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La gaceta., 1938-01-31
RopG

Ramonin Rodriguez, que CO.
labora con ell Comte Femenino
en- todaS las cuestiones reiacio-
nadas con ell envio de ropa a Es-
pana, pide a las personas que
puedan donar ropa, 10 hagan
ahera, de modo que ell cargamen
to salga EN- el vapor del dia 4.
Tampa ha mandado mas de
$4,000 libras de ropa a Espa-
ma, cast toda donada por ciuda-
danas y ciudadanos de buen CO.
raz6n.
Actuar ahora es 10 mejor,
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
MGt4'int0nio

Matrim0nio
En- New York ~contrajo ma
trimonio la joven e inteligente
sonora Blanca Carreno, prima
de Rafael Rodriguez Espina,
con ell Sr. Jose Otero, residen-
to en- esta ciudad.
La boda Sc verified en- presen
ella de un grupo de amigos y
actuaron como testigos los es-
pesos Tulsa Y Jose Fernandez.
Dicha eterna lie deseamos a
los nuevos esposos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
La Verbena del TabGc0

AL mayor lucimiento de las
fiestas de Gasparilla contribui-
ra La Verbena del Tabaco con
una preciosa carroza, hecha en-
los estudios de la Sra. Goddard.
Las personas que han visto
la carroza afirma que es una
preciosidad.
Ell sabado, deSde la estaci6n
de radio del hotel Plaza, Manuel
sAparicio ofreci6 I'm programa
en- honor de La Verbena.
Esto significa mayor propa-
ganda en- Cuba, donde hay tan
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
Los Bales de CGrnaVGl

Los Bales de CG77aaUGL
La Unione Italianal anuncia
su bale de CARNIVAL para ell dfa
s, sabado, en- su edificio de la
Septima avenida y Gale 10.
Dos orguestas han sido con-
tratadas por la importante aso-
ciaci6n.
Ell Centre A~sturiano, que en-
ira en- una nueva era de ANNA
ci6n Y prOgreso, celebrara su
bale de carnaval eli dia IL, de
acuerdo con los deseos de la jul
ventud.
Para ell dfa 10 anuncia su
bale ell Centre Espanol.
Dfa de febrero los mejores
para aumentar las atracciones
del turismO.
No nos ha sido communicate la
fecha del bale del Cfrculo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
NOTAS SOUALN

ostenta ell nombre de Jose Gas
par.
Tres barces de Ia marina Y Ia
goleta del pirata sc hallaban
hoy por la manana en- los niue
les municipales, listo3 y enga-
lanados para la memorable cca-
sion.
Durante la noche los reflec-
torres de los barcos de guerra ilu
minaron la ciudad, r~egistrando
ell espacio.
Mas de 100000 personals pre-
senciaran hoy ell arribo del pi-
rata y su desfile por las GALES,
acompanado de los piratillas y
de mas de so carrozas incluyen-
do las de las sociedades Centre
Asturiano, Centre Espanol, La
Verbena del Tabaco y Camaras
de Concrete de Ybor y West
Tampa.
Hara ell saludo a los invaso-
res, desde las NUDES, un aero
! plano del gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos, que arrib6 ell vier-
mes a Drew Field.
Todos los preparativos sc
completaron anoche despues de
una conferencia entire Gaspari-
la, DR.. H. ], Blackmon, y ell ca
pitan G. A. Hanson, de la tri-
pulaci6n pirata.
Vfgilancia especial Sc estable
sera para que las embarcaciones
no sean entorpecidas en- su mar
cha.
A las seis de la manana de
hoy Sc limpiaron para ell transi-
to todas las GALES de Tampa, &C
tuando la policfa sin contempla-
clones.
La reina de Gasparilla 10 es
Ia bella senorita Eleanor Me
Kay.
Las carrozas de Gasparilla,
en- este ano, sc han construido
teniendo en- cuenta clos fdolos
del rey".
Las llavss de la ciudad Sc en-
tregaran al rey-pirata, frente a
la G~lorieta, por ell alcalde Chan
cey.
La Feria de Florida Y Carna-
val de Gasparilla patrocinan la
parada y las fleStaS.
Para ell jueves la Logia
Shriners tiene anunciada otra
gran parada.
Todos los hoteles estan llenos
con motive del arribo de Gaspa-
rilla.
Miles de personals Ilegan de
st. Petersburg, Sarasota, Bra
denton y los pueblos ~cercanos.
FL campamento de "~trailers"
de la municipalidad tenia 400 de
esos vehfculos en- la manana de
! hoy.
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S~uspendidd una JuRtG

Con motive de las Fiestas de
Gasparilla no Sc verificara hoy
la junta del Comite FemeHino,
en- ell Centre Obrero.
La Sra. Morris, presidenta,
resolvi6 aplazar oil acto para que
las companeras puedan ir hoy
a la Feria, 81 asi 10 desean.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
Emfer7no

Enferm0
Guarda cana, por presc1p-
ci6n facultativa, nuestro queri-
do amigo Angelic Santana.
Ell medico lie aconseja un pro-
longado reposo y 81 acata sus
C.denes.
Vayan hacia 81 nuestros me
jores deseos porque pronto re-
cupere la salud.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
tas personals que aman a Tam
La Cdmara de Concrete

de Ybor
Pondra una bellisima carroza
en- la procession de Gasparilla,
carroza construida bajo la direc
ci6n de Jose Glamour la CANA
ra de Concrete de Ybor City.
Predomina ell tono rojo, de la
sangre leal espanola.
Una obra de arte, que sera
muy aplaudida y probablement@
premiada.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
Boycott

Imp6nese mantener ell boy
colt, ahora con mayor fuerza
QUE nunca, contra los productos
japoneses y fasciStas.
Comprar al Jap6n es mandar
dinero a los que hunden cano-
neros americanos y abofetean a
La gaceta., 1938-01-31

La LlegGdG de GasparillG
Arribara hoy, escoltada por
buques DEF gobierno federal y
pequenas embarcaciones, la go
leta del pirata Gasparilla, que
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
La obra incaasable de la retaguardia de Tampa

cuando ell frio es intense en- Es-
pana. Salud.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
AMONG DAYTON
CHURCHES
/ TabernacIe Baptist

The Baby Contest VIII close Mon
day, March 28. Everyone is ingitea
10 come anu vote for the baby Of
your choice. This is expected to hf
the most successful Baby Contest We
have ever had
The Special six Quartet Will eeic
brate their llth anniversary April
3, this il expected q % h GRAND IS
fair, everybody II welcome.
Tabernacle Is having $4,000 carr
paign, We are asking ali Ut oni
friends TO help rs put this eampaig
over. We are inviting the public
and member To attend services sun
day. We are having special services
Sunday, something that will interest
you all.
The Evening Star Club Il spon-
soring antyln show at Tabernacle
Baptist Church on the 18th of April.
The Rev S. G. Hoard i still il
and asks the praying 81 all.
The City BYPU Union will nee'
Nriaff aa Barti Clarch on the
corner Of Western Avenue and Gols
Street ri lay April /.
MIS-. r. j. lalies, lsepofaer
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25

course. is necessary at least every
two W. esss
A soft, clear, healthy complexion
Is Just as easily acquired. The
pl| i,.;,l and mental condition Of
the body has much TO do with 1t.
Worry and slusg lshness retard all
progress to beauty Dali, walks.
erect posture. hot baths and rub
downs. complete relaxatiOns. and
proper food combine to keep iIe
body III Now and then In your
leisure moments tie towel around
your head. holding the free en.ls
down to The edges OF the bowl. form
ing II tent. and then turn on the
hot water. letting the steam rise
to the face: tile pores OF tile skin
open permitting all dirt and CRIME
To lie renewed with soft cloth and
good soap. Cold water dashed on
the face automatically closes tile
pores. protecting II against the
weather. Each night good cleans
| Ing cream should be used to pre-
vent cosmetic skin" Afterwards
apply face lotion or thin layer
Of tissue cream.
| When am 10 attend any func.
ton that Will interfere with my reg
,ilar nights rest. take hot bath,
get In bed, cover my eyes with pads
Of cotton saturated with witch
hazel, Which makes my eyes clear,
bright and starry. and relax COM
pletely.
/ Here Is my advice to girls whose
| Jobs require lot Of standing. From
personal experience I've found that
after soaking the feet In warm wa.
ter containing EPSON salts good
massage with castor oil takes away
/ the tiredness and prevents the feet
from itching and also coaxes them
back 70 their natural pink color
rather than the harsh redness that
is caused by an unusual amount OF
walking or siailding.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
VIRGIL MACK WILLIAMS

yii1gl Mack William, died at ;F
m. Tuesday it Miami Valley nos
sital after j l4-month illness. He
I'D been a resident Of Dayton
4ears and ii the employment Of the
H. ii. Grant home here Tor t0e'Y'
years. Surviving are his VIE, MS
Estella Williams; 4 daughter, eef-
alline; brother, Roberl ana e@'
sisters, Mrs. Julia Bel and Mrs r.
her Johnson Of Chicago. lie was
j member of the Zion Baptist ciufci
md for number of years sang IN
oe choir. Funeral services were heie
zton at 80 pm. Thursday viii
he Pey. II. Lanreqce MeNcil Y
,argc. Burial was IN Woodland
cemetery.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
DAYTON LOCALS
ALTAR GUILD

The Altar Guild of Zion Baptist
Church met February 28th at the
home Of Mrs. William miller OH
Clemmett Street. A large number
Of the members were present. The
president, Mrs. b. A. Rose is taking
orders for cards Of sympathy and
cheer. Visitors pl esent were Mrs.
oilers mother, Mrs. Helen Clemens,
md Mrs. Essie Snell, who assisted
Mrs. Miller in serving.
The Guild members ae allied with
different organizations in the church
o raise money for tie rally. Men
IS. women. The fight is on. Mon
day March 28th the Guild will be
he guests Of Ms. @. w. Evans 318
..orwood Avoauc. All members are
urged to be present.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25

Ciney Miss Holland to leave on Fri
Gay night going there when she could
leave just as well on Saturday after
class and be there for Sunday night
for the big dance which she said
was her "only' interest?
M.G. thought she was doing fine
unsil b.. told her she had to press
the hair over. It was like this. M.G.
come Miss b.. and inspect this
press. Miss B.J. you haven't finish
ed have you? MIG. why sure. /"
Miss B. j. Why the head needs pres
sing.
You can always tell when the real
thing from Wilberforce is going to
be in town. LII. starts the Hindu
act (fades away before school is
out.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25

lis Il. eer4s - worried
he ,iss Win hef cad on her arms
II the ci;ss 10 m as il on hea ted
we Mond uhy? Worried over sou.
E.S. you might know,
Walter Winchell let finger wav-
ing get her down on her knee and
she wasn't praying either.
A certain young lady was giving a
back wave and the remark she made
was think I'll go home and go to
bed now"
Pinky Mae /. Lorraine Anderson is
just wondering if she will ever be
successful in pre- sing a certain grade
Of hair.
don't know what it is but it Is
something mighty interesting in
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
! 3 q n |.3s s p 81


Here Is fbe ia5i OF The foar
xy;ve.n,,3,,lpv Iefteys IN my con.
No. ~ an
1e't' 0.11'f1 ''o'ss - -" -
fo1 tins ffffe1 ne Wfite7, Wi,s
Asa'f1t = 80
AWARDED ~ q t7e fofn pfi<e
money Oibef pgize Rinness. as
~. ,e,ne,pbe, ue,e Mrs Geoyp-
MN. M, mi
eHe g, = s's'a',9, r1'''
Jean Paul, a'ia Nis' NdoHh
Walker. Dont YOU Wisb your
,a,,e 1oae anono tbese2
~
I Mani 10 ,bank eperyone dqdin
- aa,., 80, ra,tex, and ee.
@Do ), ,A'e''' -
peddtt1 70 eofifi'f'taehf tDe Witf
ers OF fbe fotu pfige mining
eutr,es tbmk fieg mere all
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
YOUTH DAY AT
ALLEN A. M. E.

The Rev. NJ. O. Mason will preach
for Allen Junior Church Sunday,
March 27th at pm. Mr.. CcLoud
Of the Atlanta Life Insurance Co,
will speak at s pm. Music by jun
ior choir You are invited to at
end these services.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
Bernice's 5 School of
Cosrnetology

Two new students have enrolled,
one from Lima, Ohio, Miss Marguer-
ite f. Laws and Mrs. Aretha John
son Of Cincinnati.
The E.P.K. girls are looking for
ward to swinging with the Friendly
Boys at tie Llks Rest Friday night
March 25.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
CHIT CHAT
Old Maids and Widows Res

Poreye finally found 0livca late
one night in the middle of the day,
nd vast sh eglad.
What is It the boy in Columbus
has that the boy in Dayton don't
have that it takes Miss j. Hammonds
Is u ta1ere every weekend and
the next day on her return she scalds
her patron.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25

FOR RENT Modern furnished
room at "a Homestead Avenue.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
LILLIAN RICE ENGAGED
TO THOMAS JACOBS

Mr.. and Mr.. +. j. Rice Of 1908
d, Fifth Street entertained a few
riends Saturday night. The occa-
ien was the announcement of the
engagement Of their daughter, Lii
liah Elizabeth tol Thomas Jacpbs.
NJ Jacobs Is a successful masseur Of
he capital city and Miss Rice IS a
.enior at Ohio State University.
The wedding will take place later
in the year.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25
PEE SPEECH

Te opinions expressed by cur
ooIu aniss arc not necessarily
ihe sentiments of the editor or
the views Of this publication.
The columnists copy is cen-
sored only for libelous matter.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-03-25

w1Ez Observation-Disclosures
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Ashley and
family spent Easter with Mrs. Ash
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Johnson.
Miss Vera Rackley, student at
Woman's college Greensboro and
Mr.. John Rackley, student at Appa-
lachian College, spent their spring
holidays with their parents, Capt.
and Mrs. J. L. Rackley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Reid return
ed Sunday to their home in W. Va.
after visiting friends and relatives
here for a few weeks.
Both the Baptist and the Metho-
dist Sunday school here had i'm
pressive Easter programs. The
Baptist pastor preached an inter-
esting sermon at the eleven o'clock
service He also preached in the
afternoon to the convicts at the
camp.
Messrs. John T. and Cecil Shoaf,
and j. G. Wooten made business
trip to Saltville Va. Wednesday.
Miss Jean Ashley, who has been
in Bristol, Tenn, for ONE months,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Ashley for Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Race made
business trip to North Wilkesboro
and Winston-Salem "wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Gambill, who has
been living near Lansing, has NOV
ed to Warrensville.
Mrs. John Burkett and Mrs.
Ken York took a number Of young
people to Grassy Creek to attend
the Epworth League Union.
The WarrenSvi1le School. child
rem enjoyed an egg hunt Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jones and lit
tie daughter, Barbara Ann visited
Mrs. Jones's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quincy Ashley.
Mrs. w. P. Shoaf and Mrs. Ches-
ter Race were joint hostesses to the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Methodist church. Mrs. w. H.
Jones had charge Of the program.
The subject or study was Rebuild
ing Rural Communities; and was
! discussed by Mrs. Shoaf, Mrs.
Race, Mrs. Rackley, Mrs. A. G.
Johnson and Mrs. R. G. Johnson.
Mrs. r. G. johnson made a talk on
prayer. Two poems were read by
Mrs. Shoaf and Mrs. Latham. Some
matters of local business were at
tended to and the meeting closed
with prayer by Mrs. Shoaf.
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in the note.
II can understand your attitude
in the matter, Mr.. Renting" he said
reassuringly. "And therefore,
made suave GESTURE the decision
on that point must rest solely with
you. The police will turn their
backs, as it were, for the time be-
ing, if that is what you wish"
Fleel nodded his approval of
Markham's words.
Il think" Vance began, 'both Of
you gentlemen are in error, and
am definitely opposed to the with
drawal of the authorities, even tenn
porarily, at this time in such vital
situation. It would amount to the
compromising of a felony. More
over, the reference in the note re-
garding the police is, I believe,
merely an attempt at intimidation.
I can see no valid reason why the
police should not be permitted a
certain discreet activity in the mat
ter"
"You may be right, Mr.. Vance"
Renting admitted finally in hesi-
tant tone. ION second thought,
am inclined to follow your sugges-
tion."
you're all stupid" mumbled Fall
oway. Then he leaned forward. His
eyes opened wide, his jowls jagged
and he burst forth Historically:
Its Kaspar, Kaspar, Kaspar! He's
no good anyway, and he's the only
one that gets break around here.
Nobody thinks of any one else but
Kaspar. :" His voice was high
pitched and ended in a scream.
"Shut up, you ninny," ordered
Renting. what are you doing down
here, anyway? Go up to your
ROOM"
well, what's the decision, gentle
mem" asked Markham, in a calm,
quiet tone. "Are we to 60 ahead on
the basis of your paying the ran
son alone, or shall I turn the case
over to the Police Department to
handle as they see fit?"
Renting stood up and took a
deep breath.
Continued Next Week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-04-21
SEVENTH INSTALLMENT
SYNOPSIS

Z q
During the night Kaspar Renting
was kidnapped. Philo Vance with
District Attorney Markham 60 to
the Renting home there to meet
Sergeant Heath of the Homicide
Bureau, Kenyon Renting and Mrs.
Renting, the brother and wife OF
the kidnapped man. Present also
is Eldridge Fleel, the Renting fami-
ly attorney. The. first evidence casts
some doubt as to the genuineness
of the crime. Vance examines
Weem the Renting butler. Further
search shows that Kaspar probably
did not go down the ladder found
outside the house. Vance re-exam-
ines Kenyon Renting first, then
Mrs. Kenting's mother, Mrs. Fallo-
way and her son Fraim. He learns
little but notes an undercurrent OF
hostility among these members OF
the strange inhabitants of the Pur-
pie House. Vance decides to ques-
ton Porter Quaggy, last known
companion of the missing Kenyon
Quaggy, defensive, reveals nothing
but Vance notes pair of black
opals on his desk. Two similar
jewels were missing from Kentlngs
room.
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Vance adjusted his monocle and
read the pencil-scrawled communi-
cation carefully. 1t ran:
Sir: no you and family have
money and unless SO thousand
S is placed in hole of oke tree
200 foot west Of Southeast corn
er of old resivore in central park
thursday at leven o'clock at mite
we will kill Caspar Kenton.
This is finel. If you tell police
deel is off and we will no it.
We are watching every move
you make.
The omninous message was signed
with interlocking squares made
with brush strokes.
'FNo more original than the first
communication" commented Vance
dryly. "And it strikes me, off-hand,
that the person who worded this
threatening apostle is not as UNI
schooled as he would have us be-
ieve. -"
He looked up at the lawyer, who
was watching him intently.
"Just what are your ideas on the
situation, Mr. Fleel?"
Personally" the man said, Il am
willing to leave the whole matter
to Mr.. Markham here, and his adj
visors. II don't know exactly
what to say-I'd rather not offer any
suggestions. The ransom demands
can't possibly be met out of the
estate, as what funds were entrust-
ed to me are largely in 1ong-term
bonds. However, feel sure that
Mr.. Kenyon Renting will be able
to get the necessary amount togeth-
er and take care of the situation
if that is his wish"
Does he know of this note?"
mot yet" Fleel said, unless he,
too, received copy. I brought this
one Immediately to Mr.. Markham.
But my opinion is that Kenyon
should know about it, and it was
my intention to 60 to the Renting
house from here and inform Ken
yon of this new development. I'll
do nothing, however, without the
consent of Mr.. Markham"
"Mr. Feel" Markham said slow
ly, 81 think you should go to Ken
yon Renting at once, and tell him
the exact circumstances"
'I'm glad you feel that way, Mr.
Markham" the lawyer said.
II quite agree with you both, u
murmured Vance. "Only, would
ask you, Mr.. Fleel, to remain at the
Renting house until MIR. Markham
and I arrive there. We will be
joining you very soon"
"Tll watt" mumbled Fleel as he
passed through the swinging leath-
er door out to the reception-room
"Well, Vance, what do you think?'
Markham asked.
$50 many things" Vance told
him, ''that I couldn't begin to enun-
crate them. All probably frivolous
and worthless"
"Well, to be more specific, what
do you think Of that note you have
there?"
"Quite authentic-oh, quite, D
Vance returned without hesitation
Hasty business is afoot. A bit toe
precipitate for my liking, however
But there's no overlooking the earn
estness of the request"
''The instructions seem somewhat
vague"
mo, Oh, no, Markham. On the
country. Quite explicit. I know
the tree well. Romantic lovers leave
billets-doux there. No difficulties
in that quarter. Quiet spot. How
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When we were back in the car
and headed downtown, Vance said:
"By the by, Markham, there were
two rather amazin' black opals on
the desk in Quaggy's apartment.
Noticed them as I was going out"
"You think they came from the
Renting collection?"
"It's possible" Vance nodded
slowly. ''The collection was quite
deficient in black opals when l
gazed upon it. The few remainin'
specimens were quite inferior"
The next morning, shortly before
ten o'clock, Markham telephoned
Vance at his apartment, and I an
swered.
Tell Vance" came the District
Attorneys peremptory voice, Il
think he'd better come down to my
office. at once. Fleel is here, and
I'll keep him engaged till Vance
gets here"
We arrived at Markham's Office a
half-hour later.
After casual greetings Markham
announced:
''The instruction promised in the
ransom note havve been received. A
note came in MIR. Fleel's mail this
morning, and he brought it directly
to me-"
He picked up the small sheet of
paper before him and held it out
to Vance. It was a piece of ruled
notepaper, folded twice. The quail
ty was very cheap course nature.
The writing on it was in pencil, in
an obviously disguised handwrit-
ing.
81 say, let's see the envelope ~
Vance requested.
The postmark showed that the
note hard passed through the post
office the previous afternoon at five
o'clock from the Westchester Sta
ton.
"And where might the Westches-
! ter Station be-" asked Vance.
II had it looked up as soon as Mr.,
Fleel showed me the note" re-
sponded Markham. "It's in the up
per Bronx"
GAS a matter of fact, it's in the
toughest district in New York in
which to trace any one by post
mark"
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and sympathy shown US during the
illness and death Of our daughter
"Johnsie". May Gods blessings be
with each of them when sorrow
come to their homes.
MR.. and MRS. ROBERT STANLEY
and FAMILY.
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81 believe that a solicitor should
be a man with a great heart filled
with love for his fellOwmen; one
who should see to it that every
mothers son and daughter gets a
square deal / propose to be such
a solicitor if you honor me to
the Office. want to urge all my
friends in Ashe county, at this
particular time, to get registered
if they have not already done so,
as soon as the books open, so that
they will be in a position to vote
or me in the general election in
November.
Your candidate for solicitor in
the 18th. Judicial district, COM
posed of Allegheny, AShe, and
Forsyth counties.
PAUL SWANSON
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-04-21
WARRENSVILLE NEWS

Warrensville people are delight
ed to have Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. John.
son move back to their home here
after having lived in North Wilkes.
boro for the last two years.