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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15

az anyOSOddal talalkOZtam, akl
o1yan egeszseges, mint a makk.
Hat NIT szolsz ehhez, te lokoto !?
Amire Kadosa minden zavar
nelkul felelte:
Mar bocsanatot kerek,
ugyved ur, mem ait mondtam en-,
hogy meghalt az anyosom, ha-
nem csak ait mondtam, hogy
szeretnek elmenni a temetesere.
Es tessek elhinni, hogy ARA BIZ
zony nagyon szeretnek elmenni.
Megertette Eotvos Karoly a
furfangot es azota folyton jo-
solgatta:
- Macy ugyved lesz meg va
lamikor ebbol Kadosa gyerek-
Dol, ha megeri.
Sajnos, bizony mem erte meg.
Jott Macy kaszas es elvitte oda,
ahol nincs pereskedes. Mert in
STALLION, hogyan is lehet peres-
kedni oft, ahol legfels6bb bro
szeke elott kell alljon az ember,
akinek SCENE belat szivekbe es
az agyvelokbe, akinek XII Sc kell
mondani a gondolatot, ugyis tud-
ia, hogy mirol van $40. Nit hasz-
nal oft az iigyvedi furfang ahol
mem lehet csurni-csavarni. -. Ia
Ian ez az Okla annak, hogy olyan
keves ugyved van mennyor-
szagban. Hiszen mem tudnanak
oft megelni.
Errol a Kadosa Marcellrol ju-
tott eszembe, hogy nagyon SEE
rette a gyerekeket. Mem mehe-
tett ell mellettik, hogy meg ne
szolitsa. meg ne simogassa, meg
ne ajandekozza a kis lurkokat.
Egyszer eppen Balaton mellett
volt nyaron, Almadiban es lat
ia, hogy egy mezitlabas kis gye-
rex, aki valami urasagi beres
fla lehetett, er6sen nezeget egy
nagy tablat, amely a fiiszeres
| bolt ele volt kiteve k0vetkezG
felirassal:
= Ebben boltban koolaj, ko-
csiken6cs, ostornyel, patkoszeg
es mas fuszerek kaphatok.
] Nosza benyult a zsebebe Ka-
dosa nagy gyorsan, kihalaszot,
egy fenyes tizkrajcarost es ra.
szolott joindulattal a kis mezit.
labas gyerekre:
= Hallod-e, kis porontyom
ehol la tiz krajcar, olvasd ell ne.
KEN, hogy mi van ARA a tablara
irva?
A gyerek el6bb elvette a til
krajcart, maid lenezoleg mon
dotta:
= No, ahogy a maga cifra ru
hajat nezem, magarol Sc hittem
hogy maga Sc tud olvasni.
Es hogy az utolso szot is ell
mondjam Kadosa felol, hadd
arulom el, hogy rendkiviil buszk'
volt tulajdon gyerekeire. Egy
seer csak elkezdi meselni uton
utfelen, hogy milyen okos eye
rex negy ewes kis leanykaja
Mines annak parja a vilagon. E
lehet ait vinni a komediaba E:
penzert mutogatni.
! Megszolalt erre Eotvos Karol,
nagy szeliden:
- Hallod-e fam, aztan mive
tudod igazolni, hogy olyan oko.
a kis leanykad?
! Meghokkent a kerdesre eg,
kisse Kadosa, de csakhamar fel
vidult az area es jo kedvve
kezdte meselni nagy iigyved
mex:
- Hat tudja, Karoly bacsi, er
mostanaban beteges vagyok, men
tudok elaludni, tehat az orvo.
altato porokat irt fel nekem
Mikor mar az agyban fekszem
be kell nekem venni azokbol ke
port, ami azutan hamarosar
alomba merit.
Megpihent egy kicsit Kadosa
maid ICY folytatta:
- A multkoriban nagy uta
tettem, kozben gyalog is soka
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15

dIld, HOSy PClSoNSulli NSZuJSh
birosagok elott, aminel mines ked
vesebb mulatsaga a magyar sziv'
mex. Observation-Disclosures mem
is volt joravalo az a magyar csa-
lad, melynek mem volt valami
joravalo, aparol-fiura, unokara
dedunokara tovabbszallo pere, q
melyet szeretettel becezgettek,
apolgattak a torveny hivatalos
utvesztoin keresztul. Eltartott
egy-egy joravalo per szaz evig
is es nemcsak az ugyvedek el-
tex belole, de a csalad is. sok
hasznat latta. Teszem ait nehai
Ilosvay Karoly mikor ferjhez ad-
ia leanyat csengeri szolgabiro-
hoz, ait mondta ujdonsiilt veje-
mex:
Most, ebben a pillanatban
csak tizezer forint hozomanyt tu-
dok adni neked, fam, de ha
megnyerjiik nagy pert.
Azota meghalt szolgabiro is.
Ilosvay is, meg a fatal asszony-
ka is, de nagy per meg most
sc d6lt ell es talan mem is lesz
vege soha.
Mem merck hozzafogni peres.
kedeshez, inert eppen csak annyi1
kerdeztem a multkoriban egy
amerikai magyar lgyved bara-
tomtol:
Hallod-e, pajtas, elmarad1
munkaber cimen lehetne-e per-
inditani?
Csendes borozas kozben tor
tent ez. Az en- iigyved baraton
ramnezett es nagyon komoly
arccal felelte:
Lehetne. Vedd tudomasul
tarajos, hogy pert minden elmer
lehet inditani.
Tobbet mem beszeltink a dolos
fel6l, de mikor tavozoban vol
tunk, ait mondja nekem az e,
kedves igyved baratom:
Van-e nalad OF dollar, ia
rajoss n~r
) Gyanakodva kerdeztem:
Mire?
AIT mondja rea az en- tisztel
baratom szigoru hangon:
= Annyi jar nekem jogi ia
nacsert, amit odabent adtam ne
ked.
No, minek mondjam, hogy men
adtam neki egy voros krajcar
sem, eloszor is azert, inert men
volt, masodszor meg azert, mer
kulonben is en- akartam tole o
dollart kolcsonkerni. Icy azonba1
mem mertem, tehat OF dollar
amugyis megkeresett azzal, hog,
mem kellett adjon. Ellenben ell
mondtam neki a hajdunanas
gazda esetet, ami ekeppen tor
tent:
A hajdunanasi gazda atment
szomszedjahoz, aki veletleniil ep
pen iigyved ember volt es ko
molly hangjan ait mondta neki ::
- Azert jottem at, tekintete
ur. inert iigyvedi tanacsot sze
retnek kerni.
Mestersegenel fogva nyomba
kesz volt ARA az iigyved es biz
tatta a gazdat:
- Halljuk a szot, tisztelt gaz
da baratom.
Hat csak eppen annyi len
ne az egesz, hogy harom pom
pas fajtyukomat osszetepte eg.
y haszontalan kutya. Nit tehetnek
Megmagyarazta AIT az iigyve
nagy keszseggel:
Mines annal egyszerubb do
log a vilagon. "A kutya tulajdo
nosa tartozik a kutya altal oko
zott kart megteriteni. Eel kel
sz6litani a fizetesre.
Falusi ember leven a gazda
falusi eszjarasanak megfelel
6rafnssSppa1 kerdezte:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-15
Mikor Jon q japan kare?

Japan allitolag ketszaz dolla-
ros automobilbkat akar a piacra
vetni ebben az orszagban.
Sajnos, ha csakugyan ez lenne
Japan szandeka, akkor a mi auto
magnasaink az utjat magas va
mokkal biztosan elzarjak, hiszen
szazotven eve mindig a magas
vamok segitsegevel fosztottak ki
az iparmagnasok az orszagot.
De ha csakugyan tudna Japan
nagy mennyisegben ilyen kocsi-
kat csinalni, ~ inert kis mennyi-
segben mar csinalja - akkol
vegre az amerikai fogyasztok
igazan megkapnak az automobi.
lokban penziik cricket.
Amt ma lit az autogyarak
csinalnak, az nagyobb rablas az
utonallasnal.
Olyan oriasi profittal dolgoz.
max, olyan Macy hasznot csapnak
kocsikhoz, hogy ha szaz sza.
zalekosan dolgoztatnanak a gya.
rakban, ezer percentet keresne.
mex a befektetett tokere.
Aki mem hiszi, sziveskedjek q
General Motors profitjat, vagy a
tobbi autogyarak profitjat at
nezni.
Csak felidoket ha dolgoznak
de extra osztalekot tudnak fizetn
inert ha csak negyed idot len
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12

the American fiStlcuffer, and was IN
the throes of signing for a world
heavyweight championship fight
with Max Baer sometime this sum-
mer
Immediately my head was emptied
of automotive data and in poured a
full line Of boxing facts, such as
right crosses, double crosses, Jim
Figg's middle name. hooks, upper
cuts, chisels, con men, and blind
judges. And-Without one bit of ef-
fort on my part-I became a fight
expert and will give you, in exact
detail, how Schmeling cut down
Hamas in Hamburg and, in turn.
will again be cut down by the Baer.
Hamas Not Fighter
Schmeling beat Hanas because he
is a fighter and 5amas isn't. The
only thing the Penn Slater ever had
was a fair. but wild, right hand and
plenty Of heart These virtues were
more than offset by a trick knee
earned in football, and an unbe-
iievable awkwardness. He beat
Schmeling a year ago only because
the German was out of condition
and the fight was for IL and not
l3 rounds. I saw that fight in Philly
and Max, despite a brutal beating
during the early heats. had Hamas
out on his feet in the 18th One
more round and Steve would have
departed from the scene Of battle
first, toes upturned.
Schmelng (snd here's where |
begin to get very authoritative viii
never beat Baer, however. That was
written IN the books in the first
round of their fight several years
ago. In that fight, 5chmeling, run
ming over with confidence, walked
out in the opening round and laid
doWn-squarely on Baer's chin-as
lard right hand punch as he will
ever throw. Behind It was all MS
10 pounds. As it landed, Schmeling,
with a look Of triumph on his face,
stepped back 10 give Baer room ii
which 70 fall
Baer didn't fall He didn't even
waver. He grinned Silly, stuck out
mis- chin, and said.
Is tha the best you've got, you
German Cdeleted by editors? If l.
IS. I'm going to kill you And nc
damned near did.
That sort Of thing isn't going to
help Schmeling when he next meets
Baer. (See, I'm a psychological eX-
pert, too He'll walk out whipped
man. And--you may take my SOL
enn word for it-he1l be carried out
whipped man.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
Boy Meadows
Season Opens

SAN MATEO, Calf, March II.
W.P)--Horse racing in northern Cali
fornia began its acid test today with
the opening of the spring meeting
at william P. Kyne's Bay Meadows
track
Never before in the history of
modern racing north of the Teha-
chapis have track operators made
an earnest effort to assess each and
every spectator an admission fee.
Track owners were apprehensiye
Of the reaction of betting citizen
ry accustomed to receiving passes
as an inducement 10 go to the tracks
and bet.
The charges Kyne assessed at the
gate were comparatively moderate
81 for general admission, $l65 for
clubhouse privileges. They were le-
wed at the earnest request of the
state racing commission which
pointed to the success of the Santa
Anita track, where admission prices
we're higher, as proof that race
fans viii pay 10 get in and spend
their money.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
TROJANS TAKE
COAST TITLE

CORVALLIS, Ore, March IL. up
After three successive years of ef-
fort, University of Southern Califor-
MIA representative took back to Los
Angels today the Pacific Coast con-
ference basketball championship.
Sam Barry's boys won the title
last night by defeating Oregon State.
1921, in a wild and exciting game,
the deciding contest of a three
game series between the southern
division champions and the repre-
sentatiyes Of the northern division.
The only field goal scored by Err
ME Holbrook, Trojan forward, was
the deciding blow of a battle in
which the lead shifted hands as Of
ten as a chameleon stranded on q
piece Of plaid changes colors.
The final game was the hardest
and toughest Of the three played
on the Oregon State court in the
title series. -Four players-Guttero
and Dram Of u. S. c., Palmer and
Conkling of o. S. C.-Were banished
via the personal foul route. Thirty
personal fouls were called by the
perspiring officials, Oran Landreth
Of Long Beach, Calf, and Archie
Buckley of Spokane, Wash.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
CENTRAL NINE
PLAYS TODAY
At HOLTV|LLE

Central high school baseball men
trek to Holtvii-s this afternoon to
meet the latter school in their OPEN
ing league game.
Lawless is out at shortstop, ana
Tommy Jones, Billy Miller, and
Frankie Lambeth are players men
toned to take his place.
The remainder of the lineup stays
the same.
This game. scheduled for last Sat-
urday, was postponed because of the
condition of the Holtpiile diamond
which was being worked over and
was not ready for use.
Next Saturday, the local school
will take on Imperial in that city.
Central junior college athletes
have expressed their desire to or
ganize a baseball team it was learn
ed today. put so far nothing defin-
ite has been decided. Several work.
outs among students who wish to
play have been held after school.
pending the decision upon whether
CT not a regular team will be organ
zed.
Final play-offs in the junior COL
lege-high school tennis matches
we're not held yesterday, the schools
day at the fair interfering.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
BY HENRY McLEMoRE

! United Press Staff Correspondent
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
12.-Its amazing how expert a
sports writer becomes at being an
expert. Take me, for example. I've
been in the business only seven or
eight years, and am still a COM
parative novice. Yet already p can
float from one sport to another
with more ease than the young
man-in- tights who playedwith-
everybody in the = house-like-a-
mouse.
/ I've been in Florida two months
now, and a study of my memory
book reveals that have written
concise, authoritative monographs
en- the following subjects: wrestling,
boxing, tennis dawn and clay court
polo (horse and water, swimming
con top and rmder), circus. skating
( dce and roller, automobiling and
wrestling Cframed and phoney).
| It's positively no effort any more.
/ I'll show you. Two minutes ago l
/ was an automotive expert, here to
cover Sir Malcolm Campbell's ef-
forts TO lift the worlds land speed
record to 300 miles an hour My
head, from forehead TO cerebelum,
was simply jammed with Facts on
gear boxes. four-speeds forward
cylinders, petroleum and rCar-wheeI
! drive.
Then-just moment ago--I pick
ed up a paper and saw where Amy
Ondra's husband, Max Schmeling
working in a Hamburg ring, had
made hamburger of Steve Hamas
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12

and I've handled 'em ALL" (Signed
Clay Bailey, Radioman U. S. N
Right back flashed the Dodge an
swer to the returning explorer: will
have new Dodge awaiting you."
Throughout big America, too, the
sales response to this new Dodge is
the most sensational in history. Never
before has any car, so low-priced,
given such clear-cut supremacy in
dollar-for-dollar value. And remember,
with all its e5 basic advancements, the
big, New Value Dodge delivers for
just a few dollars more than lowest
priced cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
VALLEY GOLF
STARS 7 URN
BACK YUMA

+ Scoring a total of 22is points to
a. for their opponents, Imperial
Valley golfers Sunday defeated an
! invading army of Yuma club WELD
ers. headed by VIC 5lalack, winner
OF the recent tournament held at
the Barbara Worth Country club
Scores were based on one point
or the first nine holes. one for the
next nine and one for the aggregate
score. Even scores were split, halt
Going to each team
Scores of the various contestants,
B representing valley golfers and
y" the Yuma players;
W Elvander and B. Burke tB)
defeated " Blalack and H. Salas
CY) 2l5 to y.
J. Strobel and Don Rex (B), de-
feated b. Black and A. H. Mcclure
~, 80.
W McPherrin and r. Lott (B),
defeated George Harper and L.
Odett CY), 80.
l. Rogers and 7. Leng (B) de-
icated Nelson Jones and H. Thack-
er tY). 2la to Il.
NJ. Horton and N. Deaton (B),
defeated e Ham and Ben Fisher
(Y), 2-1.
Bob Fahs and w Currier OBJ, de-
ieated DR.. Cain and B. Minor (Y),
81.
R. Birchfield and John Kepley
lB). defeated DR.. Kimball and F.
Bradford CY), 80.
Jim Carson and R. D. McPher-
lin (B), and P. Nance and Jim
Noonan (Y), tied at 11a each.
George Young and Al Craveth
b, defeated Bill Huss and Charles
Snyder (Y), 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
BY ARTHuR c. DECK

LOS ANGELES. March I2.-It
may be next week. It may be neXt
month. It may be 10 years. or even
100. but some day someone's going
10 make a successful running high
jump at 7 fee. 2 inches.
At any rate that's what Cornelius
johnson, the lanky young Negro
nom Compton, Calf, thinks. And
johnson should know something
about jumping for he is holder OF
the national A A. U. indoor higf
jumping championship and for
three years has been A. A. U.
champion outdoor leaper
But" he hastily added. The
man who tops the bar at seven
feet two won't be me. I expect to be
a top notch jumper for about three
years. Not any longer"
In spite of the Young, ebony-skin-
ned jumpers opinion OF himself,
Dean Cromwell. track coach at the
University of Southern California,
has an opinion that if there is a
man living today who can lift him.
self more than seven feet. that man
is johnson.
Cromwell made the assertion af-
ter watching Johnson's perform
ance when he returned from win
ming the indoor championship at
New York City two weeks ago.
Why the young negro has set the
shooting mark at feet, 2 inches,
he didn't say. but that seems to be
the "stratosphere" which most high
jumpers look to, ne said.
Says Tall Men Needed
Il expect to jump 6 feet Il inch
es in the Olympic tryouts or in the
Olympic games" johnson said con-
fidently, but that will be about my
limit. I'm not tall enough to go
much higher. II will take a man at
least three inches taller than am
johnson sands 6 feet three and a
half inches and if he carries out his
hopes of clearing the bar at s feet
IL inches, it will set a new worlds
record.
Johnson's best mark to date is 6
feet Sss inches, set last July in the
national championships when he
tied with Walter Marty, Of Frasno,
Calf, who holds the worlds record
of 6 feet 9ls inches.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
I1XOi{K
NEGRO JUMPER SAYS BAR WILL
BE CROSSED OVER SEVEN FEET

The young Negro sensation was
lInbeaten in IL meets during his
European tour last summer when he
met the best of foreign jumpers. He
is confident of making the Amer
ican Olympic team and has picked
Marty and Al Treadgill, Negroes
from Temple university. as his
teammates.
But I get as much kick out Of
running as do out of Jumping" he
said. II ike to run the 220. I've
made II in 2i5."
And take it from me-" he added.
This Ralph Metcalfe is not through
either. He'll be back and viii win
the 1896 Olympic l00-meter title
hands down.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
DODGE ECONOMY BRINGS
ORDER FROM SOUTH POLE
Byrd Expedition Operator lntercepts
Broadcast :. Sends Worlds Longest
Distance Order 5000 Miles To Detroit

EvERYWHERE motorists are switch
IL ing to the economy of the big,
powerful, New-Value Dodge. But i'm
agine the surprise when this radio
message, from far-of Little America,
reached the Dodge factory, from Radio
Operator Clay Bailey, aboard Admiral
Byrd's flagship. Mr.. Bailey ywirelessed:
picked up radio description last
night of new Dodge that does twenty
and more miles per gallon Of gas. You
can place my order now. Please have
Coupe awaiting me Boston on our
return to States. You can take in and
sell my old Dodge now. 1t was a
darned good car. After months of
roughing it in this sea and ice that new
Airglide Ride will certainly feel
swell. Dodge has always been the
inest riding and driving and most
economical car | have ever driven
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
Schmeiing Must
Fight Once More

NEW YORK, March II. Up -
Jimmy Johnston, boxing promoter
or Madison Square garden, and the
New York state athletic commission
were agreed today that Max Schmel-
ing must fight one more time before
he gets that chance at Max Baer's
world title.
Contrary to the announcement
made by Joe Jacobs, Schmeling's
American manager, that everything
was set for Schmeling and Baer in
June, Johnston said that the Ger
man probably would be matched
with the winner of the current elm
nation.
AS expected, the commission re-
cards Schmeling as just another
contender and insists now that he
fight one more to prove his right to
meet Baer.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
CHRY 81 ER MOTORS
DODGE DIVISION

NEW. VALUE DODGE $645 and up.
All prices f. o. b. factory, Detroit, subject
10 change without notice. Time payments
10 fl your budget Ask for fhe oficia |
ChEysler Motors Commercial Credit Plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
JACKSON BEATS CUMMINGS

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March l2.
U.R)-Yukon Jake jackson, 154, used
an arm lock both times he threw
Bob Cummings, 1852, to win the main
wrestling match at the Legion sta
dunn last night:
Jackson took the first and third
falls and Cummings won the second
with an Indian death grip.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
OXY PICKS CAPTAIN

LOS ANGELES, March IL. UP)--
Bob Packer, forward, today became
captain OF the 1896 Occidental COL
lege basketball team. He succeeds
Marsh Topping, brother of Keith
Topping, football and basketball
star at Stanford.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
ROGERS & TISON .
MAIN STREET Ell CENTRIC
Ethics in
ADVERTISING
P1epdredby
of Research Educat Federation of America
cation, Advertising Federation Of A1ne17c0
764 MAIN STREET

FUNDAMENTAL human traits much the same whei-
work and associate with each other But workers
possessed of the native honesty find that lines
of endeayo offer to ethical practice than
do others This is particularly true about activities which by
their nature are public and always open to inspection Deceit
does not usually flourish when exposed the light Of day
inns one reason why men who adverlse learned long ago
that false advertising does not pay They learned also that the
false advertising of few Injuries all who make of this me-
dum to sell goods for public confidence the reliability of ad
vertising is the keystone in its successful USE
Twenyeight years ago. group Of far-seeng advertising
banded together national association with the slogan
Truth in Advertising" This organization exered great
uence advertising practices and promoted effective ethical
standards Now known the Advertising Federation of Amer
c this association still continuing its good work From its
activities grew the weknown Better Business Bureaus located
many cities and forming Independent national group aff
lated with the Federation Other national advertising ogan
cations formed special fields and all cooperate
make advertising better servant Of the and
efficient economic force.
framing of business National Recov
Act provided great opportunity for constructive work by
advertising who inserted clauses most of the codes
hbtng the kind Of advertising which mseads the consumer
selves Realizing the Importance of advertising to business they
dsng thus increase its beeyaby and usefulness
One of the most important factors preserving high stan
dars Of advertising ethics is the censorship by the own
of annually by refusing advertising which fails to come
All this sepoicing in the advertising business combined
with the that the very of advertising makes honesty
the best policy has helped to make this one of the clean
activities in business Of it not hundred per cent
pure-nohng is The small amount of really bad advertising
which still exists does not hide in dark corners however, for ad
vertsng be conducted under it possible with
most kinds of shady dealing.
carrying its messages the people, good advertising
ntepres merchandising facts in terms of life and human
ton few critics think that all advertising language
should be cody impersona should confne itself strictly
giving objective information But in spite Of the critics.
warmbooded human beings who prefer to listen to ad
verng appeals which pusate with their feelings and
tves Beauty poetry and have place all high stan
dards Of ethical expression
Most advertising honest and sincerely human and has
the confidence of the public.
Copyright Advertising federation OF America
Valley Press ADVERT
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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12

Storage reservoirs of the Salt Ri
yer valley held 100000 acre feet OF
water recently.
The Washington times., 1935-09-11
tOdy'' A Girls Struggle for Love and Home
''Wife In CuStOd "
BIZ Beatrice Lubitz

Later this week would another sorrowful anniversary
Drks death And then the end of August year, One
year Topped off her marriage Next year would be two
then three And then would be years divorced than
The Washington times., 1935-09-11

Blackboard leaned over the rail. "RememberI'
he called IF you're not back at noon the day
after tomorrow, kill all the prisoners! Tell that
to Governor johnson! And tell him it's Blackboard
that says sol"
The Washington times., 1935-09-11

Richards commanded the expedition. Marks the
merchant, wore a scarlet cloak that Blackboard
tossed him when he complained that chill breeze
was rising 1t cloak that the pirate had had
made for himself.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

COAT. fur collar. cost 5000 90: a bargain.
Evening gowns dresses. Paris. size is,
shoes. Phone Potomac 3U21
Evening star., 1935-09-29

CONVERTORs for Neon signs so $50,
$50 600. > 900 watts: perfect: cheap
Line 4lHp 232n Chester Anacost1a