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Dancing

7:00-WWJ, WTAS.
7:45-WHT.
8;O0-WMBB, WWJ.
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9:OO-WCAP, WEAF. WGR.
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Ford and Glenn time. KTHS (374.S.
Hot Sprtngs-Quartet concert. dance
10 90 r. M-KFI f4e7). Los Angeles
Organ XII XII 1922 Los Angeles
Orchestra. WIN (361.2). New York
1880 r. M.-wEBH l37o.a). Chicago
Orchestra. instrumental
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tertalnment.
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City, Nighthawks' frolic,
1900 M.-WQJ l447.5l Chicago-'Ginger
hour. XII (46O, Los Angeles-Art-
lstS' pupils.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-25
SIBERIA FALLS

Inhabitants of Siberia and Rus
sian central Asia are now beginning
to take up radio. The Soviet govern
ment is planning nine new broad
casting. stations in its territory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-25
Shortridge High
School Shorts

The Shortridge Echo circulation
drive, which has been carried on for
the last week and a half, is continu.
ing again this week. Each session
room is trying TO reach the 100 per.
cent mark. The first ten rooms in
the order of their standing are: H-4,
100 per cent; Is, 90 per cent; 81, SO
per cent; 40, 81 per cent; AZ, 90 per
cent; Il, %. SO, IL and SO, just below
80 per cent.
Coach Kuebler's call for tennis
players was answered by forty-two
entries for the fall singles. The fol-
lowing have entered: Victor Raiser,
Ronald Green, Ralph Coble. Ed
Schurmann, Walker Downing, E.
Blatt, Harold Lewis, Albert Levi,
Enos Troyer, r. Anderson, Charles
George Bert Whitaker, George
Haynes. Edgar Blay, Burner McCor-
mick, r. Coffin. David Clark, Oris
Hockett, Lee Searcy, M. Christopher,
Paul Battles, Gunder Bohme, John
Brooks, L. Allison, Paul Payne,
Blaine Miller, William Ransdell,
Norman Random, Doc Mcintyre, Rob
ert Sherman, Donald Wood, Richard
Collister, Ralph Urich, Francis
Bauer, Charles Christina, Richard
Neall, Abe Lettiff, William Nixon,
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inggtonwTrio. wBz 1889, Spring
3 80 Sif =. M.@WcAU (27sl Philadelphia;-
Musical Architects. WEBB (37Q;2).
Chicago-Music, light, opera: WFAA
$685. henoctady-Contralto WGY
Orchestra. WHAD. (275), Milwaukee,
Theater revue. orchestra. WIN 1851 q
New YCrk-Dance. entertainment. WIZ
(4543), New York-Orchestra. WILT
(3945l Misunderstanding and Ras-
VIVA" MY (447 7S9' ChicagRomsopr aflo.
WOO (50S2). Observation-Disclosures
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ANNOUNCERS' CONTEST

Please credit this ballot as one vote for'
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Address
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Silent Today

CENTRAL-KEMQ, QFUO, KSD,
WCBD, WKRC, WLW, WSAI.
STE N CKAC, PWX,
WBBR, WDAE, WFBI. WIFI,
WGBS, WHAz, WIP, WMAK,
WGR, WRC, WREO, WTAM.
FAR EAST-FAE, KGO.
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and physics, and they
vary in their reaction on
the system. Naturally,
the stronger the medi-
cine, the more it shocks
the system, SO wise par
ents never give anything
but a laxative to chill
dren. DR.. Caldwell's Sy-
rup Pepsin is a mild laxa-
tive, a vegetable COM
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,Today's Cross Word Puzzle

No. 60 horizontal is fruit of a fir tree
cream in theml
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Concert Music

FOOTWEAR, WIS.
7:30-WGR, WIZ,
8:00-WGR, WCAP.
8:30-WFAA, WGY.
9:00-WLS, KMA.
9:30-WJJD.
10:00-KFI, WIN.
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1t may be difficult to decide Just
what medicine to use out Of the
many that are offered, but it would
not be ifUou knew the facts. There
are laxatives, cathartics, purgatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
THUGS ATTACK
SHIPPING MAN
Victim Is Beaten and Robbed
OF Sl20 by 4 Bandits

A TrACkEn by four thugs near
- the Colman dock about a
o.elock Thursday morning A W
KINNEY vice president OF tho A Al
olllespie cumpauY. WAS beaten ip
The 'lruEgie that followed ami reb.
ecd Of tisa and "a passbook.
KINNEY was passing Post st.. ON
Marion ST. De told police. when the
Tour men closed In on him. two seis
ms him frum behind The Others
gmhoed him in front lIe put up i
nght, but lost out. Tie was held in
an allies while the bandits went thru
his pockets. Besides the money they
took a book of railway passes issued
70 him hy the Northern Pacific.
Great Northern Union Pacific aud
CIV r. a y. railroads.
kinney h a weIi known shipptny
man. with otficvs IN the Arctic build.
ms. Ills home Is az sooi i4th ave.
\ AFTER recovering from the shock
OF the attack be reported tho rob,
berry 10 the police.
Entering the laundry of Charlie
LinsWa. Chinese. So Fnh ave.
"Wednesday night. two Filipino han,
diis forved him into back room.
tied him up with rope and rubbed
him % SO LiuEwn managed 10 re.
lease hlmsclf within short time
and notified the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
POLICE MAKE 4
BOOZE RAIDS
Find Liquor in Drug Store
and Garage

Accused OF selling "dehom liquor
20 an agent OF the police dry squad,
7 Yinagi. manager or the state drug
store, sol Main 81. was arrested
Wednesday uight hy pstroiman O..
W chrsiy aud n u, kimscy of the
special detail Marked none, Is held
as evidence
kimsry and Christy mldcd an At
legcd Jap gambling joint al sit
Firth ave. s, a little later aud az
rested seven laps and seized some
gambling apparatus A. Nishi. 80,
was arrested there on a liquor
charge.
Going 60 a garage az 1850 broad
way. the two officers then arrested
" Blbhy, ON bootlrgging charge
and scitsd his AUTOMOBILES and a
grip containing two gallons % moon
shine Searching the gBusc thry
foued four gallons Of moonshlnc In
another auto and setnsd Il, too.
Earlier In the day the two cops
had SEIZED a huge distilery az az
ssth ave. =. where complete 100
SALON still 5000 gallons o. mash
and so gallons Of meonHhinc was
taken, The Jap owner u The place
had fled. and has not been captured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
SCANDAL ROCKS
GREAT BRITAIN
Sensation Created in Lon
don by Charges Of Woman

LONDON. March G. Trial u the
"peupssioun scandal" witch already
has dragged in the namc Of tho late
Sir John steven CowanF. who Wua
quarter Muster general ~ the nrlt
iHh armies during the world war. has
aroused popular interest cqailing
that in tho case Of the mysterious
Mr. \. which rocked the capital q
lev months ago.
Revelation that the General y.
mentioned in the action brought b.
Mrs Dorothy Mursl pcnnlutoun
asainsi her former husband. was The
late quarermasier general caused q
tremendous sensation
General CownnH was one % the
outstanding figures Of Britaius
galaxy IN the war and the breath Of
scandal on hla uame came ns
smashing surprise
Mrs Denulstoun. In reply 20 n
question by Tho Judge. named the
general rs the man uith whom che
lived az her husbands suggestion
that be might gain Advancement in
military service
Mrs. pennlstuun denied that she
had attempted 70 cxtort money from
Lady Carnnrvon. widow Of the dis.
eovcrcr OF King Tui's tomb. and nov
tho wife Of her divorced husband.
In cross examination concerning
tho extortion charges II was dis.
closed that Deunistoun before his
marriage 60 the countess frequently
was in starving condition" and
ran rrrands Tor friends on promise
~ free meals. while since his mar.
rtaEc bis bank account once toialed
1900 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
COOLIDGE BACK
TO ROUTINE
Inaugural Guests Begin to
Leave for Homes

WASHINGTON. March Presi.
dent Coolidge returned 10 the rou.
tine duties % his office today with
his engagement list considerably en-
hrgcd by the calls Or distinguished
inaugural visitors. Tho White
House inaugural guests ueEun to
scatter. John Coolidge. the prod.
dents son. who arrived from Am.
hcmt hardly morc than an hour
before the ceremonies commenced
yesterday, will return Immediately
Colonel John Coolidge. the presi.
dant's father whose highest praise
Of the program yesterday was that
everything was satisfactory. plans
to SO hack 10 plymouth, VI. today
or tomorrow
The president startled White
House circles last night bJ sudden.
IS leaving 20 attend an Informal
dinner given ut q down town hotel
hy group of his old Massachusetts
legislature associates. No intima.
ton o. the presidents purpose TO
dine oui Was siven and even the
secret EeFyicc was caught unawaTes
AIRS. Coolidge had PREVIOUSLY DE-.
clincd 20 attend many morr preten.
ttoip functions. including the ~.
augurai ball aud a dinner given
the governor u Massachusetts by
Senator Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
BUS OPERATORS
DISCUSS RULING
Realize They Can't Fight
Supreme Court Decision

Trustees Of the Washington Auto
Transportation association. compris,
ing the stage limo operators al over
tho state. were 10 meet Thursday.
az . y. m. ~ the Frye hotel. 20
discuss the recent United States su'
preme court ruling. which opens up
Interstate motor transportation.
we cannot fight tho decision. "
Robert r. Whiting. vice pre- .deut
of the Motor nus Depot. Inc. de
clarcd THURSDAY There b. 20 hiEh
sr tribunal TO whlch we can earry
the case. but NC nrc gong 90 PRO
tssi and discuss the opinion With
it- relation 20 the large bus com,
pauies-"
Whiting. who h a trustee of the
association. sald his organization
understands that under the decision
any person cBn operate motor
stages Tor raFzrnErra or freight iu
Interstate commerce without The
present formality Of obtaining the
permit from the state
This means" be fa.d chat any
one can start operations. rvadlus
such heavy financial obligations a.
the large companies have 60 pas IN
taxes We pay iu." be- added mp
nroximatsly 10 per cent ~ our IN
comes IN taxes and feel that we
should have some protection from
others"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
CABINET READY
FOR BUSINESS
New Body Complete Except
for Attorney General

WASHINGTON. March with
The exception of an attorney gen.
crui, President Goaldgrs now cubi
net was completed and ready for
business today following the lnauFu
ration % Coolidge and Dawes ytster.
dty,
Frank D ksliogg. o. Minnesota.
was formally hWoru in as secretary
~ state. succeeding Charles Evans
Hughes at $50 ma al the state
department III old friend. Pierce
Butler. 81 Paul. associate justice u
the supreme court. administered the
oath.
William ~. Inrdlne Kansas. took
tho oath OF office aa secretary ~
agriculture. succeeding Howard Al
oorr, now governor VI West Nir.
giuia
u N. Rsise. chief elerR o. the Dc
partment Of agriculture rcad tho
oath
Tho nomination Of Charles u. War.
rem, Michigan. 90 bo attorney gen,
eui. succeeding Harlan q. stone.
Who was elevated 20 the supreme
court, Is still pending beforc the .en.
ate. which h expected 90 confirm 10
iu The Especial senate session begin.
ming toiaN Thrctta of opposition
blocked ia consideration iu the old
senate.
The cabinet. perhaps with War
zen iu ht Intended place. viii hold
ice first meeting Friday az The
White House
Tho lineup is considered tempo
mry by capitol Observer. bcsuso
~ persistent rumors that keilpEs
and SECRETARY % War Wcelss viii
retire before tho year b. ended
koilogs Is not iu tho test 81
health and IL b. generally believed
viii retire this summer
Presidon, Coolidge h expected 10
promote Warren from the attorney
grueratbip II he 10 confirmed TO
the stale portfolio.
Weeks b. said 10 h. ready 10 rc
iirr, after a Ions political earccr
and col Theodore Roosevelt MAO
be- ha successor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
TRAIL SLUGGER
after ESCAPE
FROM POLICE
Terrorist FleeS After Fore
ina Entry Into Homes
sueITVE is WOUNDED
Still al Liberty After All
Night Search by Posse

pEsPITE an auuight ssarcb by
~ West seattle roliec, Georgetown
"a COLUMBIA CITY Officers. the
.usser who has trrrpuEcd women
q Whlte Ccnter was al liberty
TssEdsy,
ne thus e supposed GO o. the
an Who r,olped nom police
- "Wednesday afternoon and made
, occesSgul dash Tor liberty Ia a
F1eoat aeroe the puwamlsh river
rAile bullets splintcrcd the craft
a. piowrd TIA water around b.
ne man was arrested at itth
,ys ;. and Cio,crdalc S.. after ne
- for,cd an entry In q hume Ser
sani I. e tec and OFFICER \. W.
Hclm were taking him in an auto,
ksk 10 thc Denton home. when he
tyed head first from the car.
,rrintsd 10 thc river muk aud
umpsi into 8 h0at he lHy flat in
nsins his arms Go paddle Ice
anI Holm cmpucI their guns az
I'm several times. hut failed 10
rlsysui him from reach.ug the
shsr Sidc Of the river and safety
q TIE underbrush
: The man born the marks ON his
"a hand aud hrad ~ injuries In.
t,siea ~ several % his vumcn. vie.
iia,s. who have fought him with
xsSors. milk bottles and other ian.
bFoytsod weapons,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MATTICE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Downs also reluctantly admitted
ga, al ono time a sntutualrstic Sc
isrr "os game, hsd been held =,
he club, which was participated in
> nr. Matticc. Mr. and Mrs
Clark. Of Portand. Afns. Harcl Fisks
al Mr.. and Mrs. Downs
ne testimony Of Bslloni mr
ss6sd the sensation of the trial.
z went to my fathers cafe on
Angus, l. and was in the kitchen
xhsn Or 3latticc came In. BeIIoni
testified -Hc had basn druking.
sad after 10 or rs MINUTES became
AysisricaL
There WIRE two women ln she
both DIT Mattice became so intoxi.
'aiea We had 10 force him into my
isnds car and We took him home.
Outside the house he turned 20 me
isaln and said.
zoe. shouldn't 10 into that
.hssse. The other night Csruso up-
peAFed % me in spirit and warmed
- 70 lcok OUT for that house
Eusser discrimination Rcilont
nd be FIRST told the story 10 "a Mr..
0Rourks. an AGENT for an insurance
enpany. and made a written state
lzsEt o. the entire affair. This state.
nsnt was introduced in evidence By
.Rnmes-
rhs defense Indicated that they
III Close their case BY Friday night.
Two other Insurance policies hang
.ssen the outcome q the case. involv.
~ a total sum OF $4,000. Dr.
NA;,ice met Death death tn the Whit.
ny residence Thanksgiving day.
M while attending an informal
-.rsslcAle al which a number OF
TESTS we're present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
MAN|ACS SEIZED
Capture Of Two Brothers
Ends Siege of Farmhouse

BELLEFoNTAINE. O.. March 3
The siege OF the Rushyivunia
farm house where Harry and Ray
Wren held out against the law for
three days, came to a sudden enl
today
Slipping up on tho alleged luna.
ties rs they ventured out into a
pasture back OF tho barn. Sheriff
woolcy OF Logan county. and 10
deputies over powered the Wren
brothers and took them into Gus.
tody.
wooloy said they put up a stiff
battle. but were unnrmed and gave
'up when they saw they were out.
numbered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Japanese Minister
Arrives Thursday

sAN FRANCfsCp. March -
Tsunso Matsudiara. newly appointed
Japanese ambassador 20 tho Ugited
states. vii arrive here this after.
noon with hls family and members
Of his embassy staff on the liner
H8iuo Maru.
Matsudinra win start East sun
day 70 asusins the post formerly
held by Masano iIanihnra.
The Japan society Of America and
members OF the local japanese col
ony arc Joining with Consul Gen
cral Tnketomi in welcoming the new
ambassador. Many social functions
arc PLANNED Tor him bore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Burglars Loot Home
of Ramps" Peterson

Burglars Wednesday evening loot.
Cd the former home Of ). n.
Ramps" Peterson. 425g Beach
drive. Peterson. with his wife and
Mrs Clara Fitch plunged 10 death
Ia Elliott bay. February /. when an
automobile skiddcd over the side
" Railroad ave.
Tho burglar. or burglars. took
only IS pieces Of cut glass. worth
several hundred dollars. according
10 = a England 1888 Fourth ave.
", oaretaker 81 the home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
H. G.. Dahlby Ends
Council Campaign

Henry G.. Dahlby. candidate for
the city council. in winding up his
campaign, will make two speeches
tonight at West Seattle appearing
at Masonic hall and the Gatewood
hall.
Tomorrow night he viii PARTED.
patio In n rally at the Vasa hall.
Ballard, md Saturday night Mt the
Modern Woodmen hail Columbia
station, in Rainier valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
To Float Capital
Bond Issue Soon

OLYMPIA. March g. Disposition
Of q tf000.00O bond issae. author.
lied by The legislature for the pur.
pose Of finishing the state capitol
group. will be decided ia few
days. The bonds are secured By
state timtsrlauds. which viii be
sold 10 redeem them The capitol
committee. including Governor Hart.
ley, Auditor Clausen ana Land Com
missioner kaudgc. viii meet 10 de,
eide how the issue shall b. floated.
The state itself may invest in the
bonds using surplus funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Body Of Man Is
Taken From Bay

a fisherman trolling f0r salmon ia
the West Waterway. near the spo-
kane a. bridge. early ThurEday
morning. discovered the floating body
or a mlddIeBged man, dressed in The
rough garb Or a logger
Harb0r patr0irnen Brill and David
sou recovered The body and IL vas
taken 20 che morgue The esroner
said the man vas about 50 or 81
years old. and attlred in ovsral.s and
a rnackInaw Jumper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Burke Gets Medal
of French Legion

judge Thomsa Bgrk, Of Seattle.
has been made "a member or tho
French Legion OF Honor and WA
presented "Wednesday with the
cross Of that order IlIs war scry.
ioea 10 the allied cause led 10 the
decoration. The judge left wednes
day night for France. o. delegate
to q touring club convention. lie
Is credited with providing funds for
restoration Of shattered French viii
hges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Try Dentist for
Lack of License

Charged with pulling three teeth
for T.. a. Alderman last October Z.
without the fornality OF having n
state license to practice dentistry. J.
r. Jordan went on trial Thursday
before Judge Calvin Hall. Deputy
Prosecutor Eugene Meacham was 20
attempt conviction thru the testi.
mony OF c. A. Morrow. Inspector for
the state department OF licenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Repair Shop Is
Damaged by Fire

Oily rags In n shoe.shining kit
caught fire Wednesday evening in
the Union Shoe Repair shop. l07
Union at. damaging the interior
about 1895. Fire department officials
believe the rags took fire by spon.
taneous combustion. Tho spelger &
Hurlbut store next door WINS damag god
by smoke and water about 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Palace Hin Company
to Entertain Lodge

Members OF the Seattle lodge oi
Eiks will be entertained at their
meeting Thursday night By tho Roy
Clair Musical Comedy company from
the Palace Hip theater Clair IL a
member Of the Oakland Eiks and Is
planning number o. unique feat
uFes 20 present his Seattle brothers
DO you want 70 get results rom
your Classified Ads ConsiGcr The
star. The circulation q larger. the
cost u less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Ruffled Dotted
Marquisette Curtains
Special $l.45 Pair

OF firm, evenly-woven quality OF
marquisette. with oblong woven dots.
A very attractive style, with Pinch
ruffles, double sewed. and ruffled
tiebacks TO match. Length 2A
yards. Specially priced at S1.45
the pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Ruffled CoIored Dot
Marquisette Curtains
Special $2.lO PAR

Unusually attractive are these
white marquisette Curtains with
dainty ruffles and woven dot pat
tern in blue or gold colors. Ruffled
tie-backs to match; length "a yards.
Specially priced at $40 the pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05

MADE from good quality marquisete in two atac-
w tive styles Finished with full ruffes doube-stched
White with uffed tebacks to match Length 2A yards Spe-
caly priced, Friday a csc the pair
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-12
Still Greater Quality;
New Lower Prices

ONAAA NJ NAA>A ~ MANI -
New Lower Prices
Wilde the motoring public ac-
claims the Chrysler Six as the most
phenomenal car ever built, Walter
".Cnrv-'er announces notable inn
pro"enents in quality of materi.
ais. of performance, Of craftsman.
ship. of equipment, Of design.
Greater Power - Increased cylin.
derhoreresu!ting in approximately
y Per centr1ore torque. giving 70
miles per hour with greater case
ana Quickness than ever before.
Faster Accelerc:ion-5 to Is miles
in seconds, power enough to
climb the stee pest grades and pull
through deepest mud or sand, from
refined power plant with a still
larger crankshaft Of 50 per cent
greater torsionai rigidity.
Remn kable Fuel Economy-Car.
hurction improved TO deliver 20
and more miles per gallon Of gaso.
lire, notwithstanding increased
power and faster acce!sration.
IMPROVED Rear Axle Ring gears
AMI p.nions are larger; ditferential
carrier heavier to handle increased
engine power.
Distinctive Color Com bina,ions-
| BODY Cniors. in cuco, are the most
attractive and tasteful ever offered.
Chrs>!cr-desisned, Fisher-buiIt
closed bodies are further refined:
attrsctivel1 low and gracefully
] rounded.
ErtraOr6inGr, Eqmipment-Chry.
s!e' equipment is Of a quality and
completeness rarely found on any
car even the highest priced. 1t in.
Guides Purolato., which filters all
dirt from crankcase oil as the
motor runs; Watson Stabilators.
the most efficient and most costly
device Of its type to absorb the
shock Of road irregularities; air.
Cleaner, which removes all road
dirt and dust from air entering the
engine; thermostatic control Of
water heat for most efficient oper.
atoms; Chryslcr.Lockheed nv.
draulic four.wheel brakes which
provide utmost safety control;
Spartan sos electric horn; duco
durable body finish; balloon tires.