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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-09

AIS BARGAIN HOUSE
 1-2-3 Years to Pay 1930 Oakland Coupe 1880 De Soto Roadster 1928 Chev Coupe & Coach 1929 Ford Roadster 1929 Ford Coach & Sedan 1880 Oldsmobile Coupe 1930 Auburn Sedan 1928 Oakland Sedan 1927 Dodge De Luxe Sedan 1928 Buick Roadster s29 North Main. Dial 3-3347
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-09

BEDROOM--Living room, dining room: odd pieces. stoves. rugs. etc. Low prices. 315 Bank St. THREE PIECE-Living room suite. Slightly used. $39 on easy terms. Haines Furniture Store, 59 Grand Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-09

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-01
Want
$4,000

Nan or women with exec
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salary I'D to $1,000 Z year
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hunter want = man or
woman who l. not afraid
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and has plenty OF nerve
If you are the party I am
looking for the OppoFTun-
tiles are unlimited but 90
not waste Uy time unless
you can qualify Address
Brownsville Herald Box
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Employment
HELP WAIVED

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
Friday Remnants!
Bows Wear

Boys $4.95 and $5.95 Cloth
Suits sizes Z to l6 sos
years ..............
Boys 79c TO 81 Sport S0W
Sweaters, sizes % to "a. ~
Boys Sl.95 and $3.50 Sport
Sweaters, sizes % Ct 40
Boys 81 Cowboy Suits, S0N
sizes 4 to g.. ~
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Boys 81 KoveraIls, .E0Rs
discontinued styles. -. ~
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The Washington times., 1931-05-28
LAFAYETTE KINFRE|GHT RATES
DUE At FETE RISE OPPOSED

YORKTOWN, Va, May %
(INSO.-Descendants of the Mar
quis de Lafayette, 81 in number,
have been officially invited by
the U. S. Government to partici-
pate in the one hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of the battle
OF Yorktown and the subsequent
surrender of Lord CORVALLIS to
the American and French forces,
the celebration to be held here
next october.
The French government has
tentatively accepted the invita-
tion and has offered the Marshal
Foch, modern French battle crui-
ser, to the descendants of the
distinguished Revolutionary gen.
eral as a means Of transportation
to the celebration.
Spain, Poland, the Netherlands,
Sweden and Germany are con-
sidering proposals to participate
in the exercises honoring their
citizens who contributed so gen.
erouSly to the American cause.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
AnnuIment Sought
For Insane Husband

Suit for anulment of the mar.
riage of James G. Lott and Annie
M. Lott has been filed in Circuit
Court at Rockville by Lofts guar
dian, Harold Smith. Lott was
married November 7. 1927 at Seat
Pleasant, Md, and separated from
his wife November %, of the same
year. He is a victim of paresis at
st. Elizabeth's Hospital, having
been adjudged insane by jury in
both the District of Columbia and
in Montgomery county, Md.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Rockville Treasury
Has S52.I3 on Hand

After paying all bills, the town
of Rockville, Md. had a balance
of $52.13 for the fiscal year which
ended the first. Monday in May,
according to F.. Bache Albert,
clerk for the town council, who
has just completed a report of
the towns expenditures.
At the beginning of the fiscal
year there was $35, ,75O.66, with
balance of $5,550.90 left at the be-
ginning of the year 1881.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Photo by Interna tional

Resolutions expressing "unalter-
able opposition" to sales taxes
and to proposals to increase the
railroad freight rates were adopted
today by the controllers congress
of the National Retail Dry Goods
Association at the Mayflower
Hotel. ..
Business costs would be in
creased and efforts to lower
prizes would be prevented, it was
claimed.
The recent decision of the
United States Supreme Court up
holding the Indiana law taxing
chain stores was. called simply
the opening wedge" for further
tax laws directed against retail
enterprises.
Freight and transportation
costs are now added to the costs
of goods from three to seven
times before they reach the con-
SumerS, it was contended.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
HOT SPOT DARK
SINCE TUESDAY
AFTERNOON
No Explanation Forthcoming
From EmpIoye; Future of
Place Arouses Conjecture

Following one of the worst
crime waves in, the history Of
Washington, Jimmy La Fontaine's
alleged gambling house on Blad-
ensburg Road, just over the Dis
trict Line. closed it's doors late
Tuesday afternoon, and has not
yet been reopened.
Mystery shrouds the reason for
closing the favorite resort Of
Washington's sporting element,
and late last night no explana-
ton was forthcoming.
Two Men Seen
Late last night, the area
within the famous green fence
which is used as q screen from
the road, only four cars were
parked, where hundreds had
previously awaited their owners.
On the "mournerS' BENCH" so
called by losers awaiting a house
car to return them to Washing
ton, only two men sat in the
place of dozens. These men,
whose identity was not disclosed,
told each newcomer the same
story:
CLOSED up! Nav, 1 don't
know when we'll open. Why?
How should / know. / just
work here"
Owners Not Around
Whether or not the resort is
to be permanently abandoned is
matter for conjecture.
No information regarding the
whereabouts of owners or man.
ayers could be obtained.
Heretofore, it is reported, the
place closed only during the
Maryland racing season and the
court terms at Upper Marlboro.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
PAIR CAPTURED
IN AUTO CHASE

Arrested by Prince Georges
county police after a pursuit
across the District line by Wash
ington police, John T. Conley,
1917 H st. N. E., and Emerson
Emsley, of Mt. Rainier, Md, are
at liberty on bail charged with
speeding IS miles an hour and
being drunk and disorderly.
District authorities requested
they be held for investigation.
According to Committing Magis-
trate Rhetta D. Morris. Conley is
wanted in the District on a
smoke screen charge.
According to police, the auto
mobile collided with a street car
on H Street Northeast during the
flight.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
BAY TUNNEL STUDIED

BALTIMORE, May GA com.
mission has been named by Gov,
ernor Ritchie to study the prac.
ticability of a proposed bridge
or tunnel across the Chesapeake
Bay. The commission includes
Howard Bruce, John K. Shaw,
Donald Symington, B. Howell
GrisWold. jr. and members of
the State Roads Commission, G.
Clinton Uhle. E. Brooke Lee and
Robert Lacy.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
COUNTY STREET
CONFERENCE
UNDER WAY
Montgomery Officials Confer
With Rockville Council On
Courthouse Improvements

A conference will be held in
Rockville today at 2:30 p. m.
between the board of commits
sioners of Montgomery county
and Mayor Roger Spates and the
town council Of Rockville to dis
cuss plans drawn by County En-
gineer Harry B. Shaw providing
for street and sidewalk improve
mentS surrounding the new court
house.
The plans submitted and recon-
mended by Mr.. Shaw provide
for:
/. Widening Montgomery Ave.
to a minimum width of 46 feet
between curbs, and to eliminate
the bottle neck" in front OF
the new courthouse by a large
radius curve. The widening will
be made on the courthouse side
of the street, with the construc-
tion of a 12-foot sidewalk in
front of the courthouse.
Street Widening
2. Washington Street to be
widened to SO feet between cur bs,
with a 1O-foot sidewalk on west
side of street and a 6-foot side
walk and 8-foot tree space for
courthouse side.
3. jefferson Street to be 36-
feet wide between curbS, with g.
foot sidewalk and 4-foot tree space
on south side, and a 6-foot side
walk and 8-foot tree space on
courthouse side. This will permit
saving the large trees back of the
building.
4. Perry Street to be SO feet
from curb to curb, with 10-foot
sidewalks on each side of the
street.
Storm Drainage
Mr.. Shaw said today that ade-
quate drainage to take care of
storm waters in the area will be
provided. The plans provide for
new paving on jefferson, Perry
and Washington Streets, and
further provide for two parking
lanes and two moving lanes for
autos or all streets.
The cost of the improvements
will be taken care of by fund of
$4,000 in the hands of the county
treasurer remaining of a 1929
bond issue.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Porto Rico Schools
Teach H0ir-Cuttinu

Instruction in lacemaking. hair
cutting, shoe repairing and gar
dening share the Porto Rico school
day with arithmetic, spelling and
writing, according to report to
the Department of the Interior
by Jose Padin, territorial commits
Sioner of education.
Porto Rican children are being
taught shoe repairing because the
barefoot boy in the West Indies is
liable to get infected with the
hookworm. The pupils take les
sons in hair-cutting to reduce the
cost of family barbering and to
be prepared for a job in the
United States.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Hampton Educator
So Years in School

Fifty-two years as principal of
the same school is the record held
by I. H Smith, principal of a
negro school in Chatham. Va, the
Interior Department stated yes
terday.
He was in the first class to be
graduated from Hampton Normal
and Agricultural Institute, founded
at Hampton, Va, in 1868 for the
education of children of former
slaves.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Federated Boy Clubs
Convene June IA
Photo by lnteTna tional

A gang from Chicago is COM
ing to Washington-but it is
one of four "cloSe harmony
gangs" to take part June IA in
the convention of the Boys Club
Federation of America at the
MayfloWer Hotel.
Other gangs will come from
Fort Worth, Tex, S ami ford.
Conn. and New York city.
C. j. Atkinson, New York. Is
executive director of the fedora
ton, and President Hoover is
honorary president.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Sd Company Wins
Drill at AnndDOliS

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May %
(U.S0.-Midshipman Norm a n
Hall, of Syracuse, N. Y, COM
mander of the Third Company,
Naval Academy Regiment, which
last night was declared winner Of
the color competition, will select
the girl to present the colors to
this company at a dress parade
next week. The presentation is
a big feature of Jne Week.
The Third Company scored l.
679 points: the First. commanded
by MidShipman Joseph E. Flynn,
of Douglaston, L. l., 1883 points
and the Eighth, commanded by
Midshipman Vernon r. Hahn, of
Dayton, Ohio, 1888.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Merchant
To Wed d, G.. Girl

Elliot F.. Hoffman, clerk of the
Alexandria court, has issued a
marriage license to Charles B.
Swan, 81 president of Swan
Brothers Department Store in
Alexandria, and Miss Eva E.
Weeks, 25, SIG Ingraham St.
N. W., Washington. The we'd
ding will take place tomorrow.
MIR. Swan is active in civic af-
fairs in Alexandria and is a past
president of the chamber of COM
merce.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
f only the 'Oon'an 'OhO Lved
in the shoe had knOoUn of this
fresh country milk

and forth, to distribute it's rich cream
content. and she has the ideal food to
keep children well and happy. Every
smooth sweet sip tastes of country fresh
ness. Each delicious drop is especially
rich in the whOlesOmeness that puts
energy in play, and adds, year by year,
those precious inches of growth.
Chevy Chase Milk is inspected by the
District of Columbia Health Department.
Hail the familiar Chevy Chase wagon
and change to Chevy Chase Milk
today. Or call West Ol83. You'll find
our service thoroughly courteous and
dependable.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
2-YeGr Vigil In Peru
Waits Maryland Man

Stuart Seaton, of Washington
Grove, Md, will sail June 6 for a
2-year stay in Peru. He will be
stationed at the Magnetic Observ-
atory of the department of ter
restrial magnetism, a Carnegie
Institution enterprise, at Huan-
coye, Peru, 1000 feet above sea
level.
Mr. Seaton was radio operator
and observer on the ill-fated
Carnegie. destroyed in 1929 at
Aria, British Samoa.
The Washington times., 1931-05-28
Al ENROLMENT

Montgomery county has ap-
proximately 1000 of the 822,714
individual All Club members en-
rolled in the United States, doing
actual project work, according
to statistics compiled under the
direction ofaSC. w. Warburton,
director of extension for the
United States. Included in the
Montgomery county group are
the Agricultural and Home Eco
nomicS members.