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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
BEAUTY WINNER
GOES ON TRIAL

NICE. France. MAY 19-Pl-Mrs.
Charlotte Observation-Disclosures. former
ST. Louis, Mo, beauty contestant,
goes 10 trial tomorrow for the kill
ing OF Fred Observation-Disclosures.
wealthy Philadelphia theatre own
or.
The state will ask a verdict or
guilty for 'murder with excuse OF
p~rovocatiOn.~ the punishment for
which is from two to five years in
prison. The defense. headed by
Louis GaSsin. the Riviera's great
est criminal lawyer, Is expected 10
plead self-defenSc.
Magistrate Vauchier. will sit in
the case and the jury win be drawn
from a panel Of reputable business
men.
The prosecution announcement. h
would ask an intermediate penalty
has complicated the plans OF def
ense attorneys. Ordinarily. III an
extreme verdict IS demanded for a
husband Staying the woman def
endant Is accorded a speedy ac-
quittal. In this case. the state Is
believed 10 be proceeding more
discreetly with the hone Of making
an example Of the prisoner.
Mrs. NiXon-N irdlinger. rs. has
confessed 10 firing two shots into
his body In the bedroom Of their
villa. claiming he had threatened
her lie In a jealous rage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Authority On Bird
Life VIII Arrive

Efforts to arrange for talks by
Dr. T. G. Pierson. president Of the
National Audubon Society. before
tervice clubs Of Brownsville are be-
ing made by the local chamber OF
commerce.
DR.. Pierson will arrive in the VAL
ley probably the latter part Of this
week. to study the birds on Green
Island. and in the Valley in general
He is one Of the greatest authori-
ties in the nation on bird life, and
Is an interesting speaker.
Some expansion in tie bird con-
rervation work in the Valley is ex-
pected after his visit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
EGA ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF'S SALE
THE "A OF X
rnTrNrU IN nNr

COUNTY OF CAMERON
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that by virtue of a certain Order
Of Sale issued out Of the Honorable
District Court Of Cameron County
at Law on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1881 by II. D.. Seago. Clerk
Of said Court, for the sum OF
Three hundred sixty-seven and
95-l00 dollars and costs or suit.
under a Judgement, in favor Of
Texas Bank e. Trust Co, in a GER
tain cause in said Court, No. $3.50
and styled. Texas Bank a. Trust
Co. OF Brownsville. VS.. Calixto
Hino1osa et al, placed in my hands
for service. I, w. F. Brown. as
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Tex
as, did on the 18th day Of Febru-
airy, 1881. levy on certain Real Es-
tate, situated in Cameron County
Texas. described as follows, to-
wit: All Of OF Lot No. | Of Block
No. 9s Of the City OF Brownsville.
Cameron County. Texas, and levied
upon as the property OF Calixto
HinojoSa and others and that on
the first Tuesday in June, 1881, the
same being the End day Of said
month, at the Court House door
Of Cameron County. in the City
OF Brownsville, Texas. between the
hours Of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. by
virtue Of said levy and said Order
Of Sale. I will sell said above des-
cribed Real Estate az public ven-
due, for cash 10 the highest bidder.
as the property Of said Calixto
HinojoSa and Others. and in COM
pliance with law, ! give this notice
by publication, in the English
language. once a week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately
preceding said day Of sale. in the
Brownsville herald, a nevspETtr
published in Cameron County.
Witness my hand this 18th day
of May, 1881.
w. r. BROWN. Sheriff.
Cameron County, Texas.
BY T.. A. Jagou. deputy
5-l2-l9-26-3t-4035
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

A company has been formed IN
Siam TO conduct an air mail SER
vice between Batavia ard Amster-
dam.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

Leath from heart disease In
creased IS per cent ~ Idaho ~ 1880
as compared 10 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
MIXED CAR
RULE HELP
TO SHIPPERS
Potato And Cabbage
Shippers Are
Benefited

The mixed car rule, which went
into effect this spring. has proved
a saving factor to the Valley in
view OF the uniformly unfavorable
prices for vegetables this year.
This opinion was expressed here
by j. r. Blanton. traffic manager
OF the Brownsville Chamber Of
Commerce. who was a member Of
the Valley committee which secured
this mixed car rule.
The old rule provided that all
produce in a car take the rate OF
the highest vegetable in IL.
The new rule provides that each
vegetable take its Owl rate.
The effect OF the e rule Is
shown In the tremendous increase
in mixed car movement during tie
past two months. This year. with
the Valley as a whole about 5000
cars behind last year. mixed car
movement has already reached 6100
cars. as against 500 for the entire
season Of 1929-30.
Blanton said that the rule prov
ed a great help 10 potato grow
GAS anu 10 CdODdkc kIOWeTS. ADOuL
as many cars Of potatoes moved in
mixed a shipments this year as
straight cars. around 14O0 each.
Last season only q total Of 300 cars
Of potatoes moved In mixed cars.
being almost barred by the fact
that they took a much higher rate
in mixed cars than in straight cars.
The cabbage shipped in mixed
CARROTS brought uniformly good re-
turns to growers and shippers, in
spite OF practically no price for
cabbage In straight cars during a
large part Of the season.
The great advantage in mixed
car shipments is that a car can be
made up and shipped to a snail
town. opening more markets. max
ing possible greater Investigation,
and bringing a fair price for all the
commodities, since the markets are
not elutted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

ager OF the research department
for the Houston chamber.
Mr.. Roussel enclosed a clipping
from the wall Street Journal I'm
which it Is reported that Florida's
exports OF grapefruit to Europe
have trebled. II is further stated
that European markets have been
induced 10 accept second grade
fruit to the extent OF one third or
their imports.
Florida frozen Juice Is soon 70
be introduced into Europe. the
newspaper clipping sets forth.
Valley interests are considering
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Traditional
Glass Day
May IS

BELTON, May I9.-ClaSS Day
exercises are traditional on Baylor
College campus. On Monday after
noon. May Is, the seniors will robe
the Juniors in the conventional Sc
Nor garments. and will turn over
the key TO the senior room to them.
Dorothy Tolliver, Lane City. pres
ident Of the 1881 seniors. will turn
over her powers to Georgia Staple
ton Allen. Georgetown, Miss, pres
ident of the 1892 seniors.
Miss Neal. who is Texas first
and only woman senator. will ad-
dress the seniors Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. Following her ad-
dress Dean z. q. Townsend will
present the seniors 10 President
Hardy who will award the diplo-
mas.
The annual meeting OF the Board
Of Trustees of Baylor College will
be held Tuesday morning preceding
the exercises.
Trustees are: r. r. Dallas. pres
ident: DR.. r. T. Wilson, Temple:
Roy Sanderford, Bolton: G. r.
Little. Bolton; Rev. c. r. Shirar,
Temple Mrs. Matte K. Taylor.
Seymour: Mrs. II. L. Kokernot, San
Antonio: Rev. r. G. Campbell. Lub-
book: Mrs. T. c. Jester, Houston:
Robert James. Bolton: j.. r. Glen.
Dallas: DR.. w. H. Mckenzie, Wax
ahachie.
Mrs. Lon A. Smith. Austin: Frank
London. Corpus Christi: DR.. G. VI.
Edwards. Fort Worth: Rev. J. How
ard Williams. Corsicana; j. @.
Read. HillSboro: Or. L. r. Talley,
Temple: Mrs. r. l.. Barclay. Tenn
pie: DR. K. p. West. Houston: Mrs.
J. r. Mutt. Lufkin; DIR /. E. Gates.
San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
MILITIA KEEPS
NEGROES SAFE
AS MOB RACES
Rifle Fire and Gas
Bombs Used To
Defend Jail

ELBERTON, Ga, May ls-R-
Two white men were in a hospital
today with gunshot wounds re-
ceived while national guardsmen
defended the Jail against a mob
seeking 10 remove two negroes
charged with attacking a white
woman.
Meanwhile, the negroes were
started TO Atlanta by guardsmen
early today for safe keeping after
a night OF mob activity that was
suppressed only by use OF rifle fire
and tear gas bombs. Four COM
panies Of guardsmen. including a
machine gun company, were call
ed TO duty around the jail between
yesterday afternoon and midnight.
Earlier in the day members OF
the mob, in automobiles, attempt
ed to seize four other negroes ar
rested in the case while officers
we're taking them to Athens. Ga.
At Athens a crowd c~ongregated
around the jail but was soon dis
persed.
liz IlOD IAASL Az aliCA LGtAC AdAE
IN the afternoon when the negroes
were placed in Jail. At the time IL
was known that only q was un-
der arrest. The Ruardsmen were
placed on duty after appeals 70
Governor L. G.. Hartman from To-
cal officials.
Two local units Of the national
guard roped off a deadline around
the Jail. The mob soon grew 10
$500 or more and cut the ropes,
surged into the TALL, and beat the
locks on the cells OF ore OF the
negroes before they were repulsed
Outside the Elberton fire depart
ment played streams OF water on
the mob until members seized the
hose and turned II on the firemen
and the guardsmen. Then the
guardsmen hurled tear gas bombs,
but the mob ~boomran-ed them
back. Rifle fire followed and Emory
Edwards and Lyn Crowder. both Of
Elberton, fell with wounds in their
legs.
One round OF fire curbed the mob
considerably. but tear gas bombs
were used intermittently.
One OF the negroes under arrest
here is named Nc Cally and the
other John Downer. Assistant
Chief OF Police c. W. Johnson said
Downer had confessed 10 particl-
patton in attacking the woman. but
placed most OF the blame on Nc
Cally.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Cavalry Has Important Part
Modern Warfare, Says Chief

Cavalry plays an important part
in modern warfare. although 1t
is popularity thought that cavalry
has been losing favor in military
circles.
This was revealed in a memoir
andum issued BY Headquarters
Sixth Corps area. Chicago. and the
leading military commanders OF
the world r quoted.
General John j. Pershing Is
quoted as saying, There is not In
the world today an officer Of dis
tinction. recognized as an author
ity on military matters in a broad
way, who does not declare with
emphasis that cavalry is as I'M
portant today as 1t has ever been"
Brownsville should be proud OF
its army post II the Twelfth
cavalry stationed here a local man
said Saturday. This part OF the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Assoeisted Press Photo

military may be as important as
aviation in the next war
General Summerall, a recent
visitor in the Valley. says. There
has been a great deal Of miSin-
formation broadcaSted relative 70
the cavalry. Il is a fact that cavalry
Is Of far more importance than 1t
has ever been"
General Frank Parker, sixth
corps area commander, saws. IN ali
the history or war, cavalry was
never o important that it IS
today"
Cavalry will continue to be i'm
portant,' said Marshal linden
burg. OF the German army. There
were many times when ! wished l
had more OF it."
Marshall Haig. OF England: Cav
airy Is indispensable-nOt only TO
act merely as mobile infantry. but
TO reap the fruits Of victory. With
out cavalry IL would have been
impossible 70 have held the posi-
tons at Ypres or 10 have held the
German attack"
Marshal Foch Of France. says.
"On the Western front. cavalry
especially participated in the de-
fenSive battles where they were
engaged at the most difficult min
utcs-the large cavalry units.
thanks 70 their own mobility. were
able To intervene in time and
bring the precious assistance Of
their fire to the weak points OF the
defense"
Although umor have circulated
that border posts may be CONSOLE
dated, and some points abandoned.
there has been no basis for
the rumors, ID vas said here Sat
urday.
Fort Brown will remain. and In
all probability Improvements will
be made in the near future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
DO YOU WANT
A BABY?

Any married woman denied the
blessing OF a baby should write az
once 10 DR.. II. @. DePew. Suite
MBS, Coates House, Kansas City,
Nc. he doctor is sending free.
postpaid, for the next 80 days. his
regular dofarsize non-spe cific
treatment, based on Glandular ac-
tivity. which has been used with
happy results by thousands OF wo-
men. No. G. o. d., no cost, no
obligation. Simply send name. and
the treatment will be mailed In
plain Wrapper with booklet. Child
less Marriages" Write at once as
only a limited supply Of these
treatments will be sent free this
month.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Sexton To Return
For Summer Visit

Harry L. Sexton. minority clerk
Of the House OF Representatives,
and formerly a local newspaperman,
will return TO Brownsville next weck
TO spend part Of the summer. He has
been active recently. as Congress
man John Gamers secretary, help
ing on projects Of Valley interest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Application Permit
For Bus Line Filed

Application for permit TO operate
q bus line between Matamoros and
the Mexico cities Of Victoria and
Tamaulipas has been filed with
Mexican officials by NJ. j. Kelson
Of Los Angeles. former Texas bus
line official. according 20 a COM
munication received here today.
He expects to open and operate a
bus line over this route as o as
the highway is in shape for travel.
which IS expected the latter part
Of the summer Or early IN the fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Line TO
STORE CITRUS
San Benito Hears Plans
Of Steamship Company
To Refrigerate
CBy Staff Correspondent

Wy o0HAA
SAN BENITO, May ia steam
ship line using the port at HouS-
ton Is considering the refrigeration
OF perishables. including. oranges
and grapefruit, for domestic and
export use, according to a letter re-
ceived by the chamber Of CON-
merce from q. @. Roussel. man
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

the establishment uf N fruit "
ing plant.
Fortda's success IN exporting
citrus fruit TO Europe should ba
encouraging 10 the Valley. Accord
ing to y. =. Bel, manager of tho
local chamber.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
NO DAN RESULTAnO LAS
MAQU1NAS DE MORTAR
CANA

Fort Myers, Enero " Las
maquinas de cortar GINA que
esta utilizando la Southern Su
gar Co. en- ell area de Clewis-
ton, no han resultado ser ente-
ramente satisfactorias y a me-
nos que una radical mejora Sc
haga negros deberan ser EN- :
pleados para terminar ell cor
te. Fsta fue la opinion EXPIRE
sada aquf hoy por el juez Geo.
w. Whitehurst, que tiene la
Jurisdiction sobre la compania
en- caracter de recibidor.
E. juez visit6 los campos de
cana la semana pasada Y ma
mana ira a Clewiston a DIR los
irformes sobre los progresses
hechCs.
La inversion hecha en- los in
genios y los campos de cana
es de $21, 100000.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
Ell SENADO Y LA CAMARA
ESTAN DE NUEVO EN- DES-
ACUERDO

Washington, Enero 6.-Sir
perder TEMPO, ell senado Y la ca
mara de nuevo estan hoy en- cen
flicto.
Una conferencia esta en- pers
pectiva para arreglar las dife
rencias entire los dos cuerpos so
bre ell credito de alivio a Gauss
de la sequfa, aprobado aver DIES
pues que Ell congreso comenzl
sus actividades.
Los jefes de la administra
ci6n esperan que los 15,000,0 0(
para alimentos, anadidos por e
senado al credito de as, 900, 00C
para prestamos sean rechazados
por la camara y despues quita-
dos por la comisi6n mixta.
FL dla de hoy fue escogldo pol
ell comite de creditos del senado
para estudiar ell problema de los
sin trabajo Y la situaci6n deri
vada de la sequia. John Barton
Paine, p~residente de la Cruz Re-
ia, Y el director del negociado DE-
caminos, Mr.. Nc Donald, fue
ron los primeros testigos llama
dos para decir 10 que Sc ha he
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
A FLOTA DE HIDROS TIA
LIANOS ESTA CRUZANDO
Ell

Bolama, Guinea Portuguese,
Enero 6.-Dos hidroplanos tia
'ianos cruzan hoy Ell sur del At
antico en- direction de Natal,
Brasil, realizando uno de los
mas ambiciosos proyectos en- la
historic de la aviaci6n.
Sin arredrarse por ell NAL
Tempo los aeroplanos fueron
iespegando, uno por uno, a las
.os de la madrugada y en- la mss
,ompleta obscuridad comenza-
ron ell vuelo de 1900 millas ha-
eia la America del Sur.
Con una velocidad de Glen mi.
las por bora, su comandante, el
isal Italo Balbo, ministro de a.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
DEL CoNCIEG
TO NOCTURNO DE LA OF
QUESTA DE A
= IA GXCETA

La orquesta de Frank Grasso
subvencionada por Ell munich
pic, ofrece,a hoy dos concer
tos en- ell parque de Plant, uno
las 3 de la tarde y otro a la
I7:30 de la noche. A
En- ell de por la noche too
las siguientes pleas: Mar
"Pozieres', walls Old Ti1
DANA de festival y Ell walls
horas, "Czardas del ballet Ctf
relia", overture de Guillerm'
Tell.
Segunda parte: Parafrasis d
Ell Moline en- ell Vale, I'm Pc
D'Amour, description en- sUn;
Pajarerfa; solo por la Sra. M
define Cardinal, y Marcia FL
taSia Napolitana. ID
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

cho y 10 que Sc va a hacer para
extender los socorros.
Manana sera dido ell director
del comite de ayuda a los sin ira
bajo, Mr.. Woods.
Una moci6n del senador de-
m6crata Walsh, de Montana, pr
diendo Sc reconsideren los NOM
bramientos de los comisionados
de electricidad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
~
NsSUIGI BARZINI'
La ciencis los casacIismos

Una vez mac Ell mundo inte-
rroga a la cienSSs moderna So
hre la esfinge de rs terremo-
tos, pero los cataclismos teldri-
cos contindan siendo aun enig-
ma Undesirable de la natura-
leza. La sismografia es una
'ciencia que ha hecho grandes
progresses en- los ultimos amos.
Sc han inventado Instruments
delicadisimos con que tomarle
ell pulse a la terra. Pero estos
Instruments actuan como los
term6metros. Senalan la fie-
bre, indican los grades de su
intensidad, pero nunca denun-
clan las causas del NAL.
La unica cosa que sabemos
hoy con certeza es que los te-
rremotos son mas frecuentes
de 10 que Sc crefa o imaginaba
en- ell pasa3o. 81 Sc toman en-
cuenta a1n las mas ligeras U.s.
cilaciones de la costra terres-
ire Sc tiene que ell n1mero de
los terremotos llega a no me-
nos de $4,000 por ano, de los
cuales, por fortuna, solo I'm MI
nero muy pequeno assume pro
porciones de violencia y pro-
duce catastrofes.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

viaci6n de Italia, espera llegar a
Natal entire 16 y 20 horas de
vuelo,
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
DESERTO PARA HACERSE
LA TRIPU-
LAGOON DE UN UQU A
MERICANO

Constantinopla, Enero 6. -
Los oficiales del vapor 9neri-
cab Hopatcong revelarq hoy
atui que la tripulaci6n dsmar
co Sc habfa amotinadQ nb@
tado en- Odessa, pu} aa.
del Mar Negro, dejan .for,o
rido captain y oficia eosg
tarea de traer ell
Constantjnopla.
Ell Hpatcong sFes n
New York con UNI : D.
turca contratadaA 10
En- Odessa Sc dej6 desem-
barcar a la marineria y los
hombres regresaron despueS
informandole al captain quk
sc habian hecho comunistas.
Trato ell captain de evitar
1ue Sc marcharan y entonces
lie dieron una punalada por ell
pecho, hiriendolo de gravedad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

-
%Apte italiana A3lelita GALL
CGci, que manafa por la 4oche
Para un concerto en- Ell A9aito-
rrJoNunicipaf, bajo los auspicios
de la fAia Zendah Grotto.
Gran Mmero de localidades
Sc han vendido en- los ultimos
dias, seg1n ell director del audi
torio, Mr.. Nat d. Rogers.
La Galli-Curci, que ACADIA de
regresar de I'm viaje por Ingla-
terra, es quizas la mas famosa
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
RECOMPENSA DE $4,000
POR LA CAPTURA DEL A
SESINO

Tarpon Springs, Enero g.
Por la captura del asesino del DR.
Archie McAllister, jefe que era
de sandal, Sc han ofrecido re-
compensas que montan a $4,000.
Los comisionados del conda-
do de Pinellas han ofrecido
So, 800, $500 ell sheriff Booth y
$500 los comerciantes locales.
Tiene la policfa en- su poder
los cartuchos usados en- la esc&1
peta del asesino. Ell criminal III
j6 huellas comprobando la III
licfa que Sc march6 por una du
slle que cierra al fondo del hospN
donde sup6nese que 10 es-
ba I'm autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
MATRIMONIOS

Javier Amores, Fl, y Edna
Mills, 10; Jose A. Vaides, 25,
y Blanca ez, 10; Dennis
Rudolf Luyonia Tin
au~ ar
The Washington times., 1931-10-05
CADILLAC

CADILLAC 1928 sever. passenger Touring.
bod" soft gh iegSthsr uphoiStssry. rood tires al
around, trunk rack and every appoint:
ment for genuine comfort A., Anr,u nnusgs1 gg,h
and NJ Sta W
The Washington times., 1931-10-05
RULES of CONTEST

Every day for ten d0 consecutive
days from Sunday October 4
to Tuesday, October 10 inclusive
The Washington Herald and
Times will publish on this page the
pictures Of three automobile show
rooms located in Washington, with
insert photos Of the managers Of
their used car department {.
making a total Of 30 showrooms
and 80 used car managers.
1t IL not necessary to completely
solve all Of the 80 solutions pre-.
sented to enter the contest. The
awards will he based on the great.
est number Of correct solutions pre-.
sented by an, one contestant after
the finish of the contest on october
13. Both accuracy and neatness will
count in the awarding Of the prizes.
It is not necessary to present the
solutions in an elaborate manner.
The contest is open to everybody
except employees of the Washing
ton Times Company and their fam.
lilies.
All you have to do is to clip out
each of the three pictures published
each day and under each one list
the informa ton asked for in the
space at the right of this para
graph. Hold the complete set of 80
pictures until the end of the contest
on October 13.
The Washington times., 1931-10-05
WANTEIEAUTOAlOBII.Es .Es
~SHsKRwEHoRR EoR :. .Y25IR 96IRS I.lSgsP sPP cas-

CASH for your Car without 0
doubt ] pay highest prices. II
car 10 not paid for, will pay your
undue balance. give you the differ
ence In cash. No delay. See Mr..
Barnes, 172e 1Sth st. Decatur 2S00,
The Washington times., 1931-10-05
WATCH THiSSpace FOR GROUP of SHOWROOM PICTURES-N03
Automobiles (135)
REIlCK

BUICK 1929 Coupe, with rumble seat; Hj
black: complete In appointments and per
formance S695. Emerson & Orne. 18th
and NJ SITS n. ".
car shows exceptional care and the
body finish interior and equipment are ex.
cellent: good tires all around thick brake
son 4 Orme 17th and n Sts. =. W.
BUICK 1880 Master Country CIun Coupe.
wonderful buy at $QS6 Ace Motor
Co.. 14th and Ste N W DEC S64O.
The Washington times., 1931-10-05
Automobiles (l35)
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES

4 COMPLETE STOCK oF NEW MODELS
st special prieee; all makes used ma
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES,
1882 14TH ST. N W.
DECATUR 6O5b.
LATE model used motorcycles, reaS prices
The Washington times., 1931-10-05

wILLYs.KNIGHT SEDAN. 1927
Good condition, new paint lob. A bar.
gain az $3.50; small down payment, bal.
w wL6sTINE,T Nicholson MOTOR CO
Hyattsvtlle. Nd. Hyatts. 1920
Open ewes. and Sunday
The Washington times., 1931-10-05
Want Miscellaneous

TURNIrilRE oUuRhI ana sUId. GOVd prIces
naId Marsoline 32O aIh Wv NE NSan
FURNITURE of every description bought
for cash. Highest prices. Prompt and
courteous service. Cali Douglas NET. 1919
The Washington times., 1931-10-05
DETAILS of AWARDS

Cash awards totaling 500 will be
given by The Washington Times
Company to the four persons sub.
mittine the most accurate and neat.
est set of answers for the one to
thirty sets OF pictures presented
turing this contest. The awards will
be as follows: FIRST PRIZE. $50:
SECOND PRIZE. $25: THIRD
PRIZE, $40; FOURTH PRIZE, IS.
All awards will be made strictly
in accordance with the rules set
forth in this contest and according
to the decisions reached by officials
of the American Automobile Asso.
citation, who will act as judges
All entries must he mailed to the
Automobile Showroom Picture Con-
test Editor. The Washington Times
Company. Room POI, 1917 H St.
N. W., and must be postmarked
not later than u o'clock midnight,
Thursday, October 18th.
Back copies Of showroom pictures
can be had only by applying in per-
son at The Washington Times Com.
pany. 1917 H st. N. w.
Questions regarding the contest
will be answered by the Automobile
Showroom Picture Contest Editor.
District $3.50, branch 266. Entries
will be answered by the Automobile
ant.
Announcement Of awards will be
published in The Washington Her
aid on Sunday, October IS.