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ROBIN HAS 3 WINGS

GAINESVILLE, o. (UP) "A
little three-winged robin has been
seen hopping about in the court
house yard. Employees in the
cOurthouse's real estate office
who saw the bird said that it had
a small third wing protruding
from one of its normal wings.
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Eagles that were on hand were
too much for the Fairview young
sterS. The Eagles collected Ia hits
while Fairview got only six.
Tweed pitched for Faiview, and
d large crowd witnessed the con-
test. o..
1t is reported that Fletcher tri-
umphed over Mills River, but no
details Of the game have been
received. 1t was Fletcher'S third
win against three losses. Mills
River has been able to win only
nnn nnln1n
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GAMES SATURDAY, AUG. Is

Fletcher at Fruitland 1.-TWO
gameS).
Fairview at Mills River two
games.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at st. L"uiS.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at philadelphia.
Washington a. New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
comfy games SchcduIcdD
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 9. Knoxville 6.
New Orleans 7. Little Rock ,.
Chattanooga 10. NaShvilI" >.
Memphis 81. Birmingham %
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I5--MiscelianeOus

TIME TO BUILD and repair dur
inc hull i'm farm work. For ma
tcrials Of all kinds see FENDER
sonyilic Lumber Go. Phone ~.
Near depot.
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USED PLUMBING, sinks, wash
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t.aEs. pipe. commodcs at rca-
snuuhlr prices. See us before
You buy. Louis Williams. Tth
Ave- East.
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Cuisines Services

SHIRT LAUNDERING - For a
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PROSPECTIVE GUESTS ARE LOOKING OVER THE GUEST HOUSE
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ton for paying your bills you
should have no difficulty
We have the application blanks.
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3-APETS

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Registered papers. Male 50,
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34-Transportation
4O-MisceHaneous

WANTED-TEN SHARES EACH
OF HENDERSONVILLE AND
LARORERS Il. g. l.. STOCK.
SEE O. ROY KEITH.
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STANDINGS

!. + i = II = Il + i
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-01-13
QU0TATI 0Ns TO Fl.R1ERS

ror1cin uncho nSod from last wool,
HoWevcr, the nout depcrtrort cn1ounc
Hons, good for slowing purposes
only, ere bringing lO9 per lb.
On the Outs nc rkct now.
There is practically no local
rockot for the. However, it
nay be possible for the ASSET
r etion to dispose Of c limited
nur1bor and until further no tice
Will pCv l49 per lb. for stew
Ing hens.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-01-13
STILL POSSIBILITY RECEIVE
PAY SOIL BUILDING PRACHICES

any one who cG,rr1Cd out any OF inc
soil building prcc I'll cios prose- ribod
by tho Government during The 1882
seCson, nay still make application,
according to Nj. l M. C anderson,
District Gxtonsi on Agent.
There will probably DO quito {. nurH-
Der in the Valley cha Will be Cblo
to receive peynent for applying
cher4i cG1 Fertilizer. PGy1cnt for
this will be made It the rate Of
COZ per hundred pounds, the total
pcyrent not to exceed $500 per
acre 'forti1izod plus $12 90.
There ere set Figures for control
of erosion by torrecing, ditch1ng,
filling Of sht How gCllies, cultivo-
tion along contour limos; end for
p1cnting Of such non-doplotlng
crops as grasses from. Wh1ch no
grain S hcrve stod, field pocs, cow
poos, pigeon PEGS ind vcrious kinds :
Of bocns, provided tho vines ere
not removed from the lend, elfclfo,
votch, clover end lupinos. Pcy1ont
ccn only be peid IF cry crop is
he rvostod end the who's must be
plowed into the ground cs groom
r1cnurc. Planting lend onti roly to
forest trees or WindbroCk troos
oithor by planting seodling troos
or by seeding on sui tcbly prepared
lend, will be pci6 for t the rc.te
Of $500 per ecre.
rr. Anderson calls our ettontion to
tho feet tnct It is possible to
intorDlant birch trees row standing
wi tn yourg spruce troos; thoc when
the birchcs rot or blow down, the
spruce will probably have developed
to the place whore they cen stand
clone. He also suggests thct it
would be advisable for sore civic
body, possibly the Council, form c
c0rmri tee t. look into & plan for
correct planting Of troos for wi nd
breaks sui table for eoch district.
nc. e=-a+..a q L. = h WI Gid
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-01-13
IOCLLIY GROWN HEN Mash
HOLDING IT'S OWN

On Docorbor 27th the HI tchory
started some experiments to compare
to groups Of pu1lots. One group is
bong fed on the new stCndc rdizod
esq III. sh formula VIII oh is now for
stle III tho Wcron0usO. The other
pu1lets ere being fed IN { rec on
r,ordoG f Orr1ulo Composed afro st en-
tiroly of locally grown products.
T. date ell the pu1lots ere pro-
crossing cbout the sc1o. veg
pro duction and gene raj health have
rer1e inod about the somo.," says Max
Shorrod, "if anything the pullets
on locally grown feed ere doing G
little bettcr. However,, VIC expect
to know more definitely Gfter the
experiment has progressed & littlo
more"
X
WAREHOUSE OPEN EVERY Day
AS previously cnnouncod, the ware
house began staying open every day
this pest Monday. "Wo fool sure
this is going to be c lot more set
isfcc tory for every ono conc rnod,"
says Gcrl C. BOIL, manager Of the
We rohouseo "Bosidos every ono WI IL
probably like t. know that VIC just
received G largo shipront Of food,
so strike will not hurt US for
while"
X X X X X * X
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
CONVOCADAS NUEVAS E.
LECCIONES EN- RUMANIA

Viena ,enero 21.-E parla-
mento rumano eleoto ell 20 de
diciembre fue disuelto por ell
rey, a pesar de la o~posici6n, y
convocadas nuevas elecciones
por ell ministro COCA, que solo
representa- al9% de los diputa-
dos.
Las elecciones para la CANA
ra de diputados Sc verificaran
ell 2 de mario; elecciones para
ell senado, A de MARIO, Y eleccio
mes municipales, S y 6 de MARIO.
La fecha de MARIO 10 Sc ha
fijado para la reunion del par
lamento que Sc eliza.
COCA dice que obtendra 81
1919 de los votos, 10 que lie dara
ell dominic de la mitad de los
miembros de la camara.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
HONOR A C. C. VEGA, Jr.

En- un banquete celebrado
anoche en- ell restaurant Gel
Boulevard" la Pequena Ca
mara de Concrete otorg6 a &c
lestino C. Vega, Jr., ell titulo
de ''joven mas destacado de
Tampa en- 1887"
Vega dirigi6 la campana a
favor de los tuberculosis del
condado y es presidente &C :
tual de La Verbena del Taba-
co.
LIE hizo entrega de la distin
ci6n ell ST.. Francis M. Sack, Sc
cretario de la Association de
Fabricantes de Tabacos Y Sc
cretario de la Mesa Redonda
de Presidentes de clubs cfvi :
cos.
Este peri6dico felicia a Nj
10 por SUI modestia, buena vo-
luntad y desinteres.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
MILES DE MUNIST EN-
Ell SOVIET

MoSdou, enero 21.-La alta
direction de la Dictadura Soviet
orden6 poner fin a la "purga"
ientro del partido Comunista y
que inmediatamente sc proce-
da a la reorganization admi
tiende a miles de miembros que
habian sido expulsados.
Todos los que habian sido ex-
volveran a los empleos que te-
volveran a los empleo saue te-
Man.
Jose Stain habl6 por la radio
a toda la naci6n y do la noticia.
Una orden del partido Comu-
nista revela que decenas de mi
les de miembros habian sido ex-
pulsados por tibieza y otras eau
sas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
PEDIRA AL GOBIERNO QUE
Sc HAGA CARGO DE LAS
MINAS

Filadelfia, Pa, enero 21.-El
gobernador del estado. Mr..
Earle, anunci6 aver que pedira
al gobierno federal adquiera las
minas de carbon antracita de
Pennsylvania.
La semana pr6xima ell gober-
nador visitara al p~residente
Roosevelt y lie expondra su plan.
Los obreros favorecen la ma
cionalizaci6n de las minas la co
mission del g~obernador favorece
la MEDIA Y los patronos acepta
rfanSel vender.
Earle desea que ell gobierno
apruebe una Legislation parcel
da a la que existe en- Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
LOS FACCosos E N
EN- LA CARCEL DE TINEO A.
DON EMILIO PENiDAS

Personals llegadas de Asturias
nos informan que Don Emilio
Pendas, hermano de Don Alfre
do Pendas, residente en- Puerto
Rico, Y de Don Enrique y Don
Jaime, fallecidos en- esta ciudad,
Sc encuentra en- la carcel de IT,
neo, Asturias, por ser un repu-
blicano y hombre de honor.
La familia del Sr. Pendas, es-
posa y ocho hijos, esta pasando
mil apuros.
Otro miembro de esa familia
logr6 pasar a Francia y Sc en- :
cuentra en- Catalina.
Don Emilio es ito de nusstros
amigos los hermanos Fernandez
Pendas. aqui RESIDENCES.
La noticia lie sera trasmitida
a Don Alfredo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
NOTAS sociAIES
(Vieme de la Sa. pdg.)
La Reuista Latina

La Revistd Latina
Ell proyecto teatral federal o.
frecera cuatro funciones, mana
ma sabado Y Ell domingo, en- ei
teatro Victory.
La "Revista Latina" dirigida
Dor Mr.. Asa Thornton, presenta
especiales atracciones, con can
clones y danzas cubanas, espa :
nolas, mejicanas, ~italianas y de
otros paises.
La primera function Sc efec :
tuara cada dia en- horas de la
tarde, a las 3, y la segunda por
la noche, a las 8.
Sonny Rasch y Hortense
Boyd presentaran I'm ndmero es
pecial con ell nombre de High
Yaller," Floyd Winters hara un
bellfsimo n1mero con campani =
Has.
Aparecen en- ell programa Co
nocidos artistas latinos y tam :
.bien Lulu Pividal Y Miss Lorai-
ne Edison. La direction esta a
cargo de Jose Castle.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
Fl caciquis1no faccioso en- la America
I'm fraude en- ell Centric Asturiano
de la Argentina.

es impossible dirigirse a los que
han de votar para exponerles
ell programa que cada candi-
datura sc propone realizar y
darles a eonocer los nombres.
Como no habfa mas que dos
candidaturas y una estaba for
mazda por la directiva saliente
es evidente que esta Ultima
81 disponia de los nombres y
direcciones de los votantes; la
que quedaba imposibilitada de
dirigirse a los socios era la can
didatura de oposici6n. En- vista
de tan inaudito atropello antes
del acto electoral sc formula Ia
correspondence protesta ante
escribano pdblico.
Mediante este atropeMo a los
estatutos las listas de votantes
fueron formadas a su gusto por
la directiva saliente que Sc pre-
sentaba a la reelection. Muchos
socios de significaci6n oposito-
ra Sc encontraron con que no
podian votar porque no estaban
inclufdos sus nombres en- las
listas. En- Gambia fueron agre-
gados a estas en- escritura a ma
no, mas de 200 nombres, sin que
nadie pudiese controlar 81 Sc ira
taba o no realmente de socios
con derecho a vote. Y es curioso
senalar que estos que figuraban
en- refaci6n manuscrita votaron
sin exception. Nj uno dej6 de
emitir ell sufragio, cuando en-
conjunto los votos fueron 1900
pasando de 1000 los soeios con
derecho a votar. Esas cifraS. Y
Ell hecho de que los manuscritos
votasen integramente, dan idea
del fraude.
Sc suprimi6 ell cuarto oscuro.
No Sc apartaron de las mesas e.
eetorales ell p~residente salem
tie y aspirante a la reelection y
los demas candidates de su lista
a fin de coaccionar a los votan-
tes. -
En- suma, Sc aplic6 todo ell re
pertorio de los gatuperios cleo
.Itorales. Y triunf6 ell senior Ca
sielles. Ahora los asturianos de
verdad tendran que ajustar su
conducta al ce~nvencimiento de
que es impossible impedir que ell
senior Casielles convierta ell Cen
tro Asturiano en- una dependen-
cha de su pleno dominic y para
los usos que estime convenient
tie.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
EspectdcMO moctUrno
en- SnIDhu7 SPRINGS

en- Sulphur Springs
Bajo los auspicios de los We
teranos de las Guerras Extran-
jeras, ell captain Gushing, IN ia
moso photo, con ell que hemos de
partido en- esta redacci6n, pre-
sentara ell sabado y ell domingo
por la noche, en- Sulphur Spring
su famoso espectaculo de emo
clones aereas.
Diez grandes actos Sc prone
ten, incluyendo a Marjorie Bal
ley, la DANA de las nubos, que
realiza su acto en- un poste a 172
pies de altura. FL captain Cush-
ing hara un descenso, de 100
pies, en- un tanque lleno de aqua.
Bob Harris hara su famoso
deslizamiento de 600 pies; Bud
Dunn realiza actos east imposi-
bles de imitar.
Otra de las atracciones 10 es
Charles Siegrist, que trabajo Is
amos con ell circo de Barnum.
Una motocicleta aumentara
las emociones, en- proezas de ex-
traordinario peligro.
Ell p1blico latino queda invi-
tado a este gran espectaculo que
dirige ell captain Cushing.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21

ouCiOo All Co.~EIS AANG1l.
Las rafces del caciquismo en-
muchas sociedades espanolas
son tan fuertes que todos los
intentos para que los asocia-
dos expresen -su voluntad.
cuando esta en- desacuerdo
con la de los caciques, result
tan esteriles. No hay asturia-
no en- Buenos Aires, salvo ell
grupo caciquil, que este de a.
cuerdo con la posicion de la
directiva del Centre, pero no
hay tampoco posibilidad hui
mana de arranear a esa direc
tiva ell dominic que por su ON
n'moda voluntad ejerce.
Ell ~reglamento prohibfa la
reelection. Ell seRor Casielles
convoc6 a una asamblea ex-
traordinaria y modified ell re-
glamento para ser reelegido.
Sc habfan dado va de baja l.
800 socios asturianos, discon-
formes con la conducta de la
directiva que no disimula sus
inclinaciones hacia los que
han producido la he2atombe
de Espana. La direetiva sust,-
tuy6 buena parte de esos So
clos con otros incondicionales,
muchis de los cuales no estan
muy seguros de que en- ell nun
do exista alg1n pedazo de tie
ira que lleva ell nombre de AS
turias.
LEGO la bora de la removal
ci6n de la junta. Ell senior Ca
sieiles Sc sacrifice presentan-
dose a la reelection, propo-
niendo que fuesen reelegidos
todos los que cesaban y cerran
do la eandidatura con todos
los nombres falangistas que
pudo encontrar a mano.
Sc hizo una campana de in
jurias y amenazas. No eran
dignos los que no votasen a la
junta saliente; 81 esta no triun
faba Sc tomarian energicas re-
soluciones; los candidates as
t~urianos y esnanoles eran tai
y cual, TODD dicho en- forma a.
nonima. Sc cultiv6 incluso Ell
confusienismo, hacienda cir
cular un impreso en- ell que Sc
acusaba a la lista Osorio-He-
via de falta de republicans
mo-; Sc minti6 utilizandose ell
nombre del Centre Republica-
no, que tuvo que rectificar ca
teg6ricamente las especies ca
iumniosas; Sc distribuy6 un i'm
preso amenazante de Falange.
Els decir, Sc llev6 la peor poll
tica al Centre, por los que
quieren justificar su actitud
en- la falta de acci6n politica.
Sc lncumpli6 ell es~tatuto. Dis
pone este en- su artfcuIo Al
que sc entregue a cada lista
un censo de los socfos con de-
recho a vote. De otra forma,
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
de Paradas y Jimenez, sera es-
trepada.
Figuran en- Ell reparto los me
jores artistas de la localidad.

De fin de senlGnd
Ell establecimiento preferido
de nuestras mujeres, la tienda
de Fernandez y Vega, ofrece va
rias atracciones especiales de
fin de semana.
Los vestidos de la temporada
han sido puestos a mitad de pre-
clio, 10 mismo que los abrigos.
Precios especiales Sc han fijado
tambien a los zapatos.
Rail traera para la primave-
ra y Ell verano i'm extraordina-
rio surtido, de gran elegancia.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
CONGRESS- MEDICO PAN
AMERICANA

Habana, enero 21.-Comenz6
sus sesiones en- esta ciudad ell
septimo congrsso medico Pan
Americana.
Las secciones nombradas ira
bajan con la mayor eficiencia.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
La function de los

La function de los
Odd FellOWs
Ell dfa 80 ofrecera la Secci6n
de Recreo de la Logia Ideal No.
55, de los Odd Fellows, una fun
ci6n en- ell teatro del Cfrculo Gu
bano.
"La Chicharra," una comedia
Evening star., 1938-10-12
MSGR. RYAN HITS
RAIL SLASH PLAN
Catholic Leader Declares IS
Per Cent Cut Harmful
at This Time
Ry the Associated Press

Py the Associated Press.
Msgr. John A. Ryan, nationally
known Catholic leader, testified for
railroad labor today in opposition to
the is per cent reduction asked by tbs
Nations railroads.
1T would be very harmful at this
time" Msgr Ryan told the emergency
fact-finding board which is attempting
to avert a strike by nearly 100000
workers against the reduction.
Msgr Ryan. president of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Council and
member of Catholic University fac
ulty, said the reduction would set a
very bad example" and provide a
temptation and an excuse for several
other great industries to meet their
economic difficulties by likewise re-
ducing wages"
"A reduction Of wages either on the
railroads or anywhere else would
obviously do more harm than good"
he added.
The board yesterday rejected a large
stack Of exhibits by w. Jett Lauck,
chairman of the Pennsylvania Anthra-
cite commission.
Over vigorous protests by counsel
for the railroads, Mr. Lauck had
charged that the wage reduction de-
mand came from "a small inner group
of so-called investment bankers
symbolized and dominated by the pri-
vate banking house of J. P. Morgan
g. CO..
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Citizenship Plea
Lost on Failure
|TOAdmit Arrests

Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat in
District Court yesterday denied natu-
ralization to a young man, on the
ground that he had allegedly failed to
admit arrests. This jurist observed
that people who make false statements
do not usually make good citizens.
Although the man pleaded in his own
behalf. saying that Government job
depended on his admission, Chief JUS
tice Wheat said there was nothing he
could do for him, as he had brought
it on himself
A 1-year-old widow of Syrian blood,
Mrs. Emalia K Murray, was told by
Grief Justice Wheat to study the
Constitution of the United States
further before being admitted to citi-
zenship She resides at 3l2 Seven
teenth street Sc. Although a clergy
man, the Rev. Benjamin T. Hofiz,
pastor Of ST. Joseph's Orthodox Syrian
Church, pleaded for Mrs. Murray's ad-
mission. the jurist was adamant.
Fifty-two persons were scheduled to
come up for naturalization in District
Court today. Mrs. Murray's case was
continued, one was denied and one
was unable to appear. but 40 became
new citizens. A dozen of them were
Of British extraction, half of them
were Polish. four were German, seven
Russian. seven Italian. four Greek,
two Turkish, two Austrian and one
each from Spain. Switzerland. Nor
way, the Philippine Islands and France.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Law, S,Uorn In,
Wants to Argue
In LalUs' Court

A White House policeman, Ira Lee
Law, was sworn in yesterday in District
Court as a new member Of the bar
although he never went to law school.
For nearly a decade he has been a
policeman and is proud that on his
first try he was successful in hurdling
the bar examination.
He spent his spare time in the law
Office of Carey E. Quinn and studied
Blackstone and the rest Of the legal
tones for four years.
Barrister Law proposes to remain in
the Government service. desiring a
legal post now that he has qualified.
One Of his ambitions is to try case
before Justice Bolitha j. Laws, the
newest addition to Washington S
judiciary.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
STRADIvARI ROOM
GIVEN TO LIBRARY
Pavilion to House Instruments
Already Donated by Mrs.
Gertrude C., Whittall,

Mrs Gertrude Clarke Whittall, who
presented the Library of Congress with
five Stradivari instruments and estab-
lished a foundation to provide for
their use in concerts, has recently
added to her gifts by the donation
Of funds for suitable exhibition room
to house the instruments, it was an
nounced today.
The exhibition room now under con-
struction in the northwest courtyard
Of the library, will be known as the
Whittall pavilion. Illuminated cases
for the instruments will be recessed
into one wall. They will be equipped
with conditioning apparatus.
The pavilion is expected to be open
to the public before the end of the
year. 1t was designed by David Lynn,
architect of the Capitol, with the aid
Of two consulting architects.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
LONG ILLNESS IS FATAL
TO MISS MARIE ENGEL
Funeral Tomorrow for Sister of
President of Chattanooga
Baseball Club.

Miss Marie Louise Engel, 40, of II
Aspen street, Chevy Chase, Md. sister
of Joe w. Engel, president of the
Chattanooga baseball club of the
Southern Association and former
pitcher and scout for the Washington
Senators, died yesterday in Sibley
Hospital after a long illness.
A native of this city. Miss Engel
had lived here and nearby her entire
life. She was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Engel, Chevy Chase,
Md. Besides her parents and brother
she leaves three other brothers. Arnold
C. Engel. Chevy Chase, Md: William
Fngel New York, and Francis H.
Engel, Summit, N. j., and a sister.
Miss Charlotte A. Engel, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
1890 am. tomorrow in Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church, Bethesda,
Md, following brief services at the
William Reuben Humphrey funeral
home. Bethesda Burial will be in
ST. Mary's Cemetery, Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
D. c: AUTO SHOW
PLAN ANNOUNCED
Annual Display Will Be Held
November 5 to 12in
Ice Palace,

The 10th annual automobile show
will be held here November to IL,
inclusive, at the Chevy Chase Ice
Palace, 4461 Connecticut avenue. An
nouncement to this effect was made
today by Richard ]. Murphy, manager
of the Washington Automotive Trade
Association, under whose auspices the
exhibit will be held.
The show this year will be at the
earliest date ever scheduled in the
National Capital and also will pre-
cede the New York show by one week.
For while it appeared that WASH
ington residents would miss the an
nual event, as 1t was not until the
last moment that an available place
could be found.
The hours Of the show, starting
Saturday, November 5, will be from
IL am. to II pm. On Sunday the
show will be open from 2 pm. to
II pm.
Again this year The Evening Star
and Sunday Star, with the co-opera-
ton of the w. A. T. A., will conduct
an automobile show puzzle contest,
the first Of which probably will be
published In this paper Friday and
will continue for 10 days. Prizes will
amount to 500 and 100 free tickets
to the show Further details will be
announced tomorrow.
Officers of the automotive associa-
ton include r. ]. Murphy, manager !;
J. M Sanders, president; Lee d. But
Ter, first vice president; Benjamin
Ourisman, second vice president; L. S.
Julien, treasurer; A. L. Sinclair, jr.,
secretary, and Walter B. Guy, counsel.
Directors are Oscar Coolican, Fred
L. Haller, Stanley Horner, Whitney
Leary, Joseph B. Trew and Paul B
Lum.