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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-12
SALE-HOUSES.

/ NEW DETACHED CORNER HOME. DUTCH
colonial design. on big lot with beautiful
| at corner with attractive landscaping fea-
ture SIX spacious rooms and big bath
floors throughout, electric refrigeration,
| handsome colonial fireplace. built-in garage
snE sns Gnep nne prc a9
| small cash payment and balance like rent
For information and inspection address Box
g rooms deep, Just off Georgia ave Oak
00d nd eehe GA ahd R A. T6uN S
NATIONAL $500
s8.5oo-NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
graded and junior high schools The The best
community In frst-class condition. New
awnings front and back. Fully screened
SIX rooms and bath and garage; All modern
heat control: kitchen cabinets and porcelain lin
MIR. S. A. YoUNG. NATIONAL $500
| 1442 FAIRMoNT ST N.w.-1o ROOMS. 3
| baths, modern; excellent condition. oil burn
! er; yard; attractively priced. l3'
OLD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 1912 WHIT
orc or call LIN LIN 58ss-W. PC 'N'O i5'
YOUR NEW HOME WE TAKE YOUR
Hddfes s Bex s6 vs saf e once as you
GROOM, AMI; SEMI-DETACHED GA
ag e. l5fs new: o#NER: address Box ;s:D'
WIDOW WILL SELL NEW HOME OF SIX
% ssse s g0RgpT An Call 1913 S St s.e'
a NEW RESIDENCE JUST OFF CONN AVE.
just completed. Seven rooms: two baths
lot Pear who esn mssa
ssSs: ss sfsn s5s Sc sHAz F.
BARGAINs ROOMS GtAssED n aEAR
st. NV. Phone Georgia 2l49-W. -
s. sunEen p0o indoors SEeHs
psneed Toom ne ew sh ea
yation, double garsse' hiwh;' a am;5; mural
c csfSfa.'Gsa hepherd in ai7o. 1O-le "
BURLEITH; S75OO-DINING ROOM TYPE
home, with garage deep lot; best loca t.2a
DOCTORS HOME AND oFF1cE-cENTRAL
ly located, northwest. Address Box 1923,
WOoDRIDGE-BRICK VENEER: 8 ROOMS.
modern; new; lot 65xll8; three-car garage.
ALL-MoDERN HOME, CENTRAL NE; WILL
take small suburban home no or HillcreSt lots
ON WIDE AVE. SE.-SIX ROOMS, FRONT
porch, long front and back yards, garage;
block from Pa. ave. cars. Best buy in city.
FIRST ST, NEAR BRYANT-VERY DESIR-
able r: & b. modern home. Less than
$500 will buy. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC,
1914 Vermont ave NV. Dist 62lO.
BARGAIN CONGRESS HEIGHTS-6-ROOM
brick, h.-w.h.. electricity; front and rear
porches; garage; monthly payments like
rent. Immediate possession. LLOYD R.
TURNER. 500 7t!: st. s.w.. Met. 1647.
rage steam heat, oil burner, Pittsburg water
heater; $40 500 West 2093-J.
25ls WooDtEY PL N.Y. N.Y.; (NEAR NEW
house: newly decorated, two baths, attic.
quick sale. Open Sunday from to Pm.
FOR SALE - o-RooM AND sUN-PARLoR
BUNGALOW, large lot. facing on two streets;
completely fenced; can be divided Tor extra
building lot; h.-w.h., garage, automatic not
water heater; $500 cash required. ia Snep-
herd ST.. Chevy Chase. Md. Tel. Wis. 1880
ALLISON ST. WEST OF 16th-BEAUTIFUL
tapestry brick house containing rooms,
baths; 2-car garage. servant auaFtee[[s
best buys in this upper 18th st. section
EXCELLENT BOOMING HOUSE INVEST
ment; all-white. restricted section, NV; has
10 rooms, baths, 2-car brick garage.
porches; ali modern throughout. Reduced
to $l2,750: terms. Adams 4766.
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GAIL srd ST. NV
New, detached; lots Al by ITO to alley.
Drive out Georgia ave. to Rittenhouse St
and thence east to Bird ST., or cars pass door.
Only two left.
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34O0 18th ST NE. CORNER.
Semi-detached. beautiful new home. Just
north of Lawrence st. and just south of
Monroe st: busSes. Open and lighted.
Reduced $4,000.
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1117 It'll ST. NE.
A pretty Groom and bath home on big
lot, and double metal garage. Only $3.50.
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HOME BARGAINS,
Detached Houses.
Big Price Reductions.

1897 UPSHUR ST. NV
~ squares west 10th St 8 rooms. double
brick garage, 2 baths. General Electric re-
frigerator. Reduced $4,000.
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1913 OWEN PL. NE.
New house just north 18th st. and Florida
ave ne A perfect little home, with garage.
fNsPEc TOY ANY T1ME-oPEN TILL PM.
II. r. HOWENSTElN CO., Inc,
1911 H ST. NV.
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1914 HEMLOCK ST. NV
stories. rooms. built-in garage; Just
east Of 18th ST. and Alaska ave. NV. Drive
out 18th st. and turn right on Alaska ave.
to Hemock st and then right 100 feet to
house. Reduced $4,000.
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S10,85O..

$l0,850.
SEMI-DETACHED.-.2 FULL BATHS
In one OF the prettieSt sections OF the
Northwest. where all homes are new; Is TINS
very attractive. new, 6-i DOM, semi -oetacheo
brick home with complete baths. massive
concrete front porch with concrete balus-
trade and brick pillars. huge rear porcheS
completely screened. daylight kitchen with
Westinghouse electric ventilator, huge pan
try latest type electric refrigeration, spa
cous cedar-lined closets. DAYLIGHT cellar
with storage rooms under front porch; large
lot. beautifully planted; paved street and
alley. making this one Of the hnest and
most complete houses built since the war
This house meets and beats all competition
Easy terms, even a small house might be
considered on trade. Call Immediately for
further details Georgia 2249
NEVER BEFORE
could you find in the best section OF
Public School, a real spacious home OF 3
rooms - bed rooms. Enclosed sleeping
porches. garage, for the sum OF Sl05O0.
Phone Columbia 1910 after p m
ALLISON ST.
WEST OF 10th ST.
Beautiful tapestry brick home containing
rooms, 3 baths. Pear garage, servants
quarters. FrigIdare, Bryant gas heater. One
OF the best buys in this upper 10Th ST. sec
ton. For inspection call Col. 1869.
COY DETACHED BROOKLAND HOME,
Six rooms and bath. cellar, GOOD plumb;
floors: newly decorated throughout; near
churches. schools and stores: one square
from street cars. Price only $500, on easy
No GOT Lawrence ST. NE.
open for Inspection Saturday and Sunday,
to pm.
NEAR l4tn AND SPRING RD.-ss,5oo, :.
Semi-detached tapestry brick home
burner. Pear garage. $4,000 cash, balance
like rent Nat. 9569 10
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4o09 2lst ST. NE
Detached brick: very attractive home
General Electric refrigerator. Reduced $1,000
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oC.Z.1O.
Agent on Premises Until 9 PM.
WILL. EXCHANGE.

Unusual value In a beautiful new corner
home. center hall plan, large rooms. Frig-
idaire. Pear garage: in fact. modern in
every respect; hardwood floors and chestnut
trim throughout Lot IS feet wide Owner
will consider small house in exchange. Call
Georgia 1922 for appointment to inspect
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OF homes TO be occupied by owners; nc
extra title. bonus or life insurance fees; Is
years or more to pay: monthly payments OF
8.56 per $1,000; financing on approved basis
up to 75(c of the valuation of house and
lot; Maryland. Virginia. District OF Column
bia For appointment give phone number
Address Box 78-J, Star office.
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471o CHEVY CHASE BLVD. NV
Just west of Chevy Chase Club grounds
Special bargain Only one of these. Drive
ont Wisconsin ave. and just this side Of
Bradley lane turn west Ia squares.
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rOIORED,
COLORED.

424 4th ST. Sc
Corner property, overlooking public
, park; especially suited for physician. Six
large rooms and bath, hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights; large. dry cellar. This house is
in excellent condition and can be sold on
exceptionally low terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pa. Ave. Sc.
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.
SALE OF RENT-HOUSES.

MUST SELL OR RENT 7-ROOM HOUSE IN
first commercial zone: suitable for store pur-
poses; owner viii sacrifice, as must leave
city. Call after pm.
1872 1Ith st. Sc. IA"
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BARGAIN.
81 $50

" ,D.TV.
Home 20 IT, wide. 80 IT. deep: covered
front porch pantry Frisidaire, hot-water
heat; p modern colonial home. Just been
recondItioned throughout. On beautiful
street near Grant Circle. Call Georgia 203s.
OCiNTANA PLACE.
Near Corner It'll and Rittenhouse SITS NV.
Modern semi detached Lrick homes. built
in garage. master kitchen. linoleum, Frigid-
are. front and rear porches, paved street
and alley.
$3.50.
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1877 Rhode Island Ave: n E. North 1zos:
TWO BUNGALOWS TO SELECT FROM
one brick. one frame. with five rooms;
You Just ought TO see the flowers and
shrubs Days and months of care have been
put into these Improvements. No words OF
ours. nothing but a personal lnSptctlo1 can
disclose to you the beauty, not only OF the
individual homes but the nelehborhood as
we'll Close to every convenience. with per-
feet TRANSPORTATION 10 washington. bocateq
in Rosemont, Washfugtons most beautllaI
Virginia suburb, in full view OF the mas
nificent Masonic Memorial to Geo. Washlhs-
ton. Write or phone for appointment.
e0--' CSnGnNInNr REAI.IX Co
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A GENUINE BARGAIN
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. NV;
Attractive new home this beautiful,
wide avenue. Regular price, $3.50; reduced
to $3.50.
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SALE-HOUSES.
fCA-kk~uAA

NEAR eth AND EAST CAPITOL ROOMS.
semi-detached brick, modern. Widow must
sell; about one-half price; terms to suit.
14l8 OAK ST. N.W.-PRACTICALLY NEW:
ideal locations; rooms, hail. bath, 1nclosed
inclosed porches. garage; very good condl-
ton; convenient all car lines and buses. Ia
l4O7 2lst ST. N.W-lo RMS; AND BATH.
rent Met 1900, EN-. O2l6.
i HtS:2 bMSnssioS rooms. tile bath: sity
stneet iarse lot, soxi5o feet resTsr BUS
service miles from Ps saNa
Box 166-D Star Office. 13'
BARGAIN-wEsT OF 18th AND, IRVING;
extra half bath; all, modern; nice yard,
garage. VIII sell quickly: Adams Abs.
REDUCED $2.Ooo-CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
RS'sn fs5s9' $3.50 es s:e
1916 Morrison ST. 10
CHEVY CHASE BARGAINs $40 $50 TO
Sl2,65O Attractive new homes in stone.
walton in Chevy Chase. Six corner rooms.
tiled baths with showers. lots Of closets
Handicapped grounds. Terms very reason.
able! Lighted tin 10 pm Drive out
SQUARE east and q half square north to
45l3 Ridge st. Phone Clev. 7483 or Wis.
1918
470S BLAGDEN AVE. N.W-AN ULTRA
modern, detached brick house for the
amount advanced by the MORTGAGE com
pany. s24.5oO. Nine rooms baths: OIL
burner, 2-car garage. This is nne place
and the price means a saving of $4,000.
From 10th St go west blocks by Decatur
St, Pock Greek Park is within one block.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York Ave. NV. National 1855.
BIG BARGAIN
2773 Woodley Pl. NV.
One square from Connecticut Ave. Blk
rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electric
lights. built-in garage, Pittsburgh water
heater owner anxious to sell: will take
S8,25O; $3.50 cash. balance on easy terms
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.
Phone Nat. 2242 604 5th st. NV.
BUNGALOW.
Takoma Park, containing 4 rooms and
bath. cleo lights large lot with fruit trees.
grapes and garden; city water; $3,7oO; easy
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
1913 18th ST NV.
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rooms and bath. porches and garage
near l4th and Newton NV: SIS.
17o7 Eve ST NV, National 1875
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1888 w st. n.w.-6 J.. and b., gas.....S45 90
6S . ST. n.w-6 rms. ...:............ 35 90
a05O 81. n.W.--6 r. and b., gaS...... rs 90
2IS ST. n.W.-9 r. and b., cleo. ....... 65 90
SUD ST. s.w.-S rms. ................ rs 90
$40 st. s:w.-6 rms. ................ 25 90
81 Canal st. s.w,-4 rms. ....,....... 2050
30o x st; Sw.-5 rms. .,............ l6 so
!200L2 Del. ave. S:w.-4 r. END Do. 20 90
4l3 OF ST: S.W.-5 rms. .......... 1850
Rear 422 9th st. sw.-2 rms. ........ $50
S35 st: s.w.-6 rms. .............. 1900
9I7 list st. s.e.-3 r. k. and b........ 1000
439I L ST. Se.-5 rms. ;............... 1880
~ Quander st. s.e-4 rms. ........ II so
lily list st. se--6 rms: .,.....,....... 1000
,oo, APARTMENTS.
220l Champlain n.w.-2 r.. K & b. S32 so
933 st. NV r, k. and b. 49,. IS 90
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
1913 18TH St NV.
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FOR coLoRED-N.E.. NEAR NEW MARKET
g rooms, bath. gas. electric; immediate
possession. Monthly payments like rent.
Lloyd r. Turner. 500 9TH st. s.w.. Met. 1647.
COLORED.
An opportunity to reliable party tc secure
a small brick home in splendid condition.
small cash payment and balance like rent
'O' n Jos. A. HERBERT & SONS.
1913 18th st. NV.
COIORED SPECIAL.
Pretty BUNGALOWS, rooms. bath. all mod
HAYES St ne. Little cash. rest easy.
CHAS. DAVIS, 1907 Gault st. ne, Atlantic
1917
COLORED
Open Sunday, IL to z PM.
241 10th st. s.e.--Containing 9 rooms. bath,
hot-water heat, cleo. lights, garages An
cash and monthly payments.
JOS. A. HERBERT &. SONS.
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HOUSES-FuRNISHED

CLEVELAND PARK-LARGE BEAUTIFULLY
furnished home, located on corner. spacious
yerandss and grounds double garage. Call
Clev. 08l7
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
LAS CLASSES EN- LA ESCUR
LA SAN JOSE

La Escuela Parroquial de Sn.
Jose, de West Tampa, comenza-
ra sus classes ell pr6ximo martes
8 de septiembre 1881.
Durante esta semana, de 5 a 7
de la tarde, los alumnos sc estan
in~scribiendo en- el edificio de la
Escuela de ~NortFrAlbany Ave.
Las Hermanas Salesianas,
que dirigen esta escuela, tambien
tendran a SUI cuidado ell Kinder
garten para los ninos de A a 6
amos, en- su Convento, 2004 Ar
menia Ave.
Despues de las horas de ella.
Sc, las Hermanas Sc encargarar
de la asistencia y educaci6n de
los ninos cuyos padres 10 re
quieran.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
CINCO POLICIAS PROCESA-
DOS

Washington, Sept. 5.-Cinco
policias de aqui fueron procesa-
dos aver bajo la acusacion de "a
salto y recurrir al tercer grade
para conseguir confesiones de
los presses.
Ell gran jurado del distrito de
Columbia hizo I'm corto eXamen
de la masa de testimonies que lie
fuera presentada por los agentes
del d~epartamento de justicia. or
denando ell procesamiento.. Ac =
tue ell gran jurado por recomen-
daci6n del p~residente Hoover,
quien asegura seran castigados
los que aparezcan responsables
de la APPLICATION del tercer grade.
Esos agentes de la autoridad
maltrataron a cuatro hombres,
usando con ellos desde los. punos
a pedazos de gonna y ~garrotes.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
CONDENADO A CURARSE
EN- UN HOSPITAL

Ell juez federal Alderman dis,
ouso aver que John Powell, de
Chicago, a quien Sc ocuparon II
gramos de morfina, sea recluid1
IN I'm hospital para curarse de.
1abito de esa droga.
Intercedi6 por Powell ell le-
RADIO Paul Lake, probando que
iste habia sido una figura poll
lea de importancia, en- Chicago.
7 que durante cuatro amos fuera
j jefe de los diputados del con-
lado de Cook.
"Quiero dar a este hombre, d
o ell juez, todas las oportunida'
les imaginables y prefiero Sc
;ure en- un hospital a que Sc ira.
e de curarle en- una prisi6n.
Powell perteneci6 al partidC
Republican,, cosa que puso er
duda ell juez, promenade, "pol
cuanto los buenos republicanos
40 hacen esas cosas".
La policia de st. Petersburg
acusaba al hombre de haberst
mezcIado en- una combination
para estafar $4,000, la que NJ
pudo Ilevar a termino.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
Sc QUITARA Ell ARCO DE
LA No. II, EN-
LA SUBDIVISION GOLDEN
HILL

Por constituir una amenaza pa
ra los automovilistas los conf
sionados del condado tomaron a.
yer ell acuerdo de pedir al de-
partamento de caminos del esta-
do derribe ell arco de concrete
que hay en- la carretera numerc
II, parte de La subdivision Col
den Hill.
Una copia del acuerdo Sc re-
mitira al p~residente de csc depar
tamento, Mr.. Bentley.
Los comisionados, ademas, ha-
ran la petici6n verbal en- una a.
samblea que ell dia Is Sc verifi-
cara en- Tallahassee.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
DooLTTLE SALIO A r


st Luis, Septiembre s. FL
Comandante James A. Doolitle,
Sc lanz6 hoy al espacio a las s
de la manana, con rumbo a Gle
veland.
Ell ex-piloto del ejercito de-
bio encontrarse fatigado des-
pues de recorrer upE distancia
de 1852 millas a traves del es-
pacio, en- busca del trofeo Bene-
dix, primer premio de las COM
~petencias aereSs nacionales; pc
ro sin dudaA guna no estaba 10
suficiente11ente cansado que lie
impidieseAniciar ell regreso al es
cenarioA sus triunfos.
En- Cleveland, aver, Sc lie de
clar6 triunfador de la competen
cha aerea nacional entire Bur
bank y dicha ciudad, en- la cual
establecio un nuevO record de
velocidad trascontinental. Ell an
terror 10 habfa establecido ell a.
viador Frank Hawks al recorrel
la distancia en-. IL horas y q
minutes. Ell tempo del triunfa.
dor fue de 8 horas y Is minutes
Ademas del Trofeo Benedix
ell Comandante Doolitle conquis
to un premio en- metalico dc
81, 500 Y otro de $1,000 por ha
Der batido la marca del capita
Hawk.
Ell segundo lugar de las com
petencias fue ganado por Ha
rold S. Johnson, de Chicago, '
el tercero, por Beeler Blevins
de Atlanta.
Ell 1nico accidente ~registradC
fue Ell del aviador Walter Hun
ter, de Sparta, ILL.,, cuyo aeropl'
no sc estrell6 cerca de Terre
Haute, Indiana, escapando ileso
ell photo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
X. E. L. CHANCEY NO Sc
OPONE AL

AL ser informado aver de que
ell Sr. Tom Henderson Sc queja
de fraudes que supone cometidos
en- las ~primarias, y que solicita
un recuento de votos, ell candida
to nominado por la mayoria del
pueblo, R. E. L. Chancey, decla,
r6 que en- su opinion Tampa ha
tenido las mas imparciales cleo
clones de su historic.
Isl Henderson tiene duda
de los escrutinios hechos EN- las
pasadas elecciones, yo sincera~
mente espero que Sc haga csc
recuenot y comprobaci6n bajo
las condolences de seguridad que
la justicia requiera."
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
LA COMISION QUE PREPA-
RARA LOS PRESUPUES-
TOS ELIGIO SU PRESIDEN
TIE

La Comisi6n de Presupuestos
del Condado de Hillsborough,,
creada por la Ultima Legislature
y nombrada por ell Gobernadoi
Carlton, qued6 constituida aver
con los siguientes senores: w
G.. Allen, Carl D. Brorein, de
Tampa; Wayne Thomas, de Sef-
ner; D. M. Dowdell, de Wimau-
mau, y George Cary, de Plant
City.
El Sr. w. G.. Allen fue elegidc
Presidente de la Comisi6n.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
NUEVA LINEA DE VAPORES
ENTIRE BOSTON, FILADEL
FLA Y M

FL Sr. Horace ChryStal, admi
nistrador de la Agencia de Va
pores Moore & Mccormack, Inc
Y de la Mooremack Gulf Lines,
anunci6 aver ell establecimiento
de una nueva Inca semanal de
servicio directo desde Boston a
Filadelfia y Tampa, Y desde
Tampa directamente a New Or
leans, Mobile Y Baton Rouge,
Esta nueva Inca de vapores
comenzara su servicio regular
Ell 16 de Septiembre.
Ell primer vapor que cubrira
este itinerario, ell Commercial
Floridian, saldra de Boston ell
dia 16 y de Filadelfia ell 10, y lie
CARA a Tampa ell %, trayendo
carga general.
Ell viaje desde Boston a Tam
pa, con escalas en- otros puertos
del Golfo, anteriormente exigfan
16 dfas. Con ell nuevo servicio
queda reducido csc tempo a la
mitad.
Bajo ell nuevo itinerario los
barcos saldran de Boston todos
los microbes, de Filadelfia to.
dos los sabados y de Tampa to-
dos los viernes siguientes a. los
Sabados de salida de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
LA PERTURBATION AL SUR
DE SANTA CRUZ

Washington, Sept. 5.-El Oh
servatorio Nacional public6 ano,
che ell siguiente aviso de precau-
ci6n:
IL perturbation tropical de
ligera intensidad Sc encuentra
centralizada a alguna distancia
al Sur de Santa Cruz, Isla de Gu
ba, Y moviendose hacia ell oeste.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05
DE MEJlCU

Ciudad de Mexico.Eept. s.
Ell Gobierno mexicanoA Ma recibi-
do con profundo disgusto la no.
ticia de que China ha solicitad6
los buenos oficios de los Estados
Unidos en- defensa de las depo"-
taciones de los chinos, que Sc vie
men efectuando desde Sonora.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05

La reunion Sc efectu6 en- las
oficinas del Vice Presidente de
la compania telef6nica, Sr. Bro.
rein.
Embellishments sc nombro S.
cretario e~x-oficio de la Comisi6f
al Sr. w. A. Dickinson, que &C
tualmente es SecretarB de la cor
te del Circuito. Ell abogado del
Condado, Henry C. Tillman, y
ASSESSOR legal de la Comision, lego
el acta e inform6 a los cinco
miembros de sus deberes y auto
ridad.
En- una proxima reunion, que
Sc efectuara el lunes, Sc inicia-
ran los trabajos para preparar
los presupuestos de los distintos
DepartamentoS del Condado.
Sc tiene entendido que la Co
mission estudiara primero ell Pre-
supuesto Escolar del Condado.
debido a haberse citado para la
reunion del lunes al Presidente
J de la Junta Escolar, Mr.. Ed. j
Keefe, Y al superintendent w
D. F. Snipes, a quienes Sc les
dara la oportunidad de revisar
81 10 desearen, ell Presupuesto a.
probado en- Julio.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05

CHILDREN hate to take medicine
as a rule, but every child loves the
taste of Castoria. This pure vegetable
preparation is just as good as it tastes;
just as bland and just as harmless as the
recipe reads.
When Baby's cry warns of collie, a
few drops of Castoria have him soothed,
asleep again in a jiffy. Nothing is more
valuable in diarrhea. When coated
tongue or bad breath tell of constipation,
invoke its gentle aid to cleanse and
regulate a child's bowels. In colds or
chiidren's diseases, you should use it
to keep the system from clogging.
>Castoria is sold in every drug store;
the genuine always bears Chas. H.
Fletcher's signature.
La gaceta., 1931-09-05

EXCESS acid is the common Of
indigestion. 1t results in pain and sour
ness about two hours after eating. The
quick corrective is an alkali which will
neutralize acid. The best corrective
is Phillips Milk of Magnesia, Il has
remained standard with physicians in
the so years since its invention.
One spoonful of Phillips Milk of Mag
neSia neutralizes instantly many dimes
its volume in acid. 1t is harmless and
tasteleSs and its action is quick. You will
never rely on crude methods onoe you
learn how quickly this method acts.
Please let it show you-now.
BE sure to get the genuine. Milk Of
Magnesia" has been the U. S. Registered
Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips
Chemical Company and its ~predeceSSOE
Charles H Phillips since lSz&