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HotoW?althy Women Help Gigolos
Get Rich During Florida Season
Penniless Young Men, Hitch Hike
To Florida, Often Leave At End
Of Season In Own Cars.
By Helen Van Hoy Smith, In Atlan
ta Journal.
Just a gigolo!
But if you have tears, make no
preparations to shed them now, for
gigolos in Palm Beach, Miami
Beach and other southern resorts
are in the plutocratic class.
In spite of the alleged depression
and alleged unemployment condi
tions existing over the United Stat
es, the business of being a gigolo is
increasing in popularity and in fin
ancial returns. After interviewing
several persons prominent in busi
ness and social life in Palm Beach
and Miami Beach, some interesting
facts concerning gigolos were un
earthed.
In the first place, there seems to
be different stages of gigoloism.
There are sometime gigolos, all-time
gigolos and the occasional gigolo.
And here is a story the truth of
which is vouched for by unimpeach
able sources: There was a young
man In New York who had lost his
job. He didn’t want to have to sell
apples. His room rent was due, and
his tailor was beginning to Inclose
personal notes with the "Please Re
mit’’ statements.
So George decided that he would
hock his heavy overcoat and hitch
WEEK OLD RED CHI CK8 THAT
you can raise without brooder. A
real bargain. Make line summer
broilers or winter layers. Bred to
lay. Suttle Hatchery. It 18c
FOR SALE: BRIM
MJER Tomato Plants
$2.00 per thousand. D.
A. Beam Co. 3t-18c
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AUTOMOBILE GLASS IN
STALLED. Fink Iron & Metal
Co., Trade Alley, Rear Ken
dall Medicine Co. 4t-13c
CHICKS EASY TO RAISE THIS
warm weather. Fine leghorns, eight
cents. Rocks and Reds, ten cents,
day old each Wednesday. Chicks
every day. Blood tested or non
blood tested. Suttle Hatchery.
3t 18c
SIMMS
Quality Furniture On
Easy Terms.
Phone 592.
Shelby, N. C.
hike to Florida and pick up a Job.
Just any Job. even It It were in a
soda fountain. George had a good
education, and was gallant and
good looking.
When he arrived In Palm Beach
he found that all, of the Jobe had
been taken, and. the*, one night in
a aandwlch establishment, he met
a chauffeur who remarked that the
lady he drove for was a night club
hound, but had no escort to take
her about. He said that she was on
the lookout for a young chap who
was a gentleman who would take
her out to dances.
This gave George an idea. An in
terview was arranged. Money
changed hands. George served him
self with a new tuxedo, garnished it
with a carnation and In a short
time found himself In a good-pty
lng business.
The lady had no designs on
George. She Just wanted a depend
able escort. She was a widow, and
utterly respectable Bhe liked to go
Out about two evening* a week. On
the other evening* she discreetly
let some other friends know about
George.
He received >10 and up each
evening in addition to having all of
the expenses paid. He is not, how
ever. thinking of being “Just a
gigolo" for keeps. He didn't get to
look at a young girl all season. His
employers saw to It that he didn't
meet any damsels much under 80.
But he saved money, and after a
season or two he hopes to be Inde
pendently wealthy.
nnoiner young man came to
Miami Beach with the avowed In
tention of spending the season at
the expense of others, and has suc
ceeded handsomely. He is good look
ing and got his fare to Florida by
posing for a tooth paste ad. He has
a gently flattering “line" which he
uses artistically. He dances like a
streak, and, under his expert guid
ance, his partners, no matter how
hefty, seem to float on and on and
on, like a wind-blown feather.
This young man has no idea of
getting out of so lucrative a busi
ness. He receives Ups on races, on
the markets, and Is well on the way
to independent Wealth. He has the
reputation of never spending a
nickel of his own money, but ma
neuvers affairs so that his wealthy
feminine patrons consider it a com
pliment to be allowed to foot the
bills. Or, rather, to hand him the
money so as not to embarrass him.
If some man doesn't murder this
young man soon, hell be one of our
growing list of bloated bondhold
tm.
Gigolos are not always young
men. Many are in their thirties and
forties. They are nimble of foot and
af wit, not hampered by any too
much pride, and are willing to live
ind let live at some woman's ex
pense. No one knows much about
their pasts. Some of them have un
ovely alliances with bootleggers and
sven with jewel thieves.
It seems that the entire matter
>f gigolos hinges on the economic
principle of demand and supply
that rules the world. It appears
that there are never enough danc
ing meo to supply the demand. Ami
j the demand is growing constantly,
| wlth the emancipation of woman,
and all that. No longer does the
grandma of 40 or so have to sit on
the shelf and swing her feet. Many
a married woman has to pay for an
escort to take her about at night,
while her husband nods over the
now'spaper or reads detective stor
ies. Husbands, especially alter they
have borne the yoke for ten years
or more, are much more addicted
to bedroom slippers the radio Thou
beside me. But Thou has rebelled,
and hence the gigolo.
In Florida resorts the der.iie to go
hence at night is almost uncontioll
uble. There Is something in the at
mosphere that seems to light
strange fires in the hearts of ma
trons who had* thought that ro
mance was only something you cad
about. The night club orchestra, too
are responslbls for more than ihey
realise. Many a woman, with fitten
arches has rising spirits; and u »der
the thrill of the music's throb, all
unmindful of lieb 189 pounds, wants
to put a lose between her teeth,
snap of her fingers, and go tangoing
about to the teasing tempo of old
Madrid. A Palm Beach orchestra
has the power to bring back vividly
memories of things that never were.
Under the magic of the melody,
poignant pictures of old Spain
haunt people who have never been
But what use have music and the
call of the fleshpots tn general if
money will buy anything, why be
man-less? Most of the gigolo-lng in
Florida Is harmless enough. The
dear ladles, past their youth, want
to have their fling They want to
be sure they .aren't missing any
thing.
And then there's the ^story about
the lonely elderly man who had
been taking a flapper about with
him to palaces of the dance- And
there was the lonely dowager who
had been paying a man some twen
ty years her Junior to act as cava
lier. The four met, and real ro
mances developed. All are now liv
ing happily ever afterward. The
older couple set the younger ones
up in business, mist like a fairy tale,
Isn't It? Only It happens to be true.
And then there’s the true story of
the English lord Let us call him
Lord Whoslt. He U said to be a re
mittance man, the black sheep of a
proud old British family. He is now
an old man, and of late had been
employed to sweep, out the batn
house of a casino near Miami Beach.
He lived there the year round; a
fine figure of man, well over six
feet, straight as an arrow, and pos
sessing a handsome set of whiskers
Which he wore parted In the middle.
Tourists, only knowing that he had
a title, which by the way Is genu
ine enough, flocked about him. For
years he has been Invited to parties
and affairs of all sorts. People do
love to see theta- names In the paper,
coupled with that of a title. Lord
Whoslt wore excellent clothes, end
they were all given to him by va
rious admirers, both masculine and
feminine. Just the other day he
married a woman of wealth, who
will be flattered when she lj refer
red to as Lady Whostt But the ca
sino manager mourns the loss of a
good sweeper, it isn't a casino fre
quented by the wealthy, and he got
Lord WhoRlt for $12 a week Ills
society friends probably dtdnt
dream that he pushed the broom
about the hath house in off hours.
Now that the season Is over many
of the»gigolos have departed tor oth
er climes. Many of the women who
employ them in resorts would scorn
to do such In the home town Not
every one tn Florida Is from New
York. Cities all over the nation a-e
represented. Many of these women
who hire gigolos are most estimable;
prominent, in church and club w mk
at home and living exemplary lives.
They are certainly entitled to pick a
scarlet hibiscus blossom In Flo:Ida
If they wish to
And very few have a romantic at
tachment for the man who escorts
them to night clubs It is all purely
business. Here and there, of coiys> ,
some woman will develop a fondness
for the temporary boy friend, bi t
these cases are the exception rather
than the rule. Most of the lone wo
men are widows or at least detached
for the time. In some cases, however
a husband tired from playing golf
all day. will pay the way of n voting
cr man to sec that his wife has a
good time.
Those of the gigolos who haven’t
departed are remaining In Florid"
to recuperate from the strvutous
season. They sun themselves c*i the
beach and keep as far away from
dance music as possible.
Many are consulting real estate
men, Rnd are buying up mortgages
at a discount. Some have bought
near automobiles to drive up north
in Some are preparing to work at
other resorts.
Let it be said that few of the oet
ter-known society women employ '
the gigolo. But there are large num
bers of wealthy women, unknown,
unhonored and unsung In the ■ o- (
rial directories, who flock to Fiv
Jda, and who w-ant pseudo romance
well enough to pay for It.
A fewr ugly cases have become
known and some sinister phas*s cf
blackmail schemes have been worked
by gigolos, but mostly it’s all Just for
the moment, and nobody's hurt.
NOTICK or ftE-SAME.
Diuler order of court made in special
proceeding entitled J. c. Newton and Carl
Thompson, administrators, et al, vs. Robte
Brackett. J C. Brackett et al. on May a.
1931. the Undersigned commissioner will
offer for resale at the eourt hoa*e door
in Shelby. N. C. at' 12 o'clock M on May
29th. 1031, at public auction to the highs
est bidder for cash the following described
lot of land, lying and being In No. 6
township. Cleveland county, 8hrlby, North
Carolina, and more particularly tie scribed
and defined aa follows:
Lot No. 1: Lying and being In No. S
township. Cleveland Bounty. North Caro
lina. arid aesertbetb as-follows Beginning .
at the JnterercHcm of West Oraharn street
and Martin eireet la the southwest square
of the city of Shelby, N. C , and runs
thence east with the north tide of West
Oraham atreet M feet to stake. A. P.
Weather'* comer; thence with Weather's
Ilhe north I3» feet to a Make, a new cor
ner; thenoe a new line west *8 feet to a
stake in ess edge of Martin atreet; thence
wlh south edge of said street south 135
feet to the beginning end being southern
part of lot No S ae shown in book No. 1
page 887, In the registry of Cleveland
county. N. C.
This May 8th. 1931.
_TAT*B BRACKETT,
D. Z. Newton. Att.v.
Commissioner,
2t May lie
Try Star Want Ads.
executor s notice
Having this dt.v <?U*1U4«J
und«*r the is*' will uod tr.vtaim nt of D.'
J McCall. Uie of Cleveland county, N c
thta Is to notify elf persona Inning claims
against tha sold estate to present unm
to me properly proven on or before the
»th day of May. I'm. or this notice mill
b» pleaded ui Osr ol »ny recovery thereof.
All persons owing the said estate will
please make Immediate settlrment to the
undersigned This May 9th. 19.11.
WILL 8. PGRTENBORRY, tt-3, Kings
Mountain, M. C., Executor of D J
McCall Ot May Up
STAR ADVS" PAYS
DR. A. PITT BEAM
DENTIST
— I'HONE 188 —
Especial Attention To
Pyorrhea.
It's i:olng to be a great Joke on
somebody if it’s discovered that
there are no such things as vitamins
—Woman's Home Companion.
NATURE’S DEPOSIT
Nitrate Of Soda Away Down In Chile
Chilf holds one of the economic wonders of the world, because it has
the ability to supply natural Fertilizers for millions of acres of farm land
for decades to come while man U struggling with his conservation prob
lems, huge mountains of the pure Chilean nitrate lies untouched yet, and
are there waiting to compete with the best artificial products in**, man
has yet devised.
Jt waits as a large medium of exchange of trade between the United
States and Chile which would naturally lend to further developmnfc of
South American trade which we are now in danger of losing.
Nature's Gold and Silver, Copper and other mineral products have
not been repined by synthetic pi oc esses. Gold Is still Gold; Bilvsr is still
Silver. CHILEAN NITRATE, nature's own natural fertilisers, are not
likely to yield In quality to aynthetlclzed compounds.
True comparative tests prove the' truth of this and the best Is the
cheapest in the long run. Right now is the time to invest your dollar
and watch It bring back five. Fresh stock at all ports and I am ready to
answer your call for both Champion Brand and Old Style. Forty eight
hour service, it's all Chilean, and 1 am your Broker and Dealer. *o call
me at mv expense.
CLAUDE C. FALLS,
DEALER AND RRDKER FOR WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Diarrhea, Dysentery and other form* of dia
ordered »tomach *nd bowel*, respond quickly
to ami liml relief from ANTI-FERMENT,
f or more than 2 generation* it has been used
l>y adults for up-set stomach and by mothers
for their children to avoid Colitis. At ui
tlrug stores 60c and 75c. ' ’
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TOOTS AND CASPER- A Marked Man:
6rUE9* YJHO I SAW
HAVIN^r TWA TOGETHER
THISAF
CASPER.'.
COLflNEL
AisJC>M»Se»
MEAtXlWs!,
IFMISWIF!
ONiyvtew/^
HI1? WIFE FUTWTWE
COOP <504 WEBVC, A40,
toot *-», and Too know
. the old =>avin<^ =
WHEN THe’CAT^ AWAY
THE M\CE.V/11L PLAY/
and ,
How!
Ahh-ha*.
e>HE You
on Your cheek:*- .
K1AU4H-I Y*NAu4H-ry! (
LOOK AT HIM
BLUSH!
EO-YE&l AS I “TIPPED
MV HATTOSAV^OOD
BVE MISS MEADOW5
SUDDENLY LEANED OVER.
And k)55ED ME AND'
'THEN RAN AvSAV f5i ncva
BUT HOW DID
(>tt>U KNOW IT?
CANT A 4uY
i KEEPANY
Lj?ECWET6> prom
MY <3TAB^!
I ^HE MU<5T PLANTER
A LOT OF ROU^E
ON) her UP&!
U THOUGHT | NOTICED,
' lot of people
ilc ac.1
Ti parsed i
HOW A NICE LOOKING
WOMAN LIKE MKV=>
me/jovi6 Can fall
FOR A “tJlMP L»VE TtXJ
1*9 A MY6TERT “TO ME]
THERE MUST BE
A CATCH TO IT
SOMEWHERE!
7
COLONEL fTOOFER WOULD DIE ..
if he knew that mibb meadow^
ir,Ji,?^FR'&0PH,E hoofer,'with
A BHAMD NEW REMODELED FACE'.
HE^ NOT AB EAB1LY VAMPED AB
I EXPECTED1. I'LL WORK ON HIM
LOn6ER. AND if HE’5
VAMP-PROOF THEN I’LL CONFEBB
MY IDENTITY! I'VE 4oT A KEEN
x b^!JMA6lNE CARRYING ON AN
1 ^«4'l^u’lffio'w-^lo^®AN|,
E story so far—
;EVEN WEEKS A&O COLO MEL.
_ Coopers wife/'sophie,
mysteriously disappeared prom her.
HOME AMD SECRETLY ENTERED A
SANITARIUM WHERE SHE HAD HER FACE
REMODELED BY A PLASTIC SUR4EON*
I
•OPHIE
HOOKER
A© ©HE
LOOkVpHt
^EVEKf^
'H8S&
the operation wa<=>
I A 4REAT eUCCES>£»...
L oS _
SrvAMDTHiei is>
W SOPHIE
J Hoofer.
"IDPAY WTO
a HER I
Bf FACE
gf ©-*
(SOPHIE <KI0WRE^6TEREP'‘-5^^*y^l
r AT THE HOTEL Ek'SWEU.O UNDER THE
NAME OP 'Mic,e> MEADOW3". ie> CARRYING
ON A FLIRTATION WITH HER. HO&BAND,
WHO MA6> ‘TO FAR FAILED “TO RECOGNIZE.
HEQ
/ » 6tmV WIPE
FLEW “THE COOP FDR.
KEEPS, CAMPER'
VM 4rlVIM6 UP
HOPES OF EVER.
HAVING HER WITH
VIE A6AIN, AMO I'M
CERTAINLY AT A
LOSS -TO UNDER
STAND WHY SHE
WENT AWAY=
Vr
IF *bUE EVEQ
COM Ec, BacVC ANP
CATCHER tOU
PA^HIKksr AEOUNP
V/fTHTHAT MISS.
MiAPOWS> YOU'LL
BE A ^ONE (a,ooe-E.,
L COLONEL ,
HOOFER.! J
nrprwrwi
WELL, BOPHIE OU6HT *TO
KNOW BETTER. THAN TO LET A
FINE LOOKING HUSBAND LIVE ME CUNI
ABOUND LOOBE! *5>HE'D APPRECIATE
MS A WHOLE LOT MORE IF «=>HE
ONLY KNEW HOW THE CHARMING
O, M1B5» MEADOWS
V—ttae
f HERE COMES COLONEL
HOOFER NOW! I'LL MAkE VIOLENT"
Love to him today ! i u. put
HIM TO THE test! I LL FIND
OUT WHETHER HE'S _
LfcN t
T )
V
i wue io SOPHIE
HOOFER, OR NOT-!
I VE ALWAYS
WANTED “TO toy
HIM OUT, AND
TWI^ I5> MY
chance,and
\'VL FIND OUT
IN A HURRY
NOW!
± 4
Come o*j,
miss
meadows!
hurry up
ANpTEU.
THE
COUWEL
THAT
"YOU ARE.
SOPwE.
hoofer!
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