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Observation-Disclosures
Papering

Caesar Short PIastsrInV 6s2 Mass AZ nv 81 Oe9I
Noa0er 4 KIesB0r 939 II st NV MA 4730
HecI0IIaB & CO IRe s23 o st NV 80 NO 0SS8
MakoaSy Wallpaper CO 32l Pa ~ %. u 0559
Parsley L Holt 46o3 lAth NV. .........eE 1881
Il 1 smith 1874 Webster nv ........,.AD 7I08
+ A Lewis 1922 LIST NV gen repairs. ....ME SS36
Louis Tu0zz0 1924 11th nwS
Paul Serene 1243 Penn Of ne. .........AI lIIS
Thomas DuFeh Gen Repairs 1881 V q nv 20 Sass
WIVsInUtoR George 1914 No Car AZ 90 At &S<8
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Wesley 8uehaAaM IRo 918 18th NV. me lI43
Cess Realty &c 1405 Eye st NV ........kA 1883
Robt McKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg. ma H50
Weaver Bros Washington bldg. .......OI 04So
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Schools 8 Colleges

Boyds sehOoI Of Sect 1898 r ct nv. -. Ma 2343
Miss Floods KIndsrsar 1872 Mass ~ nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 g ct nv MA 40S2
Poteets Business College i4th & Eye Sts MA 45I7
StanfI0Id sect School 10 l4th nW... Of 1893
Southeastern UREVersity 1885 @ ct NV. ma e29o
WhtmOro Sect SchoOI 1910 b ct NV. me 6S0I
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REAL ESTATE
A G HouVhtOn Co 900 18th NV. ...... d 1855
A NJ Cooper End trusts $50 18th NV. ma 1854
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA lA03
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 K Ct NV
Tyler 1 Rutherford 1870 z ct w......NA O47S-e
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2s05 Ca ave NV ............C0 I7270
State Loan CO 1909 Az Mt Rainier. DE S5SS
PAWN BROKERS
ROssVyR Loan Co Rosslyn Va...........W0I $3.50
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Cash Registers

National Cash Register cs 1908 H st NV MA 1871
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tdI Extra stock W On account Of ceeumH
stock Cm) Special (n) Paid u
(rJ Paid year. Cww) With warrantA IxWl With
cut warrantA ~ Ex dividend. 81 Ex rghta
Dividend dollars parenthesss. (N0ts) Extra
dividends published through regular dividend period.
Years h.Gh carried previous eIosA
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High Low rs
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Specially ShOps-Furriers

DuvaI millinery 1925 18th It uw.......MA eA4S
Dell NOSpitaI 1I01 18th nw............ME Uo7
New Way TalOFS 919 H ct nO........,.Cl e4o3
shirt Dress Hospital 1714 9th uW.....P0 OS7I
TURNER'S
Jossph ROSandorf ST. 18th uW........ MA SSU
Bertha Hat she's one Price 2s2S Conn ~ AD OGso
LEATHER GOODS
W KIAB SI1 18th nw................NA A2AS
SPORTS SH0PS
Gers Bicycle q Repairs 553S Ill V....eE 22Se
UNIFORMS
capItaI URTferm CO 1908 st nW......NA 7OO
Cleaning. Remodsling. ReDOirin0
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Radio-Refriqerators

Abby Radio Service S547 Ga Nv NV 80. co Sese
Gays Majestic PhlIeO 9SrV 1889 18th nv 0E S1o2
Gardner b Plnkett 1913 You St nW DE sos
Gamers soc Radio Ser Calls CO O9IA
Green's Radio Service 3414 18th nd, DE ASS
C Lord Radio & Refs Service .......eE casa
Kennedy'S RadJo Service 1919 18th NV co 709S
Modern Elee Lab 600 Fla sy,,...DE A92S
Radio San 46l4 18th NV .0E 624I
Universal Radis Flee CO 1o4 Il ct nv. .DI OOS0
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CoaI-Ice-FueI

Delay Coal Z Ice CO 1900 IL Nv NO 9072
Eddie Bell Ice q cSaI 1918 9Th NV 20 sac
Evans lee CeaI 4 Weed CO 1913 O Nv. NO 92S3
J Norman 1913 18th nW................DE $3.50
o Barnes SAT eth ct nv
RlAaldl cOAI c. $40 ~ ~ ,,,.,No IOOO
n TruHneli JP l2iS S3rd nW..........ME 2I2S
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
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LOST-Sun. 8 p. m. Lady's pocketbook.
containing small change, keys. auto
registration card, vicinity Of Dupont Cir
Gle, 14th & Irving N. W. Call Lost &
Found Dept. North 1865.
WHITE PoCKETBoOK. cont aiming eye
glasses and valuable key. Reward.
Clarendon 444-M.
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Business Opportunities

Advertisements are broadcast 6O0W
ct ~ noon oUer VOL AZ no ID
6tttonGl cost
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SALE-SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL SETTING ON HIGH KNOLL
with stately trees. The Bell estate, so
from Oxon Hill and State road 40 acres
under cultivation. Groom farm home with
barns. .garages and all necessary build
ings, electricity available: price, S6 900.
terms. BEALL TURNER & CO., 1104 Yer
mont ave. Sterling 9l45 or Adams 1874
TAKOMA PARK-VERY ATTRACTIVE
new 5 and o rm. brick home; $4,000 TO
galow. h.-w.h.; near stores and cars; only
$4,000. ROBERT E. LOHR, 3II Cedar
ST. Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 0SS1.
II ACRES. 3 MILES D C.. IN VIRGINIA:
spring. shade; house: can Subdivide; terms
Evening star., 1935-05-12
IDEAL HOME.

Veitch Summit Arlington Co.. Va: nj.
Key Bridge on Arlington Fairfax Electric
r. 10, 3 70 30 minutes service: beau
tiIul s4-acre lawn. 7-room house. fuli base
ment; well furnished: all modern improve
ments' including city water. garage. chick
Ell house, city block TO sta: concrete walk.
wonderful collection flowers. shrubbery.
fruits. must be seen to be appreciated:
owner moving to Florida; price SI5. 600,
!ncluding furniture; terms. Address Box
Evening star., 1935-05-12
ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE.
A uonnr Or YOIrR OWN

A HOME OF YOUR OWN.
II you have $1,000 to pay down. we
will sell you a fine. up-to-date home for
two families: one home to live in free one
home to rent. You pay no rent, All you
pay monthly and part OF tenants rent
goes to pay for home. and when it is thus
paid for you have home free and clear
with an income for life. Why not find out
how to do 1t? This costs nothing and Will
solve your home problem for life. Write.
phone or call
RAYMOND.
l19 East Bellefonte Ave.
Alexandria, Va.
Phone 2460.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES. ONLY
owners need apply. Address Box 434-B.
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR SMALL
rental properties or modern home near
Ga ave WALTER M. BAUMAN. National
1929. Sunday Cleveland 0747.
NE. OR Sc. ROW BRICK HOME, OR
z rooms. Will pay cash. Priced around
$500 P. o. Box 1856. City.
WANTED|TO RENT. PRIVILEGED BUY
ing, SO r. bungalow, D. c. Particulars, ad-
dress Box 33O-B. Star office.
/ PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame white or colored. This ad is not
for purposes Of obtaining Iistinss. E A
GARVEY 1925 Vt ave District 450S.
WILL PAY CASH FOR DETACHED BRICK
gomery aom County County Md. Phone District 641o.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE.
nothing over $4,000. Address Box 326-A.
Star office. II.
DESIRE HOUSE IN VICINITY OF BLOOM
ingdale or Union Station. Will pay cash.
Address BOX 1888 Star offlce.
WILL PAY CASH FOR WHITE OR
colored houses. any condition.
HARRY 3, PITTS co, o,..
1918 18th st. NV. Met. 0100.
CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES IN MT.
Pleasant and Columbia HEIGHTS. stores
and small apartment houses Also invest
ment property white or colored. any sec
ton. Price must be right; Write Mr.;
FISCHER. at BOSS q PHELPS. 14l7 Z
st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK
a 500
hne shady lot Two ~ ~ wa -'0 ""
50A daing
o 8
on @ 1 cash and about s55 month will all
max
English
is
MAUDE H. LAWRY,
CEDAR FHoNE SHEPHERD a546
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

HOME FOR SALE. y ACRE. $4 $50. OR
rent, S35 mo-; rooms and bath. eel
lar. hot-water heat. elec. Bradbury Park.
Rte 3; take Suitland rd. p. j. KN1TTER.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
oPEN-READY TO OCCUPY.

OPEN-READY TO OCCUP4.
3943 34th-New 7-room brick. beauti-
fully finished, fireplace. bed rooms, large
lot, convenient location. Only 81 1850.
Easy terms. See OWNER. 1921 34th.
Mount Rainier. Md.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-BEAUTIFUL FIVE
room BUNGALOW: every modern convenience;
large lot; cost $4,000: owner leaving town;
sacrifice $4,000; 5000 cash. S33 month.
Address Box GIG. Star office.
CABIN JOHN PARK-SMALL 5-ROOM
cottage. near school, stores. Conduit ~,
electricity; lot 10Ox200; terms. Cleve. 205l.
CAMP SPRINGS, Md MILES D. G., 8
rooms. double garage. 3la acres; State
Anacostia, D. c.
BE SURE TO SEE THIS MODEL GROOM
and bath house on lot 100x110 at 236
Petty st.. one, block south of Columbia
pike at Arlington, Va, Turn on Of pike
opposite church. l block to Petty st.. turn
to right to the house. There you will fnd
a treat in all that you will see in house
and outside Must be seen to be appre-
ciated Price low and can be made easy.
House open all time. A. NJ. FETZER.
CORNER LOT FOR SALE. REFINED. COM
munity; nearby Virginia. Apply A.
SCHMIDT, Mclean. Va. 13'
Evening star., 1935-05-12
NEAR SCOTT CIRCIE.

Large stone residence at very attractive
price; occupied by owner and in perfect
condition; beautifully decorated complete
in every appointment; 2-story Scar ga
rage. Rooms large and very bright. Suit
able for doctor Ideal for select club.
MISS REED Adams olo3
Evening star., 1935-05-12

S5.75O-NEARBY VIRGINIA, MODERN 6
room and tile BATH Colonial frame house.
with garage; located on wooded lot, 15x
125; house has oak floors, h-w.h., fireplace
and side porch; very easy terms. Phone
Walnut g3S3
Evening star., 1935-05-12
A YOUNG FARM

in the city. This excellent home sits on
fruit trees and ND o%ers RoommpIeney y
OF it. Who has Just little cash--it
won't take much. and who'll be first to
house all day Sunday Come out and
see the place and let's talk it over Sc
riously The price is right and terms
What want you to do is see the place.
II not sold Sunday. see. phone or write
L. L. JOHNSON
o27 New York Ave NV. Natl $500.
COLORED HOME SPECIALIST.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
COLORED.
LAST WEEKS SHOWING OF

LAST WEEKS SHOWING OF
NEW MODEL HOME.
1C7 50th st. ne.-Open every day and
evening until pm. Don't wait until 1t
is too late to see this wonderful buy. Prices
are going up Buy now and save Drive
out Benning rd to Central ave. turn. left
of at 5Oth St or Division ave. ne. walk
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
927 New York Ave. NV. National $500.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW.
Woodridge. See 1923 25th Pl. N. E.
large rooms and attic, beautifully nm
ished. large lot: $3.50 down, S55 per
month. Open Sunday, IL a m. until dark.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
2377 Rhode Island Ave. NE,
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SALE-HOUSES,
24O5 r. I. AVE. NE.

large rooms; Sl4 $50 home for less than
Sl1 900 open 1 pm. today; MAYNoR.
2f0h Brentwood I'd. ne. North 433S.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SALE-HOUSES.


VIII build on your lot beautiful brick
fireplace two bed rooms tiled bath. mod
ern kitchen. dining alcove basement. hot
water heat Sample house shows quality
workmanship. Permanently financed Gov
ernment loan: monthly payments as low
as $50. Phone BUILDER. National 1850.
14s
Evening star., 1935-05-12
NEAR NAVY YARD.
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.

@9l6 10th 81. ne. enc square north
OF Rhode Island ave.-A large 6-room
house. modern in every detail 3 large
porches > inclosed. with finished rooms
IN attic; large corner lot: garage plenty
Ike new. A good home house and a real
home. Come and see it, Price SS.50O
Terms arranged Open from / to 9 pm
Sunday, or see B. F. HOLMES. Iful Rhode
Island ave Phone North sS10
Evening star., 1935-05-12

CAKCREST-NEW CAPE COD DESIGN
at $3.50. We believe the best buy in Ar
lington County today. rooms, tile bath
stairs. h.-wh., Red Jacket boiler large
solid poured concrete basement with laun-
dry tubs. 202 Mt. Vernon ave-, Phone
Evening star., 1935-05-12

a
water and cleo, chicken. hog. tool houses.
excellent garden land shade. shrubbery;
on paved road nearby Va; real bargain,
$1,000; $3.50 cash, $50 month. Walnut
1862. Sunday inspection.
Arm. BUNGALOW, Is ACRES OF LAND:
cleo, water in house; cellar; newly papered
and painted; facing Central ave. pike,
Md; 10 minutes drive from District line;
S4 900 cash for quick sale; C; R. CAR
RICK. Phone Marlboro 73-F-3.
Low RENTAL-11 ROOM HOUSE. MOD
ern conveniences, 2 baths garage, beauti-
full grounds, on bus line; furnished or un-
furnished. Address Box 302-B, Star O. ce.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
$10,750.
ALI RRICK
FISCHER & COMPANY.
90T 18th st. Met OO45 or Col 7260-J
2O2O JACKSON ST NE

Lovely six-room house am l.. beautifully
handicapped lot half square r. l. ave. Must
be sold Omen until $40 I'm. daily MAY
NOR, 2i05 Brentwood I'd. ne. Phone
North 433S
Evening star., 1935-05-12
S7,350.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR,

3GG5 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE
SIX-toon cml-oungaloW. in desirable
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Charming New Brick Bungalow.
4s44 Western ave- rooms and bath
large attic over entire house. lovely front
porch; spacious grounds. attractively land
scaped. brick detached garage. This is
the only one left out of group of 81 new
homes Just completed. The price is S6450;
terms Open for inspection Sunday 1880
am till q pm.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
15OG K ST N w. National 143S.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

COLOR z D = BUNGALOW. GARDEN.
Shade. 12 acres; nearby MARYLAND. $50
T st, NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
DETACHED BRICK.

Living room with fireplace. opening on
screened side porch: dining room and sun
porch. 4 bed rooms. . baths. heated Sleep
ing porch, copper screens. G. E. refrigera-
tor heated garage. rock garden and beauti-
full trees. etc. in rear overlooking Park
Drive. Originally cost over S23 600. Sale
price. SIG $50 Phone Adams 035S 12a
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Beautiful and desirable new brick homes.
Arington Co. Va. Priced $3.50 up. Also
choice modern house plans. Will build to
suit For information call Walnut SSO5.
and Memorial Drive Clarendon, Va l2-
Evening star., 1935-05-12
COIO2ED HOME BUY

so reposSessed homes, practically all
parts OF city. including new brick bunga-
lows $3.50 to $500 cash. Monthly pay
nents less than rent. Come early while
they last See Mr.. Akers. with G. B.
TIKFNS 1910 NJ 1t NV
Evening star., 1935-05-12
PETWORTH.

Det. 4-bed- rm., 3-b home in select loca-
tion. boderinG on Rock Greek PARK Large
liv. r. opening onto big side porch large
rec; r IN basement, . tireDlaces. lear gar
CONDITION; screened: nicely Handicapped
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22
Japs See Espionage
By American Sailors

Tokyo, Feb. c2.-(F)-The japanese
navy Friday ordered the American
tanker, Elizabeth kellogg, to submit
to a rigid examination Saturday to
determine whether its crew is guilty
o, espionage on the vital fortresses at
The mouth of Tokyo bay.
The tanker. although chartered by
the japanese Mitsui Company. Is
manned by an American crew.
En- route from Yokohama toward
Kobe. with its tanks half full Of crude
oil from California, it grounded Fri
day morning near the mouth OF the
bay.
It's skipper expected to refloat the
Elizabeth Kellogg with the next high
tide, but because the ship had spent
the day close TO the fortresses, the
suspicious of navy officials were
aroused.
They ordered the skipper to an
Choir off Yokosuka after relocating
his vessel in order to permit the ma
vy's investigators to board the ship
and determine whether the fortresses
we're photographed while the Kellogg
vas stuck in tho sand spit. They will
also try to determine whether the
grounding was intentional or acct
dental.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22
BARROW MAINTAINS
NRA IS UNWORKABLE
Famous Criminal Lawyer Con.
tends setup Illegal; Pro-
tects Big Fellows

Chicago, Feb. 22.-(P)-Clarence
barrow says he believes that the NRA
In Its present form will never work
because, he contends, 1t permits
monopolies and price fixing.
There is no doubt the NRA Is IL
legal the way it stands today" as
serted the venerable Chicago criminal
lawyer as he sat in his book-filled
library overlooking beautiful Mid
way Park OF Chicago universitys
campus.
Commenting on President Roose-
velt's plea to congress this week to
extend the MIRA two more years, Oar
row recalled the report the national
recovery review board. OF which he
was chairman, made to the president
in 1884 upon executive order.
After hearing some 800 complain
ants the board made recommends
tons on codes covering about Is in
dustries, including steel, ice, coal,
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petroleum, bituminous coal. electrical
manufacturing, motion pict ures
cleaning and dyeing, cement and
lumber.
The board advised changes In the
codes, Darrow said, because each per-
united monopolies for big business
and price fixing. The moard's report
was attacked by Donald Richberg,
then general counsel for and now head
OF NRA.
MIRA, the way 1t operates. takes
care Of the big fellows by price fix
ing" asserted Darrow. THE little
fellows have to take care Of them
selves by cutting prices"
He agreed with the president that
child labor must not be allowed to
return, "yet," he said, 1T Is not q bad
thing for older children to work un-
der certain conditions and hours, but
it must not interfere with their
schooling"
Discussing the supreme courts deci-
sion on gold, Darrow termed 1t ''ex-
tremely sensible"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22
TUCWELL TO STAY
At PRESENT POST
Undersecretary Of Agriculture
Decides to Remain After
White House Visit

washington, Feb. 22.-(F-Rexford
Guy TugWell let it be known Friday
that he will continue as undersecre-
tary Of agriculture despite the nard
knocks his school Of thought has en-
countered in the AAA recently.
Weary Of disagreements with more
conservative officials in the agrlcul-
ture adjustment administration, Tug
well visited the White House late
Thursday. Earlier he had been thlnk-
ing OF quitting bis present post to re-
turn to professorship at Columbia
University or to enter the relief and
social security branches OF the govern
ment. But after talking with the
president he told newsmen he woulc
stay where he vas.
Speculation Immediately arose as to
whether Tlguell might be merely
postponing his departure from agrl-
culture until another post IS ready.
Relief and social security legislation
which might provide a new assign
ment for him is taking SLOW course
through congress.
The possibility vas suggested IN
some quarters also that Chester G.
Davis, the farm administrator. who
favors more concessions to professors
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22

which Is headed IN the United States
by William p. Iarkin, president Of
the r. F. Collier s. Sons Corporation
Other discussions at the meeting
will include organization work in con-
nection with the Catholic Evidence
Guilds. plans to further the nation
wide protest against religious per-
secution III Mexico and routine bust
ness. In connection with the mohil-
;zation movements. area and vice
area chairman, advisory committee
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22
X. C., State Officers
Confer at jamestown

A state committee to be active In
the international mobilization for
Catholic Action with John Burke. Bis
marck, as honorary chairman will be
appointed at jamestown Friday BY
c. H. Mergens. Bismarck, knights Of
Columbus state deputy, and other
state officers Of the organization.
Burke and Mergens are North Da-
kotans named on the international
committee to further the movement
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members and a publicity committee
will be designated and. speakers.
bureau will be set UP. Resolutions Will
be drawn favoring adoption Of the
Borah resolution now pending before
the U. s. senate and similar re-
solution pending before tho state leg
islature regarding the Mexican religi-
Gus situation.
State officers attending the meet
ing include: w. H. Clemens, Fargo.
past state deputy: Rev. F. A. Meyer,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22

and distributors OF foods than Tug
we'll, eventually might be the one
to go.
However, Secretary Wallace, who
likes Tugwell, recently upheld Davis
in a shakeup which swept several OF
the liberal leaders foremost followers
out Of the AAA.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22

At birth, the average pulse rate Is
1874 q minute. being reduced to Ito
during the first year Of life. BY the
age Of II, the pulse rate has slowed
to 81.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-22

chaplain; +. :. Mallick, jamestown,
secretary; ]. H. Pass, Minot, treas.
urer: Jacob Krier, Dickinson, al.
vocatc; A. l.. Lies, New Rockford.
warden: and three district deputies.
J. G. Pfeffer, Fargo; G. F. Peterson,
Grand Forks, and J. F. Orchard, Bis
marck.
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Centuries ago, stationary time.
pieces run by weights were called
watches, while only those provided
with cloches or bells were known Is
clocks.
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A snail must always be referred to
as IT." for the creature is male ana
female by turns.
, 1935-05-19

Switzerland and Mrs. Ned Hudson
among the guests ana high winners
among the club members were Mrs.
c. L Hudson and MI. n. B. Goolsby
The next meeting OF the club will
be held In the home of Mrs. Goolsby.
The final meeting o. the club year
was held wednesday c Inning when
members OF the San Benito What
Io-Read club met at the BRACES
Hotel In Port Isabel for dinner ana
the installation Of officers
Preceding the dinner a welcome
to the guests was given By the
r-ogram chairman. Mrs. A w
Folzin, brought greetings to the
club from the president. Mrs. q. 3.
Michel. who now resides In Marble
Falls Mrs 7. ID. King sang d solo
, 1935-05-19

was servel to the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Stone. Marian
Cowden. Billie Bingley. Doris
Marie Peterson, Betty Lou Steel.
Jaunita Patterson. COVE Waller,
Jerry Chatelle. Bobby McLeash,
Jack Cowden. Lawrence Gober,
kendall and Donald Mcclure.
Members OF the seventh grade
enjoyed O class party ut the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Orr. After
n series Of games played on the
lawn. refreshments were served 70
the following guests. Dorothy and
Margaret Richey. Tavern and
LaVaughn Moreland. Ethel Brooks
Bobby McLeafsh. Glenn Pratt. Pal-
mer Jennings. j. w. Carroll. Doris
Marie Peterson. Ruth 6uchan, Ma
, 1935-05-19

dersen. and special guests were
George Laakso. Mr.. Cramme. Mrs.
Terrell and George Grobosk.
Mrs. Elvin Peterson entertained
the memtbrs Of the Croquet club
Wednesday afternoon.
The regular meeting Of the Los
Fresnos Home Demonstration club
viii be held Thursday ut the home
OF Mrs. r. Bingley. Roll call win
be Short Cuts In Bed Making,
Miss Dorothy Porter win be pres
ent.
Mrs. r. Mcclure entertained with
a boat ride and swim wednesday
evening nc Port Isabel honoring
her con, Kendall. A picnic supper
, 1935-05-19

RAM Cowden. Fritz Kalbus. Wayne
Roonts. Ruby Coots. Ina Way
Goats. Elv... Peterson Jr.. Grady
Brooks Jr., Virginia Casey. Pearl
Petrie, Marian Baker. Elizabeth
Chambers. Helen and Chaeter Ma
comb. Ralph Leeper. Jimmie Park
er, Lucille Watson. Geraldin 5uchan
Gladys Parker. Dorothy and J.. II.
Sanders, Verdale Page. Billie Btng-
ley. Evelyn Kyle. Bile Stabenau,
Russell Roberts, COVE Waller,
Lawrence Gobar Roberta Martinez
and Mesdames T.. Pee son. q. @.
Page. G. Fl. Kyle. Y. Cowden and
Pettor.
Mrs. 4. v. Burgess entertained
the woman's Service club at the
home OF Mrs. s. Z. Barr. After
, 1935-05-19

the business meeting. the program
was sponsored by the membernaM
the music committee, Mrs. Gan4'he
Laakso and Mrs. A. II. Butler. one
feature on the program was three
little girls. Shirley Ann Oliver,
Marolis Barr and Janet Butler,
dressed In club colors and each
carrying a miniature airplane I'LL
ed with lcllypopg. sang On the
Good Ship Lollypop" and than
served candy 20 the guests
Mrs. q. ID. 10 hneider entertain
ed with a quilting bee wednesday.
Lunch was served INC the noon
hour. Those present were MesdAmes
Maud Palmer. W. W. Burgess. q. III.
Barr. q. w. Patterson. Geo. Goats.
p. Moyle. g. Schneider. WV. Moses
and Miss verdale Page.