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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
IL Hotels

II E1OtSIS
HOTEL. 124 New York-modarn out
side rooms; 81 up; y SO from postcfhce
HOTEL FREDERICK-45S E. washington
st; clean rooms. $3.50 week and ID Run
ming water: tubs; showers
| HOOSIER HOTEL 5 s5i - ssIs. 81 $
Clean outside rms: shower. tubs. 44o Mass
HOTEL ANTLERS
Oners all comforts Ultra modern note
] $50 N Meridian t1-2s51
Is Housekeeping Rooms
/ So OR s5.5O--Meridian. N, 1925; or D
| room apartments. Sink: private porch;
| Frigidaire. TAl467
! So; $3.50, s5-2225 E. l0th-st-2 mooern
| front rooms; large closet sink; private
| entrance.
IS: HIGHLAND,Av, q, M modern
rooms, everything furnished, garage;
adults
$40 M0 2isF 4PAR TINT 27ir PAF ST7g
NIsHED. 312 E. ST. CLAIR-sT.
ALABAMA. N. 11O4-(2l room apt, over
stuffed furniture. private entrance, cool,
inviting, yard, porch.
CARROLLTON. 1922 nicely furnished,
s slnb in f Rfc5s7s private bath and en-
DELAWARE, NJ, Housekeeping room
and kitchenette; everything furnished
utilities: garage optional
DELAWARE, NJ regularly living bed ssi
Ideal home. Call evenings.
! CROFT. 1i41-1 room everything furnished
Bath and phone: So Be-42s7-J.
/ ILLINOIS. 22O4 M rms; extra nice pri
home electric fan. Adults, Phone
ILLINOIS, N. 2339-Clean Housekeeping
rooms, ina door bed, sunny rooms So
| $3.50
KEYSTONE, 1908 N.-Sleeping room nicely
furnished clean cool kitchen privileges.
Employed people
soR1ENTAlL. NJ III kitch sstn, apart
$3.50. Gentlemen. Between & 7 p. m.
! PENNSYLVANIA. N. 807-Nice room;
| sleeping or housekeeping. Adults; So
PINE N. 4os2 lovely rooms; bath flo, for
nished. Private entrance.
RANDOLPH N. 2O6-2 rooms, kitchenette
comfortable cool. utilities, Adults; IS
Private home LI-5089.
1905 sANDERS-2-room furnished. kitch-
enette. garage, first floor. near Foun-
tain Square.
UNION, 1214-3-room furnished apart
ment, private entrance; modern.
WOODRUFF. NJ. D, 544-Rooms. kitchen
cite: overstufted; newly decorated; every
thing furnished; adults Sc. CH-S173
WOODRUFF PL.. 1855 w DRIvE--2 rooms
| and bath, private entrance; built-tn TEA
lures rooms Sc, Cool attractive;
/ TENTH. e. $40 Housekeeping ROOM nicely
furnished: sink: cross ventilation pri
vate entrance L1-8825
2lsT-ST.. 149 VI room ard kitchen
cite front; private home; also sleeping
room. reasonable.
PRIVATE BATH and 2-rm apartments.
Desirable corner location Call at 835
Broadway
FURNISHED ROOM private entrance,
kitchen privileges: reasonable adults.
1916 Cross-dr Woodruff Pl CH-0630M.
2 ROOMS furnished for light housekeep-
l YORK private entrance 40 west Ne"
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the city
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) Personals

HAIR cut. shampoo wave. all for 25c
Royal Beauty Acad, 40l Roosevelt bldg
WEDDING group photos, guar. 81 ca
Platt Studios, 7O3 Roosevelt bldg. RI-8696
WE repair broken plates and offer new
plates. lowest price. DR. o 0. CARTER,
dentist as N Pennsylvania-st. RI-l25O.
COLD PONY kegs. gallon. CIRCLE CRY
BEER for special social events Call
INDIANA BREWERIES. INC. RI-6508.
SICK?-Tu prove the value of my method
in your case il you will bring this cou--
non for free examination and trlal
treatment why continue to suffer If
there is q way to get well, DR.. E. R.
REBOUT. BOT Kahn Bldg
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M E r C HAND Disc
IS Household Goods

OJ IIUUStIIUIU UUUUS
BABY bed. complete, fun size: gas range.
Al; must sacrifice. lily Conner.
USED ice boxes. 81 up r. & r. STORES.
Omen evesl 225 E Wash
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FREE HAIRCUTS
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s Transportation

Transportation
YOUNG man wants position as chauffeur
to Los Angeles about Aug. 5. Call MISS
JOE. RI-555l.
WEEKLY business trips to New York.
Want passengers to share expenses. DR.
5213.
SAN FRANCISCO OR LOS ANGELES
Cheapest wsv. share gas Drive YOUR
self in our 1885 Plymouths, Chevrolets,
Dodges Leave daily. MR. REESE. 63S
Va -aN Mntnr Sales Inc. DR-3234
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-07

to the last known place Of residence Of
such claimants. The Bank shall also take
such further action from time 20 time as
shall be reasonably required by the Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands to bring to
the owners OF claims agaiOst the Bank eff
fective notice of the liquidation of the
Bank and the provisions of this crdi
nance.
Section 4. If the Governor of the Vir
gin Islands following an examination of
the affairs of the Bank as of March l.
1897. is satisfied that the Bank has com
piled in every respect with the prov-
sions of this ordinance he shall issue as
promptly thereafter as possible proca
nation declaring shat such provisions
have been complied with Actions may
be commenced against the Bank on un-
satisfied claims only if commenced prior
to the time when such proclamation
takes effect or within three months after
the Bank mas given due notice of rejec
ton of claims presented to iC
prior to March /, 1897. whichever
time is later. For the purpose of this Or.
dinance. an action shall be deemed to
have been commenced When the com
plaint is duly filed.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-07
FL DUN CINGS

in embr oide:y and art silk. Our ali overs
in white and coIors are beautiful.
We have laces, embroidery (insertions
& edges, ribbons
An attractive line of cotton prints.
crepe de cheDe. hosiery.
A varied stock of buttons aAd buckles
and all that fashionable women will
desire.
Finest English Khaki, White drill,
tropical suitings. pants, suits, under
wear. felt hats. shoes and other good
things for the men.
In few days we shall have enough
reliable shoes to supply everybody.
Let US show you these fine goods.
ANNIE DE CHABERT
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-07
For Christmas

We have received large ock OF
genuine LE4iHE8 BELTS and
FANCY BUCKLES
with and with )Ut rituals verv aDprO.
pirate for Christm IS f
PANAMA HATS
Come and SEE our new line of P.nlma
Hats Our prices range fran
50cts. to 81 81
LADIES' PU3SES
from Elgland and neriea in
tan, black and white and CO uoiI in va
riouS CoIJrs and mailer rdrszs ,r Is
TSnlRTS
in rayon and bro 4dc)th. shirts All
khaki aud blue d mlu.
PAJAMAS
in silk and in co ton
HOSIERY
in cotton asd rayo1 fro n - cts 70 81:
JEWELRY
Necklaces. Bracelets. Earrings &C.
In addition TO complete line of drv
goods we carry iron beds and springs.
trunks and suit cases.
Annie de Chabert
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-07
See our New line Of
H IS

from America and England (for ladies,
girls & ooys) also Panama Hats
Then inspect our stock Of mate liaSs
for ladies wear:
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-07
PANAMA HATS

Come and see our new line of P.nIml
Hats. Our prices range fran
50cts. to 81 80
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21

Continued on Page y
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21

Imperial Rock Corporation, Tract 49-15-14, pin of
daft portion of SEli of NEA of S1a; ly E of
SP RR RW & E of 4th st. & N of Blk n Park
Add Exc. 25 acres to Inland Empire Gas Co
Park Add. Por of Blk. 27, Triangular strip in
NV Cor da.f beg at pit on NEly Ii OF lC RR
RW where sd Ii intersectS the My Ii of 80 RW
for road y N OF g. contiguous to Blk. 27 Park
Add; tn 80; tn SLY ZOO to pit in &c RR FeW
Ii: then NWly alg sd RW 206.4 to pob con-
tanning about ...-..-..-...-..-. ft u
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21

King, Edward E.. Park Add. Pin of triangular
partial dat, beg at pit on My Ii of &c RR RW
where sd Ii intersects My Ii of 80 RW for road
Ii N of e. contiguous to Blk 27 tn ELY alg sd
SLY i go to pit; Tn SLY in direct Ii dis
tance of 200 more or less to pit in NEly RW
Ii of sd &c RR Being also SWly Ii of sd Blk
%; tn NWly alg sd RW Ii a distance of 206.74
to p.o.b Also exc. that por ly S of Euclid Ave- a.
Ely of RW of &c RR of Park Add, containing
.16 acres per book one, page Sc, OR SP
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21

McColum, Gertrude L.. Tract 961a-16-14 DAT All
that pin lying of S Ii of Main st. Prolongated
Ely thru sd tract to Ii thereof Exc. parcels
totaling 1905 acres including streets sold to City
for Park G5 School purposes E1a. AZ ..r.....
McCoum. Morris H, Tract 9612-16-14, daft all that
pin lying S of S Ii of Main st. prolongated Ely
thru sd tract to E Ii thereof Exc w parcels
totaling l4O5 acres including SITS. sold to City
for Pnrl &, School nlrnoSeS VIZ 81 acres
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
LAS PELEAS EN-
SEMINOLE HEIGHTS

Pelea nula Sc declare anoche
la que sostuvieron, en- la Arena
de Seminole Nights, ell estudian
te p. d. Watkins, de la Acade-
mia Militar de st. Petersburg,
" Raymond Knight, del Campo
mento de Lowry.
Raymond Moore, de los Cade-
ties, superb a Dummy Larry, en-
ell semifinal; Woodrow Down
ing, de Tampa, derrot6 por muy
poca diferencia a Robert Ge-
novar, de los visitantes.
Frank Callahan venci6 a Bill
Pippin; Tiger Joe Conrock pu-
so a dormir a Battling Wimpey,
y Bobby Brown derrot6 a Earl
de Belmont Heights.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
bien: traed ell tinte-

-PueS bien: traed ell tinte-
ro y la puma que he visto ahi
fuera sobre la mesa.
Baltasar hizo 10 que ell cura
guerra.
Este papel es ell testament
to de la sonora marquesa, ell
cual, para tener mas s6lida va
lidez, necesita la firma de unos
testigos. GQuereis firmarlo?
81, senor,-contest6 Saliva
dora sin vacilar.
Baltasar callaba.
-GY tu?-le pregunt6 ell Gu
ra.
Padre Vicente, iusted ha
ESQ?
ST. ST no 10 hubiera leido
no te pediria que firmases,-re-
.uso s~encillamente Ell sacerdote.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
VII

I'm momento despues, mien-
'traS la marquesa, en- ell fondo de
la pr6xima alcoba, Sc quejaba
amargamente, ell testamento
quedaba firmado.
Ell sacerdote orden6 a Balta-
sar que fuese en- busca del me-
dico.
FL campesino parti6 inmedia-
tamente.
Salvadora y ell cura, despu6s
de encender luces, pues la obs
curidad era eompleta, entraron
en- la alcoba.
Elvira gemia dolorosamente.
i Valor... senorita! Vendra
Ell medico, y entire tanto aqui es-
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
MAS DE 400 personals Sc
CON
DULCES

White Plains, N. Y, Abril 25
-Dulces vendidos en- esta ciu-
dad en- las ultimas "a horas, y
que resultaron estar envenena-
dos, han quebrantado la salud
de 425 personals.
La mayor parte de las victi-
mas compraron en- ell mismo es-
tablecimiento, segdn ell DR.. Nj
choll, jefe de sandal del con-
dado.
Embellishments Sc orden6 de
t0da la pasteleria hecha
Y que Sc habfa repartido en- IS
pueblos y IA aldeas,
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
JOSE LUIS ACOSTO A
BENNETT


Dayton, Ohio, abril 25.-El
negro Jose Luis, contendiente a
la corona del peso complete, des
cargo aqui su 15o nocaut des-
de que Sc hiciera p1gil profesio-
nal, hace 10 meses, por cuenta
esta vez de Big Bennett, de
Chicago. Luis pesaba 1913 libras
dos mas que su adversario.
Unas 5000 personas pagaron
por yer en- acci6n al que Sc di-
ce sera el proximo campe6n.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

Domino ell pitcher Thomas a
los IndicS hasta ell noveno inn
ing, suando do una base por
bola, con tres corredores en- las
almohadillas, y lie hiciercn la ca
rrera decisiva. Pegaron cube
yes por los Browns, Strange,
Pepper y Thomas.
st. Luis &c, Oh, 2e.
Cleveland &c, All, lie.
Aunque Jimmy Fox dispar6
I'm cuadrangular, en- ell cuarto,
hacienda anotar a Bob Johnson,
los Senadores vencieron a los
Atl6ticos, alcanzando su cuarto
triunfo consecutive.
Washington &c, 10h, De.
Filadelfia &c, 8h, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
lie sigue apoyando la ComisiGecr Atletica
del 116 de Artilleria

el punto de anunciar que Char
lie Lehman de Texas, iba a ser
ell promoter u organizador de
las luchas.
Una nota de la comisi6n, fir
mazda por ell coronel Hesterly,
dice: Mr.. Downing ha sido no
tificado, judicialmente, de que
no puede seguir dirigiendo los
matches de Benjamin Field y
para sustituirlo, temperament
te, Sc ha nombrado al comandan
te 7. Byrd Sparkman. La conf
sion siente la p6rdida de los
servicios de Mr.. Downing Y eS-
pera que la corte no lie prive de
ganarse la vida en- su profession.
"Es la comisi6n victima de
circumstances sobre las cuales
no tiene dominic y nunca hizo
negocios nj otorg6 conseciones
a la Downing Sports Syndicate,
Inc"
Todos sus tratos fueron per
sonalmente con Mr.. Downing.
Ell p~residente de esta comisi6n
ha pedido formalmente a la Cor
tie libre a la Arena de Benjamin
Field del litigio de bancarrota
y esperamos que sc conceda.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

Tn interdicto contra jim
Downing, ell empresariO de Ben
Field, prohibi6ndole pre-
sentar matches" de lucha en-
Tampa y otras ciudades de la
Florida, fue firmado aver por
H. P. Baya, "referee" especial
en- bancarrota. AL mismo item
po Jose P. Lieb, un abogado y
recibidor de la Downing Sports
Syndicate, Inc, corporation en-
bancarrota, anunciaba que pre-
sentaria espectaculos semanales
en- Benjamin Field y en- otras
ciudades donde jim acostumbra
ba a llevar a sus luchadores.
Pero ell coronel Homer w.
Hesterley, presidente de la CO.
mission atletica del 116 de Arti-
lleria, hizo saber que no permit
tira a Lieb uSar la Arena y ac-
to seguido nombr6 al comandan
tie T. Byrd Sparkman para a.
sumir, temporalmente, las fun
clones de concertador de lu-
chas y peleas de boxeO.
La batalla judicial Sc ha mi
ciado y TODD indica que sera de
hastante duraci6n.
Lieb habia llegado hasta
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

No bastaban sus dolores mo-
raies; era precise que tambien
sufriese entertainments.
Asi pas6 una bora, dos.
De vez en- cuando, oiase a la
muller de Baltasar decir con q
c9ngojado acento:
i Valor, senorita! ;Valort
No tema usted... Pobrecillal...
Por fin, Sc oyeron pasos pre-
cipitados en- la e~scalera.
Ell sacerdote cerr6 ell brevia-
RIO y sali6 al encuentro de los
recien llegados.
Fran Baltasar Y ell medico,
Este era bastante j6ven toda-
via.
Contaria a 10 sumo treinta y
Tres 0 trefnta y cinco amos.
Saiud6 al padre Vicente con
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
Sc QUIERE A CAREY PARA
LA PRESIDENTIAL

Tf~Ts
New York, abril 25.-Se ha
pedido a William c. Carey, que
sucedi6 a Rickerd como presi-
dente de la corporation Madi-
son Square Garden y renuncio
durante la reorganization del
ano pasado, acepte la p%residen-
cia del nuevo club Siglo Veinte,
que domino Mike Jacobs.
Carey ha pedido tempo para
considerar la proposition y pro
bablemente aceptara ell cargo.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

-iOh! IVA no puedo dudar!
/ listed es bueno!
Valor! Resignation!
Ell manuScrito...
No Sc perdera... Yo 10 guar
do como dep6sito sagrado.
No me abandone usted... no
Sc vaya.
-Aqui me quedo hasta que
sea indtil mi presencia,
-Deseo que Sc legalice la
existencia de mi hijo, de modo
que jamas pueda ser confundi-
do con otra criatura.
Sc hara 10 que listed quie-
re.
Una Senal... baStara... ion!
Que horrible!. l.. Creo que voy
a morir... No puedo mas!
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
toy 70, que sirvo para TODD.

toy 20, que sirvo para TODD.
Y la buena mujer comenz6 a
preparar la estancia. Encendi6
dos velas que habia en- unos
candeleros antiques y los pus)
ante una Virgen de los Dolores
que descolg6 de la pared.
Entire tanto, ell padre Vicen-
tie decia a la marquesa:
Va esta firmado por todos
nosotros. Este tranquila, hija
-iGracias, padre MIC, gra-
cias! iDios lie pague ell ia
vor que me hace. GCumplira
su promesa?
81: la cumplire.
-GDe veras?
lilo juro en- nombre de
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
DEPORTES
FAGIOLI GANO LA CARRIE
RA DE 200 MILLAS

Monte Carlo, abril 25.-Lui-
gi Fagioli, un italiano gan6 ell
Gran Premio de Monaco en- la
carrera international de 200
millas, en- 8 horas, % minutes,
1913 segundos. Dreyfus qued6
en- segundo lugar y Brivio en-
tercero. Fagioli gui6 un coche
aleman Marcedes-Benz y desa-
rroll6 un promedio de veloci-
dad de 93.807 kilometres por
bora. Dreyfus pas6 la meta 80
segundos despueS.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
LIGA ~AMERICAqA

Ell pitcher WhieheadAdej6 a
los Tigres en- tres 9i-ief-
tras sus comprehensive Team"
descargaban Is, incluyendo Qua
drangulares de Bonuca, Sing
mons y Vernon Washington
Billy Rogell bateo un "jonr6n"
y Mickey Cochrane un tribey.
Detroit 4c, 3h, 2e; Chicago
10c, 15h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
VIII
Entr6 S~alvadora.
Ell sacerdote sali6.

Entr0 SalVadOra.
FL sacerdote sali6.
En- la estancia pr6xima, SEN
t6se en- una silla, sac6 del bolsi-
llo un breviario y comenz6 a
leer con aire pensativo.
iRogaba q Dios?
Tai vez, a pesar de ser este
su deseo, pensase, a tempo que
LEILA, en- ell sagrado encargo que
acababa de hacerle la pobre
marquesa.
Los gritos de esta eran cada
vez mas estent6reos.
FL dolor de la maternidad. pa
recia en- ella mas cruel que de or
dinario.
iPobre martir!
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
VICTORIA DE LOU AMBERS

Providence, R. l., abril 25.-
AL finalizar ell cuarto asalto.
Lou Ambers, legitimo aspi-
rante a la corona del peso lige-
no, venci6 por nocaut tecnico a
Harold Hughes, de Glen Falls,
New York. Ambers subi6 al cua
drilatero con 1876 libras y
Hughes con 1862.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

Van Mungo domino al Fila
DELTA, dejandolo en- cuatro hits,
con Alfonso Lopez de compane-
70 de bateria. Lopez bate6 I'm
hit. Linus Frey dispar6 su Sc
gundo cuadram2ular en- dos
dias.
Filadelfia 1c, Al, Be; Brook,
Ign 4c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

cuarG0, p5lO a 81 faV0U'VoV
los jueces Tom O'R-urke yAa
Cunningham y ell arbitro Vchg
O'Sullivan.
Jerry Mazza, del peso de pl
ma, venci6 a Sol RomaGelli, d
ell semifinal. Johnny E,ba, de F.
.lipinas, derrot6 a Johnny Clark
e Icy GIBBS, del Bronx, obtuVc
la decision sobre Earl Lester.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
Noticias de Baseball
LlGA NACIONAL

Los Cubs vencieron a los Car
denales en- ell d6cimo inning,
siendole anotada la derrota a
Dizzy Dean. Lon Warneke re-
cibi6 credito por la victoria.
Leo Durocher pogo un cuadran-
gular.
Chicago 7c, l5h, Be; st. Luis
&c, 1Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
No re Moleste con
Parches de Mostaza

Musterole, preparada con acsita
puro de mostaza y otros activos in
gredientes producira los mismoa
mostaza, sin dejar Ampollas.
Musterole suele aliviar con pron@
titud ~bronquitis. dolores de gargan-
to toses, resfriados. neuralgiaa.
c0ngestiones, reumatismos, torcedu~
ras, doloresS musculares. contusio-
mes, y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las p~ulmonfas. Vendese on todam
las d~roguerfas, q 35c y CSC, en-
Jarros y en- Tubos. Tamano de hess
patAl So.
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

En larence, Mass, abril Aez
! rabah rdusto de H. y. HargisH'
las de de pista de la Univer-
,poso Oh lie Kansas, Glenn Gum
Rosgham, Ell famoso atleta, ACADIA
MA d~onq4ticar que en- Prince
et muy JUNO, disminuira la
sfarnte az la milla a 4:o4 minu-
ride Sarca e esq /
e,/Rosa ia establecS Kat;pio
o. eione, IAN, ell verano pasado,
.onfmia. Bill Bonthron.
SfIo.lseccindo la derrota en- la
~osas t6h con Glenn Dawson,
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

La Gaceta Folletin No. 158
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

diio: Glepn trabaj6 a
yer antes de retornar a sus estu
dies de la Universidad de Iowa
y Sc sients mUcho mejor que ell
sabado. No estaba 81 en- condi-
ci6n para la carrera, mas podia
haber desarrollade,ma mayo velo-
La gaceta., 1935-04-25
LA GACETA

j periodico en- idioma Espahl
lie mas circulation en- TamI
La gaceta., 1935-04-25

DAVIS
haber mantle
superior a la
En- Prince
de CunninqG
ron, Jack
Venzke. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-04

though he was On Friday and Saturday
nights they often met Fortress in the expen-
sive lounge of the Marlborough Hotel - a
regular mans man in good tweeds and an
expensive-looking hat. And always ready to
buy drinks - with the money of foolish
punters like Walter. Margery said.
Il tell you you've got it wrong" Walter
protested. Women don't understand these
things. I'm doing we'll. and don't keep you
or the house short of anything. so there's no
harm in letting loose pound or so. | never
lose more than three pounds any one week"
Are you sure?" asked Margery
"Of course I'm sure. AS soon as I've lost
three pounds, pack up for that week. And
it, only month ago that had good win"
Oh yeah" said Margery. We'll, it's no
use arguing. still think you're an idiot
sending him good money every Monday. and
you ought to stop it. If your MIR. Fortress
wasn't getting that money, could be buying
new bag and silk scarf and -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-04
by HERBERT SHAW

Margery sat on the edge OF divan and said
quickly. II want new hat and one of those
cheap frocks from Hazards, and my shoes
are getting disgraceful. want new bag
from Swan and Edgars, and we really must
think about getting refrigerator even if We
have to pay for it on the installment system.
want one of those useful knitted suits in
rose or blue. and if don't get new slip covers
for the easy chairs soon. think shall go mad
| want -
Stop" said Walter. Have you got
stamp"
mo. But when go out, Ill get one. can
just afford to buy that. see you've been
losing money to that jolly Mr.. Fortress again.
You are an idiot, Walter The way you put
regular money in that mans pocket is
crime
Walter was annoyed His betting was the
only thing they quarrelled about. Now and
then it was serious quarrel. Margery didn't
like MIR. George Fortress. hearty fellow
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icai young man.

icai young man.
Nearly every Monday morning after
breakfast, before hwTying away to his job. he
sat down at his neat little writing table and
wrote letter. A very short letter. The letter
contained money. In currency notes - for a
sensible man doesn't want his bank to know
everything.
And the letter was addressed to George
Fortress, the hearty and prosperous book
maker who was the chief sporting character
of the pleasant suburb indicated by S.W. 80,
and the currency notes which departed from
Sunnybanke on most Mondays were in pay
ment of the previous weeks losses. On his
neat weekly accounts, George Fortress called
them Investments.
Mr.. Nichols finished his letter. He was
annoyed to discover that he had forgotten to
buy book of postage stamps on Saturday.
Margery Nichols entered She was, in
Walters opinion. the incest and prettiest of
all SW 39s pretty young wives. He turned
round in his swivel chair. smiling.
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"A RR WALTER NICHOLS, of Sunny
AH banke. Bank Avenue, S.W. 80,
V was hard working and method
- ~& icai Young man,
Evening star., 1935-05-05
E|vED D. c. SCHOOLS
ENTER CONTEST
Total of II Are Now Pre-
pairing Better Housing
Essays.

Five more District Of Columbia high
schools have entered the National
Educational Better Housing Contest,
It was announced yesterday, bringing
the total of enrolled local high schools
to IL.
Students at these schools are hard
ut work on their speeches in the hope
of winning the $1,000 prizes which
will be awarded the BOY and girl pre-
senting the best talks on housing at
the national finals on June Is.
The contest is sponsored by the
Industries Awards Committee. In
addition to the two major cash prizes,
gold medals will be awarded the win
ners of additional prizes. which are
$500 for second place, $3.50 for third
and 500 for fourth.
The District of Columbia is being
considered as a State in the contest
campaign. In order to determine the
two District winners, preliminary
contests will be held for the IL schools.
Six high schools will compete in the
District finals. Speeches of the boy
and girl winners in the District will
be submitted directly to a board of
judges established in Washington for
competition in the national semi
finals.
The local schools which have en-
tered are as follows: Central High
School, Dewitt High School, Emerson
Institute, Fairmont School, Holy
Cross Academy. Mckinley High
School. Sacred Heart Academy, St.
Cecelia's Academy, Gonzaga High
School, Armstrong High School. West
ern and Dunbar High Schools.