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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
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Bouth became the dcclaror nt a three no truihp contract. rho bidding iB very simple. While the hand contains IIve quick trlchs. south's hand cannot be 0pched with q two no trump bld hs nc does not have tho strong nVoschrd suit which iS required for such n bid
 However it iH too strong t0 open with q suit bid of ono, thcro' fore tt is m ideal hand with which to open ono no trump hA this bid shows partner very mo hand. North will then bid two no trump and South will go to thrce no trump. ..
 If ia Vests opening lead. when vour ntrong suit is headed by three touching bonorH. open tho top honor--.ln this case the queen
 Iinat must not cnrelesaly play the nlno npot, but should ubbiock m" ,nsdinteIy by playing hiB k,hk' rho decinrer will refuse to win inc trick, Cast will then fetur', ina nine Of hearts, This play. or course. marks East with only TWO heart. and tho deeinror can hmioIy win tho second heart iehd' Thorn would bc no harm, however ih holding up ono moro round, .
 Let us assume that the uoehr.r wins tho second heart trick, Hc must now stop and take inventory lIe 10 sure of threo club tricks, ohu diamond. the heart trick. and thr.e spade tricks, or eight h h'l To make his contract either tho hphdcS must break or tho diamond hncsso must work.
 if the diamond finesHe ia tried ana falls, the contract is defeated nt once, If the spades do not break, in all probability East holds inc four spades, as West held nvc
 The deelnror can further hope that West does not hold more than thrso clubs, He ls not ins terosled in how many dinm0ndH West holds. as what no ID now planning Co do iA to force West fo lead diamonds.
 Ills first play should Do Co soc fl inc spades break. ite leads the ace and King Of apades--on tho seeopd spade West'H jack drops, making him out Of spades.
 However, to make sure that West is not faIsss sscardins, tho dc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
Annual Installation or Miriam Temple
 Officers Held

Tho annual installation of ofIl- cera of Miriam temple, Pythinn Els. tera. was held last evening nt Pyth- ian hall. The installing officer was Mrs Cora Snow of West Haven. The slate Of officers which was accepted at last evenings meeting included: Past chief, Rose flieger; most cx- ceIient chief, Mrs Casper Bloch; cx- ceIient senior, Mary Frank; excel- lent junior, Mrs Maurice WillDer; mnnngcr, Mrs Lillian Reiner: mis- tregs of finance, Mrs Saul KugnitZ; mistress Of records and correspond . rncc, Mrs Wtlfred 6reenblatt; pro- fector, Mrs William Bchneer; guard md trustee, Mrs Samuel Green ncld.
 Miss Mary COrden of Wall street visited in Meriden recently where st,e attended the Chase sfnsiico bns- ketbaiI game on Wednesday even ing.
 A meeting of tho Sacrcd Heart Alumni association was held on Sunday afternoon nt 2 o'clock in the school auditorium.
 Miss Grace LnWlOr has been III nt her homo on Wildwood avenue.
 The members Of tho Crescent Unrriers track team Of Chnsc Park held their monthly social last even ing nt the Chage Park auditorium. A varied program Of entertainment was enjoyed during tho evening. The committee in charge of re- treatments included: Misses Cleo Maher, Dora and Ellen EiIrcl1, Bertha Davis and Raymond Hcnly and Francis Bcrube. The dane ing committee included MIsscs Alma BquIrcs. Di1nthin Adams, and Robert Parson. James Mclean and Theodore Knapp.
 Plans were discussed at tho meeting Of Clan McAlpino in Co., lumbus hall last night concerning arrangements for entertaining tho quaretrly meeting of the past chiefs of the state in April. Hugh Mon. roe, chairman of the card party to be held Thursday night, announced inc plans of the party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
CONTRACT ,![,!9'
 L Rl2ZDGE "~ EXp[RTS PLAY IT

clnrcr leads hin third spade md West makes tho natural discard of n small club.
 Now tho dummyH nee md queen of clubs is cnHhcd md tho small club led, which tho fcclnrcr wins with tho king. On the third club West is forced to discard Il diamond.
 If the dcclnrer hnd loft tho load fin tho dummy on tho third club trick and had led h diamond md taken the flincssc. Woht would have won with tho king of dln- monds and then cnBhcd his three good hearts which, with tho heart trick they hnd already won, would have defeated tho doclnrcr's con tract.
 However. tho doclnrer made tho unusual plny of leading hiH opponents suit nnd led the beven of hearts, throwing Went in the lend. All West cnn now do ls to cash his thrso good hcnrt tricks md he iH then forced to lead n diamond Into tho declnrcr'H nec, queen, which EiveH tho doclnrcr tho extra trick needed for ghmo. lCopyrjght 1888 NcA Service Inc)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03

Mra Constance Stokes was host csa nt n card party nt hor home Tuesday evening for the benefit of Bt JoBcph'a orphnnhgc. Lunch con was scrvod md prizes were won by Mrs William r. StokoB, Mrs JoHcph Gcghnn. Mrs James Kirby md MiHB Mildred Lnwlor. Those attending were Misses Beatrice Sullivan, Margaret Mitchell, Mil- drcd Lnwl0r, Gertrude LnwlOr, Julo Sullivan, Helen Mitchell. Elvlra Stokes. Mrs James Kirby, Mrg George Bailey. Mrs Francis Morklc. Mrs Margaret Miknaitig. Mrs Rob crt Morkle. Mrs Joseph Goghnn, Mrs John stokes. Mra Kenneth Mac Kerrncher, MrB William r. Stokes, Mrs Philip Bornlcr and Mrs Conn- tnnce Bcrnicr.
 A spaghetti Gupper and enter tninmont will be held by SC J0- scph'H alumni this evening nt tho old school hall. Tho committee in charge of arrangements consists of chairman, Benny bntOznH Char Ics StribnitiB, Joseph NiburlH. John Htokcs Jnmcn Vnlnitis and Rudy | Bcrcicr.
 Edward Conlon of Pine street | was n recent visitor In Mcrldcn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
"I'UE SIGN OF THE GROSS" AT STATE STAirIING D-MOH-
 ROW; DOUBLE FthUKE PRO CHAM CLOSING TONIGHT

Warren William with Loretta Young in 'EmpIoycH Entrance" md 'Tho Devil iH Driving" star ring Edmund Lowe with Wynno Gibson md Jnmng Gleason, cons cludo their engagement nt War ncrP Sintc thcntcr tonight where they nro being prosecuted on e de- luxe double feature program.
 Tomorrow brings Cecil E, De- Millc'H magnificent spectacle, "Thc Slgn of tho croAH."
 Spectacle on n monumental Bchlc. including n whole panoramic pie ture Of ItOmo under tho reign Of Nero; n dynamic story of elemental events crowded Into the Hpnc" Of f8 hOurr; h series of performances of sheer brllIlnncol Ii h no Won- der tbnL audiences nlI over the country, nro cheering DcMlllo'B achievement.
 Tho Hpccinculnr typo of film, such aH DcMlIIc hlmHolf mndo fn- nous in tho mIcnt dnyH, js ono of tho bcrccn's flnest contributions to entertainment. No other medium hnH tho scope md variety Of tho cnmcrh. Now with tho addition of sound, tho great director hnH been nblo to gnrpnm nll hiH pnrt efforts,
 "rho Sign of tho CroBp' iS first and fOrcmOet n Bpcctnclo of pngnn Rome, reaching its fullont cxpros' sion in Q Roman hoIidny nt tho Circus Mnximus, where tho glnd. intorlnl contests md all tho brutal games thnt delighted Nero Hcrved nH m prelude tO Inc sacrifice of tho ChrlmlnnH to tho llOnn. Iiut lt iS also n drnmniic story of thrlsllnn persecution. md n tehdorly bohu. tlfDl love story of h ChflHtnln girl and n Roman pntrlclnn, whose
 
 1D.lILL L.IlI AInlIH nI Ilu uL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03

Commencement Held At Mount Sinai
 School Of Nursing

Many local people attended tho fiftlcth commencement eA, erclscs Of tho Mount Sinai hospital school of Nursing held last night in the Blumenthnl auditor" ium, nt ODth street and Fifth ave- nuc, New York city. with the award Of certificates 10 D8 nurses. Rabbi stephen <. Wise nddreSScd the graduating class and Elizabeth A. Grcencr, superintendent or nurses and principal of tho school, presented tho annual report. Hugo Blumenthni, president of the board of tho school presided. Nineteen special awards wero made to mem bcrs of tho graduating class.
 Mss Meta Popo who is to be married to Glenn Bunker on the l 18th was hOnorcd Dt n surprise personal shower given by Mss Dorothy HuggIcs of Frost road on Wcdnesdny evening. Valentine decorations were used fin tho home for tho event. Among the guests were Misses Alice, Marie, Flora and Arclnido P0po, MrB Gcorglh Holmes, Mrs LeRoy Bunker, Mrs Linda Godfrey, Mrs Carl deary' b'OHHTu IDp't tICHH buHhtIp WI" Walter Ruggles. Mir and Mrs Prank Anderson of Naugatuck. Harrison Miles of Seymour and Miss Gertrude Sherwood.
 Tho Connecticut State Fedora ton of MuBlc Clubs will hold q meeting nt tho Y. W. C. A. in Now Haven on Hnturdny morning nt l l0;30 o'clock. MrB Edwin IT.. Jones of Windsor street will pro- side. A luncheon will Do served for delegates nt noon.
 Mir and Mrs Dennis CurtlAs en- tcrtnincd n group of friends ht their homo on LounBbury street recently. Their guests were MT and Mrs Leo Delaney. Mrs Patrick McBndden. Miss Sadie Delaney, Mss Bessie Delaney, Miss Alice McGrnth. Mrs Patrick Fitzpatrick, Thomas Bhcn, Mr md Mrs ThomnH Byrnca, IiMiaecs Julin md Ger trude Delaney, Madeline Mcfhd- den and Andrew McGnddcn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03

The Century club will hold itn fifth annual dinner dnnco at tho WnverIy Inn in Cheshire on Tbnrg' day evening. Feb Q. The committee in charge is, Ernest j. Mnngnnnro. chairman: Vincent I.. Mole, Charles Mnngnnnro md John A. Membrino. The Century club whs organized in 1928 na h social and civic club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03

rolc6 nrc plnycd with rare beauty by EliaHn LnndI and Frcdrlc Mnrch.
 It iH Charles l.nuRhton's Nero, however. which iB not only the orItstnndIng cbnrhctcrlzntIon of Inc film, but ono Of tho memorable chnrnctcrIzntiOnB of nll times Hero is acting ihnt approaches genius. Clnudottc Colbert, too, nB tho Emprcm popp0on. gives h performance of remarkable depth and power,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03

brldo iH plnced under tho influence of powerful drug which relogates hor Co tho mental plano of n aloep- walker. Rho remains in this Bthte for several weeks. and it iH only nfotr nll but suporhumnn efforts on tho pnrt of her husband and m American missionary thnt hnppl- ness ia wrentod from tragedy.
 The companion fcnturo iH Love Bound" with east including mch fnvorltoa nH Nntnlle Mo0rhcnd, Jack Mulhall, Edmund Breeze and Mon- tngiio Love.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
DlGItp MINE SHAFT IN
 COLORADO

Canon City, Col WpJ --Onc of tho dopeest coal mlno shnfis in the world ia located ncnr horc, Tho Wolf Park shaft iB 1,0Sb feet deep, It iH located nonr tho Roynl gorge md is 32 feet doopcr thnn tho gorge np tho point of tho Buspon- sion bridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
Local Bridge Tournaments
MATrATUCK DItiD0il CLUB

MATTATUCK DItiDuE CLUB
 With a matobpoint of e3 tss. Miss Catherine Mai0ney and I Joseph 40 Louis made nigh score in inc North and south section in nlay at tho Wednesday eveilnR aaAHIon Of tho Mnttutuok bfldKe Club on Pennington avenue VIII other scores ah f0li0wai MrA Thomas MaRner and Mrs Duff. pOi and Dr and Mrs Charles r. ieknn, 70. fsaat and West pr and Mrt George Russell, sg Ia Mr nnh Mrs Edward Hart. yBi and MlHh Mary MinnAhan and Miss Lucy Minhahan Di.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
RRDGE
DY VIM E. Mex ENNEy

Secretary American Bridge League
 ft iH very seldom that you will ind m opponent willing to cx- fond the helping bnpd~~thnt IA. help you mako your contract ma of course. ho shouldn't. How cyaY, hands do nrisc sometimeH In which you can force your oppo" nent 10 help you make your con tract.
 This point is well brought out in tho following hand, and in nd- ditaon it shows you why yoli nbenId not take whnt may prove t0 Ee n losing fnesse if there in any better wny of playing the hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
We All Make Mistakes
TnI,cs Ills Work Home

When William Faulkner. we'll known author, arrived here to do some HcrlbbIlng for tho movies. he asked studio executives if he could work nt home. That being not m unuHunl request, pcrmlHHIon wns granted readily. Iiut there is one thing Faulkner ncglcctc dto tell them. Ills homo iH in Memphis, Tenn. And thnt'B where hc iB doc Ing hiB work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
"WHiTE ZOMBIE" AND HOVE HOUND" ON DOUBLE TEA. TUitIc BILL AT STRAND TO. DA WAND SATURDAY

"Whllc Z0mblc," ono Of tho oericHt and most fantastic Btorica over pictured for tho Bcrccn, will head tho Strands double feature program to-day md tomorrow. l,Glh Ldig0hi who cnmo Into prom incnoe in this country with his Htnge nnd Hcrcen creation of Count Drhcllh In "Drnnuln," hna tho prln- cipal r0lo in this newcomer, md his portrayal oven surpnHHeH thnt for mcr work of niiiHtry. Iie plhW tho role Of n sinister flcDd who trnfflca ln tho oKhumntion of dead bodies in order Co mnn his sugar emo mills nnd hIn fields. He nlHO has nlne of tho NombicH hA n personal bodyRunrd. h b0dygunrd which pcr- pctrntcH hclnoua crimes ht tho bo- hoat of their hypnotic alter ego.
 Mndge fiellnmy. who retired from tho hcrocn two years ago in order 10 devote hor time 10 Atngn work, makes hcr Hcrcen comeback In tho principal feminine role. JOHcph Cnwth0rn nlHO plays ono Of the principal roles Aa do Johnny linr- ron. Robert frnZer. Clarence Muse and Brandon Hurst.
 Tho settings and photography of "Wbit0 TOmblo" hro among th6 boht over done for the Hcrccn. They in- cludo for example. cnHtlo ln tho iIniiinn mountains which iH ono of the largest of iiH kind in ho hlh; tory of motion pleturoh. ThlH. with tho tropical scenery of lhitl. mnlton m unusually striking background for thih weird story.
 Tho story tciiH of n young Amer- lean couple who become onlnnglGd with tho leader Of tho N0mblcB In Haiti, tho result of which tho young Huzsolli, CArmclln MnccnrGilh, Frances Hcll. Henrietta UdyabObkI, Htacin GWiHdhln, EuRonih phWl6w- nli, Adolpb Adnnia. Prank Cnlo, Florence ChnnVnn,
 Grade 8-.-ThercAn Baritone, Mar thu Ghckan, Vera CiCohitto, George cOukin, Lucille Cinnnettl, Lucille Graves, Josephine Uunrino. MnrHn" rot Gronior. NiGholna kleach, IGh- ward Kllmick, iilnlnn Mnunlof ins hbcllo ObnrHtein, WIlllnm Bchwcn' lorly, Folicln CnfuHO, Jnmoa NOan, Louise Groenhcld, Helen Volchkc, Victor Ihrkoaewieh. NiGh0lnA Gnl- hicci. Vincent Forte. Hnlph liur- wIch, Mary ItundekO. Rocco i.nn- dlm, Christine Hunter fiilocn knauf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03

Hull, England, will construct q reHorVolr costing 310.00O, 1000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
HOLLYWOOD
 GOSSIP
INTIMATE GLlMPSES AND INSIDE STUFF ON THE
 MOVIE COLONY
-BY DAN THOMAS
By DAN THOMAS NltA kcrNIcc Writer

Hollywood. .--fhcrc nro plenty of cx-cowpunchers around Hollywood whose tnlents nro well known iO the public because they literally stick 10 their saddles while tho cameras grind on them. Most Of our western stars actually have had real cowpunching experience.
 But there nrc quito q few cN- cowboys around here who have so completely graduated from the Hnh- de that nobody ever connects them with that life. David Manners is ono of them. A ranch in Arizona wng his proving ground, Austin Parker. Miriam IIoplIpR' cx-hnB- band and n well-known writer, took part in numerous roundnps nH boy while living on fl ranch near Grcnt Falls, Mont.
 Finding office llfc monotonouH. Frank Morgan spent q year chasing cowB around n New Mexico ranch while trying to make up his mind what Bort of n career hc wanted. And Jimmy Gleason spent two yc6rB working on ranch right here in California. Ifo was 10 op- posed to acting in thoac days that when his mother insisted thnt he como home and become m actor, he ran nwny md joined the nrmy for service in Inc Philippines.
 
 We All Make Mistakes
 This is far from n new mory but It has a new character 30 wc'r" repeating fl nRnln. it ccms lhnt when Helen Hayes nrHt arrived in inc glm capital with q fat contract nll mgncd. Hho decided tO find Oui jum what the illm industry did think of her. EO rhc get out on n tour of inc various EtudIoH in search of work. And every casting director turned her down. Were lhNlr fncnH rOdi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03

cony 10 conlB md Orchestra 2b cGntB until z o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-19
u. S. DESTROYER
ARRIVES in PORT;
COMESFROMC CUBA
VESSEL HAD BEEN STATION
ED IN HAVANA HARBoR TO
PROTECT AMERICAN INTER-
EST DURING TURMOIL

The United States destroyer
Taylor. Lieutenant Commander
George F. Howard, U. s. N, in
command, arrived at Key West
.6:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and docked at the naval station
pier, taking oil and water.
With the Claxton, another de-
stroyer, the Taylor had, been in
Havana harbor for about one week
where she had proceeded on orders
from Washington at the climax
of the trouble in Cuba.
On the vessel are three regular
officers Of naval reserves. Besides
the regular crew a number of of
ficers of naval reservists from
Georgetown and Charleston, S. C.
The reservists were on their
annual training cruise when orders
from Washington were received to
60 to Havana harbor. The Tay-
Tor will remain in port until Mon
day.
Officers and enlisted personnel
of the ship viii be given shore
leave this evening, to attend dane
cs and other places Of amusement
and recreation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-19
LECALS

Pursuant1to Chapter 1851, Laws
OF Florida, the undersigned will re-
ceive until liz o'clock noon. Wednes-
day, August 80, 1888, at the Cover
nor's office in Tallahassee, Fla,
sealed offerings OF Road, Bridge,
Highway and Ferry bonds OF Nom
roe County, Florida.
Offerings shall be submitted in
duplicate. giving full name and
description OF bonds, interest rate,
date of issue and date of maturity;
must state price asked and whether
FLAT or WITH ACCRUED IN.
TEREST. In the case Of bonds OF.
fered which are In default OF inter-
est, IL In to be understood that all
unpaid coupons are attached there
to-. Sealed envelope containing such
offering shah plainly stale on it's
face that II Is "a proposals. for the
sale OF MONROE COUNTY, bon DIST
The right IL reserved to reject:
any and ell offerings or portions
STATE BOARD OF ADMfNISTRA-
TON OF FLORIDA,
1. David Sholtz. Governor. "a Presi-
dent ftsss
J, n. Lee. state Comptroller. -
". Y Knott, state Treasurer. as
treasurer. augla
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tllitf6 2E1ll93H
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
former of Eaton and Simonton
Streets

former Of Eaton and Simonton
Streets
John G. Stradley
Sunday School opens at B:45
o'clock under the leadership Of
Gerald Saunders, superintendent.
Each department meets in it's own
assembly room. -
Morning worship begins at IL
o'clock. The sermon topic will be
1.-THE Recovered Rapture"
The hour for evening worship
is s o'clock. The sermon topic
will be: "The Power to See ii
Through"
Music: Morning anthem: ssWhat
a Saviour is Jesus" Switzerland.
Evening anthem: sThe Friend
That You Need" Wilson. Vocal
solo, Claude Sails, Forgive Me
Lord" Ackley. Organist: Miss
Mary Elizabeth Grillon.
The Epworth League service
will be led by Fred knight. The
topic: Singing Voices"
The subject for the mid-week
prayer service Wednesday evening
will be: "Peace."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-19
MISS GAIT TO
STUDY NURSING

Miss Macie Gait, stenographer
in the office of Judge Jefferson
B. Browne, has definitely decided
to take course in the study of
nursing.
She will leave Key West Sep
TENDER 80 to enter the school for
nurses which is affiliated with the
St. Vincent's hospital situated on
the st. Johns river near Jackson
vile. The hospital is operated un-
der the supervision of the Catho-
lie organization Sisters of Char
ity, but is non-sectarian.
While pursuing her three years
course of study. Miss Gait, along
with other novices, will be afford
ed the opportunity of gaining prac-
tical experience in hospital work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-08-19
FOR SALE

Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned up to and includ-
ing Friday, September 1, 1888,
for the purchase of S-21 Passen-
ger Buses, 1-29 Passenger bus,
1-21 passenger bus and all or part
of the bus equipment and parts.
Any interested party that wishes
to purchase any one of the buses
and any part or parts of the bus
equipment can call at the city
clerks office and view the list of
said buses or bus equipment.
The city council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the city council.
WALLACE PINDER.
aug19-26-31 City Clerk.
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CHURCH PROGRAM
TOMORROW NIGHT

The Young Peoples Society of
the Congregation church will meet
at z o'clock Sunday evening under
the leadership Of Mrs. Christopher
Knowles. when the following pro-
gram win be rendered.
Prelude read by the leader.
A Season Of Quiet Meditation
and Silent Prayer. Soloist- Miss
Marie Knowles.
Hynfn-''The Sunshine Song. .
Scripture reading Miss Edith
Watkins.
Topic Worshipping God Out
Of Doors.
Violin soloSylvia Cole.
Hymn-"Plant Roses"
.ReadingMiss Isabel Armayor.
Vocal solo Barbara johnson.
Talk on the sopic--Rev. e. n.
Evans.
Hymn (quietlyl--Day is Dying
in the West
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COLORED FOLK
TO GIVE PLAY

The Coral City Dramatic com.
p4ny will present Lighthouse
Nam. in three acts. At the Gar
den Thea,er, Monday evening At s
o'clock.
A east Of ten Of the leading
eolored players OF Key West arr
taking part. and seats are reserved
Tor visitors,
Between acts. the Trio. COM
posed Of the three Reddlck sisters.
viii sing and ether numbers viii
be given.
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PLAY LAST NIGHT
ENJOYABLE EVENT

Treasure Farm. the play pre-
sented last night in the auditorium
Of the Harris School for the bene.
fit Of Fleming Street Methodist
church. was q delightful enter.
talnmeni.
Despite the threatening wealth.
er i large and appreciative au.
lience was In attendance. The
different characterization were
admirably aaae and the casts ef-
forts Ia please received hearty an.
plaase fram the assemhlage.
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CLASSIFIED
COLU MN

Advertisements under this head
win be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of lie q word for each In
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance ID
25c.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number jif they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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LEY MEMORIAL q. z. CHURCH,
SOUTH
Corner Division and City Park

Corner Division and City Park
Walter W. Robins, Pastor
I Sunday school at Gas q. m. Ed.
r. Curry, superintendent.
The young people meet in the
Division Street school at 9:45 and
in the church at p. m.
An Adult Bible class is also
starting in the Division Street
school at 9:45 a. m.
The morning worship begins at
IL a. m. Text: Isaiah $40.
The evening worship hour is at
8 p. m. and the subject is: "Carry
Your Corner" Mark 2:S.
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Today's Horoscope
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

This il a pretty good day to be
born in. The disposition IL lit
tie too profound in thought. and
the speech q little too subtle. bat
the kind and sympathetic nature
win attract many firm friends af
both sexes. who wiIl aid III the az
tSInment Or prosperity DO not
depend too nsaeh on yunr friends.
however. Ter il may render their
service iukewnrns copyrighted