroso quin-
to inning.
Derringer habia lanzado un
perfecto Strike, estando las
bases llenas>y teniendo ell batea-
dor tres bolas Y dos Strikes,
cuand5 ell umpire Sc equivoc6,
contando "bola" y permitiendo
a los Atleticos anotar una carre-
ra "forzada".
"Nallin convirti6 I'm bueh des
alto en- uno "~podrido'', eonsi-
guiendO que los reryios de De-
rringer Sc afectaran y perdiera
Il control.
Despu6s del desafio, los Car
females, sin ocultarse, llamaban
1 Nallin un ladr6n y un pirata.
mo me importa perder, CO.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Fouetr de La Gaeeto No. 90 de vidal Sin embargo, creo ~
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At sight the ape-man the other cried "Tarzan!"
1t took moment before Tarzan could recognize the
speaker "Cirdley-Jason Gridley,' he exclaimed
Jana told me you dead" "Jana?" replied
the bewdered Jason, you have seen her? Where
is she?" "Here!" replied silvery voice The Red
Flower slipped to the ground them. Jason
started eagerly toward her but stopped midway, as
he saw her eyes held welcome for him
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Tarzan looked silently ,perpexed, but he never
questioned affairs that did not concern him.
Come" he said after moment to Gridley's re-
lief I'VE must find the Waziri." Some distance
farther on the three encountered the warriors who
were bringing with them Thoar and the three Kor-
prisoners Only when their big Bwana eX
release them Jana rushed forward and threw her
arms about Thoar And as Jason watched jealousy
smote him and he knew he himself loved this little
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4ne ape-man found that Jana could follow
him through the trees So they started back to
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mud-coated man coming toward them What he
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Tarzan took charge of future plans IF we are
ever to find the O-220,' he said to Gridley, I'VE
must follow the river. Thoar and Jana shall come
With us. If we locate the ship take them
to Zoram." "Thoars face clouded he looked first
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II this man offered you injury when you with
him?" Jana, avoiding Jason's eyes, answered, You
need not kill him. Had that been necessary, The
Red Flower of Zoram would have done it herself
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SITUATlON-MEN.


Persons cduerttsing for Situations
Wanted are Udrned to exercise
careful investigation of persons Of
Jcrtng positions tUhere cash deposits
are required TO secure employment
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, frst-ciaSs. Is
yrs. exp. all makes OF cars: capable taking
charge entire shop. best city references.
Address Box 370-v. Star once. 10
BAKER, all-around. Is years experience
Address Box 460-V, Star office.
BAKER, second. colored or will work as
helper. Apply 1888 9Th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER- JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT de-
sires position. preferably with accounting
firm. Address Box 435-V, Star ONCE. 10"
CARPENTER. painter and all-around man.
elderly, wants any position. Hyattsville
89s-M l8'
CHAUFFEUR. colored, desires position. 1928
Sherman ave. NV. Columbia 1927
FAMILY MAN. settled. desires permanent
connection; is good bookkeeper and all
around clerical worker; neat penman: thor
oughly honest and willing to work; not a
clock watcher. Will appreciate interviews
| before 10 am. Address Box 372-V, Star
| once. l2s
GROCERY MANAGER, experience egg can
| der. understands meats: IL years expert
| ence; references. Jack Stein, 9l9 9Th ST.
NV. District 26Sl. ~"
JANITOR, experienced, wants small apart
ment house; references. Decatur 1851.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

STENOGRAPFERS, pookkeepers typists
clerks, male and female needed hourly; sala-
rleS, els to $50 @k. Boyds. 1888 F. Nat 1888
COMPETENT HELP OF all kinds furnished
by employment agency OF Woman's Elk
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks, maids.
houSeworkerS; by day, week. month; ref.
investigated. Decatur 1851 1887 18th NV.
STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers: positions
open daily for those who can qualify; no
REGISTRATION fee. Personal Service, TIA Evans
Bldg. 1920 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-12

MECHANICS, first-clasS. on
all make cars; state experience. age. salary
and names of references in letter. Ad-
dress BOX 2l9-J Star oilce.
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FRANKLIN COUPE. rumble seat, late model
$50. reduced TO 1895 for quick sale; Just the
car Tor professional man woman. air
cooled; no Winter worries; nothing to freeze
or poll over. Buy Franklin now before the
[adiator on your present car gets frozen I'D.
Callan Motors. Inc, Franklin Sales and
Service 1929 NJ st. NV. North 1904