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Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14
RESERVATIONS IN EFFECT

SHANGHAI, OeC. I4. (HJ-Cn1alg Kai Shek, President of China, has resigned and his resignation was accepted by T. v, Soong, Finance Minister Of the Ranking govern ment, who also is expected to re- sign within a few days. Several other changes in the cabinet are anticipated.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14
PRISONER MISSING

SAN QUENTIN, Dec. IA. tF- When a checkup was made on the prisoners here, it was found that one Delbert Prettinan, of Los An- geles, was missing. The missing prisoner Is as yet unaccounted for.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14
LONG JUMP.

DECATUR, IT., Dec. 14. (P)-Lt. Walter Burgis of Illinois performed record feat here when he made a 23 ,OOO-foot parachute. He was near ly four miles in the air when he leaped out and it took him almost a half hour to descend.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14
TRY WIFESLAYER

SEATTLE, Dec. fl. (P-Everett Frank Lindsay went on trial on the charge of staying his wife. Nine prospective jurors were examined today, four of whom were excused up until noon today.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14
SUSPEND GOLD sTANDARn

TOKYO, Dec. IA. (P)-It was said here Saturday that Japan would suspend the gold standard Sun- day at midnight.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14

CABINET RESIGNED MADRID, Dec. 14. (F1-The Span ish cabinet resigned Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14
PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS'

LONDON, Dec. 14. (E1-The Brit ish Parliament has adjourned un- gil February.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-14

The largest circulation of any newspaper In the End, 3rd. 4th Divisions of
 Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28

the next morning at zoo am. Had good going until we reached the Nugget divide where we ran into deep. loose snow. From the top of inc divide into the U. S. Roadhouse the travelling was fine. We en- countered overf1ows. broken ice, and running water between the U. s. and the trestle on Nome River. From there down to Dexter the trail was like a boulevard and we pulled into Bob Schedules road house at Dexter at five pm We had lunch and then came on into Nome. arriving here Thur day at pm. We were are glad to be home but feel sure that it was swell trip, which none of us will forget. We appreciated every small courtesy and favor done us On the entire trip and canno; voice enough thanks to all of those good people.
 The scenic beauty of the Saw tooth Range. viewed from the Are tic slope impressed us as being one of the most beautiful sights of natures work which we have ev- CT seen"
 Editors Note-The above des- cribed pilgrimage was written and composed entirely hy Art Harris. with the able and experienced as sistance of Coutts, Lee and O'Learv. the remaining trio of cru saders.D
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28

Frank Neal. an aged sourdough miner and prospector, living in a log cabin about a mile below Ft. Davis. had the misfortune to have his cabin burn down during the evening of Thursday of this week. He lost all his personal belongings as well as his provisions. With out even q hat, he stood around the burning embers of the logs in an effort to keep from freezing. when his nearest neighbors, about mile away. Carl Lindell and as sociates seeing the fire. from the second beach line. rushed over and took Mir. Neal to their mining camp and cared for him. The marshal's office hearing of the af- fair sent Deputy Cremer with w. J. Rowe the next morning to bring him to the hospital at Nome. It was later found that MT. Neal was not suffering from burns or frost bites. but was badly excited. He is now be.rs cared for q: the fed eral jail for a few days until he is able to make new start.
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28
FtIS ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES WARMING UP
 TO BE BIG EVENT

The superintendents of the var l3us divisions who have charge of booths and exhibits of the F3ir to be held at Nome Apri! $. g, 10, II met with the directors 0: the As sociation this week at the court room of the Federal Court house about 30 members being present
 President Thos. II. Jensen call ed the meeting 10 order and re ports were received from all the superintendents. which were very gratifying and demonstrated that each and everyone were hard at work 10 put over this fair on a much bigger plan than a year ago.
 The public school and bureau schools will be closed during the fair :o enable ihe teachers and pupils 5SarraSge ge their own ex- hibits. The secretary A. Polet stated that exhibits are coming in rem oulyin" sections as far north as Pt. Hope. The White Noun tain industrial school will prob ably be the largest exhibit from any of the native schools.
 Following the meeting of the superintendent the board of direc- tors held a short meeting at which time Nels Swanberg ST, was ap- pointed as manager and care:aker If the exhibits. he will have the small office in the Eagle lodge building, where exhibits will be received and cared for before the 'oening days of the fair.
 Due to the fact that this year The fair association only received 5000 from the territorial funas as an aid to fostering fairs. owing 10 an insufficient amount being appropriated by the last legisla- ture. The directors of the fair therefore. are desirous that it be
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28
NttT!t'F'

Notice s hereoy given that tGc feglstration Books for the reg1s- pal and School Board Election to be held April .th, 193I. will close on the 2sth day of March, 1881
 N. J. WALSH.
 City Clerk Dated at Nome, Alaska, March 28th. 1881.
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Municipal and School Board Election will be held at the City Han, Nome, Alaska, on Tuesday. April 7th, 1881. for the purpose Of electinS a Mayor, three Conncilmen for a two year term, a City Attorney, a City Treasurer, a City Clerk and a member of the School Board.
 NJ. J. WALSH,
 City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28

understood that evryone will be required to pay admission and it is hoped that everyone will turn out and help swell the door re- ceipts in order that the fair be made paying proposition.
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28
\ O I I c E

Subscribers who do not get their paper reguarly. will confer favor on ihe office ii they will report i' as soon as rossihIe.
The Nome nugget., 1931-03-28

26th. 1881.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
Rumanians DiSclair,
AL CapOne's Origin
On Their Soil

CHICAGO, March IL QN.SJ.
A recent cable dispatch suggest
ing that Alphonse Capone,
gang chieftain, might be Of Ru-
manian, and not Italian origin,
has met with a protest here.
The dispatch quoted Lads
laus Capovic, of Orea Mare, Ru-
mania, as saying he was "Al's"
father. This would make the
"scarfaced" ones true designa-
ton "Scarface Al" Capovic.
George Petrino, Rumanian
journalist of this city, hastens
to point out that If the. big
Fellows" name really is Ca
ponvic, he might be a Hunga-
rian Gypsy or a Serbian, but
certainly is no Rumanian.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
DOG JAIL BILL
PRESENTED

HYATTSVILLE, Md, March IL.
Acting in the capacity Of dog
catcher as well as chief Of the
police, Albert Anderson yesterday
presented a bill to the town
treasurer in the amount Of $7.25
for the boarding Of six dogs over
a period of five days.
The dogs taken from their
wanderings on the public streets
are locked in their own jail and
held without bond for five days
before they walk the last mile
to the shooting ground in the
rear of the police chiefs home.
A municipal law prevents the
determination Of any of the
animals before the five-day period
has elapsed. Each four-legged
The Washington times., 1931-03-11

my Skin Nearly
Drove Me Mad"
IT had pimples and blackheads so
badly, and used to squeeze them
so much that my face looked red
and raw. On the advice OF a
nurse friend I got a jar of Rowles
Mentho Sulphur and used 1t faith.
fully for ten days. In 3 days
time there was a big difference In
my skin and today it is as soft
and clear as my ten year old
sisters"
The sulphur in Rowles Mentho
Sulphur clears the skin while the
Menthol heals the sore, broken
tissue. That's the two-fold action
you want for skin troubles. Try
Rowles Mentho Sulphur not only
for pimples and blackheads, bu'
for dry, scaly skin, rash, and itch.
ing eczema. 1T WORKS! All
druggists sell it in jars ready to
use. Be sure it's RoWleS.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
Boulder Makes Life
Hard for Bank
Robbers

BOULDER, Colo, March L
QN.S).-Bank robbers Will
have q hard time doing busi-
ness in Boulder after plans be-
ing worked out by Sheriff Rob-
ert v. Blum and the four Boul-
der banks are put into effect.
Each bank will have an auto
mobile just outside the doors OF
the institution. This will be
equipped with bulletproof glass.
tear bombs and rifles. Between
the banks will be a special
alarm system by means OF
which employees of all banks
will know when one is being
held up.
Bank employees are to be
trained in use of rifles.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
AOVERTIsEMENT
ASKS DIVORCE, WIFE
HAS STOMACH TROUBLE

II had Indigestion and stomach
trouble and got so unbearable my
husband almost got divorce. After
taking Adlerika l feel fine. My
husband says l am a cheerful and
happy woman now."-Mrs. VIM.
Keller.
Tho simple German remedy. Ad-
lerika. washes out BOTH stomach
and bowels. removing poisons which
bad sleep Adlerika contains no
harmful drugs. Get it today: in 2
hours you'll be rid of gas and
bowel poisons. Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
AFETY PLANE
REVEALED BY
INVENTOR
Designer Tells Secrets of
Craft, Which Is Declared
To Be Utterly FooIproof

LOS ANGELES, March IL.
The construction of a new fool.
proof high-winged monoplane that
cost $41,000 has been revealed
by it's designer, G. Wilbur Cor
nelius.
Pilots who flew the Cornelius
ship said it was practical.
Tests showed that the ship,
powered with q 9O.hOrsepOwer
engine, has q speed Of 11O
miles an hour and q landing
speed Of so miles an hour.
The total wing spread is 30
feet.
Plane Flies Blind
According to the designer, the
ship is capable of taking off and
landing without the aid Of a
pilot and will not stall, go into
o tailSpin, sideslip or stunt. An
other feature of the ship is
that it will maintain a true COM
pass course and its correct level
position in foggy weather without
the aid of blind-flying instru-
mentS.
Engineers who witnessed sue
cessful tests said that the ship
can do on its own accord prac-
tically everything a pilot does at
the controls of an orthodox plane.
Its stability to fly itself is
largely due to the fact that
each wing is made free to move
and to change its angle au-
tOmaticalIy in respect to the
angle Of the fuselage when rid
ing bumpy air or forced into a
turn by the steering rudder.
Fin Balances Wings
A six-foot stabilator-fin, similar
to an elevator on an ordinary
plane, helps to balance each wing
and allows the pilot to adjust his
climbing or gliding angle and to
maintain the angle he chooses
without the aid Of the stick in
the cockpit.
Another safety factor Of the
ship is that it has the center OF
gravity so placed that it is i'm
possible for the ship to remain
off an even keel while flying, un-
less it is desired to turn, glide
downward or to climb.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
BOY SCOUTS TO DINE

A banquet will be given the
members Of Boy Scout Troop
and their parents March 81 in
honor Of the troops twelfth an.
niversary by the All Souls Me,
mortal Episcopal Church at the
Columbia Country Club.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
EXHIBIT COSTUMES

COLOGNE, March II UN.S0 !.
A comprehensive exhibition Of
Rhenish folk costumes and every.
day dress from 100 to 1900 will
be held at Easter in the Cologne
Museum of Applied Arts, showing
the changing styles Of 200 years.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
MAneny To Help
Porto Ric1vI Service

NEW YORK, March 11.-George
McAneny, president Of the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform
League, announced today that H.
Eliot Kaplan, executive secretary
of the league, sails tomorrow for
Porto Rico to aid the Porto Rican
legislature in adopting a new civil
service law for the island.
The new civil service law which
the Porto Rican legislature has
under consideration has been
drawn in the main by DR.. Lewis
H. Fisher, of the United States
Civil Service Commission.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
W. c. T. U. UNIT TO MEET

Capitol Hill chapter Of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet today at p. m.
ut Methodist Episcopal Church.
Third and A Sts. N. E.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11
Historic Courthouse
In Ontario Destroyed

KINGSTON, Ont, March II
QN.SO.-Damage caused by a
blaze which swept the historic
Kingston courthouse here today
was estimated at more than
| 500, 900.
The Washington times., 1931-03-11

prisoner is fed three square meals
a day, until his 25-cent allowance
is gone.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

la narizl Isl yo no fuera chato,
me habria dedicado a heroe de
novela, en- vez de dedicarme a
burl6n, Y esta noche haria mo-
Irirse de risa a dona Julia!
Enrique, a quien iba dirigido
este discurso. contest6 desazona
damente:
-Pues 10 que es a mi, no me
ha gustado la Sonora!
-Lo que no tie gusta a IT,
replica Miguel-es la buena es-
trella de Guillermo.-Tu, mi
querido Enrique, eres envidio-
so.
y tn un egoista, enemigo
del genera humane.
-Pero enemigo allegro, dado
que me contento con reirme de
el... Yo soy de la MADEIRA de Do
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

da de esa mujer, no extraneis
que esta noche o manana os
abandone por algunas horas,
para venir, con cualquier pre-
IteXto, a hacerle otra vista.
II Mayor de veinticinco amos
eres l-exclamo con disimulado
'despecho ell grave Enrique
.Procura no dar un escandalo
que nos perjudique a todos; Y,
en- 10 demas, icelebrar6 que tie
diviertas!
-iY Sc divertira ...-anadi6
luego por 10 bajo ell dWlmoso Mi
guel ;-pues noSotros.,. o sea
nos. o sea 70, hemoS Observable
que a la Se6ora MdrQaesa no lie
ha parecido NAL nuestro CUTLER
mo. iCuidado 81 influye en- la
suerte del hombre Ia forma de
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

tore Ruggirello, de Italia, el
martes, en- Los Angeles; Ell mar
ties, en- Portland, Oregon, Pete
Cerkan sera ell contrario de
Stanley Kechell, gladiator de
peso mediano.
Ell microbes, en- Seattle, Jo-
Sc Cortez, de Baise, Ohio, Sc ba-
tira con George Kerwin, de
Chicago; en- New York, Benny
Britt, de Filadelfia, contra jim
my Slavin, de New York.
Al Singer, de New York, vol
vera a combatir ell viernes, en-
New York, con Eddie Shapiro.
En- Boston, Ernie Schaaf, sc
batira con Jimmy Maloney, de
Boston.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

genes.
A TODD este, la comitiva salia
va del vallecillo, sin que Gui-
llermo hubiese visto as0mada a
la Mdrqaesa a las ventanas de-
Icaser6n ninguna de las wees
que miro hacia ALI con tai espe-
rama.
Entonces Sc acerc6 a Jose, Y
lie habl6 aparte en- estos o pare
,cidos terminus:
Dime til, buen mozo: Scuan
do entras en- quintas?
Ell robusto mancebo Sc puso
mas encarnado que la grana al
verse obligado a echar el habla
del cuerpo delante de tan distin-
guida persona; abri6 la boca
dos o tres wees sin producer rui
do alguno, como canon de 6rga-
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

cuencia...
i TOma! Cast todas las ma
nanas; y, de fijo, tod8s las tar
DIES, al obscurecer, cuando vuel-
vo del campo; y, por supuesto,
todas las noches, despues que
mi madre lie sirve la cena...
y. Gde que hablais... por
la noche ?-pyeeunt6 capciosa-
mente ell ingeniero, no en- vir-
tud de sospechas propias, sino
.por darse la satisfaction de DIR
refrutar las ajenas.
i Que cosas tiene Ell senori-
tol-exclam6 ell rozagante la
briego, poniendose otra vez muy
colorado Y riendose con malicia.
De que quiere listed que ha-
blemos? Pero, ivaya!, Sc 10 dire
con franqueza, visto que tiene
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

CANA de oirme para distrael y
matar el tempo. La Sonora Y
70 solemos hablar de-. amoreg..
i Hola !-repuso Guillermo,
brincando sobre los estribos-
La Sonora y tu...
81, senor.,.-respondi6 Jo-
Sc, riendose mas fuertemente
que antes, pero va no con mali
ca, sino con imbecilidad.-;La
Sonora me aconseja que quiera
a Brigida, y 20 lie digo... que no
puedo quererla!
FL madrileno respir6, como 81
lie quitaran de encima un asno
cue hubiese caido sobre 81. ' p~o
Sleuio su interrogatorio en- es.a
|Sepamos ante TODD quien es
Brigida...
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

no falto de aire, Y, por dltimo,
acerto a decir premiosamente:
-Entrare dentro de I'm aho y
medic, pues en- la Candelaria he
cumplido los diez Y ocho... Pero,
81 me toca la cedula, la Sonora
me librara...
Esa ingenua revelation pare
clio a Guillermo prueba eviden-
te de la inoeencia de Jose. Oy6-
la, sin embargo, con celos 0 en-
vida, por la seguridad que i'm
plicaba en- ell carino Y protection
de la Marquesa, Y continue in
terrogando c-austicamente:
. Ella tie 10 ha dicho, o III
te 10 figuras?
Ella me 10 ha dicho mas de
una vez...
-Segdn ESQ, hahl&is con fire.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

Y nadie puede negar que la
"amarillez' fue un factor de
importancia en- la derrota de
Stribling.
En- los tres primeros asaltos,
y 10 mismo que en- otro anterior
famos9 encUentro, ell hijG de
"Pa" Sc mostr6 como un "gi-
gante" de habilidad... pero al
surgir la "amarillez", un POGO
mas tarde, ell gigantic Sc CONVEX
tia en- un "pigmeo" y ell "inha-
biz germano en- I'm prodigio de
destreza.
Y el hombre cue tenia mayor
cantidad de pujanza o de "ma-
chismo" venci6 al otro, ponien-
dolo a dormir.
} "Las sogas' contuvieron a
Stribling dentro del cuadrilate-
ro-sostiene Lorente.-'Sin las
sogas todavia no hubiera apare-
cido".
Ell momento es de nuevo opor-
tuno para recordar 10 que hace
algunos amos escribiera Damon
Runyon:
Busquese al mejor boxeador
del mundo, p6ngasele ell nombre
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

V0S, en- ell Sur, comedian a Max
ell "margen' que el "Curro" lie
otorgaba? .
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
BOXEO
Ell PROGRAMA SSEMANAL
DE BOXEO EN- TODA LA
NACION

New York, julio 6.-La pelea
mas notable de la semana pare
ce ser la que sostendran Ell vier-
mes, en- Boston, Jimmy Malo-
ney, ell peso complete de Boston,
Y Ernie Schaaf, de Boston.
Ell lunes, en- ell Madison Square
Garden, Bob DIN, de New York
Sc batira con Bob Goodwin, de
Daytona Beach; Billy Avera, de
West Palm Beach, contra Jack
Massino, de New York, y Hum
berto Curl, de Argentina, con-
ira Charley Krauchi, de Suiza.
Roberto Roberti, ell gigantic
italiano, Sc batira contra saliva
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
MANDELL PRACTICARA EN-
EN- LAKELAND

Para despertar ell entusiasmo
de los fieles de Lakeland, prac-
ticara hoy ALI ell excampe6n de
peso ligero, Sammy Mandell.
Sammy boxe6 ell sabado en-
Bradenton y manana ira a Sts
Petersburg.
La ,intenci6n de Mandell y su
manager, con esos eiercicios en-
los pueblos cercanos, es atraer a
los fieles de los alrededores de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

Ma efecto ha causado entire
los fanaticos la noticia dada por
ell promoter Wolfe de que John
Mcnamara, de Orlando, sera el
referee de la pelea entire Man
dell y Stokes.
Esto viene a confirmar ell ru-
NOR de que para ell bout sc
iba a seleccionar un referee es-
pecial.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
Y L.
R~ESISTENCIA

Max Schmeling, nos venia "a
nufciando todos los dias ell com,
pa4iero Lorente, derrotara d
Jimmy Stribling por un amplio
margen.
Lorente-le deciamos-mire
listed que los principles crit
cos sostienen que Stribling ven
cera, que ell aIeman comparable
con el Is IN Don Nadie...
Pues Ell aleman triunfara, ~
plicaba de nuevo, porque no pue
de llegar a campe6n, contra un
hombre como Schmeling, quien
padece de "amarillez" como Stir
bling.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
Fouettn de La Gaceta No, 10
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

ne treinta y siete amos de edad Y
una historic de goces y sufri-
mientos sin limites, y todavia
pueden quedarle otros treinta y
siete amos de vida sin historic,
llenos de tedio y de fastidio. En-
fin; 70 voy a hablar con Jose
desde aqui hasta la villa; Y 81
las cosas que me cuente confir-
man la idea que va tengo forma-
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
A CARNERA

Somerville, N. j., julio g.
Primo Camera, ell gigante tia
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

VICTORIA DEL ALEMAN
STULL SOBRE BONA
GLIA
Hamburgo, julio 6.-Salvado
por la campana en- ell cuarto
asalto, Ernest Pistulla, alemM
que aspira a la corona de peso
complete, Sc recompuso para
superar y veneer a Michele Bo-
naglia, un italiano9
Presenciaron ell combate unas
80, 900 personals.
Evening star., 1931-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CLOTHING Mems. women's. chiidren's 8
clothes, shoes. evening gowns. furnishings,
4s4s. before 10 an OF bring 70 isis 7th
Evening star., 1931-04-19

Brewer, 2f05 o st, NV
Evening star., 1931-04-19
-SCREENTNG.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and supply
business, well established, with excellent
trade; a call at my place will convince you
Of its worth: exceptional stock on hand ana
best location in city. Address BOX i99.,D'
Star ONCE lDA
Evening star., 1931-04-19

CON KAI INII-BUILDIN
Paperhanging, painting, roofing, plumbing,
heating doors laid stuccoing, electric work.
garages; any improvement. foundation to
and fully guarsnteed.
Evening star., 1931-04-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MUST HAVE BUSINESS; win make your
pnsg M y & zdSFess SF se Box yIBf se e
has space for pOpniar-priced women's and
sata fa1dTeniA AddPess snSss Box Star
800 customers. Address BOX lo4-D. Star
ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once; will pay
cash; price must be reasonable. AddTess
Box 244-D. star once 21.-
RooMsS S a9UsE Bs5 Bs5s lGsR Pdtg Rd hddfn f
I IaT M ioB aa aRa fs@ sos. S o4 s qEgBf Eg Ssf
Snth S.lssSetJ .S,o Sa1 1ssm9 So iii 1s
Bladensbnra, N Nd: inventory. $1,000; II soid
Sunday, $3.50 to IL noon, $4o0. Don't miss
this snap
s350-IRooM1NG HOUSE; II rooms, 2 baths;
~ h.-w.h.; elect Light; central. -
's00R9Slns R% esss sSnsf sh i Teaf FSSm; .s7 baths
sfocsry h%n efs aSd Gs taons ee dorneF ParFsn Fsh
5000 Lunch; downtown; cheap rent; good
NJ 9gSRfSS URT aSsi go iltn SaGgGe ST. Sw Nat. 1882
WANTED
$: aafg oS. I'll lSs gi:
FOR SALE
OCEAN CITY, MD.
Two adjoining cottages, IS guest rooms
snG PoTsSes al comDietely Sh FurRishsd nisi Cs Fs
HAHLfoS ail NEAG T. EsTA}G 5g91tfS tsSt co INC.
55l0 Farford Rd.. Baltimore, Nd.
Phone Hamilton 0565.
GROCERY
Corner; rms. rent, $40; s.W; cheap, $780,
GROCERY
Colored sec; rms; 5000 Wk; barg, Sl,lOO
GROCERY
Mixed sec; Sc. rms; 5000; barg, Sl,2OO
GROCERY.
Colored Sec; rms; S275 wk.; cheap, S1,450.
GROCERY. '177
Mixed Sec; ne; 5000 wkly; price, S475O
GROCERY,
Ne; rms; $3.50 wk; short hrs; bargain
SANDWICH SHOP.
OPP large taxi gar; f45 daily; reduced
LIGHT LUNCH, CONFECTIONERY.
Downtn. cor; fount. $45 da.; CHI, 3i,e50
ITALIAN CAFE
Est. IL yrs; rms; good bus; red. R1.S5O
BILLIARD PARLOR.
Main thoroughfare; rent, $40; doing about
SIS daily; practically new ed; cheap $3.50
GASOLINE STATION. '0N'
Main highway; latest ed: illness; terms
MERCHANTS
BUS. & FIN. CO..
Suite 7ol. Home Life Bldg, Vt & L. Me. s274..
Evening star., 1931-04-19

Small monthly payments arranged to suit.
National Engineering Co., Tower Building.
Met 160n. EYeninES Ad. 2436 26h
La gaceta., 1931-02-24

La Sra. Barnard, administra-
dora local de correos, recibi6
aver permiso del Administra-
dor General para ex.ender a
dos repartos diarios de cores
pondencia ell servicio que 2646
casas solo recibfa una vez al
dfa.
Comenzara la extension ell dia
l de abril y beneficiara a los
Ibarrios de Seminole Heights,
sulphur Springs y Palma Celia.
He aquf los lugares benefit
.ciados: Territorio al este de Ne
Ibraska hasta la calFe IL, entire
Buffalo y Hillsborough; terri
Ieorio al este de Nebraska hasta
LA Gale Is, desde Hillsborough
"a Hanna; Nebraska y la calle
Doce desde Crawford hasta el
lrfo; Nebraska desde Ell rio a la
carretera de Temple Terrace;
Florida Y Ell rio desde Buffalo a
Lambright; area entire Howard
" Lisbon desde Morrison a Nep-
Ituno.
La gaceta., 1931-02-24
PAGO DIVIDENDO LA COCA
COLA

Atlanta, Feb. "a Los direc
torres de la compania Coca Cola
declararon aver un dividendo
de S1.75 trimestral, por cada
acci6n comun, y un dividendo
extraordinario de 25 centavos
en- la misma clase de valores pa
ia ell dia IL de MARIO,
Todos los miembros del cuer-
20 de directories y altos emplea-
dos fueron reelectos.
Ingreso como nuevo MEM
bro del comite de directories ell
Sr. Walter c.. Teagle, presiden-
tie de la compahia Standard
Oil Co, de New Jersey.