davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
TO
BE IN CITY FOR
GREENWAY MEET

Hundreds of grammar grade STU
dents of Santa Cruz county will at
tend the annual Greenway field
and track meet to be held all day
today at the Nogales high school
athletic field.
Following is the schedule:
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FOR GREENWAY MEET
900 a. m. Boys class E high jump.
900 a. M Boys class c broad
jump.
900 a. m. Boys class B shot-put.
900 a. m. Boys class D dashes
$50 yds).
600 a m. Girls class B dashes
60 yds) finals).
900 a. m. Girls class G hip, step
and jump.
900 a. m. Girls class D baseball
throw.
Gas a. m Boys class c dashes,
$50 yds) 1st heat
GAS a. m. Boys class B broad
jump.
GAS a. m. Boys class D hi jump
9:45 a. m. Boys class A shot-put.
9:45 a. m. Girls class c dashes
$50 ydS) 1st heat
GAS a. m. Girls class B baseball
throw.
9:45 a. m. Girls class E dashes
(40 yds) 1st heat
GAS a. m. Girls class D hop step
and jump.
1920 a. m. Boys class B dashes
GO yds.) 1st heat.
1890 a. m. Boys class c hi jump.
1O:30 a. m. Boys class D dashes
$50 yds) 1st heat
1920 a. m. Boys class E broad
jump.
1O:3O a. m. Girls class D dashes
$50 yds.) 1st heat
10:30 a. m. Girls class B Hop,
step and jump.
1920 a. m. Girls class E baseball
throw.
1890 a. M Girls class C dashes
(60 yds.) finals.
11:15 a. m. Boys class B hi jump.
11:15 a. m. Boys class G Shot-put.
11:15 a. m. Boys class d broad
jump.
Ills a. m. Boys class E dashes
(40 yds) 1st heat.
Ills a. m. Girls class G baseball
throw
Ills a. M Girls class E hop, step
and jump.
Ills a. m. Girls class D dashes
go yds) finals.
11:15 a. M Girls class B 280 yd.
relay
1:3O p. m. Boys class B 70 yd.
finals.
lao p. m. Boys class G 60 yd.
finals.
1:50 p. m. Boys class D so yd.
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Nogales international., 1936-04-18


stern, runner-up on the American
side of the line. Miss Harris de-
feated Miss Rosenstern by only
four tickets. Miss Rosenstern is the
IA year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Rosenstern. She was
born at Nogales on July 2, 1921,
and is one of the most beautiful
girls of this city
Miss Harris was born in Marion,
Ill, and has been resident of Ari-
zona since she was three years old.
The two Bellies OF Frontier
Nights" were presented last evening
with diamond dinner rings by the
Elks, sponsors of Frontier Nights.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18

Miss Wilma Harris, beautiful Is
year old daughter of j. j. Harris,
manager of the Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Company
and wife, was proclaimed Nogales,
Arizona, Belle Of Frontier Nights"
on the midway of the Pioneer Viii
lage last evening.
Miss Virginia Barnett, %, charm
ing daughter of Mrs. Virginia GaX-
lola Barnett of Nogales, Sonora,
won the contest on the Mexican
side of the border and is Nogales,
Sonora's Belle Of Frontier Nights"
The vote was very close between
Miss Harris and Miss Maxine Rosen-
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
EDGELL FUNERAL

Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon for the late Robert
Burns Edgell, pioneer Texas news
paper publisher, and resident of No
gales for several years, who passed
away Thursday morning at the home
of his son, R. c. Edgell, on Walnut
street He was 70 years old.
He is survived by five children
among whom are B. F. Edgell of
Tubac and r. G. Edgell of Nogales.
Internment was made at the No
gales cemetery, Rev. McGough of
the Methodist church officiating.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
ZERBY LIKES
OUR SPECIAL

Clyde zerby, director of From
tier Nights, is a very busy man
these days but not too busy to
send The international the fol-
lowing telegram Wednesday:
"Nogales, Ariz.,
Apr. Is, 1886
"Craig Pottinger, Publisher,
"Nogales International.
"Just grabbed an early edition
of your Frontier Nights special.
It is one of the best in my II
years experience promoting
Days of 49, shows and crowd
getting celebrations"
CLYDE ZERBY,
Director Frontier Nights.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
LEO CARRILLO
ARRIVES TODAY
FOR BIG FIESTA

Leo Carrillo, one of the motion
picture screens leading actors, and
well known personally throughout
this part of the border is expected
to arrive today from Hollywood to
participate in the Frontier Nights
celebration
This information was gained last
night from his brother who came
up here with friends from Hermo-
sillo to meet the actor.
The International, it will be re-
membered, advised the public sew
eral days ago that Sr. Carrillo would
come to Nogales for the fiesta.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
TWO CONVENTIONS, TRACK MEET, WEEKEND
VISITORS, TO ADD HUNDREDS TO ALREADY
LARGE CROWD HERE FOR FRONTIER NIGHTS
Five-Day Celebration, Greatest Ever Held At This
Border Port To Close Sunday Night; Parade
An Opening Feature

the parade goes to Herbert King.
He put it on in fine style and next
year we hope Herb will be on hand
to make the procession even better,
if possible.
Each night has been big one at
the celebration. One of the real
bright spots is The Last Chance
Bar, owned by the Elks and oper-
ated by Sure Shot Louis Escalada.
Frontier Nights features must be
seen to be really appreciated.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18

In Wednesdays International this
paper carried in guessing contest
the picture at the left with the cap
ton Guess Who!" and offered
$500 as first prize, $500 second
prize, and 81 90 third prize.
Writ C. Bowman is winner of
first prize, Victor J. Wager, Sr.. Sc
cond, and Jack Cohen third
Mr.. B0Wman's letter accompany
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
WORK WELL UNDER WAY ON
$4,000 OPEN AIR ANIPITHEATRE

obtained, something new in enter
tainment and - an open air dance
floor to dine, dance and be enter
tanned in the open air an ideal
place especially in the summer time
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
WHTSKERINOS
ARE CARTOONED

The Arizona Republic of Phoenix
cartooned several Nogales whisker-
mos in it's Big Parade" section last
Sunday.
Nogales greatly appreciates the
large amount of publicity given
Frontier Nights by The Republic,
The two Tuccon papers, and other
nanerS
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
BOWMAN ON COAST

Writ G. Bowman left yesterday
afternoon on a bu@iness trip to
california He will be back Wednes-
day. He was motored to Tucson by
w. w. Barbee.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
TwoConventions Opening Here Today
STATE MEETING 2O-3O CLUBS
AND DISTRICT SESSION OF
YOUNG DEMOS OPEN TODAY
Hundreds Expected At Conventions Scheduled For
Final Two Days Of Frontier Nights;
Busy Programs Arranged

Two big conventions open here
today to further swell crowds AL
ready in the city for Frontier
Nights.
They are the state meeting Of
20-3O Clubs and the southern Ari-
zona district conference of Young
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
COMING TO FIESTA

Lynn Lockhart of the Rio Grande
Oil Company, and Grady Watson,
stock and bond broker, are arriving
today from Phoenix for Frontier
Nights.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18

Mlt- SInlIIlS dS ne appears IUUdy.
ing his guess follows:
"Nogales, Ariz.,
April Is, 1886
Contest Editor,
THE International,
'Nogales, Ariz.
THE man shown in your Wednes-
dav issue Page 2, under the caption
Guess Who" is Nit Simms, pre-
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Nogales international., 1936-04-18
RING TACTICS

y - . t07'' FFCll' ~"
counted someone ac supposedly
unconscious figure seated on tn
:urbstone in front of the Montezu-
('TUrn n -
Nogales international., 1936-04-18
WAGON WHEEL CREAKlNCS
(Bv AL BRESLAU)

out of the place, amid the cheers
| from the gang.
Nogales international., 1936-04-18

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28
CONCERT GETS
$40 START

To facilitate the accommodation
of all patrons before the first
number on the program, the open.
ing of tomorrow nights Water
gate concert will be delayed until
800, it was announced today by
Thomas j. Mullikin, chairman of
the directors Of the Washington
Summer Concerts Association. The
programs have been opening at
8 p. m.
The concert tomorrow night will
be conducted by Miss Antonio
Brico, who will lead the orchestra
in several novel arrangements, in.
Guiding the seldom-heard Russian
Easter Overture by RimSky
KorSakoff and Tales of the Vienna
Woods by Johann Strauss.
Norman Frauenheim, washing
ton pianist, will be the guest so
loiSt at Friday nights perfor-
nance. He will feature the pro-
gram with the rendition of LISTS
Hungarian Fantasia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28
Reckless, Drunk Driver
Sent 10 Laurel Jail

LAUREL, Md, July 28-Louise
o. Norton. Alexandria, Va, was
fined $125 on a charge of driving
while under the influence of
liquor and $25 for reckless driv-
ing in Prince Georges county po-
lice court in Laurel yesterday
morning following trial before
Judge George E. Merrick. Upon
failure to pay the fine. Norton
was sentenced to 90 days i'm
prisonment.
Swanson A. Cox, of Washing
ton, forfeited 500 and court costs
upon failure to appear at Hyatts-
vile yesterday afternoon to an
swer charges of driving at a
speed in excess Of go miles per
hour,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28
.DEADLINE NEAR
ON DOG TAGS

Dog owners were warned today
by the District Commissioners
that Saturday is the headline"
for obtaining new dog tags.
The city heads, on recommends
ton of Joseph LaSalle, acting
poundmaster, ordered that all
dogs found roaming the streets
without the new tags after Satur-
day be impounded.
Dog tags may be obtained at
the office of the District Tax Col
lector for 50 each. The officials
also reminded that a proclamation
against dogs running at large
without muzzleS is now in effect
and being enforced. The muzzling
order will expire october l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28

UpIift alone isn't enough these days. Maidenfom
brassieres mould your bustne into the fashionable
and natural wide spacing. Ask for "HoId-tte" model
in Lace Sizes 81 to &c.
LANsBURGHs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28
DEBAND F|ANCE
DIE IN CRASH

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, July %.
Together in their pre-wedding-
present roadster, a beautiful debu-
tante, Mary Brewster Lincoln, 10,
and her socialite sweetheart,
James Webb, 81, were killed
last night when their car was
hit by a New Haven Railroad
freight train. Their shattered bod
les. were hurled 100 feet.
The couple, residents of fashion
able Hamden. Conn, died within
a few minutes of each other.
They were engaged to be mar.
ried, with the public announce
ment to be made Sunday at a
gala affair. Both were faVorites
of Connecticut's younger social set.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28

Humes, counsel for Sherman, said
Justice Brandiess could delay exc
cution until the United States Su-
preme Court meets again in Oc-
tober. Humes claims the conStitu-
tional rights of his client were vio-
lated at his Superior Court trial.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28
Condemned 10 Ask
Brandeis for Stdv

WORCESTER, Mass. July %
G.N.SD.-A plea to U. s. Supreme
Court Justice Louis D. Brandies,
now vacationing on Cape Cod, was
planned today by counsel for
Newell P. Sherman, scheduled TO
die next week for the American
tregedy" drowning of his wife in
Lake Singletary last year. j. Fred
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28
Fraternity TO Honor
Dead Bonus MarChers

Gimme Bita ri Fraternity of
World War Veterans will decorate
the graves Of William Huska and
Eric Carlson, the two members of
the Bonus Expeditionary Force
who were killed in the bonus riots
in 1882.
William H. McCurley is chair
man of the committee in charge of
arrangements.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-28
New Faculty Member Named

Miss Margaret Just, graduate Of
Emerson College and Boston Uni
versity, and the daughter of DR..
Ernest Just, professor of zoology
at Howard University, has been
named to the faculty of Union
University at Richmond, Va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Mlada matka uhorela
" perinach.

Kdyz rano odesel delnlk FIR.
Lauterbach re Zatcan do Brna
hledat 81 praci, donna z1stala
jeho 23leta zena Eva S rocnlm
devcatkem. Kratce pc poled-
nj chtela Lauterbachova svemu
muzi pripravit obed a proto "a
tapela We sporaku. Drevo a uhli
il vsak nechtely chytiti. Wa
la lahev S petrolejem a drevo S
uhlim We sporaku polila. Dout-
najicf dTevo pri tom vybuchlo,
ma mlade zene chytily saty a
Lauterbachova byla razem v
jedinem plameni. Ably Sc "a
chranila, vrhla Sc do postele,
prikryla Sc duchnou a prevalo-
vala sc v domnen1, re tax pla-
meny uhasi. Mfsto toho vsak
chytila duchna, vsechny peri
ny a celia postel a zena "a stra-
slivych bolesti a 1penliveho ma
rikani a volanf o pomoc temer
doslova upalila. Zoufaly kirk
uslyseli sousede, vtrhli do dom
ku a nekolika proudly vody po-
stel uhasili a Lauterbachovou
vytahli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Pod vodou zmizf celia YES.

Ma rece Svratce u Kn1nicek
sc buduje vodn1 prehrada, KITE
ra je v prftomne dobe nejvet-
Sim rozestavenym vodnim d.
lem tam. Ma byt dostavena v
roce 1910. Jejfm 1celem Dude
zasobovat mesto Brno elektri-
nou i vodou. Cd kvetna pra-
cuje stale asi 200 delnfk6 ma
vylaman1 hlubokych jam pro
zakladove zdivotackami 81 ra-
ri deln1ci cestu do hloubky IL
metr1. Ponevadz celia vesnice
Kninicky zmiz1 pod vodou pre-
brady, stavf Sc jiz nyn1 obec
nova. Zatfm sc upravuj1 cesty
a ma jare Dude postaveno 100
domG. Jezero, ktere "a pre-
hradou vznikne, zaplavf 1ze-
mi temer 800 hektar6 a obsah-
ne Is a p1l milionu krychlo-
vych metrG vody. Voda z nej
pozene elektrarnu S rocn1 w
robou Z milion1 XVIII. PTehra-
da i S elektrarnou a novou YES
nici Dude stat necelych "A mi
lone Kc, z cehoz asi 10 milo
MI Kc pTipadne ma pTehradnt
zed (hraz). z cele castky bu-
de ID milionG vyplaceno ma
mzdach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11

- Manzelka cfnskeho zeme-
delce blize Peipingu v Cine da-
la zivot najednou deseti detem
dewitt hochGm a dlvce.
We zprave Sc uvadf, re 6 z
chlapc1 zemrelo kratce pc ma
rozeni. Zbyvajfcf ctyri dftky
|jsou pry zdrave.
V New Yorku 1rednici AGA
DENY of Medicine prohlasili
zpravu O narozenf deseti dltek
L jedne matky Cine "a "po-
haiku"
- V Buenos Aires, Arg,
Neutralni pakt pro vsecky a
mericke republiky byl navrzen
vnitro-americke mirove konfe-
renci Spoj. Stat1. Tento plan,
sledujicf ideally vyjadrene
pres. Rooseveltem We sve zaha-
jovaci reci, by vytvoril trvaly
v~nitroamericky konsultacn1 W.
Dor, ktery by uvedl poradek do
stavajicich opatrenf pro mir, a
pracoval ku dohode o spolecne
politice neutrality, zalozene ne
neutralitni teorii Spoj. Stat1.
Navrh Sc setkava S vseobec-
ne prfznivym prijetfm, a IDA
Sc, re Dude prijat s jistymi
zmenami.
- srapnely a pumami pobo-
feny Madrid podoba Sc skupi-
ne opustenych vesnic S boflci-
mi Sc budovami a rozbitymi u
licemi
Dennf smrticf sprsky pun
poborily mnoho domu. steny
mnoha jinych dosud stojf, ale
nepevne. Rozbity a spaleny
nabytek lie spatriti skrze roz-
bita okna domG, ktera Sc jeste
~nesritily do ohromnych jam,
vytrhanych vybuchy.
- Paffzsky list "Oeuvre" pf-
Sc, re v Berlfne Sc We vsech
kruzfch poclta, re nejpozdeji V
lete roku 1887 vypukne valka
prot Sovetskemu svazu. Dr.
kazem pro tajnou mobilisaci je
pro "Oeuvre" ia skutecnost, re
nejvetsf nemecky pivovar
Schultheis-P atzenhofer dostal
prfkaz, ably pro armada pri-
pravil Is milionG hektolitrG
piva.
- Francouzska vlada ozna-
mila novy obrovsky program
namornf, ktery jest odpovedi
ma zvysene namoTni zbrojenf v
Nemecku a v Italii. Francie
postavf nekolik novych valec-
nych plavidel, ably nez1stala
pozadu. Ministr namoTnictv1
vysvetlil cely program vyboru
pro valecne lodstvo z rad po-
slancG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Postrelil oblibeneho psa a po-
tom Sc z~astrelil.

24lety strojnfk Antonfn Re-
menarik, syn hostinske re zili-
ny Sc zastTelil. V nedeli odjel
S mensf loveckou spolecnostf
ma hon do katastru obce Lie
tavska L1cka. Pr homie ne
.stastnou nahodou postrelil kro
me zajlce tez vlastn1ho lovec-
keno PISA do nohy a ocf. Bole-
st1 sv1jej1c1ho Sc psa odnesl k
bl1zkemu potoku, kde mt ra-
ny umyl. Nekteff z lovc1 ra-
dill, ably byl pes odnesen lined
k zverolekaTi. Remenarik Sc
rozhodl, re lekaTskou pomoc
obstara sam. Wal pusku a
odchazel smerem k ziline.
Kdyz byl cd spolecnosti asi 800
m. pocal haste plakat. V
rozrusen1 sc strelil z lovecke
pusky do praveho spanku. Nez
k n6mu pfibehli ostatnf lovci,
byl mrtev. Tragedie mladeho
muze, ktery byl pro svou sve-
domost velmi oblfben, vyvolala
v ziline rozruch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Medved hlasil tuhou zirnu.

Ma 1patf Nfzkych later lei
mala obec Kordfky, ktera do
stala neobvyklou navstevu. De-
tt S pokTikem pribehly domG a
oznamovaly, re az k prvnfm
chalupam dosel velky medved.
Lide lined vyrazili z domkG S
klacky a spustili takovy kirk,
re Sc neobvykly navstevnik po-
lekal a dial Sc ma 1tek k hor-
skym lesGm, v kterych zmizel.
Lide veT1, re medved pTisel O.
HAST, re jiz brzy zacne tuba
lima. ,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Obssil Sc We vyrocni den smrti
sye mile.

Loni zoufala 81 20leta M. Mo-
ravkova v Ledcich ma Pfelouc-
sku pro nestastnou lasku k vo-
.jinovi Frantisku Pillow. JeJl
otec "a diva meslce ma to zem-
rel zarmutkem. Kdyz Sc ne
davno vratil Pill z vojny, "a
miloval Sc do sestry sve mile a
mela byti svatba. Seslo s nj o.
pet. We vyrocnf den smrti sve
prvni mile sc Pill obesil v Mo-
ravkove statku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
Vyznamna jubilea.
PrOSinec

Prosinec:
16. 1851 byl zatcen a odve-
zen z Nemeckeho Brodu
do Brixenu, v Tyrolsku
Karel Havl1cek Borovsky.
z Brixenu byl propulsion
27. dubna 1855 a zemfel
v Praze 20. cervence 1856
Narodil sc 81. Tfjna 1921
v Borove u PTibyslave v
Cechach.
1917 Narodn1 rada csl. v
Par1zi navrhla utvoren1
samostatne ceskoslovenske
armady We Franeii, coz by
10 francouzskou vladou
povoleno 10. prosince.
20. 1859 narodil sc v Praze
Josef Bohuslav Forester,
skladatel a professor kon-
servatore. V letech 1898
1901 I'll v Hamburku a v
l. 19O1-1918 We Vfdni. Ny
nj je ma o%dpocinku v Pra-
re.
%. 1923 byla provedena We
stavovskem divadle v Pra-
re prvnf ceska opera
"Svycarska rodina" cd
Weigla.
"a. 1880 Zemrel v Zahreb6
skladatel Oskar Nedbal,
Yak DvorakGv, narozeny
dine %. brezna 1874 v Ia
bore.
~. 1916 narodil Sc v Praze
Zikmund Winter, vedle
Palackeho a Tomka nej-
vetsi mas dejepisec. Zpra-
coval soustavne kulturnf
zivot ceskych NEST, zej-
mena v XIV. a XVI. stolet1
a stall Sc tax zakladate-
lem ceskeho kulturnfho
dejepisu. Zemrel dine IL.
cervna 1912 Reichenhal-
lu v Bavorsku.
1860 narodil sc We Vyso-
KEN mad Jizerou DR.. Ka-
rel Kramar, r. 1918 pred
soda Narodniho vyboru a
pax pTedseda prvni cesko-
slovenske vlady.
81. 1877 narodil sc v Sopce u
Melnika Viktor Dyk, neo-
hrozeny narodnf basnik.
Zemrel IA. kvetna ma O.
strove Lopudu u Dubrov-
nfka v Jugoslavii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11

NedavnO Sc v PraZe hral ra-
okusky film "Stlny minulosti"
vyrobeny We V1dni. Spisovatel
DIR. K. J. Benes zahajil nyn1
pravnf kroky prot vyrobcGm
filmu a obvinuje je z plagiatu.
Film Sc totiz napadne podoba
Benesovu romanu Uloupeny
zivot, nejen stezejn1 situac1, a.
lie take v mnoha podrobnos-
tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-11
csl. iecmen vyznamenan.

Ma SO. svetove pivovarske
vystave God roku 1879 v Lon
dyne, ktera Sc konala cd 81.
rijna do 6. t.. M, z1skal nejvys-
ST cenu tax Nv. Champion, to
Jest zlatou medaili, csl. morav-
sky jecmen "~Hana-Kargyn,
kterJ vysavovala Kooperativa.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-08

all persons having claims against the
said estate. 70 present with proper
vauchete sueh Claims against the said es-
tate. withinsix (6) months from the date
of this notice to the undersigned adj
minlstrattix.
All persons indebted to the said es.
tate are requested 70 make payments
within the said time
First publication of this notice made
this End day of January 1886
ISABELLA BARRY
Adminietraf rix
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-08
Auction Notice

At the request Of Marie Conton Admin
istratrix of the estate of George Gonson.
deceased. and by virtue of an order is.
su d out ofthe District Court of the Vir-
gin ISLANDS 81 the Uait4i Ssstes.of Arae
RIGA. dated December II. 1885 there will
be offered for sale at the Police Court
House on
Monday Jan. 20, 1886
At 2 90 O'Clock D. m. House and Lot No.
l B. i. Marke. Street ami
At 300 O'Clock p. m. and Lot No
=. f. Market Street
All the documents pertaining to the
sale WILDE exhibited at the time of the
sale.
Christiansted Vendus Office December
IT. 1885.
D.HAMILT0N JACKSON
Vendue Director.
ay Two Dollars
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-08
NOTICE

TheAu ction of the Property No. IA. b.
Ulkes Lane belonging to Rosaline and VIII
fred Edwards, which should have been sold
on Dec.~23, 1885, is postponed to the 18th
day of January, 1886 at 3 O'Clock, p. m.
Christiansted Vendue Office
Dec. %, 1885
D. HAMILTON JACKSON
Yendue Director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-03
THE STORY SO FAR

+HE activities of a certain notorious ring
of international spies. headed by an
] ex-German secret service man named
Grundt, were of little interest to the beautiful
and wealthy Patricia Fame of New York until
her brother Jimmy Fame disappeared while on
a secret diplomatic mission in Germany.
Young Fame had been sent to Hamburg to
meet man who would deliver into his hands
plans for the notifications of group of
South Pacific Islands; plans of interest to our
Navy Department. Both Fame and the agent
he was to have met vanished. Immediately
rumors we're circulated that Fame, having
fallen under the spell of one of Grundt's
women agents, Arlette Lassagne, had betrayed
his country and sold the plans.
Patricia Fame, angry at what she believed
to be lies, and frantic with fear for Jimmy's
safety, engaged Robert Dallas, ex-British
Army officer, and his two aides - Major Ned
Hanigdn, and Wolf oon KONG = to find her
brother Each of these three men had, in
addition, private grudge to settle with the
sinister Grundt also known as "Clubfoot."
While Hartigan picked up, in Paris, the
trail OF the mysterious Arlette LaSSdgne,
Dallas sought clues in Hamburg, where Fame
had disappeared. He traced Fane's move
ments to the Cafe Helga, on the waterfront,
and accompanied by Wolf, he made secret
visit to the now dark and deserted cafe.
There the two men we're surprised by
Grundt and companion, who suddenly en-
tered and mistook Dallas and Wolf for two
American secret service men. Brewer and
Wilson, also known to be on Fane's trail.
Dallas cleverly managed to conceal his iden-
tity, but learned nothing from Grundt. who
fatty denied any knowledge of Fane's where
abouts.
Suddenly the Stdats- Polizei raided the cafe.
Grundt and his companion escaped by a trap
door leading into the cellar, followed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-03

Siepen!" he exclaimed eagerly and broke the
seal. With the one word "Bartels" he handed
Dallas the note
1t was in German and brief. B. was seen
tn Salsburg tVO days ago.
Dallas laughed happily. We're getting on
It's Sazburg then for you, old man. Where
shall you stay?"
THE Erzherzog'
''I'll wire you there from Paris. When do
you'leave?"
'By the first train out"
Then good hunting!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-03

They shook hands and Dallas went off to
catch his bus for the flying field.
That afternoon, Dallas arrived in Paris. He
drove straight to the Grand Hotel
Were you asking for Major Hartigan just
now?" the reception clerk wanted to know as
Dallas stopped at the desk
NO." said Dallas. but l was just about
to do so.'
Pardon, it was this gentleman" the clerk
apologized. A middle-aged individual in
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