davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-08-11
JELLEFF'S

ful -. they shade the eyes in
provocative fashion they set
of lovely profile. In fact, from
every point of view they do
things" for the wearer. Draper
felts come in "a different colors,
including black. And you'll find
such highlight shades as Plum,
Grey, the Misty Blues, Rust, Wine,
and the Greens from the dark
tones to Chives. All Draper"
feltS are conventional brim models
=. topped of with either draped
or angler crowns. Now look at the
range of headsizes! This is good
news for every one of you! In Ger
tain styles they're headSizeS from
19 to %. In Regular styles you'll
find headsizes from 81 to 245s.
Bring in your samples and match
them. Remember Draper" felts
are IS. JELLEFFS, 1860 F ST.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

pressed clothes. Years Of experience
have taught the PARKWAY"
CLEANERS how to clean clothes
so that they are beautifully fresh
and immaculate. Even your finest,
most fragile wearables can be
trusted to them. Work called for
and delivered. Everything covered
by insurance. Vacation clothes al
ways delivered on time. SOLO
aCONN. AVE. Phone CL. $500.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

to ke ep your
clothes clean and
W ell pres S e d.
They retain their
smart appearance
much longer
and have a tend
ency to r e S j S t
wear to a greater
extent than do
soiled and IN
Evening star., 1935-08-11

uses an "In-Weaving" method of
repairing that works wonders on
silks, woollenS and linens. Their
prices are the most reasonable i'll
town and once these cloth
doctors" use their skill the
damaged part is not visible to the
naked eye. 613 TWELFTH ST.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

brance to the sick room. Put
flowers back into your daily life.
GUIDE has cut flowers by the
dozens. And an infinite variety of
budding plants and Towering
plants and pure foliage plants.
1928 CONN. AVE. DIS. s450.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

dinner served
daily and Sunday
from II am. They've
regular dinners, too
and a la carte
dishes. This delight
full place is Wash
ington's naturally
air cooled" out-of-
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r e t u n to
S C h o o !
Helene's tell
ing about the
new Draper"
( e l t S a t
j E LIE FFS
. . for only
IS. They're
smart .
they're youth
Evening star., 1935-08-11

send your hostess
q floral bread
and-butter" Offer
ing; wiring a Bon
Voyage" f l o r a l
basket; not forget
ting the gracious
gesture of a timely
Corsage; and that
never-to-be-n e g.
lie t e d remem-
Evening star., 1935-08-11

gr ee nness of
r ock Greek
Park. 1t isn't
just happen
stance" that it's
t he swankiest
Dinner Supper
Club Washing
ton can boast
of. "Barnee'I
and his band
Evening star., 1935-08-11

Mrs. Acily Adams Brown, Miss Marie
F. Bobbitt, Miss Mildred Steinmetz
Mr.. Bebe Clinton, Mr. Ralph r. VIII
liams and Mr.. S. r. Kramer.
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" FOOD FOR THOUGHT
''' is thought for food"
So drive out to G RIFF FITH H
FARMS for a, delicious Sea Food
Evening star., 1935-08-11

is frankly dedi-
Gated to Youth.
His individual
coifures are
vibrant with the
spirit of Youth.
T h a t's W h y
young women
and women who
have remained
~ - 4
Evening star., 1935-08-11

Hawaiian Musical Cocktail Boys"
play nightly-and a 7-piece band
on Saturday nights. Dancing. 3
miles from Dist. Line on Marlboro
Pike in Md. HILLSIDE 0l12.
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[ e a rs and
b urnS in
clothing in
Wis IDLY re-
paired. The
SOUTHERN
S T E L o S
90" DANv
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" A LL-ARoUND GOOD
SPORTS" -. for spec
tator and active wear for that
late Summer cruise or the
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%~%%~%%~~%~%

g IT'S NEVER EXPENSIVE
'''A TO LOOK SMART" :.
as a matter of fact. you will f1nd
that IL Is an economical measure
Evening star., 1935-08-11
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" RE YOUNG WITH GA
BRIEL!" Life may be-
gin at forty but not for the
woman who looks it! GABRIEL
Evening star., 1935-08-11

dnC the Cav
erns. Located on Lee Highway
Route 211-just 3 miles beyond
junction Of Route so. Complete,
cooked-to-order mammoth dinners,
81, $1.25 and $l.50. Sunday dinners
served from 1 to pm. Phone
Fairfax 11-F-13 for reservation.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

a n d Ham"
d i n n er at
B r I E R -
w o o D
MANOR . ,
on the way
to Skyland
-
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have what it takes to put a gala
evening across. The music has a
giddy-yap, heads-up brightness
thatll put rhythm in your feet and
a song in your heart. There's an
honest-to-gosh floor show, too
and honest-to-gosh breezes and
stars to freshen you up. P. S-You
can sit and sip in the Outdoor Cock
tail Room-and watch the doings
on the Terrace below. AID. 0700.
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" FOR SALE: COOL
WEATHER on the
5-acre lawn at the BROOK FARM
TEA HOUSE" On cooks day of
Evening star., 1935-08-11

their heads in his hands" for
their permanents, hair arrange
ments, youthifying facials and re-
touching. P. S.-GABRIEL sailed
yesterday on the I'll de France"
for Paris to attend the hair style
shows and to visit his famous part
ner, 'Leonce" at their Paris ad-
dress, 229 Rue st. Honore. His
competent staff will do the honors
until he returns. Get a head"
start, 1919 CONN. AVE. NAT. TITO.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
aROunpHTHe TOwn
"''. .1A&~,e

" IT'S ON THE COLD
STANDARD"
Helene's talking about the glorious
MAYFLOWER LOUNGE that
Evening star., 1935-08-11

have the opportu-
nifty of furnishing
tasteful and per-
fectly harmonizing
modern home in
teriors. S 90
t h y're doin G
things! The y'r e
busy making over
their entire 4th
floor and are
Evening star., 1935-08-11

make the evening Rummu.uu
a real treat for T
the family-and ACM
t h weekly NfNM
nightmare N1W
heavenly dream. w.
The kiddies will BROOK FARM
adore the baby ,
ducks and swings ] lIn n0VSe
and the "Children's Dinner. Every
night a changing menu of de-
licious Brook Farm Specials. Drive
out Conn. Ave.-just "a stones
throw" from Chevy Chase Circle
at 6501 B OOKVILLE RD.
WIS. 4566.
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PAL.AIS
ROYAL

Transforming it into a Modern
Center" with many, many individ-
ual room interiors showing
Modern Furniture and its possible
combinations. The big sale begins on
the 18th. Stop up and look about.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

COOl OdSS III w dSIl-
ington on these
Summer days when
the thermometer
scars and your
spirits sag. The
Lounge is cooled by
made - to - order
W e a t h er. And
there's exhilarating
danPn noYICiP hU
Evening star., 1935-08-11

Sidney's Orchestra d. from 4:45
until 6:45 each afternoon and
after 10 pm. each evening. Par
take Of their most delicious
Luncheon Snacks" and Supper
Snacks" =. that epicureans about
town declare of the finest they've
ever tasted. Phone Teddy" for
reservations. DIS. 5000.
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d" A MODERN INTERIOR
'''A ITY COMPLEX" is
what the PALAIS ROYAL has.
It's their belief that folks should
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%~~>%%%~%A%% O

" A STRONG BEGIN
MING FOR YOUR
WEEK ENDING" means stop
ping off for a delicious Chicken
Evening star., 1935-08-11
A~A%>A~%AAAA q

" DON'T ENVY ALADDIN
HIS LAMP" for
no genie ever brought about the
convenience Of having holes, cuts,
Evening star., 1935-08-11

" SMALL CoURTEsIEs
s'e - SWEETEN LIFE, as
the greater ennoble it." And small
courtesies like remembering to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-27
24c TIMES ECONOMY WANT 40 RENTED ROOMS TO FIRST PROSPECT
30 Rooms for Rent

DELAWARE. ". 1898 so for 81. 81 for
2. attractive, large room on bus line
TA-l964
DELAWARE. N. 7l3: Apt Lovely
large front room. Niosly furnished. Near
bath Reasonable. RI-36s5
DELAWARE. 24O6 N,-Furnished or IN
furnished room, $3.50 week
ILLINOIS. n, l907-Attractive extra large
'front.' full beds, closets; steam. garage
Gentlemen. Reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N. ga. Apt 2.-Clean COM
I B room Constant hot water
Pennsylvania. 274o N-Elegantly fur
large closet. HA-2294-J.
VERMONT, E. l2s-Apt. 3-Attractive
nicely furnished steam heat hot water:
gentleman LI-7924
WASHINGTON. E. 1879; APT 4-Room,
private modern home; near bath; So So
Inquire afternoons, evenings.
WOODRUFF PL.. 957-West Drive, large
desirable heated room. for gentleman
CH-0567-W
CLINTON HOTEL. 90 Virginia-av. Mod
ern, steam heated rooms, So so up. Also
housekeeping
ROOMS steam heated, 913 S. New Jersey;
rent low, lady or daughter do some
houSework part pay. DR-4665.
REFINED gentleman will share modern
home north; responsible gentleman. Ia
1891
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A concentrated market-an economical.
service-Times Want Ads-known for
their result producing power. Phone
RI-555I and say adtaker.
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Want Ads
Continued From
Preceding Page
3 Dedths-FuneraLs

indianapolis Times, Wed, Nov. p. 1885.
GRADY, oRVILLE-Age 81 years beloved
father Of DORIS. Mehl, Gutha and Eugene
Crazy. son o. Ms. Elizabeth Grady and
brother of Mrs. W J. Gee Of Forl Harri-
son, passed away Tuesday. Nov 2s. 30
p m Funeral Friday Nov %. at 10
HOME 1888 \ me Merid RGos TTTS1HAL
Floral PARK Cemetery Friends invited.
KLEIS, ALICE-Beloved wife Of Charles
Kleis and sister Of Mrs Grace Fear, Mrs
Hester DOZEN and Jess Moutgomerv all Of
indianapolis, Mrs. Ida Sheets Of Mexico
ora Montgomery Of California and John
Montgomery Of IeXaS, passed away Mon
aaaH fyening NOV 15 ~, Fqqera H. services SER.
HOME Illinois al l7th-st. Friday after
noon, Nov. %. al clock. Burial Crown
Hi Cemetery Friends invited.
LoWDEN. ROLAND T.-l943 Barth-ay. be
LoTden, son Of Mrs. Miranda Lowden,
brother Of Anna Hard Jessie Martin
LoWden Of Kentucky, Joshua Lowden Of
Indianapolis, passed away at Polsgrove.
Ky MONDAY Nov. Is. FRIENDS may call.
" T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL FAR
LORS 2223 Suelby-St. any time Funeral
FRIDAY, 2 p. m. Burial New Crown.
NEu, WILLIAM Beloved husband Of
Anna Ncu nee Curranl. brother q Mary
Neu, Mrs. Lucy Caldwell and John Neu,
died az Decatur, H., TUESDAY, Nov. 26
body VII arrive ThurSday noon. Funeral
from BLACKWELL FUNERAL HOME
926 n Capitol Friday. Nov 20 2 p. N.
Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends in
vitcd
SUGRUE, JOHN Beloved son of Daniel
and Nora Sugrue (deceasedt and brother
OF Dan, James and Nell Suerue. Mary
Johnson and julius Shaner died at the
family residence. 422 n Safest. Tues
day, Nov 26. Funeral Friday. Nov. %
. 30 m. at residence Services at Holy
Cross Church q. m Intermcnt at Holy
Gross Cemetery Friends invited BLACK
WELL SERVICE
YANCEY, CARRIE l.. Beloved wife of
Luther w. mother Of Esther l.. and
sister Of Charles F. zwick passed away
at the home, 2910 Guilford-av Tuesday
morning. Funeral services al the
Funeral Home HISEY e. TITUS. 95l
Delaware. Friday at 1920 a. m Burial
Crown Hill Cemetery Friends may call
al The FuneraI Hnnnn anu fln1n
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IS. so: FURNISHED Groom house; path.
water, gas furnished, Inquire. 1921
Olney.
s7-TREMONT, N. 3o-Nicely furnished s.
room lower apartment, utilities; adults.
So WK.-Bungalow Park, 1902 N, Capitol
Apt T. 6-rm mod. heat, water Janitor
service. j. C. MCCULLOUGH AGENCY.
LI-5596.
$40: BROOKSIDE- 1897. N DR.
Comfortably furnished Groom modern
home; steam heat, garage. CH-1l89
$40 BROOKSIDE- PKWY, 1921. S. DR.
Nicely furnished 3 bedroom home: heat
furnished. CH-1688
ADLER 80 E-7-room furnished rooming
house for rent; s25 DR-6439.
ALABAMA 1901 N, Apt. 6-Cozy apart
ment. Well furnished. Call evenings. IL
e9s9 days
BROADWAY, 4164-5-room modern home
good condition; fine location; garage.
ILLINOIS. 1920 N--Lovely apartment: fur
rished; Al; accommodate ga linens:
utilities: Beautyrest; overstufed; garage:
reasonable.
NEW JERSEY. 739 Ms rooms, mod, over
stuffed, $3.50 pr. wk. Water pd. RI-7725
WINTER, 212o-Nicely furnished little
house; cozy home for 2; nice and warm;
garage, $3.50 Wk.
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81 Rooms With Board

OXFORD. N. 540-Large front room.
twin beds; excellent heat. For 2. Private
CH3966.
PARK. 833-Nurse's home Sick and
mental cases. Real home for elderly
people. RI-9930
WASHINGTON E. 3145-Single or double
rooms l or more; meals; IS; privileges
CH-I175.
WOODRUFF PL Md. Dr-Practical nurse
mas home, special care to elderly peo-
pie. CH-0625.
EAST adjoining front rooms. upstairs,
suitable for g. home cnnkinG ca -ns2a
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II Help Wanted, Mate

WANTED Experienced plumbers helper.
Address Times, Box 1873.
5 MEN to work with mgr. steady work
sal. 50 and extras. AZ S. Penn RIM 614.
MEN to sell Texide Blades at 4Oc per
hundred INDIAN CO. las S. Illinois-st.
YOUNG MEN between Is and 81 to earn
flying time for Department of Com
merce License. Write or call at Air De-
Tense League. Inc 401 Liberty-bldg.
WANTED Collector for established city
routes Bring letter of reference from
last employer. MIR. DOLAN, 1876 E. Mar
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Sc Furnished Places

757 N fremont. 5-rm. sngl ....... Sl80t
GIT LaClede arm double . 10 0t
Call GREGORY e. Appel, INC IJ-74q1
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II Trucks and Tractors

CHEVROLET. '2s-Iis-ton. $500. Ford. 20
2ton light delivery ss5. Terms. DR.
6793. 1905 Madison-av.
% lion Ford truck cheap. cash or
terms. 7l9 E New York
FORD IS i7-ton pickup. like new. s435-
Easy terms. Finance Co. 342 n. Ill--st.
front. 1885 Ford tractor, sleeper cab.
Al condition. GEO z. HEINZ. 1900
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RENTAL BARGAINS

AT 1861 S. Illinois, s12 secures lovely A.
room house and garage; newly decorat-
ed and painted: inside toilet; water
OalC. Won will
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ALABAMA, 1901 N, Apt 6-Cozy apart
ment. Well furnished. Call evenings. IL
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81 Pets and Birds
So POultrH-LiUe Stock
81 SU0ps

RABBITS-Bigger Better, Flemish Giant
Breeding stock, young and old. IR-2656.
5144 E. New York.
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SO Rent Suburban, Farms
50 Business Property

MOVE outside now rooms lots. ga
rage, chicken park. Stop Ga Rockville
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317 n. EAST-ST.

GUILFORD, 4709-5-Room modern bunga-
low: redecorated; repainted; $40, RI
1920 cummings
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MODERN 5-room house hardwood floors
double garage reasonable. 1925 w. Wash
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25TH-ST., 666 E.-3-bedroom modern
single: excellent condition. good furnace
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-27

rooms. garage extra lots: Sl2 so
month. STEWART, sos Inland Bldg.
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- housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. 1888 Mclean apartment,
closed off kitchenette; constant hot wa
ter; splendid heat.
BROADWAY. 1134-3, large. warm rooms:
beds; Sc. rooms, $3.50 and So
CARROLLTON. 1880 lovely furnished
rooms be93 UP Up 5226 Carrollton down; good
CARROLLTON, 1226--3-room furnished,
front apartment; l room and kitchen
cite; good heat; utilities. LI-9403
CARROLLTON 156l-3-room apartment.
downstairs; sink; private entrance and
porch, utilities.
CENTRAL, 1456-Furnished rooms, End
moor 'front.'; utilities; good heat; garage.
NEW JERSEY, N, 1906 Neatly fur
nlShed, 2 rooms; full kitchen: steam
heat; garage.
NEW JERSEY. N. 517-Room, next bath,
IaVatory. radio in room. Walking dis
lance. Phone
PARK, 1118-Nice, warm; / large house
keeping room; also broom suite; rea-
s0nable.
PARK, 1118-Nice. warm: l large house
keeping room: also Broom suite; reason
able.
WASHINGTON, E, 1810-1-room apart
mont; nicely furnished 2 closets; gas
range; near bath; adults
WOODRUFF PL.. 891. NJ Dr.-Large room.
nicely furnished; next bath; private en-
trance; phone; reasonable.
S4TH, ITO W.--Large. nicely furnished
front room and kitchenette; warm; everv-
thlng furnished. Reasonable.
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II Schools, instruction

DO YOU reahze what 1t means to have
a guaranteed position? We guarantee a
position to any one we accept Short
hand, accounting comp. dictaphone,
tipping CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Sd floor Rooseyelt-Bldg RI
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OFFICE FURNITURE, used Bargain prices
on all traded-in pieces. A large assort-
ment-Desks chairs, files. safes. SHAW
WALKER CO., SIS Monument Circle.
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~ SaEesmen-Agents
% Situations, Female

DAY or week work for ladies: common la
Dor for men; day or week general house
cleaning; UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CENTER. INC. LI-5860
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So Miscellaneous for Sale

NO. y Winchester pump gun No Is
double barrel L. c. Smith highly orna
mented. Both in first class shape. Call
al 20l6 N Delaware.
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| $3.50: FURNISHED 3-room house path,
! water, gas furnished, Inquire. 1921
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WALLACE. N 21l2-5-room single; garage:
now manor. naint. $40 EII-l4l2
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AUTO GLASS REPLACED

S35 GIRLS balloon bicycle: months old:
SIS. WA-1133. 8O3 E. 63rd
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14

Corvallis, Oct. Il Oregon state smothered Gonzaga B to 6 in a university game in which Gonzaga was on the long end of everything eX- cept scoring. She made more yardage from scrimmage and made eight frst-downs to Oregon states four. Still she lost.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Improvement Has
 Been Noted Short
 Duration Strikes
(By The Associated Press)

Washington, Oct. IA, I'm proVement in the relation ship between employees and management and the speedier settlement of issues when strikes are called, was report ed by Edward F Grady, As sistant Secretary of Labor.
 He said "A significant fact is that the duration of strikes is becoming shorter and there is a marked improvement in the relationship of men and management" During the lst eight months of this year, five hundred and twenty eight thousand were involved in strikes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Football Scores

Indiana 0 Michigan ' Kansas 0 Michigan state AZ Drake ' Ohio State 85 w Virginia 6 Pittsburgh "A Williams 2 Princeton IA Purdue 20 Fordham 0 Cornell IA Syracuse 21 Yale 31 Pennsylvania 20 Holy Cross 13 Harvard 0 Carnegie Tech 6 New York 25 Minnesota 12 Nebraska 2 Notre Dame 27 Wisconsin 0 Cal 6 Oregon 0 UCLA 2 Stanford 6 Whitman 7 Idaho 0 Wash State 13 Montana 2 West Maryland 0 Penn state 2 Bucknell 0 Villanova 25 Louisiana state 3. Manhattan
 nothing
 Gettysburg 0 Army 54 Colgate 6 Iowa 12 Illinois 19 Southern Cal 0 Bates 2 Dartmouth 59 Marietta 0 Oberlin 2 Mississippi 20 Alabama 2 Florida 0 Tulane 19 Creighton 0 Rice Inst. IA College Pacific 0 St. Marys B Vanderbilt 3 Temple 3 Catholic U 6 Duquesne 0 Okla Aggies 0 Detroit 13 Kansas States 0 Marquette IA s Dakota 0 N Dakota 25 Missouri School Mines 0 St.
 Louis 38
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Football Notes
(By The Associated Press)

Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. Il - Albany college Albany Ore gon went down to defeat by a score of 12 to ' before the college of Idaho thereby en- tering the national "cellar of fame" with Knox and Hobart colleges in the east. Albany's defeat was her twenty-seven- tn in a row. The same record was accumulated by Knox.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Automobile Death Toll 1884 Gain Of
 l5 Percent l933
(By The Associated Press)

Washington, Oct. 14 The census bureau counted the 1884 automobile death toll at B, ,980, a 15 percent gain ov- CT 1883, and an "all time high.
 The auto death 1884 aver age was 26.9 for every hund- red thousand persons in the United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Labor Convention
 In Favor 30 Hours
(By The Associated Press)

Atlantic City, Oct IA -The labor federation convention held here voted unanimously to fight for thirty-hour- week throughout American business and industry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Starts Appeal
{By The Associated Press)

Jersey City Oct. IA -Ro- bert Rosencrans, the Haupt- mann chief counsel started legal proceedings today to save him from the electric chair, preparing to carry the case to the United States Supreme Court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Earthquake Felt
(By The Associated Press)

Helena, Montana, Oct. IA, A series of earthquakes to- day hurled chimneys into the streets, toppled goods from store shelves, tore plaster walls, and broke windows.
 There was no major dam age done and no persons were injured, a hospital check in- dicated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14

LOST-TWO tickets for s. s. DellwOod, Nome to Seattle with signature of Jack Burke and Ed. Burke. Finder will please return to Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-14
Fire Alarm Boxes

One blast of Siren. fire East of Fire Station; two blasts of siren, fire West of Fire Station.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-10-05

Clarence Hughes has been i'll for
two weeks, but has now completely
recovered and is back on the job.
He lives at 3S42 Fourth avenue
south.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-10-05
Beacon Light Mission
Plans Anr;versary

The Beacon Light S. y. A. Mis-.
sion since its organization two years
ago has made a definite impression
upon the Twin City public. This
unit is one of many missions con-
Quoted in five hundred different Ian
guages around the world, including
Ethiopia. This church will celebrate
its second birthday over the week
end of October 11-13.
This celebration will open Friday
evening with special youth pro-
gram. Saturday will be full day
with meetings at : a. m, $50 a. m.
9:45 a. M, 11:00 a. M, and 400 p
m. Saturday evening v ]. Johns,
president of the Minnesota Confer
ence of s. D. A. Sunday will like
wise be filled with inspirational Pro-
grams. st. James A. NJ. E. Junior
church choir will sing in the after
noon. The Beacon Light Jubilee
choir will present the finale at 500
p. m. The public is cordially invited
to attend all these meetings.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-10-05
Phyllis 'Wheatley
Heuse Activities

Glasses and clubs Of Phyllis
Wheatley House were off to a grand
start when over two hundred people
attended an open house program
Monday evening, September 80. Reg
istration for classes is increasing ra-
pidly showing that greater attend
ance to a more varied program will
be seen this year. Because Of the
interest caused by the new housing
project in the Sumner district class
in Consumers Cooperatives will be
started.
Over a hundred boys ate beans
and listened intently to coach John
Jacoti of North High school and An
ell Ilstrup of South High school ex-
plain the value of Settlement work
in pre-high school athletics. Mr..
Charles Ukkerd of Howard UNIVERSE
ty and Mr.. Horace Bell, a brother to
William Bell the all-star tackle OF
Ohio State University few years
ago, were introduced to the boys.
These men will be assistants in the
boys department this year. Mr.. John
Thomas outlined the plans for the
coming year urging full cooperation
from the boys mainly in attendance
and good craftsmanship.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-10-05
Jas. Combs Passe,

James Edward Combs, 658 st. An.
thony avenue, st. Paul, died at
Ancker hospital, September 80. He
is survived by q wife, Mrs. Mary
Combs and a daughter, Carolyn, his
parents, Prof. ard Mrs. J. B. Combs
Of Corinth, Miss, four sisters. Mrs.
Theima Wade and Mrs. Lois Murphy
Of Minneapolis and Mrs. Adrian W.
Webb and Mrs. Laura A. Dickinson
Of Corinth. Miss; three brothers,
Harold G. Combs Of st. Paul, Lucian
v. Combs of Minneapolis. and Claud
". Combs Of Corinth, Miss; and 9TH
er relatives and friends. Funeral
services were held at Pilgrim Hap-
fist church, Thursday, October 8 with
Rev. L. w. Harris officiating. Burial
was made in Oakland cemetery with
Neal Funeral Home Inc. in charge.