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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-05-28
Washington Snapshots

The silver question, now being
agltated with increasing vigor, will
in the opinion of Senator Borah,
chairman Of the Foreign Relations
Committee, be a Give issue" in
the 1882 presidential election. Sem
ator Borah believes the debasing
of silver, particularly by Great
Britain, has been a substantial
factor in the worldwide depres-
sion," and he is hopeful that the
United States will participate if
an international agreement on BIZ
metalism is sought. The Idahoan
would not go back to the Bryan
theory of 16-to-1 as a basis, but he
does believe, he said, that 1--WE
should go back to where we were
before the debasing of silver was
started"
Il Il
Friends of Governor Roosevelt
in Washington, discussing a posi-
BILE running mate for him if he is
the Democratic Presidential nom
inee in 1882, mention Senator Har-
rison of Mississippi pr 7minently.
Roosevelt supporters say Harrison
would be strong eampaigner and
one who could do much to over
come Southern prejudice against
the Tammany organization. Al
| though there has been consider
able talk that Westerner, such
as Senator Walsh of Montana,
might be selected for the Vice
Presidency, Southerners here are
asserting that missionary work"
in their section requires mar
from the South as nominee.
| x 4
| In an address at Auburn, Ala
| bama, Senator Joe I. Robinson
said that downward revision of the
tariff and restoration of the val
ue of silver in India and China
were essentials to return of pros
perity. MANY believers in moder-
ate protection Senator Robinson
said have confessed Congress has
"gone too far" and the present
tariff system is primarily respon-
sible for the existence of large
SURPRISES or American products
which, more than any other cause
have resulted in the present eco
nomic crisis Senator Robinson
predicted if tariff rates are lower
it will be done by Congress and not
by the Tariff Commission.
II
Replying to the attack of Sena-
tor Hull, Democrat, of Tennessee
upon the flexible clause of tht
Smoot- Hawley tariff bill, Senator
Goldsborough, Republican, o.
Maryland, asserted the suggestion
of Senator Hull that Congress anc
not the President be empowered
to act on the commission recomen-
dations was ridiculous. He declar-
ed such a course would infinitely
delay rate changes and further
plunge the tariff into PARTISAN
politics. Senator Goldsborougf
asserted that the attack of Senator
Hull means that the Democrats
"have come out in the open with q
threat of general tariff revision
A sudden squirt in the number OF
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-05-28

The long distance flying record
belongs to a species of birds which
sometimes nests In New England
the Arctic tern. These birds nest
ut least as far north as the most
northern Eskimos live while they
spend our winters on the coasts and
islands Of Antarctica. According to
at least one authority the Arctic
tern makes round trip Of 22,0OO
miles between it's farthest north
and farthest south. A bird banded
In Labrador was picked up 90 days
later In Natal, South Africa, 1900
miles away.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-05-28
Explaining Wave Molten

Wave motion in liquid represents
Z continuous handing on from par
ticle to particle Of 4 disturbance in
the medium without actual transfer
Of the medium Itself. This may be
demonstrated by throwing a stone
into water. 1t will be seen that
waves run out In circles from the
point 1T which the stone submerged.
These waves seem to be actually
moving, but II a chip be thrown
on the surface Of the water 1t will
be found that Its motion is up and
down and not In an outward dlrec-
ton.
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Taken by the Helms News Service

49, tCS'iio3 clbCI q
steady decline had been noted for
several weeks, is causing officials
of the veterans administration
some concern. The week of May
3, over forty thousand were re-
ceived. The previous week there
were only 10000. While these
figures are small compared with
those for the first week, when $685.
900 applications were filed, they
somewhat disturbed official calcu-
lations concerning the total amount
of money that will be needed.
Chairman Nye of the Senate
Campaign Funds Committee, has
denied the request of Bishop James
Cannon, Jr., for postponement IN
til September 20 of the commit
tees inquiry into the bishops use
of 1923 campaign funds. The chair
man explained that the statute of
limitations would be applicable in
the case beginning September IS,
and Gin view of this fact, it would
appear that the committee might
incur a grave responsibility if it
did not resume it's hearing priCr
to that date"
u 4 Il
Describing the Federal Land and
intermediate banks as sin the con-
troll of Wall Street representa-
tives," Senator Brookhart, Republi-
can, Iowa. has suggested that far
mers be allowed to establish .
banking system of their own. Such
move, he said would lay the
foundation for success of efforts
to bring agriculture out of the
depression, San established insti-
tuition since 1920" The board
which now controls the Fedora
Land and intermediate credit
banks, Brookhart asserted, should
be abolished and the institutions
turned over to the Farm Board
Then the latter should be author
lied to develop a complete coop
erative banking system, he added
u II
Appearing before the War Pol
icies Commission Representative
Fiorello Il. LaGuardia, Republican
Of New York, urged the conscrip.
ton of both industry and man-pow
err without profit in wartime. He
admonished the commission, Of
which Patrick j. Hurley, Secretary
of War, is chairman, that if it is
to take the profits out of war il
must be ruthless in order tx
reach the enormous profiteers.
Mr.. LaGuardia urged more vigor
Gus and far-reaching steps thai
have heretofore been advocated
by witnesses before the commits
sion. He feared that anything
short of a constitutional amend.
ment giving broad powers to the
government would fail to meet the
purposes of the resolution under
which the commission is acting
that is, to "take the profits out OF
war"
| 4
Ex-senator Henry J. Allen, OF
Kansas, was asked if he intended
to make the race again. Allen said
Vice President Curtis planned tc
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-05-28
EDGAR
Especial Correspondence


Bud Jensen was a business call
er in Red Lodge Monday.
The members of the Senior Class
attended a picnic ON Rock Creek
Thursday evening. Those who at
tended were Glennes Lee McClurg,
Dorothy Brown, Dolores Steele,
Kenneth Haddox and Percy Hop
per.
Niels Jensen and Chris Jensen
were business callers in Billings
Monday.
S s
Mrs. O'Donnel entertained at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. E. Patterson was a Wis
itor in Billings Saturday evening.
5 s
Miss Marguerite Murray of Sill
esia was an overnight guest OF
Mrs. Lille Jensen Thursday.
Miss Esther Jensen was call
er at the Henry McClurg home
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Frances Frasier of Bill
ings was in Edgar Thursday at
tending her classes in piano.
s 3
Mrs. Otto Jensen accompanied
by her son, Paul Jensen, and Miss
Mae Hathaway motored to Their
mopolis Friday evening to attend
the graduation exercises there.
Miss Doris Hart, a granddaughter
of Mrs. Jensen, graduated this
year.
s 5
Baccalaureate services for Ed
gar graduates were held at the
Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing. The Reverend Charles Rhodes
of Fromberg delivered the address.
The members of the graduating
class this year are Dolores Steele,
Glenes Lee McClurg, Dorothy
Brown, Kenneth Haddox and Percy
Hopper.
5 5
Miss Margaret Murray, who is
teaching the Wilsey school, and
Miss Eva Mae Jensen were over
night guests of Mrs. Lester Orr in
Boyd Wednesday.
Thirty rounds of boxing and
wrestling were held at the school
house Saturday evening. A battle
royal was also held. Quite crowd
of fight fans attended.
Miss Lorena Orr, Miss Clara
Gerber, Miss Esther Jensen, and
Charles Orr were among those
who attended the dance in Bridger
Saturday evening.
5 5
The Wilsey school term ended
Friday, May %. The annual school
picnic was held at the Starlight
grove Sunday. A large crowd at
tended. A weiner roast was held
in the evening.
Miss Glennes Lee McClurg and
Miss Dorothy Brown motored 10
Billings Wednesday.
s s
The local baseball team was de-
feated by the Bridger team Sun
day afternoon in a game played at
Bridger.
The Misses Esther Kane, Elsie
Kane, Leota Carmony, Opal Hattie
way, Wilma Van Hoose, Ethel Van
Hoose and Dolores Steele attend
ed the dance in Bridger Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Leo Stark was visitor at
the home of Mrs. Lille Jensen
Thursday afternoon.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-05-28

Think Il Over
II Is the rack of clouds that
makes the sunset lovely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

IN order to protect its adyer-
Users from receiving circular
matter. 1t IL expressly UNDER
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
meats addressed to box numbers
in care OF The Star will be de-
Iivered to advertisers on pres
ertation Of the box number
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

Family from a distance, Tarzan heard something
approaching. He heard It just moment before
the Sagoths heard It. They comet" announced
Tar-gash Now Tartan knew why the primitive
drum had been sounded, but he wondered why they
were gathering. When the other Sagoths arrived
it was not difficult for the ape-man to recognize
M'wa-Iot, their king. The tree Sagoths descended
to meet the approaching party After a curious
ceremony of greeting was over the king stepped
forward What is thAt?" he demanded as his
fierce eSryfed TarzAn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

When the fierce battle between the Sagoths ended,
the victor leaped back into the tree branches and
again commanded: Remove the bonds from the
wrists of the giak" This time questioned
his authority and soon Tsrzan was gratefully
stretching his numb arms IF the g1ak tries TO
run away" said the Sagoth, who was called Tar
cash kill him" Tarzan had expected they would
take his knife from him But they paid no atten-
ton to it nor to his other weapons, If they did
not know what these things were for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
wANTrnAf1rNTs
neutrality-suspicious.

LOOK, MEN a real opportunity for pro-
dueefx ii position TO place Is men TO work
fmr1atoiaseiy Call 81 once. Room No. o.
i4IO 81 81 NV, bet an. and pm.
slx sE,ss s,Ss spi De sssS ss q. Ap
SAL f3N-zske REORGANIZATION OF 4 mex
cold WA1ef faucet electric water heater hot
water INSANITY easily demonstratedi easily
18th ST. nv. Room io7, Cali 10 "a Am.
and to PM Tues. wed, Thurs, Friday.
sATRsMEN--iIere Il IL. fre quick money
deal real cash-in- hand prDpoeltion. 1907
cooperation. with national publicity every
have been waiting for. Real positions later
10 these who qualify. Let's SOL CAL Rucfl
1914 Wakhingt0n Bldg. wednesday and
THURSDAY, 9 an. 70 $50 pm.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY Tor ambitious
Falesman: strRixht commission hasiN See
Mr. HAehs hetweAn 3 and ~. washington
Neon eign, 5a7 ~ 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

CRFF wanted for local restaurant who
ffioroueliiy understands cooking and prepar-
tfg. OF food; experienced pnly need answer.
A&N%&&e lazy &h-I EfaT fFife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

When American industry puts that question TO
Uncle Sam (and architects, builders and manufac-
turers of construction materials ask It often) he
refers the request to the Bureau Of Standards with
instructions to answer promptly and with scientific
exactness And here we find the scientists prepar
ing to find the answer In very practical way
by applying fire to the reproof material be 1t tile,
plaster or theater curtain There are 81 gas burn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

err outlets the back Of this special partition test
ing furnace, which give a uniform distribution Of
flame and heat The projecting tubes contain
"therocouples" used for measuring furnace tenn
perature We see that a tile wall is to be exposed
to the blaze and that Is being built on platform
which can be rolled into position to close the entire
front of The furnace When In place, thermocouples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

sfTtJATToN.-MEy


BOY, student. colored, II wants work Is
1 nons,se ,e, rel sn1ali salary stay nights.
cA AMI eA flrst-ctass. fge on hand
pitt sTo9 Baker ct. Brentwood. Nd 2ss
CHAUFFEUR, eoiorsd, light complexion; ex-
perienceo housework, delivery driver, also
elfysioI operator; With references PHONE
coLoRED MAN, young wishes Job as jani-
sSr. trNck nslger or any kind OF work.
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN desires chance;
thoTouehly familiar with ell types of con-
struotion; references. Address BOX ss2- B.
MAN, white so. do Haht work for good
nome; small salary 5e4o sherrier pl. q ",
MAN. colored. wants Job as chauffeur or
ianitot references, Call Col. sis3.
MAN. colored young. wishes lob as dish
washer or sI-round man Phone Lincoln
kind has own caT; excellent references;
Box BIB. Star oflce. 27'
PAPER CUTTER. IN printing plant. expert
aaesitss poSiti2n with reliable company. G
REGISTERED PLUMBER capable Of han
lnsreetions made Address Box sos-B. stsr
YOUNG NAN I'll. intsiHsenl. desires pos.
ton which viii permit bin 70 attend ac-
counting university at night. salary no OBJ
ieci. Address Boz 29e-B. star once.
YOUNG MAN ~ years. with six years cx-
pegienee of handling credit and collections,
dsssres position With reliable firm that can
offer advancement for hard WORK During
the six years worked for two Arms, can fur
niSh Al references from BOTH. Capable Of
taxing CHARGE n fun Of credit and coliee-
lQnk. VIII consider any reasonable offer
Address Box 43s-A, star once
as truck driver Good education and refer
enees address Box 1913. Star once zee
As MANAGER OF chicken farm. s years ex-
peFfet1ce. married; best Of referenceg ] 81
Erwin, Sterling, Va. 27s
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ct is gilak that we caught in our snare" replied
Tar-eash 80 that is the feast that you called us
to?" demanded M'wa-lot angri1y. you should have
brought it to the tribe. It can walk" This is not
the feast the drum spoke Of" replied Tar-gash.
Then he related the story Of the tigers battle with
the thag and how they had shared Tarzan. Nearby
Is the thae.' M'wa-lot erunted: Lead us TO it.
We can eat the g1ak later when We shall dance
They proceeded down the trail. All the shes with
bsIs kent away from Tarzan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
HELP-MEN.

fcY. coIofed, as paftztinfe elevator opsr-
oei.fnGri.n.1 iIio Eye St. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

side of the partition are placed under asbestos pads
the wire leads from which 60 to indicating instru
ments in another room. Then while the furnace
roars and the heat gradually increases the engineers
make complete chart record Of heat temperatures
of each section of the partition both inside and out
Each thermocouple which consists of double strands
of wire Of special alloys whose resistance to passage
Of an electrical current is affected by their tepera-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

EATTSNEN for nationally recognized oil
burner: SOS drawing account aEainst COM
mission, Must pc expeEiencsa1. sa1 ~. sfn pa sn
iow fhf6dsh. OPPORTUNITY for I've wire
man to earn 5000 70 xg.0gg annuaiIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
SITUATIoN-WoMEN.

oIIUAlHUN--WUME
APT. HOUSE NOR Capable woman. settled.
wishes position; references. Valley E Per-
kins. 1929 L Ell NV. Phone Met. sssl aes
HCUsEKEEFER on COOK. experienced.
settled. white woman; stay nights Address
Box 345-B. star once.
PLACE wanted as typist with knowledge OF
bookkeeping. address BOX Sod, star once.
REFINED LADY wishes position as house
keeper IN rnotherless home or where parents
arc employed no 3ncurabfaf1ce and stay
nights PhouN Marlboro i0s-F-5 ~
RESIDENT MANACEREHTP---Can give ref
erfnce. Ad0resA MeA aea.B. star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

MEN--We have more prospects than we can
handle secured through a new method. We
Teatifre the services Of three or four men
with cars, for whom We furnish leads ana
close sales. see Mr.. Adams, 1907 New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

RADIO NAN WANTED--Want to make
e6Ff@ck WITH man eapa0ie OF lectuffng and
Tfyine practical laboratory instruction in
fiieIit radio school, Must have had expert
ence as licensed commercial rsdio operatpr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

MEN 81. with Or without selling eXperi-
eif16 for j RI watkins Products, payins
frofS $50 to $40 per week to right men IN
reSfficted territory; good chance for ad-
yarcerhent Apply aftsr ! Pm 5S2s Illinois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
MISUNDERSTANDING,


COOK and general nouseworker. eoiored.
worker; whole or part time. North se42.
GENERAL MAID, eoiUred. neat appearance.
splendid cook. Experienced nursemaid, watt
resS, all-around worker; best references.
DEC. U95l.
GIRL, eolored. Completely reliable wishes
paft-time or days work; excellent reference.
Nortn 1913.
GIRL. colored. wishes light homework; also
family washes. 1864 Kalorama I'd. NV.
GIRL young, colored, wants work as nurse
or mothers helper, or care Tor chiaTens
Address 5le 9th 81. s.w. 2es
GIRL, colored, wants General housework;
stay niehtS; food cook; Fest reference. Pet.
GIRL, eolored. wishes lob as general house
u 81. NV.
GIRL, eoIored. reliable, as maid or cook,
with references. Phone Lincoln 2T42-J.
2IEL vents d9a ,os WORK Of any hind Phone
GIRL. fndian, neat. wishes job eIssnins
bachelor apt 22i4 @ ST. NV. west 1855.
LADY, middle-aged, refined, desires work as
comps niqn- housekeeper for one or two per-
LAUNDREss. colored, experienced, wishes
part-tine or Gays WORK; city references
SOUTHERN GIRL. eolored. wants work OF
WOMAN. coiored experienced cook. morn
catar 2177. 1915 18th 81, nv.
WORK. By reliable woman who can MI any
yiace in the household ref Phone Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced. for
Inlff established Washington store, Plez Sc
tive full PARTICULARS IN letter Address BOX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

EKDTO SERVICE MAN. must be Al and
have car; steady position for rieft man.
Apply, Mr.. Wasserman, Georges Radio Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

HF7N. white. for work in washineton. Viz
rfflfa and MARYLAND. Only willing worker
reed apJ51x See Mr. Spooner Monday morn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

5zIiTERTTN: radio and Appliances men be-
e5Tn ~ ana 80 years; excellent obportunity;
local men prsterrsd; See See Miss kenney' car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

RTTTCf7FR WANTED Fifst-class, IN cut rate
nneSf market Good pay TO risht party.
Must be sober. References. gao Ala ST. s.w.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

COLLECTION experienced, with car Phil
B0bys Co., 725 Tth nv.
COUNTER MEN ca, with experience. Chi
caao Market Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
~ to. aistIibute advtrtisins nat.er.

MEN TO represent the American Automobtle
AsS6cia ton: no experience necessary as all
men viii be trained; permanent connection
and future TO applicants that qualify: Apply
nSaIis Hlae :. heEnfen 8 And "a an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
BIRDS BOARDED.

ATHERToN6 PET SHOPS,
SO ST. NAV. I404 irving NV.
SpECfAL--SpEcfAIr-e
Your dos given . sanitary bath, conpiefe-
" eiimineflne meas. and dried with eIecsr1e
aE Sy.nita Al , ssss ,,,pr Leekss PCS enc css
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FOR CHEAP TRANSFORMATION TO TEXAS
call at l445 N ST. NV, Apt 208, after 5
clock.
LEAVING FRIDAY FOR FLORIDA, SEDAN;
can take two. Phone Baltimore, Liberty
4412
NATIONAL TuTO TRAVEL SERVICE. TO
California and elsewhere. S47 Earle Bldg.
CAN any time. Nat 1916
COLLEGE MAN WILL DRIVE PARTY TO
Kansas City for transportation or will share
expenses Phone Met. 4o55 evening.
GOING TO MINI AND S. OAK: LEAVE
Sept ], return sept 81; can accommodate
passenger. Call Lincoln s2a5-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

PAfNTKR, e1pefienced on yf1dov frar1es p
apartI6erlt hotel Give references. Address
Pas S3s-B. star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STENOGRAPHER With Knowledge of book
keeping 5 years experience wishes po-
sftion Emerson 6T53. 27e
STENOGRAPHER-HiG duslified lady de-
sires position: IL years experience; best
reference. Call adams 1883
TYPTST desires position ewentngs. also
cashierinE considered. Address Box Sl4-B,
star once IS
YOUNG LADY must have work. Willing to
90 any kind, day o. evening. Address Box
3Ss-B, Star cfics.
YOUNG WIDOW would like position as typ
ist or general once work; some experience;
knoWiedRe Of shorthand: references. Ad-
dress BOX 1Ie-J. Star once.
YOUNG WOMAN, reliable. willing, desires
work as waitress or mothers helper, whole
or part time Decatur O474
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

JTWEI,FY SALESMAN, thorouehly expert
enGsd and capable to take full charge OF
diamond department; one with large, Glen
tee pfefefrSds salary ne object Heply con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

1EN. Responsible, neat appeafins, for
.efmanent work. AZ Flemins' Room SOB
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WELL DRfTIER, at once, Arst-elass. Apply
YOUNG W1N-We have an openine f1r .
yoflnR man; must be Of neat appearance
ard possess fair e4ueat1on; TINS 2
nerrnerlent roSltion and offers an excellent
ennortunity; resident ef northwest section
pfefefTed Call IN person between ~ ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

BUTCKe-fg3f convertible coupe. run less
than 1000 miles, cost shs4s funy guar ,a1s
master coupe. 1915: terms; fully guaranteed.
Rarnes Motors 1919 l4tn Decatur 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

lures, IL connected to q switchboard. BY noting
the amount Of current passing through the wires
the temperature Of each section can be determined
at regular intervals Thus. the degree OF heat and
lapse OF time at which various partitions will COLI
lapse crack Is accurately measured for the BENEFIT
of architects and builders. Tomorrow-How to Burn
Buildings Scientifically
Gan rshts prossctsd T!aSs marx rssisssrsa .. q
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sALE-AUToMoBrLEs.

BUICK SEDAN. 1925. eood Condition. $50:
81 IincoIrl azso.R. zss
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ITN6fEJM LAYER wanted; state Ase, ex-
Yerience and salary expected. Address BOX
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APPARE1..Mens. wonhens and ehildrens,
fummage sale. Gather up what you have
no further use for. and cali u. Cohen. lsys
7th 81. NV. Met. s7e4 ana 774e. Pay Sash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

NAN who is not afraid to canvass can make
food money. Season Just beginnins. s$5ff
NIarAaE a. ) q 2os