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The Washington times., 1930-11-14
~ HARRISON CARROLL
tcopyriEht. 1880. Premier
syndicate, Inc,l

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. Clare
more. Okla, gains q new distinc-
ton as the cradle Of polo players.
A story is told In Hollywood
that win Rogers and his three
kids recently defeated . team Of
the Uplister's Club. The exploit
followed q game with q northern
four IA which VIII had ridden for
the Upiifters.
Upon the finish Of the game,
the comedian challenged his
teammates to q contest with the
Rogers family. They accepted
and WILL jr, who Is q substitute
for the Uplifters. was dispatched
home To summon the clan. Soon
they arrived and took the field
VIII, Jimmie (aged Ia, Win, jr.,
Aged 16l, and Mary .(aged 16). !
Maybe the Uplifters didn't try,
but the Rogers four were triumph
ant.
Wills polo exploits cause the
Fox company much anguish dur
ing the filming Of his pictures.
They fearfully await the Monday
morning when the star win be ct
home with a broken leg or other
injuries. Rogers often has been
asked to give up polo while on q
production, but he cheerfully ig-
'noreS the suggestions.
The comedians new film, "A
Connecticut Yankee at King
Arthur,s Court" is about to get
under way with Myrna 10y as
the queen, ana william v. Mong
playing Merlin, the court
magician. Rosemary Theby was
the queen in the silent picture.
Mong repeats his role.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Directors Leave

Fred Newmeyer and Harry
D,Arrast, Paramount directors,
have left the New York studios.
Newmyer, who recently directed
Queen High" ana Fast and
Loose" returned to Hollywood.
D'Arrast, who directed Laughter, /"
Nancy CAROLS starring picture,
went to his native France on va
cation.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Hot From the Front

Our special corrc- -pondent
covering the, United Artists-West
Coast theaters war, reports that
several miniature golf course
owners are ready to offer their
property as tent-sites in case the
embattled stars go on with their
plan to build canvas theaters.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Bitter Reminder

When Douglas Fairbanks and
Mary Pickford were in Europe,
they received an invitation to
visit Spain and be presented at
court.
On arriving there, they were
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Do You Know

That Edward H. Griffith. di-
rector Of Holiday" once worked
as q Chicago reporter, alongside
Ben Hecht and Charles Mac
Arthur?
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15
SLAYER OF FIVE
TOBE EXECUTED
AT SAN QUENTIN

LOS ANGELES, May 10. WH -
Armando Boltares, % year old Mex
lean truck driver. will go to the
gallows at San Quentin tomorrow to
pay for the murder Of five members
Of the GarciaAlvarez families, one
of southern California s most grue-
some crimes.
According to his own story, love
for a woman bootlegger, Dolores
Guichapa, led him to slay Mrs. He
lena Garcia, her husband, Luciano
Garcia, their daughter, Elisa, 6, and
two of Mrs. Garcia IS children by a
former marriage, Carlos, 16, and
Carmelita Alvarez, II.
He at first denied the killings
but later he confessed and told au-
thorities of the cause for his acts.
He unsuccessfully attempted to
evade the gallows by a plea of in
sanity.
Mrs. Garcia didn t like either Boil
tares or Dolores Guichapa, Boltares
said, and she once told prohibition
agents of Miss Guichapa IS illicit Ii
Guor trade.
TO please Miss Guichapa, Boltares
alleged, he invited Mrs. Garcia and
her three children to accompany
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15
new Low PRICE
IS ANNOUNCED
BY STUDEBAKER

The lowest price ever placed on
"a Studebaker car-$S95 to $1l25 at
the factory-is announced by Carl
Vogt, local Studebaker dealer.
"The New Studebaker Six is not
only big car va.le," said Vogt,
but big in persJrmant", for 1t is
powered by 70 horsepower Stude-
baker-built engine. 1t is also a big
car in size, having a wheelbase of
ia inches.
"But the qua:,fies w.ich make
the ear an outstanding value are not
dimensions alone. OF greater signifi-
cance are its many features designed
to contribute brilliant, long lasting
performance. The engine, for exam-
pie, has Manchester vibration dam
per to promote smoothness of power
flow. Further aids toward smooth
performance are found in rubber en-
gine mountings, and the Studebaker
precision practice of matching pis-
tons and connecting rods in sets.
ga double drop frame contributes
low-hung appearance to the car, and
provides an additional factor of
safety by lowering the center OF
gravity. Tests conducted by Stude-
baker engineers show that the New
Studebaker Six can be tilted to an
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15
LEGION READY
FOR HOT TIME
in OLD TOWN

An is in readiness for the grand
opening of Boyce Aten drum corps
carnival this evening at 3 O'Clock,
according. to official announcement
of those in charge of the affair.
The BOYS have entered into this
carnival with heart and soul and
have, furthermore, provided every.
thing which they feel will assure
the public the greatest amount of
pleasure and amusement possible.
At O'Clock sharp, tne fun will
begin when a musical program viii
be broadcast over station KXO, fea
turing music by Alonzo Yoakum s
Black and Tam syncopators and
other selections by local talent.
The Black and Tan. boys, by the
way. come with a reputation for
music that is mus-c-not sizzlin'
and torrid. They viii preside over
the dance floor this evening and
hooters who have weak hearts or
fallen arches are warned that the
pace will be more than they can
stand.
When the old town clock chimes
8, the doors of the carnival will ne
thrown open to the public and the
fun will be on without reserve.
Bashful persons wi. oe changed
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15
PAGE FIVE

Fourth District Court of Appeal,
have announced their candidates.
for presiding justice, and associate
justice, respectively.
Presiding justice, w. p Cary, re-
Gently appointed to the court, de-
clared he will not be candidate
for nomination. In a statement to-
day, Justice Cary said, at is i'm
portant that the candidate file his
declaration of intention to run for
the particular office that il Q
chooses, for if he does not desig-
nate his choice, he will not go on
the ballot" Both Barnard and
Marks have signified their desires
to become candidates and have des-
ignated their choice of offices.
This leaves another associate jus
tice without any incumbent running
to fill the vacancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15

angle of 50 degrees without top
ping. Other safety features are
armored steel body ON wood base.
powerful duo-servo four W h e e |
brakes and unbreakabe steering
wheel of hard rubber with core of
steel.
'eThe New Studebaker Six carries
out the same theme of exterior beau
ty characterizing other Studebaker
models. 1t is Offered in seven diff
ferent body types: tourer, coupe for
two, coupe for four, sedan, club
sedan. regal sedan with six wire
wheels and trunk rack) and landau
sedan.''
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15
Wind Damages
Valley Crops

Continued winds are causing con
siderable damage to local crops, ac-
cording to B. A. Harrigan, agricul
tural commissioner. who stated that
eantaloupe vines are being badly
cut by the heavy winds with the
result that the crop will be con
siderably shortened
Grape vines have also been cut
and the grapes themselves Scared,
this same statement holding true
for the tomatoes. Other crops have
not been affected by the winds to
any great extent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15

them on ride to Bootleggers can
yon early in November.
Then while the women talked he
led the children into a gully where
he crushed their skulls with spade,
slit their throats with razor and
then buried them in shallow graves.
Then he did the same thing with
Mrs. Garcia after which he drove
Miss Guichapa home.
A few days later Boltares shot and
killed the husband, Luciano Garcia.
Buzzar6s circling over the vicinity
in Rootleggers canyon led mixers to
discover the bodies OF Mrs. Garcia
and her children.
Because the members of the Alva-
rez-Garcia family were last seen mo-
toring with Boltares, he was arrested
and charged with the slayings.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15
JUDGES TO SEEK
REELECTION TO
DISTRICT COURT

According o~a-bulletin issued by
The secretary of state, one presid-
.ng justice and two associate JUS
tees of the Fourth District Court
Of Appeal viii be nominated at the
primary election to be held on
August 26. The bulletin further
stated that candidates must specify
the office for which they choose to
run, which was not the case in
past elections,
Justices Barnard an d Marks,
present associate justices of the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15
Planning Globe
Girdling Race

NEW YORK, May l5. U.H - A
race for a new world-circling record
was reported to be scheduled to start
in June between John Henry Mears
who thrice established new speed
records in circling the globe, and
William s. Brock, vino attempted to
set one in 1928 with Edward Schlee.
The record is held by the Graf
Zeppelin which set the mark at Is
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15

pronto and chrome yrouches surrer-
ing from dyspepsia OF just innate
meanness will be given such dose
of chcerfulness that all their
troubles will fly away.
Fourteen booths have been erect
ed wherein are to be found candies,
smokes, elephants (crockery ones,
of various sizes and colors-every
loyal Republican si,oa.d try to cor
rail- one); baby dolls (no Ethelbert,
not that kind); thermos jugs, gro
ceries and many other valuable ar
ticlcs awaiting the magic throw Of
the winner; and the country store
to crown the ensemble.
The auxiliary will nave a booth
from which hot sandwiches and
coffee will be dispensed and eod
drinks will also be served to the
thirsty Tonight there will be spe-
cia prizes for the ladies. We tried
to find out what tney were so we
might give hot tip, bit the only
information we got was they are all
surprises.
Tonight, Thursday, May lG, 1880,
at o o'clock, is the time, and the
old Solomon store ON Main street is
the place; the girl will have to be
furnished by each visitor as the
management neglected to include
such arrangements in its general
plans. A good time is in the max
ing and it is up to everyone to take
advantage OF this opportunity.
4. O. Lee, Othello, Washington,
writes of fiudinp n climatic hen :,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-15

a. O. Lee, Othello, Washington,
writes of finding climatic hen,
egg Of normal appearance; nothing
in the shell but air.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-27
Musical instruments

SPLENDID USED PIANOS. SIS $40 and
SO. Bigsest ba-cains in civ. Viking
ONLY 81 Der week win buy a dandy Mel
villa Clark. mahogany upright piano.
priced $50 10 first customer. Viking
MUSIC Co. 10 &. Ohio St.
START your kiddses now On a GOOD
used Piano. prices IS low as s35 TERMS.
Viking Music GO. 100 E. Ohio st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-27
Household Goods

ICE BOXES
Here's a chance to buy 8 good refriger-
ator at the price of an inefficient one
Price reduced on many modes.
Polar Ice and Fuel Co.
1000 Northwestern Ave.
SINGER SEWING MAGHlN - Soi1 snC
serviced lessons in home sewing: ma
chimes rented bv week or month SINGER
co s05 Mass Ave u S463.
SEWING MACHINES, portable electric
Singer and other makes as low as s35.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 1875 W
Washington st. Ri. 97l5.
MUST RAISE CASH
Large stock of Overstuffed suites st
facttIy prices. FREEMAN BROS. 1880
Oliver Ave. Open evening TIL P. n
GAS STOVES Furniture pianos. sewing
machines refrlserators: all in good con-
dition su5 cheap SIS YOU want them De-
liverv free. l27 W Georgta St.
MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sew
ing machines as low as $40. Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. $50 Va. Ave. Dr.. 2474.
IVORY GAS RANGE Dining nm DC
living rrn complete bedroom occaSiona
table. oresseIs 2z2s Meridian
UsED washer for sale cheap; price si7.5o.
Call II. 5536.
RESULT stoves Of sll Kinds cheap: cash
or terms. lll-il3 n. New jersey St
RUG. SKIP. good cond.. sacrifice Thursday
SO; moving Friday. Phone Ha- 1880
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-27
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BROADWAY. 1134-Large. clean. warm.
front I'm. and kitchen near bath; $3.50.
CENTRAL. 1882 rms. modern. every
thing furnished. Good car line.
CENTRAL. l960-Cosy rm., Kitchen, bu6i-
ness woman or emp. couple; steam heat.
EAST. N. 333-2 connecting rms. beauti-
fllly furnished. Private entrance.
iOYT. 1922 fur. rooms. modern home;
SIS week DR.. e668-w.
ILLINOIS. N, 1851. 2. 3. Arm. apis. So
S.. $3.50. $40 wk. Everything furnished.
ILLINOIS, NJ. 1852 modern furn. rms,
steam heat. after $50 Ii. 1924.
LEXINGTON. i42l-Mod.. nicely fur. front
room and kitchens private entrance.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1sEGood clean house
keeping rooms. Ri. 4145.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1902 newly dec. rms,
sink. private entrance reduced rent.
NEW JERSEY. 1929 N.-TWo furn. rooms:
mod; kitchen: bath; auto space $3.50.
OHIO. g.. 540--Two housekeeping rooms;
S. per week: room. SO.
PARK, ss3-Modern, newly furn. lower 2
rnl- suite; sink in kitchen, phone; near
Real Silk. Ii. 9086.
PENN N 1882 lerge rms. kitchenette:
2 or Adults: garage.
PROSPECT. 1872 or Turn. housekeep-
ing rms. everything furn.; mod. DR.. 6029.
RURAL. 434. Modern. ; rooms. bath,
everything furnished; private entrance.
ST JOE. E.. 19-3-room apt. utilities
Turn; $40. See custodian Ii. 952S.
WALNUT F.. il5-2 rms. kitchentte. furn..
$50 mo. See housekeeper in basement.
WALNUT. f. 425-2 or mod. rms: every
hting furnished reasonable. Ii. 69l1.
LITTLE coy home: nicely furnished: gar.
81 a week. Oh. 54l3-J.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

wnL-Pav cash for YOUR car or vour
|. WOLF AUTO co.
u 45is SCI N CAPITOL
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Business OPPORTUNITIES
Two ROOming Houses
Barter and Swap
Coal ard Wood

926 CHEVROLET COACH for Essex or
what have YOU. $50 S. Dearborn.
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Rooms for Rent
HOTEL AMERICAN
Room for Rent with Board

210j9 S. Illinois.
Nice clean rooms. with or without bath.
Weekly rates 81 and up; city heat.
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Snuth

Pf FAsANT ST. ffsS-5--oom modern. re-
Gently reDosSeSsed. priced exc ptionsllv
low at Sc 500: steam heating plant. va
cant: near Fountain S1uare; real value.
T. = SEXTON. RrAT Tor. Indiana Trust
BLDG. RI. isl. II. o62l.
siC0 DOWN
1913 BERWXN SIS rooms r,oderr.
EsraFe. A good place 70 invest your
Xmas savings check.
RI ssos n. J. FOX Hu- 1858
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BIJ4

No. 2ls cans spinach, $1.3O per
doz. cans.
No. cans fruit for salad, 1925
per doz. cans.
No. l square cans asparagus tips.
1925 per coz. cans.
No. 215 cans apricots, $1.6O per
doz. cans.
No. 21s cans pears, $2.15 per dozen
cans.
No. 215 cans peaches. $3.50 and
$1.75 per dozen cans.
Buffet size Bartlett pears, 75c per
dozen cans.
Lot imported pottery lamps all prices
and some with shades
One all-elec. radio set on console eabi-
net with power speaker, cost $40; our
End tables. smoking cabinets. OCCASION
al tables. beds, chairs trunks, bath tubs,
kitchen sinks and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Cap. Ave. and South st.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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WEST ST. S. I04s-7 rons. excellent con-
dition inside toilet. gas. electric lights.
large terraced lot. as feet vide. vacant
price slashed to s2.250. worth SIS. 500.
Terms. L. !. SEXTON, REALTOR. In
diana Trust Bldg. Ri. ISL IT. os21
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-27
Wanted to Rent
Houses for Sale

WANTED Rentals. east; list with FAUX
NOR. 1910 n. Sherman Dr. Oh. 34S8
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Suburban for Rent

BEECH GROVE-4so N. nth St; 5-room
house; Al condition: on paved street.
with lights and city water: 65-ft lot.
Rent $50 mo. Ina. $50 Main st. or cali
Mr.. Kennedy. Beech Grove % WI or 100.
4-ROOM semi-modern bungalow: newly
decorated. Call Hu 1882
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Houses for Sale
West
Real Estate for Exchange

EOUITY-4-rm hse: gar: chicken house
all fenced; make offer: barg. Be. 1926.
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East
RE THANKFUL

II YOU are lucky enough to buy this
barrain: 6-room bungalow years old.
excellent condition throughout; sun par
lor. breakfast room and built-in natures.
Priced now at 50 ESQ plus sS75 Barrett:
on terms. Excellent location raar z
tenth and Euclid Ave Check this and
prove thst It Is an absolute bargain.
C. B DURHAM 3 CO.
Continental Bank Bldg
Il 5i4A Res Hu 42ii.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-27
Clothing
Building Materials

Service Wrecking Co.
Now wrecking 1887 n Capitol; 2xi0.
2xl2. % foot long; good flooring cheap
on lob. 628 W. North Ii. 3069
BUILDERS supplies bargains on lumber
roofing. hardware and paint. Phone Ia.
2slo for storm sash. ALLIED COAL AND
MATERIAL, CO 21f2 Northwestern
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Automobiles for Sale

DODGE 1879 i9gts cq p 5be coolest S9s that ct
weather. only si25. your present car
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Musical Instruments

SAxOPEONEs-Ea payment plan n
town. GORENZ SAX SCHOOL, gIound
floor Pembroke Arcade Bldg: Ii. 1900
bargain in Beautiful Small Grand. We
offer this to first customer at $685.. Terms.
Viking MUSIC &C. 100 F. Ohio St
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FOR SALE CHEAP
30Inch Kimble variable speed reversi-
Bile / phi. 90 cycle 110-220 volt A. c.. fan
MEIER ELECTRIC CO, $685. E. washing
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Apartments for Rent
Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 2a11-ia coy double; rms; in
side toilet, lights. gas: heater furn.. gar,
water pd., s21. Ri. 1888, Hu. BOB, eve.
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
FOR OVAL
!. 1T D. c. LINE

The District co-ordinating COM
mittee at its meeting today With
representatives Of The National.
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission and Of q similar Mary
land group win consider the plan
adopted at the meeting Of the
commission last week for an oval
form Of portal park development
at the District lire On Wisconsin,
Avenue. mi !
The plan provides for an oval
parking in the center Of the inter-
section lof wisconsin Avenue.
western Avenue and Military
Road. The portal scheme has On
overall width Of $50 feet with an
oval panel In the center $50 feet
wide, encircled by q 6O-foot drive.
District traffic through the
park center win be halted and
both vehicular and street car
traffic will be routed around the
oval panel. The principal advaIl-
tage Of the oval plan is that it,
will permit easier flow Of north
and south traffic along wisconsin
Avenue, as well as presenting 9
more artistic appearance. The.
east and west traffic on Western
Avenue and Military Road is 50
slight as not to constitute Q real
problem. .es
with the completion Of the
portal project. the entrance to the
Nations Capital on Wisconsin
Avenue win assume = quiet dig
nifty, according to Captain Caib-s
holm. engineer Of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com.
mission, that win create Q pleas
ing impression on motorists. from
the North and West who usually
enter washington by this route.
ADOPTION of the oval plan il
largely due to the efforts Of John
j. Miller, president Of the Bethes-
da Chamber Of Commerce: D. w.
Parker, chairman Of the sub
committee Of the chamber on
parks and. Fairgrounds. and Or.
washington Waters, chairman Of
the public Improvement commit
tee. ~,
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
Wartime Romance T, Z.
Ends III M0rrinae

Following their marriage yester-
day at Plattsburgh, N. r. o cui,
mination Of a wartime training
camp romance, DR.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Allan Bier will come to Wash
ington October IS to open their
new home at 104O California sc.
N. W., it was learned last night.
DR.. Bier is the. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G. Bier. Of $40 MaSsa-
chusettS Ave. N. w. Mrs. Bier
was Miss Martha May Signor, Of
PlattSburgh. The couple met
when DR.. Bier was stationed at
PlattSburgh in 1918.
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
| INlT,fY
N(lT' 'I(.E.S

Alfred B. and Margaret =. Hanns-
mann, boy.
spiras d. ana irene KaFadimos. girl
Maurice ], and Catherine r. McDon~
John A. and Norbsrtins overhoit.
John c. and Edna N. smith, jr.. boy.
samuel and Frances Fain, boy.
Joseph a. and Winifred Kinnahan.
boy.
Michael z. and Hilda Edtavttch, boy.
Martin n and Patricia / Marston'
boy. ...., -
boys.
sI Clarence enc ana Blanche H. MatthswS
boy. 49,. aNA.
Harry L. and Lillian ,. Aansperry'
James NJ and Jeannetts Dixon, boy.
John and Ella Young. boy
The Washington times., 1930-09-23

HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SALE-SUBURBAN 50
TAKOMA PARK p E-Exceptionally at.
tractive new brack Of extra large rms.
breakfast nook. frididaire instantaneous
Robert 3. LohF. 911 Cedar %. Georgia oesl.
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Francis c. Fosnight. 81, and Kathryn
s. Thali. n. The Rev. w. a.
i waveriey W. Roberts, %. and Mary
A. Miller. l9. The Rev. J. c. Palmer:
willard Edward Salisbury. q. ano
Katherine Jane Wolf 81. The Rev.
r 70. Conroy.
Robert j. saffell. al and Dorothy u.
Rasan 90. The Rev. J. d. Anon.
Walter Joseph herman. q. and Ella
Irene Gussnan. Is, The Rev. A. F.
GreTario castan, ii. ana Bastiiia
Rincon, 50. The Rev Edmond Fon"
Leonard James Jenkins. 20, ara
Lottie Mae Leake. 10. The Rev. II. ".
Tolson.
Katherine Lee. II. The Rev. H. n.
Edwards. - - &
samuel Thomas Green. 90. and Eva
Lee Jameson. 80 The Rev. n W.
Tolson.
William J. Adkins. 81. and Viola =.
EbersoIl. Is. The Rev. J. .. Briggs.
Elbert U. Sears. IS. and Mary Ethel
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
Court FOrbids Autos
To Speeding AtltIetea

LYNN, Mass, Sept. 23.-Ihe
only transportation Norman %.
Robertson and John Donnelly,
jr., Of Beverly win have when
they 60 places for the next six
months must be their legs or. q
trolley car, II they obey orders. H.
sued to them In the District C0t1r6
by Judge Robert q. Hill.
The youths appeared charged
with motor vehicle speeding, ana
explained they were on their way
to football practice. The judge
ordered: :.
"Case Il filed, but don't even
SIC In an automobile during the !:
next six months" =
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
Commonwealth Sets
Record. in Earnings

NEW YORK. Sept. 23: = Fur.
ther new high records In earnings
were shown In the report of Amer
ican Commonwealth Power Cor
poration ana affiliated companies
for the year ended August 81.
Revenues reached sat SIC, ,124, an
increase Of 80 per cent. Operat-
ing expenses were $14, ,T68,877.
leaving a net income Of $12,801,'
247, an increase Of 43 per cent.
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
Ol.AlRVUYANTB

NRs. MiSTERs 1880 10th 81. NV Seance
1hurA 3 pm Readlnge daily. DIST. 4S:l1
PH0R. WRIGHT, 400 New Jersey Ave. y. y,
aps enss Wsa s,,s sSa 1H2sS e.: crsssAl
The Washington times., 1930-09-23

60 1880 Ford Roadsters. $3.50 $A95
(2) 1929 Ford Sedans. ...... AS
go 1929 Ford Coupes. ....... 345
go 1929 Chevrolet Coupes. S25
(f4l 1928 Pontiac Coaches. -. 325
(5) 1928 Pontiac CoupeS. .... .325
CD 1929 Pontiac Coaches ...s 625
1879 Essex Coach ........... 325
1877 Marrnon So Cab, wire ". 475
1929 OldS Coach. ....9....... 005
1928 Oakland Road, 8 wire ". $50
BARGAIN BASEMENT.
rs Cars Bet. S25 and 500.
1926 14TH.
The Washington times., 1930-09-23
MUSlCAL lNsTRU UMENTS
RENT A PLANO

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James shelton. 80. Of RieAmend.
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The Rev. Benjamln Whiting.