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OPLAY
'COCACOLA OUTFIT.
(Bx JoVEl

Social League teams will be
seen in action this afternoon at
Bayview Park.
Sanitary Department will cross
bats with Coca-Cola..
Ward viii pitch and Garcia
catch for. the Healthers,I while
Hancock will, toss them over for
the Soda Water outfit and Floyd
Villareal ill be the backstop.
The contest will start at 5
o'clock. ;eSr mod
.-- ttom. y
Tomorrow, Administration will
play Sanitary Department. "
Wednesday, Coca-Cola and
White Sox.
Thursday, White Sox and SAM
taEy Department.
Friday, Administration and
White Sox.
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ANTELOPE GUARDS
CUSTOMS OFFICE
In MONTANA Town

CORWINE CETER Nan<-
Oct 12--SIim," an En1=lnpe
with goat-llke pr0cEViEies KS -
come a se1-apPoin.eS wz-ch-
dog" n the L s custozs uEfirs
here
When Pa" shephe-d da< zzz
constant compzulan q 1he pei
antelope, died. the I08-psz1z
year and = half old zzmzl 1ook
over the JOB vOl1ntzrTx-
Strangers stand the chzaee e
getting but1ed 0Gr izro the s-r=ez
when they zttempt - ez-e- -
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Today's Horoscope

Today's child is born 20 be a
ruler. 1t is a masculine nature,
and whichever the sex, the native
viii take the lead be it on the
playground or. in: the field of
work. The nature is a trifle mys-
tic and str dious. Avoid forcing
the opinions against others and
seek to rue by argument rather
than by commands, as much trou-
bic can then be avoided.
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SYNOPSIS: Terence Mdhony has
learned that an attempt Is to be-
made to kidndp Elsd Latte. hlSn
star, at the Cinema Boil Terence
kHo11s that Ambrose LoDsoR, re-
spected friend Of the Lfttles, Is be.
hind the plot. So he goes to the bah,
Joins In the kidnapping through q
clever Tuse. and then turns on the
kidHdppers and rescues Elsa. MedIt-
scEile LdtCSon has announced ELsd'S
disappearance to Mr.. Little, and
Little has called the police. 4 knock
Is heard at the Little door.
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LIBRA men are ambitious, and
in youth have to make their own
way in the world. Make splendid
stock brokers and financiers; en-
thusiastic, and reverses produce no
effect; quick at recovering lost
ground. :, They are fascinating,
and, always on the qui vive for
new objects of attraction. Re-
verse. are the Libra women, who
are careless about money matters,
and dislike the financial part of
any transaction. Libra people
have a keen sense Of justice.
They are liberal to a fault, and
will give away more than half
they possess and never expect any
return. The women are very SEN
sitive to harmony and inharmony,
and can tell the moment they en-
ter a house the conditions prevail
ing therein. Are very kind and
averse to cruelty. Are neat.
When angry, which is seldom, they
leave nothing unsaid. One born
under Libra should never unite
with one born between February
10 and LIarch 81 (Pisces) or Aug
ust % and September % (Virgo) ;
unite with those born November
% and December q kSagittarius)
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Today's
Anniversaries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


178S-Jesse Olney, Connecti-
cut teacher and textbook writer,
whose geography sold in the mil
lions. to his generation, born at
Union. Conn. Died July 80,
1872.
1803-Alexander T. Stewart,
famed New York merchant, born
in Ireland. Died April 10, 1876.
1S40-Helena Modjeska, Polish
American actress, born. Died
April s, 1909.
1844-,Ieorge W. Cable, noted
novelist of Southern life, born in
New Orleans. Died Jan. 81,
1925.
1844-Charlcs King, soldier,
historian and novelist born at AL
bcny. N. Y. Died in Milwaukee,
March 10. 1858.
1850-John p. Lennon, for
many years t; easurer of the Amer
lean Federation Of labor, born in
Lafayette Co., Wis. Died Jan.
II, 1928.
18G0-Elner A. Sperry, famed
Chicago and New York electrical
enginee~, and Inventor, born at
Cortland, N. Y. Died June 16,
1880. e..
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ROOMS

THE MUNRO, 1913 N. E. 4th
street, Miami, Florida. ROOMS:
single, $500, $3.50 week;
double. $500, $500 week. Close
in. oct4-1mo
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Alfred No Landon, Republican
Presidential nominee:
1T is. to the direct interest of
the consumers and other produc-
erss of this nation that the farm
er be1a9 good provider and a good
customer"
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Henry w. Morgenthau, Jr., Secre-
tary of the Treasury:

Henry w. Morgenthau, Jr., Secre.
tary of the Treasury:
"Stabilization of world curren-
cies is the foundation that had
first to be built before we could
look forward to lasting peace and
real recovery in world trade"
John T. Flynn, author-economist:
"People believe things are get
ting better. Hence they are more
disposed to spend freely"
Franklin D. Roosevelt, President:
"An enduring agricultural civil
lization mIst be built upon the
firm foundation Of home and farm
ownership
Joseph B.. Lindsey, Superior
Judge of Washington State:
"a boy needs a gun as much as
he needs a dog"
J. Edgar Hoover, Director Federal
Bureau of Investigation:
"The crime army of America
includes more than 100000 boys
and girls of less than voting age"
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser, econo-
"Under proper cooperation be-
tween Government and business,
the future can and will dwarf
anything we; have accomplished in
the past"
William J.. Quinn, San Francisco
Chief oflPolice:
Broken homes contribute the
bulk of .neEs recruits for crimes
vast army
George Barton Cutten, president,
Colgate University:
"Gratuitoas social security is
degrading and degenerating and
destructive"
Dorothy Thompson, authoress:
"The individual can exist with
out an aim but he cannot live. For
life means growth, expansion, di-
rection, purpose"
sd
Bronislaw +Malinowski, British
/ Anthropologist:
''It is my considered opinion.
that the. only alternative for us is
to abolish war; organize for peace,
or perish"
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YlEWSAND REVIEWS
What They Say Whether
iRightl Or Wrong

Cary T. Grayson, National Red
Cross Chairman:
"The tradition that neighbor
shall help neighbor has been one
of the strongest links in our
American civilization"
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January 20 and Febr~y -
lAquariusl. March 2l-Apz -
(Ariesl- The OPAL w7l h-zzx a.
Libra wealth.
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NOTICE

WE WILL PUMP OUT YOUR
CISTERN and clean it for the
water therein. State Plant
Board. Phone 701. octl0-6t
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FOR SALE

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE-Tw"
bundles for SC. The Citizen Or
flee. oct16
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WANTED-A chance to bid on
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John T. Flynn, author-economist
"People believe things are get
ting better. Hence they are more
disposed to spend freely"
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, President:
can enduring agricultural civil
lization mIst be built upon the
firm foundation Of home and farm
ownership
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YOUR DESTINY
By LIE MARS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The character and talents of those
born between
SEPTEMBER Il TO
OCTOBER Fl
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Bronislaw +Malinowski, British
Anthropologist:
'It is my considered opinion.
that the. only alternative for us is
to abolish war; organize for peace,
or PERISH.
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Joseph B. Lindsey, Superior
Judge of Washington State:
"a boy needs a gun as much as
he needs a dog"
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Dorothy Thompson, authoress:
"The individual can exist with
out an aim but he cannot live. For
life means growth, expansion, di-
rection, purpose"
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J. Edgar Hoover, Director Federal
Bureau of Investigation:
"The crime army of America
includes more than 100000 boys
and girls of less than voting age"
La gaceta., 1936-01-03

nandez, Secretario, y Jose Con-
zalez, Tesorero.
Asistieron a la comida Leon
Haber y sonora, Henry S. Fer
nandez Y sonora, Jacinto Fer
nandez y sonora, Manolin Con
zalez y sonora, DR.. Ismael An
gulo y senora, Oscar Cuervo y
sonora, Carlos Barba y sonora,
Y Jose Gonzalez y sonora.
El nuevo presidente dice que
hara TODD 10 possible para alen-
tar las reuniones de esta agru-
paci6n, y que cuenta con dos OF
questas para tai efecto.
Nuestra felicitaci6n a esta a
grupaci6n, con los mejores de-
secs por su nueva directiva.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
PALPTTACTONES NTERNACTONALE
Ell Gobiemo de Laval y la Izquierda Francesa
ma ley que prOteja las libertades republicans

Con ell Gobierno Laval, Y So
bre TODD con su jefe, no pue-
den tener los radicales otro
contacto que ell de una vota :
ci6n que 10 derribe.
ST contindan con sus vacila-
clones; 81 aceptan una compo-
nenda, dejaran pasar una oca-
sion exceptional para la tarea
de energ ca defensa republica-
ma que las CIRCUMSTANCES poll
ticas de Francia exigen impe-
riosamente.
Quiza 10 que detiene a algu-
nos radicales es ell tenor a un
golpe de mano filofascista con
ira un Gobierno tornado por
ell Frente popular. No hay que
descartar esta contingencia. 0
los Cruces de Fuego y toias
las bandas que componen Ell
llamado Frente nac.onal So
lidaridad Francesa, francistas,
Acci6n Francesa, juventudes
patrioticas-dan fe de vida, co
mo facciosos en- csc momento,
o Sc disuelven por ST sofas, sin
necesidad de leyes nj decretos.
Pero esa inc6gnita hay que
despejarla. Hasta ahora, las
ligas han crecido y cometido
desmanes, porque ell Gobierno
10 toleraba con su lenidad. To-
das las disposiciones ministe :
riales e~ncaminadas a contener
los alardes de las ligas han ST.
do objeto de mofa por estas.
va Sc han disfrazado de par
lido politico las juventudes "a
tri6ticas, y los Cruces de Fue-
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
OTRA EXPEDITION EN- BUS
CA DE REDFERN

Georgetown, Enero 3.-In :
de Paramaribo que una
expedition holandesa ha salido
en- busca de Paul Redfern, ell a.
viador extraviado desde 1927,
cuando trataba de realizar un
vuelo Estados I Unidos-B Brasil.
La nueva expedition, la tercera
que entra en- las selvas, va d.
rigida FOR Ell Sr. H. Van Leyn-
den, jefe holandes de la conf
sion de limites. Con el viajan IN
medico y un operator de radio
La gaceta., 1936-01-03

Joe Castro
|Conocido j6ven, es ell nuevo en-
cargado del teatro Broadway,
de la Gale Is y Septima ave.
ice desde hace amos venia
trabajando con ell Sr. Gore, pro
Nietario actual del Broadway.
Estuvo prestando servicios en-
ell teatro Garden y en- otros tea
tros del Sr. Gore.
J6ven mIy entendido en- ell
I2iro del cinema. Muy merecidO
csc puesto Y una acertada ad-
quisici6n.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
Programa de Los BohemiOs

Programd de Los BOhemiOs
Ofreciendo su programa Sc
manal de todos los viernes, la
orquesta LOS Bohemios' tras-
mitira esta nodhe, de 1880 a 8,
por la WDAE, ell siguiente pro-
grama: "Ballesteros', pasodo-
be; Como tu", son; "Las Sic
tie Gales, pasodoble, cantado
por ell Sr. Arturo Moran; eel
Dulcero', preg6n; la Algeria
de Casa; "Morena", son, y
"Triana" pasodOble.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: $50, n9ticias;
6:45, Lowell Thomas; 800, Ire
Ne Rich; 900, discurso del pre-
sidente Roosevelt al Congreso;
10: 100, First Nighter; 1890,
hermanos Mills; IL 100, George
R. Holmes; 11:15, Leonard Kel
Ter; IL 80, Emil Coleman; IL,
Leon Velasco, y IL 80, Luigi RIO
manelli.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
SEIS PASSES ~LIQUIDARON
VA SU Quota

Habana, Enero 3.-Ayer Sc
comunic6 a la secretaria de es-
tado que seis paises extranje-
ros, incluyendo a Peru, Belgica
y Checoeslovaquia, han cubier-
to va su Quota azucarera, de
1896, en- ell mercado americana.
La secretaria de agricultural,
que dictara ell decreto de la "a
fra y Ell reparto de la Quota azu-
carera, fue notificada,
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Para New York

Para NeW York
En- la manana de aver partio
hacia New York ell atento j6ven
Raleigh Valdivia, en- compania
de su esposa.
Ell Sr. Valdivia pas6 cinco
semanas con sus familiares,
que residen en- la avenida Ia.
Sus padres, los estimados es-
timados esposos Alberto Valdi-
via, lie despidieron con una CO.
mida intima.
Pertenece Raleigh a una a
preciable y noble familia.
Acompanan a los esposos Val
diva, en- su viaje, los j6venes
Rene Garcia y Francisco Me-
nendez.
iQue la suerte les sonria!
La gaceta., 1936-01-03

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 5:15, Buddy Clark; 5 y
80, ministries escoceses; 6:15,
Murkdjie Ensemble; 6:35, LA :
mas azules; 700, Myrt y Mar
ge; 8 100, 9rquesta de Fettis; 8,
discurSo del pre;idente Roose-
welt ante ell Congreso; 1890, la
Marcia del tempo; IL AS, Luis
Armstrong y su orquesta, y IL
y 80, Nick Lucas y su orquesta.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
Contindnn las matinees

COntinddn las mGtineeS
En- la sala de bale del Cen
tro Espanol seguira ofreciendo
matinees la Secci6n de Recreo,
presidida por ell atento amigo
Cigarran.
Las mesas volveran a ser CO.
locadas alrededor del salon, pa
ra acomodar a los bailadores.
don Francisco, la orquesta
de la temporada, volvera a to-
car.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
MATO A SUS TRES HIJOS Y
Sc SUICIDE

Anderson, Indiana, Enero 8.
En- su finca, a cuatro millas
de aquf, fueron encontrados a.
yer los cadaveres de Teodoro
Smith, de 35 amos, y sus tres pc
quenos l,ijos. Ell juez de paz DR..
cpina que Ell hombre
mat6 a sus hijos y despues Sc
suicide. La esposa de Smith mu
rio hace dos amos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03

go las limitaran, sin perder
ninguna de sus caracterlsticas
agresivas nj su peligrosidad
anti-republicana.
Pero es distinto tirotear a
mansalva a una multitud iner-
me que alzar:e contra ell Esta-
do, sobre TODD 81 tras de este sc
encuentran las dos terceras
parties de la naci6n, que es 10
que sucederfa en- Francia, en-
Ell case de una insurrecci6n fl
lofascista.
Las ligas-especialmente los
Cruces de Fuego-son relati :
vamente fuertes en- Paris. En-
provincias estan en- una infe-
riorldad abrumadora. Tienen
contra elias a la gran mayoria
de los municipios y de los con-
sejos generates.
Toda Francia esta p%revenida
para este supuesto, e incluso
Sc han realiZado numerosOs en-
sayos de movilizaci6n ciudada-
ma, que han dado la MEDIA de
la ~resistencia que tendrfa que
veneer I'm golpe de mano reac-
c:onario.
Lo que puede envalentonar
a las ligas es ell saber que sus
amenaEas producer miedo a
unterminado sector de las IL
quierdas. En- 1899, cuando la
Camara derrib6 al Gobierno
Dupuy, las ligas nacionalistas
tenian un ambiente mas favo-
rable que hoy y muchas mas
aquie3cencias y compile dades
entire los jefes del Ejercito.
Estaba vivo ell rencor del Els
tado Mayor por la derrota que
Sc lie habfa infligido al indul :
tarse al captain Dreyfus y Sc
saba que ell Gabinete Valdez
Rousseau 10 reivindicaria total
mente, como igualmente afian-
zaria e. laicism9 del EStado. No
habia en- aquella 6poca, en- 10
sumo de las jerarquias militia
res, un hombre como ell maris-
cal Petain, indeclinablemente
republican,.
La ley, una ley dura que pro-
hiba la libertad para atacar a
las libertades republicans, que
avente centurias y fascios; ese
es ell Gnico procedimiento para
acabar con una moda que en-
Francia no tiene ambiente mas
que entire plutocracia y ell seho-
ritismO y no consigue enmasca
rarse con un leve barniz prole-
tario.
Esa ley Laval no la hara cum
plir nunca. ST llegara a dictar-
la, consentiria que la vulnera-
sen,
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
Lfneas de grdciGs

LineGs de grdcids
E. Sr. Braulio Cuervo nos pi-
de hagamos llegar al DR.. Juan
Silverio su mas ~profunda gra-
titud por haber curado de una
grave enfermedad en- la gar
ganta a su querido hijo.
Gratitud que desea extender
tambien al Institute del Nino
Y a los Doctores Spangler y
Baldor, que prestaron su COO
peraci6n.
Complacido ell Sr. Cuervo,
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03

nores Jose Suarez, Manuel So
to, Enrique Abad y Antonio Ro
driguez.
Realizaron estas operaciones,
les ORES. M. r. Winton y San
tiago Paniello.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
Los CGsados

Anoche Sc celebr6 en- ell res
;aurant Rubin la comida annual
de la Agrupaci6n de Casados
lei Centre Asturiano, para ele-
yir su nueva directiva.
Fueron electos los siguientes
senores; presidente, ell conoci-
10 comerciante Sr. Gustavo Pc
rez, Vice Presidente del "Op-
imistic Club; Henry s. Fer
nandez, Vice; Armando Fer
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
~PRORROGADO UN N
MO CON Ell SALVADOR

Madrid, Enero 3.-En Ell mi
historic de estado Sc di6 aver la
noticia de haberse prorrogado
'por I'm ano ell convenio comer-
cial con la ~repGblica de Ell Sal
vador.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
CAMBIOS DE N

Madrid, Enero 3.-Las libras
esterlinas Sc cotizaron a 1910,
los frances a 48.40, los d6lares
a 1888, las liras a 59.3, florines
4.99, coronas danesas 1.61, CO.
rOnas noruegas 1.81 y escudos
O.328.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
La function de los

La junction de los
Loyal knights.
En- la function social que to-
dos los meses celebra la Logia
Caballeros Leales de America,
que tendra efecto .esta nocae,
en- ell teatro del Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon, de los Aguilas de
Orc, sera repre:entada la obra
"Los Tres Gorriones'.
Como fin de fiesta habra un
escojido acto de variedades.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
MejorGdo

Ell Sr. Armando Calvo, que
Sc encuentra recluido en- su ho-
gar de la avenida 10 n1mero
1909, padeciendo de pulmonia.
La crisis ha pasado va y de-
be esperarse que Sc acent1e un
franco establishments.
Que pronto podamos consig-
mario.
La gaceta., 1936-01-03
En- Ell Centre EspGNOl

Semana de intensa labor en-
Ell Sanatorio del Centre Espa-
mol, en- 10 que respecta a CRU
gfa.
FL pasado lunes fueron some
tidos a intervenciones quirGr-
jicas los Sres. Jose Fernandez,
Amado Pardo, Gaetano SpOtO y
Paulina Melitello.
Hoy fuerOn operadOs los Sc
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her debut at the Metropolitan, this
would be a triumph. Her name in lights
as the 1896 star Of King Williams
Court
King liked to golf and fish Saliie
! dutifully tried to play golf, which was
new 70 her. And she tramped along
while he whipped trout stream She
had fished some as a girl in the coun-
I try, but had no inclination TO get into
pair Of waders now
The ninth day when they we're at
a stream in New Hampshire, Sallle
took a book. q blanket. and some
cushions and declared for q quiet az
ternoon In the shade while King filled
his creel He kissed her and left her
there.
Sallie did not read a single para
Z graph. All OF a sudden her ambitions
( had come back full force She lay
( there, a half smile on her full lips
arms behind her copper brown head,
and day-dreamed with open eyes fast
ened on the nodding pine tops. This
1 very night she would talk it out with
King. He might have some better idea
in his head. That Ten Miles Be-
tween" playlet was rather tin-panny
The part Of the ginghamed bride max
ing bread in the kitchen WAS really
sticky-though Of course she had
thrilled to her toes at the chance OF
getting it.
Before she had got King Williams.
Of course. That really altered every
thing. He ought to start her on her
climb to stardom q little faster this
very year o bother why did he have
to waste time catching those silly little
eight inch fish2 Shed like to talk to
him about her career right this after
noonl
Unexpectedly the chance came. King
found that fly fishing was not half the
fun without Sallie. He came back in
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end he thought all had developed Just
as he dreamed: but the illusion was
dispelIed st once.
o King, dear, I've been thinking
about our show next winter I'm really
excited about It. know you'll star
me the next year. but couldn't you fix
an something q little less sticky than
that Ten Miles Between kitchen me-
chanic part for this year? It's really
pretty stickyl"
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love-and a little troubled by certain
reserved mannerisms he had noted IN
the girl. More than he had ever wanted
success Ia the theater, he wanted her
10 rush into love with him. She seemed
undeniably fond Of him, but somehow
secretly amused by everything.
The next hour Wove the Shroud Of
comedy, however. Sallle rose to en-
brace him with q cry Of excitement
and delight in his return. For q sec
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five hundred nineteen feature length
motion pictures we're produced Ia The
United States during 1884 244 81 these
being frmn original screen plans, u
fxxam han@sMs s1ea. #7 1n0sM short @t0Rz@s
END I'D from mafscez zan@gmzm s0a1FC@s
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ANTHONY
N. RUD IS the
aHfhor Of the
AoveIs The
Second GeHeTa-
fsoH. TheDrV-
rs Hsirio0m.
and Last Grab
siake. He has
contributed fc-
fioN for q HHH-
bey Of years 10
leading National
magazines and
syndicdies. He
has also edited
parioRs fiction
n.nnn-.nar al
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has spriffeB motion picture stories and
rcdio programs. Has home is on Long
Ia0Hd. N. Y.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-12-05
SALLIE MARRIED KING
WILLIAMS WITH STAR
Dom IN VIEW, NOT
ANTICIPATING THE STEL-
LAR ROLE FOR WHICH
HE'D CAST HER.

ING WILLIAMS kept the Beau
BosQuet out on the south shore
OF Long Island for the same
reason the New York Yankees
keen the Newark baseball club.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-12-05

In a straight whiskey, proof is
a most important thing TO look for.
It's the measure Of strength and.
hence, q measure Of value But
some people assume that straight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-24

These rayon or isle hose have genuine
Irish linen reinforced heels and toes
Large selection of patterns! Browns,
blues, grays, tans and black mixtures
Sizes 10 to IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-22
Necessity of Modesty

Necessity Of Modesty
No age, sex, or condition Is
above or below the absolute neces-
sity of modesty; but without it one
is vastly beneath the rank of man.
Barton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-22

Take Heed of Time
Let him that regrets the loss Of
time make proper use of that
which is to come.-O'Connell.