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El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
AcusadO Que Sc De-
fiende De POr ST

Gustavo Carrillo, que ha sido de-
tenido en- conexion con el asalto y
robo que sufriera la tienda Piggy
Wiggly, en- Cinco Puntos, por haber
sido el, segdn 10 confeso a dos poll
cfas que 10 aprehendieron, ell que
condujera ell caro- en- que ell asaltante
emprendiera la hufda, ha optado por
ser el mismo quien Sc defienda,
hacienda uso de los estudios que
hiciera EN- esa materia durante su
estancia en- la Penitenciarfa de San
Quintin.
Ahora ha negado rotundamente 10
que dijera al Sub-Sheriff Pat Pat
terson Y al Diputado Sheriff Ferral,
del Condado de Santa Cruz, sobre la
participation que habfa tenido en- ell
asalto. Su case ha quedado pen
diente para ell vices proximo.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
AVIADORES
MEXICANOS
I'm TUCSON
Son Los Que EfeCtuan Fl Cir
quito AereO NaCiOnal
En- Mexico

Ell Teniente Coronel Gustavo G.
Leon, asf como ell Teniente G.
Figueroa, de la fuerza aerea nacional
mexicana, fueron huespedes de la
ciudad de Tucson, habiendo tenido
que permanecer en- este lugar hasta
no eran hechas las debidas COM
posturas al Sesquisplano Azcarate,
construfdo en- Mexico, de las averfas
sufridas al tener que hacer III
aterrizaje forzoso, en- ell mismo lugar
en- donde ell immortal Emilio Garranza,
tambi6n tuviera que descender cuando
hacfa un viaje a Mexicali.
Los aviadores mexicanos son los
que Sc encuentran lleVando a cabo
ell Circuito Aereo Nacional, por toda
la Republica Mexicana, con ell objeto
de propagar hacer aumentar ell
sentimiento hacia la aviaci6n.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
InstrucciOneS A
Los VOtanteS

Durante Ell dfa de aver asf como
ell de hoy, han estado siendo distri-
buidos ejemplares impresos, los que
contienen instrucciones para los vo-
tantes, sobre la manera en- que de-
beran usar las nuevas maquinas para
votar, que recientemente fueron
trafdas a esta ciudad.
Las instrucciones no solo explican
ell mecanismo de las nuevas ma
quinas, sin6 tambien traen los
nombres de los diferentes candida
tos para los respectivos puestos.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
DetenidO POr Ser
RequeridO en- Boise
Ell Official de Policfa

Ell Official de Policfa Camacho,
arrest6 a R. A Bowman, de Boise,
Idaho, quien es requerido por las
autoridades de aquel lugar, en- vista
de que que ha obtenido dinero bajo
falsas pretensiones.
Ell Sheriff de aquel lugar telegra-
flo a las autoridades locales, mani
festando que tenia noticias que el
hombre que deseaba, habfa salido
de Ell Paso, con direction al Oeste,
en- un caro- Chrevrolet que portaba
licencias de Idaho.
Ell detenido MEGA ell hecho que Sc
le imputa. Sc esperan un Official de
Boise, para que 10 conduzca a aquel
lugar aclarar los hechos.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
LO Que Percibira
La Viuda Nelson

La Arizona Industrial Commission,
ha hecho del conocimiento pdblico
la cantidad que pasara mensualmente,
a la esposa del policfa Clifford W.
Nelson, muerto en- ell cumplimiento
de su deber.
Ell monte total es de $1O6.66 por
mes, servira para ell sostenimiento
de la esposa de los tres nifios.
Tai cantidad le sera pasada hasta
que la viuda vuelva a contraer ma
trimondio, hasta que los nihos lie
guen la mayor edad
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
Parejas de HERNIA
nos Son MultadaS

Dos parejas de hermanos han sido
.multados por las autoridades de esta
ciudad, por diversos delitos. La pri-
mera de ellos, fu6 Francisco y Juan
Estrada, quienes tuvieron que pagar,
ell primero veinte dollars de multa,
en- vista de haber sido aprehendido
cuando Sc encontraba bajo la influ-
encia del alcohol Y ell otro por haber
perturbado la paz.
Los otros dos hermanbs fueron
Alexandra Jose Reyes, habiendo
salido en- libertad absolute este
dltimo. no asf ell primero, que tuvo
que pagar una multa de veinticinco
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
Treinta y Seis LeOnes
CazadOS en- Tres Mes.

De acuerdo con una information
proporcionada por M. E. Musgrave,
durante los iiltimos tres meses, en-
ell Estado de Arizona, han sido
cazados treinta seis leones, siendo
este Ell ndmero mayor alcanzado du-
rante la presente estaci6n.
Durante Septiembre, Carl Larsen,
sali6 a la cabeza de los cazadores,
anotandose a su cuenta cuartro de
esos animales.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
Ira A Europa Ell
Sesquisplano
Azcarate

MEXICO, Ell Departamento de
Aeronautica Militar de la Secretarfa
de Guerra Marina, sometera la
aprobacion del Ministro del Ramo,
General Amaro, ell proyecto de enviar
a Europa ell sesqltiplanO Azcarate
disenado por ell General Juan F.
Azcarate, Jefe de los Talleres de
Construcciones aeronauticas de Valbue
ma, siguiendo la ruta Habana,
Azores Europa.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Walter Reed Hospital
Bids to Be Advertised

Bids viii be advertised soon for
construction Of /seyen additional
buildings at Waiter Reed Hospital
and more than $I,500.0OO is avail
able for the work. according TO an
announcement at the War Depart
me Mt yesterday.
The buildings will include a
nurses home, for which an APP
preparation of 100000 has passed
the House and is expected to re-
teive senate approval next session:
an observation ward. tuberculosis
ward, infectious disease ward,
laboratory, morgue and a large gem
efal ward.
A ward for 100 psychiatric
patients will be. arranged later in
cooperation with the Veterans
Bureau, and the fourth floor of the
main hospital building will be re-
constructed as an operating suite.
Tie nurses home will contain
quarters for physiotherapy and oc-
cupationaltherapy aids and dieti-
clans.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
SINI I'll To DEFER
DRIVE UNTIL
LABOR DAY
By RAYMOND /. BORsT
international News Service

s. ALBANY, n. r. July 24.-Go
All Smith has no intention Of launch
ing his active campaign for the
Presidency until after Labor Day,
and possibly not before the middle
OF September, despite the pleas of
some of his advisers that he swing
into action as soon. as possible after
his notification next month.
Unless the governor changes his
mind his campaign will consist
chiefly Of a dozen or fifteen
speeches In the chief cities through
out the East, the Middle West and
POSSIBLY in some of the border
states Many, however, are urging
him to make an old-fashioned
stump-spealxing tour and in the end
he may follow their advice If he
feels his health will stand the
1T Is known the Governor has
been urged to make at least two
speeches on the Pacific Coast, but
il is said he may not go any fur
Their West than Denver.
Until the notification ceremony
Is out OF the way, the Governor
has bluntly told his advisers he does
Lot intend to give any thought to
his campaign intinerary.
Directly after the notification the
Governor plans to go to Sea Grit,
m. u, for q rest Of week or
ten days.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Warrantless Liquor
Raid on Auto Illegal

new YORK, July "a Police who
searched the automobile 81 Laurence
Schwab. one OF the producers 81
Good News. after Schwab had been
charged with disorderly conduct,
and who found "A quarts OF wllis-
KEY, had no right to make that
search.
That contention was upheld by.
United States Commission O'Neil1,
who dismissed q charge 81 rosses-
sion Of LIQUOR against schwab.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
|NTERs To 60
To BEACH

Al fishermen's tournament will be
one OF the features of the sixth an.
iiual outing of the Government
Printing Office Cafeteria and Recrca.
ton Association on Thursday at
Chesapeake Beach. Fishermen will
weigh in their catches on the
athletic field at s D. m.
Other scheduled events are a baby
contest, water races, quoits con
tests foot races, peanut scrambles,
sack race. candle race. shoe
race, a potato race, a. needle race,
tugs OF war, a jumping rope race,
three-legged race. an egg race.
Free punch will be served all day
long. More than 2,OO0 persons are
expected.
Prizes include bill folds. blankets
floor lamps. fountain pens, Boy
Scout knives, indoor baseballs,
oaach balls. bathing rings. bathing
suits, fishing rods, candle sets, box.
ing gloves, wrist watches, emery
ency kits, electric fans, boudoir
lamps, pocket cameras. electric
irons. league balls and bats, bridge
sets. compacts, ties, clocks, els
dTStteS, camp stoves, poker sets,
tianTaocks. tennis rackets, flash
lights, tea sets. golf sets, thermos
jugs, and pipe sets.
Members of the athletic com
nittee are Walter M. Shomo, chair
man: Joseph 3. Fitzgerald, starter;
Preston George, associate starter;
and Bert Il. Bair. Hugh Reid, Ron
ert j. Bell. William r. Cassiday,
Abraam 3. Baton. and William r.
Derger, judges. The entertainment
committee Is composed of Nathaniel
q. Watts. Henry A. Marshman
Walter MI. Shomo, Paul C.. Schulze,
and George A. Fischer.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
V|RG|V|AIIlDGES
CAUSE RIFT I

LURAY Va, July 24Two Judge
ships on the Virginia supreme court
of appeals. created under the new
constitution adopted on June 10 by
the electorate Of Virginia, have be-
come the topic OF controversy be-
tween Gov. Harry T.. Byrd and
other interests in the State headed
by former State Senator George
Allen, of Victoria.
Governor Byrd. declaring iii was
not mandatory upon him to appoint
the new judges, said the general
assembly did not mean for the gov
ernor to make the appointments
and that no appropriation for sal.
AIRY was made in the budget. The
governor has advanced many author
tiles for his action and is borne out
in a ruling by Attorney General
John r. Saunders.
Senator Allen in declaring that
the new constitution demands the
governor make the appointments
has threatened. it is said to ask a
nandam1Is from the State supreme
court compelling the governor TO
appoint.
Governor Byrd has answered this
threat with the declaration that he
Will stand by the attorney generals
ruling and will ask the United
States Supreme Court for a decision
ii necessary.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
I rust CHARGE.
LAID To AID
FIRM

- 1s u 834sH +
NEW YORK, July "a Federal
attempts to smash what is alleged
to be nationwide monopoly OF
the outdoor advertising business,
was begun today in United District
Court.
The Government seeks an injunc-
ton against the General Outdoor
Advertising Company. Inc, which
signs up $4,000, 600 worth of the
$4,000, 900 I'm outdoor advertising
done annually in the country, and
also against eight other defendants,
All of whom interlock with the
first named.
The complaint alleges violation Of
ANTITRUST laws. Specific acts IN re-
straint of trade ape alleged
Kerwin In. Fulton. president Of
the General Outdoor Advertising
Company, Inc. asserted the COM
panv had not acted to prevent
smaller concerns from securing and
executing business, but. had merely
pursued a policy of servicing which
made nationwide operation neces-
sary.
The other defendants are: The
National Outdoor Advertising Bu-
reau. me; Outdoor Advertising As
ISOLATION of America. Inc; Foster 4
Kleiser Company: Foster s. Kleiser
Investment Company Kerwin I'll.
Fulton. George johnson and George
Armsby, individually and voting as
trustees, with offices at No. Park
Avenue, Manhattan.
The Government petition charges
the use of monpolistic power in
violation of the Sherman antitrust
act and Of the Clayton act. The
p. n. Morton Advertising Company
OF Baltimore. is alluded to as a
butt of unfair-pr practices.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Bomb in Central Park
Blows Off Fingers

NEW YORK. July "a Kplosion
81 mysterious bomb round In
the grass il Central Park blew four
fingers from the hand of Frank
Rosen. III. Manuel Rey. 20. stis-
tanned only minor wounds.
Police were puzzled 1T the pres
ence Of the bomb In the park.
According 10 Rcsen, 1T was a metal
tube. sealed at both ends. While
he was attempting to open 1t, Key.
assisting him. the tube exploded.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
COlOred Women to Hold
Biennial COncIave Here

Many subjects Of vital Importance
10 colored people will be discussed
at the sixteenth biennial convention
OF the National Association of Col
ored Women, which will be held
here July 27 TO August 3.
More than 500 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the meetings. Mrs.
Mary Mcleod, Dethune. president
of the organization, will preside
over the meetings. The associa.
tons national headquarters will be
opened in a recently purchased
building at Twelfth and O Streets.
Records. now scattered throughout
the United States. will be brought
10 the new headquarters.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Patriotic Group Heads
To Inspect Nearby Group

Leaders of numerous patriotic So
cieties, including the d. A. r., Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, Sons of the
American Revolution, American LIE
gion and Boy Scouts, will visit Fort
Washington Nd, Thursday to in
spect the citizens military training
camp at that place.
The visitors will leave Washing
ton on the Y. S. s. General Rucker
from the Army War College wharf.
Following luncheon at the officers
club the visitors will conduct the
iE1Spertion
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Lawyers Smith Club
For District Organized

The Lawyers Smith and Rob
ilison Club of the District has been
organized, with Charles A Douglas
ds president.
More than 100 members have beer
enrolled. and the list Of vice-pres-
idents includes Charles c. McChord,
Joseph p. Tumulty, ca G. Calhoun,
and Charles G. Carlin, Charles M.
Galloway will act as director Of pub
lefty.
At the organization meeting in
the University Club last night it was
decided that members should offer
their services to the Democratic
national committee az speakers in
the campaign.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Guatemala Accepts
ArbitraI Proposal

Secretary of State kellogg ysster-
day announced Guatemala's formal
acceptance of his proposal made TO
that country and Honduras TO sub
nit their boundary dispute to the
International Central American
tribunal The United States has
been acting as friendly mediator.
Honduras has given no definite
answer as yet, but indications are
that arbitration is being considered.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Policeman Escapes
Auto Gas Tank Blast

CATASAUQuA, ras July a.
Quick thinking and acrobatlc &C.
zion 81 Motorcycles officer Edgar
E.Itx saved him from serious IN
Jury. uerhape DEATH when his ma
chine was ruined III 3 blaze started
~ \ backffre. In few moments
there was terrific explosion.
In the meantime the gasoline
uunnp in front Of garage caught
IRE and the fire department had
to be called out.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
OUR GANG RUSH
To &c 7 IN HAS !.
BEGUN

Only five days more for entries
in rsOur Gang" contest!
The Iast-minute rush has begun,
and photos of Washington boys and
girls are pouring in upon Our Gang
Editor. 1t is safe to estimate that
more than 700 Youngsters will be
enrolled by n. M. Saturday, after
which time no entries may be re-
ceived.
Each OF the children entering the
contest has a chance of taking part
in the movie to = made and shown
in Washington. A director and
technical staff will come here. as
soon as the contest is over. and
make ready to film an all-Washing-
ton comedy.
OF course. the big prize in the
contest. in which Washington chill
dren will compete against entrants
from "a other cities, is three
with Hal Roach's famous Our
Gang" film comedies. Mr.. Roach
also will pay the expenses OF the
winner and his parents to and from
Hollywood.
Follow the Rules
There Is but one contract to be
awarded. ana thousands Of boys and
girls have made it their goal.
II you want to have chance to
get in the movies. whether or not
you win the contract, follow the
contest rules carefully and send In
your picture before Saturday.
Here are the rules. Each is verv
important, and must be observed.
Children of Washington and near
BY Maryland and Virgins, between
the ages of 8 and IL, both inclusive,
may enter the contest.
TO enter, fill in the coupon car.
ried in The washington Times today,
being sure to write in the name of
the 'Our Gang character whom you
most closely resemble. This Is q
very, very important rule, and must
not be disregarded.
Judges to Pick Six
Paste the coupon on the back OF q
photo OF yourself "a good, clear
photo. at least as large as the whole
coupon.
Watch The Times every day for
pictures Of children selected to go
into the elimination contests.
The Examinations will be held next
week at L0ew's Columbia Theater.
The Columbia and Palace theaters
are cooperating with The Times to
make the contest success.
Out OF these examinations. the
judges are to pick the six washing
ton children who, in their judgment,
look most ike the leading characters
OF Our Gang" comedies. Remember,
this is not juvenile beauty contest.
It is based on similarity.
There you have all the rules, ex-
cept one. which is so important that
1T is given separate mention:
Do not communicate with Our
Gang Editor, either IN person, by
telephone or in writing, except to-
send in an entry. Do not ask him
10 communicate with you during the
contest,
Do not ask him to return photos.
No photos can be returned. because
OF the large number submitted.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Man Held on Charge
OF Having Three Wives

WILMINGTON, July 81 nafged
with bigamy. Philip Goldberg. Of
Chester. pa, was brought here for
a hearing in municipal court. Gold-
berg was arrested in Chester when
he Is said to have paid an INSTALL
ment On an automobile. He was
taken to the police station and the
two wives met.
TT is charged by the police that
third wife is patient In = Philadel-
pfia hospital
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
TIMELY TIPS
Two Apartments for Rem

Tao Apartments for Rent
WISCONSIN AVENUE n. w.
Apartment 1I-FOur rooms and
bath, $55. Apartment 2O-fjve
rooms and bath, $50. Electric
refrigeration will be installed at
small increase. Garage in rear,
SIS month.
Can Sleep in Attic or Porch
REDUCED 81 900 - Delightful
bungalow, large rooms. ami.
INV. floors and trim, hOt-water
heat. buiIt.in refrigerator, glassed.
In sleeping porch, .fIOOred attic.
Conveniently located on paved
street.
Car in the House
SILVER SPRING Prizes
$4,000. Cash. $500. Attractive
5-rOOm bungalows. with buiIt in
garage, sleeping porch, hot.
water heater, electric range. win.
dow shades, floor plugs and
hardwood floors.
knoU What It's About
TYLER 4 CUMMINS-Author
ity on paints and screen require.
ments. Call.
n
Health Foilins-Must Sell
LuNCHROOM FOR SALE
North Capitol Street. Only rea-
SON for selling is poor health.
The above wants and offers
are only feW of the many
Entereatin9 proportions Won
tOiH find 0dOertised in todoys
Times+9and Herald eIass;fied
GdOertifine sections.
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
col.
nc
~

Lieut.. &C I'd, last
night addro Asso-
citation OF o. ITS at a
special meeting h4. 1t the Twelfth
street branch of the Y. M. c. A.
Colonel Grant spoke on "Old Wash
ington."
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
oiLetries
Priced Decd ed " LoLDer

Priced Decidedly Lower
soc Pebeco Tooth Paste, Sic
ST Azurea Face Powder, SIC
Csc Ponds Cold Cream, 41c
soc p e r Cold Cream, SIC
Csc Mennen's Talcum. l5c
Soc Amolin Powder 19c
Soc Non Spi Deodorant, 33c
35c Cutex Nail Polish. .21c
Ivory Soap, 3 for 18c
SOC MuIsified Shampoo. SAC
81 Danderine, large. Csc
81 B. Paul Henna .86c
Soc Meet Depilatory 35c
SOC GIazo Nail Polish SIC
SOC Orchard White 39c
The Washington times., 1928-07-24
Remedies
at a sdUing

4Oc Pluto Water ..,.... 29c
ST Tanlac Tonic. 73c
75c Dryco Milk Acc
81 Bayer Aspirin 1. 85c
81 Lavoris, large. Gle
Zoe Sloan's Liniment, 49c
ST Ovoferrin Tonic 73c
75c Bell-ans Tablets .49c
Csc Chocolate Ex-Lax. 16c
SOC Musoldent .39c
SOC Noxzema .39c
SOC Unguentine 39c
Csc Natures Remedy. .21c
75c Federal Malt. Acc
Csc Seidlitz Powders. Ice
The Washington times., 1928-07-24

Standard formula MIX
of Magnesia. prepared
especially for distrlbu-
ton through our stores.
Next time you need
this household product
try Graham'a brand ON
our recommendation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-05

oped by which the Government, without removing papers from secret drawers, can reproduce them in court, and by which it will be enabled to expose to a jury the most intimate occurrences of the home. Advances in the psychic and related sciences may bring means of exploring unexpressed beliefs, thoughts and emotions. Can it be that the Con- stitution affords no protection against such invasions of indiyiual security?
 The greatest dangers to liberty turk in insidious encroaehment by men of zeal, well meaning but without under standing To prove it's case the Govern ment was obliged to lay bare the crimes committed by it's officers on it's behalf A Federal Court should not permit such a prosecution to continue.
 If the Government becomes law breaker it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself, it invites anarchy. To declare that in the administration of the crim- ina1 law the end justifies the means to declare that the Government may commit crimes in order to secure the conviction of a private criminal-would bring terrible retribution. Against that pernicious doctrine this Court should resolutely set it's face.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-05
Mechanical Wonders.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)

Many miracles have been performed by in ventive genius, but it may be doubted that any among them can be held to be startingly interesting than the new mechanical man which can talk well move and obey orders.
 The mechanical man, or Televox, was first invented by R. J. Wensley of the Westinghouse Company and was thought to be perfect de- vice of it's kind, but now it's inventor has endowed lit with words. It is claimed that when it is hailed the telephone it will respond in well -modulated voice and that it initiate a conversation.
 In place of vocal cords the talking man has had talking film introduced among his mental organs. The words to be spoken recorded by photography on film and introduced into the physiology of the man born from the brain of science and invention The Westinghouse Company, it is said, is to substitute these mental speaking for human watchmen in power substations where the infor- nation to be transmitted is not complicated. The iron individual report break in the electrical current when that happens to him. He | is also so adjusted that he call up head quarters and report Its hot" or "It's coldn Three of the mechanical race are now ih existence, Adam" Gain" and Abel" Eve has not yet arrived but since the thing is endowed with speech she is likely to be along all in good time.
 These three duty at Washington as employees of the War Department and are more amenable to orders and discipline than Colonel Mitchell and Admiral Sims. They report on the condition of the city's water supply, though, so far, they have had absolutely nothing to say concerning the city's liquor resources condi- ton.
 It seems now that nothing much remains to be discovered but how to pull ones self up by ones own bootstraps; or how to figure out to a certainty who will be nominated and elected to the Presidency before these interesting events occur; or, maybe, to corral Dianas lucent beams in bottles and sell it for the real and only genuine moonshine
 However, there is nothing humorous about the description of the mechanical man-he just is and that's the fact