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Natures Children
Witch Hazel
(Hamamelis virginiana).

Then let us remember our witch
hazel is supposed to have the power
Of divining. Ask your grandfather
if he has not known of men going
about with hazel stick, offering to
locate a fine spring of water with it.
What the man did was to go in the
woods and select with great care a
forked twig whose Y points north and
south. 1t was believed that the rays
of the sun had gone through it,
leaving supernatural powers behind,
for finding not only water but metal.
This twig is placed on the ground
where we'll is desired. The witch
hazel must move of its own accord,
This means it has indicated a place
where well will be filled with fine
spring water.
The witch hazel rarely grows to
be over Is feet high, stout shrub
with light-brown scaly or smooth
bark. The wood is hard, heavy,
brownish-red and close-grained. At
this time of the year the buds are
le-shaped, hairy and pale brown.
There are many seeds on the tree
from last year.
The beautiful leaves are strongly
veined. They are from to s inches
long. rusty and hairy now, but in
a few weeks they will be yellow,
many of them hanging on through
the Winter
The flowers are imp-faced little
yellow blossoms, with four ribbon
like petals.
If you live in Nova Scotia or from
there to Nebraska, south to Florida
and Eastern Texas you may see all the
strange doings of the witch hazel
1t is a valuable tree for landscaping
and the bark on the trunk, twigs,
branches and the juice of the leaves,
are used for making the valuable
witch-hazel lotion, 30 much in de-
mand for taking the soreness out OF
bruises.
ecopsrkh9 1879
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Brain Twizz1ers

THIS twizzler is especially designed
for card addicts-bridge, poker,
solitaire or otherwise. I have Moth
ing up my sleeve. in my hat or palmed
in my hand.
Take the ace through the 10-spot,
10 cards, of any suit (you may actually
do this with cards, in your mind or
with pencil and paper. With the
cards arranged as you see in the Illus
tration you will find that the numeri-
cal value of the cards on each of three
sides of the rectangle add up to IA,
while those on the fourth side add
up to %. Now, with little ingenuity
you can rearrange the cards so that,
still in the same rectangular shape,
the cards on each of the four sides
will add up to the same number.
(Answer on Page B-19)
(Copyright. 1879
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the middle Of q beautiful romantic ad-
venture-trying to run away-and
Margit had spoiled 1t all by sending
along Keough in false whiskers.s
She turned to Charlie. You're 4
pretty good sport!"
Charlie was genuinely startled.
Huh?"
Are you going to sit back and let
Margit make a sissy out Of you, too?"
Visibility was not high in the car
which was a good thing-for Charles
expression would have been an ex-
traordinary one to behold.
Irene has been given her chance to
get out Of her rash adventure. Now
she is challenging Margit's domina-
ton. Will she win? In tomorrow's
episode, Charlie throws verbal bomb.
Be sure to read about it.
(To be continued.)
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rsneNAaN.i.'


cells with an ebony-hued seed child
in each. When, on frosty night, the
pods pop open with such force, the
seeds are thrown for surprising dis
tance from their mother.
Many people, walking through the
woods on crisp October day, have
been startled when struck by flying
seed. They, of course, cannot under
stand such things and decide to see
where those black beans have been
coming from. Suddenly what seems
to be shower of them patters on the
leaves, or strikes a tree trunk and
bounces still farther away. Many have
thought some mischievous boys are
-Nsing bean shooters. They thought
witches were about, a hundred or 20
years ago, when this happened.
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CHAPTER XIV.

Adaptation and Arrangement-Co Copyright
By Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. 1887.
Charlie drove steadily northword.
It was beautiful day-warm but not
hot-clear but over-hazed with the
fragrant breath of April. The Hud-
con River, through occasional in
terstices in the woods which bur-
eeoned on the Westchester hills. was
blue and alluring. Crocuses exploded
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THE STORY THUS FAR.

he ohI II y - TsAle.
Life in the Agne1u home on
Long Island has hitherto been
under the firm guidance OF lopely
Mdrgit, cool, aloof and unemo-
ttondl. But her impulsiue sister,
irene, engaged to Waldo, falls in
lore NTH Charlie Jones. a side
palk artist. Worse, Charlie is
married, and lipes in a trailer.
That he affects her personally
Maroit refuses to admit. Then
Waldo nobly renounceS Irene, and
she and Charlie set out in the
ldtter's trailer for the Adiron-
ducks. Margit is frantic. She
sends her butler-detectiue, Ke-
otLgh, to tollop them and report
their doings.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ON OCT. 20. 1897. WE WILL SELL AT
Eichoeres Auction Sales, Inc. 1227 r st.
Nv Nv, one Muillns trailer, serial No. 2533,
1 WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other. than those contracted by
myself personally. MAX zIGLER, SIS
10th st. NV. Il.
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one but myseH
Z. n McGLASSON. 323 Aspen st. NV.
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
m1yseil HENRY VIM. GEORGE, 326 M
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for by any one other
than myself. MATTHEW " WAYNE,
1ll7 Owen pl. ne
iHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COLUM-
bia Building Association will be held at the
once once OF the association. 716 11th st. NV
thursday. October "A. 1897. at 7:3O pm.
CLARENCE S. KEFAUVER
IA
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IAILORESS twhitel. frst-class on ladies'
skirts and coats One that knows how Ia
make hand-tailored buttonhoes. 1882
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SALESMEN.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-We have an
exceptionally attractive proposition for .
men TO complete our sales force selling
Dodge and Plymouth automobiles Our
aereement and commission schedule is
one of the best in WaShington We prefer
men without automobile selling experience
but who have had successful business ex-
perience in meeting the public See Mr.
Adams. Adams Brooks. Inc. S521 Georgia
ave. NV.
SALESMAN at once to take charge Of
used-car lot. NJ and NJ Motors, Inc,
Capitol Heights. Md. Phone Hillside OILS.
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LOST.
meo), lost Friday. Reward.
, En

LVSus
sR0ocH sI,S 5$t olecaamgeO', lost Friday. Reward.
COLLIE DOG answers to 'Lassie": yei-
EYEGLASSES, lost between 10th and Con-
Stitution ave. and .7th and H sts. NV.
in case marked with owners name; re-
ward. Natl. $40. Branch 310.
FOX TERRIER, female. in Takoma Park
named Patches: had collar with no tag;
reward. Shepherd 1884.
GERMAN POLICE DOG. answers to
pbcna picinitS SoHmba ath and Park rd
KEYS. "B. F. Arlington" name on plate
1874 oregon ave, NV. North 321s. Finder
please return and receive reward.
MARCAsITE PIN-FOB, lady's, with ini-
nsls. tlals r r X" vicinity Rumaanian Inn or
PURSE. blue. Sunday. on 18th st: near
Webster or on 10th st. bus. Georgia
SETTER, black. white. tan licked: male:
strayed from 40oI Van Ness ST., NV; 2
H NJ. Smith. sI Cleveland ia s44a. "- "'0
UMBRELLA (foldng). Sunday. in front OF
Calvary Baptist Church. Reward. Call
Met. 1853 between 9-5.
WHITE WHITE, MALE sPITzi answers name
afternoon: reward. Dist. 1920. Br. Bal.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER year old male;
lost on Saturday in Chevy Chase; reward.
Cleveland 0575.
six cord, downtown 'e vicinity. Nidi Saturday. %
Reward. Decatur 1916.
WRIST WATCH Qady's). white gold, lost
in Garf1nckel's or Ineighborhood, Saturday
afternoon. Reward. Potomac 0011.
$50 REWARD ofiered to Under Of pair Of
q Kann's Dept. store: Return to
Nichols Co.. woodward Bldg.
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BY LILLIAN cox AT

w YITCH HAzELS are the how
itzers of the woods. They
w are different ~. from from their
neighbors in that they pre-
fer 10 bloom in October instead of
March. The buttons you find upon
the tree now are the seeds of last year
They are merely awaiting the frost, a
special friend of theirs, to come along
Then you should be present when he
calls. Such pops, clicks and rattling
Of leaves. No wonder that in the old
days they gave this tree the name of
witch. What they did not do was a
little personal research. The seed
children had been released from their
prison walls and were being hurled in
every direction. 1t takes whole year
for the seeds to ripen. A pod has two
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HELP WOMEN.

| must be good: will pay 81 50 per day and
lunch. 6l3 Kennedy st. NV.
APPRENTICE: some knowledee of beauty
work preferred: opportunity to learn ex-
elusive methods. Apply between and
s pm: no phone calls. Russina 1909
Conn ave
APPROPRIATIONS girl to learn dress
Columbia I'd. Apt. 203.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced: steady
position. good salary. Call North 4253-W.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; all
around: good salary; new shop. 1910 Ga.
ave. NV. Apply Sun. or daily.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around exp.
14th NV. Columbia 7640.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced in all
branches for high-class shop. Maurice.
1904 Connecticut ave.
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS-Mu be
experienced in marcel and permanent waV-
ing. Harper training not necessary. Harper
Method. 1714 Connecticut ave. s.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, one marceiier: must
be quick, thorough. Also 2, apprentices.
Apt %. 55O6 Conn. ave. Clev. 6039.
BOOKKEEPER. double entry: one familiar
with Underwood bookkeeping machine pre-
Box 136-v. Star.
CHAMBERMAID waitress. with reference.
experienced; refined: stay nights, family
aanfsi and Apply sns 3. 37Ss x St. NV between
CORSETIER: exceptional opportunity:
beautiful line. custom and ready-made
foundation garments: direct to wearer,
state experience: no investment. Box
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR: permanent
position with branch of large manufacturer.
State full qualifications and other pertinent
details. Box CAV, Star.
FILTER, experienced, for exclusive dress
shop; permanent position. Apply 1929
Conn. ave. Wed. bet. 80 am. or o. pm.
GIRLS for 1-year course in practical nurs-
ing Casualty Hospital.
IMPORTANT travelling position with un-
usual future for woman. 26-46 in educa-
tionai sales. service; experience in teach
ing or child phycology helpful: estab-
lished corporation. Personal interview
11-3. Room S7S Press Bldg.
LADIES three). over 81, to work from
now until Xmas; no investment. no can
vassing. Apply to pm. Miss Allen,
1928 Vermont ave. NV. Room a..
LADIES-Christmas cards pay big now.
Earn more representing largest company.
Get orders easier. Sell Personal Cards.
Stationery. z best Box Assortments No
experience needed. Samples. wallace
Brown. Inc. 225-J Fifth ave. New York.
NURSE. expa graduate, white. for night
duty. Apply Hebrew Home for Aged, 1925
Spring I'd a.w.
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DRESSMAKER, experienced-GoWnS for
an occasions; alterations speciality first
Sass Sass work at reasonable rates. North
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HELP MEN ANDs WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHFR in lawyers office; law
student preferred. State experience and
salary. Box 4O5-V. Star 81
THE MOST sensational Christmas cards
500 profit on box. I'LL Euclid st. NV
Columbia 2116-J,
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o9l D, or write Box 319-V, Star 6'
TEACHER. experienced elementary, kim
oergarten nursery. art music, French.
haholcraft. Box 394-V. Star
or housekeeper; capable. Boy 3S9V
Star. -
WOMAN. middle aged wants work manag-
ing roomlng house. asst. cook motherleSs
nome: rellaole Phone Col. 1904, SO.
DRESSMAKING
TAILORING ALTERATIONS
Women's and Children'S Clothing
Smocklng. Lingerie. Call Potomac 5oS7
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

YOUNG MAN. DRIVING TO TEXAS.
wants companion to share expenses. Leav-
ing Saturday. Oct. @. Adams s115-J
LEAVING FOR MINNEAPOLIS OCT. 10;
want " lady passengers Dist. 2755
WORLD SERIES: TAKE FOUR PASSEN-
GERS; share expenses. LOWRY. North
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1902 11th
has cooks. maids nurses. gh.w. part
time. day workers. couples housemen. 81
DOMESTIC AGENCY. I925 9th St, De-
catur 2419 North 9011 furnishes help
and work-men and women.
BUSINESS.
BARTENDER'S UNION. .720 5th st. NV.
District 6932-Guaranteed white bar
tenders. supplied: steady or extra or for
cocktail parties. %
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PRACTICAL NURSE. white. take care Of
e!ueFy person; phone. etc: no children
Can before u p m. Phone Columbia 2l6ti
QUILTING and seamstress work Brino
to 1000 b ST. Sc
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LADY. refined intelligent. desires position
as manager OF apartment house or wild
overs home: best of references. Box
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LETTERS manuscripts. articles, envelopes
70 ADDRESS. any COPY work; careful work;
reasonable price. Box 310-V. Star %
PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital training;
VIII take any case. day duty, give hypos:
ref. Atlantic 1888. X
Evening star., 1937-10-05

LADY. young. refined cultured would
accompany a. girl of school age going to
Caiiiornia; character references; plane or
train. Box 40n-V Star
Evening star., 1937-10-05

CURTAINS. all kinds. washed stretched
@oc Or; Cleaning. sewing in dress or
tailor shop. Pot. 42I1-J
Evening star., 1937-10-05

GIRL. colored. with experience as a good
Phone Lincoln 7IGS-J
Evening star., 1937-10-05

COLORED GIRL wants general housework
or part lime: good references. Call Met
Evening star., 1937-10-05
CAMERA REPAIRS,
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC.
'l5 10th St NV. Phone National 4T1c
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I,ADIES

EXPANSION OF OUR BUSINESS MAKES
RFEWESHS RRFFEENW1MGS FOR HIGH-CLASS LADIES.
OFFERS REMUNERATIoN FAR AB0vE WB0TE
pfiEp dHE rtaN AVERAGE: NO EXPERIENCE RE-
w TWGEiEIEDi INS+r5 PART 1Al.T Or, Or FULL TINE WORK
SHELL l2l0 TOWER BLDG. I4th AND K
NV. 1o-l2 AM, AND "a PM n
X + SD EN- T MANAGER
apartment A and meals. Box
474-T, Star.
ALTERATION WORKERS.
experienced on ladies' coats
and suits; also fur finishers.
Apply 5th floor between 10
and II am. Philipsborn, 61O
18th st. NV.
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WE REPRODUCE ANY PRINTED

WE REPRODUCE ANY PRINTED
MATTER!
BOOKS, maps. foreign language matter
etc. reproduced perfectly in black and
reprints and extra copy work. phone us
Tor an estimate. An inquiry does not obli-
gate you.
Columbia Paragraph Co.
so l. St. NE METROPOLITAN 1890
CHAMBERS Is ons Of the largest
world Complete funerals as low a. S1S
Up Six chapels. twelve parlors seventeen
cars hearses. twenty-five undertskers and
Chaplin st NV Columbia O432 bI7 iIth
st Sc. Atlantic 67OO
Evening star., 1937-10-05

GRADUATE. NURSE. two years expert
ence' wishes private duty. Box 29S-V.
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FURNITURE STATESMEN

leading New York store requires the
services OF two experienced. capable in
stallment furniture men for steady employ
ment: satisfactory earnings: must be neat
IN appearance and come well recommended
Evening star., 1937-10-05

CHILDS NURSE. English experienced;
references; l child 2 to 4 years: salary
reasonable; letters only. A. Dalby, 2622
18th st NV
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HELP WOMEN.
tContinued.) }

NURSE. housekeeper for rheumatic lady:
so mo-. living accommodations; possible
trip South. 1854 Kilbourne pl. NV
Mt. Pleasant cars
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SITUATIONS MEN.

YOUNG MAN. ambitious, with good refer
ences. wishes employment with wholesale
cold meat company. Box 40s-V. Star. %
YOUNG MAN colored, desires work as
porter or presser, has D. C. permit
Atlantic 3955.
YOUNG MAN. "a. desires any kind eve
nlnR position; intelligent, conscientious.
excellent references. Box 2I7-V, Star x.
Evening star., 1937-10-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ALTERATION9--Dre coats re-
lined, So 80 up; hens, soc up. Met. 500.
Apt. BOB. SI5 18th NV z.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

REPRESENTATIVE.
We are interested in interview
ing a man wishing to represent
one of the most reliable firms in
Washington. We are in the mid
die Of our season for one of our
lines and exceptionally good re-
muneration is available to the
man who will work. Replies will
be held strictly confidential. Ad-
dress Box 428-S. Star.
DRIVER for furniture truck.
One who has experience in
setting up and handling fur
niture. Must have previous
experience and be able to
furnish local references.
Apply between 7 and 9 pm,
Wednesday, Friday or Satur-
day. 654 Penn. ave. Sc.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

vOOrI,E' CUIOrtu, COOK, hOuseman, Chauf-
IeuT' pest refs. Adams 5000. Ext g.
Call. Wed. Oct. g.
COLORED COUPLE. competent. want posi-
fion as experienced cook. chauffeur and
outler; good reference. North 1916
COLOPED COUPLE want job as maid e1d
houseman. Call at 262O X st. NV, Apt
"a, at any time ''''' -NHN'
Evening star., 1937-10-05

, lENOGRAPHER. %. shorthand fSoi
lyplng 5u); will work one week free trial
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REPRESENTATIVES

REPRESENTATIVES,.
The distributor for one of the
Oldest manufacturers of heating
equipment in the country is de-
sirous of placing 2 men on the
sales force in Washington and
vicinity. Only those having a
high degree of initiative need
apply.
See salesmanager before GAS
am. Lee D. Butler Air-Condi-
tiOning, Inc. 1889 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-05

WHY NOT PICNIC AT BREEZY POINT
Beach these beautiful Fall days? No
Give your own oyster roast. Good fishing
now
Evening star., 1937-10-05
THE PALAIS ROYAT,

Permanent position open for ambitious
man to assist department sales manager
future assured right man; sales experience
helpful. car necessary Apply 10 A m
WeQne esday. emplOXmelt nftlce fnnr
Evening star., 1937-10-05
CARPENTRY. cabinetWork

CARPENTERING. painting. sash cords.
glazing, locks every repair about the
house, Free estimates. Small Jobs solicited
The r. w. Neely Co. Columbia 6s3s es
CARPENTER. white. independent. no over
head; repair or build porcies. fences. steps.
cabinets. closets. book shelves. partitions.
floors French doors, general repairs etc.
Douglas. Att 23il.
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THREE MEN

Who want steady year-round work where
they can earn from so to $50 weekly
delivering food products to regular GUS
TONER'S no experience necessary. If you
can and will work hours per day. see
manager at 5l3 X st. NV. between 8
Evening star., 1937-10-05
USED-CAR Statesmen

We need 3 experienced used-car sales
men to fill an opening in our two used
car show rooms We furnish a demon
strator and guarantee the best floor play
IN town. Apply Ourisman Chevrolet Sales
Co. 6l0 ST. ne. Ask for Mr.. Clough
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Continued
PERSONAL.

BETTER HEALTH STUDIO. colds ARD
chronic pains treated. Trained nurse. For
appt. call Potomac 47o1.
HEMORRHOIDs FPADICATED nv Wv
own method. Results effective for a life
d. time or money back. Write for booklet. No
daags dpagzs or surgery, DR. SOMMERWERCK.
1858 Columbia rd Adams 03SS
Evening star., 1937-10-05
HELP MEN.

YOUNG WHITE MAN. accurate at figures
estimator IN glass department OF paint
and glass store. Box 69V. Star.
WANTED-Package wrapper for large jew
elry establishment. must be experienced.
poy w
Evening star., 1937-10-05

SIENOGRAPHER. 13 yrs. with Govern
menl' unIl' mlodie-aged. Sl6-SlS week. Adams
N3Io. or write Boy 3ln-N Star Es
Evening star., 1937-10-05

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOu
wait; EMERGENCY Laboratory Room sol.
Westory Bldg, 14th and F. Met 1899.
IF SUFFERING, SEE DIR. DELLA I,yDFy-
deckef the chiropractor with the wonder
ful hands. 3025 o. West 1io6'
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-09-03
BOOT and SHOE
WORKERS UNION
Wins Pacts With Four
Union Label Shoe Firms
BY A. F. of L. News Service.


Washington, d. C.-The Boot and
Shoe Workers Union has notified the
union label trades department. of
the American Federation of Labor
that it has signed agreements with
the following shoe manufacturers:
Walter Booth Shoe Company, Wat
ertown, Wisconsin, makers of mems
dress shoes to retail at popular
prices.
Freeman Shoe Corporation, Beloit,
Wisconsin, makers of mems shoes to
retail from $5 to $3.50.
Ideal Shoe Mfg. Company, Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, makers of misses ,
children's, infants and boys shoes
and sandals.
Doerman Shoe Mfg. Company, So.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, makers of
Great Scott" shoes for misses, chill
dren, infants, youths, boys and little
gents.
John J. Mara, general president of
the Boot and Shoe Workers Union,
said that he was pleased to announce
that these companies have signed
agreements and that shoes now being
manufactured by these concerns will
bear the union stamp.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-09-03
Pittsburg Union Labor Man
Wins City Council Election

Pittsburg, Calf. (AFLNs)-The
high esteem in which members of the
American Federation Of Labor unions
in California are held by the public
was exemplifed in the recent election
for members of the municipal council
here when w. E. Jones, of the A. f.
of L. Chemical Workers Union was
unanimously chosen for that body, al
though Harry Gill, of the steel work
ers, had announced his candidacy for
the office.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-09-03

I. M. Ornburn, secretary treasurer
of the union label trades department,
stated that the increased demand for
union-made shoes by consumers was
an outgrowth Of an intense union
label campaign being carried on in
every part of the country.
"The wholesaler and retailer are
also demanding the union stamp" he
said, because educated buyers are
not purchasing non-union shoes or
other non-union products and are not
patronizing non-union services"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1937-09-03
International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers
Al nAo
Local Union No. 648

Take this Of expressing their appreciation for the
port of Merchants and the Public in the of Fair Electrical
Contractors and Union Electricians the work that they
have had done throughout this year of 1887.
We believe safely say that the Business People and
Public who have coopelaed accord with the sound
principle that in order to have prosperity
saly pay wormen wage that will enable them to enjoy in
great measure the American Standard of Living.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-23
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
ORLENE KEY BENEFIELD,
Complainant,
JOSEPH BENEFITED,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
II appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the above stated cause that
the residence of the defendant
Joseph Benefited is unknown, that
he is over the age of twenty-one
years and there is no person in the
State of Florida, the service Of a
summons. in chancery upon whom
would bind said defendant.
Ii Is hereby ordered and you
Joseph Benefited are hereby re-
CURED TO appear to the bill Of com
plant filed in this cause, on OF
before November LIST, 1887. otherwise
the allegations Of the bill of COM
plant viii be taken as confessed
By you and said cause be proceeded
with ex parte.
1t is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four a. consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen. newspaper
published IN Key West. Monroe
County. Florida.
Done and Ordered in Key West
this October LIST. 1897.
6SEAI.1 Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Raymond r. Lord.
Solicitor for Complainant.
oct2-s-1s-23-3 t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-23
KEY WEST IN
GONE BY
Happenings Here just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken From
The Files of The Citizen

The Mexican governments suit
against Ruben Vizcarra for an
automobile held here for three
years has been carried over be-
cause of a story published in The
Citizen yesterday. Mexican au-
thorities claim the car belongs to
the government. Vizcarra has
papers to show that he purchased
the car in Miami. His lawyers
say the Mexican government
wants Vizcarra and not the car.
They want Vizcarra so he can be
shot. He is now in Cuba, where
he is safe from the government.
He sent his brother to represent
him. The case was tried yester-
cay. The Citizen printed the
story, showing that Vizcarra, once
president of the Mexican Senate
might be in danger if he came
here. The case resulted in a mis-
trial. 1t is to be retired this
smorning. The case has been in
the courts for three years. Both
sides of the case are ready
"now".