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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06

Court issues is systematic and COM
prehenSive whispering campaign and
propaganda of misrepresentation and
insinuation. This is q new kind of
campaign in Illinois, but I think since
the curtain has been withdrawn in
Chicago within the last two weeks the
people have had an opportunity to
understand the play ana to recognize
the players. The players wear new
masks but their voices and sentiments
reveal their identity"
The statement issued from the Nc
Cormick headquarters said in this con-
nection:
Explanation Of Stand.
"Mrs. Mccormick took the position ia
opening her Cook County campaign tiiat
as a candidate for the UnitS1i States
Senate she had not and would not
make any alliances with political leaders
or political factions within or without
her own party. She pointed out that
participation in factional contests In
Cook or any other county would in
evitably confuse the voter in choosing
between the candidates as to their in
dividual qualifications for this one high
ONCE. She has taken the position that
q candidate for the Senate should not
make sny alliances or pledges that
would interfere with perfect freedom OF
action as member of the Senate repre-
senting the people of the entire State"
The contention is made by support
ers of Mrs. Mccormick that the Deneen
people have expended considerable sums
Of money and that the screws have
been put on the voters and leaders by
the Federal and county oficeiolders
under control Of the Senator in way
which makes affair election impossible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
RETIREMENT BILL
CONFEREES MEET
Senate and House Members
May Attempt to Reach
Agreement This Week.

Further efforts probably will be made
in conference this week to bring about
an agreement between the Senate and
House on Government employees re-
tirement legislation.
Although no date has been set for
another meeting of the groups repre-
senting the two branches of Congress,
there is every reason to believe further
conferences will be held as soon as the
Senate managers have all the informa-
ton they desire on the technical details
of the new method of computing annu-
tiles advanced by the House.
The three Senate conferees, who met
yesterday with a staff of experts from
various Government departments, will
meet again tomorrow morning to con-
tinue their study of the House amend
ments. Senator Dale, Republican OF
Vermont, author Of the bill which the
Senate approved, said yesterday there
is a radical difference between the pres
ent law and the House bill. and that
the Senate conferees are endeavoring
to get all the information they can
from experts regarding it.
VipOnd Is Called.
Among those who were called In for
IlllOIHldtlOLl ySoUclodS NC4C EACAlAACIl ~
Vipond of the Civil Service Commits
sion; J. B. WoodSide of the General Ac-
counting Office, and q representative OF
the budget coordination department
Robert H. Alcorn Of the joint confer
ence on retirement of civil service en-
ployes, also conferred with the Senate
group.
The Senate bill is based on the same
principles as the present law, with in
creased annuitieS to a maximum OF
$1,000. The House bill provides for a
basic annuity of $50 a year for each
year of service, to which would be
added whatever annuity could be pur-
chased with the amount accumulated
by each employe through the personal
contributions from his salary.
Substitution Is Provided For.
The House bill provides that when
ever an annuity would be less under
this method Of computation than under
the Senate bill, the latter would be SUBJ
stituted. Under the House plan ap-
preparations made by Congress for re-
duction of 81 a month from the con-
tribution of each employe, would COM
prise an unallocated fund, from which
the basic annuity would be paid. The
remainder of each employees contribu-
ton would be credited to his personal
account and used to purchase his adj
ditional annuity.
The Senate group probably will ar
range for another conference with the
Houes spokesman as soon as they have
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completed the informal sessions they
are holding separately. The fact that
both branches of Congress passed the
bill in different forms means that an
agreement must be reached if there is
to be any retirement legislation at this
session.
The other two Senate conferees In
addition TO Senator Dale are Senators
'Couzens, Republican of Michigan, and
Mcclellan, Democrat Of Tennessee. The
House group Is composed of Representa-
tives Lehlbach, Republican of New Jer-
sey; Smith, Republican of Idaho, and
Jeffers, Democrat of Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
OIL FRAUD TESTIMONY
INVOLVES GOVERNOR
$500, 600 Contributed to Young's
Campaign Fund by Julian Pc
troleum Corporation Head
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 5.-Release of
testimony given the grand jury by ia
cob Berman, former official of the de-
funct Julian Petroleum Corporation,
revealed today that he testified $4,000
had been appropriated by Sheridan c.
Lewis, former head of the concern, to
finance Gov. c. G. Youngs campaign
four years ago.
Berman testified, the transcript show
ed, that Lewis told him Gov. Young
was to arrange for the appointment of
j. M. Friedlander to the Office of State
corporation commissioner in exchange
for the campaign contribution. With
Friedlander as commissioner, Herman
said, Lewis could obtain any stock SELL
ing permits he wished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
Real Estate Board Chartered.

RICHMOND, Va, April Especially
The Alexandria Arlington Fairfax
Real Estate Board, Inc, of Clarendon,
Va, a non-stock corporation, whose
purposes are to create and promote CO.
operation among various real estate
brokers, has been granted a certificate
Of incorporation by the State Corpora
ton Commission here. K. A. Brum-
back of Clarendon is president. Ball &,
Douglas Of Clarendon are attorneys for
the board,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
Meeting Postponed by Death.

COLLEGE PARK. Nd, April (Spe-
cial) -Because of the death of Mrs.
Clara NJ. Buckley, wife of DR.. S. S.
Buckley. prominent member of the or
ganization, the April meeting of the
Prince Georges County Citizens Assoc
citation scheduled here last night was
called off. The next meeting will be
May e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
Rates Truck Drivers Low.

PHILADELPHIA. April 5 LP).-Dr.
Frank N. Freeman, professor of educa-
ton at the University of Chicago, has
found that truck drivers are the least
intelligent men; a high intelligence
rating is an absolute disadvantage to
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06

Vancouver, British Columbia, Is 10
have q new $2soO0,000 wharf
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COMMUNISTS ARRESTED
Russians Held in Sofia for Having
Secret Code.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, April (P-Fifty
Communists were arrested here today
and charged with possession of q secret
code, printing equipment and handbills.
Police said most Of them were par
doned Russian emigrants now sent out
by the Soviet authorities as Communist
organizers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06

Mukden, China, has a wider-streets
drive.
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AC0UlT DRIVER
AFTER LONG TRIAL
IN JOHNSON CASE

Continued From First Page.)
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Senator Deneen also assailed Mrs.
Mccormick because she had become
allied with the Grove Galpin- Snow
leaders In Chicago and with the city
hall machine. He continued:
'T11e situation in Chicago is no diff
ferent from that in the State. In every
section of the State large sums of
money are being expended in behalf OF
her candidacy and in every section In
the State 1t has been observed that
:. those who usually favor the cause that
: has the largest funds are active in her
Z support. In my Judgment there has
: not been In Illinois campaign so ex-
/. pensive % the one which she Is con-
! Quoting.
Behind the shifting alleged World
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Educational MurGLS
! AdOrn Chapel Walls

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 80
dNSJ.-The chapel walls Of st.
Anselm's College here are to bear
a series Of educational murals,
the work Of Rev. P. Raphael, o.
s. B.
When the paintings will be
completed could not be estimated
as the work is progressing at
easy stages with many Of the stu
dent body aiding FIR. Raphael in
the work.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
French Films Star
Was HOn1eSick Here

PARIS, Sept. 80 .(INsJ.-Hol.
lywood Is all right but the rest
Of America is impossible, accord
ing to French film star Suzanne
Delve, who recently returned from
here. 7 was never so homesick
in my life as over there and !
have been away from France
many times. Perhaps it's the big.
ness of 1t. could scarcely wait
to get home again"
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Countess CathcGrt
Wed to RGrOnet, u

LONDON, Sept. 80 dNs).
Vera, Countess Cathcart. whose
exclusion from the United States
several years ago on charges Of
moral turpitude" caused an in.
ternational sensation, was mar
ried here today to Sir Rowland
Hodge, 71-year-old baronet and
shipbuilding magnate.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
.DO-X Makes Flight
With NeU EnOines

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Sept. 80
USJ.-The Do-x tweIve.motored
Dornier plane which Is expected to
make an Atlantic crossing when
test flights are completed, made
its first extended air journey yes
terday.
Taking off from the surface Of
Lake Constance at IL, noon, the
Do-X rose gracefully and easily in
spite Of its weight Of 81 tons, in
GLIDING more than six tons Of
gasoline.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Boy, 4, Badly Burned
As Matches Ignite

Elwood Funk, 4, 200 block
Twelfth Pl. N. E., was badly
burned yesterday when a box Of
matches with which he was play
ing ignited his clothing.
He was taken to Casualty Hos
pital, where his condition is said
to be serious.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
HUSBAND VANIsHEs

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 30.
Mrs. Ruth Eppard, Of r. F. D.,
No, /, has asked police to search
for her husband, Everett Eppard.
81, who left home Saturday driv-
ing his car and has not been
seen since. He has brown hair
and blue eyes. is Of dark COM
plexion, weighs 125 pounds and
wears glasses.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
LEADERS Will Pay
Guggenheinl HOnOrs

NEW YORK, Sept. 80 QN.So
Leaders In industry, aviation anc
the arts were to pay q final trib
ute today to Daniel Guggenheim
when funeral services for the
financier and philanthropist are
held this afternoon. Burial viii
be in Brooklyn.
The honorary pail bearers in
clude John D. Ryan, Dwight w
Morrow, Bernard M. Baruch, John
Hays Hammond, Elihu Root, jr.
and Col, Charles A. Lindbergh.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
THIEF GETS s45 WATCH

Earl C. Bunce, 100 book Elev.
enth st. N. W., yesterday reported
r. police that thief entered his
shop in the 100 block Seven.
tenth st. N. W., and took a
watch Yal.;cA IF SIS.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
SUITCASE STOLEN

Theft Of a suitcase containing
clothing valued at Sl8 from his
automobile parked in $500 block
Sherman Ave. N. W., yesterday
was reported to police by A. ].
Tolentino, 619 L st. 8. 4.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
TALKS ON PLAYS

William Knowles Cooper, re.
Gently returned from a tour of
Europe with his family, last night
delivered a descriptive lecture on
the Passion Plays witnessed at
Oberammergau before an audi
ence at the Y. M. C. A.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
GIRL TRIES SUICIDE

Dependency, said by police to
have been induced by a love af-
fair, yesterday caused Sadie
Elizabeth Johnson, colored, %, to
attempt suicide with gas in the
1900 block Of Capitol Ave. N. e.
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i?th ana que Sts;-K.nn.r's Pharmacy.
1901 GeorSia ave.. &. Ganpkin's PhAr-
;ii i itt , sseSIsSgs; ST. CIR, Co.
18th and Buchanan sts.-Hohoergers PhAr-
l4th 81 and Colorado avs.-oDonners
s7os Mount Pleasant st--Mouns Pleasant
Lis catoFni. Fs stcoo5dny' s S6SB
n. z. n. J. ayes and M st.-sauitary PhaF.
and and Mass avs.-PAinips, Pharmacy.
LIST and x StS.-Duncan's Pharmacy.
7th and K sts.-GoldenberE's thine clerks
7th and o sts.-LincoIn Drug Co.
ie sh St ana anS Sal Il FOrsssra
sth and ss5 On. =; - Hunt S PhsTSmasy;
Ca. ave and Up;hur st.-Petwerth Phar-
ssie &c; avs.--BriEhtwood Pharmacy.
1905 Mass svs.~Dupont Pharmaey
18th and Pa sye..5eTnsselns DruE Store.
North Capitol st. and R. L avs.-Parksr's
SiS4 New York ave~Riverslde Pharmacy.
2ist and g sts:-ouiEley.s Pharmacy
s?is Conn. ave.-yyoii,s Newist.nd;
$3.50 Conn. ave.-Montersy Pnsrmacy. 49,.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Harry c.
A7si Wisconsin ave-MorEsn Bros Phar-
raEoms Park. sSs Cedar st.-Mst:inEly
GEoRGETowN.
s sSth and and n sts.-Braces PhsTmacy. " '''''O'
ss561lll M.. st;mMsoS sxVsySSHa nss's'
Wisconsin ave, and o St.-Donahus's Phar-
macy.
lth and H sts.-Home DruE store.
~ ~ St. and Nd. aTe.@Louis F. Bradley.
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sac East Capitol st.-EstloW Tato's Phar-
East Cap. and sth sts-K 4 NJ. prus store
zoth and r L ave.-Collins' Pharmacy.
$500 istn st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
eth ian and r. l. ave. John G. BiEEs PhaF-
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9Th sth and md Eye s.sye-EFsalsy's Pharmacy,
1907 Nichols ave-. Anacostta-HealSs Drus
18th and East Cap sts.-LineoIn Park Phar-
macy
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With her nut-hrown skin and graceful carriage she
looked every inch daughter of the desert Her
little fingers were busly engaged in fashioning a
skirt Of grass for a grotesque doll made Of ivory
and wood, quite hideous and soled but Meriem
thought Geeka Gas she had named it, the most
ished all her confidence and love; for every one
else either Indifferent cruel 10 little Meriem
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MULTIGRAPH OUTFIT.
tCOntInned.l

MULTlGRAPH OUTFIT.
Complete, for sale at a very
reasonable price. practically new,
that will print perfectly and
satisfactorily, including motor,
signature attachment, envelope
addressing attachment, printers
ink attachment, drawer address
plate cabinets, type cabinet, au-
tomato feed, typesetter, compo-
type, address plate and rail seq
ment, lever addressing machine,
lever addressing stand, ejector
attachment, repeat and duplicat-
ing attachment, ruling equip
ment, plate cabinets. Many sizes
of type.
Apply Mr.. E. E. Snyder,
on third floor,
RALEIGH HABERDASHER,
1910 F St. NV.
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Nahum, toothleSs, filthy, ill-tempered old bag who
watched the child, was always infiicting some
minor torture upon Meriem. Even more than she
feared old Mabunu she afraid with an almost
historical terror, Of the sheik whom she knew
father. Always he scolding her for nothing,
often ending his TRADES by beating Meriem until
she was black and blue. Yet no amount of cruelty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-19

In the heart of the jungle, hidden away on the
banks Of an UNEMPLOYED river, lay a small heavily
pslisaded village. Twenty palm-thatched huts
sheltered its black population half dozen goat
skin tents housed a few Arabs who lived here
while collecting the cargoes their camel trains bore
twice each year to the markets of Timbuktu Be-
fore of these tents played little black haired
black-eyed pretty girl some 10 years of age.
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Left alone, she was always happy and singing play
ing with Geeka, decking her hair with wild flowers,
or making ropes OF grasses, Only when the sheik
was near was Meriem quiet and subdued She
feared. too, the gloomy jungle surrounding the VIII
lage, filled with chattering monkeys by day and
roaring beasts by night. Yet often she wanted to
away out into the terrible Jungle forever rather
than longer face the ever present terror of her
father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-19

CHEVROLET COACH 1929; low mileage:
this is a real buy; can arrange easy terms
Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1918 Conn ave. Dec
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sac; 81 per month. This car is Just like new
and guaranteed. Warrington Motor Car
Co. 203b 17th 81. NV. POTOMAC n1AA
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CHEVROLET CABRIOLET, 1923; excellent
condition throughout, 1890; $3.50 cash. bal
ance easy payments. Barry-Pate Motor Co,
1918 Conn. ave. Dec. 0730
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1929: beautiful gray
Duco finish; as clean as new inside and out;
bumpers front and rear, spare tire and park
ing light. This car has been carefully
checked in our shop and is guaranteed sI59
down, balance in IL monthly payments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-19

CHEVROLET SIX SEDAN, 1s2e-Finish and
cine is smooth and responsive Less than
1000 miles and fully equipped. Priced at
1000. wallace Motor Co., 1909 L st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-19

CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1929 condition Of car
like new throughout; this is a real buy at
S485. Can arrange easy terms. Small trade
viii be considered on down payment. Call
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1929; best looking
coupe in Washington; black Duco with cream
wheels and stripe bargain, 2266.40. full
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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BOATS.

throughout, sleeps four; 40-h.p., 6-cyiinder,
electrically equipped marine. motor: speed.
ierred payments il desired Order now for
Spring delivery. Capitol Boat Works, TIA K
st. S.w.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable, never
used, $45 at once. Inquire Store, 1898 7th
St NV
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
(COntinuAdA


COOK, good, wishes place; with GOOD ref
Address 1913 9th st. NV.
cOLoRED WOMAN, neat; part-time or days
work of any kind. N 1864
housemaid: general housework; no Sunday
work: reference. Potomac 1855.
GIRL GIRL. coloTed; wants general housewOrk.
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes place as cook
or general houseworker. 2sio Dumbarton
ave. NV.
GIRL, colored, wants general housework;
s sh ST. 40 pain ssa children 2oSs
GIRL. reliable colored, wants light house
work or nurse; go home nights. 1909
GIRL, young colored, wishes general house
1851.
GIRL colored, neat. wishes POSITION as
NV, Apt. 8, before $50 or after 7:30.
sires housework or nurse; stay nights. Call
40 New York ave. NV.
LADY. white, settled. wishes place in small
stay nights Cali Met. sosi 20.
kind; reference: Phone Atlantic 35sI-w.
WOMAN We c9lorsd' wants apis: to clean.
55ii '''
WOMAN, colored, wants work, cooking or
days work Of any kind. Apply to i2lS
Union St S.w
WOMAN, white, refined. viii cook, clean for
for cooking and character Sl2 week. Ad-
dress Box ll6-V, Star once.
worker, maid-waitress; full, part time, days;
3 years reference. Pot. 1888.
WOMAN wants days or part-tme work; get
ainners; care Of children evenings; reference.
WOMAN, reliable colored, wants place in
small family; city reference. Potomac 6l63.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, late 1927; this car is
as clean as new, has Watson stabilators,
Balcrank bumpers and heater; original
paint, will carry written guarantee of one
of the largest dealers in town; terms to suit
will demonstrate at any time. Call Mr.
Blackwood. Adams 749l. after $50.
CHEVROLET. COACH, late 1927 excellent
condition: All extras: SlaS. CleX. 1all
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER. 1928; ike new in
all respects low mileage; need money; sac
rif1ce for sl95. Phone Lin. 534O.
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SALE-MISCELLANE
ANT1oUEs-TabIes one rare sewing table,
TS, Toqn S D %p s sC m'hOE"n' cOGpa
ANTIQUE and modern furniture, Oriental
rugs, etc; leaving city. Call at Box 90,
Locust ave. Alta Vista, Md. 5oa
ATWATER KENT e. DYNAMIC Speaker in
Mr.. Wilkinson. Lincoln A6os. 20:
BEDS, double and single; dresser, trunk,
table, chairs, day-bed. 2l7s 18th st. NV,
Apt. 10.
BED room. SUITE, walnut. Grand new, very
appreciated; cost sl.lo0. owner will sScri-
nee Tor $500 &c Gan be seen at the Auto Loan
BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK-Re-
Camp Meigs yard, which we win move soon
to 18TH and H sts. ne: a large selection;
DEALING csaned Whole BRICK nS 81 BATS sau s
count Guaranteed good flooring. sheathinG
and traminE; doors. sash. radiators, plumb
Other items Phone cG Iincen S Tiando"'' many
HECHlNGER Co, 5th Fla. Ave. NE.
CLEANING and pressing store MIXTURES, in
i4tS NV ADAMS S O5ss machine 1877
cash. no dealers. North iOi57 Between u' Il
DEsKS-Sale OF factory secondS'' Of once
fnn AZ rah,n;a desks, tables, chairs bookcases.
Son. Sis St. NV. National ton siss. Baum
DESKS, chairs, safes, fles; cheapest prices
In IN aWas1ninston: Special sale factory sec:
sth st. NV. Met. 77l2
DINING ROOM SUITE. American walnut;
good condition; reasonable. Georgia 4065-W
DRkPEs tsilk). z sets q windows each1
y Sanee s.S dnn Ep tabs e.
1918 kalorama I'd. n.w. 2os
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HELP--MEN.
(C0ntinued.)
WANTED

Morse telegrapher, for station IS miles
from Washington salary, S9O-Se5 per mo,
Address Box 342-S, Star ONCE
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per month. This car is peSfeSt o 0srbs no.
caiiy, looks like new and has good tires.
guaranteed Trade your car. Warrington
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LINCOLN 5-PAsS. SPORT SEDAN-Le Baron
fully equipped: condition guaranteed and
appearance proves the best OF care This
car cost over $4,000, has been used BY a
three-ear owner and is offered TO any prl-
yate party for Just the unpaid loan OF 81 ,2s5
Terms or trade. Auto Loan 4 Sales Co, 90s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-19
sALFAIIToMoHu.Es.

CADILLAC 5zi 7-PAss. sEDAN-Conditione
and guaranteed; Q wire wheels and fender
In trade; terms. The Washington Cadillac
o., li36-40 Connecticut ave. Decatur 5000.
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