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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-09
6 ARRESTED, 150 GALLONS
RUM SEIZED BY DRY AGENTS
MIDDLETOWN, MILFORD, 9TH
Err TOWNS VISITED BY RAIDS
Agents Work Under Harold D.WiI-
son, Deputy Prohibition Admin
istrator for Delaware, in Raids

son, Deputy Prohibition Admin
istrator for Delaware, in Raids
Six men were arrested and about
$50 gallons of alleged liquor seized
by Federal agents operating under
Harold D. Wilson, deputy prohibi-
ton administrator for Delaware.
Thursday afternoon and Thursday
night. Those arrested were given
hearings Friday and held for court.
John w. Bennett, Jr., and Earl Ben
nett, his brother, of Milford, were
held under $1,000 bail each for the
possession of materials designed
for the manufacture of intoxicat-
ing liquor, when arraigned before
Y. 5. Commissioner Albert F. Polk.
John w. Bennett, ST., was placed
under $500 bail on the same charge
The two brothers and their father
will be given further hearing on
Monday, December IA. John Cald-
well, of near Persons Corner, Kent
county, pleaded guilty to the man
ufacture and possession of liquor.
He was arrested while operating a
still. His companion escaped and
is now being sought. Caldwell was
held under $1,000 bail for the Kent
County Court of General Sessions
by Magistrate Burton, Of Dover.
Wilson Lockman, colored, proprie-
tor of a restaurant in Middletown,
was placed under $1,000 bail for a
further hearing December IL, by
| Commissioner Polk on charges of
sale and possession. Paddock pro-
ceilings will be started against the
restaurant James Williams, negro,
of Alt West Front Street, Will
mington, was held under $1,000
bail for further hearing December
IL by Commissioner Polk. He is
charged with sale and possession.
The BENEFITS were arrested at
Milford when a truck loaded with
cider and charcoal was seen enter
ing the premises. The truck was
licensed in the name Of Earl Ben
nett, but was at that time in the
possession of John Bennett, ST., and
his son, John Bennett, Jr. The
truck contained four 50-gallon bar
rels of cider and two 10 gallon bar
rels of cider. A barrel of hard
cider was seized in the barn. Load
ed on top of the barrels were sew
eral sacks of charcoal. The still
which the Benefits are alleged to
have been interested in is being
sought. Two stills were seized, one
a 2OO-ga1lon still with steam
boiler, two miles from Pierson's
Corner, Kent County. A total of
800 gallons of mash was found in
watts, and seventy 50-gallon barrels
containing 800 gallons Of corn
mash were also seized, as were
four gallons of finished whisky. A
still was found operating at full
blast and Caldwell was arrested
while operating it, according to
agents.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-09

lRotarv that free dental clinic is
ho;no planned for the children of
power under the auspices of Do
,,er,s CITY Council and the dentists
of Dover. Council has appropriat-
Cd money for the equipment and
eunplies for the clinic.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-09
Record "AppIe" Seizure.

A 3O-gallon still was found on a
farm near Bridgeville, on. search
warrant issued by Magistrate
Dimes and served by Constable Ed
gar Belts. A total of "a ffty-gal-
lon barrels full of hard cider were
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-09

Rare Collection of Old Coins
Earl Carlisle, Pennsylvania Rail
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1931-12-09

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Evening star., 1931-12-17
NEW PHONE BOOK
CURES TOOTHACHE
Sufferer Waiting for Dentist
Collects Large Amount of
Futile Statistics.
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.

Once upon time, about "a hours
ago there was man who had tooth
ache. And somewhat tardily, perhaps,
he took his trouble to dentist.
But alas the dentist was professionally
engaged at the moment, and the man
perforCe was obliged to sit himself down
in the dentists reception room and
wait his turn IN the OminOuS inner
sanCtum of the dentists establishment.
1t was a tedious business, sitting
there waiting, and the man reStlcSSly
looked about for something TO distract
his attention from the pain in his jaw,
The only thing available, as it hap
pened, was a telephone book, but,
mercifully enough, it was a new one
neat and clean and fresh from the
press: the SO-denominated Winter
Spring issue, l93ll932.
Amount of Talk Amazes.
The man picked up the book and
turned its leaves. He noticed that the
volume had three natural divisions. as
follows: 493 pages Of Washington sub
sCriberS, l04 pages of subscribers out
side of Washington and 407 yellow
pages Of classified business and profess
SiCn29l liStlngS. a total of more than a
thousand pages Of names, addresses and
eNCnanPe numbers. three columns to
the page; approximately 75 names to
the column OF course. there would be
some repetitions But the mans imagi-
nation gaSped at the thought of the
quantity of talk there must be i'll the
world and the intricacy Of the me
Chanical system designed to make talk
ing easier to practice.
-Four solid pages Of liStings under the
heading United States Government. .
TWenty-one columns of names of law
yers and an equal number of physicians
and surgeons. Nine and half columns
Of Clergymen. Eleven columns of gro
GERS. Three columns of newspapers
One and a half of newspaper corre-
SpondentS. Eight OF schools. All these
ClaSSiticatiOnS the man with the tooth
ache examined while he waited
He saw that the first institutional
listing i'll the book was that of the
A. A. A., bu he realized that this was a
"trick" The American Automobile As
Evening star., 1931-12-17
FRENCH WAR HEAD
JOLTS JOB HOLDERS
Andre Maginot Hits Traditional
Laxity in Coming to Work and
Warns Loafng Must Stop.

PARIS.-Not since the days of Tiger
Georges Clemenceau has such q sensa
tion been caused in the French bureau
cratic world. Andre Maginot, minister
Of war, has informed all the officials
of his department, whatever their rank,
that he expects them to do two things
% To be present at their desks, and
ca when they are there to work
Those who have no knowledge Of tbs
civil service in France may wonder why
minister should cause q sensation by
stating such evident truths
Many a work now figuring in an
Evening star., 1931-12-17

sociation was entered under its proper
title four pages later. The last organi-
zation listing was the Zyz Van Leer In
surance Agency.
Aacs to Zwissler.
The first individual listed was Walter
Frank AacS and the last Leo F. ZWiSs-
Ter. They represented the far extremes
OF Washington telephone users; they
stood at opposite poles. with all the
other takers in the District In q SEEM
ingly endless line between them. The
toothache man wondered If Mr.. AacS
and MI ZWiSSler had ever met or ever
talked with each other
There were ll9 WaShingtons listed.
Of whom were George Washingtons.
There were % LincolnS, but no Abra-
ham of that name; ~ JeffersonS, Of
them being ThomaSes.
Fourteen columns of Smiths, from A.
to Zillah appeared, 80 Of the number
being John SmihtS; nine columns of
Browns or Brownies; seven and half
columns Of JoneSeS.
Sixty-six Hoovers were in line, Cool
idges. 81 HardingS. $50 Wilson's and
TaftS. One of the Wilson's was Wood
row r.
There were 8 Robert T. Lees, but
only l u. s. Grant
Apartments Honor Heroes.
The man with nothing else to do but
wait was amused to note the names
given apartment buildings. Not a few
were the heroes represented. Lincoln,
Mckinley, jefferson, Sheridan, Sher-
man, Farragut, Francis Scott Key, Full
ton. Ponce de Leon, La Sale, Glad
stone, Franklin. Wellington Marlbor
ough, PerShing and Lindbergh-al
these were honored in this way.
The States, too, were remembered by
the owners of apartment buildings
Alabama, Connecticut. Georgia, Iowa,
Maryland, Montana, Nebraska, Rhode
Island and Wyoming-and the tooth
ache patient doubted not that there
were others of the federated 48.
Goodness knows how long the game
might not have lasted. The man was
so thoroughly preoccupied that he
started when for the second time the
dentist said Next
Evening star., 1931-12-17

thologies has been conceived and writ
tained Z government post to assure .
square meal . day and who spent all
their time in literary efforts. Guy de
Maupassant, for one, composed his short
stories at the ministry OF marine until
ne became famous and resigned. Sew
eral poets wooed the muse In the offices
OF Paris City Hall.
Georges Clemenceau, when he be-
came minister of the interior some 80
years ago, and thereupon described
himself as the first cop IN France de-
cided that he would make all the OFF,
clals come on time and do their work.
This meant personal inspections several
times day and surprise call at all
times; Having other things 10 do, he
gave 1t up as q bad job.
Evening star., 1931-12-17

How would You like to lose load
OF unhealthy lat that You don't
need and don't want and at the
same time feel better than you have
ior years?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too prom
inent abdomen and at the same
time make yourself SO attractive
that you'll compel admiration:
Get on the scales today and see how
much you weigh-then get an IS cent
bottle OF KruSchen Salts which will last
you fol- weeks Take one-haf tea
spoonful in a glass Of hot water every
morning-cut out pastry and fatty meat:
Evening star., 1931-12-17
R. O. T. c. INSPECTED
Medical Unit at George Washing
ton U. Is Reviewed.

The h. o. T. C. unit at George Wash
ingtCn University, which is composed
Of medical students. was inspected yes
terday by Col Ralph B. Lovett U. S, A.
inspecting officer of the Sd Corps Area,
R. o. T. c.
This unit is a large medical outfit
that commissions about 35 officers an
nual!y for the r o. T. c. Altogether
there are about 200 medical officers in
the r. O, T. c. units at George Wash
in2tOn University
Evening star., 1931-12-17

sugar-and when you have finished the
contents OF this nrst bottle weigh your
Now YOU eau laugh, at the people who
pounds OF fat now you VIII know the
safe and pleasant way to lose unsightly
OF kruSchen helping nature to function
properlymhave presented you with glori-
Gus health.
y, Leading drusgists America over sell
DISTINCT understanding that you will be
joyfuIly satisfied or money back
Mrs. {. /. of Shepardsville, Ken
lucky, writes: Il have reduced "a
pounds in 81 DAYS with kruschen
and ate three meals a day '-Ad-
rertlsement.
Evening star., 1931-12-17

Lynehburg Accidents 81 in Year.
LYNCHBURG, Va, December II
(specisD Automobile accidents here
last month aggregated %, in which 5s
automobiles were involved. There was
one fatality during the year. Only one
driver In the accidents was q woman.
Evening star., 1931-12-17
Much Women
and Girls
Should Weigh

How would You like
to lose - pounds oi
lat i'll a month and at
the same time increase
Your energy and I'M
nrnNe Nnl1r heal1h Z
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
JACK SHARKEY CON SU
DEMONSTRATIONS DEL LU-
MES HA DADO NUEVO VI
COR A LA CATEGORIA DE
PESO COMPLETE

New York, oct. 14.-Jack
Sharkey, que por no dominar su
temperament ha arruinado mu
chos espectacVlos de boxeo, fl
nalmente ha pagado parte de su
deuda con ell deporte de los pu-
nos.
Existe hoy nuevo interes, nue.
va vida en- la division de peso
complete, ell bar6metro por ell
cual puede medirse ell exito de.
pugilismo, y Sc debe a la sensa-
cional derrota de Primo Carne.
ra, en- Ebbets Field.
Aunque todavia no sc ha he,
icho un arreglo final de cuentas
Jimmy Johnston manifesto aver
que 25,900 personals desafiaror
ell viento frfo, pagando de So 8
SIS, por presenciar la verdade.
ra primera prueba del gigante
italiano.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

cortiiero hecho un mar de la
grimas.-Al amanecer orden6
a un mozo que lie ensillase el ca
ballo negro, y aunQue llovia a
cantaros, parti6.
-iAh, Julia!... Julia Eek
clam6 ell i6ven con tanto deSpe-
cho como Que te he he
cho 70 para que asi me abando-
mes? ilnmediatamente!.. =. Salga-
mos todos en- su busca..-anadi6
vistiendose mientras hablaba.-
iQue ensillen todos los caballos
mulos, y me preparen a mi ell
alazan!... La Sonora estara to-
davia en- alguno de los pueblos
inmediatos!.. L..
ALI. No., mo, sehor!..,
repuso ell pobre viejo.-iL La Sc
nora debe de haber perecido!
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

clplado en- aquel vale ell 2 de DC
tubre, primer dia siguiente al
del casamiento de Brigida.
Por 10 demas, en- TODD ell cor
TITO, y aun en- ell piso bajo de la
noble %vivienda, sonaban, hacia
va ratio, yarios ruidos de vida y
lactividad humana... Oiase, YER
bigracia, abrir y cerrar puer-
Itas; cerner; dar voces (dirigi-
,das a las bestias y a los mucha-
chos) F.; ell agrio chirrido de La ga
!rrucha de tai o cual pozo, y, por
,%supuesto, ell repiqueteo de mu-
chos almireces, como senal de
Ique las madrugadoras cortijeras
Iestaban hacienda va las cotidia-
mas gachas de caldo colorado,
lilo mismo que todos los
dias!... iFelices gentes !--penst
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
un POGO de p~aciencia !

un POGO de paciencia!
DichO este, abri6 ell balloon; V,
al yer que Iowa, mumur6, mien
tras Sc ponia la bata:
-iOtro dia de carcel! Dios
me de fuerzas para so~portarlol l..
A la verdad, me he metido en- I'm
callej6n sin Salida... 5Que voy a
hacerme aqui amos y anos?...
-iSenor!... iQue la Sonora
no parece !...-se atrevi6 a ana
dir ell anciano.-i Alguna desgra
cia lie ha debido ocurrir!
i C6mo!.. GQu6?... iJulia!..
-grit6 Guillermo, abalanzan-
dose a la puerta Y abriendola
lleno de terror liable listed,
por Cristo! mo esta la Sonora
en- casa?
No, senor~.-reSpondio el
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

mia profundamente, sinti6 la
mar a la puerta de su cuarto y
oy6 la quejumbrosa voz del ito
Antonio, que gritaba con respe-
to Y augusta:
Senor!... iSenor!... iAbra
por Maria Santisima!. l.. iAbra, Y
perdone que lie moleste!
i emprano empiezan hoy
los dramas campesinos !.,.-pen-
SO ell j6ven, restregandose los
ojos.-Continuan por 10 visto
las g~roserfas de aver.
-iSenor!... mo tarde!-ex-
clam6 ell capataz, golpeando de
nuevo la puerta.
= va voy! va voy! ..-gri-
to destempladamente ell trans
nochador, echandose al suelo de
muy mala Tenga listed
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

-lQu6 dice usted, in-or..c3-
do?~-tartamude6 GuiIlermo,
sintiendo el frio de muerte,
lei caballo que montaba ba
vueIto solo, o mejor dicho, IN
pastor Sc 10 ha encontrado CO.
l'lendo por ell secano grande!,,
i Jesds!.. JESUS mil veces,
iCorramos nosotros!., Hay aue
seguir todas las pisaias del ca
0allo!~-dijo GuiIlermo.
"A ESQ ha salido jose. Mas.
como no cesa la lluvia, estan
0orradas cast todas las huellas,,,
Vera listed como no 10 es-
tan para mi. Sin duda la ha
tlsado e caballo!-,.. iPobre Ju-
ia mia; Vera listed como vive,
iAy, Dios MIC de mi almay VI
no qolero pensar que haya muer
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Los ingresos subis "a 1929,
zoo, quedando, des<M de abo-
nado ell impuehMs G gobierno,
$107, 07O parAdastribuir entire
los pugilistaNla direction. Sc
dividieron principles que
rreros, a pEtes iguales, $53,535
quedandole una pequena ganan-
cia al promoter, que Ia obliga-
do al Madison Square Garden a
capitular y entenderse con el.
Johnston i%ngresara en- ell
Garden ell dfa Is de este mes pa
ra hacerse cargo de la admi-
instruction y la vicepresidencia,
con I'm sueldo de $685. 900 al
ano y un monitor de acciones.
Tan pronto como Sc haga cargo
de sus nuevas obligaciones, ira
tara de concertar un match de
revancha entire ell italiano y ell
ex-marinero, que ofrecera en-
ell Garden.
Sc propone tambien conse-
guir I'm match entire Tommy
Loughran y Sharkey y otro en-
ire Camera y Uzcudun.
BESIDE los dias en- que Jack
derribara a Harry Wills, hace
cinco amos, no Sc habla visto
una batalla igual en- ell terreno
de Ebbets.
Sharkey recientementf ha-
bia ofrecido una miseraHle de-
mostraci6n en- contra de Mi
ckey Walker. Ell lunes Sc pre-
sent6 rejuvenecido, como un
gran boxeador, no dando mise
ricordia y con innegable "po-
tencia destructora' en- los punos.
Entretanto Camera ha contes
tado a sus criticos con absolu-
ia claridad y probable que es al
go mas que un monstruo atleta
de circo.
Ell gigantic tiene mas agilidad
que la mayor parte de los gla-
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
Box EO
DE CANCELA

Indianapolis, oct. 14.-Con
una ventaja en- ell peso de seis
libras, 179 contra 173, Tony
Cancela, j6ven gladiator de
Tampa, Florida, derrot6 aqui en-
la noche de aver a Mugs Kerr,
pugilista local.
Diez asaltos dur6 ell encuen-
tro.
Jackie Purvis, j6ven de peso
weller, perdi6 la decision de los
jueces en- un combate en- Billy
Rose, de Cincinnati.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
Con los Cuantes

IRafaelito Valdes que ACADIA de
llegar de la Habana, es un "'mu-
chachito" simpatico Y correcto.
Pero no sabemos 81 tendra
"flus" para Felipe Lobato.
ST Rafaelito no esta acostum-
brado a recibir punetazos de
hombres de peso ligero mucho lie
convendria no meterse en- un
cuadrilatero con ell "mosca" apa
drinado por Lorente.
R~elampago Saguero, que pa
rece I'm campe6n mundial, nos
trajo aver al "chiquitin" cuba
no.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Julia, poniendose ell sombrero y
cogiendo los guantes y ell lati-
go.
DeSpidi6se en- seguida, con
una rapida ojeada, de aquellos
muebles y de aquellos muros,
1nicos testigoS y confidentes de
SUI dolorosa determination; sus-
piro con pesar, al yer que NADIA
nj nadie la detenia nj podria va
detenerla... Y sali6, en- fin, en-
busca de la muerte.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Sc VENDE- Tn garage y
cstaci6n de gasolina en- lugar
centrico, de reconocida cliente-
"a y a I'm costo reducido. I'm
5uen negocio.
Su propietario necesita salir
del pals. Solicftense informes
Ell ell Telefono Y3944.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
MILLER ACOSTO A DAY

Yonkers, N. Y, oct. 14.-Al
minute y 20 segundos del ter
Ger asalto, Ray Miller, de Chica-
go, boxeador de peso ligero, pu-
so a dormir, anoche a George
Day, de New Haven, Conn.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Sc VENDE, una casa de 2 pi-
sos, 9 ~cuartos, solar de 75x150.
Naranjas, tangarinas y aguaca-
ties. En- Tampa Heights. Precin
$4,000. Plazos c6modos. Infor-
man en- ell 2809 de la Gale 8.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
Por
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

d CUAO IA uS tAId1UOH
cerrar las puertas del dia... Co.
memo entonces a Hover sosega-
damente, como cuando la lluvia
va a durar largo tempo; Y, pa
sada otra especie de noche, o sea
algunos minutes de renovada
obscuridad, filtr6se al cabo por
La nublada atm6sfera la bastan-
te luz para que Sc distinguieran
unos objetos de otros; con 10 que
va .pudo decirse que habfa prin-
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
D EP O R TIES

Los dos gladiadores subieron
al cuadrilatero pesando 1876 IL
bras cada uno.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14


Y nos vamos de consejo, buen
conseio para los "fieles": Admi-
rem TODD 10 que quieran al meji-
cano Jose Cortes, vencedor de
Manuel Quintero, pero no apues
ten a sus punos. Ell Relampago
esta en- ~perfectas condolences fl
sicas Y Cortes, no obstante su
fama, no podra derrotarle, sal
vo que un "fen6meno" surja.
No entiende el Saguero de
"cortesias" cuando combate y 10
sc asf 10 comprobara.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

UN LUJOSO AUTOMOVIL
Sale para New York llevandc
m natrimonio. NeceSita tra
oersonas para ayudar a los gas.
os. Informan: 2313R Gale i
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Miguel Lorente va ha hecho
su labor de exploration profe-
sional y opina que 81 alguien
cae, ell viernes, no sera ell Relam-
pago.
Lorente opina tambien que 81
alguien triunfa, los laureles no
saldran de Tampa, es decir, que
ell Saguero Sc quedara con ellos.
Y los pron6sticos del Curro,
en- los 1ltimos amos, Sc han Wis
to despues sancionados por la
realidad.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Sc DESEA COLOCAR una Sc.
nora espanola para atender a los
quehacereS de una casa Y para
c%ocinar. Informan en- la Ia. ave.
1413R (altos).
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

diadc@ s--lentos, SCI defien-
de con p~l maestria, es ina
gotable su vaf0a# tremenda su
fuerza y resistenS
Pero aparentemeNN ha que
dado probable que Pm ape
sar de su tamano, nunca RYar5
con la dureza que muchos lie Su.
ponfan.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
XII
EN- Ell QUE JOSE VUELVE
A LLEVAR EN- BRAZOS
A JULIA

Serian las nueve de la mana
ma cuando Guillermo, que DOR
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Jackie Herman reaparecera ell
viernes en- Benjamin Field. Tn
nombre desagrada a Jackie:
Miller. LIE recuerda la golpiza
que joe ell italianito de West
Tampa, lie diera en- la Arena del
Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

La moe ID ItaIla poSee agIAl'
dad, destaeza y valor. LIE faSfr
dos manos que peguen y deA-
rrollen una p0ten'i3<ds 270 Ii
bras.
iMandenlo a que Sc c~onsulte
con ell especialista que "impri-
miera" vigor a los punos de En-
ME Schaaf y a los de Tommy
Loughran!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-19

Store your Furs without delay in
the Palais Royals Scientific Storage
: Vaults. Charges now the lowest in
our history. Call District 400.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
STEUART
MOTOR co.

Trucks and Deliveries
All Years All Models
9Th & New York Ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17

STANLEY H. HORNER,1nc.
80 Buick Brough.... .$1O5o
80 Hup. So Gust. Sed. S95
80 Buick Master Sed. 046
'2o Buick Mas. Sp. Rd. e25
'2o Chevrolet Coupe. 275
'2o Chevrolet Coach. ESQ
'31 Buick Sedan.......... $50
80 Marquette SPIT. Rd. ATS
go Buick Spas. Cpe... 795.
'2o Buick 7-pas. Sed.. sos
'2o Buick Sedan......-. $50
'31 Ford Sedan......... sos
'2S Stude. Die. Vict.... $50
1918 14th ST. MAJ. $500
1111 18th St. NAT. 1851
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
BARNES MOTORS
1929 18th
ESTABLISHED 1916

Better Cars at Lower Prices
Every Car Carries a New-Car
Guarantee for 80 Days, and Will
Please the Most Critical Buyer
Phone Dec. 1890 for Demonstration
Open Evenings Till 9 P. M.
1881 Ford Conv. Coupe. .$425
Cannot he told from new)
1881 Buick Model 81 Sedan. 975
(6 wood wheels. Cost over 81. .6OO)
1880 Buick Model 81 Sedan. 875
(6 wood wheels. Cost over 1,7OO)
1880 Buick Model AZ Sedan. $50
New FirestOne tires: appearance
like newt
1880 Buick Model 46-S Coupe, $50
(SpOrt coupe: 2-tOne finish)
1881 Dodge Convertible
coupe .....ss.,...... OIO
Driven 1900 miles. Like new)
1881 Chevrolet Sport Sedan. $50
(6 wire wheels. 1900 Inilesl
1881 Chevrolet Coach. ....... 400
1880 Chevrolet Coach. ....... $50
1881 Ford Tudor. 400
(Driven 1000 miles. Like new)
1881 Ford Tudor. S75
1880 Ford Coupe. 300
| 1880 Oakland Custom Sedan, 600
GOOkS like new in every way)
| 1899 Oakland Coach. ........ 375
| (6-wire wheels. Goodyear tireS)
\ 1881 OIdsmObiIe Coach. ...... SIS
(Can hardly be told from neW)
| 1881 Graham Sedan. ........ $50
II Iiko new In every FeSpecD
1880 Pontiac Coupe. ......... $50
/ (SecOnd Series. Fine eOnditiOnI
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CHRYSLER USED.CAR
SPECIALS
1870 Chrysler 7O Sedan,

4
1880 ChrysIer 10 Sedan,
g w. w., $675
This car has been thoroughly re-
conditioned; new tires, paint and
mechanical condition excellent. Drive /
this and you'll appreciate a good
used car.
1880 Studebaker COmdr. ''S"
CabriOlet, $3.50
This car is equipped with s wire
wheels, new tires with very low
mileage. One of the most attractive
cars offered today. Perfect in every
1928 ChrysIer ~ CabriOlet. $3.50
Thoroughly reconditioned. with
better buy as used car than a
cheap new car. See this without
fail. Il
1880 Chrysler II Sedan, $685.
We have two q, to select from
are in perfect condition; very low
mileage. If you are looking for
beautiful car, see one of these.
1882 Chrysler s Coupe, $3.50
This car has been driven only
$500 miles; was traded back to us
| car-incIudes free wheeling.
R 1901 N41A JO4CL o. v W. W. NOAPC
$1.275
1890 Chrysler IT, 6 W. W.
Coupe .......H....... 1913
1928 Buick Sedan ...... $50
1881 Chevrolet Roadster 395
1928 Nash Coach. ...... 275
1929 Chrysler rs Sedan 595
1928 Pontiac Coach .... 1876
1881 Studebaker Rdster. $50
1881 Ford Sport Rdster 395
1880 Ford SPIT. Cab, 6 W. W.
$50
All Cars Garry
3O.Day Guarantee !
H. B. LEARY, JR.,
& BROS.
1921 14th st. NV. N. 6S26
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
WAREHOUSES; WANTED

MODERATE SIZE STORAGE. moving and
parking warehouse: must be well located.
Would be interested in purchasing bust.
ness Must be Northwest section. Shapiro
Foreign Express. WEst 1882.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
WHERE TO DINE
Employment J
HELP WANTED-MALE 56
MEN (2)

YOUNG MAN-Colored; exp. for grocery
store. Good reference 1909 T ST. N. w
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS for. sale, earning ABOVE, $I75
all at inventory. Give week in place to
investigate business. Inventory about
81 200. Selling account health. 443 Hume
Ave. Alexandria Va. at Potomac Yards