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Nogales international., 1931-01-17

ounce of pleasure possible, nevsr mind i,
at whose expense. That's what I'm
going to do in the future-thats what
she said" =,
"I said: YOU poor little fool -
there's no man in all the world worth
breaking you heart oversize wouldn't
admit anything, of course, byt !
knew -" Julie laughed softly. "An9d
now there IS something I want TO ask
you-something I want you to DO tpr
me. me viii you be kind TO Iulies-ths
other Julie? I'm so sorry for her. l
know just what she's going through.
| I've been through it all myself, you
see. And think you could help her.
| You're the sort of man who under
stands; Il you'll Just be friends With
her a7'4--
It'll do anything I can, but ="
"Shc's got amongst a horrible set of
people," Julie said mot really vic
ious people, but silly and worthless
They make her drink too much, and
swear-and sit up all night, and she's
not that sort! She won't be able to
bear it as we'll as I used to. saw
her the other night. She's got hold Of
a new friend"
"You mean-Scho6eld. He's not
a bad fellow"
mo. Its girl-a common little
American"
"Anerican?"
"Yes-a girl named Sadie Barrow
why, do you know her" for Giles had
made sudden convulsive movement.
Moves at least no,
don't know her." Not know her !!
Sadie Barrow? His own wife.
So Sadie had come to London with
out acquainting him of the fact. Giles
Chittenham felt cold with anger.
How the devil must be laughing at
this successful double-cross which had
not only brought Sadie to England
when he least wished to see her, but
had thrown her across jules path.
Confound all women! Chittenham
thought, then he looked again at the
one Sitting crouching in the chair be-
fore him. He stopped impulsively to-
wards her and took her hand.
II should like to be your friend, too,
if I may. | should like to be able
to help you"
THANK you. and, Giles"
eyes"
II was never quite so wicked as
people have made out. It was not my
fault about--Rodney. l told him so
many times It was useless-why, he
was only a boy compared with me
a spoilt, weak boy"
II am afraid he was"
$50 don't think too badly of me"
She drew her hand gently away.
"And now-please go. I'm so tired"
She did not look at him or rise from
her chair, and Giles walked reluctantly
to the door, pausing when he reached
it TO look back. II seemed horrible
to leave her like that-alone! Hor-
rible to think that of all the friends
and lovers she had known there was
not one to stand by her now and hold
her hand as she went through the dark
valley lying before her.
A day or two later he saw small
announcement in a newspaper to the
effect that she had gone abroad, and
would be absent for some time, and
that no letters would be forwarded.
1t was the same night that his mother
rang up on the telephone to inform
him that she was giving party.
"When?" he asked, ruthlessly cutting
short her voluble explanations.
"To-nigtt. Twelve midnight, Giles.
There'1l be ham and eggs and hot
coffee about four"
Good Lord!"
Don't talk like that. It will be
such fun. EVery ones coningp
"Who is every one' !"
| "Doris, Of course-she'S bringing a
Nogales international., 1931-01-17

During the evening Toastmaster
Gustetter read kilograms from Pre-
sident Hoover, President Ortiz Rubio
of Mexico, Governor Hunt and Will
Rogers expressing regrets that they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
REDISTRICTING
BILL Is READY
WaIacy County Would
Be Removed From
18th District

CazE-cn- Hllz-E0 and SAT- E0Z--
ties would remain - the l5-a car
greSS1o-al C-S--r-. E-1Er TIE terms
o. the congressional r~ecS-c--Z
hi 20 be introduced II ths house
Monday D. Representative Me-
cafe q san Anglo. according -
al Associated Press dispatch
OF the four Valley Co1n-Ez W.
izcy alone Would be removed from
the John Garner D5t-E E-1
would o lnE--6e1 e the mex Is
cS--lc- proposed y the h-
Three reE districts would -
created by ne BIZ the -S-h- reo-
rezntinz TIE south half Q. r1e
Panhandle TIE @-A re ezS- ezd
OF the z PzSo clS--lr- ard -1e
2ls-. 4 section along the coas- from
ArznSzS through WIIiacr c0---eS
Counties = .1s 18Th and rs
6S-r1C-s- . proposed c. . IT,
would q . 1n-z1Ts-
Fifteenth district Cameron. HI
oalgo, Sizr, Zzpais. Webb. jim
EOzz. D.mmi... Maverick, Uvsl6e.
K1nnsT. DuTzL- Brooks Zsrz-a
Medina. Fr10 and Ia Sz-E-
TEEn-T-IrS- district W-izrT.
Kle5e-E- Nueces. i'm WelE Ken
nedT- san Pz---z10- LcIu-zz- Live
Oak Bee. Arz1sz5- RAtuElo- G0--a1.
KarleS. Arzsc0sa. Wilson, G-szz-
luDe and GC-zaIes-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Rain Continues And
Makes Roads MUDDY

n-- rnadE r tir nrirulMN
districts adjacent t1 HzrHurHAlr rrr
said 20 IT, tn nr Mlmn- iEmmEamha
rnrcI-r- rue rn rams wE4rh hMrr
~ ien Any rr-erf rarr
AltlC-rh urcrlu.tafsar kHt ne
beEn ~UluSuE-w hczTT a-rr-1nnr r.
HeE-2% bGreEu nrrzauUGl
snCEe- z1c rn-1x kzEr s1zkc1 Efr
TIE Ewl
E-1TEET.lr rr1n-+rt -F inrnrr
durInr the d. 80 hours nnr EMH
BEn1-1 -rwnrEn1 Ea thF hrErn
~ tire Fn-cT MnE rrnr~rAr -F
inches TlreHriAI rrn-r-r frnHr FnH
Santa RrsE rlEt-l-r rErralr- fAHf
unuEz1lT hEETw rsz n~r- tr
Mo7fgv afternoon anE rsgif
C11-UDe& All Is r-seE fr
TnrE6aw mint ErF Wf
En It, ---=-s-.E- change E t-r-
m@rEtIrr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

CczE klzE ~ zkr E4ax c--ner
~ - -2e track e tnT Ir9tr1
RrlmEA
A. 4 u e. there 49, E a HAra%
an1 r-llEs Rur TO- - EErn ln lr
E1- n-lE-z4- EzE a~1t-mrIlEF EAnmtM
80 " l E IA Grams ErrmrMM -
a-nrr-lE- nv -nr ParA Hl1n-Er.
Battle nf FnMrrB
Feh lE-Af { = m 4 Eat1,f az
FcwErs IS s1se1z1Z 20 tnke nAc~
th-u1EA0zf lie cy &C a. ns1-
ca S-rE-E
AZ = IN IT, a. tax Para El1A1Fr
q rrE--E- ErEl- Costume hM M
s-hnr-lE1 arc Hr &c samHr huHar
G- EK--I We EM hnmnw4nr rt~
rue=- ls -n -ake rlarr H. lhr r-tr
Eal -L-r--Eu1rF a. - AWrur1
Eta -7-At : . E thrx M -
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Pres III - am1r1e
~ 3 rrlnrE tT Eraur FEsa-nt
RAJ ~ rrr Trzf-1 Rr+rrmh tFT~a-
nzt1rE tnr festivities
TIE affair Az -n enc ms -Aanart
- waE Ezp-z--H1 nv -E=- EnE
Fe5 -E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
DICTIONARIES
HOLD MEETING
Four Hundred Ex-Servlce
Men Gather At
Courthouse

4pprcx1nztely 40 LeEn1nzEG
and ex-ErTice nen Atsndec the
Ezss melting hsh Szndzg after
NON ~ ; O'clock zt t1e Cz1s-0n
county cozrhouse % c<SUsS L5z
PzttUan bill
A resolution EaS passed g1co-S-
tng tire bal Eh1cn provides fer III
mediate cash payment c. Ce--I---
Gates TIE committee cl Ihe reSo-
lufinn EzS composed C Il 3 Gal
hrzith- c W Coke O W Wash
ingsn. BIZ KiezeL ard ION S-sT-
enson
Dr. Lawrence O-lS-e1 r-eScs1.
over thE meeting and q loczl
Drum ard BzEls corps p-oI1ec
music
Majc- Z z Ga-n-zi-h Ezs TIE
principal Spezks- Of Le ETe-11E-
" ~ TSznzl q ACA-s1 vas
scheduled 70 talk 70 the ez-sGT1u
men hut failed 70 appear.
II vas one Of TIE most enihux-
zS<c meetings re Ezr- has ce1
here Dr. O-nS1ed said MONDAY
"A liberal number q san Ben1-o
e~x-serrce men Eere among those
present
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Good Humor Fiesta Queens
Named and Plans Completed

TREE Nz-R-c-1s Es have 1ee2
named as co1-ezzzx 11- qare1 C
Ire Eooc EzEE Carnival 70 -
hek q me Mex1cAn CIT Fe5 -
las 1nEz z-1E-ceL
Ias date &C. TIE Gamma Azz
beez rtE-rrd former plans b-
q h1.r the fiesta -l-ne GAYS star
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The ES ---zrr TT c-cc1 E-e
Seror-z Lupe Ee-6zZo. Sp01S1-rz
II The NZ1-a- and Fe6s-z- a.
rno---lez- Sczc-1-z Bertha place.
Sponsored HT Ire Casio and TT
Elznr0 y Negro s7-ierE. and SRrcr-
IN EShe- GuErra s11-Sc-E1 Co
rEE Pzr-i5o So-z-E-E and tie
MUNICIPAL az-h1-IEE PA Cate
for registration CT cz1E1E-eS Is
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-enoed vi e11 Pee :. and ma
Ez11- III - Announced re 1ol-
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se1te1 bv n princess T1H 1871
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princess TIE Z-zl car re -=
festival
Program Annamnre6
The complete program Is as To-
Ozs.
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kid and buried With zrp-0r-a-e
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plaza
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rE-T TIE Q-ee-- VIII Al e-E1--E-F
program III ire weather permits
the coronation al take place r.
the -ace r-zck !. 1-cle-e-- e
TIE Tez1-o Re[o-Ea 7 MI SE-
a. 70 a II
A , p n tas coronation q Tie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Chances New French
Cabinet Doubtful

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Two New Houses Co
Up AT Harlinpeu

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Nah Are III so1r EzTs sE3
zE Ez-s E1z
4 2 Mz-r1zsz zzE taken CT Z
rE-- 1- : lTE-rooz ECzz and
Ez-zE= EZ1 feet TO Cost $3.50 -
1ll5 ZzS- La11l 7-d San WI
5Z rs 1lC-z = Er--1C- franz
hc-% and Ez-zEE 5nE5s feet e
~ EzE Ez1S1z 70 eus- $50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
MARKETS
=. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK Jan E-S- Tns
stock market failed % develop Get-
l-Ee TENDENCIES n ire ez--E- trad
Ing today HssEneS O. the active
-rduz-rlaE ard some investment
rails Eas Offset 81 rallies = Sc
caI-lez and C-hEr carrier Issues
Activity TzE Light
Issues down . p0.n- O. n7-s II
rll5ed American Can ALs-zl
TeEpEC-e. Wes--Eh0usc A. Re-
Glc--0n- A-ShSCn. U-.Cl PASTE,
~ Ec-z Cel-L an EC-.oE &
WsS-E-u- IlsEe were -zs O. =
p0i1-S II De-zEare 4 E-1s11.
Frisco. Rock Island American TIE
Founders BrErs and M7-o- Pro
duets. Thze Toc--1--l- Penney,
AnerSa1 Tobacco B Northern
Pacific z11 CHESAPEAKE e OE1
rzLaG z uc1--
Cal z01sy renewed a. III pe-
1e1-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
Work On Rounding
Corners Has Begun

Work On rounding the co-nerS C.
sidewalks II the downtown h-S--
ness section began Tuesdz--
Several months ago the comes
u Elizabeth and Eleventh. Eere
rounded as Al experiment. and
have proved 50 satisfactory II
speeding I'd traffic thz. II has besn
decided 20 rCIz5 OF al si6zEzE
co-re-S T. the business sexton
Men were CT work O. T-elfrl
street. ard EZheLh T-es1ay
morning Other streets which viii
&c changed are zr Ninth. Tenth
Twelfth and Thirteenth and p1z-
.blT Fourteenth later. u vas said
Street hElts which -1T Szz5
Oh t1e cc-lcS I'll e ZcT1 %
G-s Edc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
2 NJ =. CFuCI4L uSH

= y Wren G-zl representative
Tor Inc BIzI-zS5 Mems Assurance
company conducted ~ W. Hoe
vice President t-uM TIE Ezn5zs
C-T headquarters and E-z E1z-c
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III Wren mas w0l q TIP ID yellow
S-o-e PARK 5eczuSz q his vC--re
O. sses and las received cher
2-zrES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
ONE CENT A DAY PAYS
UP TO 100000

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80 c. Ia LEEE-E 5 Ez--
IS Ctr No j. C.-g-1-r q H.
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have 1nss Er1ec-l ME- Wc-Ez
s-f chZdrEl- ares % 70 . eEr
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address are. h~ene1c1s-TE -s-e z-c
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10 exa--z<sor- s rzc-zL ms
cffr s hrzte6- 60 w<<% Ken ID
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
City Briefs

Try Oar Breakfast x2eczk
Beckers Soda Fountain AcT- ..
Berkers Drug Stare. expert
pharmacists Bring IS T01- pre-
sc-lP--o-x Adv .
- We are znxi01S 20 ze- hack %
the Brownsville climate, Whites @
D Sutton Mason City. II
7 have regzlned ny heath
apparently. outside I5ellZ weak.
and feel that I can recu1e-zte
m1ch faster II the sunshine q the
Rio Grznce Valley than II The
Illinois Climate
CanaIeS' Law Offices MoTed-O1
February first Mr.. J. = CslslS
VII more his zE Offices 20 the
Cronzck Building situated OF tle
corner O. Elizabeth and Eleventh.
streets He VIII occupy r001s Il 10
IL accessible through the Es-EEl
street entrance 10 said building and
right across the hail from TIE Of
fees occupied ~ d. ESzzz1-
ADV q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
ILLS HEST PTIPu

D. E1g1 R1oe-Sol P-=JF-e-5zz
l-o-- lac r1s pU-g- a Me-
ce1E- L1e E-s Es eFsr occuzaS
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taken III EET C. = Over Z=-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
SAN BENITO
BRIEFS
CBr s.aff Cornnnnde,t1

SAN BEETTO- Jan IA b-o--e
p-a-e bearing the words Farmers
STATE Bank has been placed c.
nc Gamer CT the E-E-r i1s-5---
III s- tic intersection C y sam
Acus-01 B-vG VIII re highway
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27
" y. COTTON

NEW YORK Jan E-F-Co--
r-l opened steady , ID = points
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-27

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
0ndianauolis Power and Ilxht Company

SATURDAY
r. NJ.
5:30-ReiSs and Dunn (CBS)s
5:45-Dinner ensemble.
6:l5-Kate Smiths Swanee tunes (CBS)
6:3o-American Chemical Society speaker.
6:45-TaStyeast testers (CBSl.
7:OO-Hernandez Brothers (CBSl.
7:lS-Concert trio.
7:30-Lewisohn Stadium concert (CBSl.
s:0O--Hank Simmons Show Boat (CBS)
S:4S-AnheuSer- Busch Antics (CBSl,
s:00-Jack Denny orchestra (CBSl.
q:15-Arthur Pryor's band (CBS).
e:So-Camel quarter hour tCBS).
e:45-Biltmore orchestra (CBSl.
I0:00-Guy Lomhardo and Royal Cana
dams (CBS).
d0:So-The ColumniSt.
1o:45-Nocturne (CBSl.
1i:00-Lyrtc R-K-O program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
ICE PROTECTS
FAMILY HEALTH
Preserves Food and Adds
to Summer Pleasure.

One of the purest articles that
enters the home is ice.
Ice, as distributed by the Arti-
fetal Ice and Cold Storage Com
pany, 326 West Ohio street, is made
Of distilled water.
Distilled water simply is steam
condensed. No germ of any kind
can exist In the temperature of
tseam, nor can any other contamt-
nation that might possibly get into
the water.
In addition to its freedom from
contamination, the process takes out
the mineral salts that make water
hard. Thus ice is a product that
is as near 100 per cent pure as it is
possible to make anything.
Ice is not purchased solely because
OF its purity, but principally because
it keeps other articles fresh and
pure, protecting the family's health.
Still the quality of the ice used, in
the home easily might affect food.
Food is kept better in the moist
atmosphere Of the ice refrigerator
than it can be in any other way.
the natural flavors are preserved
better and the expense of operation
is confined solely to the purchase of
ice needed.
The artificial Ice and Cold Stor-
age Company pure ice may be used
freely to preserve all kinds of food
and to chill salads, cold drinks and
other foods that tempt the poorest
appetite in hot weather.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
HEAVY HAULING
DIFFICULT TASK
Proper Equipment, Service
of Experts Needed.

Most persons enjoy standing
around and watching a gang Of men
unloading heavy machinery.
They watch such operations look
ing for the slip that will land the
heavy load on the sidewalk with a
thump sufficient to cave in the
cement, but somehow the seeming
~ inevitable never happens.
The several tons of weight slide
into place and is taken where it
belongs with an ease that actually
distresses the beholder, who feels
that somehow such thing ought
to be more spectacular.
1t is all in knowing how and IN
having the proper equipment. A
large part Of such work in this
city is taken care of by the Cen
trail Transfer and Storage Com
pany, 1912 South Alabama street.
This firm engages in general in
dustrial hauling and has fifty trucks
at its disposal, some equipped with
Winches for especially heavy work.
The company cares for all kinds
OF industrial hauling, moving things
distances ranging from one block to
across the country. It's trucks go
anywhere and will haul almost any
thin. The telephone number is Ri.
1884.
Regular lines of trucking service
are maintained to about 300 cities
and towns in Indiana, round trips
being made every day in the week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
HOTEL BIG FACTOR
IN CITY'S GROWTH

that guests of the city invariably
carry away pleasant recollections
and a desire to return.
Such a hotel is the Hotel Antlers,
Meridian and st. Clair streets. It
is situated on the borderland Of
Indianapolis business section, yet
is just far enough removed to avoid
the noise and din.
Overlooking the beautiful World
war memorial plaza, it is an ideal
hotel-home for the person desir-
ing something "just a little better
than the average hotel.
The hotel has an attractive lobby,
two stories in height, with a curved
ceiling and massive marble columns,
ideally harmonized by the French
windows. The modern trend of
beauty is reflected throughout.
The comfortable furniture and
artistic decorations supply an air
of absolute refinement. It is
equipped with the best furniture
and furnishings money can buy and
nothing is left undone for the COM
tort OF guests.
All guest rooms are large and airy,
completely furnished to the minutest
detail.
The Hotel Antlers is owned and
operated by a large organization
fully cognizant of the needs and re-
quirementS of the travelling public.
Courtesy cards are issued guests, up
on request, establishing identif1-
cation in affiliated hotels.
Robert I. Griffith, former assistant
general manager of the Albert Pick
hotels chain, with which this hotel
is affiliated, is manager of the Ant
lers. Mrs. Griffith, as hostess, has
assisted her husband in making
numerous friends for the hotel.
Facilities of the hotel include a
tiled swimming pool, bowling alleys,
coffee shop, ball rooms. barber shop
and cigar stand.
The AntlerS' coffee shop serves
meals unsurpassed in the city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
Public Spirited Citizens in
Move to Purchase Big
Gravel Pit.

A move to purchase for the city
the new park now being built on
the site Of the gravel pits at Hard
ing and Raymond streets has been
initiated by group Of public spirit
ed Indianapolis citizens.
1t Is pointed out by sponsors of
the move that Indianapolis city
parks are inadequate to care for an
increasing population and that there
are few sites that would give the
natural advantages of this site as a
public playground.
These sponsors feel that anything
Of this nature should belong to the
municipality and be administered
for the benefit Of the whole people.
They propose the carrying out Of
the original plan, with a 200-acre
lake and recreation center, under
management Of park officials.
The group of business men who
have undertaken this park person
ally are not unwilling that the city
should have it, if the people want
it, although they are making no
effort to sell the location.
Being public-spirited themselves,
and having gone into this as pub
lie enterprise, they want it to bene-
fit the largest number of persons
possible.
If city ownership will do this
better than private ownership, they
will not stand in the way, they say.
In the meantime there are thou
sands Of Indianapolis citizens who
wish the beaches, that will be open
to the public in any event, were
ready now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
NEATNESS AIDS
BUSINESS FIRMS
Clean Linen Coats May Be
Rented by Offices.

The custom of donning white
coats in Offices where personal serv-
ice is given, such as dental and
physicians Offices, is growing with
good reason.
AS an aid to the satisfaction Of
the patients they really are i'm
pirtant. The immaculate white-
ness Of the dentist, for instance.
conveys a most favorable impression
and most such professional men
recognize it.
In places where food is served
the further evidence of the public
appreciation Of neatnesS is marked.
Soda fountains, restaurants, candy
shops and all such places hardly
can be considered up to date with
out clean uniforms on the attend
ants. The public is becoming more
and more critical on this subject
every year.
Well equipped to take care Of
those who so value neatness Is the
Frank Selnlier Towel Supply Com
pany, ITO East Michigan street.
Suits, coats, aprons, towels and
other such articles are rented to
patrons and delivered and called
for by a feet of trucks.
1t is the pride of this concern
that its output is always immaculate
To keep it SO requires the atten-
ton of a force Of launderers and re-
pairerS all the time, and the output
is subjected to the closest kind of
inspection.
The rapid progress of the bust
ness, its steadily increasing patron
age, shows that the people Of this
city are appreciative of the cleanli-
ness offered by representative pro-
fessional and business men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
Oldest Carpenter Killed

ny If0teS Special
ANDERSON, Ind, July 11.-Mel-
win E. Chapman, 81, oldest active
carpenter in Madison county, was
killed when he fell from the roof of
a porch at the home of a neighbor,
j. E. Taylor,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
ANTARCTIC TRIP
| is OFFERED AS
: WINTER CRUISE
Four Months Voyage to
Include Stop at Byrd
Polar Base.

One Of the most remarkable world
cruises ever taken by tourists will
De offered this winter when the
Holland America liner Volendam
visits the Antarctic, including stop
at Little America" Admiral Byrds
polar expedition base.
The four-months tour, starting in
december from New York. will in
clude a cruise OF more than $1,000
miles.
The itinerary will include Havana,
Colon, Panama canal, Galapagos
islands, Marquesas island, Society
Islands, Cook islands, Auckland,
New Zealand; Bounty island, Anti
podes Islands, Scott island, Hobart.
tasmania; Sidney, New South
Wales; Port Moresby, New Guinea:
Java, Sumatra, India, Port Said,
sicily and Gibraltar.
Climate Is Mild
Tourists on the cruise will have
Cne distinction Of being pioneers in
viewing the grandeur and indescrib-
able beauty of Antarctic scenic
Phenomena and polar life, the Ross
sea, Bay of Wales and Byrd's ia
NOUS Little America"
They will be able to view the
wonders Of the Antarctic from the
deck OF a large ocean liner equipped
with every comfort.
Antarctica, delightfully."- mild dur
ang the summer Of the polar south,
probably is the only one of the
earth's continents that is perfectly
healthy throughout the entire year.
Although sheer ice cliffs and tow
erlng ice-clad mountain ranges
frame this southern continent. al
though beyond lies the south pole
only 700 miles away, the voyagers
Will ind the most invigorating eli
mate in the world on arrival there
an January, with mild weather and
summer skies.
Atmosphere Is Clear
The atmosphere is so clear that
mountains can be seen clearly more
than one hundred miles. Whales.
seals, penguins cavort unafraid,
knowing no fear of man.
1t is planned to make landings
and give those who wish an oppor-
tunity to visit Hut Point, Cape Ev-
ans, Cape Royds and Little Amer
lca," places famous in polar history.
From this area all expeditions have
made final preparations for dashes
to the south pole.
Bookings for this tour are being
made in Indianapolis by the Union
Trust Company'S travel bureau. 12oI
East Market street, where complete
information may be obtained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
$1,000 Loss in Fire

. y 7 tUtto SVtUIUt
SHEHBYvILLE, Ind, July IL
Fire which destroyed a large barn
and cribs on the farm of Henry
Morrison six miles northeast Of her
caused a loss Of $1,000. Spontaneous
combustion resulting when new hay
was piled on old is believed to have
started the fire.