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SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH, SHAMOKIN, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1934 PAGE FOUR VATICAN URGES SIDE GLANCES By George Clark San Francisco Girl TEXANS SEARCH Is Skyscraper Queen FOR FORTUNE IN DRESSREFORM Modest Bathing; Costumes MEXICAN WJLU Are Exhibited in Italy. Four Millions Thrown in VATICAN CITY (U.R) Exhibitions to Tiny Lake By Santa Anna's Army. recently have been held In Italy of Keep cool i "Decorous Bathing Coitumeg for Women," which respect modesty and yet are inspired by good taste. HOUSTON, Tex. (U.R) Salvage of $4,000,000 worth of Mexican gold 1 1 mi The Vatican has signified its ap with proval of these exhibitions.

The bars, said to have been resting in the quicksand at the bottom of Fish Hook Lake for nearly 10C years, is most important or these exniDitions expected within the next few weeks, Geneve Shaffer Sold Real Estate at 14; Now Handles Millions. By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE NEA Sen-ice Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, July 27 The project that ha brought red-headed, record-breaking Geneve Shaffer. California's outstanding woman realtor, to the east is just a little ten million dollar construction deal. Of course Miss Shaffer didn't refer to it in exactly those words, but her casual attitude gives you the feeling that million dollar enterprises are merely part of the day's routine to She has instituted enough of them, certainly to be used to them by new. She's said to be the only woman skyscraper builder in the country who starts at the beginning and carries the whole building through to the end.

That is. she first makes an analysis to decide whether a building is needed at a certain location. Then she buys the land, either lor herself or a syndicate, finances the omprvisps the actual con- was opened a few days ago in Turin under the auspices of the Mayoress of the city, Countess Thaon de Revel. A large number of members of the Turin aristocracy were present, and "decorous but attractive bathing suits for women" which avoid the indecencies and extravagances according to Henry C. Barnes oi Houston, who is directing the search.

Barnes said he and members of the searching party actually hav fpir. the cold, or some metallic sub Nothing hits the spot like a howl of crisp, cool Kellogg's Corn Flakes in hot weather. Nourishing. Refreshing. Easy to serve for breakfast, lunch or supper.

Kellogg's are today's big value in cereals. Many aervincre tnr a (fur iento Ounlitw ultra-modern nudist costumes" stance with prod poles. He said It was resting in the quicksand 22 feet below the surface. He said it would be necessary to sink a plank enclos ed shaft to it. Powi rr aiftait ij ai were on view.

Professor Luigi Gedda of Turin university addressed the visitors, and spoke in favor of decent dress and against the folly of Nudism, which he hoped never would become popular in Italy. The Bishop of Civitavecchia, in a recent Dastoral, attacked the semi- ma i van i ue cquaieu. aiwsyi oven-fresh. Get the red-and green package at your grocer's Quicksand seeping in at the bottom of the shaft will be disposed of by pumping water and the quicksand and water out of the other side of the shaft, Barnes said. Salvaging of the gold will mark the end of a search started 30 years ago when an injured Mexican gave Miss Geneve Shaffer CORN FLAKES -CMHKSH't time is spent woman.

Her spare today. Made by Kellogg UU1.A11U1, nf in Battle Creek. Barnes a map, drawn on a goat nude bathers on modern beaches. In this, he is following a lead set by the Vatican organ, the Osservatore Romano. "When we want to take a sun skin, supposed to show the exact location of the gold bars.

The bars were said to have been tnrown into the lake by the Mexican army about 10 davs before the battle of San mf BIG VALUE I cure, that is all right," said the bishop, "but it is not right to corrupt our souls and those of others, to scandalize the innocent, and to dishonor our country." Jacinto. Thp Mexican was dying, Barnes "Jump in, splash around a bit and act like you enjoyed it. The Baxfords will think we don't appreciate being said, and appreciated favors shown; learning new things, bne nas studied law. journalism, singing and advertising. She has traveled in every country but Russia and Ireland, and will go both places before she stops.

She lives on the top floor af one of her own tall buildings in San Francisco, with a view in every direction. Each room in her house contains furniture selected by her in a different country. The library is Belgian, the dining room Italian, the bedroom Chinese, the living room French. "I have no sixth sense in business," she admits. "Hard work has been responsible for whatever I have accomplished hard work and observation.

You know the person who works hard and observes well him by Barnes. Barnes said map showed the location of the gold, but failed to show the exact lake beyond showing that one of the clues to the whereabouts of the treasure was an anchor cut into a tree on the bank of the lake. The treasure hunter searched in vain fnr the lake and only a few for 1 months ago, while talking to an old often gets undeserved credit settler learned that such a tree naa intuition struction, ana wnen me incompleted rents the space. She is responsible for several of San Francisco's taller buildings. Started at 14 "They wouldn't seem like skyscrapers here, but that's what we call them out there," she explained, between sips of a cold drink in the garden of the American Woman's Association where she is staying.

"I love eveiy minute of my work. I TMcht to-I've been at it since I was The reason for her career eany start was the family's need for money after the death of her father, an inventor who was an associate of Edison and Bell, and who gave to the world the sprinkler system, the automatic burglar alarm and chemical fire extinguisher. Miss Shaffer's first move as a prospective bread-winner was to put down her skirts and put up her curls. Then she decided that since she must make a fortune quickly, she had better start in and sell the largest thiny she could think of. A house Seemed to fill the bill and so she to look for openings in the help granted columns.

Sought Man's Job There was none to those deroted to "Female Help Wanted" that interested her at all, so she turned to "Male Help Wanted." HeTe she found an advertisement for an experienced real estate salesman who could drive an automobile expertly. Aside from the fact that she was not an exDert salesman and never 4 Doriv hpn found on tne DanKS oi riiSn thirties, has never married. But she Hook Lake years ago. The tree had expects to some day when she gets cut down. The lake itself and other markings found on tne Danns oi nx ihrc tallied exactly with those indicated on the map.

About a month ago work of draining n-ip lakp was beeun. Barnes and CITY IS DIVIDED! his assistants cut a deep ditch nearly a quarter of a mile long to Spiring Creek and the lake eventually drain OVER MOUNTAIN ed itself. Quicksand covering the bottom OI presented an unforeseen obstacle for Mount Royal is Bone the treasure hunters. Contention in Montreal. Hundreds of persons have visited the scene where the men are KANSAS TRAPPED GEESC MONTREAL (U.R The only city in her 'in tne Dominion of Canada which hurt driven an automobile life, young Miss Shaffer felt that she awould suit perfectly.

Accordingly, she went to the ad-JUress given. She found a line of men boasts a mountain in its miast is in i the middle of a small war about the mountain. I Mount Royal, the rearing land-jmark from which the metropolis of 'Canada derives its name, is the 1 Co with LIBERAL, Kan. (U.W A new method to catch geese in large numbers has been devised here. One farmer dumped a cask of mash on his field.

The geese alighted and ate the mash, becoming so drunk that they fell. The farmer then picked up as many as he needed and left the others, which flew away as the intoxicant wore off. "I have come to get that position," bone 0f contention in an told the man in charge. He 'ment raging here as to whether au-. looked 'puzzled and then amused.

tomobiles shall be allowed for the yf Mil their land, declare the honking of -TWe dont want a woman," he told first time in history to scale its sum-her. i mit. "Well, then," urged this quick- The mountain broke into the head- automobile horns will never De allowed to break its spell. its the ony protected gasoline thinking embryo business genius, lines when Alderman J. Allan Bray "let me take the names of people ''0f the Montreal council ven-.

who have refused to buy land from tured the suggestion that motorists 'be permitted to wind their way up- Disappointed at First jward to its wooded dells end broad More to get rid of her than for any expanses of green overlooking the MhPT s.wm chp u-nsfirmiiv oivpn (modern city. An immediate storm EXTRACTIONS Asleep OR Awake Teeth extracted with Nitrow Oxide and Oxygen. You go to sleep, you awake; the teeth are out ESPECIALLY FOR NERVOUS PEOPLE AND CHILDREN. Used in all Hospitals and by sp'cialiits for the relief of pain. Also local extractions by numbing or freezing the gums.

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Tide Water Oil Company Hazleton, Pa. number of cards three years old. She of protest broke and thousands of immediately set about seeing her i citizens voiced their determination And if this were a real to preserve the primitive natural Horatio Alger story, she -would, of i charm of Montreal's namesake for, have sold hundreds of acres future generations to enjoy. of orange land immediately. ne tne few fortresses yet re-, Since this is real We, it must be maining against the advance of the 'confessed that it was months before automobile age, Mount Royal has she could get anybody interested continued to share its picturesque enough even to look at her land, and jQuaintness with Bermuda motorless when she did corral a prospect she avenues.

To date, only pedestrians, promptly lost him to another sales-! bicyclists and the horse-drawn Vic- man Itorias which are heritages of an-1 But she kept on and finally got an other in Montreal, are allowed! firm to let her use a sales- uu luc mvuiuam nu "futon's desk during his lunch period. Canadians, who regard the great She oromLsed to answer hi tele- rock Pal't of the rich tradition of phone calls in return for the privilege. She not only answered his calli but put in a few words for herself. Whenever anybody telephoned about The protected quality combination that gives you "The Film of Protection." Broken PlaB'Pl I In One Dr I 1 Plates Remad I RIVER BEACH PARK A Nice Cool Place to Picnic and Swim ENJOY YOURSELF WITH THE CROWD AT River Beach Park Located 3 miles north of Northumberland on Route 111, then turn down to river. insurance, she taiKea real estate.

iMoreover, she made sales. In no time at all she was opening "an agency of her own. Not a large agency just one room, with her in-; valid mother behind a screen so that i jhe could look after her, and her Hies in a phonograph case. But itj Served, and success came. Has Traveled Widely Since then she has won ail sorte of recognition among real estate men never accorded to any other I I DR.

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