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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
RECIN HERE TODAY

Marcia Garfield. daughter of
wealthy Philip Garfield, knows
that the neighborhood is buzzins
with gossip over the sudden dis
appearances of Frank kendriek.
whose engagement to Mareis has
been announced. :
Since his disappearanee, a short
age in Hendricks business ae-
count, has been discovered.
Refusing to let others know how
deeply she has been hurt, Marcia
soes TO the dramatic club try-outs
and is given the leading part in
the forthcoming play. Dorothy
Osborne, who dislikes Marcia, is
given a less important part.
Afterward Marcia, her friend,
Helen Waddell. and several others
atop at Stellieeis restaurant. Four
men enter and stase a holdup.
Mareia's purse, containing ring
that was her mothers, is taken.
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VII
At 5 o'clock IN the morning,
while Marcia, a few hours after
her return TO the hotel, was sleep
ing. Frank Kendrick, a dozen
blocks away. packed suitcase in
q dingv room. His meeting with
John Waddell, on the day before
yesterday, had signaled impera-
lively for further flight. He had
considered il ever since, remain
ingaway from the restaurant.
John. of course, had recognized
him. had not been fooled by his
denial. Whether he knew the rea-
son for Franks absence from
Bobbs Neck, he would, as a casual
friend and as a relative of closer
friends of Frank, most certainly
inquire. The replies to his in
quiries could hardly fail to bring
him again, or to bring someone
else. to the restaurant. On the
heels of his inquiries, indeed,
might come the law.
In the darkness of the winter
morning, in the chill of the cheap
room, Frank Kendrick felt tho
comfort of a wash of
self pity over the sores of his self
respect. A few weeks ago he had
been popular, successful. Popular
because of his success; successful
through his popularity. Success
had been so easy, he had always
thought it must be because he was
of stuff superior TO other men.
Only recently had the thought oe-
Cured 10 him that his marketing
Of conservative investments in
town of moneyed people had not
been a difficult task. The Ken
bricks have been favorably known
in that neighborhood for genera
tons: the last of their line had
been borne smoothly on an &C
emulation of esteem. And popu-
larity had been so easy; only re-
Gently had il occurred TO him that
his prestige and reputation might
not have survived an earlier test.
Weighed and found wanting"
Well, he had never been weighed
before. The mature weight of a
Kendrick, in Bobbs Neck. was
chalked up at birth, and was hard
ly ever questioned again.
he had brought his own weight
into question. But If it had not
been for others
There. of course, was the real
fault. He had been led into
strange, deep waters, and aban-
doned to struggle alone. He would
never have foundered had he fol-
lowed his own course. How, Frank
Kendrick demanded Of himself,
could he be blamed for the actions
of other people?
He had always sold safe invest
I,,.k H. Ca.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
Files Suit Against
Coughlin NUSJ Rule

SOLE dissent
~ err to in
dorse ment Of
William Lemke
a t F a I h e r
c o u 6 h Ii n s
NUSJ conven-
ton in Cleve-
land in August.
John H. O'Don-
nell Of Pitts
burgh has filed
suit asking re-
moval Of the
priest and 9TH
ers as trustees
Of the union.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
,0s Baltimore Pike, Riverdale. Natl. So
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS.
MONEY TALKS!
S9.750

1905 N. 10th St.. Waveriy Hills. Va,
" block east Of Glebe rd 2 blocks south
from Lee Highway. This beautiful CEN
ter-entrance Colonial home consists OF
very spacious rooms throughout. 1st floor
large dining ; F9om and sxceDtionally larse
breakfast room and opens on a good
sized screen porch. Kitchen is COM
piete with large electric refrigerator and
insulated gas range. Ample cabinet space
built in around sink and large pantry
closet. large bed rooms and 2 fulfilled
large Closets Master bed a room GGs has Tafs pri-
vate bath and 2 closets. Basement has
large-size recreation ROOM finished in
knotty pine. with big open fireplace and
mantle. There is also a separate laundry
room. several storage closet rooms and
fuel and furnace room in the basement
Hot-water heat. oil-burning type Of boiler,
automatic storage water heater and con-
veniently located basement toilet and Law
quality; ali outside walls are furred. win
dows and doors are metal weather.
stripped. fully screened and caulked. cell
ings insulated with J. M. rock wool and
the roof Is slate, with all cutters. spout
ing and Hastings of copper. Brick ga
rage. Lot is 55x125-sodded and land
sssss to street sese9 9aYeS block q tS bus
washington. Drive over Key Bridge out
Lee Highway. to traflc light at Glebe rd..
turn left. drive 2 blocks to 18th ST.. turn
'ei'c coNvEN1ENr q VEN sii TERMS ARRANGED.
DICK BASSETT.
CLARENDON. Va. walnut sea7.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
sALE-SuRuRRAN.
wEIL-RUILT' ATTRACTIVE BRICK

~ a. .b5o. 0"1@A
.Ir. Eve .ssE sEss sS bath s:,. heat 1ss
schools CITY eonysniences. Easy terms.
four LARGE iS rooms hsss aoqr. large 'l rooms S
twe-ssr sarsse. poultry house: easy M Eni. termls.
r1sms aaHs 'haay mssy
features oak II oars s EssIs gos ~ bs,s hs
Ssss sR:n' ana g not sr'sad saS t.s 't
~, IN one Of the best neighborhoods, in
the heart Of Takoma on large level lot.
paved street; 5ust q step to stores and con-
'sss0 TINS SsGGm hSlsss plsss Tta
ssh asss.bs END boSs. fVn Wi Ss
1sS via VIA. ssPsse ssi .ns sf'fr $50 isss ess
sarden. poultry house; city conveniences;
10 rooms. D. C.: lot, .eoxsoo, =.
hoSsss oas n n The he srss ase Of :hs old
shsa. owers aSd fru o' House Rss mod. 6.
leaving. viii sacrifice.
May be seen Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll st. Takoma Park Geo. $500.
NEW. MODERN. GROOM AND BATH
rRIee.A rRHesAso%i IS S'4Soo4Ekns. oAfASnEs
NEW 4-RooM BUNGALOW. LOT 7ox2oo.
PRICE. S3650-TERMS.
MODERN BROOM AND BATH BuNoA-
ILowl GARAGE.,
5-ROoM HOUSE ! ACRE GROUND.
PRICE, IS S5.000-TERMs.
MODERN s-ROOM HOUSE GARAGE
SUITABLE FOR , FAMILIES-LARGE
PRICE. S6.500-TERMs.
B. M. SMITH,
240s Columbia Pike, Arlington. Va.
Clarendon 2O3S
Evening star., 1936-05-10
ON LEE HIGHWAY

One-half acre. new 4-room BUNGALOW
large attic, partly finished cellar. hot
water heat; all-modern. just being
finished; more land available: IA miles
out. Only S3.S50,0O; S350,O0 cash S35 90
per month; less than rent See this
property, Owner and builder, R r.
RILEY. phone Fairfax l1G.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

WANTED. FROM OWNER. . OR LOTS
in nice location. Address Box 490-K.
Star once.
LOT SUITABLE FOR DETACHED HOUSE
State size, location. price, etc. Address
Box 377-J. Star office.
WILL PAY CASH FOR LOT NOT LESS
than so fl. by 80 #. in or near D. c.;
sewer and water suitable for small apt.
Address Box 400-J. Star office.
WE HAVE CLIENTS DESIR-
ing to purchase lots suitable
for the construction of high
class detached homes, row
houses and four-family apart
ments. We will be glad to re-
ceive information regarding
property which you may have
for sale. Address Box 228-H,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
BONUS SPECIAL

., Lovely. new brick home, on large corner
lot; hardWood floors, INV h. Move in now
ana pay 300 cash when you get your bonds
VA. REALTY CO..
22I9 Arlington Ridge Rd
Phone Jackson IR1 6
Evening star., 1936-05-10
ST, MARYS CO.. MD.

2-acre harbor tract on St. Georges
River partly wooded S5OO.00.
acres on Potomac. river miles wide
here r1ght exposure tor prevaillng south
erly bretLeS. Good 1-room house. garase.
arteslan we'll orchard. garden. large shade
trees. safe beach Tor children. Price,
50. 500: terms.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
Shepherd 3444.
S A L E,

Modern s-r. and b., solid brick bunga-
low and GARAGE; extra lavatory and bowl
white porcelain wash trays, open fire.
place. automatic gas heater. hardwood
noors. h.-w.h... oil burner, hard surface
street street: ~ 6O43 END ST; north. Oyerlee
Lee Hishway to Nottingham St, turn right
on 22nd ST.; bus lines. Ready for oc-
cupancy; Buy direct from builder. save
commission; easy terms. Phone Georpia
3063. Open all day Sunday
Evening star., 1936-05-10
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

s-ACRE FARM; 7-RooM HOUSE: ELEC-
tricity available: 20 miles from D, C. on
Richmond hishway. Adams s620-W.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE. NECESSARY
invited. Near B. g. o. station. J. E. POL
LOCK. Boyds, Md.
LOVELY SIX-RoOM HOME. 2 ACRES
9ak grove. furnished or unfurnished; Just
Marlboro pike at Meadows. Md: modern
in every respect. q. w TowNsrITN0 I"
NEARBY VA-20-MIN. RIDE TO WASH
ington; 6.room house. ami, large lawn
adults; $l0,500: rent, S75 per. month.
Phone Falls Church Sll-F-22.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
TAKOMA PARK

Attractive 2-Story house. q large rooms.
open fireplace. bath. inclosed porch, ga
Tage Beautiful lot, with rock garden and
nsh pond. $3.50, easy terms.
MORRISON AGENCY.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

FOR RENT-sMALL ESTATE. IN VA,
on hard road near Madeira School. Good
S-room modern house furnished or un-
furnished, vegetable garden. flowers. fruit
fine oak trees. outdoor fireplace. acres
Of woods. 2 cleared fields; rent reason-
able; references required. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-05-10
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

s minutes from Georgetown. . desirable
and bath. h.-w.h., electricity. front porch.
Lot approximately 5Oxl00. S4 600 q
porch. Lot approximately lO0x206 s.. 700.
j. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1863 Wisconsin Ave. NV West O5l3-o514.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

Chesapeake Bay. ass acres. extends from
State road to bay front; "a under cultlva-
tlon; farm buildings; baIance nne stand
timber. Price. $4,000; terms.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
WANTED-LOTS.

COLORED.
Lots, Sa1 so up: terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1850,
Evening star., 1936-05-10
SALE-LOTS.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN
In a lot? Then look at this one in a
fast-growing section of Chevy Chase. This
lot. 70x210. is beautifully wooded hav-
ing about 20 tall oak trees. and is sit
uated on a wide street. For short time
on'-- We are offering 1t at less than half
Mr.. Ewell DIXIE REALTY CO., 1417 L
st. Phone National $3.50.
LYON PARK. VA.-LoT, 4Ox15O; BEAU
Il tifI locstion; residential section. Phone
Is FINE LOTS IN NEARBY MoNTGOM-
cry county-Ready for builder Of small
houses; priced range from $500 to $500
each; can be had on reasonable contract
basis. B. F. STIFFLER. S5l9 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md. Shepherd 2063.
SILVER SPRING-11c A FOOT; CORNER
building site. BAiNEs REALTY CO. s4i3
Georsia ave. Phone Shepherd 1892.
%oed sS CHEVY Ghase Ma VsHz
reasonable. Mr.. FOWLER. Wise. 1879. 1Os
CHEVERLY-FINE. LEVEL LOT. 50xl50.
Le Blond ave; a,I facing parks rSso- Bargain
RosT ESss. .ras nux 9,, uNT Joy sa5S bye sen
10 miles from Washinston via Columbia
pike. RUSSELL WOOD. Fairfax. Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

4-RooM BUNGALOW, / ACRE OF
ground, bath and electricity; 3 miles south
of Alexandria, near Washington Richmond
highway. Price, S2,400
In nearby Va. 10-mile ride to center
OF city, 6-room house, ami. garage: cor
ner property; nicely kept hedge around
lot. Cost to build $500. will sell for
$500; Sl,O25 cash, balance Sal mo-, to
ployment.
Eight-room brick house. all modern i'm
provements; 4 acres ground; Fort
For sale or rent. an attractive home
on Mt. Ida Hill, lust of Russell I'd; s
rooms, bath, basement screened porches,
ami; garage. This home is well built,
on high elevation, and sets well back on
large lot with marble steps from street to
iront. door Cost $4,000 to build; Will
sacrifice for quick sale.
A. S. DONIPHAN & SON.
400 Doniphan Bldg, Alexandra, Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
RENT-SUBURBAN.

FULLY FURNIsHED-FRoM JULY Is
rooms, bath. extra lavatory; high. delight
full, cool location; "a block bus line. near
stores and churches. To inspect Call
FURNISHED COTTAGE. 10 ROOMS AND
bath. sanitary plumbing, electric lights.
$50 per month: 2 hours from Washineton.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
4 ACRES-1O ROOMS
DRANESVILLE, VA.
S.. .500-TERMS
S4,950
CIR. BUNGALOW

Fairfax. Cedar ave.-3 bed rooms.
large living room. dining room.
kitchen and bath; front and rear
porches: hot-water heat cellar.
one-half-acre. Near new high
school; terms; $500 cash. S45
monthly.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
sALE-SUBURBAN.

.-story, 6 rooms. center hall. screened
porch fireplace. electricity: concrete road,
modern schools, 2 bus lines: 3ta. acres;
Annandale
Evening star., 1936-05-10

PRINCE GEORGES CO.
6O-acre Iarm 10 miles y. g. on good
gravel road. 6-room house and barn. Bor-
GERS on PiScataway Creek. has both bot.
tom and upland and Is naturally IertiIe
soil. Price. $3.50.
100 acres on paved road 2 miles D. C.:
no buildings, partly in heavy timber, on
stream. Frlce, % 900.
,20O-acre timber tract IA miles D. c.. at
village; $1,000.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

St. Marys River. $50 acres. on gravel
road. los acres tillage. balance Ions-leat
sandy snore front Two sets buildings.
number tlne springs. Price, S1U.00U.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

PRE-OFFERING.
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS, VA.
THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. ON WAY TO
GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.
5 ROOMS
Living Room II Ft. Long,
Open Fireplace.
Brick Construction.
Garge Shady Lot.
All improvements Paid.
Schools, Churches. stores Nearby.
10c Bus Fare.
Out Lee Highway to Trafhc Light, right
to Gath St, left to houses.
THE PRICE IS ONLY
$3.50.
Open Sunday for First Time
A. & B. DEVELOPING 90. INC.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
ZIG wilson Blvd. Walnut 1925. 1O'
OLD HOME 10 ROOMS, . BATHS;
beautiful erove: lawn and pool. "a acre
ground; Arlington; reasonable terms.
Country place IL mi. D. C.. nr. Mt.
Vernon blvd rooms. bath acre cultl-
vated; S4.250; terms.
l. rooms and bath. h.-wh servants
quarters. fine location; suitable SANTA
rum; in Arlington; $4,000: terms.
A. H. BROOKS,
Clar. 626 30l6 Col. Pike Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1936-05-10

6-rm and bath bungalow. h-wh., ami:
"a 500: $500 cash S45 month.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
WANTED-SUBURBAN.


HOUSE wANTED-ABOUT $40 no SIS A
month, by responsible person: suburban
or country. Address Box 1851, Star once.
ONE ACRE MORE OR LESS. WITH OR
without buildings: high and dry. P o. Box
5lO4 Edmonston. Md.
COUPLE. WHITE. NO CHILDREN. WANT
May l5: bungalow. cottage or basement
apt; 3 or rms: yard; reasonable; refs.
Address Box 1851. Star ONCE.
OPTION. TO BUY 81 R. HOUSE. AMI.
large lot. on improved road. miles of
D. c. Address Box 461-J. Star once.
5 OR ROOM. MODERN. UNFURNISHED
house in nearby suburban Nd. preferably
Bethesda for small family; low or moderate
rental. Give full particulars, location
rental, ETC.. in letter to Box 66-J, Star
SPACIOUS OLD HOUSE, 5 TO ROOMS.
liyable year around: vicinity Rockville or
Georgetown roads. State price. Address
Box 326-J. Star ONCE. 10'
SMALL FURNISHED BUNGALOW IN
country. one-half hour Washington. Ad-
dress. with details Box 99-J, Star once.
I AM LOOKING
in nearby Va. and Md. with from 5 to
20 acres of ground; must be on highway
and in ltvable condition, not over 3 miles
at most from Capitol. Write me full de-
scription, price and terms or phone after
pm. Atlantic 6333. HOME SEEKER,
1888 9TH st. ne.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
ASHTON HEIGHTS. VA.

ss, 800; terms. MARTIN I. WEBB d Son.
Annandale,
ASHTON HEIGHTS, VA.
er-stripped. detached brick garage; corner
lot large screened back porch. finished at;
burner, 6-cu.-ft. electric refriserator, Magic
Chef gas range, 30-gal. Ruud automatic
tot-water heater; flower beds. fowertng
Can be seen Saturday Afternoon, and sum
day or by appointment; Buy direct from
cash payment and $50 per month 1910
N. 3rd ST.. cor. Nelson, Ashton Heights,
near Clarendon. ye. out rershing drive
one block to the risht. Phone Clarendon
l3Sq-W
Evening star., 1936-05-10

Chesapeake Bay. 63 acres wooded. 1919
It. shore front. part OF wnicn is superior
beach. Near State road. Price, "a .UUV;
terms.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

New brick homes rooms tile bath
a l., h,-w.h.. open fireplace. paved street
no{1nv ave HyattSvilIa IJiije
Evening star., 1936-05-10

line; iarse lot; furnished or partially fur fur
ninshed. S2s N. Stafford ST.. Ballston. Va.
CHEVY CHAsE-FURNIsHED. 7-ROoM
brick. electric kitchen. practically new
house. 6ne location, June IS TO Sept. Is;
rooms. screened porch. corner lot. June Is
to Sept. Is; references. CLARENCE c,
highway. Phone West 4l78,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ ROOMS;
screened porch. shade. beautiful surround
ings: june ! TO SEPT. !; references. o925
Evening star., 1936-05-10
COME OIJT SITNDAY

ATTRACTIVE 5-rm. and bath bungalow,
elassed-in porch ami. Price. S2,950: $3.50
cash S35 month.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

25 acres on saltwater Patuxent. Groom
house ana D9rn. on point navIng good
haroor and sand shore on the river. Breezy
Location. rrIce, So,UU0: terms.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

FIVE ROOMS AND TILED BATH IN
modern brick home. never occupied: large
living room. easement windows Venitian
blinds; heat. hot water refriRerator and
garage furnished: located on quiet. shady
street; convenient to stores; $50. Lee
ave- Takoma Park Md
Evening star., 1936-05-10

FOR sALE-39I3-AcRE FARM. 10 miles
from Washington, 3'z miles from Fslrfa4
Court House, Va. State road on two sides;
mostly in pasture and under cultivation.
Good orchard.
watered by springs and q good well a.
house.
Improved by 10-room house with
porches. Electricity and water in house.
All necessary outbuildinss.
Nicely located for subdivision and cheap
enough TO farm.
Evening star., 1936-05-10

FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE NEAR WASH
inRton. furnished or unfurnished. or will
share; cool. coy. comfortable; a nice
little place where you can be as happy as
q clam in 40 feet Of mud. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-05-10

$50 -acre highly developed Port Tobacco
Valley farm. Ample buildings. on paved
highway; electricity available; 26 miles
D. c. Suitable cattle. horses. dairy and
tobacco farming. Price. S2U.OU0i terms.
Evening star., 1936-05-10
LEONARD SNIDER, Ia Plata Nd.

34;z A. NEAR THRIVING TOWN, ON
highway; S-room (Col brick residence.
modern; tenant houses. barn. sprIns
house tstonel "a. lawn, well shaded; 81
mi. D. c.: $4,000.
10 a. on highway; 7-room res. modern;
large lawn shaded by old oaks; S5.250
- a. on highway, broom log house:
Evening star., 1936-05-10

NnLh GRA w., NIL
Very beautiful 3U-acre point with deep
side cove. heavily wooded and open lana.
Most private. not a subdivision area Price.
So 00U
Evening star., 1936-05-10
CHARLES Co MD

80 acres directly on Potomac River,
800 1t. shore front. This is q wooded
tract; State road under construction near
by. Price. 81 800.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-13

cious DEvELMA STRONG; pretty
ADELE GRAHAM; the crooner,
HENRY THOMAS. Did You
Notice: The two Fred Astaires,
ED SALTERS and JOHNNY MAX
WELL? The charming MISS
w. GERTRUDE BROWN in Aow-
cred chiffon? =. MRS. LOUIS P.
MOORE looking very lovely in
black chiffon with silver acces-
series? f. RACHEL JAMES al
Turing in gold satin? :. The ever
lasting popularity of PORTER and
BERRY from Iowa? ;. Among
the attractively gowned girls:
NINA SALTERS, ALICE ONQUE,
DORIS COINS, CHARLOTTE
CRUMP, RoSELLA ELLIS and
THELMA SAYLES. Among the
popular boys of the Twin Cities:
LOUIS and CHARLES MOORE,
JOHN THOMAS, JOHN SEY-
MOUR, BILL SIMMS and SONNY
BELL.
Oh, by the way, know you saw
Mr.. SUPER-CRAB dashing mad
ly here and there with his stern
upper lip. =.
Before closing here's a message
for PEGGY TURPIN. Will you
please get in touch with NELLIE
DODSON? She has something
important to tell you. Well, I'll be
dashing along and don't forget
your old pal is still thinking of
you.
Yours, inquisitively,
SAL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-13
TWIN CITY POSTAL ALLIANCE
HOLDS MONTHLY MEET

Mr.. and Mrs. David R. Francis
were hosts to the men and women
Of the Postal Alliance Wednesday
evening, Nov. II, at their home,
1915 Clinton Avenue, Minneapolis.
Important business matters held
the close attention of the men un-
til the luncheon hour was an
nounced.
The ladies were equally busy but
took time out to relax in some
amusing games introduced by the
hostess. A hand made quilt won
the admiration of both men and
women; it will be placed on exhibi-
ton at the Phyllis Wheatley House
in Minneapolis and probably at the
Halle @. Brown House in st. Paul,
at an early date.
Committees of the auxiliary re-
ported membership secured in the
Crispus Attacks Home and pledges
made to community funds in both
cities. Mesdames w. C. Jones,
Hazel Warricks, r. L. Stokes, Hat
tie Sherwood, /. L. Moore, RATHER
inc L. Smith, D. R. Francis, Hazel
Curry, and Miss Essie r. Mason
contested in a new game of skill in
which Mrs. Curry was awarded
first prize and Mrs. I. L. Moore
was consoled with the ''booby."
The next meeting of the joint as
ISOLATION will be held with Mrs.
Hazel Warricks in st. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-13

v. N. C.-Does this boy + am in
love with like me; if not, why
doesn't he?
ANS.-NO, this boy does not love
you. The reason is he is in love
with someone else that is out Of
the City. He will always love this
other girl.
M. E. SIS it best for me to
stay here, or move by myself?
ANS.-I would advise you to
stay where you are until February,
then make a change; this will be
the best thing for You to do.
M. L. J.-Is it worth while for
me to continue going with ]. R.?
ANS.-Yes, would advise you
to continue going with this person.
/ see he viii do much for you in
the near future.
N. v. K-I am cripple of in
fantile Paralysis. Will the Red
Cross help met
ANS.-I would advise You to
make inquiries about this. / do not
see, however, you getting very
much help from the Red Cross.
L. R.-This man I care for, does
he love me, or this girl he was 60
ing with when T met him?
ANS.-I see this person thought
a lot of this other girl but is be-
ginning to like you very much.
Treat him nice and you will win his
love.
D. M.-Please tell me how ]
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-13

HALLE Q. BROWN COMMUN-
ITY HOUSE NOTES
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In Spain - Entertainment has
been provided by Leah Mae Minor
Young-Guide.
China = Oriental dishes of ap-
petizing Chinese food - Louise
Woodford-Guide.
Hawaii-The land of grass skirts
and moonlight nights show under
the guidance of Beatrice Vassar.
Italy-Romantic Italy with its
highly seasoned dishes of tradition
al Italian food-tour under Estelle
Nelson.
Africa-with its quaint music
Native fruits and dishes will be en-
jOyed by our tourists.-Harriet
Hall.
Alaska-Ice and snow peaked
mountains will provide cooling re-
freshments after dancing to the
strains of music on the Boulevards
of gay Paree-Hazel Butler.
On the return trip the following
countries will be visited:
Mexico-Beautiful color and for
eign Observation-Disclosures Col
lier.
Burma, Enthusiastically foreign
and native food-Alverta Coram.
In Germany the olympics -
Athletic Department.
The ship will return to America
where everybody will go down the
gang plank to Coney Island the
wonder city of America and take
a chance with chance.
The Cruise will be conducted
under the able seaman-C Captain
Gladys Harris.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES

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Ames Lodge No. 100, I. B. p.
o. e. W., meets the first and third
Mondays of each month at the
Elks Rest, 14s Hyland Ave. No.
Thomas w. Galbreath, Financial
Geo. W. Hall, Exalted Ruler;
Secretary.