davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Main $500.
HUDSON-ESSEX.
SACRIFICE VALUABLE
TRADE-INS.

Our large volume of new car
business has brought in many
very valuable trades. many late
models. some almost new. They
must be sold at once to make
room for more.
ESSEN ~ SEnAN
Fully equipped, splendid shape. ...... SdSO
ESSEN IS COACH.
Fully couiprcd: eAeetlent condition, =. .$s0S
ESSEX - SEDAN.
Hardly soiled: eSeFs extra, ,t..,.,... Ss1S
ESSEN - COACH.
Splendid shape: lot Of extras, .... ,SScS
ESSEN CoACiI, FAIRLY 90.
Baked .hAmes finish: looks good and
runs hhe s.',.'....s.'s., .sS9s
wltI.Ys KNIUHr - SEDAN.
Excellent condition; new tires, s,...... sSSa
ESSEN COACH.
Motor oyerhauled ..,,.,...,...,..,.S $50
AupsoN 'ss RRou6HAM,
slightly used for demonssratins; fully
equipped; the price will please you.
HUDSON ~ SEDAN,
sretd'd shape balance due finance
company observation-disclosures. $40
- SftpERAkER ~ SEDAN.
Fnliy eaairpod, spare tires; eond,ttcn
''"e "e" 's'''' ,ts.s'*.'ss .NnN asSV
HUDSON '.d COACH,
overhaultJ aud rHtinshed kocd tires
N''" s''',s 's''.'.'. s''SsSu
HUDSON ':a coACh. .xSTa
FoRn "a SEDAN, ,,-,,.,,,,.,..,.,,se $500
OVERLAND "a skpAN ,....$sfA
NOON 80 SEDAN. AN.<,,~,,,....,.,,, $3.50
MANY OTHER BARGAINS,
Lambert Hudson Motors Co.
l71o |. St. NV.
West of Conn. Ave,
REAL TRANSPORTATION
AT USED. CAR PRICES.
lpgf raekard Il speelsl SEDAN,
ie9I Fy""k,la spegt ssisn' ''S''
lnAR chr, sleF qd Roads(er.
lpnN Packard sedan,
love Pontiac tNagh,
lN3h NRplnhila stfatxht Sedan.
tpaa Huck Apasa, Master 4 CNNpa.
ip2A WllSshnieM Asesl Sedan,
lheh nolse Laure,
lSSSss hh&Ns hSsNs s,sp,is'i Il hssf ss.a.,.. sss.aa.
thah IeevsnIe. Sessh,
,sSS ESSssd SSs""%,s.' Roadster.
Al aaafsnlee.iw - rsgms or Trade
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
ISL llth ST. rotomac SSSl.
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HuPMOBlLE,
SPECIAL SPECIAL
SALE. PRICES.
New Used Car Dept,
lo1S Chandler
dcyLlNpER cnuM SEDAN, siso.
1921 ChrySler
q TOURING. $3.50.
1925 Studchaker
q nRouanAM, sYuu,
lo1s Buick
dCyIiNnhn ooACa xaso.
1925 lewett
d'0yIiNntn SEDAN. se1e,
1922 llupp
dCriINnrn senAN. s17e.
sor1,snrs co"eba b 5000.
1924 Hupp
auyLiNnFn, trAss, courE. S97A.
Willys-knieht
aCYtiNnEh, arAss, COUPE, ssho
ALI CARS RRooNn,TioNEn,
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
lalA lAth, 1907 1ith,
usED eAA DEPARTMENT.,
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
SALE-AUTUMOBIL
WE BUY AND SELL Used CARS.
FRED l.. MORGAN,
Thomas Circle Garage. 110S Vermont Ave
FOR GOOD USED CARS
SEE BOB BAYNE,
20l2 14th St. NV.

1927 Essex Coach.
1927 Hudson Coach.
1926 Nash Adv. 6 Coach.
1925 Willys-Knight GO Phaeton
1926 Nash Special 6 Sedan.
1926 Ford Roadster.
1924 Buick Master 6 Sedan.
1926 Hupp s Sport Roadster.
1926 Nash Special 6 Coupe.
1924 Hupp Coupe.
1924 Buick Master 6 Touring.
Prices Are Low.
20l2 l4th St. NV.
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BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds single books to
entire libra-ies Bring them in" or phone
Erankhn h4lS C. David Pcarlman's Big
BOOK Shop. p3S ct NV Est. 1907 No
Evening star., 1928-03-15

CAMERAS. field glasses. tools guns. any.
tninE you have to sell. Groce'a. franklin
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APPAREL-C y. winSer is rcopeninc the
largest rurrage store in Washington anu
wants 90 buy anything suitable for rum
maze sale. Phone Fr. 60l6.w.
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These prices include all finance
charges. and we will accept your
car in trade. A substantial dis
count is made on cash deals.

1901 Kalorama Road.
Capital Garage. 18th & N. Y. Av,
CHEVROLETS-~FORDS.
Our policy OF not to allow
more than a used car is worth
means better values for you.
1877 Chevrolet Touring.~~siishtly uset,;
practically new fully eauipped 4a7h, IA
down. balance 1: months.
iOsd Ford Tudor Sedan; $7a cash. bal,
anas /. months
1890 Chevrolet Tonrinst ga cash, balance
chanirhllY,
iDad ohsyreiet Hoats,sr~~rive new tires
nav Ion AMI hew nnea; very snapps hak'
ing1 500 cash, balance ~ months.
ioa7 chsyrolst fabriolst~y-Fu, souirns,i,
hfh cash, balance easy
1897 Chevrolet uaupevv~itun dnQ0 miles
and ex6sllent thraus hauti lookA like nav
$3.50 cash. balance easy,
1897 Chevrolet Toutins~~sNsw; navsf besa
4fiysnl nsw'eA guaranteed worthwhile re-
duetion
iNah Chevraist sssianwmF Fully sauippsa amt
IN sAcellsnt eonditinn In everr detail, $3.50
eash, balance a months.
Is OTHERS.
r. T., TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
l4th aud / S,s, NV.
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CLoTHISG-will call in our unleitered All.
tonoeiie and pay YOU full cash value for
Tens worn Clothing. shoes, luggage. etc.
ss0 n
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
Padgett-Jo Motor Co.
OAKLAND-PONTIAC.
Used Car Department.

Pontiac Coach .S45O
Essex 4 Coach ......,.......... $50
Hudson 5-Dass. Sedan. .............,. $50
Hump Touring ................. $50
Ford Coupe. ...,.,,....... 600
Chandler 4-pass. Coupe ,....,..,... $50
Ford 90 Model Touring. ng............. $50
CASH OR TERMS.
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FORDS. FORDS. FORDS.
sedans and coupes. choice Of @: $i26 up.
Koadsters. 1929 and 1927 models. choice
OF 3: Si75 up
Tourines, choice OF 10: S25 up.
1925 light delivery. open body. Lambert
tires. Al condition. l'ton trucks. open
body.
Some Of the above cars can be bought for
&e5 cash. balance So per week.
Used car dept. open Sunday 10 am. TO
] pm.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
14i 18th ST. NE, Lincoln 5000.
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EABY SIEOLLER. good condition. Call
Willard Courts. 1915 Isth ST. NV. Apt
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STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Whippet. Willys-Knight.
HOME
OF THE
GOLD SEAL USED CARS"
We have ready for immedi-
ate delivery the following
Gold Seal" Used Cars:

1926 Whippet Coach. 49,. $375
1926 Whippet Coupe -. SIS
1927 Chrysler "7O' Crown
Sedan .............. $50
1924 Buick Master Tour. sos
1925 Buick Touring ...... 425
1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. 235
1927 Willys-Knieht Sdn. $50
1927 Willys-knight Rd.. 900
1927 Willys-Knt. Coach. l.l25
1927 Oakland Landau 80. go
1925 Dodge Sedan 80. -. $50
1924 REQ Sedan ......... sos
1925 Oakland Coach. ... SIS
1926 Essex Coach :. ..... S2s
REMEMBER
A Gold Seal" car is guaranteed
for 80 days against any mechan-
ical defect. You are safe in
buying here.
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
l7ll l4th.
Decatur 27SS.
Home of the Gold Seal Cars"
Also
Champlain st. at Kalorama I'd.
Col $3.50.
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CARRIAGE. closed, wanted (ph2eton prefer
redr: suitable for lady TO drive. Phone Al.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

ANTIQUES, ole gold silver diamonds, lew,
elry. A. r Arnold. 1898 Of. NV. Main
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FIKNITCRE-Am needing some furniture:
also rugs and piano. c. Shannon. Adams
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Observation-Disclosures.

BABY CHICKS Quality Reds. cggs for
hstchiug. CcEsweil's Poultry Farm Balls.
ton Va Claren.son o.. III ~
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
GOOD NEWS"

lis always offered under our adver-
tlsed slogans
Yes IS Good Reasons" why you
should at least look over our display
of used cars.
Courteous and oblginE sale.men
ready to greet yOu--and without Obli-
cation on your part
BUICK 20 4.DooR SEDAN. .s72s
sTiiGFBAKER cc0MMANDER.. oso
STUDERAKER COACH ...,,,. 4bO
HUDSON COACH "BEsT'. 400
FORD ToURINGS SEVERAL.
oLDs SPIT. Rps. RUMBLE. rs
ESPECIAL"
81 Nash. .33 inew guarantee). Ss75
'27 Nash. 230 tnew guaranteeD DTS
'27 Nash. 36e tnew guaranteeb $50
'2T Nash Sport Rds tAd-
vancedl. only run 2.750
miles ............ 1000
DON'T FORGET.
I11HfF IARoE asb GYB fAkT fAkEs oUa Ehooe eeAhss
ABE WELL DISPLAYED. PRICED
WALLACE.
1909 L St. NJ. 1872.
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FCRNITCRE-We pay highest cash prices
for all kinds OF furniture. Phone Franklin
sol5 ard be convinced. Notes Furniture
Eouse. 405 10Th ST NV i9s
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BOOKS BOUGHT. Main 3543 lSil @ AZ
nw. papl Pearlntap
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Line. S440. 7l2 z St. Sc.
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FCRNITURE Of every ,descripuon: best
prices paid. Write or phone Main $685.
Snuare Deal Ellrrifllre Co sol Eve a n
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FTRNITCRE-wan 10 hear from private
party havins some used furniture for sale:
can ray fair price. all cash: including piano
Telephone Franklin 5:994 i6s
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ASH REGISTER-will pay cash. Address
OK olo-H. Star Office. cls
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AUTO MART,
1605 14th St.
PEERLESS.
RECONDITIONED
GOOD"
USED CARS.
PRICES AS LOW AS
S60

We will not be under
sold. Fast trading of cars
for new models has forced
us to slash prices as never
before.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

fIRNlTURE-llke TO purchase some used
.orniinre and piano: pay Eood price. Phone
Evening star., 1928-03-15

EAET CHICKS I".N0O blond d-tesied breed.
vrs selected for high cgx production surpiy
eErs for this hatchery: all leading varieties:
catalogue free. Massanutten Farms Hatch.
erv Eox SHl.M Harrisnnhnrr Va
Evening star., 1928-03-15

TRTSLOW'S BABY CHICKS, thorouShbred
1cShorns Rocks and Reds: established 40
wears. state number needed and get special
Price. TrUsiow Poultry Farm. Box %
, 1928-03-09

Ialh5,que 8no Juq&e T. non the SHIP
SaIeo on Ihe return 'flp at ooU = NJ
Iass6lgeIS' Anna amer ana hIpef-
INA
one O. 'ht most q n.fIan1 laEa2f&i5.5
III Toe SoIohIai NooocH 5 hute5 or Dusl
nSs7' lhP treasury ~s"I'Aoaio, me e"
ma prevents Cou'ci.o'en from No!l"2
1Noiic money lolo tuPII oWh pochej7, Z
i"W d s0unu a7 Iue iFn L9h5lo1oolneH1
y Ora1"to ny IiF 2i. CIoIA AVIS #S
'~seuiluNia
AVIS oeIIT yes mat Ioe men per
5""ajy lu'eitSlsu I' d measure oeI''1 la'
No'AciI shou.u E"le On ma measure men
lIe near 'tleHd7' 'u4 ueaf iiI5hu7 anu
de 'eIaLiFes o. 1a3 man oeI'Ie ln5 oat
0. JoSuce shcuIu 81 on me jury 10 oeclg4
H's 2"'.' q Ihnoce &c. Io "'aet "ofuo,
ne human lanIly mas mace .uch moral
9llld1S sI"Celne an'gd'IuNIan Ih'e men
tLese ie2ai sa~itRuaiuS We're ciGaleu mot
such Jaws presume mere Is iaIloiI'y IN
d i@te ~ people ltai are 700 pure 20 ole
ana "ho' "heh iot'f Gays On eafth smell
nave Oteh spen' |o1iQ' IKE EHJ'h' le
taken up 10y "hI'I"lbu INTO AeaFeu'
ih5 ABOVE ~ answer 20 "H"' pt1ai.d
ia our issue o. mai'H Z "as p~'o"uceu I'D
yesterday 5 hu~Dtl ol tne o. 1'1lH ifI-
pune, An"t 'ue "I'1e' , c"itIusIoHS "Ie
h'oalt, man ms P.en'ISes "oH MS u's
SeftatIohS an allehIPI 20 prove 700 iluch
, 1928-03-09

here at noon yesterday from ST. Thomas
with the following passergers-Lieuten
ant F. r. Hittjnger, Rev. and Mrs. | C..
Knight. Mrs. G. q. |Jorqensen, Mr.. Mario
Moron. Mr.. Arthur Thraen. DR.. G.. B. B.
larkeQue and Judge D. NolI The ship
sailed on the return trip at $50 2. n.
Passengers: Alma Painter ana Aiber-
tha CaIlW0od,
, 1928-03-09
MILES MEhN IN,


ID. c, CANE1AIA, q. l.. 1IlkL MANA.
- thCt
D. s. ARMSTRONG.
The minority. Mr.. d. liam ton .ckson
recommends alter due deIiUerallon with
the Committee it is my ew that the
Lease of Annals Hope e. the Feoeral
Agricultural Department Is desirable and
hat such Lease should be eXecu ed. But
would also recommend Jhat I'll GU stand
Jag obligations against the said Estate
Annals Hope which are now due and ow-
ing to the Municipality Of s.. Gro K and
the Immigration Fund be first covered
INTO the Colonial Treasury for account of
the respective Funds.
D. HAMILTON JACKSON.
Chris'iansted,
ST. Croix, Y. j.,
January 20, 1923.
ITO be continued
Evening star., 1928-04-26
sAlIING TnMnRNnW

lBs So Fr8neT~~pynsouth and Havrs
Tafmauia-~P Ptymouth HsFfs and London
Ainnesf5fh~- Esgui02He and IksafiUn
Diymnic- Cherfsourg and southampton
Afafae-- Plymouth rhegbaafR and Antwerp
Amor inaeua Cane Haitlen ard Pogt'au'
As.res--La Guaysa Puerto csbelio ana
Mafaeaityg
Daliio--Paicrno Sapes and Gsnos
bo.yar-~fof. ~ Prnee csftaSsnh and
pHrrte fO3omt3A
N Nsgarf,~-1,fenasla Trinidad ana Geofgetoan
sAfLIFs SATURDAY APRIL 20
Amsrr-a--Pismouib chefbousE and Bremen
sailla----co1b. and I.lyerpoof
seg Y9rk -~fherbonrs Southampton and
golie.1aa,S-- Plymouth Boulosns and Rot
sseylhla~-c.obh sed l'ysrpaol
staTsngcrf intf' tsgrReH stavanFer Cbns
Bermug8- j5efmHsa
a,9.ta h'co1,-r -. q, Joan q. ,
Y0,elfe--isaFb8d6s B'o de Ianejgo Monte
Tide1 s33d Euenos Aifes
car4llI3- santiago Kingston puerto CaA,
tliia fs.taa aud Puerto Harrtos
Meelana--s ssn radfo ne Hanorls aud santo
T3fgfutgpG T6ts
Aafse. .-@saa,jsso KINGSTON snn Puerto 60
3onbla
sAtLfNG srNDAY APRIL ~.
Manuel Anus adm aBd Barcelona.
sAu,IkG HGABAY APRIL 30
Hona~~hietos MafSeitle i4eghorn Naples
Palermo snd MGazHa
sAHdNG Tuesday MAY J
ffls11isi -Pos9a4 Pfiars aHd C1ft9iisl
MeIrs5~-Has asa Pr0gges0 snG Vera Cruz.
sAILi@G #EDKKsDAY. MAY ..
Manrrt stia~~4 heFDogfg aud southampton
Fou Vl"iOtia~~i Bermuda
XBt Apa4-~E3nxpbgb frIef0B#4 Puerto g0f0Hsr
b5ia aHs santa N8tts
t8ehi} a--%HH 9HaH Ia o8agra and Mara
g4ifB.
kstoala-,..t,ose0Hage and Danzig
CFJi5a-~~KgHEstoh
Evening star., 1928-04-26
LOWENSTE|N LANDS
FOR VISIT IN i. s..
Belgian Brings Private Avi-
ator to Fly Plane on
Tour of Nation.
Rr The Associated Press.

!
| NEW YORK. April 2e,--Altred Low
enstein, 90 years ago an obscure banker
in Brussels, but now one of the wealth.
lest men In the world. was installed to-
day with his party OF 90 in - rooms at
the Ambassador Hotel.
He is here for a three-week visit, dur
! ing which he hopes To visit Chicago.
California and Canada and consult with
leading men of the hydro-electric in
| dustry,
With his wife, five titled guests. four
secretaries. two Stenographers, a private
detective. a chauffeur. private aviator,
a maSseur. valet and maids, he de-
harked yesterday from the French liner
Isle dc France. Accommodations aboard
the liner for his party cost him $40 900
To Buy Plane in United States.
Two automobiles of European make
were brought aboard the ship and two
American cars and q Fokker airpiane
are To be purchased here for his use
while In this country.
Mr. Towenstein was little known In
this country until his offer two years
ago 10 lend Belgium 100000 free of
interest, lCI ElellOU Vi tNO N0sIS 10 en-
able her to stabilize the franc. He also
offered TO lend France an equal amount
at interest of only 2 per cent. Cues
toned through PrentiSs Gray. New
York banker friend. as to these offers.
he said: These statements have been
very much exaggerated"
The Belgian banker is a middle-aged
man Of medium stature, with dark hair
and dark eyes lie was especially no
ticeable In his party because of his
quick. nervous actions and fast walk
Makes Huge Fortune.
Twenty years ago he was an obscure
banker in Brussels, but in dealing with
South American business interests who
had failed to secure the support of more
conservative firms. he quickly ran his
fortune 10 more than 20,000.o0D francs
He is sometimes called Europes man
of mystery" and is said to have An
gc~ in every pic in Europe"
He maintains q fleet of airplanes,
each equipped like an Office, 10 trans
port his guests and business associates
from the various capitals of Europe to
his home and for his own use in travel
ing
Evening star., 1928-04-26
DUE TUESDAY MAY l..
~ Te;mNG STEAMERS,

Arsericaa Banker Plymouth and london
AtFRuasa--f Bermuda
aaama--Gsn T8#H ard Saaig ihbHtHEu 5's
D1miuica~~st Th1nisR MARTINIQUE ard Bar
nNa8s
pfsxsdenf Hayes-~B BAv#na Grtstohal and san
Frsg.ssen afn8nH the world
%aafa W. s-~CrtsfnbaI GAlisn tufisaale ami
valparaiso
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warned in advance. They were not,
for instance, anything like as clear
as the images carried from Wash
ington to New York last year by
the American Telephone and Tcle-
graph company. But that was done
by wire instead Of radio and only
over distance Of slightly more
than 200 miles. They were COM
parable to the visions brought in at
the A. r. & r.. demonstration by
air from no farther away than New
Jersey. The vision of the dummy,
in fact, was clearer than those. but
the moving faces were not SO strong.
Capt. Hutchinson Elated
Captain Hutchinson was clatcd
at the results Of the demonstrations,
predicting that with more power
(only two kilowatts was available
from the London station used) the
tran; .tlantic telcvision would short
~ approach perfection and that in
q short time two-way tclevision
across the ocean would be COM
monplace.
The televisor works on the sys-
tenn Of turning the light waves re-
Elected from face into electric
waves for transmission, to be picked
up as sound and turned back into
light. Given perfection Of this
system the only needed aid is suf-
ficient power for transmission.
The greatest obstacle to good re-
ception is interference by static or
other stations. At last nights
demonstration the visions were
time after time scattered into a
thousand specks Of light by the
sending of one short wave Morse
operator in Paris and another in
Mexico CITY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-09
STOCKS GAIN
AFTER SLUMP
Pools Resume Operations in
Some Recent Favorites Aft.
er Sharp Reactions

New FORK, Feb. 8.-(AP)-Sharp
reactions took place In many stocks
during. the early part Of today's
stock market but . recover set in
during the afternoon ~ pools re-
|sumed operations In some Of the re-
cent favorites. Passing Of the
American Sugar Refining dividend
was followed by Z break Of Tx
points in that stock, but i. failed to
halt the recovery which was under
way when the announcement was
made. Trading, which had been con-
Quoted 1t brisk pace during the
morning, turned dull on the rally,
The weekly steel trade news re-
ported further improvement in the
trade position, and Wall street looks
for an increase Of more than 800. 1000
tons In the Janus ~ untitled orders
Of the United States Steel corpora
ton, which will be made public on
Friday. General Motor dividend &C.
ton tomorrow also Is awaited with
considerable inse. est, although the
final quarter earnings will not be
available until the middle of the
month.
Montgomery Ward continued its
sensational advance by climbing
nearly six point to another new
high record at 147N. Consolidated
Gas jumped more than four points
to q new top 1t 134M. United
States Industrial Alcohol crossed
112 to the highest. pric' i seven
years. Coppers moved forward un-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-09
CIVILIZATION SAVED
YOUTH FROM LYNCHING

Los Angeles, Feb. 9.-A1-Lynch-
ing would have been the fate of
William Edward Hickman, kidnapcr
and slayer Of Marian Parker, were
it not for the fact shat VIC are
civilized" District Attorney Asa
Reyes declared today in the states
final argument in Hickman's san
ity trial.
Keyes spoke "for the rights Of
pot only the people Of California
but for the rights of the people Of
the entire United States
ut was only for the fact that we
are civilized" Reyes shouted, "that
q mob did not take this man from
the officers of the law.
'If it were not that I was an Of
ficer of the law, I should have
wanted to be in the front ranks Of
such a mob to help put a rope
around this mans neck.
"I'm going to DO fair to this man,
although / loathe the ground he
walks on. But I'm going to be fair
to the other side Of this case too"
Arguments in the trial were COM
pleted today and court recessed un-
til 2 p. m.
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JURY MUST SAY
WHETHER YOUTH
is SANE OR NOT
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
Then, without any outward show Of
emotion, the banker said:
HE Is the man who took the
inoneJ."
Swiftly then the state rung down
the curtain on its testimony and the
defense started its opening argu-
ment.
Preceding Walsh in the final argu-
1nents, Deputy District Attorney
Forrest Murray opened the prosecu-
tons analysis of tbs case. leaving
the heavy fire Of the closing plea
District Attorney Reyes.
Murray pinned the jurors down
to q single issue-was Hickman
SINE or insal when he committed
the act land the law presumes
that he was sane," Murray quickly
added.
Murray's picture Of Hickman was
that of a murderer with feelings SO
calloused and greed so great that
human life meant nothing to him,
but knowing clearly right from
wrong-the legal mark Of sanity.
10 Days to Appeal Case
In event that Hickman is found
sane, his attorneys have 10 days
from date Of sentence to give no
tice of appeal. The appeal, if filed
within 10 days, automatically de-
lays execution Of the sentence il it
is the death penalty. The prosecu-
ton has an additional 80 days to
file answering briefs. If death is
the penalty the execution Is re-
quired to be set from 60 to 90 days
from the date of sentence. Appeals
in capital punishment cases arc
made directly to the state supreme
court and, in the Hickman case,
legal authorities said, could be made
on constitutional grounds or errors
Of the trial judge only.
If Hickman was found insane,
under the new and INFESTED Califor-
MIA law, he would be committed to
a state institution for the criminal
insane. Persons committed may
make application for release one
year after admittance and demand
sanity hearings. Then if found
sane they must be freed.
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its territory who are outstanding as
pioneer cooperators. Their influ-
ence has not been confined to one
or few farms but to a whole COM
munity, circuit or township. They
were real farm cooperators in the
days before most people understood
the Importance and significance Of
cooperation" the program states.
To Elect Officers
Officers will be elected follow
ing the banquet and farm insurance
will be discussed. Speakers will in.
clude Chairman B. +. Rodgers, W.
C. McFadden, Robert Reed, John
Christensen, w. NJ. Crawford, An
drew Bye, Fred Henderson, S. X.
Bjornson, Benjamin V. McCaul, Dom
aid E. Merritt, Andrew Mckay, ].
w. Boeing, T. N. Putnam, Herman
E. Sox, H. G. Poulson, F. A. Lu-
dolph, A. p. Beals, George Berg, and
Paul Mann.
After-dinner speakers will include
A. ]. McInnes, C. G. Talbot, y. E..
Groom, Lornc Wilde, w. G. Allen,
Aberdeen, S. D., and Joseph A.
Kitchen, state commissioner Of ag-
riculture and labor.
Weed control will be a major topic
at the brief Thursday session. En-
phasis will be placed on the cont oil
Of quackgrass, wild oats and pigeon
grass and each member will be asked
to report a rotation of crops. tillage
methods, machines used and cost per
acre for controlling each of the
weeds mentioned. Among those who
will talk are F. f. Curry, DR.. w. G..
Brown, p. H. Singleton, A. G..
Hawarth, Nicely Gray, 0. G. Moul-
ton, and Lawrence Ditch.
The land economics committee
report will be given by Chairman
Paul Adams, Walter Reed, H. j.
Granum, Paul Simmons, NJ. F.
Steele, Fred Henderson, Dan Sac
how, G. w. Lewis, Howard Maher,
f. D. Angel, Mrs. Carrie Chaffee,
7. f. Thorfinnson, Dan Jones. T.
Melvin Lee, Evan w. Hall, John
Bauman, and c. r. Wright. Mr..
Wright will show the connection be-
tween correct land utilization and
farm relief.
The report OF the tour committee
will be presented at the closing SEES
sion Thursday noon.
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Goitre Not a Disease
Milwaukee Doctor Makes
Remarkable Discovery

Milwaukee, visit has been
brought to light by scientific re-
search that goitre is not a disease
and is not to be treated as such.
DR.. A. A. Rock, Dept. sos, Box 1877,
Milwaukee, Wis, a prominent goitre
specialist for ever "a years, has per-
fected different method Of treat
ment for his patients that has
proved remarkably successful. This
same method is now being used for
q home treatment of goitrc cases
all over the country with astonish-
ing results. The Doctor states that
goitre is q condition which grows
worse with neglect and recommends
immediate attention no matter how
small the growth may appeal, He
strongly opposes needless opera.
tions. DR.. Rock is the author If a
book that tells in . simple vay
about treating goitre at home. dc
has published this book at his ows,
expense and will send q copy fre,
to anyone interested. Write him
today.-Adv.