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sink back into the sage brush
from which it sprang over
night.
Los Angeles is a children's
playground. Little boys and
girls whirl around among the
sudden riches they don't know
how to spend.
But San Francisco is a proud
young man just come of age.
San Francisco came of age
when the Golden Gate Bridge.
the second of her thrilling
bridpes-the other is the Oak
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we got to worrying about him
the most when he got on the
radio and plaintively urged us
to vote for Mr.. Roosevelt be-
cause, in effect, it had restored
prosperity to his department
'stores We didn't think this was
the issue at all, notwithstand-
ing that we were very glad pros
perity had returned to him.
But now he's got us worry
ing again about his $1,000. 900
donation for the setting up Of
a cooperative scheme at Green
The Washington times., 1937-09-06

The unbelievable story Of John
Brown, the royal servant who exercised
despOtic authority over the British
royal family during Queen VictOria's
reign, starts in the Herald ON Sunday
September 12. Be sure to read the
first instaIIment. Call District $3.50
for homo delivery.
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Cherrydale Club
Resumes Sessions

Bimonthly business meetings
Of the Woman's Club of Cherry
dale will be resumed at p. m.
Thursday in the Episc opal
Church, Quincy Street. North, Ar
lington, Va, Mrs. Lydia v. Payne
announced yesterday.
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ferred to the Langdon school, in
northeast Washington, according
to the new plan.
Colored children will attend the
Anthony Bowen School, in south
west Washington.
School officials believe the shifts
will be approved by the Board
of Education when it meets to-
morrow.
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Puppets Will Aid
Friendship House

"Hansel and Gretel" will be
enacted with marionettes at
Friendship House Settlement, 1926
Virginia Ave. S. E., on Thursday,
for the benefit of the Junior Club
boys and girls of Friendship House.
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now in the war zone, Roosevelt indicated, will
stand by only until American refugees have had
time to get out of China's remote interior.
The Presidents remarks. which probably cast
more light on the United States policy than could
be cleaned from the diplomatic verbiage of a
dozen official communications, were made before
noon to reporters who were summoned across
the storm-swept waters of Block Island Sound.
Presidents Concern Apparent
The Presidents concern over the Far Eastern
situation became apparent early in the press con-
ference his first formal meeting with newspaper
men since he started out on this fishing cruise.
He was asked about his proposed trip to the
Pacific Coast. The President replied that he
might leave in about three weeks provided the
ChinoJapanese situation didn't require his pres
ence in or near Washington, D. C.
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The Listening Post By Carlisle Bngeon

Most Of them say oh, it would be utterly impos-
sible without, however, being able to tell why.
For thing, it is said it would put every other
Boston department store on the spot. We don't
see why, though In the first place, a lot Of other
department store owners might be able to do the
same thing. And If they couldn't then Filene's
would be looked upon as mighty good store in
which to work and he would get the best talent
in town.
But, it Is contended, the store has got to
operate at profit and it might not be able to do
that under the increased costs and the employees
would feel very badly about subsequently taking
a reduction. Undoubtedly it wouldn't give them
any appetite but lot of us have had to take
reductions.
Quite Question
And why should the store have to make profit
under the circumstances? Mr.. Filene could charge
his losses to philanthropy In other words instead
Of giving the money to other sources why not give
it to the people who helped him acquire 1t?
We aren't saying there are no answers to these
questions. There undoubtedly are. And admittedly
there would be lot of excitement on Boston Com
mon if he were to do as we suggest. But doesn't
he suppose his Greenbelt plan gives our local
merchants pause?
OF course, there is the argument that If you
give your own employees too much they begin to
stroll in an hour late and generally to conduct
themselves as if they were employers rather than
employees.
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Capital Stuff

Substituting for the Regular Conductors Of
"CGpitGI Stutt' Who Are on VGcdtionJ
ABOARD THE PRESIDENTIAL PRESS
YACHT, INDIAN, OFF BLOCK ISLAND. R. L,
Sept. Gin few well chosen words, President
Roosevelt yesterday shattered any fear that the
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land Bridge-was opened this spring. The bridges
are the beautiful sign of her emancipation from
the Stupidties Of ferrys and the cramp of too con-
filming city limits. They open up the entire world
gloriously.
They're progress and beauty and achievement.
They're the towns Cathedral. It's Washington
Monument It's Empire State Building. And its
Tai Mahal. More, they are the individual passion
and pride Of every San Franciscan. hundred
times day over cocktails, at lunch, in the mar
kets. wherever you go, you hear talk Of 1.-The
bridges"
It's Bridges Everywhere
When we stepped off the Lark, the overnight
train from Los Angeles early this morning, Ma
rian Ralston, an artist friend, was waiting. She
was so very glad to see us. She had her Car and
on our way to the hotel we must drive around to
see the bridges.
Before we finished breakfast, phone calls from
three native sons and daughters inquired. when
do you want to see the bridges?"
The afternoons taximan, taking us to shop,
stopped his cab:
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We've been worried for long time about Ed
ward A. Filene, the Boston merchant prince and
philanthropist. 1t was back in the campaign that
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
By Robert C0ncva>

The Chino-Japanese affair, the President de-
scribed both as an awful mess and general
mess.
With Americans scattered all over the attacked
country-in the interior and in cities to the south
and southwest. word has been sent to practically
all Of these citizens, Roosevelt declared, telling
them to come out. But many refused to leave. In
numerous instances, the President indicated, res
ervatonS on American boats were made at the
request Of Americans who later decided not to
seek refuge as yet from what now threatens to
become a war involving the entire seaboard of
China.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Reno is mirage in the
desert. If easy divorce were taken away from the
State, the Biggest Little City in the World would
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Stay at DUN Risk

Those who have been offered the opportunity
to leave and refused to do SO. the President
added gravely, are staying on wholly at their
own risk. The same rules are applicable to
Americans in the ChinoJapanese conflict Roose-
welt told reporters as were applied in the case Of
Ethiopia and are now in force with respect to
Spain.
The President was careful to emphasize that
every American in China will be given sufficient
time to take advantage Of the evacuation faciL
tiles. Many require a long time in which to
reach an American ship. the President said, be-
cause China is not an easy place in which to move
about. Even in peaceful times. comparatively
short journey may require great many days to
complete, and the difficulties in the present con-
fusion, Of course, are far greater.
Invocation of the neutrality act in the far east
ern situation, the President said, is still on
twentyfour hour basis In other words, develop
ments from day to day may result in immediate
invocation of the law forbidding American trade
with the nations involved.
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SKTPPY

Do you want money? The Washington
Times is offering $50 in prizes each week for
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-16

fists clcnchcd aGcrily. j. was al
she could 90 to keep nc.ci. from
ilingirg herself at him. But she
Knew that it YVES no use. Every
thing was i'm CIznik's favor
Eyciything-iust as it must have
been all his evil life.
There's another possibility"
he mentioned casually. You and
the Haynes girl know quite a lot!
IF YOU decide not to throw in with
me. ! might decide 10 drop you
over the side Of this ship. That.
after all. would be safest and
quickest.
He walked slowly across the
room, gazcd out one Of the port
holes. I'D think it over pretty
carefully. if ] were you, baby"
Il don't have 10 think il over
Martha cried, her voice 50 high
and bitter that Ciznik turned in
surprise. I'D see yOa in--bcforc
I'd let q man like you wipe my
sho"sw
Ciznik flushed 10 an even deep
cr crimson. "All right then, wise
dame" Swiftly he walked 20 the
door and opened it. Martha saw
the Oriental standing cXpoctantly
in the passagcway. CiLnik nod
dcd Onvc, muttcrcd something un-
intciligibIc. and sh" saw the yell
low man enter the room and walk
toward her.
ITO be- cOntinucd)
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books. and on the other three
large brass bordcrcd port holes.
Mal.na TAN to one, pecrcd out m
when ! get ready" Carefully he
lighted the cigarct, observed Mar
tina kccnly through the haze Of
gray smoke. "How'd YOU like to
make a pot Of dough ,"
81 wouldn't. All | want is to
get out Of this"
"Tha"s pretty hard, baby. f.
rcciaily when you're already III 1t
up to your neck
I'm not in it," Martha cried.
eve tried every way | know
to
"Oh. yes" interrupted Ciznik
savagely. you're in it. You were.
in it the minute YOU drove out oil
San Diego with that trailer
What do you mean"
Ciznik smiled. 81 mean that
Sloss and Darlington work for
me. We were trying something.
4 false compartment IN ldhiil!
trailer - never be suspected. \
compartment that could carry
onium-cvcn people. Chinese out
of Mexico into the United States
Natives out Of British Column
bia. At a good price, Of course.
You were trying it out for MS.
We don't know yet whether the
treasury department dicks are
wise. But If they do smell any
thing it's too bad for you and
your friend, isn't it," He crushed
the cigprct savagcly, turned to
her again. "You ought to be proud
TO he in on something like that.
It's the biggest idea John Cizmk
ever had - and that's saying
plenty. No trucks for the dicks to
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Failing, with the holp OF Gc~ry
Neal, TO locate her companion,
Betty haynes, abducted by Jac.;
SPcddoa, Martha Britain start
north ssonr San Francisco up the
west coast. She faces . critical
problem since she ia torn hetw,o"
love OF Neal and he. better judg-
rient.
Suddenly at a small Cahforn.a
town she casts love aside and has
Neal arrested, charged wijh CON.
gii-i!y in Ee!ty'G Disappearance.
The Martha speeds on 10 Pet
land whore she learns JohnTy
C.1riS, underworld character OF
Seattle, sccrrg 10 he involved in
Bctty'S case. Police hint iha. Eft
y may have been murdered.
Arriving in Seattle, still search
il. for Betty. Martha gcts u Let
t,r al the IuEoa parking block
from Arnold 5loss, head Of the
AirSpeed Graile~ Company, order
irg her 10 lurn over hoy cqu;g-
ment to n designated agent who
would NEE. her there. The agent
Is Speddon and he slugS Martha
binds and gags her and leaves her
i ar abandoned dock warehouse
to recover.
Later Spedaon arrives, tells
Mo' ina that sac IS 70 sec Betty.
Then she IS loaded into re"
5cat and chlorosormcd. Hcc last
thought rs she lopscs into unccn'
seriousness is that she haa become
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pct wise 20. but a caravan of
tailcrS. Opium unStampod
| liquor -
Martha ywaycd against the wall.
1t seemed pcpo#tcrous that she
and Betty had been the victims OF
this carefully planned hoa%-thc
.AirSpecd Trailer company. But,
as her mind raced swiftly back 10
that day in San Diego, size real
lied that her suspicious had been
based upon true intuition.
80 you're in it," Ciznik was
going on. "fm giving YOU Il
chance 10 stay in it. ! could use
you 70 good advantage. You've
got looks and courage -- and -
well, we could get along all
right"
Suppose ] don't Ike the ide&?'
Martha asked slowly.
Ciznik shrugged. 81 wouldn't
decide right away, if | were you.
There are n lot Of things you
ought to think about. Suppose the
T-mrn want to know about your
little trip in the trailer? You
couldn't make your story sound
very good. could you?'
"But there wasn't any opium in
the trailer"
Ciznik rOarcd. Wasn't there?
Listcn--if the dicks got that trail
er right now they'd find its ceiling
lined with it. Only they wont
get it--unlcsS want them TO-"
Unless YOU want them to-"
"Smc. ! might have to cut you
and the Haynes girl and SloSS and
Darlington loose, you Know. I've
never spent day in the iceboX
and ! don't intend to-"
Martha stood facing him, her
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LIST your rental property now
for early results. Brownlow
jackson & Son, Fifth Ave. and
jackson st.
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Linoleum values
Select from our extensive show
ing of new patterns. Prices be-
gin at $3.50 per yard, installed
Brunsou Furniture Co.
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BIG AUCTION SALE of used fur
niture. Saturday. April q.
1887. at II n. N. front of the
courthouse. L. J. Anders, auc-
tiOHecr.
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AGAIN NORGE LEADS in engi
neering, styling. construction
and features. Norge Rollato'
refrigeration sets q new stand
ard of value. BrunsOn Furn'-
ture Co.
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TRAILER
ADVE=N T URI:=:=:
BY Nard Jones
g 1871 NEA Service. Inc

sec nQthiHg,.uNol fghb noudHrk
outline of shore hnrdlp the
su ace Of the whtcr itself !?2H
Shc turned so face SbedGon,
hTJ found to her astOnishment
that ne mad not ACCOMPANIED her
Ito thc room. As she faced the
door she heard the key turning
Wl.hi2 the lCck. Once again she
WAS caught and this time wait
ing for Johnny Giznik,
In nervous idlcnCsa she roycd
;aout The strange room. At the
c'Ii opposite the door was q great
long ch"sj, carved curiously. She
tried 10 open the lil clr"lcsslv
,i,h one hand, but found that all
her strength was necessary. And
in. Dc the big chest was square
Tin "'tc" square tin, piled on"
.'aD the other.
Nmthp oronrd one. Inside was
something that looked ard smell
cd ike flour She was examining
il curioualv when suddenly there
w@a - sound at the door ana il
swuNr orcn. IN her fright. Mar
tha dropped the tin box from
ncrvclcS fingers. The white
powder spluttcrcd Over the deep
filed rue. and her stnrtIcd eyes
saw that within five flour had been
second. smaller tin which was
scaled tiohtIv. I In that fearful
mowom, ,h" knew chat she had
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LAWYER. 90. STILL BUSY

HUNTINGTON, Ind.-(UP).-
Squire George Washington StultS
celebrated mis- 9th birthday on 4
Saturday and on the following
Monday began his 72nd year Of
lay. practice.
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'0--TrgnsportatiOn

ALLIED VAN LINES will bring
YOUR furniture from, or take II
20 any point in L. s. or Canada.
We store furniture. Vile
Transfer Co. Phone l2l.
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VISIT FULLWOOD'S in its new
home, l45 Fourth Ave. W. OPP
poSite poStoffice. Nearly seven
hundred books OF all types for
your selection. Selling yarns
and teaching knitting free.
Music, souvenirs, novelties, etc.
+
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r2~-Rodios and SerUice

FOP SALE-9-tuSe radio, frs
class condition. $l2. Harrison
Hvder. 6l7 Cherry st.
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I1-Housekoid Goods

FOR SALE OR TRADE - Small
rarcc. 2. S. Barnett, Horsc
Shoe, Route |.
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Special Notices

BEEF AND CALF HIDES arc
higher and bringing good prices
at Sherman's Grocery. Phone
90 +
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RADIO TROUBLE? We service
all makes. Expert attention.
Midcity'Tire Co. Phone l2l.
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brick house, $500 of
New furniture. Lot lOOxl5O.
Owner leaving town. Price
$4,000. Terms. J. ID. Solely.
Phone 172.
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f7--RouSes

FCP RENT-Si2 Grove ST. SIS
= month. Yates Little house.
Druid Hills. $40. Mack Jones
house. Flat Rock road, $50. $40
Rose St. SD. "l9 Third Ave,
W. $3.50. Let me have your
listings. Rentals are picking up
and rrices advancing. !. h.
Yciton. Phone SI+.
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PAINTS ~ We would be pleased
to furnish prices on your paint
lob. Hendersonville Lumber
Co. Near depot. Phone AZ.
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WE SERVICE all makes OF radios
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ne
charge for testing tubes. Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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WANTED-City and county prop
crty with to Groom houses
for sale. rent, exchange. Glover
Jones, Phone 100.
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BUILDING NEWS
Published BY
RICBY-MORROW co.
Lumber-BuildcrS' Supplies
Mil.work
Fourth Ave. Z. Phone "

While cleaning up why not 90 a
little concrete work? The weather
is ideal. Carl and O. A. AndC.S
have Just finished q job al ShawS
Creek cemetery and also nave
other work. We have just unload
ed another car of cement. A car
of meal Hath and plaster was de-
livercd direct to the job this past
week. Orders are appreciated bF
us whether large or small.
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INSURANCE for every purpose.
No need to worry about your
possessions. Our various pOr-
cics will cover any loss. Hen
Jacksonville Insurance Agency.
Phone Sll.
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4O---hr::sce!i Gac0us

TO BUY good used
tractor. VI. Capps, Vt. Home.
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HIGH TEST GAS, five gallons,
$40; washing 75c, greas.ng
SOC. At Brown & Collins Sta
ton. at EIGHTH and Church.
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LAUNDERING, dry cleaning
pressing, dycing. hat cleaning
and blocking, rug cleaning a.
NnIer'S Laundry & Cleaners.
l29 Fourth Ave. Z. Phone l53.
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COR SALE - On Brevard

FOR SALE - On Brevard
highway, two miles out, 80
acres, six cultivated, bold
stream. private reservoir,
old lake; four houses, all
occupied; three producing
$50 per month. Sacrifice
for cash. Exclusive listing.
Edw. r. Sutherland. Phone
80.
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CITY TAX BONDS WILL SOON
BE DISCONTINUED. r a I
NOW AT A BIG SAVING. q.
ROY KEITH, REAL ESTATE.
PHONE 81.
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4-Seeds and Plants

FRESH CABBAGE PLANTS ar
rive Saturday morning. Nor
man Bitch, Chimney Rock road,
one mile out.
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WANTED-Listings OF properties
for sale o. rent. We are pre-
pairing for summer rentals ana
SEES. Ewbank & Ewbank.
Phone SO. Ask Anybody.
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time is here.
We have a fine assortment of
the famous Certainteed paints,
suitable for all purposes;
bought at lower prices than the
present. Buy here and save the
difference. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co. Phone 500.
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I3--Merchandise

USED FORDSoN TRACTOR:
Wade King. New location
Main ST., below courthouse. E"
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KEEP all kinds of fertilizers,
feeds and seeds. Have four
secondhand rcfrigerators at
your price. Cotton meal S2.l5,
hulls S5c. See me before buy
ing. II. d. Hyder on the bank
at the depot.
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NYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE

NJ TIE SoUN7 OF E4STER'S ACCUSING
~ VOICE, THE PUZZLED CEpE<CS SIET@
.To,tApD -Til= eIAcKL ED PRISONER.
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WANTED
3I--Real Estate

SUMMER RENTALS 49, We want
to complete our summer rental
list by April 18th. Call station
Insurance and Realty Go. lof,
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LOSE A YEAR - Pant
apple trees in April. | am still
giving one free for every one
YOU buy, and they are the best
in the world from Stark Bros.
See sample of these apples at
181 Fifth Ave. W., or Phone
7S2. II. Walter Fuller. -
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HOME OWNER, is you are going
20 build. buy or improve your
home. do it now before ma
tcrial and labor further al
vance. We have plenty OF
money to assist YOU. First Fed
eral Savings & Loan.
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For Rent
l6-Ap0rtments

FOR RENT - Bedroom and kit
chcrcttp apartment inst floor,
furnished o. unfurnieacd. III
Third Ave. W.
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I5--Misceila

PUMPS! Shallow or deep well.
Get my prices and terms before
you buy. A. NJ. Fcatherstone.
Phone 2SA.
jAMES.WAY INCUBATOR, 2I6o
egg machine. for sale o. trade
for stock. Jesse CauSby, Hay
wood road, Hcndersonv.iic,
y. {.
FOR SALE OR TRADE, Dodge
PICKUP, two-ycar-old mare colt
cane mill and evaporation. Dan
Fitzpatrick, Rngtc 3.
Fer SALE - House logs, any
kind. rie,I and creek stone,
sand anl concrete gravel: tWc-
wood. locus, posts an" r"u"h
lumber. Construction woI X
done. +. y. Dalton, Ercvmo
road.
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i.EspEDEZA, Certified Korean. /!
Special closing out price for
Quick sale. ID. I. Hart Co.
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5--FoodStuffs

TRY OUe DELICIOUS country
h@w sandwiches. poe. Snor.| $
Pie m Whistle.
Nogales international., 1937-10-09
Nogales SoftbaIl Commission And
Father OF Softball In This CITY
CONTINUED rrom page one.

Continued
Grants wife children SIsaacson of Fort Riley
Kansas, S. Berkeley California.
l..
City, 1907 Thomas Hall
Nogaes
University
Michigan 1881 Member firm of Bird &
of his wife anG two children Thomas Hail. Jr
Is Nogales city council
City, Settled Nogales
territory
eighteen
Cafe eight
ZeIe
Levy leading
II. McNulty
1902 Settled at Nogales May 25
resident Phoenix Came
assistant of the utilities there
connected with the owning the 10
starting with the in Minneapolis Is
member Of the board of d
Miss Gladys
of September 1885.