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Evening star., 1933-04-15
"C0NSIDER THE LILIES"
REV. (. 0. CLARK'S TOPIC
Story-Sermon to Be Given Boys
and Girls of the Junior
Church.

Consider the Lilies will be the SUBJ
iect of an Easter message at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church tomorrow at IL
o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. Edward o.
Clark. A story-sermon will be given
the boys and girls of the Junior church,
after which illustrated Bible stories will
be shown for them in an adjoining
room. The ordinance Of baptism will
be administered.
An Easter message. illustrated with
stereopticion slides, will be given by Mr.
Clark at pm. Special programs will
be given in the various departments of
the Sunday school at 945 am. The
Woman's Society will be held April 18,
with white cross activities at IL o'clock
Following the luncheon. annual reports
and election of officers will be held
Mrs. Mabel H. Test is president.
Evening star., 1933-04-15
"HUMAN LIFE" SUBJECT
Rev. Andrew r. Bird to Preach at
Church of the Pilgrims.

At the Church of the Pilgrims, on
the parkway at Twenty-second and P
streets. Rev. Andrew r. Bird. the pas
tor, will preach tomorrow at II a m. on
Human Life in the Light of Our
Lords Resurrection" and at 7:45 pm,
on Fellowship With Our Risen Lord. y
The Potomac Presbytery will hold its
Spring meeting at the church Monday
night. The sessions will be opened by a
sermon by the retiring moderator, DR..
Milton B. Lambdin The meeting Will
continue through Tuesday.
A congregational dinner will be held
Thursday in the assembly hall
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Methluhtat Eptarupal
Continued From Seventh Page !

Continued From Seventh Pagel
quartet, composed Of Fannie Shreve
Heartsell. soprano end director; Helen
Marie Koontz, contralto; Ellsworth
CCndron, tenor, and Fred C. Schaefer
bass. and chorus choir featuring the
following selections:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude
Resurrection Morn ..... Ed. F. Johnson
i Know That My Redeemer Liyeth .Judson
Arise Shine" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Buck
~christ' theie Our Passover" ......... .schining
Quartet .
"Hosanna" ................... Gran-er
"Ofertoire de Sc. Cecile' 49,. jules Gr!5on
The program is as follows:
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ recital -
"Priere du Matin' ................ Lacey
''Vesper Hymn .............. GIles j..
"PaStorale' Matthews
Unfold, ye Portals ............ Gounod
The Holy City ...............A Adams
The evening service will be devoted
to a special organ recital, at TAO pm,
by Allan H. Watson, organist, followed
by presentation at pm. OF the Bib
lical drama, st. Claudia" by the Ohm
sted Players Of Los Angeles, Calf.
The Holy City" by Adams, will be
sung by Horace Walker.
At Brightwood Park M E. Church the
following numbers will be used tomor-
row by Irwin W. Steele, organist:
Resurrection Morn" Johnston; "AWak-
ening, Englemann; "Hallelujah Chorus"
cMessiahw, Handel, and Easter
Morning" Mailing The choir, under
the direction of Walter F. Studdiford,
will render Awake Up My Glory, "
Barnby Jesus Is Risen" Schneider,
and Christ Being Raised" Rogers.
Mr.. Steele's numbers for the evening
service will consist of ITO the Lord Our
God Belong Mercies and Forgiveness
tfrom The Holy City,, Gaul; Il Know
That My Redeemer Ltveth' c'Messiah'D,
Handel, and "Hosanna!" Wachs.
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Fptafnpal
Continued From Seventh Page)

Comforter Chapel, Rock Greek Parish,
STA Georgia avenue, at the IL am.
service tomorrow:
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tralto soloist of the senior choir of st.
Pauls Church. Mrs. Alfred Hales is
the organist.
Music tomorrow at st. johns Church,
Georgetown; organist and choir direc
tor, August King Smith; tenor, Har-
court Sonntag; bass, G. A. Johnson:
6:3e AM SERVICE
Prelude. Chart Triumphant ....... Grey
Professional. Welcome. HAPPY Morning"
Carol. The Bells are. Gayly R!nelns" Lucas
Hymn. The Strife Is Ger Palestrina
Offertory 20 Sons and Daughters, Let Us
Sing ....... ...-.....-..... Ambrose
Recessional. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day"
Old Latin
Postlude. Procession du ST sacrement"
Chauvet
IL AM. SERVICE.
Prelude. prelude in G" .......... Bach
Professional. welcome, Happy Morning."
Chant and chorus. Christ Our Passover :
''Te Deum in A Minor .. King-smith
Communion Service" .....-. King Smith
Hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
onertory. THE Day Draws on With Golden
Light" ............ Shaw
Recessional THE Day OF Resurrection"
Postlude. "Marchs Zriomphale". .. .Guilmant
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Evening star., 1933-08-15

N ABlES grow ana thrive oii VIZ
l. fully unbalanced diets, largely
n because of Natures marvellous
faculty for making the most OF
what is available. Here Is a
baby of 8 months. weighing 81 pounds,
whose milk formula has not been
changed since the second month. The
formula is lust about suitable Tor the
average 3-month-old baby.
Luckily, this baby has had large
variety of additional foods, which. in
part. has made up for the inadequate
milk formula His mother is now ready
to make some change. Il would IKE
to use goats milk" she says, but 1
have been told that it is dangerous to
change milks in the Summertime. IL
YOU say l can use goats milk, Will you
tell me how to prepare the formula?
If not will you tell me what the present
milk formula should be-"
There is never any charge for leaflets
or any of the services of this depart
ment. You may have my personal help
with your problem. or any of my leaf
lets. merely for self-addressed. stamped
envelope, which should accompany your
request.
The baby's present fomula should
contain one quart of boiled milk, one
and One-nal1 ounces OF sugar, anu tiSHI
ounces of boiled water if baby takes
five feedings; otherwise no water at
all. Goats milk is prepared and diluted
exactly as is cows milk. 1t differs very
little from cows milk except that it
often has slightly softer curd, and is
therefore easier to digest. 1t needs to
be boiled in the Summertime. The
present formula should be increased by
one ounce more of milk and decreased
by one ounce of water. until it reaches
that level. Make the changes every day
or every other day, depending upon the
babys reaction.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
Uncommon Sense
Checking Up.
nv VnHN RT AIT
BY JOHN BLAKE.

TT Is worth while, now and then, to
stand back and take a good look
at your job. Often you are lost in
i 1t because you are too close to it.
You do the regular work in the
regular way, lay it aside with a sigh Of
relief and say, THANK the stars that's
done"
Often. too. the little annoyances Of a
task seem SO important that you lose
sight of what must be done and how 1t
is to be done.
1t will be worth your while to make a
practice of reviewing the days work
takes-at firSt-after you have made
them than while you are making them.
Review what you have done before
you go to bed. Away from your work
you can see it in clearer light. Not
only review your job, but review the
contacts you have made, what you have
talked about with others, and whether
or not you have learned anything from
them.
After you are out Of school your edu
cation comes from your calling. You
learn as you CO. But the unframed
memory is likely to let slip many things
it ought to retain.
A second look at what has been done
during the day will fix it in the mind,
and you will know where to find it
when you need it, by and by.
The proverb says that work well done
is twice done, but even work well done
will not avail you if you do not remem-
ber how it was done and in what cir
cumstances The daily check-up is as
necessary to an individual as it is to
the merchant or the manufacturer.
1t is not necessary to cut into your
rest by going over all the little details
Of the days work. But it IS worth while
to take, perhaps. an hour off, II 1t Is
only to locate the days mistakes, and
arrange not to repeat them tomorrow.
The people who have to learn some
thing over and over are not likely to
gain either fame or fortune or even
comfortable independence.
Your school is your business. Don't
let it go bankrupt through lack Of a
determination to get the most out of It.
Far better spend an hour or two think
ing Of what has been done, and why,
than to spend weeks regretting twice
made mistakes.
Always there is plenty Of time for re-
taxation, of whatever sort you most en-
Joy and which does you the most good.
You need not cut into that while max
ing your daily review.
Get all the play you can. but remem-
Der that play gives you only recreation,
while work and the knowledge of how
to work, will lift you out Of the ranks
and enable you to indulge in a little
self-esteem without becoming con-
cited prig.
copyright, 1933)
Evening star., 1933-08-15
UNCLE RAYS CORNER
Copyright, 1889

spiders make their homes and rear
their young under water. Their FOOD
is made up chiefly Of insects caught at
the water surface.
Holes in the earth are dug by trap
door spiders Over the surface opening
of each hole kind of door is placed.
This door swings on a hinge" and
usually is composed of leaf material.
Such holes serve as homes.
Other members of the spider family
are able to travel a long distance
through the air After climbing TO the
top of fence or other object, the spider
spins a thread of silk and lets it float
in the breeze. When enough thread
has been sent out, a goodly breeze may
lift it high in the air and carry the spi-
der with it! Most journeys by such
spiders are short but sailors have re-
ported finding them hundreds of miles
from the nearest land.
Most "ballooning spiders" are young
ones, and their air trips serve the pur-
pose of spreading them far and wide.
Full grown spiders seldom travel in this
way
iFor nature section of your scrap
Evening star., 1933-08-15
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

perspiration odors are harder to deodor-
ize than fresh ones. Be sure to take
a warm cleansing bath each night, using
plenty of soap and water. Rinse In
clear tepid water and dry. Next morn
ing sponge off with tepid water, dry
and apply lotion for checking per-
spiration in the armpits. which should
be free from hair. Follow the direc-
tions that come with the lotion. If
this is ineffective (and there are in
dividuals who find them so), use thin
film of deodorant cream in the arm
pits, in addition. There is disorder
of the sweat glands that makes the
perspiration take on peculiarly strong,
offensive odor; in such cases doctor
should be consulted. Be sure to change
underwear and stockings daily. and do
not wear a dress that has the least
trace of perspiration odor.
LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
DRY Skin With Blackheads.

~ EAR MISS LEEDS: % My skin
Is very fair, but is just ruined
by blackheads. If use make
IL up my skin breaks out, as it is
very dry and sensitive. How
can I make my complexion more oily
and clear? (2) I am II years old, D
feet 2 inches tall and weigh lis pounds.
! have blond hair and blue eyes. What
colors should 1 wear? 80 Is once
week too often to wash my hair?
JUST A FRIEND.
Answer-U Blackheads are bits OF
dirt lodged in the pores and the only
way to get rid of them is to keep the
skin clean. If you find ordinary facial
soaps too irritating. use almond meal
or a mixture of almond meal and cas-
tile soap that you may buy at stores
where cosmetics are sold. Twice day
cleanse your skin with cold cream, wipe
it off, then wash with the almond
preparation. Spend some time rubbing
the meal on gently. then rinse dry.
Dry and pat on a mild astringent To-
Evening star., 1933-08-15
Savory Shrimps.

Melt one tablespoonful of butter and
add two or three drops of onion juice.
Add one cupful Of cream and one cupful
of boiled rice. Shred one can of shrimps,
which have been well washed in cold
water, and add to the mixture. When
thoroughly heated, add half a cupful
of tomato catsup. Season with salt and
pepper, If necessary, and serve on crack
ers or toast Cook in a double boiler.
Evening star., 1933-08-15

ton. Use a cold-cream powder base
before powdering Excessive dryness
of the skin is sometimes due to lack
of necessary elements in the diet. SO
be sure that you have well balanced
nourishing meals, including plenty of
fresh fruits and vegetables and dairy
products ca Your weight is good.
Blue-eyed blonds look their best in
light shades of blue, yellow, pink and
green. For contrast. dark and medium
tones are good, such as navy, black,
brown, wine, blue-green and rust.
White cream and sand are becoming.
C3) Blond hair usually needs weekly
shampoo. LOIS LEEDS.
Deodorant Preparations.
Dear Miss Leeds: have used many
deodorants. but have not found one
that is efficient Some have an un-
pleasant odor, others do no good, while
still others are effective for only a
short time. What can I do about this
problem? WORRIED.
Answer-Your trouble may be due to
failure to cleanse the skin thoroughly
before applying the deodorant. Stale
Evening star., 1933-08-15

girl was a dream in pink and white.
Wall paper which had a white back
ground and a pink panel pattern was
on the walls.
The woodwork was white Boxes
covered with a polka dot paper in pink
and white held loose articles.
The one thing that impressed Nancy
most was the curtain of white glazed
tarlatan or Argentine cloth which Gov
cred the dresses hanging in orderly
array on their padded pink -and-white
hangers.
The hangers were arranged on the
pole under the shelf for hats Just
under this shelf and at the outer edge
near the closet door was small metal
rod. And on this were slipped ivory
Evening star., 1933-08-15
In order to protect its advertisers

Tn orGer to protect It's advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
NANCY PACE
Once More Nancy Halls
Argentine Cloth
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

While Nancy was in Chicago she
visited stores as well as the Century
OF Progress. She came home brim--
full of ideas. Some of them she put
into almost immediate execution.
In one of the shops she saw four
clothes closets equipped for four diff
ferent types of persons.
There was a closet for the man of
the house The closet for the woman
was done in green. while the mans
showed sturdy brown.
The closet for the guest room was
complete But the one for the young
Evening star., 1933-08-15
BIeached Hair Overweight.

Dona-QD If you wish to be
bleached blond you must keep on hav-
ing the new growth of hair bleached
as it comes in at the roots, to match
the rest of your hair. CD Do not take
reducing drugs without a doctors
prescription Send a stamped. self-ad-
dressed envelope for my free leaflet on
safe and sane reducing.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
My Neighbor Says:

Save all fruit juices. put into
a jar. seal and put in refrig-
orator. A cup of this juice added
to pint of ginger ale and
poured over chopped ice makes
a delicious holiday drink.
When preparing shrimps for
salad put then in a bowl OF
water to whi n a tablespoonful
of vinegar has bene added, drop
in a lump of ice and let stand IN
the Refrigerator several hours
before putting the salad together.
You will find them greatly i'm
proved.
Spread peanut butter between
crackers and place them in the
oven until crisp and a golden
brown and you will have a de-
hcious little tidbit to serve with
almost any kind of salad.
Appetizers should be the first
course of any well planned din
ner. Very simple appe.izers may
be prepared by using bacon as a
foundation. One Of the most
unusual is made of the large
stoned queen olive wrapped in a
slice of bacon and placed under
the broiler until the bacon is
nice and crisp, then served on
\. rounds of hot toast.
Copyright. 1899 >
Evening star., 1933-08-15
the surface.

1 cannot tell you just how long ago 1t
was. but it must have been thousands
of years since spiders of certain KIND
learned that air bubbles will rise IN
water.
Diving-bell spiders, as they are called.
spin dome shaped web and fasten 1t
to a plant or other object under water.
Then they take air bubbles down to
point under the web and set them
loose. AS the bubbles rise they are
caught by the web and it comes to be
something like the bag Of balloon.
Spiders breathe air. They can re-
main under water for space without
drowning, but if they desire to remain
there long time they must have air
Because of the shape and purpose OF
their homes, reminding us of diving
bells. these spiders received their name
Air bubbles are held in hairy region
of the spiders body when it dives down
to place more air in the bell"
BY that clever method diving-bell
Evening star., 1933-08-15
Flowers.

The life of cut flowers. especially
roses. may be greatly heightened if a
damp oiled paper is put over them at
night. Cover the flowers with the oiled
paper. tying the sides of the paper to
the top of the vase.
Evening star., 1933-08-15

rings to which was attached white
Argentine cloth that fell to the floor.
Each ring YVES attached to the upper
hem of the curtain. Pleats had been
laid in the stiff material, so that when
the curtains were pushed back the
knife edge of the pleat was in line
with an ivory ring. These were placed
at about four-inch intervals. And
down the front and on the bottom of
the curtain was sewed ball fringe il
white
Evening star., 1933-08-15
HELP-MEN.


BOWLING ALLEY MAN: must nave league
connections. Address Box 33sX. Star ONCE.
BOY, white with wheel Apply second
floor. 1924 Eye st. NV.
COLLECTOR to call on monthly accounts
permanent pts5 position s Must be able to fur
Murray, Room 4l0. 1919 F st. NV.
DRIVERS. white. for grocery; reference.
INSURANCE AGENTS to solicit business for
insurance Office commission only. State
references, experience. Address Box 153-Y,
Star ofice.
INSURANCE MEN to sell multiple lines fire.
auto. accident. burglary, etc. sos Invest
ment Bldg
MAN. between ages Of 21 and as. for sales
service department Of large OHIO corporstlon;
day, 1880. Room 1909 1343 H st. NV.
MEN with carpenter or mechanics expert
ence for sales and installation work an
and will work Apply 5@4 Mills Building,
Wednesday morning.
MEN 3, wanted for sales work; experience
not neeessa1y eees 1y,s Apply M MGEseheTn Room
MEN-Article sells for 5oc cost you moth
ins, come ready for work. Room }o@. 49,
ST. NV. l9'
MEN-Will pay salary and commission to
3 men. living in southeast to sell our high
grade product 10 southeast merchants only.
Address Box 3G5-X, Star office.
MEN 90 with cars, also 90 without cars
EuEere Houck. 4I2 9th ST. NV.
MEN >. TO call on established trade. not
cold soliciting calls made by appointment
only; not get,rich-oui scheme but
from s25 per week UP. We train you; pre-
ter men over 40: age is an asset in our
tected territory: credit on all repeat sales
Estabiished lshs. Triple rating in Brad,
stree The old J r. Watkins Co.. 5533
Illinois ave. Nv, corner Ga a
MEN m SeO fasr Dodge and
Plymouth and Dodge trucks Fred,s Sales
Service. 1859 NJ st. n ". West 1855.
sHoEMAKERs Gwo). all-around, Apply
SOLICITORS. laundry and dry cleaning 81
per day. Soc commission. Address Box
30s-X Star ofice
TENORs for male and mixed chorus work;
dress Boy liz. Star once
YOUNG BOY. white. not over s, for grocery
market: must have reference. 1901 New
Hampshire aye. NV.
YOUNG MEN 90 TO work with manager OF
est ablished route; permanent position. Can
earn SIS per week 10 start. Apply Room
400. 1919 st NV
use several men for delivery. collection and
ss9u Rse2 sood
aeer az M Monday only. aWis W New York ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
One OF Washingtons leading real estate
ORGANIZATIONS REQUIRES the services of high
grade house salesman for restricted sub
urban community in the heart Of the country
club district Call GEorga 5741 between Q
and y m. or after pm.
statesmen, for industrial life
insurance. for an immediate con-
nectiOn with an established COM
panv. Excellent chance for ad-
vancement. Previous experience
not necessary. Apply room 202,
o17 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-08-15

CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN, 1g32-This is
car that looks a! !most like new, perfect in
every parucu lar. low mileage be sure TO sec
LnlS one: only Sio5; small down payment
G G9aIance TO suit you. Owens Motor Co. 6393
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g to II pm; So week. Apply @s Florida
ave. NV
sALEsLADIEs- Exclusive line good com
mission; pleasant work; we give you train
i0S-X. Star Office
SECRETARY RY-sTENOGRAPHER in lawyers
2fdc. 2f.lce; pre- previous experience not essential.
expected. Address Box ok. Star offce.
sTENOGRAPHER. good appearance. rapid
iyplst Apply Better Housing Institute,
WAITRESS with lunch counter and steam
table experience. Address Box 3Gl-X Star
WOMAN active. good health. over ~: local
resident; for permanent, profitable connec-
ton Address Box 47o-X. Star office.
WOMAN white. strong, - to ~ years old,
TO care for invalid; nursing experience un-
necefbfaFy noefb 90 so9d bone stay H;shts s45 per
WOMAN, middle e-aged white. of refine
ment; desirous Of permanent home as cook
ana housekeeper in private family of two;
references required; right party treated
member OF family moGerate pay. Address
Box ASK. Star Office
WOMEN, >. for pleasant demonstration
WORK can earn from SIS. to S25 weekly
Must be neat appearing and willing to work
No canvassing Apply in person. Room
42s. Bond Bldg.
YOUNG LADY, neat. Is to "a. to assist
other young ladies on publishers campaign
IN Baltimore. For particulars, see Mr.. Frey
oil. 1919 F ST.
APPRENTICE.
Boobies Beauty Shop. 2s23 14th ST NV
YOUNG LADIES WANTED
SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY. APPLY ROOM 622,
kElTH-ALBEE
Evening star., 1933-08-15

. The most critical hostesses
have confessed it. They pre-
fer Kraft's new Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing to mayonnaise!
Not too bland; not too oily; not
too tart. It's q skillful combina-
ton of true mayonnaise and true
old-fashioned boiled dressing.
Selected oil, the best eggs, mel
low vinegar, and other time
honored ingredients are whipped
toa creamy smoothnessinKraft's
exclusive Miracle Whip. Try this
wonderful new salad dressing
today. Thousands prefer it to
mayonnaise! If you do not agree
with them, we will send you
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Evening star., 1933-08-15

ESSEX CHALLENGER SEDAN, SI25- persec.
condltlon. looks and runs fine: $50 cash
na!ance SD per month Blanton Motor Co
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SALESLADIES- line good COM
mission: pleasant work; we give you train
Ing. You sell by appointment only. State
experience. phone number. Address Box
:'0S-X Star office
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CHEVROLET 1913! SEDAN-Appearanc like
ance sHn monthly. 14Is North Capitol st
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SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER in lawyers
othce; previous experience not essential
Please give full information. including salary
expected. Address Box ok, Star Office
Evening star., 1933-08-15

double your money back accord
ing to the offer below.
Only 4 more shopping days!
(0fer closes august 2O
. Buy a jar of Kraft's Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing. If you don't like it
better than the finest mayonnaise you
ever tasted, do this: Mail us a letter
giving your reasons, together with the
label from the front of the jar, before
midnight, Sunday, August 20. We will
send you double your money back
t,cice sDhat the salad dressing cost you.
Kraft -Phenix Cheese Corpora tion,
400 Rush ST., Chicago, Ill.
LISTEN! One-hour musical revue with
AL yols0n and Paul Whiteman, Thursday
nights, 8 to 10 pm, E. S. T., over WRC.
ssphilacIelphia'' Brand Cream Cheese
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HELP-WOMEN.

SALESGIRL for ice cream place; hours are
q TO II pm; So a week. Apply 2S Florida
ave. NV
Evening star., 1933-08-15

Y YHEN you blow out air while
A ! you are under water, what
wv happens? The air forms
v bubbles. and they rise toward
Evening star., 1933-08-15

CHEVROLET 1880 SPORT ROADSTER
Good mechanical condition: SAG cash or
terms. Mr.. Forehand, at Triangle Motor Co
Evening star., 1933-08-15

SAEvROLET, CABRIOLET. 193l--A real
stery. tires, etc: motor Al. quiet powerful:
priced low for quick sale; 5000; only SIO0
0oWn' balance easy; your car in trade
owens Motor Co. G323 Georgia ave NV
CHEVROLET CABRIOLET 1879: excellent
condition throughout; Sl4g: terms 1860
PARK I'd. NV. Adams IO20o
Evening star., 1933-08-15

CHEVROLET 1892 roadster, practically new
aoout 1000 miles; Will sacrifice; no dealers
.ll ISth st. ". Ma T32O