davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Ell BuZOn
OepOrtiVO
A quien corresponds:


Soy un simpatizador de la no.
vena "Hermosa-El Paso". He
estado ssistiendo a los juegos
desde que la novena "MazatIsn"
iniei6 la ~presente temporada de
base ball.
Y me ha causado mueha de-
siluci6n al yer a los component
ties de la novena mexicana mas
~fuerte, y mas popular de Cali
fornis, luciendo uniformes VIE
jos, unos con la Erase MEXICO
FL Paso" y otros con "Hermosa-
FL Paso" ell ell peeho, aun otros
sin ninguna Erase en- su unifor-
me.
Ahora va es tempo que "Her-
mosa.El Paso" dele de usar uni
formes dc "seeunda" y Sc pre-
sente con uniformes nuevos pa
ra que los campeones de Cali
fornia tengan mejor aparieneia
como novena de prestieio.
Gracias.
Un simpatizador de Hermosa-
FL Paso.
La opinión., 1935-07-19

Con la victoria obterida por
Rodolfo Casanova sobre ell We
terano Speedy Dado en- ell
Olympic Auditorium, Ell mar
ties, los promtores locales sc
estsn prepsrando una veg mas
para importar pugilistas de la
Ciudad de Mexico. Tanto la
empresa del Olympic como la
de la Legion Americana de
Hollywood-que aparentemen-
te es una misma-se han diri-
g;do telegrsficamente a Jimmy
FIFTEEN solicitando los servicios
de Kid Azteca para presentar-
10 en- ell mes de agosto.
Casanova, por 20 pronto, fue
"amarrado" por Charley Nc
Donald, de Hollywood, quien
pondrs al nevero frente a Mid
get Wolgast, ell campeon sin
corona de peso de mosca que
fue derrotado por Juan Zurita
en- Hollywood y que en- Mexico
corrio la misma suerte a manos
lei mismo Casanova.
Las gestiones de las dos
principales empresas no Sc han
concretado a este, va que ei
Olympic Auditorium y otros
promotores que tratan de pre-
sentar una function al aire Ii
bre Sc dirigieron a Carroll
Working pidiendole que fife
sus condolences para p%resentar
a Arizmendi aqui. Working y
Arizmendi Sc e~ncuentran c
tualmente en- la Habana, aun-
que sc slistan va para CONT
nuar a Nueva York donde ell
campeon pluma tiene que cum
plir unos compromises con ell
Dickman Oval y ell Madison
Square Garden.
La lista puede completarse
con Juan Zurita quien, igual-
La opinión., 1935-07-19

PlDA CATALOGoS DE LIBROS a
la Liberia Lozano". 203 n. Los
Angeles st. - Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-07-19

LEA listed Ia orINInN'
La opinión., 1935-07-19
HANKINSON
TENDRA FUERTE
ENEMIGO, HOY
Ell ~ex-campeon de gran pc
so ligerO anuncia que
piensa retirarSe

ST los hombres grandes son la es
pecialidad de Make Rosenbloom,
ell artifice de la eaehetada y ex-
campe6n mundial de gran peso IL
sero debera convertir en- papilIa
hoy en- la noche al gigantic Hank
Hankinson, cuando los dos Sc en-
f~renten en- un combate a oiez
rounds en- ell estadio de la Legion
Americana de Hollywood.
Rosenbloom, quien el microbes
conquist6 una impresionante victo
ria en- Oakland sobre ell negro John
Henry Lewis. entrara al ring de la
Legion Americana en- calidad de IA
vorita para derrotar a Hankinson.
FL "payaso' del ring, considerable
como uno de los mas granGes tee
nicos en- sus buenos tiempos, de-
clar6, POGO despu6s de haber He
gado a Oakland que Sc encpentra
en- perfectas condolences:
"En la pelea que tuvo con Lewis
no me canse NADIA, dijo Tosenbloom
ahadiendo:
"Mucha genie protesto por la de-
cisi6n que Sc me do en- favor del
negro, pero la verdad es que MIN
gun veredicto ha sido tan justo co
mo ese".
Ell ex-campe6u de peso semi-li-
viano Sc mostro confiado en- poder
derrotar a Hankinson:
"Solo es un pslooka, un fen6me-
no como Primo Camera, diio.
Ell PRoeRAMA DE HOY
Make Rosenbloom VS.. Hank
Hankinson. heavyweights, 10 rounds
Wally Hally VS.. Herbie Hansford
126 libras, 6 rounds.
Sal Hernandez VS.. Nick Scalba
1928 libras, 4 rounds.
Geno Salvatore VS.. Chuey Solor-
zano, 1874 libras, 4 rounds.
Eddie Day vs.. Max farley, 1913
libras, 4 rounds.
Roy Vigil VS.. frankie Herman
DEE, 1877 libras, 4 rounds.
The Washington times., 1935-10-09
NAZIS TOP BLACKLIST

many and the United States
started cutthroat competition for
international trade. BY way Of
retaliation for Germany's imposi-
ton Of quotas on United States
goods, Secretary Hull deprived
Germany of tariff concessions
granted that country under his
reciprocal policy.
Orders were sent by Acting Sec
retary of the Treasury Thomas J.
Coolidge to customs collectors at
all ports to collect, beginning Oc-
tober IS, the highest duties on
about 100 articles imported from
Germany.
The Washington times., 1935-10-09

Failing to induce Germany to
adopt his reciprocal trade pro
poSal, Secretary Of State Cordell
Hull announced today the Hitler
government headed his interna-
tional blacklist.
The State Department said the
INSTRUMENTATION treaty pro
vision with Germany would end
on midnight, october IA, when a
new treaty of friendship and con.
sular rights becomes effective.
With the INSTRUMENTATION
clause out Of the new treaty, on
which ratifications were ex.
changed Monday at Berlin, Ger.
The Washington times., 1935-10-09
FALL WON'T RENT RANCH

THREE RIVERS, N. Mex, Oct.
9 U.SO.-Facing forcible eviction
from his elaborate ranch here,
Albert B. Fall, former Secretary
of the Interior, today refused to
sign lease under which he would
pay 81 year rental.
Frail and advanced in years,
Fall shook with emotion as he
withstood all efforts of John P.
Elsback, vice president Of the
Palomas Land and Cattle Com
pany, which recently bought the
ranch in foreclosure proceedings,
to persuade him to sign for the
The Washington times., 1935-10-09

nominal rental. ElSback eX-
planned:
1--WE want Mr.. and Mrs. Fall
to feel they are welcome to re-
main on the ranch indefinitely.
The 81 annual rental merely
would assure legal ownership"
Falls attorney, George A. Ship
ley, planned to file a cross COM
plant against the eviction suit
pending in district court. If the
Falls continue to fight the suit,
an official of the company was
quoted as saying, they will be
forcibly removed.
The Washington times., 1935-10-09
Do You Remember?

(AnSwers to Questions on
Page 81
American musical revueS
in Mexico were banned after
protests over a 'fan dance"
done by Miss DeeS.
Inez Norton, sweetheart Of
Arnold ROthstein, slain gam
bier, was married to Thomas
Neal, son of a Chicago
banker.
Remarks by Magistrate
BrOdsky about the Nazi gov
ernment brought a formal
complaint to the State De-
partment.
Black futiIely attempted to
escape from prison by having
other convicts seal him in a
wall they were constructing.
To atone for "a wrong
done a chum," Miss MOncada
went on a 14-day hunger
strike.
The Washington times., 1935-10-09
TuberCuIin Tests
SET for October IA

FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. 9 (SpeciaD
Tuberculin and X-ray examina-
tions will be conducted by the
State Board of Health here dur
ing the week Of october IA, DR..
A. L. Carson, jr., county health Of
ficer, announced today. Examina
tions will be made by appoint
ment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
Four-Day Fast

The small crustacean, Ligia ex-
otica, can live for only eight
hours without food in dry atmos-
phere, but in saturated atmoS-
phere can survive without food
for as long as four days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
Ergosterol to Cows

Tests have showed that irradi-
ated ergosterol is from two to
three times more efficient than
irradiated yeast in producin.,
Vitamin D content in the milk
Of cows to which It is fed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
Tribute to Masaryk

PRAGUE. - The governmental
party has introduced a bill in Par.
lament making March 7, the
birthday Of former President
Thomas G. Masaryk, a national
holiday as a tribute
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Workers Get Bonus

NEW YORK, Dec. rs QNS).
Distribution of a bonus to all en-
ployes of Fels-Naptha Soap Com
pany was announced by the COM
pany today.
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Big Xmas Gift"

NEW WORKINGS Irene Vargo,
of 1913 East Eighty.second ST., re.
Gently was handed a check for
$4,000, the first prize in the
Grand National Treasure Hunt
contest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
1,O91 Planets Listed

One thousand ninety-one minor
planets discovered between the
years 1901 and 1929 have been
listed in the Research Surveys
of the University of California
Students Observatory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25
kiWanis Festival

The wives and children of the
Kiwanis Club members will at
tend Family Day meeting to-
morrow at 1890 p. m. at the
Mayflower Hotel.
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Christmas Baby

Welcome, stranger!
Washington's first Christmas
baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph H. Starring, of 1851 Mary
land Ave. N. E., at las a. M, to-
day at Sibley Hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25

A group Of best selling coats reduced from
much higher prices. Forstmunn fabrics
flrred with silver fox, mink, Persion lamb,
Cross fox, beaver. black fox and kolinskY.
All ore satin lined and wdrmlY interlined.
Black, brown or green in sizes IL to 20, 38h
to As and 3312 to 471z.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25

Including so of our famous Princess coats
for women and little women. Plenty Of all
black coats. Plenty OF coats with Persian
lamb! Other important turs include tipped
skunk, kolinskY, cross fox, blue (red dyed
fox, black fox, pointed fox. ocelot beaver,
kit fox, squirrel. Frieses and hubby woods
in sizes for women, little women and misses.
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Including all Of our higher priced cootsl
With luxurious furs, lovishlY used-silver
fox, Persian, mink. golYac and kolinskY.
Detachable cupes. soft ripple collars. fur
yoke and sleeve treatments. Beautifully
tailored in Forstmann's diagonal friese, cut
suede nd the new hubby ribbed coating.
Sizes for misses and women.
THIRD FLOOR-BETTER COAT SHOT
The Hecht Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-25

Seul-dYed coneY coats and swug-
gers-in lustrous, jet black!
Beuver-dYed coneY coats and
swuggers-in rich brown shades!
Russian fitch-trimmed sedl-dYed
coney coutsI Ldpin-dYed coneY
swuggers! Brown processed
lamb coats formerly called
American BroudtuiD. Sizes for
misses ond women.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10
RELIEF SURVEY
is APPROVED BY
NATIONAL UNIT
Resources Board viii Aid
Proposal to Create
Employment.

The proposal Of Marvin Smith
Muncie manufacture. for survey
that would be calculated 10 take
men of relief rolls and place them
IN small industries throughout the
state. has been approved b. the Ma
tionaI Resources Board.
Announcement Of approval was
made today by Clarence z. Nianion.
Indiana director Of the National
Emergency Council. on his return
from Washington with Mr.. Smith.
As a starter 100 white collar"
workers are expected 70 be given
employment in taking the census
which viii determine the chief
articles consumed In Indiana and
the chief commodities manufactured
tn the state the idea being 10 en-
gage idle factories FOR turning out
commodities now obtained outside
the state.
The Resources Board has given
the project preferred status. Mr..
Mani0n said. Il was estimated that
$4,000 VIII be expended in the pre-
liminary survey which is expected 10
make Indiana a proving ground for
iar-reaching attempt permanently
70 end unemployment.
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Commerce. arrived here from Wash
ington last night. He was accom-
panied by six investigators.
Dennis Mulligan OF the DEPART
ment Of Commences legal STAFF Will
conduct questioning Of witnesses.
expected 10 include what survivors
Of the crash are able to testify and
farmers living near the scene Of the
tragedy.
Coroner D. w. GOOCh last night
after hours of wrangling between
members Of the jury and Marvel
Davis. Transcontinental & Western
Air Inc attorney. announced that
the verdict stands"
The jurors had found that the
crash occurred because Pilot Harvey
Bolton was flying said plane toe
close to the ground without turning
on the landing lights.
The crash occurred in fog and
darkness near Atlanta. Mo. Mon
day morning. Mr.. Bolton. his CO.
pilot Kenneth GreeSOn and Miss
Jeanne Anne Hillias. all Of Kansas
City, and Senator Bronson Cutting
Of New Mexico and Mrs. William
Kaplan, wife Of a Hollywood film
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10

DIARIES nastor Mothers Day services at
and 10 IS n.
All soull. Unitsrian-Ths Rev P s. c.
Rev B1rdette Backus on Values
Mother Homo and Church night. Jesus
Appears 70 Some Fishermen"
Broadway Evangelieal--The Rev. George
Mothers Mission And Reward" night.
Young peorls service.
IrvinEton Presbvterian-The Rev. John
EsTgtSonu past9T M 0Tgb fSse
from Tech high school.
Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev. Bert
r johnson pastor Morning theme,
Mother the Un-Worried Guide" night.
DIT Hs reid Fey OF New York will be the
speaker.
All souls Unitarian-The Rev. F s. c.
Alexander vicar. Holy Communion.
30 a m. church school 9:45: morning
Garfield Park EvangelicaI-The Rev.
Norman H Schultz. pastor. Morning
theme. Mothers Loving Arms"
Bible, Tabernacle The Rev F L; ABBOTT.
Face Prosperity or Panic?'
St Paul EpiscopaI-The Rev william
Burrows. rector Holy Communion 80
a. m. morning prayer and sermon by
rector, l0.45.
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert
J Wilson. pastor Morning theme,
Mothers Wages: night. The Book of
Journeys" -
Unity Truth Center-The Rev Murrell
9. Powell, pastor. Morning theme. God
Fostering
Memorial Baptst-The Rev. George G.
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Sunday Services in City Churches

Troub Memorial Presbytsrian--Thc Rev.
Lem L Latham. pastor Morning theme.
b ~ Crosses q ne World
Madison Avenue VI The Rsv
Charles mccullough pastor Morning
theme Mothers Day sermon. nlgat.
etarEeist.c service.
Edvin Raw NJ E-Ths Rsv william
Talbot Jones PASTOR Morning theme
The Mirror % Motherhood" night ~
Covenant WIN God
second TvanEslicaI-Ths Rsv ? c
Wachrlfz pastor Morning theme OR
DEBT 20 Motherhood. night. a White
Life
Roberts Park VI F-The Rev william
Bel. pastor Morning theme. nings
Jesus D.a Not say night. Reapins the
Fairriew Presbyterian The Fev virg,l
. Raglan. pastor Morning theme. n
Mother Day Med 'atlon.'
Brirhtwood VI. E.-The Rsv T Tay-
l0r pastor Morning theme q rue
Why I. Has Lived
Bsuaire N. E.-The Rev z. Ear Jones,
pastor Morning tnemle. The NO. Nobil ~ 81
tons Of Those Dead in Sin
M0rthWnod thrfstGan- me FbeF- X Mel
v-r Thompson pastor Morning theme.
Mothers Who Took T. Upon Themselves
St PauIs Evangelical-The Rev Irwin
r Kracke pastor. Morning theme.
Rare Treasure
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-Th Rev
,hems. 4 House Or a Home, night
Mothers pay pageant presented Dr. the
Meridian Masqgers
Irvington VI. E-The Rev GUY Car
pen-er. pastor Morning theme Mother
hood Reward night. Young people S
night With an address oy Dr.. Percy Julian
of De PAW UNIVERSITY
Fdgewood VI. E.-The Rev N o Rob
bins pastor Morning sermon by the Rev
y P Cross and night sermon BY Mrs
Mary KnOde
Advent Episeopal-The Rev George s
Sog-nWorth. rector. Holy Communion. 100
a no Sunday School. 30, sermon by
Bishop Francis az H.
BriRhtwood Christian-The Rev. Jacob
j " strife pastor Morning theme
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q Honor Thy Mother" night. Where Is
the God Of Judgment
Central Avenue VI E.-Ths Rev. Charles
by he Rsv w.niam c HsTtinger. on No
Place Like Home night, No.hers Day
y0lng people service
Churches Of Christ. seientist-Ths Les, Les
sou-Sermon for al churches o. Christ.
Mar"
Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev Herbert
Weckmuelle pastor. Morning service.
Mothers Day program.
Broadway VI. E.-The Rev Richard NJ
Willard. pastor. Morning theme. Behold
ny Moi her night, The Resp on
Fletcher Place NJ. E.-The Rev. Howard
@ Lytle. pastor. Morning theme, q
pastor. night. DIT John G. Benson viii
speaf in connection with the observance
OF Child Health week
First Friends--The Rev. o Herschel
Folger. pastor. Morning theme. Mothers
OF Men
ST. Paul VI E-The Rev Charles R.
Llzenbv, pastor Morning theme. II Is TO
Share; night. "Imitators Of God"
First Moravian EpiscopaI-Ths Rev.
Donald " Conrad. pastor. Morning
theme The Vesture Of Motherhood.
Missionary TabernacIe-The Rev. Otto
Mater pastor Morning sermon, EN-
blems OF the Holy Spirit" afternoon
theme bv the Rev Wilbur McGinnins.
Gospel Opportunities. night. Bethel
and Penel" by the Rev Amos Pearson.
Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev Paul L Beck pastor. Morning theme.
"A Cody Mother a Great Heritage >
night. The Revival az Berea.
Christ Church EpiscOpal-The Rev Z.
Anger Powell. rector Holy Communion,
"a m: church school 80; morning pray
or and sermon at l0.45.
Woodruff Place Baptist-The Rev. L. z.
Trent pastor Morning theme, The Home
BeautifulT. night Is There Cause?
Third Christian-The Rev. William F.
Rothernberger. pastor. Morning theme,
Inherited Character
Zion Evangelical-The Frederick r.
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Kimsev. pastor Mornins Mothers Day
theme night. Memories. Mothers
Dav play.
81. Matthew Luthsrsn-The Rev. L. G
e Faekler. pastor Morning theme The
Power"
Fountain Square Christisn-The Rev. S
The Way Of Mothers niEhi, Nora
weight
University Park Christian The Rev
James II. Tllsey. pastor Morning meme;
our Mothers, night Homes That Build
Personalities for Eternal Life.
H Kendall. pastor Morning theme. our
Mothers; night. union services a. West
washington Street Presbyterian Church.
St. Paurs Reformed-The Rev. William
theme ns The wa1 10 saI iva English
theme. Chosen for Service
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. william H
Knierim, pastor. Morning theme, The
Divine Motherhood.
Roosevelt Temple NJ. E.--The Rev
LYMAN c MUIR. pastor Morning theme
by the Rev Joseph G Moore; night The
Possibilities Of Life
Truth Center of Applied Christianity
The Rev Edna r MaUzy, pastor Morning
theme. Growing Up. in Christ with
special Mothers Day Music.
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Buleisen. pastor. Morning theme. "A
Noble Desire Or. Sure TO Win; night,
Freedom From EVERYDAY Life
st. Georges P. E.-The Rev. Francis
Tetu. vicar Holy communion a. m.
church school. 845; morning sermon az
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10
U. S. PROBE OF
CRASH STARTED;
JURY ADAMANT
Coroner'S Aids Refuse to
Change Verdict Blaming
Veteran Pilot.
uifcd Press

MACON, May 10-Department of
Commerce investigators today
started hearings on the crash of
TWA airliner, in which five persons
were killed after a coroner's jury
resOlutely refused demands Of an
air company attorney that its YER
dict be changed.
Maj. R. w. Schroeder. chief air
line inspector for the Department of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10

executive. were fatally injured Paul
Wing and C. b CPaO Drew. both Of
HOLLYWOOD. were the most seriously
injured Of the eight survivors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10
FEEL WON ERF VI.
EVE R Y Day
pERHAPS you

pERHAPS you
Il could if you
did not have To-
suffer from peri
odio pains and dis
comforts. Have
you tried Lydia F.
Pinkham' $ TabletSS
Sally MarieI
works in a mill
in Putnam, Con-
IL H.. r~,ff .
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10

necticut. She had dizzy spells
every month. "One of my friends
told me about your Tablets, she
says, They are wonderful. ="
Chocolate coated Small size % cent?.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10

Christ Church Episcopal-The Rev z.
Anger Powell rector Holy Communion,
q m: church school. $50; morning pray
~ and sermon at l0.45.
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Woodruff Place Bsptist-The Rev. L. Z.
Beautiful; night. rs There a Cause?'
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Third Cbristian-The Rev. william F
Rothernberger. pastor Morning theme
Inherited Character
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Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Pev paul L Beck pastor Morning theme,
"A cody Mother a Great Heritage /;
night The Revival az Berea.
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Zion EvangeIicaI-The Frederick R.
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st. Georges p E.-The Rev Francis
Tetu. vicar Holy communion a. m.
church school. s45; morning sermon a.
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Truth Center of Applied Christianity
The Rev Edna 2 MaUzy, pastor Morning
theme. Growing Up in Christ" with
special Mothers Day Music.
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River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D Billeisen. pastor Morning theme. "A
Noble Desire Or. Sure 10 Win; night,
Freedom From Everyday Life.
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Advent Episcopal-The Rev George S
Sou-hW0rth rector Holy Communion. Z. 30
a m Sunday School 30. sermon by
Bishop Francis a. II.
Brightwood Christian-The Rev. Jacob
n strife uazfor Morning theme
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10

Mater pastor. Morning sermon. En-
blems OF the Holy Spirit" afternoon
theme by the Rev. Wilbur McGinnins;
Gospel Onportunities' night, Betnei
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SHOUTS FACTORY

Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George {
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Roosevelt-TempIe NJ. E-The Rev.
LYMAN c. MUIR. pastor Morning theme,
by the Rev Joseph G. Moore; night. The
Possibilities Of Life"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-12
Boy Flees From
Operation Threat

LOS ANGELES. Sept. l2. (U.P)-
An eleven-year- old boy. who wanted
no part OF an operation. was out
whiting police at every turn today
as he lodged down streets and alleys
in his escape from children'S hos
pital
Three times since he slipped away
from the hospital last night in his
nightgown, Howard Cline was re-
orted seen but each time he was
gone again when police arrived. The
last time he wheedled a pair of
trousers and shirt from a kind
housewife before continuing his
flight.
Twenty officers were assigned TO
search for the boy. Throughout the
night they secured the neighbor-
hood but caught not n single glimpse
Of the hah-naked figure. They be-
heved he had hidden himself IN
some park.
Howard Smuggled himself out OF
a rear door after hearing nurses say
the doctors were going to operate
on him today
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-12
E d gar Brothers
Hardware Store
Offer Bargains

In celebration of the complete
remodeling and Encouragement of
stocks of their hardware store at
$50 Main Street, Edgar Bros. Co.
offer store wide bargains in a great
sale starting tomorrow, Friday,
September 13, according to L. F..
Holcomb, manager.
Reductions have been made on
host of household needs Hol-
comb declared; including two fine
gas ranges and many small articles
so essential to the busy housewife
The new set-up of stock and
fixtures makes it far more conven-
lent for shoppers to find what they
want and to move about the store
without being crowded by others
Many specials in glassware, tools,
garden implements, sporting goods,
and almost anything wanted in
household and hardware lines are
prominently displayed for the in
spection of valley people who are
interested in getting more for their
money during this event. Hol-
comb concluded.