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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-10-02
FRIENDS MEMORIAL MEETING

The annual Memorial Meeting OF
Friends will be held at West Noting
ham Meeting House on Sunday 10th
Mo. 4th at p. m. Bliss Forbush, of
Baltimore is the speaker Everybody
welcome.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-10-02
BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS HOME

The small dwelling of BENJAMIN
Guam, at Swan Creek, Hartford coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire on the night
of Sept. 81. Firemen from Aber-
deem were called but were unable to
save the small frame structure. The
body of the unfortunate man was
discovered in the ruins. The origin
of the fire is not known.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-10-02

Nearly every time man displays
his temper he loses 1t.
Evening star., 1936-01-31

CHEVROLET custom de luxe rumble seat
coupe. new-car condition: terms and
trade; SOS. 1921 Conn. Cleveland 1888.
Dlco with red wheels retuned motor Al
condition. Only S25 down. $50 per month.
Keep Rolltn' With Nolan" li11 18th
Evening star., 1936-01-31

CHEVROLET 1888 master sport coupe:
rumble seat: carefully drivsn. Sacrifice.
CHEVROLET 1890 coupe. 500; runs and
looks very good. tires all show little wear:
low price: Safety Tested" Easy terms
Wisconsin Motors. 10th and M stS. NV.
phnna Waxf CQro
Evening star., 1936-01-31
SALE-AuTOMOBILES.

CHEVROLET 1924 coupe: yalns.pius: me
condition throuEnoont;o Eo ~ cnv I've sS'o' 'e"S'
cnEvaoazr 1855 master coupe; dss aiks new new.
saes 1921 s: aer issy sSpe seesn saS xss raaio
s276: lea3 master conps $g1o; sx ss1nes S sn1 No
cHEvRo1rr 1891 so.eh. Here is ,,.x /. car af
+ ssss n2e.sns :na an,s6
nne tires. clean tnteri1r, LoT.c6ss Iotcr e. co.
ssaa dsoTxI. ave ---.--------
:s:sIas:s nsrss e s's,, sI.ae eet. an ss1s ssa
fnaoin GaD5in, osss oesn esysnnss no SUNDAYS
oHEyRoLET 1922 Y.sss. Y. coach; ,.nn 20 snS nSs
hish auaissy with low finance eharses Is
e; e.1 RI, ssa s car :: K ss A hSsrs o%
cost. honest General Motors terms. Owens
Motf Co. 1928 Cleorgta ave. sye.-
CHEVROLET 1898 msste, SEDAN. Fishsr
Ventilaticn peny clean intsrior; auiet powerful.
economical motor: 5 fine tires Do not oe
stampeded inte bnytng terms when yoo
81 ofn ssSs sS vii Win nm small down mi paysnt bal
terms. Ovens MOTOR Co. 0oZ1 0z. axe:
CHEVROLET 1881 coach. fine paint and
motor. very good rubber Splendid trans
portation for only S175; low @. M. A. 6.
terms Addison Chevrolet. 1897 Irving st.
NV Phone Adams b41l. --.----
CHEVROLET 1882 coach. paint. tires. mo-
tor and general condition above the aver
age. Only S265: low O. u. A. C.. terms.
Addison Chevrolet. 1887 Irving st. NV.
Phone Adams Sail.
oHEvRoLEr 1884 2-door: SAFE. THIS !. 9
master 5oh finished In black, with trunk
on rear: has. all good tires and an OK;
motor Worth much more than We aTs
asking: terms L. P. Steuart. Inc 1873
18th St nv Phone Decatur $500: -
CHEVROLET 1898 master sport coupe'
original maroon nnish and velour upnol-
stery clean and show no wear. Econom-
ical free wheeling motor. Fisher no-drait
ventilation. Good supply Of rubber 81
around. S3le; small down payment easy
terms including our Famous Bsue-Haboon
Guaranteed plus 30 days free service
Trianguiar Ford Dealers. No. y. T. ave.
NV. phone National 39e2: 0pen evenings:
cHRYSIER 1913 Airstream 8 sedan: very
| low mileage: Was used only months ana
looks like brand-new: $6et: new-car guaT-
antee and terms. Also. 1893 Royal ds
ieSI ds luxe c-M 8 sedan. in perfect con-
dition. for only SIS down and small mo;
notes. Simmons Motors. Inc. 14th ana
8 stx Phone Decatur 5l63.
Evening star., 1936-01-31
sALE--AuToMoBMEs.

Al motor. Eood rubber. Only S7 down,
Sa .se per month. NOLAN. ILL 18th nv.
CORD 1891 custom lie Baron door sedan;
European appointments. salon interior.
practically new rubber: motor in 1885 con"
Nolan. iii isth st. nv.
DODGE 1882 DC luxe sedan: SS2s: erixinal
fecfiy iss, safety Tested" ii28 Goth st..
NV Phone District e141.
DODGE late 1895 touring sedan: trunk
and De luxe accessery Eroup. seat covers.
radio: ssnnot be toiA iso neg SS7s n's sone sac
Adsns S550 0..---------.----.------------
DODGE Ipa5 de isaxe 2-door touYink sedan
almost brand-new IN every respect ana
carries our eo-day guarantee: low doEn
peymsnt and pew.car finance Eatessi ss,, $0SS y
Motors. Inc. 1sss i4th s.. peeatpI- 81 70:
steel Theels. dual horns. finished In black,
is clean is can be inside: motor performs
ks s.. nsT Tsrs psob. 4 besssaa sssaa's soS Re 1870
DODGE 1895 demonstrators. seaans and
ssvirea neT-car suarantcc and terms.
Leo Rocca.. Inc. direct factory Dodgespy
mouth dealers. 2 N. Y. ave. n.e. Pnone
National 1872. Open evenings:
EsSEx 1880 4-door sedan. privately
owned: excellent condition: cash bargain:
als3 all Conn. ave. Apt aoll' onone Aoa"s
EssEx-Nine to choose from. priced from
$50 Up. Coupes. two-ooors and four ,doors:
Lot 1922 Pa. ave. Sc Phone Lincoln 0305.
Open evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1936-01-31
SALE--AuToMOBILEs.

FORD 1894 de luxe roadster; S31e; Has
al chromium solid Wheels paint ana tres Tres
khaki top. Your car in trade and liberal sSI
14th st. NV. Phone Decatur 4e00.
FoRDs-ie34 Tudor sedan. S345; 1888
Tudor sedan. S2ss5;; 1882 v-ss and ,. 4-syi;
seat). 1881 de luxe sport roadster. 1881
de luxe convertible coupe. $685. Al in
no fndorsers or red tape. Simmons Mo-
tors Inc. 1888 14th st: Decatur BIB:
FORD 1882 de luxe sport roadster: rumble
seat. white tires. Jumbo air wheels; care
fully driven: so0n. Columbia 6ls6-M.
FORD 1895 Fordor. $495; new-cAr appear
anee and performance. low mileage and
new car; safety Tested" Trade and easy
terms wisconsin Motors. Goth and NJ Bts.
NV. Phone West 2e72.
FORD 1884 Tudor: radio, original green
paint ike new. perfect In every detail:
priced way down. Liberal trade and terms.
Capitol Motors. Inc. 2l5 Pa. ave. sc.
Lincoln 0303. Open evenings and SUNDAYS;
Evening star., 1936-01-31
SALE-AlJTOMOBILES.

FORD latest 1929 coupe. splendid condi-
tion; finish. motor. upholstery excellent;
like late-model car: solid top, heater;
$500 miles; $40 shep. 1850. Ext. 10.
FORD 1884 Fordor sedan hot-water
heater: used very little: must see 70 ap"
preciate: $3.50 Call Columbia 700.
FORD 1929 SPORT coupe; tan finish. fne
little motor Only 81 down 81 90 per
month. Nolans used-Car Stadium, lstn
and NJ Sts. NV.
FORD 1881 de luxe roadster; looks and
runs like new Only 50 down. Sll.97 per
month. Nolan. I'LL 18Th Sc. NV.
FORD 1891 Tudor; black with cream
wheels wonderful motor: 81 down, Sl3-oO
per month. Nolan. III 18th st. nv.
FORD 1882 coupe with rumble seat. clean
ebony finish. retuned motor. BaERein AZ
only 81 down. Sl6.1o per month. Nolan
iii 18th ST. NV.
FORD 1884 VS. de luxe sedan: beautiful
gun-metal finish. green wheels. rupoer IKE
new. broadcloth upholstery; very eiesn loo'
Only $50 down. S23 per month. hoiAn'
iii 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-31
SALE-AUTOMOBMES.

Np0ttuuG0.y
BUICK 1881 sport sedan mc6sl "; sSGD; ~:
the motor is smooth and quiet; Compnrs
our price on this one. r0nantxt s.trtct ei4i4
BUICK 1891 de luxe sport ecnpe: Tcdes Z
5S-o $3.50. The finish Ii perfect. ns$ a.,
neT wSs Tnss uphoisters cry Is spetiess and Il per,
forms g:ss sn fss foh.sf. sisssa ssa..
sSa Ice. iia iias 2oth 8. nv. District el4l.
e117cx 1aas tvo-door sedan. model -;
6ui 6snuninrea With trunk buiit-in radio. heater,
icW mileaGe THIS car viii please the most
critical Suys5 sS0p psfnes nniaos Mosols 7aS
BUICK 1889 sedan. 81 series; one Of the
fuliy ftfaness saaranteed. r. Simmons Motors. Inc.
1883 14th st. Phone Decatur 1lz3
Bu1cKs-Tweivs to choose from: prieea
f4s s,,9s S na s pSdss ssn 'ns SSs'
6soa. S Open eyeninss sad sundays.
BUICK 1890 5-pass. Victoria coupe; hlsck
side mountinSs. iusgaRe carrier; sound. de-
pendable, mechanical order; excellent tires:
S1a5. Handlsy Motor Co 353o soo Ge9rstss s
dselers dssi 81 i ys.Ps' nnene ADAMS 0O0O. .D
BUICK 1888 series 5s 5-pass. Victoria
coupe. with built TIN trunk. eiisssning let
black ORIGINAL finish Just IKE nrand.nsw: "a s:
sSGsss onp rssusr haa se:
own terms simmons Motors, Inc, 18th
1ess coach .aoI ssss siss
1929 coupe. ss5. Pred L. Morssn la%i
CHEVROLET custom de luxe rumble seat
coupe. new-car condition; terms % and
cHEvRoLET 1893 master sedan: bi:e,
Keep Rollin with Nolan" iii istt
SHEyRsoL .,t 1esl b., spoFt a coupe s si. sise
upholstery. ali good tires. Your car in
isas isss i4th ssss s. s'm Phone P.essur 4oo
CHEVROLET 1920 4-door sedan: excellent
owner: Slo0. Potomac 1900 Apt. 722. eve
CHEVROLET 1895 master coach. De luxe
es eoIu@s. aa,xsn sfseM Y osner saerse
CHEVROLET 1882 sedan. $3.50: orisina'
fnish In excellent shape motor Is ouie'
fnisb Is excellent. ali good tires; 'safet,
sosos Fsss 18Th .ns snd ~ ss
West 2972.
CHEVROLET 1888 master sport coupe
rumble seat: carefully driven. Sacrifice
$500. Call owner. North 0663-N. eve:
CHEVROLET 1890 coupe 500; runs ant
low price: Safety Tested" Easy terms
Wisconsin Motors. 29th and M sts. NV
Phone West 2e72.
CHEVROLET 1884 town sedan. S445; hal
had the best Of care and is in perfect con
dition inside and out. Safety Tested
Trade and easy terms Wisconsin Motors
29th and M sts. NV. Phone West 2a72
CHEVROLET 1888 coupe; driven by Q lad
and kept IN excellent condition. A real BY
Nolan. III 18th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1884 master coach; one o
the finest cars Of its kind In the city: eleai
excellent finish. Honestly Priced at S4le
liberal low-cost General Motors termI
Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Georsta ave.
Evening star., 1936-01-31

CHEVROLET 1882 sedan. 1888: original
finish In excellent shape motor Is quiet
finisb is excellent. ali good tires; Safety
Tested Trade and easy terms wiscon-
sin Motors. 10th and M sts. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1936-01-31

CHEVROLET 1894 coupe: yalns-plus: ane
condition throughout; only scses sssWs'
Waish Motors. 5000 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1936-01-31
sALE-AUToMoBILES.

FORDS-I935 Tudors Fordors and coupes.
driven very little. Liberal trade and terms
Capitol Motors, Inc. 215 Pa. ave. sc.
Lincoln 0303 Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
FoRD 1888 roadster: black with cream
wheels; classy looking Job ~S27 down,
Nolan" I'LL 18th st. NV.
FORD 1880 Tudor. sos. The finish is
perfect; has good ttres and 1t runs flne.
A good little car at a bargain price.
'safety Tested Pohanka Service. 1928
Doth st. NV. Phone District 9l4l.
FORD 1929 sport roadster. $50. Looks
and runs good real bargain and 1t
won't stay here long at this price. Po-
hanka Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. Phone
District ei4l.
FORD 1894 VS. de luxe Fordor sedan;
original black finish. csrmine wheels. trunk,
white side wall tires, Immaculate interior;
$50 down. S26 uer month. Nolan. iii
18th st. NV
FORD 1929 tudor; two-tone green and
nSR Saen gSoe4 motor n.4 month steal e. on Ron
with Nolan" iii 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-31
MONEY TO LOAN
) PRoPERTY OWNERS; 49,,

TO rEWTFznHHIrx EWzHI aHn XnNvMfRScirrA NvMfRcirrA.
We viii re6nAnce Or combine your pIes..
ent trusts into smaller payments; loves
Interest rates: cash alsc ayaiiapie tSr ,ns. g,
service for honest people. Can MR.. eMiiH 4.
l(efIpDolttAn 4767. II
Evening star., 1936-01-31
HUDSON
1884 COACH
TERRAPLANE
1884 COACH

BLACK finish with neat cream
stripe. excellent tires. ven
fender. concealed luggage space.
spotIess upholstery. This snnootn-
running TcTraplane Is prooso ply
one Of the snapciest ana iastese
stration will convince you that
this car has everything you
want in an automobile G2QS
for
Evening star., 1936-07-12

Because I've known him ever since
reached Miami two hours ago"
Two hours" repeated Kathleen
slowly. Gould you make up your
mind about him in two hours?"
MIR. Bullitt considered the question,
letting his eyes rove over Tony's fam
ing face. Yes" he said finally" He's
the kind of boy I've always hoped
you'd GET
Then I've been slow" said Kath-
leen, because it's taken me ten times
as long"
She went to Tony, slipped her arms
around him and pressed her cheek
hard against his.
do you remember what you said.
all the things you said long ago this
morning? That's how l love you.
Tony. No people. No walls. No world.
Only you. love you"
The End
Evening star., 1936-07-12
Lucky at Cards
Continued from poge twelve
Confinved from pose twelve

whisper and Vera relaxed and, soon
she and Gerald went aboard the
second boat. They turned to say good
night to the Webbs. But the Webbs
were out of eaFshot. They were on
their way to the errant craft that lay
entangled in seaweed at the end of the
Point. -.
A little later. Mrs. Webb, standing
beside the pilot who clung sternly to
his wheel, laid her head against his
shoulder. The boat rose and fell with
the movement of the restless pattern
of a million silver coins dropped down
upon it from the moon. The smoke
from Larry's pipe smelled husbandish
and peaceful. His arm was around her
and she was pretty sure he was feeling
about things as she was.
But you never knew. You had to be
sure. So she drew little closer and
lifted up her face. He bent and kissed
her.
He said, Il didn't realize I'd been
n-neglecting - mean, l got sort of
swept into game after game =" He
stopped and looked down at her with
sudden fearfulness. Look here. You
and Gerald y you didn't come out
here with him tonight because you -
you've fallen for him, did you?"
Sally laughed softly. mo" she said.
1--WE were just trying out an old sys-
TEN of bidding 1t seems to work if
you're holding the right cards."
The End
Evening star., 1936-07-12

rule?" Larry was shouting. did you
run your seven heart tricks and set
that atrocious contract of theirs three?
You did not You led your fourth best
"a miserable eight ="
"And that" Vera cried, stamping
bigh-heeled slipper somewhat ineffec-
lively into the sand, was as nothing
to the way you murdered the simplest
dummy hand that was ever laid down.
The bid four spades and you -"
"Oh, shut up" groaned Larry. "I'm
sick to death of bridge" He paused,
startled by queer sound issuing from
Vera. 1t was unmistakably sob. "Im
SORRY" he said sheepishly. Its just
we're both fed up with it. We've gone
stale - off our game -" He whirled
upon the other two abruptly. you
had us so worried we couldn't play
bridge. We couldn't even think
straight"
Gerald appeared not to hear him.
: He was on his way across the short
. space of sand to his wife's side. He
took her in his arms and made there
there" noises in her hair.
Anybody but dumb tick knows
you're one of the swellest bridge players
IN the country You'll be just as good
as ever tomorrow" said Gerald.
Vera stiffened in his arms. "Oh, I
see. You think I'll be playing bridge
tomorrow so that you and she -"
You and L." Gerald began, and
then his voice dropped to an inaudible
Evening star., 1936-07-12
kosozine Section

Trent Kilgallen. There he is
look at him."
Paca obeyed. She looked at Trent
as if she had never seen him before in
her life. YES" she mused. Il remem-
Der now. Nadito introduced him. Since
he's your nOpio, suppose l ought to
. forgive your astonishing accusation.
''If nocio means sweetheart, said
Kathleen angrily. ''he isn't. He's
nothing at all to me - nothing.
"Nor to me-" said Paca; then her
whole face lit in a dazzling smile.
"Now we can be friends" she ex-
claimed with an air of happy dis
covery. II can call you Catuca. and to
you shall be Paca.
Nadito turned to Antohico and
Geromo. wake up and get busy
while l drive Catuca over to Iony's.
Go fetch Paca's car. If you take your
time you can turn 1t.
Those twow cried Paca, sweeping
to her feet. "Never. Not my car.
Antohico, you stay here with Pepe;
Geromo can come with me-" Her eyes
merely brushed across Trent and he
rose as though she had pulled at him.
She hurried out, Geromo at her heels.
Trent following.
Good boy, Trent" said Nadito;
now | know I'll really find the car
here when we get back" Apparently
Trent did not hear him. With an
eloquent shrug Nadito turned to
Kathleen. Come along. Catuca;
we've got to hurry
Somewhere behind them. back OF
the house, the sun had risen. 1t
changed into a burning disc as the
roadster plunged downward. but long
before they reached the highway,
Nadito took a sharp left turn into one
: of the endless alleys amid the cane
and headed in the general direction OF
the distant stacks of the central.
Presently they discerned a figure
plodding along. far ahead. Nadito
sounded the horn but Tony kept on.
lie reached barracks-like building,
climbed its steps and entered the third
door. Jumping out. Kathleen followed
him, to be joined by Nadito. Tony
flung himself on bed. regardless of
his muddied stockinged feet.
"Oh, Tony" she gasped. your feet
y your poor feet'
Don't worry about my feet, said
Tony. There's nothing the matter
with my feet"
She stood looking down at him
duizzically, but he would not look
back. He was still Jealous, still hurt
because she had once half-liked Trent!
She turned to survey the room. There
was a craftsman table buried under
sheets of paper blackened with iigur-
ing. typewriter on one end and a
' telephone at the other. So he wasn't
Evening star., 1936-07-12
Continued from pose six

remittance man. camping on the huge
sugar plant; he really worked.
Nadito picked UP the telephone and
after a moment persuaded the drowsy
all-night operator to connect him with
police headquarters in Bayamo.
This is Bernardo Rosas y Sanchez
speaking. Under instructions from the
Colonel Commissioner in Havana l
shot the character known as Carl
negro. You'll find him in the right
front room of the San Jacinto .fnca"
He hung up. Tony, his interest
aroused. looked at him curiously. rs
that all there is to it?"
with me. yes. said Nadito calmly.
"It's one of those absurd hair lines be-
tween war and peace. If you or Trent
had happened to be holding the gun it
might have been an international
disaster; as it is, it's nothing - merely
an incident"
Kathleen. scarcely listening. was
fascinated by the telephone and its
power to reunite her to a half-for-
gotten world. She looked down at
herself in Tony's shirt and jodhpurs
She stared at a businesslike clock on
the wall. It's face looked silly, trying
to tell her its hour hand had been
around only twice since she had first
laid eyes on the person she felt she
already knew more intimately than
anyone else on earth. No; that wasn't
quite true. She went to the table,
picked up the telephone and put in a
call for New York.
Four, five, six minutes of breathless
silence passed before her Grandfather
Bullitt's voice came over the wire.
for nobody else. my dear. -
what insolence! Where are you,
Kathie"
Somewhere in the middle of Cuba"
said Kathleen Her voice became
tender and vibrant. Bully. you do
love me, don't you? You love me bet
ter than anything in the whole world.
Is that right, Bully? Do you?"
whats the matter, Kathleen?
Something's happened. Tell me-"
I'm all alone" she answered.
Mother isn't here and neither is
Trent Kilgallcn He was, but he isn't
now. need you terribly"
Listen. Kathe - what you're say
ing doesn't mean a thing but your
tone is enough for me. I'll catch the
regular plane for Miami at ten this
morning and charter another from
there. Is there anything else?"
ooh. Bully, l knew you would i
knew it, Yes: there is something.
Telephone Marthe to pack bag for
me and bring it with you"
What do you need?"
Everything Don't be frightened.
I'm all right but haven't even a
dress"
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces open COM
petitive examinations for Senior
Stenographer, JUNIOR Stenographer,
Senior Typist and Junior Typist to
fill vacancies as they may occur in
the States of California, Arizona and
Nevada.
Men qualified as stenographers
are especially urged to enter this
examination. Male stenographer eli
gibles have not in the past been OBJ
tanned in sufficient numbers to meet
the needs of the service
The necessary forms and complete
information regarding these exam
nations may be secured from the
Secretary, Board Of u. S. Civil Ser
vice Examiners, Nogales.
Applications and other necessary
forms must be mailed in time to
reach the Managers office not later
than the hour of closing business
on August 6, 1896.
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
BABY GIRL

Weighing eight and one quarter
pounds, a fine baby girl, "Fionnuala
Shiela Williams, was born at 9:2O
o'clock Sunday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent j. Williams, F'ionnu-
ala O'DonnelD, 206 Walnut street.
The mother is daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. John ODonnell of Wal
nut street and prior to her mar
riage was cashier at the ]. G. Pen
ney store. Mr.. Williams is connect
ed with the offices of the Citizens
Utilities Company and both he and
his wife are two of the best known
and most popular young people OF
this city.
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
Texas In Nogales
Enjoy Burlesque
Passport Efforts

! Texans and ex-TeXans living in
Nogales, Arr, are having much
amusement with an underlined or
ganization which issues Texas
passports, headed by r. H. Bibo-
let, self-styled consul, according to
Fred A. Kenmeries, immigration in
spector and "Texan by contamina-
tion."
One of the chiefs of the burles-
que organization is J. j. Lowe, who
served as Chief of Police of Nogales
for II years and is now a De-
putty United States Marshal. He was
born at Dogtown 7(now Tilden), Nc
Mullen County, and went to Ari-
zona on horseback in the early
ninetieS.
Consul Bibolet, native of Eagle
Pass and former banker there. once
was president of the A. & z. Rail-
road of Allende, Coahuila. Although
the railroad was mule-drawn train
that covered thirty miles, as it's
president Bibolet received passes on
all trains in Mexico.
Among others in the organization
are Weldon Bailey son of the late
Senator Joseph w. Bailey, and o. S.
baltimore, Jr., formerly of Fort
Worth and now assistant chief of
tho AoT.in11IfYYro1 Corx,;oo
The formal looking passports
are directed to Sheriffs, rangers and
tick inspectors and are filled out in
humorous fashion. dallas News)
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
Garry Young in Pouch

The phenomenon of a pouch IN
which the female carries her young
after they are born is pecuilar 10
the group of mammals known as
the marsupials. With the exception
of the common opossum OF tne
United States and a close relative
of tropical America, all the mem
bers of this group are confined TO
Australasia. Besides the Kangaroo
the most familiar member, tne
group includes the wallaroo, sew
eral species of wallaby, the wom-
bat, the koala, the Tasmanian "oil
and the Tasmaniap devil.
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
EIGHT POUND GIRL

Announcement has been received
of the birth of an eight pound baby
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Par
sons of Los Angeles. Mr.. Parsons
is the son of Mrs. w. j. Phillips of
this city, who, early in August, and
accompanied by Miss Patsy Par
sons, will motor to the coast to get
acquainted with her new grand
child.
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
BETS is QUALIFIED. Adv.
SELLS RANCH

Charles D. Karns has sold his
100 acre raich near the Tumacacori
Mission to H j. Mallory of Flint,
Mich, former official of the Buick
Mitor Company Mallory also
bought 35 acre tract belonging to
Baca Float, Inc. He expects to
build a 10-room residence on his
newly acquired holdings soon.
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
Cause of Beriberi

A diet consisting principally OF
polished rice, that is, rice without
the outer husk, is the cause of beri-
beri. It is the husk containing the
rice kernel which contains the nec-
essary vitamins, and before the pol
ishing of rice the disease was un-
known.
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
LEE AT WESTERN
AUTO BANQUET

Jack Lee, manager of the local
Western Auto Supply Company
store, attended a meeting and ban
Quet of the company's employees
from all over the state at the Ad-
ans Hotel in Phoenix Sunday. A
feature of the meeting was a lee
ture by Paul Ivey, nationally known
instructor in SalesmanShip.
Nogales international., 1936-07-25
Book Clubs Old

The ROxbury club, founded In
1912, was the earliest English book
club, properly so called. The Ban
natyne club was originated by Scott
in 1928. The Camden society 1S3S)
began the modern method of pub
fishing by the society rather than
individual members. During the
Colonial period in America there
were a number of such literary as
sociations. The earliest and most
famous of these was the Junto,
founded by Benjamin Franklin IN
1862.