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La opinión., 1935-08-04
EN- SUS
PROPIoS DOMINioS

'Pero voy a r~eferirle otro case, ell
de Manuel Perez. que fue partido-
rio de Jimenez de Lara en- 1927. Una
noehe, un esbirro garridista lie asses
to fuerte golpe en- la cabeza con una
barra de hero, con 10 que tuvo
para permanecer en- estado coma
toso, cerca de un mes; y hace ocho
amos que Manuel Perez no sale de
ST casa, por estar amenazado de
muerte. Inocencio Morales Y sus
tres hijas hacfa tres amos que no
abandonaban su domicilio por iden-
tico motive.
La opinión., 1935-08-04

de uno de los "vieilantes" me spun
taba al pecho; despues otra y otras
mas, hasta que no me quedo duda
de que Sc tratabs de un lincha-
miento.
LOS a~saItantes me amarraron en-
seguida, me subieron en- un auto
y me llevaron al monte, como a nue.
We miIlas de distancia, dejandome
amarrado y descanzo.
"Me preguntaban donde estaban
las llaves. pero no quise decirles.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
.Ha Seguiido....

fuentes autorizadas.

en- fuentes autorizadas.
Ell Presidente de la rep1Jiics. Sc
gun los informantes. despues de vi
star a Patzcuaro, sc internaran en-
terra caliente con ell objeto de CO.
nocer las necesidades de los cam
pesinos.
Ell Presidente de la repdb!iea, Sc
gun los informantes, despu5s de vi
star a Patzcuaro, Sc internara en-
terra caliente con ell objeto de CO.
nocer las neeesidades &c los cam
pesinos.
La jira del general Cardenas por
terra caliente durara no menos de
dos semanas, terminaron diciendo
los informantes.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
ALCOHOLISMO

Els su Padre. Esposo. Hermano o
Kijo vfctima del habito del licor 7
81 es asi SEROSOL puede da-sele
secretamente, en- su casa, en- cafe.
sopa, cualquier lfquido o alimento
suaye. jugo de frutas. No contiene
drogas o narcoticos que former ha-
bito. usado y r~ecomendado por Doc
torres. Hospitales. enfermeras. Sc
rosol es ell tratamieEto mas SECURE
y rapido para ell Alcoholismo. y no
es costoso Tratamiento para 81
dfas. $500 porte pagado, en- empa-
que sencillo. SEROSOL. 524 So.
Spring ST., Room 302. Tel. Mutual
2675. Los Angeles. Calf. 49,
La opinión., 1935-08-04

Continue su edueaci6n por medic
de la lectura. Nunca es tarde 49,
%aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
catalogo de libros GRATIS. - IL
RRERiA LoZANo, 2o3 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles, Calf.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
CONSEJO DE
MINISTRIES

ciUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto 8.
Ell licenciado Silvano Barba Con-
zalez, Secretario de Gobernacion,
manifesto hoy a los periodistas cue
no ha sido fijada adn la fecha en-
que Sc celebre ell Console Gel Ga
blnete con ell P~residente Cardenas.
"Sera ell propio Primer Magistra-
do quien senale ell dia del acuerdo
La opinión., 1935-08-04
VENTAS DE CASAS

CASA 4 cuartos Stucco, garage. Tote
grande. cerca caro- amarillo, pre-
clio $3.50 entire pequeno. Sl2 men,
suales.-Casa 5 cuartos Stucco, en-
Montebello, precio $3.50. entre....
$3.50, mensual SEE Casas. 6 y 3
cuartos, lote, garage doble, $3.50
entire $3.50 Y $50 m~ensuales. Abier-
to domingos. JOSE ORONOZ, 1916
Whittier Blvd, Telefono: ANgelus
1926. QD
La opinión., 1935-08-04

Ia de otros Estados. Mientras Garrido, retirado aparen-
temente O no, de la cosa p1b!ica, continue viviendo libre
en- Mexico, ell peligro continuara Iatente, y la energica
actitud del Presidente Cardenas tomada EN- ell case de
Tabasoo, habra sido solo I'm beHo sueho.
Hombres dahinos como Garrido, deben desaparecer
del seno de la sociedad EN- que han vivido: o invitarlo a
que abandone ell pals, 81 Sc quiere ser cIemente con quien
no ha tenido elemental para la vida humana; o que per-
manezca en- Mexico, pero en- la carcel.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
SENORAS CASADAS

periodic irregular o suspendido has
Ia por tres meses, aliviado inme-
diatamente con iiCLlTOl! 500 u
mas cuantas dosis y ell resultado vie
ne. No tiene riesgo. no Sc inteTpone
con su trabajo. Quitese esa duda.
;Ordene este remedio hoy mismo.
Fuerza entera s2.35. muy effective.
Para casos largos y ~obstinados 5000.
Tratamiento complete. RemiA Va
Ior o pfdalo c. o. D., a Clito Com
pany. p. o. Box 1894. San Antonio.
Texas. I'd
La opinión., 1935-08-04
RADIOS

ESPECIAI-Por espacio de I'm mes,
compondremos cualquier radio pof
solo si.O0. material aparte. Nenta
de Radios all wave" para recibir
programs de Mexico. Maquinas de
lavar y refrigeradores electricos. Su
credito es bueno. Visitas a domici-
lilo 50c.-Aztec Radio Service Co,
1850 Brooklyn Ave. Tel. Michigan
1853. (tfg)
La opinión., 1935-08-04

YENTA ESPECIAL de casas y pro-
piedades productivas, p~ertenecien-
ties a Bancos. Casa 4 cuartos, buen
lote, cerca tranvia amarillo, $500
con 800 contado, resto $40 men,
suales.-Casa 4 cuartos, con subtle
franco, cerca tranvfa amarillo, lote
5Sx120. $3.50 contado, resto $40 men
suales.-Casa . c~uartos, buen lote,
oerca Primer ay Evergreen, $1,000
con $3.50 entire y $40 mensuales. r.
NJ. HARRINGTON. 3620h E. First
St, Tel. ANgelus 1896. Oficinas
con Chas. HALEY. (26)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
iOPORTUNIDAD!

Escrfbame para remItirle informes pa
ra conocer su signo. dominar a sus
enemigos y realizar sus deseos en- ell
amor. Escrfbame y lie dire todas las
gufas que necesita sin cobrarle NADIA.
Sonora A. A. Rico, Estevez IA.
Habana. Cuba. I9l
La opinión., 1935-08-04
PESQUISAS

DISEASE saber ell paradero de Ia
Sra DOLORES G. VlbLARltsAL,
natural de San Pedro de las Colo
MAS, Coahuila, Mexico. Sus fami-
liares desean comunicarse urgen-
temente con ella. Dirigirse a: Jose
Pizaha, Rt. l, Box 10, Woodland,
Calf (Dgs.O
La opinión., 1935-08-04

BONITA casa stuco 5 cuartos. pisos
hardwood, cerca Whittier Blvd. y
Soto, por solo 1850 y $3.50 entire.
He aquf otra ganga, por solo $1,000:
casa 4 cuartos en- buen Tote. Ocu-
ira a: 1921 Whittier Blvd. go
La opinión., 1935-08-04

GOCE DEL AMORi Dominando HON
bres Y conquistando mujeres. Lo
obtendra rapidamenle por medic
de trabajos de Ctencias Ocultas.
Mandeme nombre de persona y un
dollar por ~adelantado en- giro o BIZ
llete; 81 no manda dinero no con-
testare. Direction: Senora Emilia
Flores, Gale de Maclovio Here
ra No. 125, Saltillo, Coahuila, Me-
xico 10)
La opinión., 1935-08-04

CASAS BARATAS: Casa 6 ouartos,
con 2 apartamentos arriba Y casa
4 cuartos atras. producer s65 rem
Gage, costo s12, 900, precio total
50. 1862 casas. 4 y 6 cuartos, Tote
grande, cerca Brooklyn, $3.50, entire
800 y $40 al mes.-casa moderna 6
cuartos, BANJO, otra 4 cuartos en-
Tote 50x150, por solo $1,000. entire
800 y s12 mensuales. JUAN CON
ZALEZ, $500 East First st. Tells.
Oficina: ANgelus 11464. Residential:
ANgelus 1863. (29)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
E.AVISO CLASIFICADO X


ARTlCULoS Mexicanos - Novedades'
Yerbas MedIcinales. Medicinas, etc
Pida catalogo gratis de menudeo o
lista de mayoreo. - GONZAl.El /
GONZALEZ. Dept. op. Sta A Box
ia. a Antonio. Texas. e5ol
La opinión., 1935-08-04
500 DE GRATIFICACION

, la persona que confidenclalmente
de informes para localizar el robo
de sacos de harina y salyado en- In
noche del % de julio. Dirijase a:
1916 Industrial St, Tel. NAndike
447S. Olo)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Lo Sacan de....
(sigue de la Ia. Pag.)

bia estado fu%ncionando ell telefono
y las llamadas del teletipo eran fire.
cuentes, no me extraho que la
maran a la puerta,- dijo hoy en-
la mahana Ell diputado sheriff Ian
&c.
"Abri la puerta y 10 primero que
vi fue una pistola que en- manos
La opinión., 1935-08-04

general con sus colaboradores, al
reeresar a la Capital de la Republi-
ca" dijo ell licenciado Barba Con-
zalez.
La opinión., 1935-08-04

MEDtCINAS
HOMBRES Y

Para debilidad sexual tomen Erecto-
Vita. Resultados maravil,osos en-
las primeras dosis. Reviva y re-
conStruya permanentemente S Il s
organos whales. Compla con sus
obligaciones sexuales cual una per-
soma joven de 20 amos. Y tenga
presente que Erecto-Vitta lie le-
vantara para siempre, no crfa ha-
bito, nj arruina despues, como otros
medicamentos. Guide su vigor In
timo, salve su hogan Y su hombrfa.
Erecto-Vitta en- dos classes diferen-
ties para hombre Y mujer. Pida la
suya a C. o. D. por 1927, a: Clito
Co., Box 1924. San Antonio, Texas.
(21A
La opinión., 1935-08-04
PROFESSIONALS

PARTOS s35-incluyendo atenci6n me
dica complete, 10 dfas asistencia y
Enfermera. DIR. Hillman. 2229 Tho
mas Street. Telefono: Capitol 5273.
cd
La opinión., 1935-08-04

en- duda. CONSULTE Temple &c Ia Fs
al Sr. GACINl, Me- en- Cristo. Inc.
dunn y mentalista.
legalmente autorizado. y venza ioa
o~bstaculos que impiden su felicidad.
Consultas diariamente. iCons6lteloi
BIZ NJ. 6roadway-Los Angeles, Calf.
(Tres cuadras al Eorte del Tunei)
Este anuncio sale solamente microbes
y domingos. Guardelo.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
uNuEVo PREcIo .2.27!i

Ell MoDERNo SECRETARIo DE
Los AMANTES. Precio. 25c. -
Pidalo a la "Libreria Lozano".
La opinión., 1935-08-04

MARIA G. DE GONZALEZ. Profe-
sora en- Partos. Titulada. 1861 East
4th Street, Telefono: ANgelus 1862.
1901
La opinión., 1935-08-04

cARTAS. PoESIAs. dIscursos, solicit.
tudes. traducciones y toda clase de
escritos en- maquina. MIGUEL AR
CE. +S Victor Street. Tel. Mlchi-
gan 30l+. Precios moderados y re-
serva absolute. Horas dc oficina do
lo A. Nd. q 6 p. M. (tfg)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
.VENTAS VARIOS

Sc vENDE magnffico negocio bien
situado con buena clientele esta-
blecida. Ganancias garantizadas.
Propio para matrimonio. lnformes
313 Temple Street inmediatamen-
te. 80
FOR NO poder atenderlf. traspaso
Tortillerfa idealmente situada y
acreditada. Verdadera ganga. Ocu-
ira 424 Sunset Blvd. Sr. Znniga.
60
La opinión., 1935-08-04
PARTERAS

MRS. A. e. M1CHALSKY (Antonia la
Alemana), Profesora en- Partos. 922
South Fraser Avenue. - Telefono:
ANgelus 563S. 19)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Esta TRISTE0
o en- DUDA!

lDesea I'D. saber al
go sobre asuntos de
disgustos. negocios,
amores. m~atrimonio.
~enfermedad, etc?
lTiene I'd. ell carl
no de Cullen desea?
aDesea alivio o ms
piracion DlVlNA
va no sufra nj ande
La opinión., 1935-08-04
TRASPASOS

CAMBIO Buick Sedan del 25 por
Ford Coupe. Page d%iferencia al
contado Ocurra: 4S17 Fisher st.
80 p. m. to)
La opinión., 1935-08-04

PInA CATALOGO DE LIBROS a
la Liberia Lozano". 203 N. Los
Angeles st. - Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
EMPLEoS

SENORA o muchacha mayor 20 anos,
solteras. para trabajo de casa, ayu
dar con niho No ~cocinara. Cuarto
privado, $40 mensuales. Debe en-
tender ingles. Telefono: Woodbury.
61621. $50 North Westknol Drive.
(A1
La opinión., 1935-08-04
MARIE DUCHIEN

MARIE DUCHIEN
FRANCESCA. Horas: ! a 9
y 6 a 8. Teiefono: Capitol 5543.
Pip North Main Street. Los Ange-
les, Calf. t24)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
MEDlcINAS
No Vaya a Quedarse Ciego

KNO TO q OuA ~fS5o
.RAYO DE SOL, Tratamiento para
combatir C~ataratas, Nubes e infla-
maciones de los Ojos. Miles de per-
sonas sandals.
uNUEVo PREcIo s2.27u
Mande valor o pidalo C. o. D.. a
.Clito Company, Dept. o., p. o.
Box 1924. San Antonio. Texas.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
ANDREA vILLANUEVA

H-FIIFI-f
PARTERA RECIBIDA. Atencion y
esmero en- ell desempeho de los ira
bajos. Horas de consulta: de l p. IN.
a 6 p. m. y por cita. Servicio eff
ciente y rApido 2715 North Main
St.-Tel. Capitol 6S31.
(tfc)
La opinión., 1935-08-04

LIE INTERESA

noe la verdad en- TODD? Infor-
mese Gratis sobre cualquier proble-
ma que tenga tratandole su presen-
te-porvenir. Podra realizar u ilu-
stones y hacer su vida dichosa. lie
ayudara a veneer rapidamente. Ar
tfculos de todas classes, libros. obje-
tos religiosos. Escrfbame. Sra. NJ.
C. Abraira. Lacret 512. Habana,
Cuba. az
La opinión., 1935-08-04
CAUTERIZACION EN- ESA LLAGA!

#Csigue en- la Ca Pag)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
cApAvEREs

Ademas, dijo ell entrevistado. 10.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
NORTON AWAY,
DC, BILLS WAIT

House action on important Dis
trict legislation will be delayed
during the coming week because
Of the absence from the city of
the House District Committee
chairman, Representative Mary r.
Norton CD of New Jersey.
District day was scheduled in
the House for Monday, but be-
cause of the absence of the chair
man the local measures will not
be taken up until later in the
week.
Representative Jennings Ran
dolph CD of West Virginia, a
member of the committee, today
explained the situation to Speaker
ByrnS, and it was agreed that the
legislation on the calendar from
the committee would be taken up
probably Thursday.
Speaker Byrns promised that
the House leadership would COOP
crate with the District Committee
to get it's legislation acted on.
Among the measures pending
are the old.age pension and un-
employment insurance proposals,
the bill permitting policemen to
live outside the District, major al.
terationS in the liquor laws ana
several minor measures.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
LIQUOR LICENSE.
HEAR|NGSD DUE

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. May
11.-Revocation of two road
house liquor licenses will be con-
sidered by the Prince Georges
Board of License Commissioners
at a meeting here next Thurs
day, when individual members
make reports on their secret in
vestigations of lower county
roadhouses.
The investigations were made
by commissioners after mid
night early in the week to ascer-
tain actual conditions in several
restaurants and dance halls of
which complaints have been
made to the board. The com.
miSsioners have full power to
revoke or reScind any liquor
license for violation of the State
liquor law.
The investigators will not make
their studies public until after
hearings Thursday.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
RENT CONTROL
HELD CURB ON
BUILDING
Real Estate Interests Will
Appear Against EIIenbogen
Bill at Hearings

Real estate groups in Washing
ton will marshal their forces be-
fore a House District subcommit.
tee Tuesday in opposition to the
Ellenbogen bill to control rents
in the Capital.
Proponents of the measure had
field day yesterday in testify
ing before the subcommittee, the
chairman of which is the author
of the proposal, Representative
Henry Ellenbogen CD of Penn
sylvania.
Several persons interested in
real estate operations here an
nounced at the conclusion of yes
terday's hearing they would
actually oppose the measure.
Measure AssaiIed
+ Roger J. Whiteford, represent
ing a committee of real estate op'
orators, declined to testify after
Chairman Ellenbogen refused to
agree to allow the witness more
than an hour. The chairman said
he believed all the information
necessary had been made available
to the committee by virtue Of
previous hearings and inveStiga-
lions and lengthy discussion was
not necessary.
It was indicated that the prin-
cipal attack is to be made against
the proposal, on the grounds that
the method of controlling local
rents proposed in the Ellenbogen
bill is not the way to bring about
the desired end.
Critics of the bill contend that
a new era of building in washing
ton is just beginning and that in
the near future there will be a
sufficient supply of living quarters
here for low-income families.
Held Building Deterrent
It is also commended by oppon-
ents of the Ellebogen bill that crea-
ton of an agency to which COM
plants could be taken and adjust
ments made would be a deterrent
to further building activities here,
and that therefore the proposal
would defeat it's own end by max
ing the shortage of housing facili-
ties even more acute as additional
people move to the Capital.
They point out that Immediately
after the life of the Rent Commits
sion, which was set up after the
war, expired building activities in
Washington spurted ahead rapidly.
This is an argument against the
creation of another such rent COM
mission, opponents Of the bill de-
clared.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
Boy Editor Promotes
Baby Beauty Contest
FRANK SNYDER

Extra, extra, children fight for
beauty contest prize!
That milling group Of children
you will see in front of the Daven-
port Terrace Apartments in the
1900 block .Thirty7siXth st. N. W.,
late today is nothing but a news
paper Stunt-a stunt devised, in
fact, by the youngest editor in the
National Capital.
Sponsor of the scheme is 10
year-old Joe DUNCAN, who lives in
the apartment house, and who
until recently, published a news
paper until r"the rival faction"
took away his Monograph ma
chine. Ruefully contemplating the
loss of his machinery, Joe admit
ted his story deserves an extra.
Joe is going to build up his cir
culation, so he hit on the idea of
a beauty contest for children in
his apartment house. The en-
trance age is between 6 months
and four years.
The grand parade Of the en-
trants is scheduled to begin at 4
p. m.
Joe was recent owner, editor
and publisher of the Davenport
Gazette. He was doing Splendidly,
he said today, and circulation had
mounted to the astounding figure
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
Long Michaux Prayer
Upheld By Court

colored clergyman of attacking him
on February 6, 1884, when he OBJ
jected to lengthy prayer on the
program at meeting of depositors
Of the defunct Industrial Savings
Bank.
Elder Michaux, also a depositor
of the bank, was on the speakers
platform, but came down into
the audience, Lucas alleged, and
forcibly elected him from the
auditorium of Garnett-Patterson
Junior High School.
The clergyman defended the
action on the ground that he
was one of the organizers of the
meeting, the prayer was on the
program, Lucas conduct was OBJ
jectionable to the sponsors of the
meeting and that he only used
sufficient force to eject him.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
Ken MURRAY
Says:

You've got to give New York
credit for being the first large
city to open q "3-centS-a-day"
hospital Guess that's what
you'd call a "Share-the-health"
plan.
Funny, too, but this even costs
less than the old remedy Of an
apple a day.
OF course, you can't get in on
the plan unless you have .
group of ten people or more.
Well, If they're all friends,
and can arrange to get sick ut
the same time, it wouldn't be .
bad way to spend cheap week
end.
But REMEMBER:
While hospitals may be get
ting cheaper, the doctor still
keeps his prices up just to
hasten recovery.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
AFGE REFUSES
CANCELLATION
N|THNFFE
Labor Department Workers
Move for Peace Between
Organizations Fails

Efforts Of Department of Labor
members of the American Fedora
ton Of Government Employees to
bring about better feeling and CO.
operation between their organiza.
ton and the National Federation
Of Federal Employees came to
nothing last night after consider
able verbal strife at the monthly
meeting of District of Columbia
AFGE units.
The Labor Department workers
resolution, condemning attacks by
the Age upon it's older rival and
seeking to extend cooperative
membership work between the two
organizations, was termed uncon.
stitutional by President Ira D.
Scott, of the Age District de-
partment, and thrown out.
Roland Parrish, Labor Depart
ment delegate, and Cecil A. Custer,
national Age treasurer, clashed
in the course of the discussions,
pointing out that members of the
two organizations have worked in
harmony at the Labor Depart.
ment, and deploring the spending
Of AFGE money on pamphlets at
lacking the NFFE, Mr.. Parrish
said:
members have been obtained
by both organizations through
joint cooperation as we'll as
other important gains, such as
disqualification. We have heard
it said that the matter of quar-
reling over which federation
shall get q members dollar is
similar to two wolves growing
over a bone"
ASSAILS NFFE
Strenuously opposing the con-
ciliatory attitude Of the labor dele
gate, Mr.. Custer termed it an act
of desertion and a traitorous move
to organized labor. adding:
81 have q statement by Ger
trude McNally, secretary Of the
NFFE, that the Age is opposed
to her federation, that it is radi-
cal and derOgatOry to the NFFE.
Our previous offer of amalgama-
ton to the NFFE was Sneeringly
Spurned.
II deny that the NFFE has at
heart the best interests of Gov
eminent employees, generally,
and we cannot serve the emplOye.
fully without affiliatiOn to the
American Federation Of Labor.
I also charge that the resolution
in question does not represent
the full views of the Department
of Labor lodge"
Rent Bill Asked
Henry Rhine, delegate from the
National Recovery Administration,
asked support of the Ellenbogen
rent control bill now before the
House, stating that real estate in
tereStS have circulated a petition
to collect $1,000 from property
owners to be used in lobbying
against the measure.
A motion by Federal Emergency
Relief Administrator employees to
oppose any legislation barring
Civil Service positions to but one
member of a family was tabled
for future action.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
Woman Rescues
Boy in ManhOle

With the police and fire depart
ments standing by helpless, it took
a woman's hand yesterday to
rescue four.year-old John Little,
100 block Adams st. N. w., from
a water cutoff manhole into which
he had crawled.
The boy had crossed his feet
at the bottom Of the manhole and
the police and firemen were un-
able to rescue him.
A woman with a small hand
reached down into the pipe,
Strengthening the boys legs. He
was taken home uninjured.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
Gallinger Reports
Fewer Patients

A decrease in the number of
patients admitted to Gallinger
Hospital last month was reported
today to the Board of Public Wei
fare by DR.. Edgar A. Bocock,
superintendent of the hospital.
The daily average number of
patients during April was 800
compared with 839 for March.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
4 BOYS FLEE SCHOOL

Four 15-year-old boys yeSter-
day escaped from the Industrial
Home School on Wisconsin Ave.
N. w., officials Of the institution
reported to police. The missing
boys are Phillip Bender, Wright
Deaner, william Reed and Cecil
Kennedy.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
CROWD.
CHEERS FOR
WINNERS
Maryland, Virginia and D. C.
Youngsters Compete at
Bradley Farms Event

Children from all over Mary.
land, Virginia and the District
competed at Bradley Farms today
in events of the third and final
day of the National Capital Horse
Show.
Before large crowd of their
elders the children rode ponies
and light horses in a manner that
elected the applause of scores Of
spectators. Results were:
Children's Horsemanship Glass
(for children under IL years old,
and judged on hands and seat"
general management and control
OF the mount)-Miss Ann Sher.
man, first; Miss Mary E. Miles,
second; Miss Joan Arnold, third,
and Miss Carolyn Wilkins, fourth.
Stanley Green First
Children's Horsemanship Glass,
for children IL to 16; judged on
"hands and seat" general manage.
ment and control of the mount:
Stanley T. Green, first; Miss Edna
Roth, second; Turner Reuter-,
third; Miss Ethel Hoffman,
fourth.
Saddle ponies, over 1872 and not
exceeding 14.2 hands, ridden by
children under 16 years and shown
at q, walk, trot and canter; won
by Miss Marjorie L. Mcleod, on
her pony After Me; l.. R. Colbert
on Two Step, second; Howard Nor
ton on Raien Beau, third; Stanley
T. Green, End, on Queen of Sheba,
fourth.
Saddle Horses, Open Glass; rid
den by children under Is years
and shown at a walk, trot and
canter-Won by William r. Pad
gett's Sweetheart; second, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell L. Laws Behold
Elizabeth; third, Miss Paulina
LongWorth on Maggie; fourth,
Peggy Arnold on Mount Ruth
Hamilton.
patchwork Wins
The class for jumping ponies
not exceeding 1872 hands and rid
den by children under IL years old
was won by Patchwork, exhibited
by Allison N. Miller, jr. This was
the only pony shown in this class,
The class for jumping ponieS
over 1872 hands and not exceed
ing 14.2 hands ridden by children
under Is years of age was won by
Robert Palmer on Busy Bee.
Stanley T. Green, I'd, on Queen
Of Sheba, won second place: Miss
Edna Roth, on Lady Peggy, was
third and Pollyana, ridden by
Miss Margaret Hill, was fourth.
Although many Washington.
lans were expecting to attend the
running of the Preakness at PIN.
leo, thousands of others gathered
at Bradley to witness some IS
events that will be judged before
the close of day.
Later came the championship
events when the finest horse flesh
Of the East Wed for the blue rib
oons and trophies Of the show.
The Government half-holiday
afforded thousands of people the
to witness the color
full classic that has grown to be
one of the greatest shows in the
East. Not only has this show
appealed to the exhibitors of fine
horses but the rail has been
;hronged by those persons whose
knowledge of mounts has been
cleaned solely from some few
early morning canterS through
Rock Greek n1. nther marks