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Milford chronicle., 1931-01-30

Pettyjohn's Cold Tablets. A laxa-
tive preparation for treatment. of all
Common Colds. Mailed anywhere
Csc. Pettyjohns Drug Store, Mil
ford, Delaware. 1t
Call at Morrison's Store for Pet
TVS Bread. adv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

Mrs. Helen c. Wills. assisted by Miss
Ruth Ellis. This group Of children viii
meet every Thursday at 3 pm. for the
purpose OF sewing and socializing.
The Advisory Committee is planning
card tournament and dance Novem-
Der l9
Monday afternoon--Piano group for
beginners.
Tuesday evening Boys game group,
peoples quiet game group, choral so
ciety. Ladies' Whist Club. Henson s
Melody Orchestra. Anacostia A, G.,
Lolly Gags Social Club Hillsdale Citi-
Gems Association.
Thursday afternoon--Piano group for
advanced pupils, AnacoStia Junior
Needle Guild.
Friday afternoon-xGirls' Glee Club.
girls game group.
Burrville Center. Division avenue
and Corcoran street northeast
Monday afterncon-Music group
Tuesday afternoon - Music group,
chorus.
Tuesday evening -Northeast Boun-
dairy Citizens Association. Community
Orchestra, Boy Scouts. Young Peoples
Social Club, Burrville A. c.. jolly Glee
Club. game groups Dramatic Club
Friday afternoc n--Music. children's
chorus; evening, One Hundred Sand
Wich Club. home nursing, quilting bee.
conversational French and Spanish.
Dunbar Center. First and N streets
thursday evening-Billican social
and game group, Woods Orchestra,
bar Whist Club, Tin Can Orchestra.
Young Peoples Social group. Music
Lovers Club. organ practice. ! piano in
Structlon, athletic group, Manchester
A. c., East Central Civic Association.
Garfield Center, Alabama avenue and
Twenty-fifth street. southeast:
wednesday afternoon-Music, chill
dren's chorus, game group, social hour:
evening, Garfield Womens Art Club,
Garfield Dramatic Club Garfield Ath-
letic Club. Young Peoples Social group,
game group.
Garnet Patterson Center, Tenth and
u streets
Monday evening-Braves A. c., Ma
tional Guard, Elks' A. c.
Tuesday evening-Art, Kodak Club,
st. Mary's Council, home hygiene and
dietetics, Hoffman's Music Association,
male chorus. Pleasant Plains A. c..
Negroes Cooperative League, Amphion
Glee Club, junior basket ball club.
Wednesday evening Elks and
Braves basket ball club
ihurSoay evening-Art, first aid,
Columbia Marching Club, Ross Band,
Pleasant Plains A. c., Piano instruc-
ton, Kodak Club.
Lovejoy Center, Twelfth and D
streets northeast
Monday afternoon-Piano instruc-
ton; evening. Rainbow Club, recrea-
ton group, Manchester A. c., South
east All Stars A. c., Belmont A. c.,
st. Cyprians A. c., Boy Scout Troop
No. 502. Rainbow Club Wisteria Dra-
matte Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

was, lost in troubled thought. Fritz
returned to her.
"That no-good," he grumbled. "He
comeback here boddering you and I
boost"
Hes a big man in this district,
Fritz" Cathleen warned him. He
might make trouble for you"
Trouble, huh? He wants trouDle?
Then he gets 1t. brain him NIT the
stick"
"No, Fritz" She laid her hand,
touch him, ever. can handle him
| In another way. And don't think he'll
bother US again-not for a while, at
least"
Cathleen hurried up the stairs to pack
for Journeys End. She was singularly
light of foot considering the business
so recently in hand, her thoughts al
ready busy with the bright pattern OF
pleasure that lay before her.
The morning passed quickly, and
Cathleen seized the chance to do many
Shortly after she came in from lunch
she heard Julia hailing her under the
window.
Cars waiting. All set?"
"All set" Cathleen called back.
MAN coming for your bag"
Cathleen saw that the man" wore
close fitting uniform of light khaki
color with polished brown puttees.
She descended the stairs to find Julia
| in one of her customary neat linen
| dresses with white collar and cuffs
Julia had dressed exactly as she did
when she set off for her office in the
morning.
The big closed car drawn up before
the arch was as conservative in appear
ance as its driver. There was an air
of luxury about it. One knew in
stinctively that the engine would purl
and that the cushions would be soft and
Holiday" Julia crowed, motionine
Cathleen into the back seat. How can
any one enjoy a holiday except by
contrast? What fun would 1t be tc
ride if we never had to walk. I've
known the time when car was merely
a machine to haul me where I was
going. Now it's a regular Cinderella
coach Hand me that cigarette box
will you, Kit? There next to you, with
the green enamel top. I'll bet it's filled
with gold tips"
Julia took a long, slender cigarette
from the box and lit it with the electric
lighter attached to a cord. Then she
leaned back to puff pale blue rings out
OF Che car window.
| "All right, Alec" she said to the man
in khaki. Drive us the long way, and
remember, we're in no hurry"
(To be continued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
TWENTY-FIVE INsTALLMENT.

* you flatter me, Miss Kitty"
SN said Nelson blandly. i am
only a plain builder who
i bosses the putting up of
houses. not what goes on
inside them"
Cathleen saw that Fritz was stalk
ing q geranium under the high board
fence that shut in one side OF the
courtyard.
1T is useless for us to continue talk
ing" she said, IF you keep up pose
like this" She turned to go.
Just a minute, please" Joe Neil
sons thick brows came down until they
all but hid his smoldering eyes. How
much would 1t be worth If you hadn't
seen what you think you saw in Wash
ington Square Park?"
Cathleen caught her breath with a
sharp intake Blackmail Nelson
thought she was trying to blackmail
him
MY Nprice-" She hesitated. ut
will seem very steep to you To some
II would be nothing at ALL
IT am not as rich as most people
give me credit for" Nelson said.
buy my silence, you're-well just plain
bankrupt" Cathleen said. This is q
debt of honor-if you know what that
means"
The red of Nelson's face grew
notified.
you have a sharp tongue. Miss Kit
ty," he said thrusting his fists into the
pockets Of his coat.
1--WE been told so. However my price
is the reparation of the wrongs you
have done-the six men cleared, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
! CITY GIRL
4: D 4H1 AGhes JANE DIXON

/ square deal for Estrella the gypsy, and
hands of The Nook"
And If don't meet your demands?"
Nelson asked between closed teeth.
III take my story to the newspaper
that has been most active in revealing
the Nelson methods to the public"
An oath escaped Nelson.
You wouldn't dare" he said. 'Ill
see Dan Carroll about this"
"A waste of time. Father has moth
ing to say about it. I'm my own boss. u
Nelson stepped closer to her, his
thick shoulders hunched, his fists thrust
forward in his pockets.
Maybe you're as smart as you think
you are, Kitty Carroll" he sneered,
land maybe you're not. You gave my
boy a pretty rotten DEAL I'm not for
getting it. Now you get in my way.
It's never healthy to get in Joe Neil
sons way. You better move on up
town. The climates better for you
up there. The quicker you blow, the
better"
III stay where am Cathleen
stood firmly before him.
THE devil you will" Nelson reared
"You move Or"
"BooSt?" Fritz was standing in the
path, a heavy stick grasped meaningly
in his fist Cathleen waved him back
with slim hand.
NO" she said. Mr. Nelson was
just going You'll excuse me, won't
you. Mr. Neilson?" she added, conscious
that the situation was hers.
Nelson regained control of himself
IT have five hundred dollars in my
pocket" he said meaningly.
That's very nice. 1t must give you
most satisfied feeling"
Maybe you'd like to try it. You'll
need money"
Undoubtedly. We all do. But ]
have a job, and I shouldn't like to &c
into debt"
We'll count it gift, and make II
a thousand"
Very handsome of you, I'm sure. But
1 can't possibly accept such a generous
gift. You see, I'm on my own. and
freedom Is something one must earn tor
oneself. 0ood-ty, Mr.. Nelson"
He glared at her a moment. Then
he forced bland smile back onto his
face and spoke in tone that implied
that he was doing her a great favor
III see what can be done about your
friends"
Thank you" Cathleen, too, smiled
coldly. IT hoped you would"
Joe Nelson turned and stalked out
through the passageway. Fritz, still
grasping the stick, followed to the arch.
Cathleen remained standing where she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
Tuesday afternoon-Junior Girls

Tuesday afternoon-Junior Girls
Club.
Wednesday afternoon-Music group;
evening, Boy Scouts, Troop No. 500;
Manchester Auxiliary, Belmont A. c.,
Handy Klub. girls game group, club
room, recreation group.
West Washington Center, Francis
Junior, Twenty and N streets:
Wednesday evening - Red Cross
Sewing Unit, Mrs. Althea Dodson,
leader.
Friday evening-R e h arsal for
Christmas pageant, Woman's Needle
and Thread Club, Community Five
basket ball team, Girls basket ball
team. game room, Anita Social Club,
Boxing Club, Paddle Tennis Club, Ping
Pong cub, Girls Sewing Club, regis
tration for Whiting Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
PRIESTS ANXIETY EASEL

MEXICO CITY, November z tR,.-
leo for the Forthcoming 400th anniver-
sary of the vision of the virgin o.
Guadalupe December IL. will have no
trouble entering Mexico If they enrer
simply as tourists and comply with the
immigration laws. Manuel G. Teller. sec
rotary of the interior. has announced
Some difficulty about this had bS-n
expected because of Mexicos religious
laws forbidding foreign priests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
H. M. LUTTRELL ELECTED
FAIR ASSOCIATION HEAD
Fauquier County Group Names
Officers and Directors
at Meeting.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARSHALL, Va, November AT
meeting held here the following off,
GERS and directors of the Fauquier
County Fair Association were elected:
H. M. Luttrell, president; John c. But
Ter, vice president; w. G.. Coleman,
secretary; P. w. Anderson, treasurer:
John F. Walker, manager of horse
SHOW; Charles Baird, John T. Ramey,
James D. Gibson, William Skinker, H.
M. Luttrell, F. D. Gaskins. M. C.
Groome, B. A. Rucker, Mrs. Emily G.
Hamey, William r. Rowland, Paul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

Llewellen, Joshua Fletcher, D. G.
Sands, J. w. Slaughter, D. D. Meads,
w. w. Gulick, John c. Butler, p. w.
Anderson and j. r. Walker, directors
John G. Butler was elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Henley Carter, and Paul Llewellen was
addAa 10 the list of directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

After an hours discussion the coun-
Gil Of Finsbury, England, decided by a
majority of one vote, cast by the chair
man, that the petition of a man asking
to keep a wheelbarrow in his yard, be
denied
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MAnen Firm Hired By
HidaIgo County
Court
LITIGATION
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GREYHOUND
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Church Dignitay
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WiLacy County 1
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Texas Officer Shot;
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Meat Packing Plant To
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TARIFF Law CHANGES ASKED
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Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28

endeavor to secure for you the help desired Phone Adams I26 or call at the Nj X VI Club. Seward. Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28
FAIRBANKS sPORTsMEN
 ID CONSERVE CAME FISH

At a meeting of F IT b n s Sportsmen held in the Co:nmlS- sioner's courtroom recently, Game Warden Sam o. White said that ne had received many complaints of illegal fishing in the Interior ana more especially in Summet ana Phelan Lakes reports the News Miner.
 Evidence was produced th dynamite had been used, and also nets. To investigate this matter more thoroughly, and also to 1or- mulate plans for conservation ana possible stocking of other waters such as Harding Lake, with game fish, a committee was appointed consisting of five members who will report their findings in the near future.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28
SUBMITS RESIGNATION

The issue of whether or not Fairbanks should go ahead with the operation of small debts court resulted in the resignation of Magistrate Charles E. Taylor and the election of J. G. Rivers to that position, according to the Fair banks News-Miner. Taylor strong ly opposed the small debts court and said that he held it to be un- constitutional for sums involving more than $20 and said that the municipality had no power und 1T the law to impanel jurors.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28
CHATANIKA BRIDGE

The construction of a bridge across Chatanika river is to be started this fall when false work and piers will be put into place. The super structure is to be in stalled next year, according to a report in the Fairbanks News Miner. The bridge will have total length, including approaches, of 260 feet. There will be 16O-foot span and one 100 foot span. Tim Der is to be used in the construc- tion.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28
THE STOCK MARKET

SEATTLE. July 28. P-Yester- days stock quotations:
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COMMITS SUICIDE

The death of Helmer Vik, clam digger on Mummy Island, near Cordova was reported in a recent issue of the Cordova Times. A cor oner's jury after examination stated that the deceased came to his death "by drowning lf-in- flicted, while mentally derranged on July Is, 193l".
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28
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SPARE RIBS

Make bread dressing as for tur- '-ov or chicken. Place spare ribs in baking pan, put dressing between then another layer of ribs, tie se- curely. Season with salt and pep per, rub flour over top layer, let bake slowly, basting frequently using enough liquid (water) tc form gravy.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28
NAVAL RADIO CHIEF

Lieut.. F. w. Barker, N. s. Navy, III charge of radio communication for the government in Alaska, is enroute to Seward from the South on the Naval radio ship Swallow on voyage to Dutch Harbor and St. Paul Island and other points where radio inspection will be made.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28

The Fairbanks News-Miner re- ports that it is the intention of the Pacific International Airways to erect s20,O00 hangar this summer on the Fairbanks Municipal Air port.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28

Science of Trapping, S1.50; Fox trapping, S1.50; Fur Buyers Guide, s2.5O; Home Manufacture of Furs and Skins, S1.75; ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28

Try our Seattle Ice Cream Fresh on every boat at SYLVIA'S.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28
NEW COMPANYY

William Oxenburg of Ketchikan is president and Sigmund Einstoss also of Ketchikan is vice president of the newly formed American Fishing & Packing Co.,, mild-cured and smoked salmon operators, ac- cording to announcement made in New York recently, reported in the Chronicle by the New England Fish Co.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-28

Don't miss the '1'alkies!"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02

the bloom will be very much later
than is usual, and thus lessenlng
the chances Of damage by frost, the
prospect now is for the largest fruit
crop that we have had in recent
years. Bud Reed will move his
family some time this spring to the
G.. f. Drake farm at Cross Roads,
and do farm work for H. w. LIE.
land. When the federal farm board
decided a few days ago to discon-
tinue their plan for the stabiliZa-
ton of the price of wheat, the price
Of wheat dropped to the lowest
point that it had hit in the past 35
years, leaving the federal farm
board with several hundred million
bushels OF wheat on their hands, for
which they had paid $1.25 per
bushel. and if the board had put
this wheat on the market at that
time, after deducting expense Of
handling, they would have realized
about soc per bushel. Where is
there a farmer in the country who
would or could, have made worse
business deal? Better let some old
clodhopper farmer demonstrate how
to "stabilize" next time.