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Evening star., 1935-06-26
TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS
Four Fined on Second-offense
Speeding Charge.

-Four persons were convicted by
Judge Ralph Given in Traffic Court
yesterday on second-offense speeding
charges.
Three, Jesse Gayden. 1924 Virginia
avenue southwest; Thomas Gray. 174C
L street, and John H. Tibbs, 124 Daniel
street southeast, were fined SIS each,
while Ray G. Anderson, 1884 Tenth
street, was fined $40.
George Walker, failing to give right
of way, and James T. Ballard, charged
with operating without a permit, were
fined $50 each.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

there were 1000 accidents at inter-
sections last year out Of total Of
$500.
II the change is adopted, eight less
cars could be parked near each
intersection.
Evening star., 1935-06-26
Founded Histiography.

The Italians, Petrarch and Boo
caccio, were the fathers Of modern
histiography.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
HABLARA EN- TAMPA UN
ESPECIALISTA DEL CAN
GER

Ell sabado por la noche, en- u
ma comida que Sc efectuara en-
ell restaurant Rubin, en- la Gale
de Tampa, hablara a un grupo
de m6dicos del c9ndado ell DR..
Francis Carter Wood, director
del institute de Investigation del
cancer, de la Universidad de
Patrocina ell banquete la So
ciedad Medica del Condado.
Carter Wood es director de la
revista Journal Americana del
Cancer y fue presidents de la
Sociedad de Radiologia de Nor
tie America, ell 1882, sucedien-
do al Dr.. Bundy Allen, de Tam
pa.
Preside ell comite organizador
lei DR.. John S. Helms, jr., secre
Itario de los medicos.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
LOS FUEGOS ARTIFICIALES
EN- PALMETTO BEACH

I'm contrato sc concedio ano-
che a la famosa companfa Tdear
le-Duffield, fabricante de fue :
Cos artificiales, para ell progra-
ma que Sc ofrecera en- Palmet-
to Beach, desde ell mar, duran :
tie las fiestas del Golden Jubi-
lee, entire los dias % y 26 de fe-
brero.
Esa compania tuvo a su car
go el programa en- la EXPOSE
ci6n de Chicago y todos los a
nos quema centenares de pleas
en- la Feria de Florida.
Antesd de ser quemados esos
fuegos artificiales Sc efeetuara
IN desfile de cruceros y lanchas
beIIamente iluminados.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
A~RRESTADOS EN- GEORGIA
DOS INDIVIDUOS RECLA-
MADOS EN- NJ

Al jefe de detectives Bush sc
comunic6 aver ell arresto en- Ma
con, estado de Georgia, de dos
individuos nombrados Frank
Keeling y M. D. Thompson, q
los cuales Sc considera response
bles del atraco cometido en- Ell
despacho de la compahia Feie-
raj Savings, ell dia A de enero,
en- la calle de Jackson, Detuvo
a la pareja ell jefe de detectives
Garrett, de esa poblacion, quien
inmediatamente 10 notified q
Tampa.
Garrett asegura que confesa-
ron ell asalto y robo aqut come
lido. Seran extraditados.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
La VICTORIA DE LOS Ma
ZIS EN- Ell SARRE Sc IN.
: TERPRETA COMO FAVO-
RABLE A LA PAZ

Ginebra, enero 16.-La aplas
tante victoria de loo nazis en- el
pIebiscito del Sarre Sc interpre-
ia como ell renacimiento de la
esperanto de Europa en- pro de
la RaZ.
Los partidarios de Hitler es-
tan festejando ell triunfo en- el
territorio recuperado, por ha-
Der obtenido ell 800 de los vo-
tos.
En- I'm wensaje al sarre, ell
canciller y presidente Hitler 10
felicia y al mismo tempo d.
las gracias a les poderes por su
Raltad en- Ell cumplimiento de la
election.
Promote ell L;der que no ha-
ra mas demands territoriales
e indica ell canine para ell mejo-
ramiento de las relaciones con
Franc.a,
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
De los Loyal Knights

Hoy microbes, a las s, cele-
brara junta eXtraordinaria la
Directiva de esta Logia. Sc rue
ga a los miembros del alto
cuerpo no dejen de asistir.
Ell viernes .habra tenida de
iniciaci6n, a las 8 P. NJ. a la
que asistiran Varios candidates
a miembros.
Despu6s de la tenida les doe
torres C. D. Hopkins Y Charles
w. BratIett, que concurriran
esa noche, haran una diSerta-
ci6n sobre la Difteria, que con
sideramos de vivo interGs.
Les guia a esos estimados
medicos ell prop6sito altruista
lie ilustrar a los asistentes, pa
ra de ese modo ayudar a com
batir ell NAL.
A la termination de la con-
ferencia habra bale, con la IA
mosa orQuesta Los Bohemios'
cue dirige ell inteligente macs
tro Maxine Echegaray.
Aconsejamos a los MEM
bros de esta Logia no dejen de
asistir esa noche, pues redun
dara en- SUI beneficio.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
NorA DE la EMRAJADA


, Madrid, Enero 1e.1La en-
Mazda alem\na ha dado a los
IpM69Aos una nota que dice:
APPROXIMATIONS II varios
disde tespanoles, eHfas que Sc
afirm-a qdSerar5 ejecuciones
lie la musica del compositor es
panol Falla habian sido prohi-
bidas en- AIemania, no son cier
tas."
ST una composition del macs
tro Falla no ha podido ser eje-
cutada en- un concerto, cele :
brado recientemente en- Ber-
lin, Sc dAbi6 a que ell director
de orquesta Kleiber tuvo que
desistir de la direction de este
concerto, y ell que sustituy6 en-
su puesto de director al Sr.
Kleiber, ST.. Rother, tuvo que
iirigir la orquesta sin haber
hecho los ensayos prelimina-
res, por 10 cual Sc impuso una
modification en- ell programa.
La renuncia del Sr. Kleib i
obedece, sin embargo a p~sos
motives que los indicados por
los peri6dicos espanoles. No es
cierto tampoco que 6i haya
presentado su dimisi6n.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
INFORMATION
DEL. PUERTO

Vapores que arr. baron: anne
iricanos Agwidale, Benjamin
Brewster y Esparta; aleman,
lRiol, que procede de Galveston,
e ingl6s Shoreham, de Savan-
nah. LEGO de puertos de Cuba
la goleta inglesa Admiral Stur-
dee, que cargara MADEIRA.
Zarparon aver los vapores
Fernwood, noruego, Y los anne
ricanos Raimund, AgWidale, Co
dorado, Esparta, Commercial
Floridian y Dannedaike.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
NUEVO PRESIDENTE DE
LA SOC1EDAD DEL SAN
TO NOMMBRE


La S0ciedad del Santo Nom
bre, organization cat6lica, ELI
gi6 aver presidente al Sr. S. D.
McNally; T. w. Towney, vice
presidente; Alvaro Fernandez,
secretario; William Kruse, te-
sorero, y M. X. Kigin, mar
shall"
Sustituyen esos senores a J,
E. Sheridan, A. j. Rodriguez,
J. j. Hoffman y otros.
Ell director spiritual 10 es ell
Rev. Michael McNally, de la
Compania de JESUS.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
CABALLEROS DEL
AGUILA DE ORC
Castillo Cristobal Colon No. 2

Por este medic otto a todos
los hermanos para la tenida re
gular de manana jueves, dia
IT, a las s p. M. en- nuestro
salon social. En- esta tenido to-
maran possession los nuevos Off
ciales Y Sc efectuaran eleccio-
mes para Colectores.
Eladio Naranjo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
Institute Clinico

Siguen con notable ANNA
ci6n las incripciones para esta
nueva institution de personals
mayores, que dirige ell DR.. J.
Silverio.
Sus miembros podran contar
con specialists y hospitales,
mediante una infima Quota.
Pronto anunciarem0s mas
detalles de este nuevo Institu-
to.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
Avlso AL t@onrRc1o

Con Sonocim ento esta Direc-
tiva de que individuos pocos es-
crupulosos estan recorr endo Ell
comercN solicitando auxilios pa
IA este Centre Obrero, alegan-
do que esta en- malas condicio-
mes financieras, hacemos cons
tar que esta Direct.V2 no ha au-
tornado a persona alguna para
hacer c9lectas para este Centre,
y que cualquiera persona que
invoque nuestro nombre esta
trat5ndo de cometer una estafa,
cebiendo los interesados proce-
der en- contra de ellos por medic
de las Autoridades.
Agrapaci6n Ben6fica u
Cultural del Centre Obrero.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
D1CESE QUE BRUNO CON-
FESARA

New York, Enero 16,- Una
motto llegada de Pennington,
n. j., dice que Bruno Haupt :
mann, ell %presunto fecuestrador
del niho Lindbaefh, confesara
su delito. FL runner estuvo circu
tando durante ell dia y por la no
che 10 recogieron los per 6dicos.
Los abogados de la defensa
sostienen que no hay tai cosa,
porque Bruno es inocente del
crirhen.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
Misa en- esPanol

Recordamos que hasta ell dia
20 Sc predicaran sermones en-
espanol, en- la Iglesia Nuestra
Sonora de las Mercedes, de Ia
calle II y 10 avenida, por los
Misioneros r. r. P. P. Bran J
Eosey.
Ell publico aprecia la labor
de los bondadosos Padres Re-
dcntoristas, que dedican aten-
ci6n a la colonia de habla es-
pamela.
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

son feliz resultado fu6 ope-
.rada de la vista en- dias pasa-
dos, por ell DR.. A. Martorell,
en- ell Sanatorio "Covadonga,"
Pa respectable Sra. Juana Walls,
madre de la Srta. Carmen Walls
Presidenta del ~Latin-American
Professional and Business Wo-
man Club.
Pronto sera trasladada a su
hogan de la Gale Mitchell nG-
nero 49,
Rogamos por su pronto res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
SOCIALES

infantes, en- la fiesta bailable
del dia 27.
Los ninos Seran obsequiados
con duIces y refrescos.
La enFrada c9stara 10 cts.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
Bale Infantil

La "pleyade" infantil sera
obsequiada. La Secci6n de Re-
creo del Cfrculo Cubano lie pre-
para ratios de diversion a los
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

Ell juez Sparkman fL~ ana
do a intervenir en- ell case, re-
presentando al condado ell abo-
gado John B. Sutton Y Ell fiscal
C. J. .Hardee, y los empresa-
rios ell conocido letrado W. B.
Dickinson.
Tres horas Sc invirt.eron a
yer en- Ia augmentation y hoy
continuaran informando las par
ties.
! Dickinson lpresent6 como
principal testigo al Dr.. Virfnl
M, Bradshaw, medico del Walk
atom, quien sostiene que las con-
d,ciones sanitarias son buenas
y no american la actitud asumi-
da por ell DR.. Hanson. Dem8n-
Ga ell letrado de la empresa que
Sc prohiba cumplir la orden de
ese medico hasta que los tribu-
males o:gan a los testigos que el
puede lamar,
Hardee dice que ell condado
dispone t3mbien de I'm numero
considerable de testigos y que
esta listo para TN juice, sin per
dida de tempo,
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
V A LA CORTE DEL
. RCUITO Ell Case DEL
y ALKAToN
lin

Los empresarios de la tienda
de campana donde Sc verified
el llamado Walkaton, es decir
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
tEa W. de.
que del eStado.

que del eStddO.
Ell Juez A. L. Ponder, Jr,, de
Ante, ha acceptable la orden del
.juez federal Borah que pronibe
a Long apoderarse de la hacien
da del municipio de New Or :
leans.
La sociedad de Justo Trato
.pide que Sc convoque de nuevo
a Ia legislature para anular las
.leyes aprobadas bajo la preston
" amenazas del senador.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

~ TO UIUIIII0o To dIIOo, dPaIt-
cen obi gadas a s1scribirse. De,
ben dar su nomkre, direction y
notificar todos bs cambics de
domicilio.
La persona hclu;da en- la or
denanza cue no cumpla esos re-
quisitcs podra ser multada en-
$500 o pasar seis reeses en- la
carcei.' .
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
UNA ORDENANZA QUE RE-
oUIERYRwsRIpcloN
DE Los avail cES

Fl ayuntaFlelV lUo66 ano-
che ina ordyh nzsefif requiere
de los individuoNde malos an
~tecedentes eli Gestfbirse en- la
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
AUMENTA LA OPOSICION
A LA DIG
TADURA DE LONG
Cesar Rivero.

New Orleans, Enero 16-Por
todas parties aumenta la oposi-
ci6n contra la dictadura escan-
dalosa del senador Huey Long.
Mas de media docena de impor-
tantes companies Sc han orga-
nizado para apoyar a la socie-
dad Trato Justo, que lucha con
L. lanoaaoc dS
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

competencia de
minando, llevan
tribunales una
de sandal del G
ry Hanson, par
la tienda en- un
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-16
TODAY1S BEST USED CAR BUYS
FORD

Ford 1892 VS. Sedan-Runs COOK
and looks y. X; tires good UAOO
for many thousand miles; trade and
easy terms.
WISCONSIN MOTORS
s9th & M SITS. \. W. DEC. $40
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-16
Automobiles for Sale

BIG USED CAR SALE
Lustine-Nicholson Motors. Hyattsville. No
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-16

Automobiles for Sale
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-16
PIERCE-ARROW

Automobiles for Sale
C. DICK ENGLISH. FOR USED CARS:
215 Pennsylvania Ave. s. E. Ii 0303
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-16
Automobiles for Sale

NEW AND USED CAR BARGAINS
We will sell during the week of May
20 to May % an accumulated stock Of
used and repossessed cars. Our Mr.. 7. Q.
Automobile Finance Co.. Inc. 7oI CRANKY
Street Norfolk. Virginia.
PLYMOUTH 1885 DEMONSTRATORS
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03

man Bibles
Contrary to the scared and stingy
orders sent from Rome.
Laboratory secrets, miracles of
medicine
Reacting minds deep-breathing in
free unobstructed thought
Sent resonating challenges to tyr
annies built on ignorance.
Old barriers falling, new liberties
expanded
Fresh mental contacts reach across
the ages
Tenuous lines of common thinking
link the continents
Carrying power to pulverlze the
ancient chains Of privilege,
No house can be built without
tools
Songs must travel by the vehicles
Of tone and tune
The temple Of knowledge stands
aloft and glorious
Fashioned and upthrust in beams
and columns of language
Coagulated masses of deft utter
ance-
Adorned by INTERVIEWING strands of
purple and Of white
Spun from the fibers Of words
Both carrying and giving forth
The power Of thought.
How far that long trail back!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03

ed into words
And speech had emerged from in
articulate silence
Into a vehicle for the enlargement
Of possible Misunderstanding
Crude scratchings IN stone, or
bark, or hides
Carried meanings Of sun and moon
and rivers and hills
Pictures in simple lines, above or
below, preceding or following
Carried from mind to mind con-
cepts of relations
Until persisting imagination and
invention
Captured the spoken word in written
language
In the imponderable star-dust---
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03
NRA REPORTS
Mellon Company Dictator of
Aluminium Market

Washington, D. G. (ILNS)-T The re
search and planning division of NRA
has made its report on the aluminium
industry. It finds:
That the Aluminium Co. Of America,
largely owned by the Mellon family,
is the only producer of virgin ingot
aluminium in this country. By "vir-
gin ingot aluminium" is meant the
production of ingots of aluminium
from ore, not from scrap.
That the same company is also the
sole concern in this country to pro-
duce the concentrate from which the
pure metal, aluminium, is etracted.
That the same company controls
from 80 to 95 per cent of the imports
and domestic production of bauxite,
the ore from which aluminium is made.
That the same company is also the
largest fabricator and manufacturer
of aluminium in this country.
Or, to put the matter in another
way, the Aluminium Co. Of America
produces all the metallic aluminium
made in the United States, and con
trolls nine-tenths or more Of all alum
mum ore mined in or imported to the
United States. It has no competition
except in the fabricating of this metal
and its competitors have to buy
their raw materials from the Alum
mum Co.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03

Q.-What proportion of the popu-
lation is now on federal relief?
A-The Amerisan Federation of
Labor says: Our relief population
today numbers 22,ooo,o0o, or more
than one-sixth of all persons in the
United States"
Q.--Are sheep shearers organized?
A-Yes, as the Sheep shearers'
Union of North America, with head
quarters in Butte, Mont.
Where can copies of the
pamphlet, Labor Under Hitler" be
obtained?
A.-From the Chest for Liberation
Of Workers of Europe, West 10th
street, New York city.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03

mud
Beaten by raindrops into earthly
Books-must have been inherent.
How persistent the struggle into be-
ing
Wax tablets, plates of stone, col
ors on parchments
Bricks that were books of ac-
count
obelisks remembering history for
centuries
Manuscripts heaped into an Alex
andrian library
Powerless to hold back the Moham-
medan torch Of ignorance.
Following close on the curiosity
to know
Hurried the unquenehable impulse
to tell uncovered secrets
Impatience at the limitations Of
mere vocal speech
Demanded transport for intelli-
gence
Defiance Of perishing memories
Required multiplied records of ideas
and facts
Diffusable in terms of easier carry
ing than stones
Egypt's obelisk was carried on to
London
A book perpetuated the same rec
ord
All around the globe.
The knowledge flowing down the
centuries in narrow channel
Must be converted into floods for
all the world
Printing presses brough public
ity-
Impious type Matched hereto Ger
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03

ploded.
Kelly was weekend guest Of
Hugh Smeaton in nearby Marchand.
The explosion Of the rife sent bullet
into the lower left abdomen. It
passed through the lung and out
through the back.
At the Adrian Hospital, DR.. George
NJ. Musser said that his condition
was grave.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03
Clyde Kelly Wounded
While Cleaning Rifle

Punxsutawney, Pa. (ILNS)-For-
mer Representative Clyde Kelly,
staunch friend of labor in congress
and noted for his work on behalf Of
postal employees, was accidently shot
after hunting frogs near here. The
% calibre rifle he was cleaning ex-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03

New Orleans (iLNS) - Mexico
with practically no unemployment,
has better banking, labor and utility
laws than Louisiana, Carleton Beals,
lecturer and author, told a meeting
in New Orleans.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03
LaborQueriies

Questions and Answers on La
Dor: What It Has Done; Where
1t Stands on Problems of the
Day; Its Aim and Program;
Who's Who in the Ranks of
the Organized Toilers, etc, etc.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-03
ROSTER OF ORGANIZATIONS
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS

Cound Tuesdays
r, lan3
o2 Edison Ave
sCucla
Brick H. ad Fnd VM
Trad l Mt alternate
Secretary W
EMPLOYEES No Monday TempJ
No End Ward Hose House
and Jnrs 23
Common ab'U No 75LA nj d
68 ad NaFnaker
Letter FRIDAY NIGHT John Wsti, 7HoveAy
Meta m 10 Alternate
k T. c. n ouen Condon So D St.
ddr' 10 6 Every Mnday T. 1
NJ No Auxiliary ndnd4
Mocen'U No rd 70 Al
Musicians Local. No - list Sunday mong F
ut ! 3
Pa U No. 214 and r. w
o1er,N No 62 2a4H Wednesday,. c.. Han. Wat
krs No. 14 land Mon dys LFd
tayE sl nc r B.
No rTmpe Harry Mre2 Ave
Street Car Men LocaT Wednesday, 1WE E. Freeman A
Stove eNIunerg mo days. E Ave
Theatres Employ No t Sunday, c. Ave
TrckD DersI No ThrdF Temple mo So
Typgrahi Union No Wean@da, Temple Gray Ave
Lg Every A
LABoR
ndIabrC 18th Noe Ford Box
ANA h alton Imn
No 0E ad morning. t
ca S2 tS tSundyA IN, To Hall r car, News SgnaL
Electrical Worker No C Hall. JohnE TplH Hamilton
4hM Mona ALL .NoA Shop
Ietr arerN Last Friday r Price, Pos
Thursday, 7. c. la 4 tntown
47 livery yNndayT C la f Harrison st.
No Tuesday c Ave
6Gnd T. c. No KLe
Local 409 list Monday. r. A 6C@tlB Bldg
Eeryotn Saturday. B
No t. Ever Friday C Hall. Par
1 day t C Han..~ .JakF F Na Ae Pts
12 Nor Hail.. Hy Roy
Wnedays Hall So Broad
, 1935-07-28
Edinbuy
Ne Notes
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial 70 The Heraldl
EDINBURG. July q. Mr.. and
IS. j. T. SCHNEIDER entertained
re members Of the jolly Twelve
fridge club In their home 5atur-
Jay night.
Mrs. c. z. Koen and NJ. z. Davis
scored in the bridge games.
A delightful courtesy was shown
Mrs. w. G. Evins Wednesday night
when she was named honoree at
bridge in the home Of Mrs. Jesse
BoleS with Miss Marian Dyer as
co-hostess.
The honoree was presented with
many lovely gifts. A salad course
was served to the is guests.
Mrs. A. Z. S. de BeSSieres and
Mrs. F. p. Ogden we're hostesSes to
the American Legion Auxiliary
Thursday afternoon in the home
Of Mrs. Ogden.
Mrs. A. w. Boynton was present
ed with a gift as she Is leaving for
ar extended trip soon.
Officers for the next year were
elected with Mrs. de Bessiere as
PRESIDENT. Various members of COM
mittees were named also.
Mrs. Harry Zavitz was program
leader Tuesday afternoon at the
regular meeting Of the Baptist w.
M. u. held at the church. The de-
votional service was led by Mrs. ].
T.. Magee.
Mrs. Matt Pierce was hostess
Tuesday afternoon TO the members
OF the Presbyterian Ladies Auxil-
iary with Mrs. Alma Bell leading
the devotional and Mrs. Carl BIZ
shop in charge Of the program
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the meeting.
, 1935-07-28

MEN WANTED for RawIelgh Routes
In San Benito, Brownsville. Har-
lingen and South Cameron Coun-
". Write today. Rawleigh CO.,
Dept. TXG-88-SB Memphis.
Tenn. M-17
, 1935-07-28
TT GENERAL CONTRACTOR
IL IL E4OEA1V1OOIN PHONE $50 W.
AUTOMOTIVE
10 Autos for Sale
Here They Are
Plenty of Unused
Mileage In These
Used Cars

1884 va DeLux 4-door,
low mileage ......... S550.00
1884 OldSmobile sedan with
radio and trunk ..... S350.00
1891 Ford Sedan, new paint.
new tires ............ S225.OO
1894 Chevrolet Coupe, low
mileage ........... $550.O0
1884 Chevrolet DeLux Coach,
trunk ............. $525.O0
1888 Chevrolet Coupe,
good rubber 5000. $4,000
1882 Chevrolet Coach, a
bargain ....-...... S350.00
1880 Chevrolet Sedan,
A good buy ........ $250.00
1880 Chevrolet Sedan, good
condition ......... $4,000
1884 Ford Va Pickup.
perfect ........... S4B5.O0
1884 Ford Va Coupe, low
mileage ............ $4,000
1888 Ford va Victoria
DeLuX ............. S46o.0O
1882 Ford VS. Tudor
Reconditioned $3.50. s475.00
1888 Ford va Fordor,
Reconditioned 800. S475.O0
1888 Ford V-8 Pickup N. $4,000
Many other bargains in lower
priced cars. Several different
makes.
Your present car win probably
make down payment on car you
viii want.
The largest stock OF used cars
from which to make your
selection.
PATTESON
MOTOR COMPANY
s27 Elizabeth Phone $50
, 1935-07-28
FINANCIAL
Auto Loans
LIVESTOCK
80 Horses Cattle

FOR SALE-Good saddle horse
Also Western saddle. cheap. Phone
1926. M-91
, 1935-07-28
Pre- Port Bargains

20 acres across road from Browns
vile Turning basin. 4-room house.
barn. chicken house. . acrys bear
ing Citrus. good land. Z ESQ per
acre. terms.
6-room house, y bedroom !, screened
porch, corner lot near church and
High School. Taxes and paving
paid. S2,750.O0, terms.
MONSEES & QUILTER
Merchants Bank Bldg. Phone ISL
, 1935-07-28

NEW OPPORTUNITIES are offered
daily on The Herald Classified
page The bargain wise read and
use tn page regularly.
, 1935-07-28

PLACE YOUR Classified ads before
10 a m week days and noon
Saturday for proper classification
, 1935-07-28
McALLEN,
BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE


0pILIHI Jus AAUM to AADD~ -"
urday and Sunday 10 80 . n
UNION BUS LINES
Fast bonded Buses Leaving Har-
Iingen $50 8 n and 3 . N daily
, Arrives San Antonio | IS . N and
L l0.15 D m. San Antonio So So
Dallas s880-Abilene So IS Austin
7 g.. l0-Chicago 81 40 = St Louis
$3.50 Madison Hotel. phone COS
Harrington. Miller hotel Browns
Rille; Edinburg Hotel, phone 222,
kEdinburg; McAllen, phone 80; San
snito. phone ga; Raymondvtlle.
More 8.
, 1935-07-28

FOR SALE-Cane hay, extra good.
1916 West St Charles. phone
Sl2 j. M-66
, 1935-07-28

FLOWERS for all occasions. We
telegraph flowers anywhere. Los
Ebanos Greenhouse Company.
Phone 1888. KISS
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
ACTIVITY GAINS
SHOWN FOR
NOVEMBER
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Economics, New York
UnIveralty

UnlVeEslty
Although showing little loss
Of momentum, the curve OF in
dustrial activity continued to rise
In November. On the whole, the
figures now available for the
month make q favorable showing,
and warrant hopes that the riS-
ing trend will continue.