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The Indianapolis times., 1932-09-23
CONQUEROR OF
BLAINE WACED
FIERY BATTLE
81 Year-0 Nominee for
Senator from Wisconsin
Is Go -Getter.'

A new meteor flares in wisconsin's
political skies He is John B. Chappe
young newspaper editor, who set cut two
years ago on one-man crusade to
smash what he termed the La Toilette
political racket" The Wisconsin pri-
msries have Just echoed his campaign
cries in votes. In this and succeeding
article. the United Press tells how Chap
pie and his regular Republican running
mates won the election
Evening star., 1932-04-07
Girls Wear
!, Girls Leatherette Rain

s Girls Leatherette Rain
coats; originally S5.. 81
s Girls Leatherette Sheep
lined Jackets; orig, $s.95.
SO Girls 81 Knit Dresses;
sizes 7 to 10. ..... soc
~ Girls S1.95 w 90 l
Dresses; broken sizes 81
n Girls sos w as h
Dresses; broken sizes,
sI.9s
IL Girls 81 Sweaters; sizes
30 to 80 ........... 29c
4 Girls Quilted Bathrobes;
orig. S. ............5 SOC
s Girls Wool Union Suits;
orig. Sl,5G ..... =. .39c
3 Girls Silk Lounging Pa
jamss: orig. $5.95. $3.50
I3 Girls ST Pleated Plaid
Skirts .............. .39c
70 pairs Girls SOC Sateen
Bloomers; sizes l6 and
IL 18................. .19C
8 Play Suits; sizes E, 7 and
8; orig. $3.50 ....... .29c
rs Boys and Girls soc
Button Waist Union
Suits ...............zSc
(Second Floor-The Hecht CO..
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TOiletries

60-IOc Curran Shampoo;
trial size ......... SC
Iz-75c BonciIIa Pow
der .............. .5Uc
So Jars Pinaud's
cream Sl.oO
~ bottles 7Sc Pinaud's
VegetaI ........... csc
IL bottles SOC Colgate's
Lotion .......... CSC
9 bottles 30c Woodbury's
Wave Lotion E. zoe
II bottles 3oc Pinaud's
Shampoo ........25 25c
IL tins CSC FlOramye Tai
cum ..............Z Z9c
z5-59c Novelty Containers
with Bath Salts. =. 2sc
4S-6Oc Cream Depila-
tory ............3Sc 3Sc
Is Water Bottles; pastel
Colors ............. .ZSc
Il0 Armour CASTLE Soap;
II bars for .60c
SOC Cutex c o m pact
Sets .......... ...t...2Sc
100 Lucite Manicure
Pieces .............1s 1sc
main Floor-The Hecht Col
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Boys Clothing

zoo. pairs Boys 81 Broad
cloth Pajamas; 4 to
18 ...............7 .79c
800 Boys 79c Pepperell
Broadcloth Shirts =. soc
Us pairs Boys Sl.95 Wool
Golf knickers, ! to
l8 .............. Sl.39
rs Boys Sl.79 Wool
Sweaters; sizes 8 to
~ SI.Ot
Is Junior Boys 81 Covert
Cloth Sports Suits; )
to 10 .............. .79c
2S8 Boys 79c Covert Cloth
knickers .59c
800 pairs Boys 81 Import
ed Linen knickers. .79c
6S Boys S1.65 Covert Cloth
and Khaki 3-pc. Camp
Suits; s to l6. Csc
(Second Floor-The Hecht Coz
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Rugs

Discontinued Patterns 100
SI0.05 KimIark Rugs;
6x9 ft.............S4 S4.95
150-S7.95 Fibre Rugs; size
415x6 it.. .S2.95
I00-S4.S0 Fibre Rugs; size
3x6 #. .Sl.95
I-S29.95 Wilton Rug;
41Ix71l ft..........S19.9
1-$39.50 American Orien-
tai Rug; 413x7H IT., Sz9.95
800 American Oriental
Rug; 6x9 ft......S49.S0
7-$4.95 American Oriental
Rugs; 1884 inches, SOS
7-Sz9.95 Administer Rugs;
size 712x9 it.. .$l9.9S
1z-$I.95 to S3.95 Rag Rugs;
24x48 to 30x60. .......S 81
2O-S5.95 Discontinued Gold
Seal Rugs; 9x9 it,, SOS
1-Ss5 American Oriental
Rug; as is, 9xl2. $29.95
I-SI0O American Oriental
Rug; 9xl2, as is, S59.50
1-S4o.50 Administer Rug;
9xl2 it.. as is..... Sl9.9s
(Sixth Floor-The Hecht CO..
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DOnnestics

Io-yard Bolt Part-linen
Crash; colored b or
ders ............... O1c
Cannon Bath Mats; ir-
regulars .... Z9c
Cannon Part-Iinen T ea
Towels 10 for 81
Linen Huck and Damask
Towels. .......4 for 81
3oc Appliqued Pillowcases,
pair SJk
S2.9S Solid Color or ColOred
Border Lady Pepperell
Sheet Sets .........S1.9S
13-piece Colored Border
Damask S e t; 54xS0
cloth .............S1.79
Fifth Wharf.-The Hecht Col
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Luggage

Is Women's S. Week End
Cases SOS
1-$lS.50 Dress Trunk; 30
inch size ........ .S13.95
S-$6.0S Women's Leather
Week End Cases .S3.95
3$47.50 Canvas-Covered
Wardrobe Trunks, S29.95
(Second Floor-The Hecht Co.l
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Glazed Pottery Table
Lamps, with shade 81
S0-S1.49 II an d tailored
CeIanese Shades. 81
I00-SI.59 Students Goose
neck Desk Lamps 81
2I-$3.95 Smoker Daven-
port mps, com
plcte .............S .S2.95
1S12.05 Alabaster Table
Lamps; silk shade, S9.9S
24-S8.5O Rem brand t
Lamps; parchmentized
shade .......... .S6.9S
(Fourth Floor-The Hecht Co..
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Mems
SDOrtsWear

10 pairs SOS Baseball
Shoes .SI.95
Is 75c and ST. Baseballs,
49c
20 pairs S1.50 Wool Golf
Hose ............ SIC
l pair $3.50 Wool knickers,
S5.95
22-sl and sl.s0 T ennis
Racket Covers 49,. soc
9 Mems S. to $3.50 Wool
knickers .......... .S3.9S
1 kroydon S1z Aristocrat
Driver ........... .N.95
SIS Kroydon Niblicks for
women ........... &.95
I-SS Kroy don Mashie
Niblick ........... .A.95
Is Mems S1.95 All-WoOl
Sweaters ........ .79C
20 No. 2 Eastman Box
Cameras ......... 69c
(Main Floor-The Hecht CO..
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HOneWares

s-S39.75 Hoosier Cabinets;
floor samples .......,S2S
Cast Aluminium Bacon and
Egg Fryers ..,.... ,sSc
5000 pieces Silver Plated
FIatware; all kin d $,
each ................7c
IS0-S9c Butcher Knives;
stainless steel .... .25c
I-SI0.95 Five-piece Bridge
Table Set ........S95
3Sl4.75 Five-piece Bridge
Table Sets Sl0.95
5O-S2.95 Metal Folding
Chairs; padded seats.
sl.95
6s-SI L n Markers
keep OFF Grass 39c
S0-SI Shoe Boxes; four
compartments SOC
10-S1.59 25-ft. Lengths OF
Garden Hose 81
S1-S1 Dog Door Stops; on
leash ...............69 .69c
4-S59.50 Table Top Gas
Ranges .S39.9S
1-$35 Hoosier China
Closet; floor sample SIS
(F.fth Floor-The Hecht Coz
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Gloves

65 pairs Womeu's Sl.39
l. a m b S kin Gloves,
soiled ..............,79c
Y pairs Women's SIS Pig
skin Gloves ..... SOS
os pairs Women's 81 Nov.
city PuII-on Fabric
Gloves ....n........ soc
(Main Floor-The Hecht Coz
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Cliders. Etc.

z-$7.95 Regulation Size
GIiderS .........S S5.9S
zS14.9S Six-cush ION
Gliders; as is. S7.95
2-S19.95 Tw passenger
GIiders, metal arms. $9.95
5S3.95 Large Sample Has
socks, as is ...... .S2.95
$3.50 to 81 Sample VIM
dow Shades, as is .I0c
13 Canvas Roll-ups, Aft,
wide, 712-ft. drop. 81
J Canvas Roii-ups; 5 #.
wide, IA #. drop. 81
Is Canvas Roll-ups; E it.
wide, 61l #, drop. .$I.zo
G Canvas Roll-ups; 7 it.
wide, TX #, drop Sl.z9
(Sixth Floor-The Hecht co..
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Stationery

37-SI Florentine Leather
Bookcases .......o9 o9c
IO-Sz.95 School Memory
Books ........... sl.SO
So School M e ory
Books ...............N
75c Jumbo Playing
Cards ....... 59c
34-75c Framed Pictures
of Washington SOC
IS-SI.95 Framed Minia-
lures .........-........SI SI
Is packages z5c Fancy
Bridge Matches 10c
I0O-SI to S. Boxed Sta
tionery ...... sec to Sl.50
3o-69c Book Ends; va
rious designs .... SOC
main F1oor-The Hecht CO..
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No Mail, Phone or C.. O. ID. Orders
UphOlsteries

I9c to Csc Drapery REM
nants-ma r quisette :,
voiles, cretonnes, chintz,
theatrical gauze, ca, 10c
3O0-39c Sample Tapestry
Squares; mostly bound,
29c
s pairs $19.95 Sample Dis
play Window and Door
Hangings; as s...S9.95
Is pairs Sample Curtains,
one of a kind. :I.... Csc
(Sixth Floor-The Hecht Coz
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WOnen's
SpOrtsWear

$50 Women's S1.19 TO Sl.9S
Sweaters .......... .o9c
z0O-Sl and $1.9S Blouses;
Jersey, cotton, batiste,
soc
e7-S7.95 Dresses an d
Suits .......-.. S4.'o
Wool Flannel or Roshan-
ara Crepe Skirts. .I.9S
Silk BIouses; prints or
solid colors ,... ,Sl.SS
Women's and Misses Pa
jamas and Negligees.
S3.o5
IS CoIorful Coolie Coats,
59c
10 pairs Terry Cloth Pa
iauas ............ .SZ.9S
20 Flannel Robes; small
sizes ....-...-.. .SZ.95
II Crepe de Chine and
ChaIlis Bed Sacques,
Si.9s
(Third Floor The Hecht co..
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COrsets

1S-SS.5O Girdles; sizes u.
%, 81 to "a. ........ .S3.95
2S Natures Rival Girdles:
70. %, "a and 80 :. .Sl.95
33-Ss Ensembles; sizes
"a, 36. 5S and 40. . .$3.95
23-SS.50 Founda t ions;
sizes 40 to "A. 80. S3.95
24-S7.50 Scanties; sizes 32
to 80 .............. 1895
1S-S12.50 Beautym o u d
Corsets; sizes "A to 80.
$S.9S
1S-S10.50 Beauty m ouId
GirdIes; "a to 81. .S8.95
11-SlS.50 Beauty m o Il ! d
Foundations; sizes 80 to
40 ...............S S10.95
(Third Floor, The Hecht co..
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Broken Lots
Mems Society
Brand Suits
$3.50
5000

Originally $40 to SOS
Desirable patterns. in greys,
blues and browns. Practi-
cally all sizes, in one group
or another.
$3.50 suits with one or two
trousers.
2 Seconds by Direct EleuGtOrs to
the Mems Clothing Depart
ment-Second Floor.
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270 Mems Ties
Reg. $l.50 to $3.50
ST .29
4 for S.

One and two of a kind. Re-
duced from our own stocks.
Hand tailored. Resilient
construction.
IA Mems 81 Adjustable
Bow Ties; 6oc, 3 for. 81
96 Mems Wash Ties; four
in-hands ......,....1 .10c
Is pairs Mems $l.9S Dress
Gloves ...............M
"a Mems $l.95 Mufflers and
Squares .1oc
2 Mems White Cotton
Gloves; size IL only, 2sc
800 Mems White Linen
Handkerchiefs; II for 81
900 Mems Colored Border
Handkerchiefs; II for 81
80 Mems Silk Shirts; col
lar to match. l3K, II,
Az. IS, 10, II and 18;
originally $2.95 ..... 81
Main Floor-The Hecht co..
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Uniforms

S0-S3 Uniforms; rayon
and broadcloth ......S
Ill Maids So Uniforms;
black only 81
Printed PercaIe Servicette
Aprons ........... S9c
Attractive Prin e d
Smocks ............. 81
(Third Floor, The Hecht CO..
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WOnen's Hose

6z pairs ST Scanned Back
Silk Mesh Hose. .79c
2I2 pairs 69c Full Fashion
ed Silk Hose ..... soc
J pairs Sl.9S Full Fashion
ed Silk Hose go. S1.3s
80 pairs Sl.S0 Full Fashion
ed Outsixe Silk
IIUSC Sl
Main Floor-The Height co..
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Thrift Shop
Dresses
$50 Women's ard Misses
81 and S1.9S Linen
Dresses .......... .S9c
IS Women's and Misses
S1.o5 and SOS Rayon
Crepe Dresses ....T
u Women's and Misses
sos and $3.95 Rayon
and Silk Dresses. =. SLIPS
80 Women's and Misses
S3.95 Silk Dresses. SIPS
Is Women's and Misses S.
Daytime and Afternoon
Dresses ........ s5.So
rs Women's and Misses
S7.oS Street, Afternoon,
Evening Frocks -. SIS
(Thrift Shop-Third Floor
and Main Floor Tables.)
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Lingerie

Women's Rayon French
Crepe Lingerie; gowns,
costume slips, chemise
and panties ......S 81
20S Women's soc Rayon
Flat Crepe Costume
Slips ............. 59c
46 Women's $3.9S Glove
Silk Pajamas ... SOS
main Floor-The Hecht Coz
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WOnen'S
Handkerchiefs

I52 Women's 10c Sport
Size Printed Cotton
Handkerchiefs, E for 39c
ESQ Women's 17c Hand
embroidered Linen Hand
kerchiefs ..........12i7c
Iz0 Mems SOC White Linen
Handkerchiefs 49,. 2Sc
Main Floor-The Hecht co..
Jewelry
100 pieces 59c Costume
JeweIry ........... SOC
I5o 89c Diam6 nd Cut Crys-
tai Necklaces ..... SOC
100 Simulated Pearl Neck
laces; !, z and )
strands ......... soc
50-$I.59 White Carved
Necklaces; 3 inches, soc
Mems and Women's S7.95
Swiss Watches -. .A.e5
(Ea{p EIcor-The Hecht Co
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Mems
Furnishings

~ Mems Ide Dress Shirts;
originally $3.50 10 $3.50,
Broken sizes. .89c
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
L. : : /.

that what you mean2 After
all, I AM that tyue. So I may
as we'll dress the part. And,
my darling, you do not know
what a relief it is to be able
to be myself again! Well, you
will never know. You've been
too sheltered, and you married
that sweet boy who would think
you looked like The Well Dressed
Woman no matter what you
wore. But /"
"Of course Joe always liked
my clothes. But didn't-didn't
your-I mean, Mr.. Shallor and
Mr.. Harris"
"Mr. Shallor!" Mile almost
spat through her teeth! That
convention-bound old libertine!
Don't you remember? How can
you forget those polo coats
horse blankets I call them
that he used to make me wear?
Ugh! I can remember those
slouch hats and brogues yet!
And dear old Deemie was just
as bad in his own way. A
seven-yard length of brocade,
preferably moth-eaten, with a
hole for the neck and arms was
his idea of something stunning
for evening. Oh, my soul, how
plain I was! And me, yearning
for velvetS and rhineStoneS and
lace!"
She laughed, and Val laughed,
a little less gayly, with her
There was Mile, back al -
The Washington times., 1932-10-08

a little. too, partly because she
felt that she had lost hers too.
But Millie smiled through the
mist of tears, said, But I must
not be sad. I must not make
you sad. We're going to be
gay! Oh. so gay and young
and happy together. Just the
way Deems would want it to
be-"
Looking at Millie as they
rolled toward Miles apartment
in the taxi, Val was surprised
to see how gay and happy and
we'll Millie did look.
Miles Curves
But not so young. The SLIM
ness, the pale, almost childishly
simple wool dresses that had
characterized her the last time
they were together had van
iShed as completely as poor
Mr.. Harris.
With a little start of surprise,
Val realized that for the first
time since she was grown up,
She was seeing Millie as she
used to look, years ago. A Mil
lie with frankly voluptuouS
curves, generous dash of
makeup, a big hat, and a fur!
"Millie, you look just the
way you used to look, when I
was a little girl"
Millie laughed with pleasure.
Darling! Oh, but I don't;
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
TIA, 7O2 and 7l8

PATTERNS TIA, 7O2 and 718
TIA. This design for spread
is very effective in running,
lazy daisy, stitches and French
knots. Measures Il by 80
inches.
7O2. A lady and a parasol
provide the interesting theme
for this spread and bolster.
Measures 81 by Is inches.
718. One Of the five dainty
motifs included in the pattern.
Attractive on card table covers,
curtains. towels, napkins, etc.
EACH Of these Transfer Pat
terms is 15c. (45c for the
three.) Send coins or stamps
(coins preferredO Please write
very plainly your NAME, AD-
DRESS and NUMBER Of each
pattern ordered.
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EDITION OF THE ANNE
ADAMS PATTERN CATALOG
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York City.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c)
in coins or stamps (cOinS pre-
ferredD, for each pattern. Write
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plainly your name, address and
style number. BE SURE TO
STATE SIZE WANTED.
THE FALL AND WINTER
EDITION OF THE ANNE
ADAMS PATTERN CATALOG
IS READY! Charming, flatter.
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newest and best house. street
and formal frOckS-cleverly de-
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and beautiful, practical models
for juniors and kiddieS. Lovely
lingerie patterns, and sugges-
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18th Street, New York City.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
VALENTINE"

(Continued from Magazine Page.
to count sheep going over a
fence.
OF course, the perfect Solu-
tion would have been the con-
vent. If Millie had only left
her with Sister AnastaSia, in
the peace of the church. She
could have stayed there for
ever, calm and good, praying
for the world. Another saint
like Sister Anastasia, only, of
course, better looking.
But it was too late to think
about that. She was on her
way to Lester, the train was
carrying her to him, at last.
She fell asleep toward morn
ing and dreamed that she was
lying in Testers arms, and he
was recoiling from her in horror
because she was calling him
"Joe."
She could hear hers elf
screaming Joe! Joel"
Awoke, face damp and hair
clinging to her wet forehead,
thankful for the noise, the
whiStling of a passing freight
train, that had kept her from
being heard all over the car.
Millie met her at the station
in Los Angeles.
They clung to each other.
Millie said. Il have lost my
husband" and wept. Val cried
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
Bv Hazel Livingston
By MiIt Gross
BY Walt Disney

old tricks. Disillusioning you
about the past that she had
once made so glamorouS.
well, Jim liked your clothes.
I have heard him say so. I re-
member it," she said stoutly.
Millie looked out the window.
eyes, he thought I was per-
feet. And I...I thought. :.
Val, are you trying to make me
get sentimental over the past?
Jim Atkinson was a sailor, with
a taste for Seashells and pretty
girls. And he had a big fat
mama and a half a dozen kids
waiting for him at home. He
said himself that it was good
job I sent him back, finally"
They both felt depressed for
a few moments. Through the
city the taxi took it's way.
They turned up a side street,
off the boulevard. The driver
leaned out, looking for numbers.
Millie said, tits in that apart
ment house over across the
street. The sort of Spanish
one. I hope you won't mind a
one room and kitchenette, and
sleeping with me in wall bed.
rather like it. It's sort of fun,
camping. And, of course it's
only temporary"
Continued Monday
upright. 1892. King Features
syndicate. Ins.1
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
SNAPPy WSE-CRACKS

AL Smith says he'll support
the Democratic ticket, but de-
clines to state whether it will
be in the style to which it has
become accustomed. IN o rfolk
Ledger-Dispatch.
Like a bee fitting from
flower to flower, the little
woman passed along the shabby
street, pauSing at every open
door for a few words with the
occupant.
Mrs. Green watched her for
awhile, and then said to Mrs.
Brown: Busy little woman,
amt she? Always running up
and down."
You're right" replied Mrs.
Brown, acidlN Always running
The Washington times., 1932-10-08

up bills and running down the
neighbors. ."-Everybody's.
Look here" said one angry
fellow to another, did you say
that my mother-in-law had a
face like my bull-terrier?"
ct did" replied the other.
What about it?"
Take off your coat" shouted
the first. "Nobody'S going to
say things like that about my
dog and get away with it."
-OutSpan.
youth calls to youth" the
poet says,
And it's a good thing, too;
If youth did not, the telephones
Would bring less revenue.
Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
The Girl Who Obeyed Her Heart

I was so young then-younger
than you are now-well, prac-
tically speaking, I did marry
young, you know. But, of
course, that's a long time ago
and 1--we got big girl for a
daughter now!"
"Oh, you still look young"
Val assured her Loyalty. She
did! And when she wasn't so
plump she'd look younger still.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08
PLANES FIGHT PEST

GERVAIS, Ore. QN.S)-Air-
planes are being used here to
combat thripe, a disease which
affects onions during the latter
part of the growing season, dead
ening and whitening them. A
mixture of powdered lime and
sulphur is sprinkled on the fields
by an airplane flying low.
The Washington times., 1932-10-08

But what I meant was your
clothes. Of course they're
modern, but they-well, they
are the same KIND of clothes
you had them"
Up to Old Tricks
Millie smoothed the immense
fox collar of her close fitting
black cloth coat.
"Hmmm - picturesque, isn't
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
Auto Crash
hizs Young
Cherokee

John Moore, 20, Cherokee In
dian, ended two hapless days
with the palefsces yesterday
when Judge Ralph Given in
Traffic Court sent him to jail
for 80 days on four charges.
After his automobile collided
with that of Harold Hardy, %,
of Branchville, Nd. in front of
the White House. Hardy chased
Moore to the 1000 block of
Canal Rd. N. W., where a police
man Hardy picked up en- route
placed Moore under arrest.
The sentences were imposed
on charges of leaving the scene
of an accident, bad. brakes, no
permit and no signal device.
Before he was sent to Jail
Moore lived with other members
of his family in a tent near
Cherrydale, Va. police said.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
WEIGHT
COAL SCALES
CORRECTED
Specially Equipped Truck
Eliminates All Errors,
Commissioners Told

. Seventy five per cent OF
scales used in sale Of coal and
other large commodities in the
District weighed incorrectly
and cost consumers hundreds
of thousands of dollars until a
large truck for conveying
weights in tests of heavy ca
pacity scales was purchased
during the last fiscal year,
Superintendent of Weig h S
George M. Roberts so informed the
District Commissioners today In
his annual report.
The report stated:
"On the initial test Of all
large scales after the truck in
question was acquired about IS
per cent Of the large scales were
found to weigh incorrectly.
Most of the inaccuraCy operated
against purchasers, and 1t Is
probable that consumers OF cOal
in the District have in the past
lost hundreds. of thousands OF
dollars because this department
was unable to secure adequate
facilities for properly testing
large scales"
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bottom one of little bit of
change" was revealed in two re-
ports filed by policemen in Police
Court.
Police said Frank Marion Led
roux, 25. of the 1900 block En-
erson st. N. W.. who was charged
with transportation of liquor
after his arrest while driving an
automobile with II containers
into an alley near Sixth and II
Streets Northwest. told them a
man named Joe" paid him $2S
a week. Ledroux was held for
the Grand Jury under $500
bond, by Judge John P. Nc
Mahon.
James Tyler, colored. "a. the
1900 block N st. N. W., arrested
near Twentv-sixth and 1 Streets
Northwest, said he was delivering
a half gallon of liquor for a boot
logger for some Change" and
that he was out Of q job, accord.
ing to Policeman r. E. Talbot.
He demanded a jury trial on a
possession charge.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
DISTRICT cop.
To RALLY

The first general meeting of
the Districts Hoover-Curtis Cam
paign Club will be conducted TO-
night in the National Capital
Republican Club. Sixteenth Street
and Scott Circle.
Charles B. Rugg. assistant Attor-
ney General, and Judge Ira E.
Robinson. Of West Virginia. for
mer chairman Of the Federal
Radio Commission, are among
speakers listed.
Edward F.. Colladay, Republi-
can national committeeman for
the District, who will preside, said
today:
I'VE plan to give eur mem
berS and guests the experience
Of an Old-faShiOned Republican
campaign rally. I can promise
them two inSpiratiOnaI speeches
outlining the issue of the cam
paign and some excellent enter
tainment features. Officers in
charge Of local campaign work
will make full reports Of their
activities and plans will be laid
for future activities"
Male and female members of
the club will assist Chairman
Colladay at tonight'S rally.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
BOARD To MAKE
BUDGET STUDY

The board Of directors of the
Alexandria Chamber of Com
.merce yesterdays appointed a
committee to study the 1882 city
budget and cooperate with the
council! in securing a lowered tax
rate without loss of efficiency
in operating the city govern
ment.
The water committee reported
and recommended that a survey
of the cost of building a munich
pal water plant be obtained and,
il found to be practicable, that
the funds be sought from the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton.
The committee will report it's
findings to the water committee
of the city council at its meet
ing tonight.