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The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
THURSDAY, SEPT ,
Local .;I Club offies.s
Attend Board d',t,' Ns..

snsiIssl sue Bailey, secretary, p's'it'a j. u,
ppslns's ed .bs SAN and professaionsSIf Sf :. ~
st..lDPl fe..ian.l Federation Dc Of ess'ss su,s,.
eonhia coming years work ve,s sra. Play Play /
problems PROD discussed with sS'f s.'.s sstI's \
Mss Mildred Hall !
Ga,ofd, s;ano pr, presided over tbs iss't e. NJ
slons' aoEs W while round taS1. sis '',as !,
na..;pst aho past t President Miss s''s''.l Si'' |
nat, ha''iesbGrg' .s Miss Lens p,,i' s.'a
,ary s1ry, to Governor Governor Conner, s,' s'''s !
Sunday. e iunehsa
.,A.I All state officials, min.
chairman, fourteen club ,,as n.s.,, ~
many visiting members yls's's .'s
most Of the state oro.s;..is s; tss
meeting was highly sueces,,sl ,s''a n
ington club officials tssla st.s.a Y
much good accomplissss
announcements will be mad. !.
coming year, it was sts,.,
Rogers. 'saso
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08

The Merry MAIDS and Nst-ozs A,-6gs
elub men bers and favored substitutes
were delightfully."- entertained q 1ssi
Wednesday afternoon with Mss Ellzz-
beth T2ckstt hostess- Playing II ths
seats n tAe seSs1T zszas-s we're Mrs
sam GE1z Of KERN. Mrs. ) Howard
Bezll q Howard 8o6 Misses Mk-5oz
Swit.s1sbsrg and 1aE2iI& teove-s- Gar
den flowers were Zse3 s. aec1-S-
tioz = the living re0- WHARF ths eG-s
Vas played TIE elub Qrlzs- chiffon
hose WIS ~o1 by Mrs Marcel &cRSs,
The g1sst prize 6olhls deck u cards
went Il Mrs San Gwl1- ~ the closs
q :he afternoon levsly rstrssAr1sats-
salad. crzcks-s- 81 5cs z15 tsz we're en-
!oyed.
Mrs Robert Tcw1eS ~kS thk gracious
hostess q Tha-sdzy night zas1 ths
Merry MAIDS and g2t-oas were bs-
g1ests- Mrs Czss Pavxn x,5 Mrs Gel
lie Gibson Substituting 5o- the &hss11
members. Tie three tzo2es were g3Scso
Il the living -oo1 whsrs Ez-3s1 <.aws-s
II artistic 2--z1g-s-1 x55s5 mach -
the z.1-xc15voess u ths s2Sc5o1s -eo--
The v5cto-y sco-e 81 Mrs Sessions
Pgvzl was awarded ths clza Prize, SIX
e. hos=, z16 Mrs Cuzlis G5asoz 6rsE
ths consolation. 3 l5p SICK .eRel- Fo--
lo=I-s tae game 5s3ec-Stls salad,
c-zekers. N ica and iosd ~ Es-s
served
Mrs. Fsl131 Tacs Ezs Aoz2-e3 y lzst
Saturday afternoon ~as- he S11osE-
Socis-y ana The G1-ls AExllz-T Esvs
kitchen shower t0r hs- q 1hs -&a.es
pa-lor u tie Baptist c1-rcz- Mrs " B.
kea7A. Mrs D. c. Lady z15 A-s- ;. L
kyzz- assisting .5e El-ls = cas r.ass
ures q The 8t.ar7oca- M27y ze-rzc.zvs
z16 useful gifts fc- - kitchen were
presented Ms -s.s. Eto 1zs 5a1s sce-
splendid =a-k VIII these yo1-r people.
Deliclo1s ret-ss1=s1ss ws-s s-.oys6 =
the lzts Afternoon
NJ sod Mrs. n. l Ramsey ~s-s
royzl aosts o- Frl5zy 1lsat- v.1z i-s
members . tts .r1zF5ts 1-15c l--o
a19 substitutes ;1@-- Eues.s- Ehs 81
tr41r.vs sZs1s q -o.-s WHARF - IRE
l2a-=s Esrs 2lzss5 rs s5.-z@5 Est1
lE1s SINNER Elews-s II v.T31 col5-1-E-
: hsSs sharing rs dscz-<c- -as.-
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z15 Ms Jesse EEl.z- NJ s-5 Ms .
George 8=4E A-5 Mss 0o-.-ay NcBes
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The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
RS. B. c. STEWART
MRS. N. 4. STEWART.

Of their sons Billie and Edwin remained
with their grandmother. Mrs. y. B. Nc
hibben 10 attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A Burkhart, Of Green
wood, spent Tuesday night with Mrs. ".
A Brown on their return from Jackson.
Mr.. F. Parsons paid Lexington bus
iness call Tuesday morning.
Re-. and Mrs. A. J. Henry and daugh-
ter, Grace, Of Winona. are visiting rel
atives here. Mrs. c. l. Burwen and
children returned with them.
Mr. Luther Ellison Of Beulah and
Mrs. Malcolme brennan Of Rolling Fork.
spent the week end with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. L Ellison.
P. L. Brown of Jackson accompanied
Mr.. I. H. Frost TO Ebenezer Monday.
Ms. N. H. Roberts and daughter.
Mary Harris, left Saturday for Lexing-
ton where Mary Harris will attend school
again. Mrs. Roberts will have charge
Of Kindergarten work there this year.
Wilborn Potts plans 10 complete his
high school work at Lexington this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Burwell were Lex
ington shoppers Monday.
Misses Gladys Henson and Vallie Belle
Eubaaks Of Bethesda will attend Holmes
Junior College this session.
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
Social and General
H0SPTTALTIES

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The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
kindergarten Started
With Nice Enrolment

Mrs. NJ H Roberts opened the kin
dergarten under her direction Monday
at he residence Of Mrs. Julia Clover.
She is well pleased with the beginning
and has enrolled several little pupils
with others to start soon. Invitation
is being extended the people of Lexing-
ton to visit the kindergarten and see
the work done and the arrangement Of
equipment The little folks taking the
work are: Patricia Ann Scobey, Inez
Lundy, Bette 10 Latham, Doris Shee-
han, Robert Edward Barrentine, and
Teddy Shanks.
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
This Woman lad
45 Pounds d|l

Dear Sirs:: For 8 month, n
using your salts and am W.
pleased with results. I've bs \
6 inches in hips and bust me,,,)
taken 3 bottles-one lastin
l had often tried to reduced h !
but never could keep it up, bT l
ting down and taking KrussMl n
splendid results. l highly nd
it 10 my friends Mrs. Cm I
Manton, Mich.
To lose fat SAFELY sh
LESSLY. take a half tess,u.
Kruschen in glass of hot 1
the morning before breski,s1
miss z morning. To hasten ns
light on fatty meats, potst@s
and pastries "a bottle that
weeks costs but trifle-but Id
chances : be sure it's Krus,ha1
health comes first-get it at ID
store in America. If not joytf
fled after the first bottle-ms4
You'll find It in the CLASSIFIED
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
Bunk Wilburn |,
Welcomed By n.

Many friends of W. ". al
burn we're delighted to grest Iti X
streets Of the city this vs.t a. y /
his lengthy Illness and eo'si. ssa
his home He is looking mn.,
and stated that he is gettips ~
His many friends in Lexin.,,' y
the county hope he will eopti,., @
steady improvement and ap,a
place in the community Vs,r
been greatly missed for NOV.
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08

delighted Sunday morai1g with sp3e7'
d56 txik ~ Ms 3. v. Lipsco-ah, see-s-
t2-y of tire Southern Methodist Nilsson
/ Boz-s - Nashville. Tenn.
NJ. and Mrs.. Melvin Psltz and l5ttls
sa1. Herbert Bernard, at Noorehsaa.
were russtx II Nj and Mrs 3 Sehr-
Sunday
Mss Jean Nc22e WIG has beer visit
;-r Mrs Francs Criss 81 Dl-4e;- -
t1-ns3 Naa6ar. accompanied y Mrs.
I C-iss and l5r<ls sa1-
! Ms c 4 Noo-s R1d Mss Frances
Gv5z ua.o-e3 = Du-2u5 Saturday =
meet Mss Meta Moore q hs- retain
trs- Jackson.
Mss Mare Fsrk returned Aoz34y
=-an New Yo-k z-d vii spend several
54ys With he parents NJ ana Ms. :.
Fsrk before lsSrl-g fo- school woTs Il
+ gscksaA-
& Ms. N N. Cx5-- Ms E1Ce1s eu7-ssS-
Ms. { 4 Glover. xr5 Misses Nay GE11-
Nee Gw5a 275 Gene GEla 91&-iss y
rE-aA5 Thu-s34v from vlsit .e Texas
relatives.
Kisses Josephine Garter and N&r1
sl1z2bs1a Cawss-- =: Goodman. v-s-s
Tuas54y r1s<-< - Mss Elizabeth tsl.y=s--
Mss 8es2 PINK : visiting t-5saaS =
Memphis t1iz weak s--elte hons z-an
Ns~ gerk
NJ. xza Ms " ? EEzns:,- ::
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Mrs Ca-1s.lz 0ys- u jackson Ea2cE-
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An6 family
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SATURDAY u -ss1 Ms WElSoz VII LIS
asez VISITING friends Il 2oze6&.s
Misses 0ccss Ea3 Eza2 NcLsz1 VI
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Eesks vi. -hss- szs.e-. Mss Nzts5e NJ
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Mss gulis Clo~sr, u IAarrsa-. sz.zz.,
- Tssk With relatives 4 the ci.y. :
A-o1g ,tose froz Lexington visit
3 t1s state capital Moz3sy we're
Llssaz Mildred Stephens. Frances GSi1.
'eeis Gw3n- John SsaFh=2< Mrs. " n.
VIA. Mrs Eugezs Q1z-les. Mrs. J. 5.
WI. Gsa4 GEsz Q1zrles M and Mrs
Mt2zs nd daughter. Cwez6o-
r
Mss Nay GEza i visiting friends II
zz-.. thls week
M a1d Ms Garrett Herbert. Raj
7rd ard F-aztss He-5er-, Miss Julia 5
fgts37 al Henri Watson were Jackson
.zi-9-s Tu=s6zy q
Ms o L Ellison and Mss Bessie 3
e5lssn Enjoy@d a sg.o o11i1g 70 .he
zp5.zl Ciry LATE date. ! :
NJ at Mrs. !. G Stgl4r and sor. 2
tepae- Jeath, rstar1e5 u Greenwood
1h@ w=ek ena after Asgpy family :
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The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
Nichols In Wreck
Near Atlanta, Ga

H. L. Nichols, accompanied by his son,
H. L. Nichols Jr. made a business trip
to Atlanta, Ga, the past week. In re-
turning their car was struck at q cross
road on Highway 78 near that city and
completely overturned, damaging the car
and also shaking up Mr.. Nichols and son.
They were delayed bit in making the
homeward trip but after few adjust
ments they were able to resume the
iourney
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
Girl Scouts Enjoying
Outing At Castalian

Misses al5-sc s-aF.e-t z-c y-sreeg
95E-1 z-lelzJs Js-5zss z1e f5-l SORTS y.
CsE-s4e1 eI-5ngf Es1rassdsg 4pr -w1.-
1sT esuy s1a lgIng y rts -Ht r g5,1s
ztts-czrg z.ee 5zrs Es1ursr, Az.a E-a-
Erenf- MAJ Ex Eppksrs EyEs rs
z EzuttE-zt3s.- Eta so11spr- 2I.1 Ezgl
Frznnss T-u1l E5rglnzz Sp-1-tsr. Eir-
gnz Cs--es, E4rr5e: Ep1Ge- ssa1 Ne-
Eat Etl-4sY Dramas, Mar z Es1e an6
Agnes 5-ppgn-
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
EBENEZER

or school opening was we'll attended.
TIE pzvs gram follows:
S7aE-Aueric
Devotional exercise. conducted BY
RsT. 5. B. Potts.
Special soag By Mrs ". J. Porter
TAX By Prot ". c Thornton on
things pertaining 70 the welfare OF the
school.
Special music by Miss Eveleen Kirk
7as-iek.
Immediately after the opening exer-
e5zez -he parents and teachers met and
reorzzrized the PIT. 4. Mrs. 4. 3.
Holder. .he former president. was pres
e1t md presided over the election Of
,ts new officers. Mrs. ". c. Thornton
vas elected president. with Mrs. {. c.
L1ess IS vice president. Mrs. J. F.
Lucas was reelected secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. B. ". Humphrey and
Mss Eveleen Kirkpatrick were appoint
81 . serve as members Of the program
committee.
!. vas decided best TO hold the PIT. A
meetings every third Wednesday OF the
school month in order 10 avoid test
weeks.
There are twelve young people from
here attending school at Goodman this
year. Their presence will be greatly
missed in cur community. Those who
are attending college are: Mary Cath
crime. Charles and Alice Haffey. Inez
Frost. 0neita and Blanche NcMorrough,
Minnie Brown. Lamar Brown and e.
nora Killebrew The ones attending
tou-:h-year high school are: Andrew.
Elizabeth and Carl Brown.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. T. Lucas new home
Is nearing completion. M. Coy ALI
good began painting il Monday morning
Mr.. Walter Murtagh, plumber Of Pick
ems. began his part OF the work that
day alzo.
Ms. Louise Alternately will carry
few OF the students to Goodman in her
car, IS she Is attending college there.
Ar. l L. McNees, former principal Of
our school, was the week end guest Of
friends az Ebenezer.
The Community Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. T. {. Lucas. There
was { large attendance but we were very
sor-y Of the absence Of Miss Carrot.
After ( short program, some interesting
and exciting contests were engaged in;
then the hostess served delicious cake
and cream. which was ENJOYED by all
Miss Louise Ellison is being missed
here e. she began work in Lexington
the first OF this month
The many friends Of Mrs a Y. Kirk
pa1EieA ana caognier' EFeleen and Mil
orsc' sEe gao 'o nave them PACK again
after long stay Al Amory and Calhoun
t'IE 4hey are oce1p'ng ne new res
loenee q = L brown, Jr
The young people enjoyed party al
the homs q Mrs. 7 7 Mursagh We'd
2esczy Hlgh.
Mr. r 4 Helm q New Orleans, ar
rived s1noz! 1or vlS!; 70 her parents,
Ny z1c MS L = Brown. = and other
relatives
Ms. " l Russell o. Bentonia vis-
itea ho1stolkz Sunday afternoon.
Ms ) L Ia-ber- and two sons. John
Nill.sr sn1 Bobby. returned % West
3ola- .rsday after very pleasant yls;t
= - parents NJ and Mrs. J. u. Sal-
ley
ny a-d Ms. Mex Helm and children
q Pzcse-s ws-e dinner guests q NJ. and
Ms : I Brown Sunday.
NJ. szo Mrs. u. J. WAITS tror Cen
+rzl s-s=-d=o preaching services Z, The
N@-ae-lz- lazsea Sunday. They were
The g-=s-s = 5sv- z-5 Ms. 3.
Psttz
NEE- u % 8-cEa ss--r-=5 We5res-
day z--=r - operation - th= Coumu-
--irE Hosz-s- r. Lexington. She i sill
II o=9 -, ~ zr= glz5 % kew she !
g=.tzg z-,-g tio= aH3 hope she will
The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
LOCALS

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The Lexington advertiser., 1932-09-08
Card Of Thanks

We wish TO thank our friends for their
kindness and many expressions Of sym
pathy extended to US during the Illness
and tbs death Of our beloved husband
father and son, B. c. Stewart Each
word Of sympathy and neighborly act
Of kindness is appreciated by every
member Of the family, and We thank
each enc Of you for the gifts Of flow
ers prompted by Your friendship and
affection
MRS. 3. c. STEWART
AND CHILDREN,
Evening star., 1932-08-10

the defendants had caused publication
of their intention to sue in Ohio for
collection of bond on Mrs. Blanche
Cooley. "predicated on the failure OF
Mrs Cooley end Mrs. Onion to account
for the proceeds of the collection Of the
Mississippi Valley Flood Relief Fund"
She charged the article, which ap-
peared in Pythian Sisters Tydings, Of
fetal publication, was false and un-
true"
Mrs. Onion also started mandamus
action in the Kansas City Court of Ap-
peals seeking reinstatement in the
order.
Meanwhile delegates to the Knights
of Pythians convention congratulated
their new officers, chosen yesterday.
The new officers are: James Dunn, jr.,
Cleveland supreme chancellor; Reno S.
Harp. Frederick, Md, supreme vice.
chancellor; Frederick S. Atwood, Min
neapolis, supreme prelate Harry M.
Love. Minneapolis, supreme keeper of
records and seal; Richard L. Meares.
Wilmington, N. c.. supreme master Of
exchequer: David H Brewster, Trans
coma, Manitoba. Canada, supreme
Evening star., 1932-08-10
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

Earle-"Million Dollar Legs" at 11:2o
am. 2:05, 4:45, 7:30 and 1915 pm.
Stage shows at :05, 3:45, $50 and 9:15
pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"The Man Called
Back" at IL am, 1908, 3:16, 5:24, 1872
and 9:40, pm.
PaIaee-"The First Year" second
week, at 11:45 am, las, $40, $40, TAO
and $40 pm.
Loew's Fox-"A Passport to He'll" at
1875 am, 1:55, ABS, 7:15 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at 10, $50, $50 and 9:1O
pm.
Metropolitan 1.-TWO Seconds" at
HOS am, 12:49, 2:33, AIT, Sol, 7:45
and 9:54 pm.
Columbia-"Forbidd Company" at
l1:15 am, l, 2:45, 4:30, els, sos and
$50 pm.
Tivoli-"What Price Hollywood" at
2, $40, $50, 7:20 and $50 pm.
CentraI-"S "Scarface," from II am. to
to II pm.
Ambassador-"Rebec of Sunny
brook Farm" at 6:15, and Gas pm.
Evening star., 1932-08-10
PYTH|AN SISTERS
SUED FOR $15O,O())
Former Supreme Chief
Charges Conspiracy to In
jure Her Character.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, August 10-A $780,
900 damage suit was added today to the
matters under consideration by officers
of the Pythian Sisters at the biennial
convention here.
The action was filed yesterday by
Mrs. Ada Belle Onion, Dallas, Texas,
former supreme chief of the organiza-
ton, who charged she was "wilfully
and unlawfully' suspended from the
order April 25, 1881. Nine officers, in
Guiding Mrs. Elsie E. Vandervort, Wash
ington, D. c., we're named defendants.
Her petition stated that Mrs. Onion
was prevented by the defendants from
making a complete report of her activ-
tiles in the Mississippi flood relief
program at the biennial convention in
1928.
Mrs Onion alleged the defendants
entered into a conspiracy ito injure
her character, and to bring about her
removal from the order of Pythian Sis
ters." The plaintiff also charged that
Evening star., 1932-08-10
Fat Men

I don't care how fat you are or
how much you hate to get out and
walk a couple of miles. If you will
take one half teaspoonful OF Kru-
schen Salts in glass Of hot water
every morning before breakfast for
weeks and cut down on pastries,
sugar and fatty meats
You will feel so good-so energetic
and the urge for activity will be SO
great that you will immensely enjoy
a daily walk of several miles-and
lose fat.
While you are losing, fat you will be
gaining In energ yin endurance-ln
ambition. Your skin will grow clearer
and your eyes will sparkle with the good
health that Kruschen brings.
+ il will last you weeks and costs but a
/ trife. After you have taken one bottle
/ the old arm chair won't hold you any
+ more-you'll enjoy work-you,n sleep Ike
a, top and by reducing surplus lat PROD
ably live years longer.
| writes: After 9 bottles Of Kruschen:
| I've removed inches from my belt. feel
/ !5es more active, mind is clearer, erup;
tions have disappeared. Am 46 yrs old
Ing 1905. Krusehen sure is great"
To take of fat harmlessly and SAFEI Y
take as directed above-don't worry-it's
the safe way to reduce.
But be sure for your health's sake that
you ask for and get Kruschen Salts
Get them at Peoples Drug stores or any
4 suits one bottle brings-do not joyfully
satisfy you-why money back.-Adver'
| tisement.
Evening star., 1932-08-10
YOUNG PEOPLE TO HOLD
INSTITUTE AUG. IL AND 13
Interdenominational Sessions tc
Convene at Washington Grove
Auditorium.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
GAITHERSBURG, Md, August 10
The Epworth Leaguers of Gaithersburg
and other young people in the commu-
nifty have been extended an invitation to
attend the interdenominational young
peoples institute to be held at the
Washington Grove auditorium on Au-
gust II and 10. Members of the faculty
will include Rev. Asbury Smith of Bal
timore, D. Stewart Patterson, president
of the Baltimore Conference EpWorth
League; Rev. Philip Edwards of Wash
ington and Rev. w. Clark Main of Da-
maScus.
Rev. F. r. Barnes Of Clarksburg will
have charge of the music. Featuring
the opening session will be a picnic
supper on Friday evening at $50 O'Clock
followed by services and class sessions
until 9 pm.
The program for Saturday, which will
open at $50 am. with a morning watch
service, will continue until 7 pm. and
include class periods, lectures and rec
reation,
Evening star., 1932-08-10

master-at-arms: william a. Hoyt, Con-
cord. N. H, supreme inner guard, and
William D. Quick, Somerville, N. j.,
supreme outer guard.
Evening star., 1932-08-10
UNEMPLOYED GIVEN JOBS
IN FIGHTING HAY FEVER
Illinois Puts Men to Work Pulling
Up Ragweed in War
on Sneezing.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 9.-An army of
unemployed in Illinois Is going to try
to reduce the sneezing business to
minimum.
Seven hundred and fifty jobless lined
up for work today in pulling ragweed
in an effort to eradicate the plant be-
fore the start of the hay fever season
August 13. Before that date 5000 un-
employed are expected to be at war
with the ragweed.
The anti-hay fever campaign is to be
conducted by the special work division
of the Illinois Emergency Relief Com
mission
Evening star., 1932-08-10
Named to West Point.

WINCHESTER, Va, August 10 (Spe-
ciaD Announcement was received to-
day that Representative ]. w. Fish
burne, Charlottesville. has nominated
Beall knight, Winchester, for a cadet
ship to the United States Military
Academy for 1888 from the seventh
Virginia district.
Evening star., 1932-08-10

Apartments with all the modern deco
rative art and labor-saving equipment
installed are becoming popular in Ar.
gentina,
Evening star., 1932-08-10
ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED
Treasury Sells $75, 100000 of e1-
Day Bills.

Bids for a total of 1893, ,46S,O 900 have
been received by the Federal Reserve
Banks for an issue of $75,000,000 in
9l-day bills, the Treasury announced
yesterday.
The total of bids accepted was S75,-
2l7,000 at an average price of 99.866,
making the average rate on a bank
discount basis of about 0.53 per cent.
The highest bid was 99.899, equivalent
to an interest rate of about 0.40 per
cent on an annual basis. The lowest
bid accepted was 99.853, equivalent to
an interest rate of about 0.58 per cent
on an annual basis.
The issue was largely oversubscribed.
The Washington times., 1932-09-22
PONTIAC

PONTIAC Sedan. 1881. like new, for bal
due G. NJ. A C. Fred L Morgan,
Pontiac dealer 1341 14th N W.
PONTIAC 8, brand new. sport cabriolet 8
wire wheels, party with deposit of $500
will sacrifice for $3.50. Trade considered
See Mr.. Morgan. Pontiac dealer. 1341
14th N. w
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OLDSMOBILE
PACKARD
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH '32 SEDAN-First series; de
luxe job; we'll tenders trunk rack. free
miles: looks like new car. $3.50 Barnes
Motor, 1929 14th St. N. W. Decatur 1880.
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NASH

NASH 1882 Sedan. driven IeSe than 1000
miles. Save $500 NaSh Orr Motor
1888 14th N "
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DE SOTO

DE SOTO 1880 Roadster, S-cyl. Choice
of two One finished in black duco.
other cream and brown trim. Choice,
$345. Liberal terms.
Simmons Motor Co.
14TH & 8 SITS. Pot. 0O53
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Want Miscellaneous
Notwithstanding

FORD y ton Panel 1881, only run few
miles and looks Just like new. Trade
your old truck in on this one. Special.
S495, easy terms Triangle Motor Co.. 2
New York Ave. N W.
The Washington times., 1932-09-22
La SALE

LA SALE 1880 Conv. Coupe. rumble seat,
new top and special paint, $1,O75.
Warfield Motor Co.. 1130 Conn. Ave. N. W.
Dist 1880. Open Evenings and Sunday.
The Washington times., 1932-09-22
DODGE

DODGE, 1890 De Luxe Coupe. 6 wire
wheels, rumble seat. refinished in beau
tiful color; motor completely gone over.
Price right for quick sale
GARDNER STUART MOTORS, INC.
$50 H St. N. Z. Lincoln 6270
The Washington times., 1932-09-22
zen Room DtQched House Marietta Park Section PRICED at S0
Rentals
Suburban for Rent

FURNISHED new modern & Groom cot:
tages. open. "Oakcrest," mile beyond
DISTRICT line. Conduit Road Md.
The Washington times., 1932-09-22
Automobiles
CHRYSLER,

CHRYSLER 1881 eight-cyl. Sport Coupe.
Complete equipment includes rumble
seat, well tenders and six wire wheels. APP
pearance and performance like new, $50.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMPANY
1130 Conn. Ave. N. W.
Open Evenings and Sunday. Dist. 436O
CHRYSLER, VERY LATE MODEL Sc
DAN-Driven 800 miles by very high
Government official; this car is practically
new in every way and can be bought at
considerable savings. A guaranteed Trew
value. The Trew Motor Co., 1909 14th
st. Decatur 1910.