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Is ARE INDICTED
IN EXPENSE PROBE
Former President of Chicago
Sanitary District Named
With Six Trustees.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 3.-Timcthy J. Grove,
former president Of the Chicago sani-
tary district; six trustees of the district
and eight other persons affiliated with
the district were reported named in true
bills charging conspiracy voted today by
the grand jury investigating alleged
irregularities during Groves admins
tration.
Among those said to be named in the
true bills were Martin j. O'Brien, Dem
ocratic county chairman and former
chief clerk of the sanitary district.
and Trustees Lawrence King, James M.
Whalen, Frank j. Link, John J. Touhy.
John K. Lawler and August M. Miller.
The report indicated three true bills
had been voted charging conspiracy to
commit illegal acts against municipal
ity. 1t was said the true bills would be
made indictments later in the day.
The seven others reported named
were officers of the district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
OFFICER IMPER|LED
BY SMOKE SCREEN
Forced to Give Up Chase of
Suspected Rum Car to
Save Himself.

The life of q pursuing policeman was
threatened and several motorists were
compelled to pull over to the side of
the road and halt by a suspected liquor
car early this morning which escaped
through the cloud of smoke it threw
out behind.
Motorcycle Policeman w. r. Green
field of the eleventh precinct, the sec
ton through which comes most Of the
liquor brought into the District, barely
escaped being damned against the curb
by the driver of the machine, who, fail
ing in his purpose, switched on his
smoke screen. So dense was the smoke
that at one time the officer was forced
to halt to allow the air to clear and
finally had to give up the chase.
Near Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
three automobiles going in the opposite
direction from the fugitive car entered
the smoke, but when Greenfield passed
them were stopping to avoid accidents.
Sights Loaded Auto.
Greenfield was on Alabama avenue
southeast two blocks north Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue when he saw large tour
ing car passing him with sagging
springs and something piled in the ton
neau and covered with a blanket. Al
though he had learned Of no rum-run-
ner who would attempt to bring through
load of liquor, his suspicious were
aroused and he began the pursuit.
He followed the machine down Ala
L.. lCyyI IN
avenue southeast, keeping close behind,
since the car had no tail light and he
was afraid of losing it. One block west
of Branch avenue southeast he at
tempted to come abreast of the ma
chine, but as he did so the driver sud-
denly cut across the street to block him
or jam him against the curbing.
Greenfield said that as he diminished
his speed to avoid the collision he saw
the man beside the driver set the
smoke screen to working.
Finally Gives Up Chase.
From there the chase continued
along Pennsylvania avenue to Twelfth
! street, north to B street, west to Third
street and then south to Virginia ave-
nue., where Greenfield, by then four
blocks behind, gave up the chase.
ut was on B street between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets that I was forced
to halt until the smoke cleared" the
policeman declared. THE street there
| is very narrow and rough, making the
smoke denser than anywhere else and
! also making 1t more dangerous to ride
a motor cycle. think he must also
, have raced his motor to increase the
/ amount Of smoke.
| Just as soon as could see again
| it couldn't have been more than 80
seconds started off after him again,
! but by this time he was four blocks
ahead 1t was this delay that per-
mitted him to get away"
Unlike many of his fellow officers
who have been smoked" Greenfield
experienced no Ill effects from the
fumes. No shots were fred.
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Two Killed in Indian Rows.

BOMBAY. India, May 3 tP.-Two
persons were killed and thirty injured
In various assaults on Hindu pedestrians
in the Moslem Khalachowki quarter of
Bombay today. The attacks followed
communal troubles between the Hindus
AM& MNeienae.
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WILL NAMES HOOVER.
President Designated as Alternate
Trustee of Estate.

The name Of Herbert Hoover appears
in the will Of Louis F. CroSSette. which
was filed today in the District Supreme
Court. The testament was executed at
the United States Naval Hospital August
5. 1928, during the campaign of Mr..
Hoover for the presidency. The testator
requests that Frederic A. Delano of
Washington act as trustee of his estate.
but in case Mr.. Delano be not living
that a similar request be made of Mr..
Hoover.
CroSSette. who died March Is, says
he has q Government insurance Of $l0.-
600 and other claims. which may bring
hts estate up TO $4,000. He asks the
trustee to make distribution monthly to
his widow until the estate Is expended.
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CLASH REPORTED AT CHEMNITZ.
German robin Hood" Addresses Meet
ing of Protest.

CHENfNITz, Germany, MAY o.
Max Hoelz, often called Germany's
Robin Hood" last night addressed
meeting OF $500 Communists, called to
protest the handling of the May day
demonstrations by the Berlin police.
There were a number OF clashes with
the constabulary after the meeting.
Two policemen were severely injured
and three suffered minor injuries.
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STORMS DELAY START
OF BALLOON RACERS
Clearing Skies Bring Plans for
First Bag to Take on at
SPIN, Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. May 3.-While storms
yesterday and today hampered the air
show planned as a preliminary to the
national elimination balloon races,
weather forecasts today indicated that
the IL balloons would get away from the
University Of Pittsburgh Stadium to-
morrow under at least fair conditions.
The wind storms that swept South
western Pennsylvania late yesterday
were reminiscent of those that brought
disaster to the 1928 races when two
balloonists were killed and q number of
the bags wrecked in this district. Today.
however. skies were clearing and the
Weather Bureau said that there was
little likelihood Of q recurrence of the
conditions.
The first balloon to take the air. one
of the three of the Detroit Balloon Club,
piloted by w. A. Klioff. is scheduled to
leave the stadium at 5 pm, Eastern
daylight saving time.
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BERLIN AWAITS REPORTS.
Three Sided Summing-Up Held Best
for Germany.

BERLIN, May Cp).-The question
whether two or three memorandums
viii be drawn up If the reparations con-
ference in Paris finally fails is con-
sidered by German official circles much
more important than the new discus
sions of figures which have been going
on since yesterday between owen D.
Young, DR.. Hjalmar Schacht and their
colleagues.
The Associated Press learned today
from a well-informed source that pub
LEGATION of two memorandum would
signify. in the opinion Of German on
Gals, the grouping Of all the creditor
nations against Germany. Three men,
orandums would mean division of the
experts into group composed Of United
States and Japan, q group including the
rest of the creditors, and Germany her.
self as a third.
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KITE CONTEST TOMORROW
Model Aircraft League to Adiudge
Best Kite Flyer at 2 O'clock.

Boys whose special delight is in flying
kites may have their fun before an au-
dience and qualify for prizes tomorrow
afternoon at Meridian Hill Park on
Sixteenth street. A kite flying contest
will be held at z o'clock by the District
Of Columbia Model Aircraft League,
sponsored by the Community Center
Department.
Kites will be judged as to pull, work.
manship and originality, with prizes
offered in each class.
A contest open to all types OF model
aircraft will be held at Boiling Field by
the league May IL at o'clock.
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lNFORMER is SENTENCED
TO SIX-MONTH TERM
James Jackson, Colored, Pleads
Guilty to Four Charges
of Larceny.

James Jackson, colored, who admits
he was employed as a police informer.
was sentenced to serve six months III
Jail for larceny by Judge Ralph Given
in Police Court today.
Four charges Of larceny were lodged
against the informer on the complaint
of William Schet. who accused Jackson
of the theft of five coats and six paris
of trousers. He was arrested by Oh1cerS
S. OstenSo and c. c. Williams of the
eighth precinct.
Jackson pleaded guilty to the charges
and Judge Given ordered him commit
ted,
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DOCKMEN BATTLE SOCIALISTS.
Hamburg Group Expresses Sympathy
With Rioters.

HAMBERG. Germany May 3 Up
Gangs Of dock workers crying Down
with Zoergiebell" marched through the
streets today until they encountered So
cialist groups, when a free-for-all night
ensued The demonstration was staged
as q mark Of sympathy for the Berlin
rioters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
Driver Is Run Over
By Own Auto After
Crash at Corner
Pv the Assoclated Press.

AIKEN, s. c., May 3.-Claude
Quattlebaum was run over by
his own automobile here yester-
day when he fell from the drivers
seat after a slight wreck. He
received slight injuries.
When rounding a corner in his
small car another small automo-
bile hit the side of his machine.
The door next to the drivers
seat few open and he fell to the
ground, the left rear wheel pass
ing over his face and chest.
When taken to hospital doc
tors found only decorations about
the face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
UNIONTOWN is HIT.
Three Houses Blown Over and
Shade Trees Felled.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. May OP.--
Three houses were blown over by
storm which struck Meadowbrook, near
here last night. Fruit and shade trees
were telled. No personal injuries were
reported. The storm was accompanied
by heavy rain and hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
TENNIS MATCHES OFF.
Chevy Chase Events Will Be Play
ed Tomorrow,

Chevy Chase Club tennis matches in
the first round of the annual invitation
doubles tournament, which were to
have been played here today, have been
called off on account of the high wind
They will be played tomorrow after
noon, starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
BASE BALL CLASH SET.
Eastern and Tech Teams to Meet
NAV II.

Eastern and Tech. leaders in the race
for the public high school base ball
championship. will meet Friday, May
IT. In their crucial game.
The contest was scheduled today. but
abandoned because Of cold. weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
1900 MINERS GO ON STRIKE.
Workers at Essen Quit in sympathy In
Respon-e to Call.

ESSEN. Germany. May 3 GP.-Thir-
teen hundred miners responded today
to a call to strike out Of sympathy Tor
the Berlin Communist rioters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03

Authorities Of Switzerland are wor-
ried over the number of casualties this
Winter among visiting Winter sports en-
t1usiasts.
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EXTREMISTS STAGE BATTLE.
Communistic Demonstrations at Leipzig
End in Fight.

LEIPZIG, Germany, May R):-
Communist demonstrations here, in
tended as a mark of sympathy With
their Berlin political brethren. ended IN
a slugging match between extremists OF
the Right and Left wings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03

Curling and ice skating were more in
vogue In Scotland during this Winter
than for 50 years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03

EAs'lsnd Farms Stable entry.
b John r. Macomber entry.
c DorTood Stable entry.
Marshall Field-Lattinztown Stable entry.
tive pounds claimed for rider.
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Reconstruction Of Japan's earthquake
P4~aS - neerf~@ c-~r-~'e++-"1.'
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-. q FoKcstcher Farms Montpelier Farms en-
Walter J. Salmon entry.
cE K Bryson entry.
d George D. Widener entry.
Willis Sharpe Kilmer entry.
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PIMLTCO ENTRIES

FOR TOMORROW.
FIRST RACE-The Mackenzie; purse,
sL300; 2-year -olds; 4Ia furlongs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
BERLIN RIOT TOLL
SET AT Il DEATHS
Fresh Outbreaks Reported,
With Police Firing to Wound
Demonstrators.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LONDCN May 3.--An Exchange
Telegraph message from Berlin states
that three women and one man were
shot dead this afternoon in the streets
OF Berlin while they were watching
street manifestations. The women were
on the balcony of a house and the man
was passing by the street.
TWO WOMEN ARE SHOT.
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THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
year-olds and up: ltls miles.
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SECOND RACE--The Green Spring Valley
HANDICAP: 5000 added 4-year-
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FIFTH PACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming; 8
Eear-olds and M: 6 furlones.
Hilltop; purse, $1,000;

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiminl
d-year-olds and up. 10 miles.
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hAppyentlCe allowance CldlfnSQs
Weather cloudy, tack 1866. -n--s-.
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ern Pacific Railway Co., was POSTMASTER
at the banquet.
Chairman Albert johnson Of the
House immigration committee surprised
the convention yesterday afternoon by
recommending complete and indefinite
suspension Of all immigration into the
United States. He declared that "tne
public wants no more immigration" and
that 80 per cent of all present members
of the House were elected with the
idea of more restriction of immigra
ton"
Mr.. johnson made his declaration in
opposing a resolution submitted to the
convention favoring repeal of the ma
tional origins provisions of the imni-
grafton law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18

modern, Sa-note, in fine
condition: SITS; terms can be seen eve
nings. The American Storage Co., 3SO1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18

THE GREATEST USED CAR
SALE OF THE YEAR.
Staggering reductions-$1OO
to $500 per car. Here is a partial
list of the wonderful values you
can expect. Don't wait. Come
in today or this evening for best
choice.
1928 cHRYsLER SEDAN. MODEL 81.
Al snAP sss5'o 1000 TRES
1927 MA!RMoN s3SXL: SEDAN,
1928 CHEVROLET cARRIoLET.
1927 ESSEX sqPER-sIx COACH.
Here Is g s2a SeS al Bargain.
rborou. he's K Es5Px S9eGHA sn.D.
1879 S.v ESSEX SEX E i 90 STE!
1926 HUDSON 5-PASS. SEDAN.
Perfect sR aFsst s sSIly Equipped
1929 Es $50 oG COACH.
Al i, shnsCpe.
Fully FSit f EaHipSsa. SHN Fine Car.
1927 DODGE SEDAN.
Tip-topi Shape.
S3o5l00:
1928 ESSEX SEDAN.
Al Condition.
$395.00
Many other big bargains to select from.
Every price-down payment and monthly
payments-marked in plain figures.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
THE House OF Confidence"
1851 18th ST., Cor. r NV.
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REFRIGERATOR, electric, used months
Army officer transferred, must sell quickly
for unpaid notes. Address Box 45O-z, StaF
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RADIO, Freshman, all-electric, with dynamic
speaker and very handsome caolhet- S'S'oo'
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(2) 1926 Oakland coaches. 1926
1923 Essex coach ......... $50
1926 Nash coach (Spec.).. 325
1926 Nash Spec. coupe. -. 325
1927 Pontiac sedan ...... 325
1926 Pontiac coupe ...... ESQ
(2) 1927 Chev. coaches. -. us
(3) 1927 Chev. coaches. -. $50
1928 Chevrolet coach 49,. 3o5
1925 Oakland touring -. Us
(3) 1927 Pontiac coaches. 345
1927 Pontiac coach ....... US
(2) 1926 Chrysler 20 CHI. -. 325
1926 Chevrolet touring. -. 100
1926 Pontiac coach ....... ESQ
1925 Oakland sedan ...... Us
1923 Pontiac sd. (lst series) 375
1925 Dodge sedan ........ $50
1925 Oakland coach 49,. Us
1926 Hudson coach ...... 125
1923 Studebaker Big Six,
4-pass. coupe ...... $50
1925 Packard sedan ...... AIS
(2) 1926 Chevrolet sedan. us
(2) 1927 Chev. cabs. -. 2o5
BARGAIN BASEMENT.
1924 Dodge roadster .$95
1923 Dodge roadster ....... IS
1922 Buick roadster 20
OPEN UNTIL 10 Pm.
1925 18th ST.
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Late the next afternoon Tarzan and his warriors
returned with the first load Of his belongings"
When the party saw the ancient ingots Of virgin
gold, they swarmed about the ape-man with
thousand questions But Tarzan smiingly refused
to give them the slightest clue to the source OF
his immense treasure adding: There are a thou
sand that I left behindI"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18

But first he searched and, to Tarzans delight,
the stolen papers were found. A moment after
this excitement had died down, Jane introduced
Tarzan to bennington. John Clayton Lord Grey
stoke my lord" she said. It required many repe-
ttions Of the ape-man's strange story to convince
Lord bennington that they were not all quite mad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18
FINER. USED CARS!
30.DAY GUARANTEE.
ew Nc

30.DAY GUARANTEE.
New Now
$3.50 Marmon 7S-B Collapsible
Coupe ................ 81 PAS
$1,765 Marmon 68-B Sedan. 49,. 1858
$1,745 REQ Brougham. ......... 6oS
$500 McFarlan Sedan, Spas. 495
ST, 4o5 Buick Touring. ......... AIS
$3.50 Hupp 8 Sedan. .......... 4o5
$2,450 Buick 7-pass. Sedan. go. SIS
$1,000 Marmon "a 7-pasS. Sedan. 7o5
81 SIS Hudson Brougham.... 4o5
$3,450 Marmon ~ Victoria. 49,. SOS
$3.50 La Sale SPIT. Road. (wire
wheels) ............... 1,1o5
$1,745 Dodge Senior 6 Sedan. 845
$3.50 Marmon 78-B Sedan. -. 1,245
$3.50 Cadillac 5-pass. Sedan. >. 1,l50
$685. Pontiac Landau Sedan. 3o5
$2,205 Marmon 78-C Sedan. 80. 1,l50
5000 Marmon u 7-pass. Sedan. 975
$685. Dodge Standard E Coupe. sos
$2,o45 Franklin II Sedan. $3.50. $50
$3.50 Marmon u Spas. Sedan. S45
$4,275 Pierce-Arrow 80 Limo.
E. D. L............. l,075
PIERCE-ARROW
USED CAR DEPT,
1872 18th St. NV.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
High-Grade Used Car for Sale.
Cadillac 5-passenger sedan, model slI;
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18

BUSSES-3 Fifth avenue type J,
Esp a enger, 4-cyl. motor
coaches. Cheap for cash. For
full information communicate
with Purchasing Dept, The
Capital Traction Company, 36th
and NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18
SALE-AUTOMORuES.

PACKARD &. CLUB sEDAN-Late series. In
perfect condition; new tires; fully equip
Rso offered for 5ast the IKE unpaid notes 81
S67S.50; terms or trade. 9o9 10th NV.
PACKARD sEDAN-Owner left town; bar
rama Garage. Col. 7l86.
PITRCE-ARROW SEDAN, good as new in
every way; 1925; must sell. Phone Lin
PLYMOUTH DE Luxe sEDAN-Very latest
model; driven less than 800 miles; due to i'll.
0 at So
10th NV.
PONTIAC SPECIAL DE LUKE CoUPE-Wire
in lender wells skns
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Home Of the, Word-Ofs honor Guaranteed in
and the favor is all yours.
P,o9NTIAC CoAACa ls27..In nne order; y saS-
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PONTIAC COACH, 1927; its blue. Duco nm
ish shines like new; tires excellent; tully
6aaDDece mOnthS Emerson orms iS
and M SITS. NV.
PONTIAC COACH, 1929. very low mileage;
car looks like new; and viii give new3car
guarantee; liberal discount. Call Bob Ded-
pN dW in prSc a Fit nk P sSst Gs s sar
is above the average and. represents our
for for lover over prices. jim Fiaherty, used car
manager for Dick Murphy, REQ distributors,
1885 l4th St. at Z.
PONTIAC SEDAN. lS2s-Lstsest model; driver,
discount; small car in trade and balance in
notes to responsible party. ,New-car guar
antee. Phone Mr.. Blackwood. Adams 1491.
u G9AGa SEE Mr sSs
1879 18th st. NV. Decatur 1890. Open till
REQ coUPE-In perfect condition through;
out and e real BARGAIN for $i7S.oO' unpaid
dana very late 1925 model with chrome
nSss n sced paint at as afS
Sales GFra Mst od Distributors s4s-s4S Pa
shape. Lloyd's Dairy, Bancroft, Va. Price
sTUDEBAKER DICTATOR VICTORIA. 1928
i lie: snS
siSs Before pm. or call at Sss N. =. aye
sTUDEBAKER 1927 5-PAss SEDAN in finest
it at $500; other makes and body styles.
The washington Cadillac Co., 1136-4o Conn.
ave. Decatur 1900
STUDEBAKER 8 SEDAN, 1880 model; must
be disposed of this week; a bargain. Co
lumbia 1921 after pm. 10s
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN, model IS; four
new tires, good FAINT, Al shape; $3.50; can
arrange terms; small car accepted in trade
1872 Wis ave. NV. between am. and 2 m.
Wn.LYs-KNIGHT, 1925, 5-PAss. TOURING.
Model 66-Perfect condition; SITS to quick
buyer. 439 K st. NV.
WILLYS-KNIGHT 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1925
Model So Runs and looks like new; $3.50;
terms; fully guaranteed. See Mr.: Barnes,
172e 14th st. NV. Decatur 1880. Open
AUTOMOBILES BY auction az WescnIer's,
$40 Pa. ave. ny" every WEDNESDAY ana
Saturday. 10 Am.
JIM FLAHERTY, Dan Smith and Jan Lamar
are located with Dick Murphy, 1885 18th St.,
at T We would appreciate and respect Wis
its from our former customers. We are anx-
ious to serve you again. May We? Dtck
Murphys, 1885 14th St. at q. Adams 9700.
USED CARS-An makes and models, big re-
auctions in prices, call and pick. one; easy
terms; open till pm. National Auto Sales
Co., Graham-Paige Sales and Service 50
New York ave. ne.
NO WINTER TROUBLES WITH A
WONDERFUL AIR-COOLED ERANkLIN.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES.
(Franklin DistributorS.)
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
NASH FACTS.


Why Worry About the Old Car?
Trade it in on one of Our late
models, thoroughly recond l.
toned.
1928 Nash Special Coach. $3.50
1929 Nash Special Sedan,
400 series. $50
1927 Nash Advanced Sedan,
Ambassador series. $50
1929 Nash Advanced Sedan,
400 series. 4 200
1929 Nash Special Coach,
400 series. ......... $50
1928 Nash Standard Coupe. $50
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
1909 L St. NV.
Decatur 2280.
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RADIO, Freshman, all-eectric set In attrac-
tive cabinet; $3.50 on terms Soutneast
e ron LA q
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high-grade, Just been
2 dozen rolls; only $50.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

Ia, fnahogany case:
! $l69. De Mol Plano
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D, electric, complete with tubes and
graph unit, 6 tubes; $40; will demon
pnfnmac 07H1 ZOE
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PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, By Keen. satin
lined; cost away up; sell for $40. Address