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The Washington times., 1933-06-19

GUS power draws a black line
right across the middle of your
life. There aren't many laughs
after that"
Leni moved apart from him,
drew up her knees and wrapped
her arms around them. This
so she could study him better
with her still and understand
ing smile.
I'm glad you found me be-
fore they drew that black
mark" she said.
"As long as I was alone I
had perfect right to gamble
with my own life" Cavanaugh
told her seriously. Its diff.
ferent now. I've got to find
something to fall back on if
my luck runs out. Something
The Washington times., 1933-06-19

roll her in the Adventure Club.
/ watch every day for your
wonderful wSpaper, The
Washington Times, SO I can
look at the pictures Of the club
members"
Raymond F. Madigan, Al
Girard st. N. E.:
II read the column every
day and / think it is wonder
full. I like Popeye best Of all
the funnies. / am 13 years
old and in the seventh grade
at Langley Junior High. My
teacher is Miss BIigh.
81 play marbles at the
BlOOmingdale playgrO und.
Please send me my card as
soon as possible as I am very
eager to become a member Of
the club. Some of my class
mates are anxious to join.
They are Charles Albert Frees,
Eric BOmbard, Hamilton Squier,
Charles Squier and Charles
Henderson Ritter. You will
hear from them SOOn."
The Washington times., 1933-06-19
Washington Times
Adventure Club

The Adventure Clup Pup is
less than three months old,
but she has a pedigree dating
back years and years.
She is registered in the
American E.ennel Club and
all her ancestors we're blue
ribbon winners. You just
have to look at her to know
she is a real little lady.
Her dam was Schaefer's Gal
liant Trixie and her sire,
Wycroft Winsmore. We will
give you her pedigree when
you receive her and you can
read all about her parents,
grandparents. etc. She comes
from a famous Winfield IL. -
kennel.
Her cousin, Michael of Peg
O. My Heart" is a famous
movie star. But Marion
Davies, the peg" of the film,
says best of all Michael Is a
real dog.
The picture is coming to
Loew's Palace Theater June
%. And we want hundreds OF
letters on "Why I Should Have
a Dog" The best letter, Of
course, wins the pup. And
then as consolation prizes there
will be 25 pairs of guest tickets
to see the show.
All letters must be on our
desk by June 26. The winners
will be announced the follow
ing day. And the show tickets
will be mailed that afternoon.
Brother Joins
Jack Lipshutz, COL Four-an
One Half st. S. w.:
"PIeaSe send me a member
ship card. Also one for Morton
L1pSnuCZ, years OAu" HIS DAEI
day is August IL and he goes to
the Amidon School. He is my
brother. I have a sister, Ellen,
age 3 years IL months. Her
birthday is June rs. Will you
please send her a membership
card, tOO?"
Mary Louise Fletcher, 1925
T st. S. E.:
II would like very much to
become a member Of the Ad-
venture Club. / will not be six
years old until September but
1 can look at the funnieS and
enjoy them. also like to look
at the pictures of the children
who are members Of the club.
81 have no sisters or broth
ers but I have a nice dog and
l love him very much.
81 have a little cousin who
lives with me. Her name is
Pattie Lee ODOnnell. When
she is older I would like to en-
The Washington times., 1933-06-19
SNAPPy WISE-CRACKS

do you know anything about
that wonderful foreign cook
ing?"
mo, it's all Greek to me-"
Guest in Restaurant - Why
don't you smile once in a while?
You know you can catch more
flies with molasseS than with
vinegar.
Pretty WaitresS-Yes, but I
The Washington times., 1933-06-19
BIRTHDAYS TODAY

Members of our gang cele-
brating their birthday ami
versaries today include Harry
PistOlOs, 1116 New York Ave.
N. w.; Ruth Schwartz, 635
Kenyon st. N. w.; Mary
VOehl, Seat Pleasant, Md;
Norma Vessels, 731 Quebec
Pl. N. w.: Viola PrOudfo0t,
9 Fourth st. S. E., and Eve
lyn Smith, 1915 Tenth st.
N. w.
Birthday congratulations
were sent yesterday to Au-
brey Haywood, 1913 Thir.
teenth st. N. W.; Re-
becca Harris, 652 New
ton PI. N. W.; Hazel
Oden, Charles Town, w. Va;
Lloyd Payne, Suitland, Md;
Elizabeth COuZzens, 1880
Thirteenth St. N. w., and Viii
liam Holman, 2512 Twenty.
second st. N. E.
We wish them all many
happy returns.
The Washington times., 1933-06-19
don't want flies buzzing around

don't want flies buzzing around
me.
Tramp-Lady, have you a
piece of cake handy, to give to
a poor man who hasn't had a
bite of anything for two days?
Lady-Cake? Why, isn't bread
good enough for you
Tramp-Orinarily, yes ma am,
but this is my birthday and I
wish to celebrate a little.
The Washington times., 1933-06-19

Whatever you may say
about the theatrical season Of
1928 (and don't begin now,
just before supper) it didn't go
arty. Actors didn't read their
lines backwards or roam about
The Washington times., 1933-06-19
Back to the Greeks
.Bv ROBERT BENCHLEY-

she is killing him. o woe is
us! o woe is Love!"-this gets
on your nerves after a while
and you want to stand up and
say: Look! Either one or the
other of you put on the show
by yourself! We can cut down
expenses right there"
Everyone should be glad that
this sort of combination panto-
mime and recitation didn't
catch on, but there might be,
however, a chance for that sort
of thing in public life, if not
in the theater. If two so-called
"narratorS" could be hired to
sit, one at each side of the
Speakers desk in the House of
Representatives, and say, in as
gloomy voices as they liked:
Now he is making a speech
on the rivers and harbors BILL"
The Washington times., 1933-06-19
Warning

The Adventure Club has
no connection with any pho
tOgraphic studio taking and
selling photographs with the
promise to publish them in
the column or elsewhere in
the paper. Readers of the
column are warned to have
nothing to do with photo
grarh statesmen making such
promises.
The border vidette., 1933-12-02
No. 2722
Nc. 2722
NOTICE or SALE or PERSONAL PROP
tRIY AND REAL PROPERTY
UNDER FORECLOSURE

In the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona, in and for the
County of Santa Cruz.
Phoenix Title aud Trust Com
pany. . corporation, and Peter
Investment Company. corpora
ton, Plaintiffs, vs.. Smock To-
vestmeDt Company, . corpora
tion. Anna M. Smock, J. F..
johnson Motor Co g corpora
ton, George B. Marsh, lac. a
corporation. John Doe No. 1.
John Doe No. 2. John Doe No. 8,
Mary Roe No. /, Mary Roe No.
2, Mary Roe No. 8. John Doe
Corporation No. /. and John Doe
Corporation No. 2, Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an
Order Of Sale and Decree OF
Foreclosure and Sale issued out
OF the Superior Court OF the
county Of Santa Cruz, State OF
The border vidette., 1933-12-02
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT or
ASSIGNEE

In the Superior Court OF the
State Of Arizona In and for the
County of Santa Cruz.
In the Matter OF the Assign.
ment for the Benefit OF the
Creditors of David Saba.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that
David Saba. of NoRales, Arizona,
on Novemb Der II, 1888. made an
assignment to the undersigned
Southern Trust Company for the
benefit of such Of his creditors
40 will consent TO accept their
proportional share of his estate
aud discharge him from their
respective claims, and oil crodi-
tors and persons having claims
against the said David Saba and
conseutinR to such assig gnment.
shall within six months from the
time Of the first publication OF
this notice, Hle such claims With
the undersigned assignee st Ito
Office In NogAles. Arizona. ~
provided by Chapter 6 Of the
Revised Code OF 1928 Of the
State Of Arizona.
Dated November II, 1888.
SOUTHERN TRUST COMPANY,
~ Assignee for the benefit Of
the Creditors OF David Saba.
By GROVER MARSTELLER,
ii 25 At. Assistant Secretary.
The border vidette., 1933-12-02
y. 8. LIQUOR coNTOL BOARD
NAMED

Warm Springs. Ga. Nov. 29-
President Roosevelt today 90
tablished the federal alcohol con
troll administration with Joseph
A Cnoste. New York lawyer and
personal friend, as the dictator
over the liquor industry after re
peal uext week.
Choate With an advisory board
Ct four 9overnment experts will
administer the liquor code which
leaves to the ind ustry the right
of self control under strict gov
ernment control to veto.
Mr.. Roosevelt announced his
liquor control board at the re-
guar press conference today At
the little White House which
also brought exposition's none
sary and public works policies.
The gold control campaign for
the commodity dollar Is going
ahead. The President has his
objective and warns that signif
cance should not be attached to
daily movements Ia this program.
Moreover. the administration
position was compared here to
the attitude OF other govern
meuts where the view IL taken
that it 10 not public policy to dis.
close contemplated movements.
As for today's visit OF Cover
nor Black Of the federal reserve
board. it was stated that this
was arranged by the President
before he left Washington when
be learned that Mr. Black WAS
going TO his home at Atlanta for
THANKSGIVING day.
The President la calling now
for estimates on new Appropria
tions for public works. 1t was
disclosed that all but $3.50. 900,
600 of the So, 800. 900, 600 public
work fund has been allotted.
The remainder probaly will be
gone in the next two or three
weeks.
The question OF action for
silver was said TO bo under study
but With no recent consideration
that makes's . step imminent.
No decision hss been re8ched
on new liquor taxes but 1t was
revealed that consideration is
being given to Z collection OF re
venues By tho federal govern
mont aud Z distribution TO the
states on . percentage basis.
The states would be left free to
levy aud collect their own oc.
cupstion taxes. !
The border vidette., 1933-12-02

Arizona, on the 18th day Of
September, 1888. ia the. above
enti:!cc action, wherein Phoenix
Title and Trust Company. = cor
poration, and Peter Investment
Company, q corporation, b.
above named plaintiffs, obtained
. Judgment Decree OF Foreclo
sure ard Sale against Smock In
vessment Company. . corpora
tion, and J. F. johnson Motor
Co., q corporation, defendants.
on the 9th day September, 1888,
for the sun OF SIS, 534, so, besides
interest, costs. and accruing
costs, I am commanded to sell
all Of the following described
personal property, to-wit:
Guest Room furniture
Thirty-ope beds. 10 springs. IL
mattresses, 81 pillows, 2 dress
ers, S desks and benches. 2 night
stands, s Oco. chairs, As pair of
drspes. 50 pairs Of curtains. 10
rugs. II waste baskets. II pitch
ers, glass and tray, 80 shades. !
coffee table. 10 lamps, l baby
crib and mattress. 30 pictures.
8 highboys.
Office furniture
One fat top desk, ] safety de.
posit cabinet. l Office chair.
lauadry Equipment
One electric washer, / electric
MAGGIE, 2 wash tubs.
Kitchen Equipment
Dishes and silverware, (service
for SOY, 2 electric iceboxee, 2
electric meatboxes, K tc b g n
utensils. l ice box, ! kitchen
stove.
Lobby end lenu1e Furniture
Suites-2 tapestry suites, 8
card tables. + porch chairs. !
pool table. cues. balls, etc.
plniss Room Furniture sHd
Furnishings
Sixty-tbree tables, II tray
tables, ! large banquet table.
.2l Mexican chairs, IS table
cloths, 81 silence cloths. 225
napkins.
linenS
Three hundred fifty ak sheets.
n bath towels. ~ face towels,
81 blankets. IS spreads, 25O pill
low cases, "a bath mats, lO4
dresser scarfs, II shower cur
tains, 1O3 bed pads.
And generally speaking any
and all OF the furniture, furnish
ings. hotel equipment. and per,
soral property Of every kind and
character now located in the
"Casa Anna Maria" hotel, said
hotel being located approximate
Ily q miles east of Nogsles.
Arizona. on the Patagonia road
lam also commanded. under
The border vidette., 1933-12-02

By GROVER MARsTELLER,
IL 25 At. Assistant Secretary.
and by virtue Of the said Order
Of Sale and Decree Of Foreclo.
sure issued out Of the Superior
Court Of the county of Santa
Cruz. State of Arizona. on the
18th day OF September. 1888. a.
hereinabove set forth. to sell all
OF that certain real estate situate,
lying aud being in Santa Cruz
county, State OF Arizona, and
bounded and described "a fol.
lows, t0-wit:
Beginning At "a iron pin which
is the 8. W. corner OF tho s. E.
Quarter OF the N. E. Quarter OF
Section 9. T. "a s., r. IA East.
G. aud s. r. B. and NJ; thence
North 740 feet to . point; thence
East 100 feet 10 q point; thence
South 800 feet to 3 point (this
point being 80 feet South OF q
point on the Quarter Section line
22O feet West OF an established
Qaarter Section corner stone):
thence West 100 feet to . point;
thence North 80 feet to the point
OF beginniog along the Quarter
Section line. Containing 2O.2
acres. more or loss; (Approx.
imately ! 20 acres out of the N.
e. Quarter OF s, W. Quarter aud
approximatsly - acres out ot
the 8. E Quarter Of n. e. Quar-
ter OF Ssctlou 9. r. "a s.. r. II
e G. and S. r. B. and NJ; oil
OF the above property lying aud
being in the county OF Santa
Cruz, State OF Arizona.
Provided, however, that the
above described personal prop.
erty shall first DO sold and the
proceeds therefrom applied 70
said judgment; but Ia the event
said proceeds be insufficient to
satify said judgment. then the
above described real estate shall
be sold as herein set forth.
Public notice is hereby given
that on the 2lst day of October,
1888, at the hour Of 1:80 o'clock
p. m. of that date. at the CasA
Anna Maria hotel located ap.
proximately q miles east OF
Nogales, Arizona, on the Pats.
gouia road. Santa Cruz county,
State Of Arizona, I will in obedi.
ence TO said order Of Sale and
Decree Of Foreclosure and Sale.
aell the above described persousl
property, or 30 much thereof %
may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment. with interest and costs
and accruing costs. to the high.
est aud best bidder. for cash ;aud
in the event that the procoeda
from the sale OF said above do.
scrioed personal property 10 In.
sufficient to satisfy said iudg.
ment. then I will on the 2lst day
OF October, 1888, at the hour Of
$50 o'clock, p. d., Of that date.
10 front OF the Court House door
Of the county of Santa Crus, At
Noxales. Arizona. in obedience
to said Order OF Sale and Decree
of Foreclosure aud Sale, sell the
above described real property.
or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judg.
ment or any balance due there.
90, with interest and costs aud
accruinR costs. to the highest
and BEST bidder. for cash.
Dated this l2:h day Of Septem.
Der, 1888.
q. J. BROWN.
Sheriff.
By D. D. WILKEY,
9-23 A.. Deputy Sheriff.
The border vidette., 1933-12-02
DECEMBER 2, 1888
LOCAL ITEMS.

juror.
Charles 8. Wise has returned
from a business trip to Los An
Reles, Calf.
The Central Market, 3 grocery
store, opened ito doors Tuesday
morning in Grand avenue.
Frank Dismos, manager of
the Fox Nogales theater. was in
Tucson Tuesday on business.
Y. Bouillas has purchased tho
Jcffroy property from the Elks
| Lodge. Confederation IS 900.
Charles Bauer and Pat Patter.
son returned Wednesday from s
business trip to Naco, Sonora.
Clyde Mcpherson, prominent
stockrsiser, was hero yesterday
FROM his ranch in the San Rafael
Valley.
] Howard Smith OF the state
land department, was business
visitor here Tuesday from the
capital city.
r. G. Watson OF the United
States quarantine service here,
lefs Monday for Ri Paso. Texas,
for medical attention.
Thomas D. Cassanega, pioneer
Tubac farmer, was . county seat
visitor Tuesday. The grand old
man is still carrying on.
Bert Davey, automobile and
insurance salesman, was here
Tuesday from Tucson. Ia was
. guest At the John NJ. Hughes
home.
Knight Wise. son Of Mayor
aud Mrs. J. e. Wise, spent the
Thanksgiving here from his
fathers big Arizona ranch in
Sonora.
The Methodist church held its
mid week service Wednesday
night ct 7:30 p. u. The pastor
spoke on the aubjsct, Waste
Materials"
Bob BerRiev. cattIemAnr whose,
| whitefsce hovines range in the
Alto district, was transActiDg
| business ct the First National
Bank Tuesday.
Mics Joyce Parker has arrived
here from Tempe state teachers
| college to spend the Thanksgiv.
ing holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Parker.
Ignacio Gutierrez Ssntacrus,
manager Of the Banco del Pa.
! ciico, has returned from Magda
lena, Sonora. where he went on
business and pleasure last week.
Mrs. Herbert s. CunninRhsm
motored from her home 1t Hero
ford, Arizona, Tuesday to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F.
Edgell, Of Tubac.
Cy Marsteller, BROTHER Grover
Marsteller, assistant secretary Of
the Southern Trust Company,
and MRS. Otto q. Heroid, spent
THANKSGIVING here from his stock
ranch near Tuce0n.
Dave Boyd, Oklahoma mining
man, and Guillermo MAsca.enAs.
Jr., left yesterday morning for
the Altar district. Sooors, to in.
spect gold mining property own.
ed By CUTLER mos father.
A real, oid-fashioned Thanks.
giving WAS enjoye ed ct the United
States Transiens camp here last
Thursday when 400 sransients sat
down to q table loaded With tor
key and other good food.
Judge Samuel Pattee Of Tue
SOD, was q legal visitor ia No
gales Tuesday. BE was recently
appointed 4 member Of the board
of regents of the University OF
Arizona by Governor Moeur.
I Buster and Ha2zle Sorre!ls
were here Thanksgiving from
the Sorrells stock ranch over
near Ruby. They recently sen,
two carloads OF young beef cat
tie to the Los Angeles market.
! Reuben Thornton, owner oil
tho Consumers Market in Tue
SOD, was guest over Tbsnsgi7
ing at tbs pleasant bone Of hia
friend, Wace w. Barbce, v;cs
president of the First NatiouA
Bank Of No9Aies.
Harry A. Peary. 21 years age
90 engineer on the Sonora rail
way under Superintendent Wm
The border vidette., 1933-12-02

The above sale OF Personal
Property is POSTPONED until Fri.
day, November 8, 1888. at 1:3O
O'Clock .. IN spd the above sale
OF Raj Property is postponed
until Friday, November 8. 1888.
at 500 o'clock p. %.
II, j. BRoWM,
.E1, Sheriff.
By D ., WILKEY,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Washington times., 1933-03-18
The Beauty
Box

Because the three-day liquid
diet doesn't make facial tissues
saggy, flesh lose firmness. it is
one Of the most desirable and
satisfactory means Of weight
deleting. Be q food wet once
every four or five weeks. For
three days, take no solid food,
except perhaps a nibble Of
cracker now and then. There's
plenty of nourishment in clear
soups, clam broth, milk, butter.
milk, tomato juice, lemonade
(unsweetened)e and grape juice.
In one year it's no trick at all
to separate oneself from IS or
20 pounds. Better to see your
doctor first, though, just to be
sure it's all right for you.
When using dental floss to
dislodge particles Of food that
cling between the teeth, be
careful not to saw into gums.
Any wound is subject to infec-
ton, gums are particularly Sus-
ceDtible,
The Washington times., 1933-03-18
He Meets His Childhood
Sweetheart Again

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
About two months ago I met
my childhood sweetheart again.
When we were kids together I
was always very fond of her,
and though eight years have
passed since I last saw her,
have never forgotten or ceased
to care deeply. It's true I've
met other girls and have liked
them very much indeed, but
they have never seemed to me
quite like this little girl out of
the past. I go to see her quite
often now, but she isn't as cor
dial as she was when we first
met, after our long separation.
How can I find out if she really
loves me or not? C. G.
Do I have to remind you Of
the old maxim Faint heart
ne'er won fair lady?" Perhaps
she is disappointed that you
have already let a couple of
months go by without telling
her how much she has meant
to you. Don't you think it
would be we'll to come to the
point and ask her? That, you
know, is a mans privilege-and
all women are flattered by o
declaration.
The Washington times., 1933-03-18

hot water after such apphca-
tions, then gentle rubbing of
the part will suffice to remove
1t. In stubborn callous cases a
poultice applied at night will
suffice.
Never should a blister or an
abscess be opened without using
a clean needle which first has
been burned in aflame. Usually
the application of sterile dust
ing powder and binding the
part with sterile gauze will
soon heal the part.
A bunion is more compli-
Gated. 1t is caused by enlarge
ment of the sac which covers
the joint of a toe. In ad-
vanced cases there may even be
puS present in this fluid sac.
The pressure on the bunion
should, of course, be removed.
II this does not cure the con-
dition, a physician had best be
consulted.
Weak arches and flat feet
may cause pains in the calves
of the legs and in the thighs.
They may even be responsible
for abdominal arrangements,
especially in women. An arch
support is usually necessary,
but this should be fitted most
accurately, and usually should
be modelled after a plaster cast
Of the foot.
Excessive perSpiration of the
feet may be most annoying.
The use of oxide of zinc pow
der, between the toes and in
the stocking, often corrects the
condition. Daily bathing and
careful drying as we'll as mas
sage of the feet also are great
aids to foot health.
Think always whether your
shoes and stockings are being
kind to your feet.
The Washington times., 1933-03-18
- = By BEATRICE BURTON
Secrets Of Health
By Dr. Louis A. Bisch

It Is probably no exaggera-
ton to state that the feet are
the most neglected parts Of the
body.
People wear badly fitting
shoes, too tight or too loose,
too high at the heels or too
low; or they change from high
heels to low, and vice versa;
or they wear stockings too
thick or too thin, or none at
all-and not always darned
when they should be.
At any rate, it is small won
der that cornS, bunions, and
callous places on the skin are
so common, while it is likewise
understandable that weak
arches and painful feet are so
often encountered.
A callous place and a corn
are not identical. CaIous skin
contains no nerve or sensitive
tissue. It is all hard, dead
skin, and horny. But every
corn contains both nerves and
living tissue. That is why it
can get so painful and tender.
Callous skin and cornS are
almost invariably caused by
wearing shoes that are too
tight. Going barefoot a great
deal may likewise produce a
hard skin surface on the SoleS.
Ordinarily, a callous place will
gradually disappear If the pres
sure on the skin, which pro-
duced the callosity in the first
place, is removed.
The practice of cutting corns
Is highly dangerous. An infec-
ton may easily result and
spread to the entire foot, even
up the leg. There are many
cases where general blood
poisoning resulted, also cases
where a toe or foot had to be
amputated in order to save the
life of the patient.
The same may be said of
water blisters, ingrown nails,
abrasionS on the skin, pimples
and assesses, any Of which
may be caused by a squeezing of
the feet.
For the removal of a corn,
one may try a mixture OF 30
grains Of salicylic acid and one
half ounce Of collodion. This
should be applied to the corn
every morning and night for
several consecutive days. In a
short while the corn becomes
soft and the use of the knife
is not necessary. In fact, the
best way is to soak the foot in