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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-04

FORD TUDOR, ls30--The paint, tires and
motor like new; really q beauty. See this
before you buy; s142 down. year to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-04
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

COWS, two, fresh, Jersey and Guernsey
tested stock; reasonable. James Furr, Metz
rott I'd, BeFwyn Nd.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
HELP-DOMESTIC

eALESMAN with car 10 handle high class
exclusive speciality in Maryland. Virginia
and Penna Address Box Std. Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-04

PIANOS--We are ofrering a special bargain
in an ALMOST new Haines & Co. upright.
fine action. No. ivory keys, wonderful tone
and exquisite finish, including bench. terms
condition Melville Clark upright. $50;
slightly used apartment upright, sl95, in
Guiding bench. Moving, packing and piano
tuning Grands and uprights for rent. Hugo
Worch lilo G. NV Est 1879
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-AGENTs.

eALESPEOPLE-Ama new discovery re-
so,es shoes for feT cents. a necessity that
everybody Will buy Apply after p m. Mon
day Mr. Fox 72s Fne -
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HUPP SPORT TOURING; 1928, s-cylinder
de luxe model: disc wheels, tonneau wind
Shield, trunk and other extras brand-nsw
tires and in tip-tops shape mechanically;
sA45: terms. Neumeyer Motor Co., 2021 lfth.
North 40l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16

lis Boxes initiated Stationery.
Tan paper with brown border;
these initials only: A, D. g. I, j,
K. M. @, N, w, z. $1.o0 S0c
values ........
pa FOur-Table Bridge Sets,
consisting of Is tallies and four
I -idge pads - beautifully CSc
colored. Set ............ C
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie

-57 Pcs. Sample Muslin
Underwear. 7oc TO S1.00 co.
values
-3S Slips, step-ins, chem
tses and panties. soc To-
fd4uco
Lace Trimmed and Tailored
Slips, of rayon crepe, twill S0o
satin and muslin. ...... wv
Ia One Piece Pajamas, OF rayon
crepe. Damaged. $5.95 60 OK
values @&s ~
-26 Silk Chemise, Step-ins and
French panties. $1.95 CT 00
values ...............
SO Rayon Crepe Step-inS ana
Chemise. Pastel shades. CQc
Lace trimmed. soc values.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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FRIDAYBARCAINS
Umbrellas

IS Silk-and-U n ION
Umbrellas. l6 ribs. 0C en-
Formerly $500. ..... @~'OO
-3 Silk Umbrellas, Is ribs, blue
and brown. Formerly 90 90
S5.95 ...............
80 Silk Umbrellas, 16 CT 90
ribs. Formerly $685.. %A'~O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16

-l0 Frocks of rayon and cotton,
in misses and women's SO~
sizes. Were $195. For. ~
% Nurses Uniforms, Of white
poplin; in broken sizes. CD 40
Were $500. Now. w.
-l0 Tea Aprons, white, trimmed
with rick-rack. Were 81. SOc
C0Olce .......'..
IS Uniforms, of colored rayon,
in misses sizes. Were CO M
$500. Choice. ....... ~
Second Floor.
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Brim med
StraWs
Bargains at
$l.88

Smart new hats for i'm
mediate wear. Vatican
brims, fiared brims, sailors.
Of rough straws, smooth
straws, dull or shiny straws.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Handkerclliefs
-Emhroidered Linen Hand

Embroidered Linen Hand %
kerchiefs. 15e values 49,.
Novelty Linen Hand 7Clc
kerchiefs. Csc values.
Handmade III n dker- CSo
chiefs, mussed. soc values. 49,
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Housewares

loo japanese Cherry
Blossom Trees, reg. $l.29. E0r
Cnolce ...',...........
B Hartx Mountain CD 90
Canaries. Reg. $500 %~
a Hot Point Elec.
Waffle Irons, $1,000 &2 OQ
value ...............
II Gas Range. COL OF
$34.95 value. AS is %6A'~~
B Electric Stoves,
2-burner style. $500 CD 90
value
II Full Porcelain Gas Range
with heat control. @RO IN
$4,000 value ...... ~O
a Napanee Wood
en- Broom Closets, GIL %
$1798 value ......
p Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables,
25x40 in. $500 value. &2 QQ
AS Is
. Napanee Kitchen Cabinets,
floor samples. Gal OK
IS Enameled Electric G1 ~
Irons, $3.9S value -. ~
II Leonard Refrigerator,
all white. $4,000 @7Q OK
value .............
II Northwind Refrigerator.
all white. $500 $l4.08
Vaiue
Il Leonard Refrig- CO2 o.
orator, $44.50 value. ~
Il Lawn Mower, IS In, with
ball bearing wheels. CO 0QS
$9.e6 value ........
~ Ball Bearing Lawn Cd OQ.
Mowers, IL in. Special "
-8 15-GaI. Kannsons "a
Guaranteed Paint. v R0c
gal. ................
"a Tea Kettles, dish pans, etc.
ivory and green enamel. SOc
s1.00 value; as is........ ~
-38 u Pts. KannsOns 7no
4-Hour Enamel, Csc value AON
IS Electric Grills, @7 00
$1.49 value .......... %A'O"
Ill Side-in Mothpr0of 90
Garment Bags, ACC value ~"
- 5-lb. Cans Wigs Water
less Clea nser. $1.oe EOc
value
Kann's-Third Floor.
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$500 to $500
Wool Goods
$l.OO yd.

-54-in. Atwood coatings,
fine tweeds, basket weaves,
camel's hair cheviots, Ma
tleseux pebbly weaves, etc.
In popular colorS.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Toys
Underwear

-19 Chilt.ren Combinations and
Slips. solieo. 7sc to 81 40c
ValueS
IS E-Z Suits, medium AQN
weight. SoiIed, 81 value,
IS Pajama Check Waist OSc
Suits. Soiled. soc value.
-l8 Rayon Undergar- 2Sc
ments g for S1.OO) ......
~ Rayon Panties and Or
Boomers. Choice. ....
liz RayOn Bandeaux. TSn
CnOlce
Ill RayOn Slips and 20 RQc
RayOn Pajamas. Choice,
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Floor Coverings

II Woven Fibre Rug, OF or
9xl2 IT. $1,000 value. % $40
Il Wool and Fibre
1 Rus; 'as #. sls.'S 1895
ITO :, :. Grass 6a Rus Rugs 'zs 1926
. Heavy Chinese Mating
r mTss' sxl2 IT. $500 $2.45
81 go Woven 70 a. Fibre III s.1 Rugs $4.05
rs Woven Fibre and Heavy
Grass Rugs, 27x54 CT OK
In.
. Woven Fibre Rugs, CT or
6x9 #. $1,000 value %F'~0
II Rush Rug, 42x7I2 CD or
It. $5.95 value. ...... ~
II Seamless Administer Rug,
second; sxl2 IT. $27.05
"a seamless Velvet Rug. dam
aged, sxla IT. ssa $l6.95
so Yds. Wool Velvet Carpet,
81 in. s2.s6 value. Sl.5O
Yard ...............
10 Arm trong's
Felt Base Rugs, 3x4lz CT M
100 Yds. reit-B ase 01c
Remnants, ACC value. Yd.
"A Felt-Base Rugs,
6xs IT. $3.50 value. Cd 90
AS is ............
80 Felt Base Rugs, 9x12 It. and
9xl01z #. $3.50 value. CO OK
AS Is
rs Yds. InIaid LinoIeum Rem
nants, $1.59 to S2.75 zoo
values. So. yd. ....
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Leather Goods

-S5 Beige Silk Bags. 6Oc
Soiled. $1.55 value. -.
so LaGarde Bags, of
black leather. $4.s5 @2 90
value ...............
Leather Bags.
Soiled. s295 and $4.95 @7 OK
values ...............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Lamps
-22 Pottery Table
Lamp Bases. $2.9S CT Q3
value ...............
100 Boudoir Shades, 1Oc
shopworn. 79c value. 80.
Us Junior Silk
Shades. $3.50 value. Cd or
AS Is
-. - 5u :, % ,. Floor $2.98
% Celanese Bridge &7 %
Shades. $2.49 value. ~A
II Indirect Floor @70 M
Lamp. 1888 value, %AO'OO
=, .. Coffee Si,s. Table $7.98
-6 Davenport Lamp CD 40
Bases. Special. ......
% Twin Bed Room @Q %
Lamps. $5.9S value. ~O
-3 Oilpot Floor Lamps, &1 20
special .............
Kann's-Third Floor.
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SilYerMare


Bed Coverings
Patchwork" Quilts, chlntz COW
ers, cotton filled; size 90 20
72x84. Were $685..
10 Beacon Blankets,
part wool. Size 70x60. CT 30
Reg. S1.9S. Each. -. %AO
liz Comfort Covers, of printed
challis with wide sateen borders.
finished with snaps at @7 40
one end. Reg. S1.9s. "
90 Army Blankets,
all wool; double-bed @Q 30
size; dark colors. -. ~~'O~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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soc
l0c
DOmestics

40 White Dimity Bedspreads,
63x90 and 72x90 In. @1 00
sizes. Reg. $1.39.
Sheets, seconds Of popular
brands, in all sizes. Spe- 30c
cially priced, ca. 10000.
IA Chintz Bedspreads, single
and double bed sizes. CT 20
Reg. $l95. Ea.....
Pillow Cases, seconds Of CSC
CSC quality. Each. .... ON
liz Dimity BedSpreads, in pink
and gold. Were $l.89. @7 40
Cnolce .............
---36 Sheets, S1x99-in. Ct TO
size; rose border. 80. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Toilet Goods

-Trinket Boxes, cloth 100
covered. Csc values. 49,.
Imported Soaps, four
cakes in box. Formerly SQc
81 90 box ...............
Novelty Perfumes. Or
Formerly soc.
-Garrity's Ice Pack Con-
tour PreserveE $l.0o Or
values
Bath Brushes. For Csc
merly soc
-Houbigant's Lip Stick
n d extra I'll. $50 ACC
@MeIba Glove Compact, powder
or rouge. Formerly l0c
QUO 80 - >
EInnY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16

II Set of Stevenson's Works.
81 volumes, Scribner
Edition. Pub. at $3.50
e46 so .............
Ill Two-VOI. Sets John Mar
shall, by Albert Bever- 26 OK
td0e. Pub. at $40 set.
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Home Fittings

Al Wolfe Bedspreads. OQo
$1.95 value .............
-6 HasSocks, sole d. 90
S1.00 value .............
IS CretOnne Folding
Screens soiled. 1928 S3.75
value ........,......
II Belt 5O-in. Drapery, in creWel
embroidery pattern. $2.98 OQo
value. Yard. .......
-36 and so in. RayOn 1Oo
Damask, 98c value. Yd. ~
Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Fabrics. lee to 39c 70o
values. Yard ........ OC
liz Screen Doors, dam
aged. $l.98 to 1898 O0c
values NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"A Coil Spring
Glider HammOcks. $3.50
$1995 value .......
-6 Wolfe Spread and Drapery
Sets, 17-pc. sets. 1895 SS TX
-15O Duplex Window goo
Shades; seconds, CSC grade ~
Square Pillows, of cretonnes
and leatherettes. 39c and 100
acc values .............
"A Bolts Belgian Linen. 2Oc
CSC grade. Yard. .......
Remnants Drapery and Up
holstery Fabrics, 59c 10 2OC
$l.49 values. Yard. ....
LII Readymade Slip Covers, for
davenports and chairs. Qdc
S2.9s value. Choice. ...
ID a m a K Drapery
s. Sets ,,,.. s2.9s to '4ss $l.5O
~ Walnut Finished
Cedar Chests. $l2.35 CT IN
values ..............
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Hosiery
Notions
Kann's-Street Floor.

IS Garment Bags,
Soued. $3.50 anu % CT 90
values; damaged -. ~A'OO
Muslin Laundry Bags. IT,
Csc value .............. -
Shopping Bags of Ko- 2Eo
tex cloth .............. OON
Sewing Silk, as . for To-
sorted co-or spools, O
Shoe Trees, as . Pr, OSo
sorted colors C
--3 Folding Hat Boxes of S0c
cretonne. $100 value. wv
10 Argentine Envelopes CSA
for lingerie. SOC value.
Flesh color Sew on To-
Carriers ................
Sanitary Goods and o.
Garter Belts. Soiled. -. Wv
g for $1.00)
Kann's-Street Floor.
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II No. S31 Is r u n WICK ana
Photograph Com
bination. Form Q1AQ M
erly $213.50. 49,.
II No. 4OB Sonora. GO on
Formerly $97.50.... ~
Il No. IS Sonora. GO S0
Formerly $780,.
"A Baldwin High
boys. Formerly GAO S0
ST7.00 .............
Il No. 100 Majestic. GOO IN
Formerly $143.5o....
II No. 80 Majestic. GO S0
Formerly s1z6.50...
Il No. 81 Ma jestic. ego S0
Formerly $137.5o... O
II No. 102 Majestic ana Pncno-
graph CoTnbina-
ton. Former G79Q S0
S2l5.00 ..........
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
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Radios

Floor Samples.
All Complete With Tubes.
Il No. S3I Bru n WICK ana
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Furniture

-3 Low Back Rockers,
maple frame. S3.45 90 QQ
values
IL Chest Of Drawers,
green finish. Soiled. 90 0S
$3.50 value .........
II Bassinette, green
finish; damaged. s4.s5 @3 0S
value
II Baby Crib, ivory
finish, soiled. s1o.95 G7.SO
value ......,.-..'.'.
Kann's-Tourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Linens

-25 Yds. Blue Turkish 7Oo
TOweling. Reg 35c a yd. -
300 Wash Cloths. q for OSC
Reg. &c ca. Friday
80 Pcs. Diaper Cloth, 81 in.
wide; 10 ydS. in a piece. QQc
Reg. $1.25. Friday. 500.
so Luncheon Sets, seven 7Eo
pieces, 54-in. cloth. A set Wv
20 Bridge Sets, hand
embroidered. Were soc. AOO
"A set
80 Imported Swiss Dresser
Scarfs, all-over lace. Reg. SOc
@i.00. Special. $500.
Imported Swiss Bedspreads,
all : over lace. Reg. %S 90
$500. Special ...... ~OOO
Kann's-Etreet Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Girls Wear
Frocks and Aprons

Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Gloves

Gloves
-93 Prs. Silk Gloves. 16-button
lLngth. Mode, pongee, CT 10
gray. SITS value. 49,.
Lilo Prs. Fabric Gloves,
fancy top pull-ons. $3.50 OE
value
ia Prs. Children's Silk Gloves.
Beige and white. Novelty
cuff and one clasp. sec 90c
values
Kann'+Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Stationery

Kann's-street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16
Neckwear

So Scarfs Of silk and Of rayon;
imperfect. 800 to $l.95 IT.
NnAuCc
As Bl0usettes of crepe co.
rayon: $l.00 value ...... ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-16

Kann'-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
I NJ ALONE HELD
AMERICAN SHIP

An American bootleg ring was
the actual owner of the ill-fated
rum-runner I'm Alone, sunk in a
brush with a Coast Guard cutter
two years ago, according to the
State Department.
This is the answer which the
American Government will make
to the Canadian claim for
damages arising over the deStruc-
ton of the vessel. The rum
runner was under Canadian
registry, but this was merely a
blind" to cover its real owner
ship, the American Government
contends.
The American contention is
set forth in a note which will be
delivered to the foreign office at
Ottawa next month, it was
learned today. 1t is understood
the Canadian government, is
prepared to accept the claim of
the United States and drop the
demand for damages.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27

perfectly balanced crankshaft, fully
oounterweighted - and generates
with ease a good IS horsepower.
Eighty miles an hour-if you
want to travel at eighty miles an
hour-and if you don't, the power
that makes this speed possible
enables you to "Aoat'' along at
moderate speeds without con-
sciousness Of engine effort.
A vital factor of this large cars
deluxsPcrfornanoe is the Chrysler
uld-Range 4-speed transmission
with Dual High gears. Two high
gearsinStrAdo ofone. A high gear for
city drivingand anotherfortheopen
road Both gears are of a patented
internal-mesh design, which means
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
JAMES A. DONOHOE,
President

How are cars being locked
these days; that is, how would
they be locked if owners did the
job. thoroughly? Well, most of
the car manufacturers now are
content to dispose Of the matter
with two locks on closed models,
the ignition and door. A few
have three locks, coincidental
steering providing third. Buick,
Graham, Lincoln, Studebaker
and Stutz have certain models
in this group.
Speaking of locks, Nash long
has been an exponent of the
transmission type. It still ad-
heres to it in the case of it's
two larger eights.
Plymouth is one of the few
cars that has no special series
designation. It is just the Ply
mouth. 1881 model.
Passenger car engines designed
for five piston rings are not
very numerous. The only three
the Observer knows are the
Rollys-Royce, the Hupmobile mod
el U. and the Chrysler Imperial.
All. five in every case, are car
ried above the pin.
\ X "
The Observer learned that the
new road between the main high
way and Marshall Hall, the IA
nous resort on the Potomac,
The Washington times., 1931-05-27

wheels are standard-or four wood
wheels and spare rim
Inwardly, 1.-The Chrysler Eight
De Luxe is sumpt1ously spaced,
upholstered, trfmmedand fxtured.
Bedford cord upholstery of ex-
tremely, rich weave and quality.
Floorcarpetings ofhigh-pileluxuri-
business. Soft seat backs and cush-
ions with the deep, embracing
comfort yielded by Marshau-type
springs-the very finest.
1t is a car of de luxe poc0eT, de
luxe speed, de luxe pickup and de
luxe smoothne55, as well as car Of
de luxe style and appointments.
Its big, quiet engine is insulated
from the frame bylive rubber; has
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
TIRE CHECKAGE
IS URGED

Air pressure in tires should be
checked regularly in conformance
with the recommendation of the
tire manufacturers, is the opinion
Of the National conference on
street and highway safety. The
conference committee on mainte-
nance of the motor vehicle finds
that insufficient initiation results
In wear and deterioration of the
side walls of the tire. The sides
may likewise be seriously worn by
rubbing against the curb when
parking, or against other obstruc-
tions.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
HEAR
PAUL WOOTON

Washington has not yet
achieved its logical destiny of be.
coming the center of national Or
ganizations dealing with the eco.
nomic life of the nation, Paul
Wooton, a Washington newspaper
correspondent, told the Civitan
Club at its luncheon in the
Lafayette Hotel yeSteday.
The Capital is the nerve-center
of the press of the country, and
the activities of the corps of cor
respondents here places the
Washington date line on more
news articles than any other city
in the world can boast Of" MI.
Wooten declared.
About trade associations, how
ever, a different story is told,
which Mr.. Wooten recounted in
this way:
washington is the logical
location for any association
engaged in work of a national
character. There are 2,7OO as
sOciatiOnS which are classified
as being international, national
and interstate in character.
Ninety per cent of them should
have their offices in Washing
ton, but as a matter of fact
more than 80 per cent of them
have their offices elsewhere.
The proper organization here
should put forth every effort to
secure more of these national
associations for our CITY,"
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
Looking Over the Cars
BY The Observer

has been completed and is now
open to motorists.
II X X
Bill Packer. who halls from the
Pacific Coast where he estab-
lished sales records, is now the
Eastern regional sales chief for
Chevrolet.
X
1t is the engine that used to be
in the Star-Remember it?-that
will power the new Littlemac, the
Iowa-made midget.
X
That is false filler cap on
the Hudson radiator. The radia-
tor is filled by lifting the hood.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27

that you can shift from either high
to the other in an instant, at any
speed, without clashing.
Drive this Chrysler and 'Tearn
the Difference" Learn new things
about pickup. Learn new things
about speed Learn the difference
in ease of handling-due to pivotal
stecringandinternal self-equalrzing
hydraulic brakes,
When you plaoea ChryslerEi
Deluxe alongside ofany other car
of similar price you realize at onoe
that ChrysIer value, like Chryslex
performance and Chryder style, h
on the plus side in ChrysleT favor.
See the Chrysler Eight De Luxe
today-it is now on display.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
Instructors Defeat
Police MnrkSn1eN

A picked pistol team from the
Metropolitan Police force went
down to defeat yesterday before
a team of range instructors by
the close score of 1872 to 1858.
F.. c. Moore led the winners
with a mark of 278, while Pvt.
K. G. Mccormick topped the
losers with a score of 273. Mem
bers of the instructors team were
E. L. Warden, S. r. Mckee,
George r. Waldrodt and A. r.
Poulson.
Those on the police force team
were G. M. Stewart, T. r. Bean,
Lieut. L. E. Kelly, and j. F.. Phelps.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
Here's Where Drivers
Can Test Memories

Motorists memories being what
they are, the following questions
always are Seasonable:
Has the oil filter cartridge been
replaced within the last 5000
miles?
Has the air cleaner been
cleaned?
What has been the variation in
average temperature since the
carbureter was last adjusted?
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
TGiLOrs' Association
Picks TIUO d. g. Men

Joseph A. Wilmer, Eighth and
G SITS. N. W., and Julius Weinberg,
814 F st. N. W., recently have been
notified of their election to men,
bership in the Washington Ex-
change of the National Associa-
ton of Merchant Tailors of
America.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
USE UNIFORM Innings

Not very many motorists are in
clined to experiment with brake
Innings. Some do. however. One
of the experiments is to use diff
ferent Innings between front and
rear wheel brakes. 1t is not
advised.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
INDUSTRY. TOLD
( TO FORESTALL
DOLE EVIL
R. c. Marshall, Jr., Warns OF
PaternaIism Unless Unem-
pIoyment Issue Is Solved

America will adopt the dole
and other forms of paternalism
i unless industry meets the prob
lens of unemployment, Gen. r
G. Marshall, jr.. vice president of
the B-W Construction Company
declared at the annual meeting
of the New York section of the
American Society of Civil En-,
gineers in the Engineering Socie.
ties Building. He said:
Collage pensions and dOles
for the unemployed are mat
ters that are coming before
Congress with all too recurring
frequency. They are fOstered
by labor, by State labor depart
ments, and by many indi-
viduals.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
TO LAY MEMORIAL STONE

The congregation of Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church, one of
the earliest established by colored
citizens here, will dedicate me-
mortal stone Sunday at Orange,
Va, marking the grave of the
Rev. James E. Willis, one-time
pastor of the church for 18 years.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
AU Agree Radiator
Should Be Flushed

Motor car manufacturers are
pretty we'll agreed on one car-care
point.
All recommend that the radiator
be drained and flushed at least
every three months.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
RULES SS"sd SSyssTtaF IL Prize.

First prize will be awarded
for the best solution of the
above problem, taking into
consideration. CORE t n Q s s,
neatness and uniqueness.
Solution can be made out on
. the newspaper. or in any
uricue form CONT e ST.
ant desires. The 2nd. 3rd.
4th and other prizes to be
awarded according to their
respective merits. In the
event of ties, prizes alike
and of same value will be
awarded to each of the tying
contestants. Solutions will be
accepted up to l p. M,
Wednesday. June 3rd. Solu-
tions may be mailed or de-
livered in person. before clos.
ing date. at p. m. Prizes
will be awarded Thursday.
June 4th, and the successful
contestants will be notified.
Useful souvenirs will be pre-.
sented to every contestant
calling at our store. Remem-
ber: Contest closes Wednes-
day, June 3rd. l p. m. Mail
answers to
CONTEST DEPARTMENT.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27

Transportation worries can he over
come economically through the pur-
chase of a good used car one
of the many GOOD BUYS listed in to-
days Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1931-05-27

DEFORE now you IIlAV ndVC CIOoNSu
. at moderately priced motor
cars you thought were admirably
smart, but-IoOk at This Ch'y5ler
Eight De Luxe.
Before now you have driven
in moderately priced cars which
seemed to be very rich and very
comfortable, but we ask you-ride
in this one.
Before now you have driven
moderately priced cars you may
have considered to be highly
capable in performance, but again
we ask you-drTUr this one.
This de luxe edition of the
Chrysler Eight is patterned after
the magnificent Chrysler Imperial
Eight. 1t has that smart double
windshield with chrome-plated
frames; that lengthy sweep of
line; that extremely graceful effect
resulting from a low center of
gravity; that visible staunchness
that denotes car of fine quality
that G,IsOcra6c look.
1t has unusually snail stM<eG
and unusually large dTrs. main
tanning normal road clearance, but
greatly enhancing the cars smart
ness as we'll as adding much to de
luxe riding comfort. Five wire
The Washington times., 1931-05-27
Find The Five Faces
Win a Valuable Prize-Follow Directions

You are not alone on this lonely road. There
are five friends with you. See if you find them.
Outline the faces in pencil or otherwise in any
unique way you wish. Send in your answer to our
Contest Department now. Successful contestants
will be notified by mail Only one answer from
family. Contest closes Wednesday, June 3rd, PM.