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The Washington times., 1929-08-28

Only a few months ago Miller's
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Washington and today it is one
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they would not be able to work
without it and grateful users are
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that their many friends and others
may know that it is one medicine
they can depend on. Those who
give these statements are reliable
people and like Mrs. Loveless. who
resides at 1011 Virginia Ave-, most
of them have lived in Washington
for years. When she gave this
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Loveless said. Before l used
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badly rundown state of health and
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to speak Of was underweight,
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ate caused gas and indigestion
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The Washington times., 1929-08-28
OAKLAND OPENS
PARTS DEPOT

Another step in the constant ex
tension Of the service facilities
offered by the Oakland Motor Car
Company has been completed in the
establishment at Oakland. Calf,
of a mammoth new parts depot
In which will be kept a stock of
oakland-P Pontiac parts valued at
S1,250, 900.
From this depot dealers Of the
entire Pacific coast region will
receive their parts service, and in
an emergency a telegram will bring
delivery on the following day of
any part needed in the servicing
of an Oakland All-American Six or
a Pontiac Big Six. The new depot
which was placed in operation under
the personal supervision OF r. H.
Armstrong. service manager for the
Oakland Motor Car Company, il
said to have no superior in the world
in completeness Of equipment.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28
Free Booklet Tells
Of N. Y State Parks

ALBANY, n. Y. Aug. 2S.-Motor-
lists who may he planning to visit
New York State and want to stop
at one or more of the State parks,
should ask the New York State
Council of Parks, % South Pearl
Street. Albany, or 3042 Broadway,
New York city. for a new 115-page
profusely illustrated Guide to New
York State Parks, which is free upon
request.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

creased to such an extent that they
now constitute 1874 per cent Of
Willys-O -Overland's entire production.
"China is the worlds most DO.
tential but undeveIoped market. !"
Mr.. Archer said. 1T has the great
est sales possibilities for automo.
bile manufacturers. All China needs
is stable government to incuicate
confidence and assure justice"
Archer said that a Whippet car
shipped to Shanghai costs double
its price in America and that when
the car is shipped or driven into
the interior a few miles, It costs
double the Shanghai price.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28
Two Marriage Licenses
Are Issued at Leesburg

PURcELLVILLE. Va. Aug. 2s.--
Marriage licenses were issued at the
clerks office. Leesburg. Va. during
the week OF August 10 to "a inclu-
sive as follows:
Charles B. Bramhall, Purcellville.
Va, and Ardith Arnold. Lovettsville.
Va; Horace A. williams. New York
city. and Elizabeth Scott West. Mid.
dleburg, Va The former were mar.
ried here on August "a MIR. Will
liams and Miss West will be married
at Middleburg. AUGUST 40.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

Chicago, wherein there is very little
OF this thing called motoring com.
fort, win be freed OF costly irritat.
ing traffic congestion.
In addition to the extensive state
program. Cook county, in which
Chicago is located, win receiye no
less than ss,O0O,OO0. az It's share
OF the annual apportionment to
counties. This sum is to be devoted
to the Improvement Of main high
ways,
Illinois Ia now In q position to
lend this assistance. for the simple
reason that the State highway sys-
tenn IL perhaps nearer perfection
than that of any other State. State
bond issue funds totalling $780,
900 900 have been wisely applied
and now Illinois has 5000 miles OF
concrete rural roads in service.
Situation Typical
Chicago is typical of all the motor
ridden cities of the land. With con-
gestion as bad there as any place,
the success that Chicago will have,
through one of the greatest high
way programs the world has ever
known, may cause the motorist to
feel that after all there is q
solution to the traffic problem.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28
SNAKE BITES MOTOR COP

FAIRFAX. Va, Aug. 2S.- Ronald
Mullin. Alexandria motorcycle po-
liceman. was bitten on the ankle
by ablack snake several days ago
when en- route to fishing hole In
the Lee district. The wound, while
not dangerous. was painful.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28
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Ford Tudor Sedans. ns...........& $40 up
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The abOUe GDants and offers
are only feV of many inter
estins advertisements you sOin
fiaS in fOday's Times and
Herald classified advsrtisins
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

Trew Motor Company, has nation
wide reputation for successful mer-
chandising Of automotive products
and has during his automotive
career become a big factor in the
local field.
Charter Member
Trew has always taken leading
part in the affairs of the Washing.
ton Automotive Trade Association,
of which he is charter member.
The salesrooms and executive Of
fices will be located in their modern
building at tE"" I'onrteenth St.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

presses a bat and then the full set of
eight matched cylinders really goes to
work-easily, smoothly-oneo the crest,
not recognizing that there are any gears
except high.
You drive the streets, the roads, the
hills, forgetting that the price tag said
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

only 1926 (factory>- You
forget everything except
the fact that you have in
your hands neof the tim
NEST, quickest, su1oochest,
most powerful motor cars
yuu ever drove.
The Roosevelt satisfies
you, just as it satisfies
everyone who tries it. So
Uu buy it and for the first
The Washington times., 1929-08-28
Tre1D Exhibits Latest
Models of Dodge

The appointment of the Trew Motor Company distributors
of Dodge passenger trucks and busses announced
this week by the Dodge Brothers Corporation, division of
the Chryser Corporation. The Trew Motor Company is
of the oldest and truck agencies in the country and
has been selling and distributing in this territory for the past
I
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

EVEN if you could have any car you
IL wanted you'd do just as You do
today go out to get the greatest pos
sible run for your money.
If you wanted trim, alert, easy to
handle, sturdy car, you'd undoubtedly
buy Roosevelt. Whys
Because it is the most advanced auto
mobile ever available anywhere near
one thousand dollars.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

See the latest location reports
from the Graf Zeppelin on The
Times-Herald map at IOew's
Palace Theater.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

Total passenger car registra-
tion as of January. /, 1929. 21, 379, 12S
Total new cars sold during
1873 S,EGU,UUV
Percentage of new cars
bought during 192S...... 1906
Helping you select the school best
fitted for you is the Annual Schools
and Colleges tabloid section in tOday's
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

time in your life you get car for $1,000
or thereabouts that does everything,
looks everything you can reasonably
ask from any automobile.
Why don't you, too, buy one of
these keen, snart-lookmg Roosevelt
Fights and do something else with the
diHcrencep
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

The abOUe wGnts and offers
are only a feW of many inter.
estins advertisements you win
FiaS in fOday's Times and
Herald classified GdVsrtisins
seetioR.
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

You, they are only back
ground. You must try the
car yourself.
So get behind the wheel.
Even as you shift gears
you sense an entirely new
vitality and rhythm
When you get into high
your toe on the accelerator
gets playful. The car is 50
wonderfully willing.
Someone suggests trying
a hin. You head the Roose-
velt toward one. Your toe
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

You already know, of course, that it has
a Marmon-built eight-cylinder motor,
rather than the ordinary SIX.
You have doubtless heard that the
Roosevelt is highly dependable car. 1t
recently broke all known nonstop rec
onds and ran 40 hours lover 1S days.
without stopping engine or car over the
famous indianapolis Motor Speedway.
But, important as these things are to
The Washington times., 1929-08-28
THE WORLDS FIRST STRAIGHT
EIGHT UNDER 5000

The man Dith million and the man u1h a
thousand are both baeytng the Nerv Roosevelt Eight To
each of them Thrift is something to keep on bracticng
Dipidends are Glpqys dividendS
The Washington times., 1929-08-28

4 Straight Eight for
Esery Parse
Marnn now buds: dse
Roosevelt, 1923; the Mzr-
mon SO, Sl465; the Ma
mon 7S, S1o65. An prices
at factory. Group equip
ment extra. Attractive In
come Purchase Plan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
STAR LINEMAN
ENTERS SCHOOL
Jack Allen, Tackle On 1897
Squad, In School; Eagle 4
Stock Up ]

Strength was put in the Eagle 4
wings by the entrance Of Jack Al
len, star lineman OF the 1927 grid
squad, into the local high school.
Allen will be eligible for play next
season. He is a big boy, tips the
beams around IT'S, knows the game,
and is a fighter. Coach Fessenden
is delighted with his newest charge.
The big boy didn't attend school
in 1923.
In 1927 he was a star tackle on
Coach Rubarth's squad. AT that
time he was regarded as n of
the best linemen in the Valley.
Where he will be used, the coach
didn't know. 1t is probable center
will be his position, or tackle. Bob
OBryan, who graduates this spring,
will leave a big hole to fill in the
center Of the line. and Allen may
be Just the boy to fill it.
II Aliens play is as good during
the 1929 eason as it was in 1927.
he will add to punch to the team.
Some good linemen will be lost by
graduation, and experienced plav-
ers viii be needed to fill the gaps,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
Yesterdays Baseball
Results

At Fort Worth-Pittsburgh CN) 8;
Detroit (A) /.
At Observation-Disclosures CD
3; Birmingham 2.
At Houston-Chicago M 1oy
Houston O.
At Mempihs-St. Louis (A) 8;
Memphis 6 40 innings.)
At Waco-New York (A) 10; Waco
3 g innings.)
AT Pensacola-Brooklyn (N Is,
Pensacola 2.
At Observation-Disclosures CA)
Is; Greensboro 4.
At Observation-Disclosures. CA(
4; Jacksonville o.
At Macon-Macon 2; St. Louis
CN) 6.
AT Biloxi-New York N); Toll
edo 6.
At Columbia-Boston N) s; Coll
umbia 4 I'll innings.)
At Seminole-Des Moines 6:0Chi-
cago (A) 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
GGnTS LAST

(Bv THE Associated Press

(By The Associated PresS.)
Los Angeles-Tod Morgan. junior
lightweight champion, outpointed
Santiago Gorilla, Panama, QO-
Championship.
Elan. Pa.-Joe ~Scholocker, Cali
fornia, outpointed Sylvan Bass, Bal
timore, 80. Leo Claro, New York,
won on foul from Georges Amblard,
France, CO..
Berlin, Germany.-Ludwig Hay
man ~outpointed Rudi Wagner, Q5).
retaining German middleweight
title.)
Buenos Aires-Lou Paluso, Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Julio Mocoroa,
Argentina, drew, (12).
Hot Spring, Ark.-Jack Ashton,
Chicago, knocked out Jimmy DAY.
export. Little Rock, Ark, 90.
McKeesport, Pa.-Battling GizZy,
Donora. Pa, and Chef Smallwood,
Aron. Ohio. drew (10). Phil Scello,
McKeesport, outpointed Baby
Green. Akron. Q0).
Peoria, III. - Johnny Sherrod,
Chicago. outpointed Don Lewis, De-
troit, G0). Cecil Hurt, Indianapolis,
and Pete Lacrosse, Lafayette, Ind,
drew, 90,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
Homeward
Bound, Bowl Over
Opponents Handily

RICHMOND, Va, April 5(P1-Re-
turning home from their Florida
training camp by easy stages, the
Philadelphia Athletics have devel-
oped a powerful punch.
They have collected a total Of As
runs in the last three games played
on their northward journey. Cap
tain Eddie Collins, in charge OF the
squad, has been revising his lineup
daily and nearly everybody is con-
Meeting with the ball.
Against the Greensboro team Of
the Piedmont league yesterday the
Athletics Embossed II hits, five of
which were home runs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
ROC TENNIS
TEAM ON EDGE
inference Meet Of Hoop
sters To Be Held In
Austin April 20

FORT WORTH, April swim
lg two of their first three. inter-
tional matches, the Texas Chris
n university tennis team began
sapration this week for their drive
the conference meet to be held
Austin April 20. The Frogs have
2 of the best teams in the his
y Of the school and If the rate
improvement continues as 1t has
the last two weeks, the Purple
expected to 60 far against the
Ter conference schools.
The Drake university team, a two
n squad, was defeated on the
lrtS here early In the week. The
og METERS, John McDiarmid and
aries Ewell, were at the peak of
,ir form, taking both singles and
D double matches. The Drake
j. I man, who is prominent in
i-western net circles, was down
easily by John McDiarmid, who
Ids the junior championship Of
10. Ewell, a brother to last years
otain. had little trouble with the
3ond member Of the invading
IN. The two, playing together,
n in straight sets in the double
Itch.
Following their 81 defeat at the
nds of the Grinnell team several
eks ago, the Frog courtmen have
IN put through strenuous prac-
. sessions by Capt. Weir McDiar-
The marked improvement exhibit
by the squad in downing the Ok
iona A. & NJ. squad AZ evidenced
} heavy work that the team is
ing.
On Saturday, the North Texas
ate Teachers team from Denton
i be the guests Of the Frogs for a
i six-set match. The visit Will
returned on April IS when the
ogs will 60 to the normal for a
urn match.
Banking for the remainder OF the
ason appears to be definite, with
an McDiarmid having won the
sition Of No. 1 John is a sopho-
1re and has already shown so
ich tennis ability that net fans
J predicting a brilliant future for
n. He is tall and fast and han
IS his racquet like a veteran. He
de a walking tour OF the mid
st last summer, annexing the
aio Junior title and winning many
her meets.
No. Q place goes to Charles Elwell,
!. 3 to Capt. Weir McDiarmid. The
{ place on the team is greatly
atested, with Roy jenkins and
" Fox waging the best fight.
akins was the only man to win
I'M a Grinnell METER and has
own good form. Fox has also been
proving and the final ranking
lst be decided by match-play be-
e each tournament.
IN doubles play. the two McDlar-
d brothers usually work together,
III Ewell and Fox or jenkins play
Z the other match.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
~PORTS FORUM :
By Bishop Clements

These boys fought on Tex Bee
erriliS card at TT. Brown several
weeks ago. The fight was nothing
to brag about, but it was interesting.
1t is declared the former high school
football stars have improved since
then and r in perfect shape. There
will be preliminaries, also.
On August l. 1918, Pittsburgh
and Boston battled twenty in
ningS without a runner reaching
first base. In the 21st stanZa, the
Pirates made two scores, and Won
the game. 1t Is the longest num-
Der of innings any major league
clubs have played without q run
being scored.
The Yankees cinched the Ameri-
can league pennant race Of 1928 on
Sept. %. The st. Louis Cardinals
cinched the National league flag on
Sept. 20. This year, what!
The poor Phiis-will they ever
get started. They have been try
ing to get somewhere ever since
tige was a pup. Manager Shotton
had his infield working fine
along came Mister Jinx-and
takes his star shortstop, Theve-
now. He was injured in an auto
mobile wreck Tuesday night.
Month before he will be able to
play. Necessitates a shift In the
lineup. Tough on the shortfielder.
Broke his leg while with the Card
inals In 1927.
The fight game in San Antonio
is losing out. The Alamo city used
to be a good athletic town. 1t has
deteriorated in almost all lines of
sport. Other night they held one
Of their weekly boxing cards and a
San Antonio paper had this to say
Of the event:
1T should require, at the most,
just about one or two more cards
like the miserable flop at Beethoven
hall Tuesday night to put the final
touch to the Pickering fight business
in San Antonio. The card last week
was bad enough, but this weeks
fiasco set a new high record for
sloppy shows"
The article goes on to relate
that one of the boys on the main
event was no match for the other,
and took the count in the second
round. One of the prelim boxers
left the ring before the fight was
over.
What makes a fight is the even
ness Of the principals. Two boys
rude in the technique of the game
but evenly matched, will please the
cash customers. One battler COM
pletely outclassing his opponent will
certainly kill of the game. Something
for Tex and AL to think seriously
about.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
BY BRIAN BELL

kaSSOCAdtCU LACSS OpoAtS 'AASSAJ
NEW YORK, April 5.-P)-At
least a dozen baseball players, pos
sibly more, will wear major league
uniforms this year as they say
better later than never" They
are drafted athletes selected" last
autumn after they apparently had
been passed by the scouts.
Twenty-Five players were selected
from minor league clubs, Is by the
National and 10 by the American.
Two have changed clubs since
they we're promoted but a decided
majority have retained major
league status for the time being
and at least half promise to go
into the season as big time players.
Hay Rhyme va drafted by the
Athletics from San Francisco and
claimed by Boston when Philadel-
phia decided it could not use his
services. He has made good in the
Red SoX infield. Harold Elliott, a
pitcher drafted by the Cardinals
from Waco. has landed with the
PhillieS. The Cincinnati Reds have
asked waivers on Walter Lutzke,
but the infielder will not 60 back
to Newark until the other clubs
have spoken.
Perhaps the most sensational
spring performers Of the drafted
players have been turned in by
Earl Sheely, first baseman, late Of
Sacramento, and Johnny Kerr,
Hollywood second baseman. Shelly
took over the Pittsburgh first base
assignment and was the only Pr
ate infielder to survive the train
ing trip without injury. Kerr
stepped into the second base lob
without a struggle on the Chicago
White Sox.
More than half Of the ten pitch
ers in the draft list probably will
make the grade. Luther Roy and
Phil Collins have done well with
the Phillies, and Win Ballou seems
certain to remain with the Brook
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
Southern .Quin is in Title Battle,
Fish Class Boat
Races For Upton
Trophy AT Houston

MOBILE, Ala, April 4.-(P)-
The annual September series
Of fish class boat races for pos
session Of the $4,000 Upton tro-
ply will be sailed at Houston,
Texas, this year as the result Of
the Mobile Yacht club comply
ing with the request of the Tex
as organization asking that the
classic be held there this year.
None OF the events have ever
been staged west of New Or
leans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-05
ATHENS FIVE IN
NATIONAL RACE.
8 Teams Left In Running,
Six From Dixie; Hot
Battles
BY ORLO l.. ROBERTSON
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer.)

CHICAGO, April The
South's aspirations to become the
high school basketball center Of the
nation appeared nearer realization
today.
Eight teams from three sections
of the country were still in the race
for the national title but six Of them
we're from below the Mason-Dixon
line. The midwest had only one
entry in Jackson, Mich, while the
West was represented by Joes. Colo,
the team that yesterday showed
how a novice team could defeat
an outfit of tournament veterans.
Because somebody must lose
whenever somebody wins two Of the
Southern teams are certain to be
put out of the running today.
Athens, Texas, and College Grove,
Tennessee. clash. Warren, Ark, a
dark horse encounters, Classen Of
Oklahoma City, conqueror Of Ash
land, KY, the national champions.
Jackson, Mich, and Wheeler, Miss,
meet in the upper bracket and Jena,
La, and JoeS, Colo, in the lower
bracket.
Yesterdays Results
Athens, Texas, "a; N~augatuck,
Conn, 81.
College Grove, Tenn, "a; Wheel
ing, w. Va, 20.
Jackson, Mich, IS; P~ocatello,
Idaho, II.
Wheeler, Miss, 80; Ration, N. NJ,
II.
Jena, La. IS: Heath. KY. %.
Joes, Colo. %; Yanktown, S. D.,
20.
Warren, Ark. rs: Vienna. Ga, "a.
Classen, Oklahoma City, is; Ash
land, KY, IA.