davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Der aumpf nm Ben @ipfel.
9euti6e 5ori6er entoefen oen Stein,
auf Dem @briItus bel ser Speiiung
Der 5000 iaB.

@us Miin6en fam 81 Sitern sic
&unoe, oaB audi in oielem CONNER
cine oeuti6e neutrality-suspicious.
oeriu6en miro, einen ser b0AIter
@ipfel Oes Simalaiogebirges, Sen
Naga Nanga Barbat, 51 beiteigen.
Ser 5ori6ungsgeieli6af geb0ren 9
ODER 10 Ilpiniiten an, BON oenen lie=
ben 8apern un0 5mei ooer orei 0oro=
atnerifaner iino. @elingt es Ser Sor-
i6ungSgeieai6aft, ibr 3iel 81 errei-
6en, Damn boben Tie Sen b0dften Sip
fel Der @roe be8pungen uno ale &e-
foroe geIdlagell, Die bisber aufgeiteat
muroen.
@egenipGrtig miro ser &eforo bon
ben Gngldnoern Wa1orD uno Srbine,
Den befannten 8e3mingern oes
Weount @oereit, gebolten. Ser @on=
ga &arbut lit bis iebt nod niemals
be5wungen poroen. 9os lebte Mal
Oerill6te Ser engliide 8ergiteiger 81.
s. Wfummerp i'm Sabre 1895, i'm 3n
erflettern, 0o6 fam er BEL oieiem
abenteuer INNS 2eben. Siibrer ser
nelten oentiden Sori6ungsgeleli6oft
lit Der 9aiin6ener Sngenieur @il=
belm Wferfl, ser i'm Sabre 1929 fid
on Der neutrality-suspicious. beteiligte,
Die ben altBerit i6mierigen uitba be-
3tpang- 0ie Soridungsgeieai6oft
bat Miin6pn am &c. Mpril p~erloiien
unO mill iid idon @nfang Sum- BON
Srinagar, Ser Saupt1toot &ai1mirs,
auf Ben @eg na6 Dem Nanga 8arbat
MAIDEN.
8iiniden mir oieier oeutl6en Si=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. belten
@rfolg, 10 fonnen mir 5nei anoere
oeuti6e 5ori6er 5u Dem glGn5enoen
@rgebnis ibrer langiabrigen 8emii=
bungen am See @ene5oretb bereits
aufri6tig begliidmiini6en. Sbre
@ntoedungen iino nidt MIR fir ale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ionoern fir Die
gar3e @briitenbeit BON ni6t geringem
Sntereiie. Ser gngldnoer Atbelltan
&ilep permltete lAon Dor einigen
Sabren an ser Steae, an Ser iebt
oie beioen 9euti6en Maoer uno Or.
S6neioer bon Ser &olner @0rresge=
ieqi6aft erfolgrei6e Mnsgrabungen
gemaht babenJ cine Stride. 9ie BET
Sen 9euti6en batten oas @liid, auf
cine groBe bp8antinii6e Stride 81
ItoBen, oeren munoerbarer Molaif-
booen nod auBergemobnIid) gut inn
itano lit. Sic ioben Mfoiaifs BON
8fauen, Storden uno 5ablreiden
@aiierpogeln inter 2otosblumpn
nod falt poIlfommen erbalten. aber
oie gr0Bte lleberraidnng iollte nod
fommen:
Die perimnfene Stride am See
0eme5aretb.
Silpia BON gquitonien bei6reibt
in ibrer befannten n8eregrinatio"
(@aafobrt) ibre 8ilgeri6aft onrd
8alditina i'm Sabre 1888 II. Gbr. Sic
er5GbIt BON elmer Stride am Gee @e-
ne5aretb, Die na6 Der lleberlieferung
iiber Dem Steine erbaut murOe, auf
Dem Seirs Gbriitus aus fiinf 8roten
uno 5tpei 5iiden 5000 Wenlden
ipeiite. (8ergl. 2ufas, 8. Sauptitiid,
t3. @ers ff.) SIN Centrum oes
gbors ser Stride entoedten Die beiOen
oeuti6en 5ori6er oieien Stein, Der
aus Dem 8ooen berDorragt uno in
Moiaif ben &orb nit ben 8roten unb
6ii6en entbalt. @ie oie 2onooner
Zines" beridtet, lit Der gliidlide
Slno Der beioen 0eutiden Maoer
uno S6neioer nur cine BON ben aahl-
rei6en gntoedungen, Die in lebter
3eit in Balditina gema6t wuroen,
ober in naditer 3ufunft nod piel BON
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
21t nermieten.

Siibi6 moblierteS 3immer an gut
iituierten Serrn, in Der Nabe pom
Dupont Circle.
0aberes gu erfragen in Der grpe-
oition oieies 8lattes.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20

Sic Selectmen, oie oie Stoot
2eicalter in Maiiaduietts permalten,
baben bei6lofen, Die StraBenbeler6-
ting auf orei Monate ein3uitelen,
nm $500 81 iparen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20

8or nielen SSabren luobt1te IN et-
mem StGOtden in @irginia cine 6rau,
Die lih iebr in sic @rbeit ibrer Stride
intereiiierte. @s mar Sbr %belonoers
INN 0ie 9eforOerung Ser Sonntags-
idule 5l tim. Sbrem @ifer uno Sd.
rer Sreue mar es 81 perounfen, ooB
oie Sonntagsi6ule cine SegensItGtte
fir oiele nuroe. sic bat nielen 5lr
Grfenntnis oes Sells uno 5ur @r-
langung ser @ottesfinoidoft Derbol,
fen.
Glide Sabre mad ibrem Sobe
prroe cine @eoG6tnisfeier ibr 81
@bren geplant. Ser superintendent
Der Sonntogsi6ule idrieb an cine
Sodter oieier 6rou, Die in Hbila0el.
pbia mobnte, ltnb bat lte, elm ErO-
qrarnm fir oieie @eod6tnisfeier 5lt
@bren ibrer Mutter ber5uIteIen. Ils
0ie Sodter NIT ser @usorbeitung Die,
les 8rogramms bei6Gftigt NOR, fam
ibr ser @eoonfe, oaB es gut Iein mir
Sc, iGbrli6 einen Sonntag gum @e'
o1dtsnis Ser Meltter 5u feiern.
Die erIte 5eier SIT @bren elmer
Welltter, oie Dor bieruno5man5ig Sab
rem in einem fleinen Srt in 8irginid
obgebolten mltroe, CAB Oie I~nregung
CUR 6eitIebung oes 5meiten Sonntag$
i'm Mai ols M1tttertag. SIN Sabre
1914 mur0e oieier Gag 0urd ge-
IdluB 0es &ongreiieS uno ourd 8ro-
flamation oes 8rdiioenten gum ma
tionolen Seiertag erboben. Seitoem
bot sic Seier oieies Cages peite Ser
breitung i'm gon5en 9anoe g%efnnoen.
9ieIer Seiertag lit bon beionoerer
8eoeutung fir fir6li6e &reile. &ls
@bri1ten meroen mir our6 Die 6eier
oes Mtuttertags erinnert an oen DO
ben @ert, oen oos Gbriitentum Dem
WutterItunoe un0 Dem 6amilienlebelI
aeaeben bat. 9oS GbriItentum bot
mebr olS irgenoeine unbere Maft I'M
5oaiolen 2eben Der Mteni6en Oa5u bel
%getrogen, Die 5rau aus einem Stono(
Der Sflaperei gum Stonoe Der eben-
biirtigen @ebilfen oes Wtannes 81 er-
beben. 9ieien Segen Oes Gbriitert.
tums baben Die Srauen aud i'm all
gemeinen oonfbar anerfannt, inoem
fie ibrerieitS gerne ibre @oben UNI
&rGfte in Ben 9ienit Der &ir6e &c.
Iteat baben.
Sod bel Ser 9riitli6en 5eier oes
M9uttertages fommt es Der STRIDE
nid)t b~eionoers oarauf an, oieie err
b0bte @erti6Gtung Der 0fiitter ourdj
bas Gbriitentum 81 betonen, als piel-
mebr berpor5ube6en, 0aB geraoe IN
Dem miitterliden @eIen Der 5rau
@ottes @eien ii6 DEFENDERS offenba'
rem fam. Cine Whttter fam tple ME
mano anoers Die 2iebe @otte5 often.
barren. 0ies iagt @ott ielber, penn
er naf Dem 8eridt oes SeIaias lagt:
SD mill eu6 tr0iten, wie einen leine
W1utter tr0Itet." @uf @runo oieles
@ortes betra6ten mir 8Ott i'm Silbc
Der Mntter.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20

@ott iteQt ii6 oar ais cine trolten-
oe W9utter. Wiitter troiten ibre &in,
Ser in leibli6er Scot. @ir ale lino
&tnoer qetpelen. Sen meiiten inter
uns lit es perg0nnt getpeien, BON I'M
ferer Mutter er5ogen 81 peroen. Mle
olt mir aud meroen, mir fonnen Die
f~iiriorqenoe 2iebe Der 0tutter nidt
oergeiien. Sbre Sano leitete nns, %
mir Die eriten falternoen S6rttte
nabmen. Sic bat unS IN ben Arnte1
aetpieat uno nns oas 8ewuBtIein Del
Gi6erbeit, ooS uns rubig einlblaten
lieB, gegeben.
gu Der Mutter iino mir gegangell
nit ben pielen Sorgen unieres fino'
li6en 9ebens. @ie flein eri6einen
uns oiele Sorgen iest, oa mir eripad-
len iino, uno oo6 wie groB, pit
idmermiegeno, mie beoeutiam marer
6ieIe Sorgen Dem &inoe. 8ir buben
uns geitoBen, ODER iin0 bingefallen,
ooer finO enttdul6t por0en, ODER ba-
ben einen 8erluit erlitten. SIN &u.
genblif ihien unler S6mer5 ihier
unertrGgli6 81 iein. @ir liefen bin
CUR Mutter. Sic muBte uns 81 tro-
item. @ieaeidt CAB iie uns einen
SUB. 8ieaeidt nabm iie unS IN Die
4rme uno ber5te uns. Sieaei6t mar
es n0tig cine @unoe 81 nerbinoen.
@as INNER aud notig mar, Mlltter
muBte, mas getan meroen muBte, nm
nns 81 berllbigen. Sic bat es Der
itanoen, Die 3ranen 81 trofnen Ous
@emiit 5u berlibigen, Die S6mer5ell
gu linoern. Sic bat ms unier &eib
bergeiien laiien, oaB mir nit frobem
Mfute mieoer unire @ege geben fon1-
ten.
Mlltter fonnte Dies tim, neil lie
nit nns fiiblte. @ir baben ibr Mit=
gefiibl empfunoen. 9ies bat uns ge-
troitet uno uns gebolfen uniere
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
3n ~perfamfen:

&Obes 8nOdenmebl, 80 gfnnb
$f.2O; 100 Yfnmb $500.
Jreb. edlafli, Sranbpuiue, Mb.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
Rough Roads Ironed Ont.

Concrete and other roads of a rigid
surface will often develop depressions
which may be of a minor nature at
first, but under the influence of
constant traffic they are enlarged until
they are likely to become a menace
and heretofore it has been customary
to tear up the road surface and re-
lay the work in order to make a proper
repair. What has been termed a
"mud-iack" has been recently de-
Y-loped by which these depressions are
removed by an under filling without
disturbing the top surface. A series
Of holes is made through the length
OF the depression and the tool in
serted and a mixture of earth, cement
and water is forced under the top crust.
The depression soon disappears and the
mixture hardens so that the mend il
OF a permanent character.
Evening star., 1932-02-06

Across.
!. Strength.
6. Rodent
g. West Indian island.
IA. Eldest son Of Cain.
IS. Swedish coin.
Is. Muse OF lyric poetry.
IT. Feeble-minded.
l8 Clothe richly.
20. Hindu womans garment.
%. Commence.
%. Feint.
26 Abstract conception OF being.
81. Unit of work.
80. Lamprey.
81. Again.
33. Biblical kingdom.
35 Day before an event.
36. Leaf Of a CalyX.
38. Main artery.
80 Remainder
a. Amber -colored resin.
43 Wife Of Geraint.
a. Follow.
IS Novel by Anatole France.
4s. Terminate
49. Mahometan sovereign.
81. Sufficient: obs.
81. Urge.
So. Scotch variety of cloth.
81. Disease OF Sheep.
56. Helper.
So. ARRAY.
so. Small town in North Carolina.
81. Awe.
65. Fortified city in Northern Italy.
So. African ga2elle.
SO. Personal pronoun.
10. PruSSian steel city.
II. Offensive.
70. Eternity.
10. A red <olor used by painters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12
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(cOntinued from Magazine Page
they learned nothing more than
he had already told them, He
gave. his promise that he would
remain at the Axton Club for
the rest of the day, subject to
call. With his face warmed
with his whisky and soda, and
q light of relief in his eye, Guy
Everett bowed himself through
the door. AS soon as he was
gone I telephoned to headquar-
tiers, assigning a man to the
North Star Speakeasy, to con-
firm, if possible, Everett's story
that he was there.
"If that isn't Substantiation
of my theory, don't know
what it is" exulted Dougherty.
christine has found out some
thing"
"About Lola's life being in
danger-not about Jewels" said
Colt. "And don't forget Chris
tines unreasoning fear Of
Chung"
"That'S Mrs. Carewe'S story"
demurred Dougherty. Some
how, I don't put much stock
in that"
"ThiS dramatic confession Of
Everett's doesn't clear him,
either" continued Colt. "He
made it only after he knew we
had punctured his alibi. And
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1.-THE MURDER OF THE NIGHT CLUB LADY"

he took time to think up a
careful story. But it is remark
able that he drags in DR.. Bald
wins name again. I am afraid
we shall have to look carefully
into DR.. Baldwin and his con-
nectionsl"
Arthur had poured fresh COT
fee, and we needed it. Now he
returned, bearing a sealed police
department envelope on a silver
tray. Colt seized it instantly,
remarking to Dougherty that
it was unquestionably the re-
port from the department
chemist on DR.. Baldwin's hypo-
dermic solution. 1t repeated
what Multooler had told us:
A HaSty Trip
GAS for the hypodermic ad-
ministration by DR.. Baldwin,
examination Of the subject and
of the apparatus employed
demonstrates concluSively that
no poison was given Lola Ca
rewe or Christine Quires
through the hypodermic needle.
There was no drug in that
needle aside from a moderate
and harmless quantity of ad.
renalin, which DR.. Baldwin had
mercifully administered"
It was now the full light of
morning. We bathed and
shaved In Colts variously tinted
bathrooms, and then in the
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eyed and remorseleSS, came H.
saluted, and Slouched on a
chair beside the Commissioner.
"I can summarize most Of
that for you, chief" proposed
the Inspector, amiably closing
one eye.
Shoot"
"I've had so men working all
night long, yanking people out
Of bed and our information is
fairly complete. It doesn't help
us much. had a talk with
Lola's lawyer this morning. He
says she had no enemies that
he knows Of"
"a man with a positive ge-
MUS for misinformation!" COM
mented Colt.
Very Wealthy
Fright, chief. Anyway, he
says she's filthy rlch;7 he has
the keys of her safe-deposit
boxes but won't give them up
without a court order. I left
word with the D. AS Of
flee"
Right. Well get the keys
in an hour. What next?"
well, chief-you were right
about that hair you found at
the peRt-houSe-"
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HOW TO TREAT
ECZEMA AND
ITCHING SKIN

What every sufferer wants is
quick relief from the terrible itch
ing that almost drives them mad.
Nothing acts more quickly than
Peterson's ointment when rubbed
thoroughly into the skin. Many
times all itching disappears over
night.
AS a remedy to Danish eczema
and to rid the skin of pimples,
blotches, and eruptions Peterson's
ointment has been in great demand
for many years-its mighty healing
power Is marvellous.
A South Dakota woman writes: II
have found nothing so good for
itching skin and insect bites as
Petersons Ointment"
An Iowa woman writes: at Is the
only Ointment that helps control
my Eczema and from the State
of Washington another woman
writes: at is the only Ointment l
can find that will cure eczema"
Get it at any drug store--a box
for only 35 cents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12

biblical name
S-What 10 the capital Of New
Jsrsey7
6-Egyptian sun god
Imply
Sick
9-Rechoning chronologically
l0-On what river 10 the town
where Shakespeare was born?
11-LairS
16-Note of the musical scale
18-Birthplace of Abraham
21-Aeriform fluid
24-Fish-eating mammal
26-Entrance.
27-Restrain from free speech
28-Possessive pronoun
29-Label
30-Ventilate
31-Cloth measure
32-Girl's name
35-In what town of New Hamp-
shire is Dartmouth College?.
38-Nonmetallic element
39-Exclamation
4o-Weirdly
42-Take Illegally
44-AudaciouS
45-Imitator
46-By
47-Therefore
49-Passage between the third
and fourth ventricles in the
brain
50-Puzzle
52-Paid publicity (pl)
54-Plan
5E-Note of the scale
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HORIZONTAL.

HORIZONTAL
1-Baseball team. =.
IWhat West Indian island off
Vsnszuela forms with TobagO
. British colony?
l2-Smell.
13-HaStened.
l4-Bsthe.
1S-What bay in southwest Ala
bama was the scene of fam
Gus naval battle in 1864?
l7-What American engineer
played an important part in
the development of the steam
ship7
19-High priest Of Israel
20-Exasperation.
22-Those in power.
23-Behold.
25-Sailor.
26-Printer's measure.
27-Quarters where Jews live in
great numbers.
S0-Supernatural messenger Of
God.
3S-Whae IL the pen-name Of the
Irish pest, George Russell?
34-Color.
S5-Strike.
S6-Chinese measure.
37-What Norwegian composer
wrote the famous Peer Gynt"
Suite7
39-What popular motion picture
actor, the husband Of Virginia
Valli, often plays opposite
Janet Gaynor?
k1-Correlative Of either.
finale child.
AS-Bibfical pronoun. a..
A4-Evi.
46-Whak 10 the missing name:
The Three Musketeers were
......, Porthos and Aramis ?
4s-Tear.
61-Narcotic medicine.
ES-Yellow feverin its worst form.
ES-AIlow the use of.
E6-Exist.
S9-BeveH3geg.
B9-What motion picture aetress
received an award for her
aesinR in Min and BiI"?
6O-Funeral pile
VERTICAL.
1-Mining town in Alaska
Object Of worship
|Wh0 went from Spitzbergen
to the North Psls BY dirigibls
h 1928?
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BY ANTHONY ABBOT
BY Walt Disney

cit did come from Christine
Quire's head?"
mo doubt about that. It's
with the property clerk
now"
Leave it there until I need
it. Next?"
"We've looked up the private
lives Of everybody in the case,
pretty near. Lowell Court
leigh, the elevator boy, is okay.
His regulations all right and
he has a whole apartment
house full Of witnesses. Court
leigh is eliminated"
"Chung?"
mot so hot. He got in be-
fore the Exclusion Act. Comes
Of pretty well-to-do family-all
Chinks, of course, but plenty
Of jack. The Consulate in
New York say he is q good
man, but the Legation in Wash
ington say he is too active With
some radical Chinese political
movements. He is well &C.
quainted with an italian mar
ried woman, wife Of an arti.
choke dealer in East Harlem,
and a tattooed lady in a mu-
scum on Fourteenth Street"
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
Copyright 1881, by VEOvici- Friede, Inc
distributed BY king Features syndA
cate. Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12

It was just 8 o'clock on that
morning of January l when
Thatcher Colt and I returned
to the commissioners private
office at the north end of the
second floor Of the building at
240 Center st.
On the chiefs desk lay the
early tabloids screaming out the
tale of the double murders. In
a neat pile beside them was
stacked a sheaf of reports on
various angles of the case, and
Colt prepared to plunge direct
ly into them, as Flynn, red
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12

Alone in This COck-Eyed World
SANITY FIT SEXES
MAN IN STREET CAR
San Francisco News.
Separately Scrambled
Rosie: Aren't you getting John
ME and Bill confused?"a
Mary: Eyes, I get Johnnie
confused one night and Bin the
ext."-Annapolis Log,
Try Resin
With haircloth furniture COM
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12

commissioners car we rode
downtown. Very little was said
on that hasty journey-we had
talked and thought the long
night through and for this brief
interval we rested. On the
sidewalk in front Of the old
Georgian headquarters building
in bright sunshine that had
inherited New York from the
storm of the night before--we
arranged to lunch together at
the district attorneys club atop
the Chrysler Building, and
then Dougherty FASTENED on to
his office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12

Herewith is the solution to yes
terday's puzzle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12


A feature that will flatter the
most difficult face and figure,
is the cape collar. Note how
slim the waiStline appears be-
low it, and how becoming the
neckline. The skirt flare, too, is
attractive in its scalloped join
ing. This model will prove a
delight to the novice, it is so
very easily made.
Pattern 2342 is obtainable
only in sizes il to 20 and 80 to
~. Size 16 requires 3s yards
Of 39-inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c)
In coins or stamps (cOinS pre-
ferred) for each pattern. Write
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STATE SIZE WANTED. Ad-
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partment, 243 West 17thN Street,
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Snappy Wisecracks

ing back mans greatest need Is
non-skid pants.-Buffalo News.
Safety First
IT see you're letting your little
son drive the car"
Eyes, he's still to young to be
trusted as a pedestrian."-
Mouthpiece.
We Always High-Hat 1t
Garbage Must Meet Rules
!. Or BE Bdgcotted
kenmore On. y. paper.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-05-12

Rooms, and many Of them with
boarding conyeniences. are listed
for Room Hunters cOnvenience in
the Rental Columns of tOday,s
Classified Section.
Evening star., 1932-12-13
sALE-AuTOMOBILES.


FORD DE LUKE RoADsTER--Am ! con-
: beauty. They ali rave about me; ss26.
one that has : nice family adopt;, me: !
sn,s am perfect family car and veil worth
FORD SEDAN, late 1881; must sell; saeri:
covers. Col. 4O4O.
DE tgx5 sED1s ,ssi s
Loefner Motor Co. 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc. Open
evenings. Phone Lin. 0303.
FORD TypoR SEDAN: las3mIhi: ..,h,,,on Y an
%o,sI sn s.'S a. siS p. ocsa .,snn'' Io.:r
FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 19:9-Perfect; SO.
1910 7th st. NV. furniture store.
car: . bargain At sss5. Also Ford 1929
1850 Sssoh PARK iss Ia sasm. Hsn sosea sSnSss
GRAHAM 1890 SPECIAL SIX sEDANLYour
speeds; wire wheels. trunk. non-snattsft
mechanically; leaving city; S425. District
6l9S. Call morn nEs
GRAHAM 1881 SEDAN-Worth Sl25 more
Ns s trade. Bar ssrry-S:ss. s 1896 PAX I'd d. Adams
HUPMoBILE COUPE. 1866 wire wheels,
de luxe equipped: this car Is a6soiutsly r per
S ssasSfs Motor ss.' Co. 1868 issh st. n"
HUPMOBTLE SEDAN 1872 Two nev tires;
convince you. Pot 24l2. Il.
LA SALE DE LUXE SPORT SEDAN. model
ss ksg! ses in n:i Rss%.
s4sa st1ssar l9si ai,,sn aado mi miles, AZ.
every way: nev-car guarantee; save S40O
Williams 4 Baker 1907 18th nv.
NASH iess SEDAN las, series, IS's :
oLDs,1oB1IE LANpAU.sEEpAM; lsss: ,,...: NM NM
service only SIs5: terms Pohsnka serv-
ice. 1876 Goth st. NV. Dist 8l4l.
oLDsMoBILE DE LUKE SEDAN 1871
s Soay eaytts q lsadt1s s' only ssas: PSh:n
oLpsMoBuE DE LUKE COUPE. 1917
Black with SIX red wire wheels. trunk rack
radiator grill: driven only 1890 miles: IKE
hanla f1a a's sersiee o ilas sSeh .. Dit a1.
WHiPPEr SEDAN. i93l--Boy, they are siy-
Rs 81, me ne. ~ s4s sSs:h sE' s n1ss &
WILLYs SIX COUPE-Latest model, almost
new: little used. not . scratch on 1t side
mountngs original tires perfect: S295
Blanton Motor Co. 3 to l New York ave
ne. Omen till 10 pm.
WuLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 6-cylinder: had
best OF care; original paint like new motor
perfect: sacrifice $50. Adams 3203-W
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction
aoS H 81 NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually GOOD assortment.
REPOSsEsSED CARS. SIS to $500. includ-
ing several late models coupes. sedans
roadsters. priced far below balance due.
Ace Garage. rear 1l44 18th st. NV. IL
A SUPER BARGAINING finest We have
eye, offered latest model sedan; Ian .-eylinder @
dealer viii not mention name in connection
with such a low price. S325: Just repos-
quickly Blanton Motor Co. to IL New
York ave. ne. Open till 10 pm.
TAXICABS, Is assorted makes and models
trade-ins on new Plymouths: some very 1ne
condition: low prices. very reasonable terms
Blanton Motor Co. 2 to New York ave
ne Open till 10 pm
Evening star., 1932-12-13
SALE-AuTOMOBILES.

S25 AND UP-Good used cars; some OF the
very cheapest ones run fine Blanton Mo-
tor Co. 3 TO Il New York ave- ne. Open
till 10 I'm
Evening star., 1932-12-13

ROLLS ROYCE.
h-passenger Phantom sedan owner driv-
er; like new.
6-oassenger Phantom convertible for own
er or chauffeur driver
5-passenger Silver Ghost touring.
1-passenger Silver Ghost inclosed drive
sedan.
The above cars have been factory recon
ditioned and will give many years Of de-
pendable and economical transportation. All
prices have been considerably reduced. Your
car IN trade.
ROLLS ROYCE.
1921 goth St Nat <o6O