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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COMPANION N-HOUSEKEEPER. by lady Of
refinement and education. thoroughly prac-
teal capable, dependable; leave city II de-
sired. Address Box BEE. Star once. .
DENTAL ASSISTANT experienced neat,
develop X-rays: excellent references. Ad-
dress Box 460-D. Star ONCE. 6"
DRESSMAKER wants work. in or out:
Summer dresses made to order: prices
reasonable: experienced. North 014l-W
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W m n s.
children's colthng; lingerie. shocking
fancy handmade garments; frst-class work
guaranteed Potomac 59S1.
NURSE. practical, wishes nursing day or
night; knowledge of food chemistry and
special diets: experienced; local ref. Met
ropolitan ti413
AL capable willing:
good command English: 10 yrs. diversified
exp perm. or temp. pos. Pot. 81 III. -
STENOGRAPHER-TY one year COL
lege: age. 30: conscientious in work: ap-
preciate employment. Georgia 6l36.
YOUNG GIRL. experienced typist and
general ONCE worker. Phone Silver Spring
IL. -
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
', United States for the District of Co
Jun ola.--In re: PARK SAVINGS BANK
MISCELLANEOUS NO 47.-ORDER NIsI
FOR SALE OF ASSET-Upon considera-
ton OF the petition of John F Moran.
receiver of Park Savings Bank, filed herein
tne I2th day OF June, 1887, it is by the
court this 2sth day of June. 1887
ORDERED that said John F. Moran. Re.
celVer as aforesaid, be and he hereby is
9Othorlzsd to sell the property described as
Lots S33, S34 and S35, in Square 2S4S;
SAID property being also known, for pur-
poses OF assessment and taxation as Lot
NC S5a. in Square 2S4S according to the
!ano records of the District of Columbia
Tor the sum of S92 SOC. 90 subject to the
terms OF the memorandum of agreement
entered into between the said John F
Moran. Receiver. and H. M. Rogers. the
prospective purchaser said memorandlIm
OF agreement being hereby approved; to
said H. NJ. Rogers. unless cause to the con-
traly oe SHOWN. or unless any higher offers
IN writing and properly guaranteed are
received for said property prior to 10
Q CLOCK noon on Saturday the 10th day of
SSu4v, ~ .; provided, a copy of this order
pe o. lnserted IN tne washington Post daily
neWSpapsr published in the District of
Solunpia at least three t3I times before
.he salo l0th day of July 1937 and that
CODY OF Sald order be also published three
I'm zines s. IN ~, Ihe Evening Star before said 10th
STTWAy7 s1S-lSe. Seal, ,u,- Attest: CHARLES E.
HOMER. Assistant Clerk.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, bal
Ahceo audlted. kept part time: taxes; most
reasonable; city references. District S5O5.
BOOKKEEPER double entry, type 40
Woros p. m. high school education. age
"; take Sl5 week. District 69aS
BOY. colored. with D c. drivers permit
wishes work OF any kind. Phone Column
bla a030
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER, colored. exp. refer
ence. The family l work for away for
Summer. Phone North O124. 90
CRAFTSMAN. structural mechanical, sheet
metal experience; young college man.
Spiker. l1,5 st. NV. Decatur 5sl9
HANDY MAN, colored. experienced in up
holstery shop. knows city, drivers permit
wishes good Job Lincoln O454-M. f.
MAN colored. wants job as driver porter
Janitor; experienced good reference Pot.
545I-J. 14l4 Florida NV
MAN. young. colored. wishes work as jan
ltor or in private family. Decatur 5366
STUDENT desires evening or night or
day work: dependable experienced COL
ored Adventist; drivers permit Att 3672-J.
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THE EVENING WASHINGTON c. TUESDAY, JULY g. 1887
PERSONAL

rAiM T1IH RFPARs WHILE :p1
walt. 6merGency Laboratory Room lO1
Westory Blds, 14th and r. Net. 1888
HEMORRHon)e ERADICATED BY ny
own method. Results effective for ufs-
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery, DR. sOMdERWERCK.
1865 Columbia re. Adams O389.
EXPERIENCED WRITER WILL TAKE A
few private pupils: fiction, poetry. article
writing. Box 162-E. Star office. g.
EFFICIENT TYFIsT WISHES WORK TO
40 At home; prompt reasonable. Address
Box 163-E. Star once. 6'
When DEATH STRIKES a FAMILY
&c eps inferior funeral services due 20 In
ability to pay higher price The Greater
w w, Chambers Cc offers . complete
funeral, cars and AL. for as littls as S75
World nnett waterproof airtight, guaran-
tsed lteel burial vault may be had from
!; CHAMBERS for ssb In case Of death call
corner Chaplin NV. Columbia O432 Phone
e Or write our address. We viii send you .
~ oeanti1nl catalogue OF how we do It 1900
11th st Sc. phone Atlantic R70O
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SALESWokEk.

LADIES between ages 35 and so. part
or full time work no expert
pleasant. disnified employment. You learn
Quickly with our simple Instructions and
S!art earning at once. See Miss HounshelI.
from 20 TO Y In. and 3 to 5 pm
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HELP MEN.

COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATE to cali on
regular customers for local company: pay
good Address Box 354-D. Star ONCE
iATHERS wanted. plaster-board men. Call
Metropolitan 0671 between z and o pm.
MAN, with light service car who has
had experience in hot-air furnace in
stallation. Van Ry Heating Corp, 1898
M st. NV.
MAN. married. fair education. willing
worker: some sales experience helpful.
Address Box 195-D. Star ONCE.
MAN for special route work in Arlington
County: must be married and have car
Address Box c34-D. Star once.
EEN-We can use 9 live-wire statesmen at
once; Employment manager, 9TH floor,
1893 NV.
NIGHT CLERK, single. active, so years,
eobsr; city reference. 627 Pa. ave. NV,
3nd floor. at 2 pm.
PHARMAC1ST-State age experience and
toferences. Address Box 393-D. star once.
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SAIESMEN

II you have had experience in selling real
estate or cemeary lots and your success
mas not been satisfactory in this field this
is your opportunity. We will train you and
pay you drawing account while you are
learning. Let us explain to you our plan.
Apply Bond Building. Room 312, between
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Trailer HONEYMOON.

Spending his last cent for his brides
flrst pink satin dress, In which she
married, William Loveridge, aged 20
and unable to read or write, has start
ed with his new mate from Stanwell,
England. on a trailer honeymoon.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

STENOGRAPHERS fast typists. bookkeep-
ers, accountants. bookkeeping machine and
dlctaphone operators. craftsmen statesmen.
soda clerks. nurses. cashiers. etc; male
female. REGISTER today. No charge un-
less placed. Visit PERSONNEL SERVICE,
second floor. front. 1911 G st. NV.
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1923
9th st; NV. Dec. 2419-North aO1l. Help
iurnlshed. positions secured; short notice;
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MOTOR TRAvEl

OKLAHOMA OrTY: ROOM FOR Two:
oesire to leave as soon as possible Ma.
tional 347O any time
DRIVING HUDSON SEDAN TO IOWA.
ap0ut August l. Can take 2. Cleveland
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COUNTRY BoARD.

WARRENTON. VA Lovely home life;
horseback riding; high altitude; sood cook
ing; terms $40 per month. board and
room: $50 per day. week ends. Mrs.
]. F. Edwards Warrenton, Va
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HELP DOMESTIC,


cOLORED WOMAN general houseyork,
care oil baby every other Sunday; refs
81 90 and meals. Dec. 26ol after 4 D m
COOK. colored experienced must have
Call Cleveland 001S.
COOK and general houseworker for small
tamily; SS week. 444l Hawthorne ST..
Wesley Heights. .'
GENERAL HOUsEWORK; settled colored
woman; partial care children. live in; $40
month, zoos Belmont rd
GIRL. white; live in Shepherd 4S9l-W
GIRL. white; care for year-old child; no
housework; live In. Adams 6445.
GIRL. white, as mothers helper: good
nome and $50 month. 1898 18th st, NV.
GIRL. white. 25-3S; care I3-month-old
child. small apt, experienced only apply,
i've IN. Adams 1894.
GIRL white. bet. 2U-:,5 exp; city refs
Tor gen h.w. in small family state aye
sels.. wages wanted. Address Box SID
Star office.
WOMAN; white refined middle aged
general houseWork. care of baby; live I'M
salary S6 wk. Greenwood 1S42-W.
WOMAN. colored. exp, neat, g.hw no
children. no cooking references Apply ?
TO pm, 1883 Sheridan st. NV Il.
WOMAN, a1,i1 colored; settled; cook. gh.w.; :,
aduits: stay nights; $500 week I6oH
Upshur st. NV. Call after I 80 pm
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SALESMEN.

we want man who considers Washing
ton MS permanent residence: one of good
mora average education. good personal
appearance. and anxious Tor a position with
opportunity Tor advancement. Two refer
ehceS required; one OF WaShneton's S largest
Address BOY |. ~ ID Ia nf6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHEN YOU HAVE ELECTRICAL WORK
70 De done, no matter how small the Job
may be, call the Electric Shop on Wheels,
NO Job too small or too large. District 6l7I
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
!oads to and from BALTIC. Phila and New
YORK. Frequent trips TO other Eastern
cities. Dependable Service Since / 1896"
IHE DAVIDSON TRANSFER d STORAGE
co. Phone Decatur 300.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS. LESS EXPENSIVE
CURING the Summer; 20 per cent off until
sept, y EDMONSTON STUDIO 1888 F.
NV. National 1900
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted other than by myself
u X. HEETER. 'eo5 9th ST. sw
NEW FOLDING CHAIRS FOR RENT VERY
Teas. We cater to all occasions, small or
large. Metropolitan $3.50. National S664
The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
ho!derS OF the Northeast Building Associa-
tlon VII be held Thursday. July Is. 1897.
a. A. 80 m. at the Offices of the associa-
ton 2nlo r; l. ave. ne. for the purpose
OF electins directors for the ensuing year
ana the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting,
SCHUYLER S. SYMONS.
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A Complete

Service in Paragraph!
we reproduce all books, maps foreign
LANGUAGE matter. etc. in black and white
or colors. Reprints and extra copy work a
speeialty Estimates gladly extended at
your request.
Columbia Paragraph Co.
oo 81. NE. Metropolitan 1892
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Residence OF Distinction"
NEWLY FURN. ROOMS WITH SOUTH
ERN EXPOSURE FOR = OR 3 GUESTS
EACH: WHOLESOME MEALS: BOARD OP-
TlONAL; Low RATES. $3.50 TO S45
MONTH WITH BOARD
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, blood tested aH breeds.
VIM. James 4 Son. 6lo X st. NV. Metro
polttan OOeS.
CH1CKgIA jamboree special. supreme
$500 the hundred, while they last. J. D.
Henry. phone Falls Church 34S,
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Monster Shark Killed.

A basking shark, % feet long, with
dorsal fin 3is feet in height and
mouth 4 feet in diameter, was killed
recently of Kilmore, Irish Free State.
Evening star., 1937-07-06

GLASSES-Man's white gold trimmed bi-
iocal glasses. Sunday, about pm. near
Wisconsin ave. and NJ ST.; reward. Walnut
Evening star., 1937-07-06

334 18th ST NE RIM. KITCHEN,
PRIV. bath; basement apt; in new home;
adults. $40 month.
35l3 14th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCH-
en-: private bath. screened back porch:
Frleldalre. electric. and gas; no children:
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IT.SHTRE MANOR

1893 18th n.w.-Beautiful furn studio rna.
Il. dressing rm.. shower, 3 windows. Ex-
elusive club residence
Evening star., 1937-07-06

COCKER SPANIEL. black and white. fe-
male; lost in Bethesda; reward. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1937-07-06

FOx TERRIER. white male mr. Chevy
Chase Circle: answer name "BoSsy"; Md.
license 5S05; reward Wise 31iQ
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DOG. vire-haired terrier male brown
and white head black spot on side vicin-
lty Of End and Gallatm SITS. NV; answers
TO DrlZzelpus.' Phone Randolph e9ll
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THE FILLMORE 1929 N H. AVE. NV
Clean. modern : rm.. K. and b. apt in
nicely kept bldg; model kitchen: every
CONVENIENCE: close doMntoMn: Shh
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CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER IL d'ALBERT, INC.
S15 10th st. NV. Phone National 471e
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WESLEY HALL.
2209 MASS AVE. NV,

and sleeping porches: newly furn: best
location; superior food: reas District
Evening star., 1937-07-06

BULLDOG, Boston brindle. male. vicinity
answers TO name of Fritz" Call Line.
23Sr
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THE AUGUSTA COR. N. Y. AND N j.
aNeS. n.W-Clean. modern , rm. k and
D. APT $40; Frlgldare on house current;
oak floors; in beautifully kept bldg; close
downtown
Evening star., 1937-07-06

WRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER. white with
IAN spots, answers to name "Gavilan'
vicinity 18th and Harvard SITS NV Re
ward Mexican Embassy, Columbia 49l4
WORKS of lady'S Bulova vrlStwatch. lost
friday between or III the Lotus and Cap
itol GARAGE, Initials M NJ F." Reward
Wisconsin 5@34.
WRIST WATCH. Gruen yellow gold, tied
WIN req RIBBON; vicinity 18th and H Sts
ne; reward. Lincoln ll5"
Evening star., 1937-07-06

WALKING DISTANCE - ROOMS
kitchenttte and bath double exposure;
y block from Conn. ave: Frigidaire gas
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WOMAN emp. wants room :, meals daily;
$32 80 mo-; respectable only: yard. tree.
Address Box ISLE. Star ONCE.
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READY TO MOVE IN

Large modern, corner building furnished
or unfuFnlSheo, = rooms. kitchen, bath
ike new; must be seen TO be appreciated
Park between the Taft and the new
Calvert St. Bridges. 24l0 goth 81. NV.
Resident manager.
Evening star., 1937-07-06

1923 NJ ST. NW-BED-LIVING ROOM
and kitchen, screened porch, connecting
bath; unusually cool
TAKOMA PARK-LIV. RM. PORCH, BED
rm;, dlnette, kit. pri. bath: newly fur
nlShed; in new home. 403 Garland ave.
Refrigeration. ch.w. Shepherd 35s7.
145 1lth NE LARGE. CLEAN COM
people; SIS
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CHASTLETON HOTEL. APT s26-LADY
VIII share comfortable outside apt. with
] or . girls. ! southern windows
Evening star., 1937-07-06

hIVD EHM FIFE 4V'O
cost of new pipe. Call Greenwood 135O-R
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new. I-yr.
guar: ,Electrolux Hoover Eureka Beevac
etc. S5.95 up: give 10 days free trial
Electrical Center. 5l4 10th st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Eureka, Premier.
50. IS; Airway S695; Hoover So .95: many
others; large stock: full size factory re-
built. guar. like new: free delivery BEST
BRANDS CO.. S05 lth st. NV. Natl. 1859
WASHING MACHINES-Special sale of
demonstrators. xt2 each: pay 81 weekly.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1899 G st.
WASHING MACHINES rebuilt like new;
1-year guarantee; Maytags. Apex A. B. c.
etc; S12.95 and UP. Electrical Center
5l4 10th st. NV.
SEE US FTRIST-lOes to 2Oe6 discount on
all tagsed secondhand furniture. POI 4th
st. S.w g.
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SUBLET-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE Q
rooms. kitchenette bath: apt hotel: roof
garden cafe: reasonable Potomac 22lo
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

:. P1OSl P1GHI PIGS!
Chester rWhites-Exceptionally dne breed
ink TO 10 weeks old: bo.rs. .sows. unre-
lated pairs. Extra fins lot At this time.
Service boars. bred gifts. A few commercial
piHs for fattening. Ayrlxwn Farms. Be-
Evening star., 1937-07-06

IlLDEN GARDENS. CONN. AVE. AND
Inden Establishments consisting of l
and > bed rooms living room, dining Yoom
kitchen and bath: large apartments have
sun room and : baths: Prices range from
s. to Nl3J. Phone Cleveland h334
Evening star., 1937-07-06

MEN EXCEPTIONAL OP-
PORTUNITY FOR 2 EXPE-
R1ENCED APPLIANCE
MEN. SALARY AND BONUS.
CALL BETWEEN 9 AND 12
WEDNESDAY. ASK FOR
MIR. RICHARD H. WILLIS,
ANNAPOLIS HOTEL.
Evening star., 1937-07-06

Ren'lleS only.
624 NORTH CAROLINA AVE Sc
large. bright rms kltChenette: S35. In
Guiding gas, cleo. heat hot water No
children. Atlantic 2o69
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LOST

AIREDALE. brown-eray. short clipped
Sun. am. answers to name Nell" Please
return to ia 9th st. ne.
BAG. new black leather overnight bag in
front OF 1905 New Hampshire ave. NV,
FrldaY evening. Reward North ASl0 Es
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HELP MEN.
fCAAfIA~AN

PHARMAC1ST. registered: must have local
| references. State age experience. Address
| Box 30S-D. Star ONCE
PI.AaTERERa HODCARRIERa Yanted ~
Evening star., 1937-07-06

BATH. WITH HEAT; 3rd
sportation. 603 eth st.
Evening star., 1937-07-06

I"1f COLUMBlA RID. SCHUYLER ARMS
Large ROOM large foyer kit. b. in mod
ern apt. bldg: $40 month. unf.; will lease
TO party purchasing furniture; reasonable;
ttrmy. Cleveland S.io1
Evening star., 1937-07-06

| 1927 BELMONT ROAD NW-Attractive
single room: good location SEQ Adams
Evening star., 1937-07-06

LUNCH ROOM. downtown: beer; does $3.50
wkly.; rent only $50: same owner Il yrs
retiring. Price. 50 900; terms. Capital
Adjusting IL Finance Co, zoos II st. NV
Met. ASH.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
CHARLES MEAD, CATTLEMAN,
THROWN FROM HORSE AND
KILLED In PATAGONIA AREA
Well known Rancher, Cattleman And School Trustee
Succumbs To In juries Hours After
Accident Near Patagonia

Thrown from a horse about
one and one half miles from
Patagonia at noon Thursday,
Charles Mead, well known
rancher and cattleman, died at
his home in Patagonia about
$3.50 o'clock Thursday night.
AS he was thrown from the horse,
a very nervous animal, Mead struck
the ground on his head and his
injuries were such that little hope
was held out from the beginning
for his recovery.
Relatives were trying to locate a
sister in California yesterday be-
fore completing funeral arrange
mentS.
Besides the sister, Mr.. Mead is
survived by his wife and two daugh-
ters. One of the latter is Mrs. Dewey
Scogins of Patagonia. The other re-
sides in San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. Mead was between so and &C
years of age and a resident of the
Patagonia district the past 20 years
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
Stockmen Warned
Of Horse Disease

TUCSON, July 30-UP)-Dr. w.
j. Pistor, associate veterinarian of
the University of Arizona, warned
all stock men against encephalomy-
elitis, horse disease sometimes
called "blind staggers," "brain fe-
ver," or sleeping sickness"
DR.. Pister said the disease comes
with the hot weather and affects
nervous system of horses and mules.
An infectious disease. the symp-
tons generally occur in three phases.
he said.
DR.. Pistor said tissue vaccine.
treated with formalin, has been de-
veloped for protection against the
disease, but requires some time for
immunity to develop, and should be
given before the disease makes its
appearance"
He urged all men to look out for
the signs of the disease and to use
the vaccine.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
Nogales Should Name New High
School Football Field
''Paulus Stadium

which the fighting Apaches of that
year closed their 1922 season. The
Phoenix Coyotes. sensational win
ners of the northern part of the
state, were the opposing team and
were held to a 1920 tie score. The
hero of that memorable game was
none other than Arthur Fain.
dinninutive half-back on that Won
der team and brother of the famous
Fains (Charlie & Bob who have
made football history for Nogales.
To better give the reader a de-
scription of that famous game, per-
nit me to quote the words of
Thomas L. Hall (prominent attorney
of this city and alderman of the
city counciD then the young editor
of the Adobe Annual of 1928.
"ThOSe who saw the game will
never forget it; they will re-
member how the scrappy little
Apaches held their own against
a team that outweighed them 20
pounds to a man. They will re-
call the spectacular run of cart"
Fain who made the touchdown
which, with the try-for- point,
CTurn to Page SeVen)
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
(By JAVIER A. MAZON)

This fall when the new flood
lights are turned on at the high
school football field, thus illuminat-
ing the stadium for the first time
in its history, the alumni of 1923
the school faculty and the Nogales
public in general should arrange
some form of dedication ceremonies
to render tribute to the achieve
mentS of one of the best athletic
coaches the local high school has
ever had-a man who fifteen years
ago startled the high schools of the
state and the Pacific Coast with a
football team that was fittingly
named the "WONDER TEAM" of
the Southwest.
The writer of this article refers
to none other than Coach Sylvester
E. Paulus, of Hanover College, IN
diana, who trained the Apache foot
ball squad of 1922 that placed No
gales officially on the football map
of the high schools of the state.
Many players on that team now
living in Nogales and many local
people as well will vividly recall
the sensational tie-score game with
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
JULY RAINFALL
SCI INCHES UP
TO YESTERDAY

Figures released yesterday by
Mrs. Anna Noon, local u. S.
weather observer, revealed that
more rain fell here in July this
year than any July since 1882.
Total rainfall this month up to
two o'clock yesterday afternoon was
SCI inches.
Rainfall in July past several years
was as follows:
1886, 1.88; 1885, 3.61; 1884, 463;
1898, 4.69; 1882. $685.. 1884,. 6,38;
1890, 428.
Rainfall the past week up to yes
terday afternoon was as follows: go
on the 23rd, .18 on the 27and 40 on
the 28th. Maximum temperature was
1O3 degrees on the 25th, and mini
mum, "a. on the 29th.
AS a result of the rains the hills
about Nogales now have green
covering, velvety in appearance.
While Nogales had good rains,
the rainfall in other parts of the
county has been spotted. Some parts
have had none at ALL
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
COPPER SALES
TAX TOKENS TO
BE DISTRIBUTED

Five million copper sales tax to-
kens will be placed in circulation
by the state tax commission about
August 16.
The contract for supplying the
tokens in one and five-mill denom-
ination has been awarded by the
commission to the Osborn Register
company of Cincinnati, Ohio, rep
resented in Phoenix by the Palace
Hardware Company.
The Ohio firm submitted a low
bid of $1O,620 for the tokens. -Four
million of them, costing $2.04 per
thousand, will be one-mill tokens
and one million, at $246 per thou
sand, will BIT five-mill tokens.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31

PHOENIX, July 30-CUP)-An in
crease of 22,657 in Arizona's popu-
lation since the 1880 census was
estimated by the Phoenix Chamber
of Commerce today.
The 1880 government census
showed the states population at
435,573. Population now is 458,230.
based on attendance figures of
elementary schools, an accurate and
recognized method of determining
population, chamber officials said.
Since 1880. Maricopa county
showed a gain of 29,500; Pima coun-
ty gain of 624 and Yuma county
a gain of 4O7. Maricopa now has
an estimated population of 180,470;
Pima, $3.50 and Yuma, 1928.
-Four counties showed decrease.
Cochise county, the estimate shows.
dropped from 4O,998 to 32,111; Gila,
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
FAMOUS BAND
WILL BE HERE
4HOURS TODAY

Representatives of the Mexico
City police department and its
famous band and motorcycle squad,
numbering in all 103 men, will ar
rive in Nogales at 10 a. m. today
and depart at 2:10 p. m. for Los
Angeles.
In Los Angeles they will compete
in pistol shooting and other events
with the Los Angeles and Oakland
police department. = To provide
typical Mexican music for the oc-
casions, the famous police depart
ment band is accompanying the
party.
The party is travelling in two Spe-
cial coaches. and has its own diner
and baggage car.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
LOSES
TO NOGALENSE

The softball league-leading Ma
tional Guards lost their third game
of the summer when they were de-
feated by the Nogalenses, 13 to 6,
evening.
Score BY Innings
r H E
Nogalense 2OO2 8-13 IL 5
Guard O3 01 0 2-6 II 10
Batteries: Guerra and George
Lowe for Nogalense, Dominguez and
Robles. Guard.
CREAMERY LOSES
In the second game of the eve
ming, the Creamery lost to CheSh-
Tres. to 5.
Score BY Innings
r H E
Creamery 100 Is 5 2
Cheshires 0004 402 x 6 6
Batteries: Lefty Robles and
Munguia for Creamery, Gallego and
Fain, Cheshires.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
CHURCH MAY
CLOSE TODAY

The 72-hour extension of time
granted Wednesday by the Mexican
government for the closing of the
Nogales, Sonora, Catholic church,
expires this morning at II o'clock
American time
Originally scheduled to close sew
eral days ago a respite was granted
until Wednesday, and then a further
respite was allowed.
Gov. Roman Yocupicio of Sonora
this week by telegram requested
Mexico City to allow the church
to remain open and for all churches
to be reopened in Sonora.