davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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$4OO to $499

Nash, Passenger Sedan, 1880. @AAE
Reconditioned, finish like D&kY
new, second set Of tires. practically
new. original upholstery, never been
used without seat covers.
saOs M8PEkN 1ttP =, \. AOWc w. EAcHANSE 81 ssos
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De Soto, 1889 Sport Coupe. @AEn
Brown puco, two-tone finish WfOU
motor perfect. Clean throughout; .
car '%STr %r. VIII VEERSSS sRsSSGs'istoS aorCRs STRins'
1884 9th st. N. w. Open Evenings
Nash 1899 Sedan Model 96O. GATE
4 Car looks like, new; clean 0k y
BARNES MOTOR CO.
1870 14th St. N. w. Open Evenings
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Ford, 1889 Tudor Sedan. This @NRE
car has been used BY an Of VfSy
ficial Of the company and ha1 had
the best Of care. Very low mileage,
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
$3.50 Ga. Ave. N. w. Adams 6O6O
Buick, 1880 Roadster This @AHE
car is fully de luxe equip O&e 10
ped, has well tenders, wire wheels.
Finished In a beautiful maroon duco.
HILL 8 TIBBITTS
lila Vermont Ave. N. w.
~~ANNNSNes@N~eSNNsNS~ aNNSGNsNrSN~NS"sN-eSAS~e~
Ford, 1899 VS. CabrlOlet. @AoO
beautiful all.weather car 08CO
with perfect blue finish. Cream wire
wheels. Snappy, powerfSl motor and
excellent tires. A real buy for any
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., Inc.
2O4O NJ st. N. w. WEST O161
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Nash, 1881 Coupe. This car is @NOE
in excellent condition. Finish 03OO
splendid, motor excellent; all new
tires and very clean interior. Don't
hesitate on this car. Also 1929 spe-
cial coupe, $345.
NASH-ORR MOTOR co.
1873 14th st. N. w. DEC. &419
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ChrysIer, 1880 ''77" Royal Sc @AOE
dan. Cost new, $1,9s5: will 04OO
sacrifice: tires. paint and upholstery
like new. Your car in trade; liberal
sKTNKER MOTOR CO.
1916 Goth st. N. w. DEC. 464O
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Ford VS., 19SS Convertible @AOS
Coupe. Driven 1000 miles, W4OO
cannot be told from new; equipped
with heater and other extras, worth
MODERN AUTO EXCHANGE
2SOS 14th st. N. w. CO. 9SSS
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$500 to $500

Chevrolet CabriOlet, 1891. Like @90O
new: fully equipped: clean SDOAO
est sport job in town; your car in
trade; bal. E-Z.
MANDELL CHEVROLET,
18th and Good Hope Rd. s. =.
service That Satisfies"
SANsNANSNsNAN~ASN~rsA rsA~~SNNSN~~NNN~aNSNS~
Chevrolet, 1889 Sport Road coco
ster. Car driven only q few OOOV
thousand miles; clean inside and OUT
good tires all around.
BARRY PATE MOTOR co.
252S Sherman Ave. n. W. AID. COCO
Chevrolet. 1891 Special Sedan, COCO
with 6 wire wheels, new OOUJ
tires. Nows your chance to buy a
practically fHew Chevrolet at q big saw
ing. Driven very little. Shows prac-
tically no signs of any wear. Please
ask for car No. 3391-A.
r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.
1901 14th st. at T N. w.
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Buick

1881 Chevrolet Coupe IS wire
wheels; beautiful tan Duc0; up.
hOIstery, top, tires and COOK
motor perfect. t.......,.... W
1880 Cord Sport Sedan--8 cyl; 8
wire wheels new Duc0 finish i'm
black with red trim; whipcOrds
upholstery; 6 good tires; .@7lS,
motor excellent. ...... 49,
1880 Buick Master 6 BFOugham-s
This is the highest priced Buick
built, and is in perfect condition.
New tires, new motor
and new paint. Guaran. CGIS
teed ....s....s...s...s ~
1929 Buick Master 6 Sedan-Dark
green DucO finish; new tires:' ex-
ceIIent motor. Upholstery @9QS
shows no wear. ......... WggI
1899 Buick 8 Sedan, Model 32-573
-6 wire wheels and trunk rack:
This car Is like new throughout:
very little mileage. Guar &QAS
aDteed s................
Stanley II. HOrner, Incs
1915 14th st. N. w. MAJ. 5sOOzl
I'LL 14th st. N. w. Nat. 1851
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$500 to $500.

ChEysler 1881 FOur-DOor De QEHE
Luxe Sedan. 8 wire wheels. SD0tO
new tires, trunk; not mar or
scratch on the finish. Spotless hp-
holstery and fast, powerful mdtor
that PEI performs ms pc perfectly . -
1909 Hath st. N. w. DEC. 1910
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OIdsmObile De Luxe Sedan, 1891 eBRE
Beautiful two-tone green 900
duco finish. like new; cream wire
wheels: brand new white Sidewalk
tires; trunk rack; not a scratch or
bump on the body or tenders. Easy
terms.
POHANKA SERVICE, ~
1925 Goth st. N. w. Dist. 9141
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ChrysIer 1891 Straight s Sedan. QEOE
6 wire wheels, new tires, OO0O
trunk rack. The beautiful finish and
upholstery looks as good as new.
This car has been driven but a few
thousand miles. Perfect g..y
THE TREW MOTOR co.
1899 14th st. N. w. DEC. 1910
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Pontiac 1899 Convertible Coupe. @1OE
Car in excellent mechanical O1OO
condition. Appearance far above aver
age. Bargain.
1898 14th st. N, w, Open Evenings
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Essex 1880 Coach. Has prac- @10E
tically new tires. paint D1OO
looks like new. Slip covers on up
holstery; motor performs perfect;
THE TREw MOTOR co.
1909 14th st. N. w. dee. 1910
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500 and Up

.
Buick 1882 Model 81 Sedan. Q7En
Finished beautiful maroon, 0t9U
black trimmings; wire wheels. very
BARNES MOTOR co.
1720 1Ath st. n. w. Open Evenings
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Buick 1891 Sedan Model SEQ. Q7OE
Perfect mechanically, paint u 0ep
IL good and has had the very best
of care by It's original owner. Really
q sacrifice.
lila Vermont Ave. N. w.
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Graham 1888 Blue Streak Four @QEn
Door Sedan. Driven only rs SDCGtV
some prompt buyer. A new car Eat
used car price, ana carries our
GRAHAM MOTOR SALES, NC.
1895 14th st. N. w. Pot. O75S
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Packard Custom B PhaetOn. conn
Traditional Packard beauty OCOS
in this straight 8 phaeton with tons
neau windshield; finished in black.
Tires practically new, Our guarantees.
Original cost better than $500.
1321-2S 14th st. N. w. NO. 4206
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Buick 1881 7-Pass. Sedan. cong
Low mileage--finished in SDCgO
black duco: wire wheels ana trunk
rack. spot1ess upholstery; long lifs
valve in head engine. A real buy.
EMERSON 3 ORME
18th and M SITS. N. w. Dist. e1OO
Open Evenings. ~
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We're Selected the Washington Automobile Dealers
Automobiles
WILLYS

ANNS$N~AN~N~N~~ONS~~< ~<rSNsesNNrNSN~S~~SN~S
wMLYS 8, 1881 Sedan. Splendid condition
throughout. At sacrifice, S136 cash or
$75 down, terms. Owner. 1915 12th II: w:
Automobiles for Sale
THE Ho1sE OF BETTER USED cARs
Kempton.Cadi Corp. 1136 Conn. Ave-.
SEE OUR CARS bstors you buy. ChsFner.
1871 You Sc. n. W
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$500 to $2ee

Chevrolet 1850 Coupe. One Of 0O1E
our best buys; has had the 0A1O
best Of care ana shows It. Ask for
DCSoHoE; CHEvRoLET co.
1890 NJ st. n. w. Dist. $500
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ChevroIet Sedan, 1899. New eO1E
dark blue finish; brand new UA1O
Mechanically Al. See this for only
''a down. p6RXyNk7 GRh1y isf%i; s;EREEicn We TO pay
112s Goth st. N. W. Dist. S141
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Ford 1880 Standard Coupe. CO0E
This car we are selling for DAOO
one of our owners and We know that
it has had the best Of care, being
oiled and creased every 500 miles;
that our service department can show;
II you want real car sec ana drive
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
$3.50 Georgia Ave. N. W.
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Pontiac, 1880 Sport Coupe, with COAX
rumble seat: all new tires, W6IfO
finish looks like new; clean as a
pin inside and reconditioned to give
its new owner the utmost in eco
nomical transportation. Easy monthly
GRAHAM MOTOR SALES. NC.
1926 14th St. n. w. Pot. O572
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Pontiac, 1929 Coach. Fin COAX
tires paint new. motor thoroughly
overhauled. q beautiful job. Come in
today.
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Ford De Luxe Roadster. Late COAX
1881, cannot be told from UAEkO
new car.
UNITED MOTOR co.
40 H st. N. e. Open. Ewes. MEt. S07S
asNs~NeO~N~NNNN~~NSN
Chevrolet 1880 Coach. Dark COAX
blue finish. Wonderful motor. GDHHO
Best of tires. Poppy and fast. Really
sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET
SsSSsSS1oo%~>SS%S;>>.~>~.>e>~~~~Is~~S~~~SsS~~ sSS1 = -;
Essex, 1880 Town Sedan. GC7S
good tires: paint good; car WASO
performs like new: slip covers; an.
THE TREw MOTOR co.
1909 14th st N. w. DEC. 1910
Chevrolet Coach, 1884. GOOD COQE
shape; guaranteed. A fine UACO
LUssrIrSE-N1cHoLsoN ISs NE MOTOR co.
HyatssVille' Md; On On the Boulevard
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Oakland, 1880 VS. Roadster. COOK
Light brown Duco with dark DAOO
trimmings. Motor perfect, $2S5; good
tires. Just the car for the coming
L. p. sTEUART. INC.
1928 14th st. N. w. Open Evenings
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Chevrolet Sport PAaetOn, 1891. Q0OE
Driven less than 800 miles; SDAOO
owned by a very responsible person;
finest of care, car looks it, Worth
great deal more.
MODERN AUTO EXCHANGE
2SOS 14th st. n. w. COL 1895
$SN~~N~NNS~~s~NNS~SN~~ |NSSNSNsN~S~N~seSNeSseeS
Essex 1880 Coupe. Duco finish COOK
shines like new. Excellent DAOO
rubber. spotless upholstery smooth
motor. Special.
EMERSON q ORME
18th and III SITS. N. w. Dist. 500
Open Evenings
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Essex 1881 Coach. Good tires, @O7E
good paint and is 100% o. eO
mechanically. Really here is q buy
you cannot afford to overlook. Low
down payment and balance on con-
venient monthly terms.
GRAHAM MOTOR SALES, INC.
1895 14th st. N. w. Pot. O77S
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Ford. 1891 Victoria. A car COOK
that has been only a few SDAVO
thousand miles and looks like new.
DISTRICT MOTOR co.
1929 14th st. N. W. Open Evenings
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$500 to $3e9

Chevrolet, 1881 Sedan. Attrac- RONE
lively painted. black with OOO9
red trim. Seat covers. New tires.
One that IL safe to buy.
sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET
~ ~see..Ss&~S-S..~"":ooooooeeSSSeSS~1 = - ~ :" eSS eSS~1
Ford Coupe. 1889. New; low COCO
mileage; fully equipped, 30 OOOO
days free service. t75 underpriced; |;
your car in trade; bal: to suit. sSss.
MANDELL CHEVROLET,
18th and Good Hope I'd. 8. 4.
Service That Satisfies."
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Plymouth, 1882 Sedan. Float COTE
ing power moto@ good rub- OO6O
Der, slip covers; clean ineide and
out Motor Is perfect. A real buy.
- DISTRICT MOTOR
1880 14th st. N. w.
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Chevrolet Special Sedan, 1881: QOoE
= Original beautiful Duco fine OOO0
fish, like new; two well Tenders; six
very good tires; upholstery clean and
perfect;f motor is quiet, powerful and
fast; new car appearance; perform
ance and reliability are the things
that make this car an outstanding
buy ct ssss. Small down payment,
g. NJ. A. G.; your car in trade.
OWENS MOTOR CO.
6S2S Georgia Ave.
Mash, 1891 Coupe. Low mile coon
age and runs exceptionally OOCV
good: guaranteed to pass the Traffic
Bureau inspection, $780,, Ask for car
No. 1897.
DONOHoE CHEVROLET, NC.
1890 M Sc. N. w. Dist. SSOO
S~~@NAssNNNsNpSNaNNs~ Ns~ANAAANN~@~SNN~N
1929 Buick Master Sedan. cong
Dark green Duco finish; new DOCO
tires; excellent motor. upholstery
STANLEY III. HORNER
1O1E-1111 14th St. MAI. $500
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Chevrolet CabrIolet, 1882. This COOE
is really an exceptional bay. 0OOO
A chance to buy . new ear at a
used car price.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON MOTOR co.
HyattsvIl1e, Md. Con the BouIeVard).
CIR. 22O0.
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StudebakeF. 1884 Sedan. Very QOOE
excellent shape throughout DOOO
and guaranteed to pass the Traffic
Bureau inspection, ask for car No.
- 114S. Reduced to 1896.
DONOHOE CHEVROLET. INC.
1890 M Sc. N. w. Dist. $500
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"a washing Machine

MA IAG WASHER
Brand new MayeSgs, in shipping crates.
While they last at astounding price Of
$59.e5, 81 down delivers one Pot 1670u
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Automobiles
OLDSMOBUE
Automobiles for Sale

USED CARs-NoRTHEAsT MOTOR CO.
020 Bladensburg Rd. N. .. ATl. O200
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
ALVAREZ FAMILY
TO HOLD REUNION

Miss Ida M. Alvarez arrived yes
terday from the Ohio Northern
University at Ada, Ohio, to spend
three or four weeks visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Al
varez.
Miss Alvarez, graduate of the
Ada High School, has been attend
ing the university for the past year.
During her stay in Nogales there
will be family reunion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvarez other daughter, Mrs.
John D. Poindexter, is arriving here
about September 10 from Port au
Prince, Haiti, where her husband
is connected with the Pan Amer
ican Anyways. They will be joined
here by their brother, Edward AL
varez, Jr., of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs Poindexter CT their
trip to Nogales are flying from
Port au Prince to Miami, Florida,
and driving from Miami to Nogales.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
20-30

Meets every Thursday, evening,
7:45, at Montezuma Hotel.
JAMES LYNCH,
President.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
GRAEFE-KEMPTON
+ + + X 4 i X

Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Graefe, who
were married Saturday in Miami,
arrived here Monday to make their
home. Mrs. Graefe before her mar
riage was Miss Versa Kempton OF
Stafford. Mr.. Graefe is the popular
new manager of the Pay'n Takit
Store.
a*A#***#****
Prof. and Mrs. GLADDEN. Elliott are
back from Douglas, Wyo., where
they spent the summer.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
LODGES
AND CLUBS
ELKS

Meet the second and fourth
Tuesday in each month at the Elks
Home, Arroyo and Grand.
HERMAN MEDLEN,
Exalted Ruler.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Meets at p. m. the first and
third Tuesday of each month at
the K. of c. hall on Morley ave-
nue..
CHARLES A. MILLER,
Grand Knight.
MASONIC
Meets the third Tuesday in each
month at the Masonic home on
Terrace avenue.
G. E.. BELLS,
Worshipful Master.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Meets each Monday at the K. of
P. hall, Wayside Drive and Morley.
LEWIS PRICE,
Grand Chancellor.
ROTARY CLUB
Holds luncheon each Friday
noon at the Methodist church
Grand avenue and Potrero street.
FRANK B. CARBON,
President.
1880
Meets every Thursday, evening,
7:45, at Montezuma Hotel.
JAMES LYNCH,
President.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02

Mrs. c. J. Bracker, Mrs. Ben Cap
in, Mrs. Sam Bracker and Mrs. Sam
Capin will return Tuesday from
southern California beaches where
they spent the summer.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02

summer vacation. Her brother, Her
bert Potthoff of Tucson, formerly
OF Nogales, was visitor here Sun
day.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
LABOR DAY TRIP
HARRIS S-PARKER

Miss Helen Parker, former teach
er in the Lincoln school, and Levi
Harris, deputy sheriff, were married
at Florence on January 28th of this
year, it was learned this week.
The marriage united two of the
best known pioneer families Of
southern Arizona. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Parker and. her husband son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Harris.
The young couple are receiving
the congratulations Of host of
friends and acquaintances.
a*A4*#4*#ammaa
LABOR DAY TRIP
Miss Margaret Myers, Miss Ruth
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Wilson,
Howard E. Dalton and A. r. Helms
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
TO RAMSEY CANYON

TO RAMSEY CANYON
**AAA*0
Mr.. and Mrs. LoSOn Odle and Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Myers are leaving
tomorrow morning to spend Sum
day and Labor Day in Ramsey Can
yon, the one spot where everybody
in southern Arizona can get Christ
mas weather on a hot, sultry day.
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Nogales international., 1933-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William Day of
Patagonia are the proud parents Of
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
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RETURN FROM EAST
#t&&#Ah

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Butcher re-
turned week ago last night from
a trip to the Worlds Fair in Chica-
go, New Orleans, st. Louis, and 9TH
er points. They report extremely
warm weather through the middle
west and east. Mr.. Butcher says
business conditions in the east are
similar to those in Nogales.
#a**&&Ma**##*
Mrs. Leonila Larriva, Jr., and Mrs
Lewis Price and sister, Miss Merce-
des VelasQuez,> returned this week
from Flagstaff where they visited
during the annual encampment OF
the Arizona National Guard.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
.SOCIetY;A|
MISS CAVE WEDS

xE#**
Miss Jean Cave, English teache
in the high school, was married re
Gently in California to Joe O'Con
nor, according to announcement!
received here the past few days.
They will make their home il
Pasadena.
m**Aa#a#sa*A*
Miss Cecile Pursley is leaving to-
day to spend two months vacation
at Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Den
yer.
*#mm***
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Cumming and
Mrs. Fred Hannah returned Wed
nesday from a visit at the Herb
Wood ranch near Cascabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William zacharias
and small son are leaving this even
ing to motor over the Apache Trail
to Roosevelt Dam where they will
spend Sunday and Labor Day. Mr..
zacharias is manager of the Com.
plete Auto Parts Company, Inc.
s#**a*m
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rawsthorne
and son, Edgar, returned Tuesday
from a trip to Flagstaff and Grand
Canyon. Mr.. RawsthOrne is first
lieutenant of the Nogales company
of the Arizona National Guard. The
guard closed it's annual two weeks
encampment near Flagstaff last
Saturday.
BACK FROM LONG TRIP
M***A**
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Phillips re-.
turned Friday night from 1000
mile automobile trip which took
CI1SII1 DIS ldI SttSt Skc w cISAAAA6COAA oAAA
New York. The journey east was
made through the southern states
and the return trip via the Rocky
Mountains.
AmHa#Aw&%#**
Miss Eva Mitchell, teacher in the
local schools, is expected back next
week from Los Angeles where she
spent the summer vacation. Her
mother will remain on the coast
this fall and winter.
4*#*Hs& = -
LABOR DAY TRIP
#AaSM*S
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Tovrea and
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Pottinger and
two sons are leaving this afternoon
to spend Sunday and Labor Day at
the Hood -Berner resort in Ramsey
Canyon.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02

are leaving this evening to spend
Sunday and Labor Day in Ramsey
Canyon, the coolest resort in south
ern Arizona. Ramsey is situated
high up in the Huachuca noun
tains. It has numerous cabins which
can be rented at very reasonable
figure and mountain stream flow
ing through the center of the can
yon.
Nogales international., 1933-09-02
MISS POTTHOFF BACK

Miss Lydia Potthoff, very popular
school nurse, returned Sunday from
st. Paul, Mimi, where she spent the
The Washington times., 1933-03-17
France to Pay Debt,
Officials Intimate
BY SAMUEL w. GUMPERTZ
General Manager of Ringllng Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus

There were growing indications
in official circles today that
France intends to pay her $19,0O0,-
900 debt instalment due this
Government last December. Reli-
able advices from Paris stated
prominent French political leaders,
headed by former Premier Her
riot, were actively campaigning to
swing sentiment for quick pay
ment.
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R|NGL|NCS BACK
NEW DEAL WITH.
BIGGER CIRCUS:

Confidence that good times are
coming soon 1DGS expressed TO-DAY
by Samuel w. Gumperts, general
manager of Ringing Brothers &
B1rnunl & Bailey circus, in an eT.
cluSiue statement to International
NeWS SerUice. The circus man Is
backing up his prediction OF "bet-
ter times By building q circus "big-
ger and better than eDer before"
to take the road this spring.
BY SAMUEL w. GUMPERTZ
General Manager Of RinglIng Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
SARASOTA, Fla, March II
U.N.S0 times are coming
and coming soon.
The nation hit the bottom two
weeks ago, and with Franklin D.
Roosevelt in the White House
we're going to bounce back like
Q rubber ball.
In the circus world you develop
q second sight-call it intuition or
what you will-if you didn't you
WOuIU11 SuIVIVC 4OAAS'
We're preparing for our biggest
season, and when 1 say bigg 9st
I'm not taking the superlative off
one of our circu sposters.
Most Everything New
We've bought hundreds of new
expensive costumes, new equip
ment and new additions to our
. menageries. Many Of our per-
formers are new. We will have
features in our circus this sum-
mer we've never shown before.
When we do a thing Of this sort
you can bet we've good reason.
After all the strife and uncer-
tainty this nation has been
through, the people want to take
their minds off their troubles.
They're demanding entertain
ment and the circus is as fine
medium to give it to them as you
can find.
There's a feeling of new conf
dence abroad in the land.
This year we celebrate our
golden jubilee-the fiftieth ami
versary of the Ringing Brothers
world circus. We wouldn't want a
more propitious year for it. We
feel it will be our banner year
and the nations banner year.
Open April 8
We will leave here April / with
q circus train of 102 cars and go
direct to Madison Square Garden
in New York for our opening per-
formance on April 8. Then we will
60 on tn Boston for week, hit
Brooklyn for a week and later in
the summer go on to Chicago for
two weeks.
In tribute to the founders Of
the circus, we will take the show
into Baraboo, Wis, the former
home of the Ringlings and where
they presented their first circus.
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dEc HEcHT c. |:EX73XI3NIK7Ez3

,NOw is the time to use your
Charge Account. Applications
for NEW ACCOUNTS received
on the First Floor of the Main
Store.
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CHAPTER THREE Continued

Here she was, delighted to De fill
Ing in for Daisy Gleason whose only
claim to the profession" was that
she had married Roscoe.
There was a happy couple for you
in the stage world Roscoe and
Daisv. one said Roscoe and Daisy
as If the names had grown to-
gether, were syllables Of the same
name. Never a quarrel, never a
cross word between them as far as
any one kneW-Which was pretty
far in the show businessl
Sheila had tossed off her coat and
stood in the little suit skirt and
frilly white blouse, hardly a practice
costume, but donned to impress the
managers who would not have lifted
an eyebrow had she arrived in plaid
paiamas, so hardened we're they to
unusual costumes and feminine
charms.
Listen" Bill stopped scowling
long enough to say. Hop out to the
desk and ask Mabel to give you a
suit of rompers. I've got some lively
kicks coming and there's no use
running a decent skirt"
Mabel was none too cordial. she
was being interrupted for the third
time that morning in a confidential
telephone chat with her young man.
She had ridden to work with him
that morning on the Bronx subway
and would see him at lunch, but love
is love
"Oh, honey" Sheila walled, hand
ing back a size 40 suit Of practice
clothes. L can't wear that! Give
me a break, will you? What on
earth do you think I've reduced ten
pounds for?"
III ask the prince of Wales" re-
piled Mabel haughtily, but presently
she flung a suit Of blue, just Sheila's
size, at her from the collection in
the lower desk drawer
Dressed for work, Sheila watched
Bill move through graceless gyra-
tons with elephantine skill. She did
not dream of smiling, even inWardly.
These steps, shorn of Bills quaint,
earnest Interpretation, were suave,
fascinating His routines were
known-and copied-up and down
Broadway.
You take a coupla slides here,
Bee?" said Bill between scowls. IN
eXpectedly he stopped, one foot sus-
pended in midair.
Now you try, sister," Bill Brady
ordered.