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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
EVANGELIST TO
LEAD SUNDAY DRIVE

The young singing evangelist, Ell
bert Hesketh of Toronto, Canad
will lead the song service at the
Young Peoples meeting on Sunday
evening at $50 in Cadle Tabef-
nacle.
HeSketh will sing a few old-time
favorites, accompanying himself with
a piano accordion.
The 19year-old girl preacher,
Velma Gordon, will deliver her
weekly message.
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AuriLi0ru to SEN

Ladies auxiliary to the Southport
Presbyterian church will sew for the
Red Gross at its meeting Wednes-
day. A pitch-in dinner will be
served.
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Club VIII Elect

Artemas club will hold its annual
election of officers at a monthly
business meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. B. H. Campbell, 1851
Hoyt avenue.
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In City Churches Sunday

pastor. Morning theme, "Why?"; night,
The New Birth" each night next week
except Saturday, revival services.
Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev. James Harper, pastor. Morning
theme, Learn of Me- night, Things
Shaken and mistaken"
ST. Paul'S RefOrmed-The Rev. William
H. Knierim, pastor. German theme, 8:45
a. m. "Partakers of Christ's Sufferings;"
English theme, 9:55 a. M, Building the
Highway of Life.
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William h
Knierim. pastor. Morning theme, IL a. m.
The Wells of Salvation"
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The
theme, An Adequate Conception of God.R
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Calvary Baptist-The Rev. L H. Ferris,
pastor Morning service in charge OF
Evangelist and Mrs. George Difle; night
service in charge of Miss Aloud, a So
cial worker of New York
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Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev M. H.
Reynolds. pastor. Morning service con-
Quoted by Evangelist Howard S. Williams
service.
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Advent Episcopal-The Rev. George s.
Southworth, rector. Morning theme,
Light From Heaven" 1880 a. M, Holy
communion $3.50 a. m. church school.
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Southport Presbyterian-The Rev Luther
E. Markin. pastor. Morning theme, The
Troublesome Christ first Of a series on
Six Views of the Christ"
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Lyndhurst Baptist-The Rev C. H.
Scheick. pastor. Morning theme They
That Be With U.s.; night DR.. Elmer G.
Miller executive secretary of the Interde-
nomlnatlonal EvangeliStic Association,
speaks. assisted by the Musical Whites.
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Central Avenue Methodist-Dr. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning Dr. John
9. Benson speaks on 'Serpents and Walk
Ing Sticks: 1880 o. m. Bishop Edwin F.
Lee of Malaysia, speaks.
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Activities OF the Higher Nature"
Memorial Baptist-.The Rev. George G.
Tasks in the New Year" followed by Holy
Communion; night Alarms"
First Friends-The Rev. David NJ Ed
wards. pastor. Morning theme. Open
Doors
Irvington Observation-Disclosures service
HOLY Communion and reception of new
emP ny night W t Repetition Of the Christ In
Irvington Mummers.
The River Avenue Baptist-The Rev
George D. Billeisen, pastor, Morning topic
"A True Stewart of God; night, The
Triumphs of Faith
Centenary Christian-The Rev. R. T
Gwyn. pastor; Morning theme, What Dc
Book" followed by a baptismal service.
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j
Temptation; night. The Tears of Jesus.
EnglewoOd Christian-The o. A: Trinkle
pastor. Morning theme. Ambassadors fol-
christ night, Preaching Christ Cruel
University Park ChriStian-The Rev. Lee
Sadler' pastor; Morning theme. Some
Values of Simple Christian Living; night
AAAS N4AANANa WIN VI q OOOu Lille
Broadway NJ. E.-The Rev Richard NJ.
Mallard, pastor. Morning subject. Prayer
a Determining min Power Today: night. las
Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev Herbert
F. Weckmueller, pastor. Morning service.
installation of church school officers and
teachers; night, DR.. J. c. Massee speaks.
Fairview Presbyterian DR.. Edward
actn
What Kind Of a Father Is God?" First First
iiass-," SERIES On our N0F0s prayer f0F
Seventh Presbyterian-The Rev. Thomas
n Hunt pastor. Morning theme The
Being and Attributes of God" 7:4S D. m.
service, the Rev. Howard Williams of
Hattlesburg. speaks.
Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev. B.
Rss J9h ms Pats,t05 Morning theme The
Fey. editor Of World Cali speaks on on
Recent Developments in the Sino-Jap-
anese Relationship"
West Morris Street Christian-The Rev.
Garry L. COOK. pastor. Morning theme.
What Jesus Taught About immortality" {;
Second EvangeHca-The Rev. P. c.
Wschnitz, pastor Morning theme,
All Saints Cathedral-Robert Alexander.
canon. 7:So a. m. Holy Communion; 10
a. m. church school; II q. m, morning
prayer and sermon. The Trail OF the
Star That Leads Into d-Consciousness 50
Ffty-First Street NJ. E.-The Rev Will
bur D. GroSe, pastor. Morning service
conducted by Dr.. william c. Hartinger;
soloist, Ralph Wright
Christian Science Sacrament
= - 7
Churches OF Christ. Scientist, on Sunday.
Fountain Street II. E.-The Rev. Charles
A. Mccullough. pastor. Morning theme
The Coming OF the Gospel; night, The
Challenge of the Christian Life"
Bethel A. NJ. E.-The Rev. Robert L.
Pope. pastor. Morning. the Rev. R. H.
Dixon. evangelist. speaks on The Next
Thing night, Mans Highest Compll-
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Truth Center of Applied Christianity,
Lincoln Hotel-The Rev. Edna F. Mauzy.
leader; Morning at 1890. Characteristic
Activities of the Higher Nature"
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Riverside NJ. Eat night. DR.. Andrew
Johnson. known as the Kentucky Colonel
Evangelist" will speak on Getting By
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Grace NJ. E.-The Rev. B. Brooks Shake.
pastor Morning theme, The Closed Door,
4 p. m, vesper communion service
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Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. E. Ar
mold Clegg, pastor. Morning theme, Christ
as King" night The. Church and the
Times, with a musical program by the
Y. M. c. A. Y. P. orchestral
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Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
KimSev, pastor. Morning theme, our
Tasks in the New Year" followed by HOLY
Communion; night Alarms"
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First Friends-The Rev. David NJ Ed
wards pastor. Morning theme. Open
Doors
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Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev. Louis
G. Grafton. pastor. Morning theme. "The
Widows Mite night -Four Questions
from God"
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Smith, pastor. Morning subject. Pulling
Against the. Tide might. The Why of
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BrigAtwood M. E.-The Rev F. T Tav-
lor. pastor. Morning subject, White
Eeathers; night, The Angel That Blocked
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Christian Science Services Sacrament
is the subject of the Lesson Sermon in all
Churches OF Christ. Scientist, on Sunday
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Irvington Presbyterian-Morn service.
Holy, Communion and reception of new
mas plav. WIN the Chimes Rang" bv the
Irvington Mummers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-28
CkUGHRAN MAY Be
NAMED NOLAN'S AID
City Beard Lawyer Slated
for u. S. Post.

B. Howard Caughran, Indianapo-
lis health board attorney, probably
will be named chief assistant United
States district attorney, to aid Dis
trict Attorney Val Nolan, it was an
nounced today in a dispatch from
Washington.
Nolan refused to comment on the
wire report, stating that any an
nouncements of a choice for his
assistant probably would be made
in Washington by Senator Frederick
Van Mugs.
Caughran, a Democrat, has been
health board attorney more than
four years, and has Offices at 525
Indiana Trust building. He lives at
SAP Guilford avenue.
He would succeed Alexander G.
Cavins, Republican, who has served
as chief assistant to the last several
district attorneys, making an excel
lent record.
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CLAIM, CITED
FOR CONTEMPT,
SETTLES FIGHT
Circuit Court Furry Ends
UneventfuIIy; Receiver
Dispute Explained.

Defiance Of the authority of Cir
cult Judge Earl r. Cox by Harry E.
McClain, state insurance commits
sioner, and threatened contempt Of
court action by the judge, created a
furry Tuesday which ended I'M
eventually
McClain was hailed into court on
q contempt citation following a dis
pute with Clyde Karrer who was
appointed by Cox as receiver Of a
s268,000 legal reserve fund involved
in circuit court litigation.
Fred A. Wiecking, first assistant
encouragement. accompanied Nc
Claim to court and defended his re-
fusal to turn over the fund to
Karrer.
Willing for Inventory
Cox declared he had been in
formed that McClain refused to CO.
operate with Karrer, but Wiecking
said that McClain was willing TO
permit an inventory Of the fund
and certification of it's existence.
Refusal to turn over the physical
assets Of the fund to Karrer was
given by McClain on Weicking's adj
vice, the latter said.
For several months the affairs of
the Chicago National Life Insurance
Company and the Pacific States
Life Insurance Company have been
the subject Of argument by various
groups of attorneys in circuit court.
Claims Unpaid, Is Charge
1t is said that the legal reserve
fund of the Chicago company we're
acquired along with outstanding
claims by the Pacific company A
replevin action by the latter COM
pany against the insurance depart
ment to secure the legal reserve
deposited according to law precip
itated the litigation.
Attorneys representing local claim
ants of the insurance protested
against return of the fund to the
insurance company alleging that
unpaid claims existed.
McClain petitioned in superior
court one, Thomas O'Connor, Judge
pro tenn, to have himself appointed
local receiver of the Chicago COM
pany, as an individual and not as a
state official although a receiver
has been named in Illinois courts, it
was charged
To Serve Without Pay
Cox questioned Wiecking regard
Ing McClain's plans for the receiver
ship and was assured that the Off
cial would serve without pay.
Did the court entry specify he
would serve without pay" Cox asked.
mo, but he WILL" Wiecking re-
piled
THE appointment of an official
to receivership as an individual is
a most unusual procedure" Cox
commented.
Cox instructed Karrer to make a
minute inventory of the fund and TO
obtain a receipt from McClain for
the notes and mortgages.
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NEW METHODS STUDIED
State Beauty Shop Owners and
Operators Attend Demonstration.

Beauty shop owners and operators
from various parts of Indiana at
tended an educational meeting and
demonstration Tuesday night at the
Rainbow Beauty Academy and Sup
ply Company, 38 North Pennsylvania
street.
A new eyebrow tweeze~, powered
by electricity and which is painless
In operation, was demonstrated. New
modes in hair dressing and per-
manent waving were shown.
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AID CLUB TO INSTALL;
HOLD FROLIC THURSDAY

Riviera Club and Meridian Hills
Golf Course Scene of Fete.
Annual frohc and installation of
officers of the Advertising Club will
be held Thursday afternoon and
night at the Riviera Club, $3.50
North Illinois street.
For those who play golf the Me-
ridian Hills course has been obtained
for the afternoon.
Swimming pool and other facil-
ities of the Riviera Club will be
available for club members and their
guests. There will be an entertain
ment program by professional talent,
chicken dinner and installation
ceremony for new club officers.
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FREE BANDIT SUSPECTS
Two Captured at Warsaw Cleared
in Ohio Bank Robberies.
BNL nited Press

BIZ LHifed Press
WARSAW, Ind, June 28.-Herbert
Longbrake, Mishawaka, and John
Ellis, South Bend, were freed by
police here when they were unable
to connect the two men with crimes
committed by Merritt Longbrake,
uncle of Herbert.
Merritt Longbrake, who is claimed
to have confessed series of bank
robberies in Ohio and Indiana, was
identified Tuesday as the lone ban
dit who took $4,000 from the state
bank Of Hicksville, O., last April.
Evening star., 1933-01-06
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.


FORD PANEL DELIVERY, Ig29-First SIPS
takes this splendid delivery; opportunity for
some one. Eynon Motor Co., l437 Irving.
CLEARANCE SALE.
G.. NJ. C. truck, 21a-ton, dual pheu. lge.
WHITE 81. dual pneu. bulldog van body. 375
REQ, 3-ton, 6-cyl., dual pneu. under
DODGE GRAHAM. iia.toni.' stake body. I7755
@. M. c., 1-ton, panel body. Buick mo-
tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l4l
INTERNATIONAL. ols ton, dump body. i55
DODGE-GRAHAM, 1-ton, van body. :. 19i
WHIPPGT 1928. panel body. ...... -
q. M. C.. light delivery. y.............. "a
FEDERAL, 3is-ton. steel body. . -
INTERNATIONAL. a ton .... 65
FORD. 1-tou, Model T. van body ..... 81
CHEVROLET trucks 90, l to IL tons.
from ............... up
ROBERT HERSoN's AUTO EXCHANGE,
- Florida Ave N IF
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ELECTRIC WIRING.

FIAIURES AND REPAIRS
rooms. > halls, bath, complete with nx-
lures. $40; workmanship guaranteed. Regal
Electric Co, Sl9 UpShur NV. Col 1901.
FLOOR WORK. every description, reason
rented. L. I. Folk. Cleveland 052s.
FLOOR WORK, expert old floors made like
new prices reasonable work guaranteed
w G. Deaton, 4227 Sth St NV. Col. 1852
Fd0ofs d6g sAMPED pd FRshed nsE 9as
81. sc. Phone Lin, 2031. ="
GLAzING-Glass put in, soc plus cost mat,
any any slSe. aulck service; also sash ropes; no
PAINTING, PAPERING-I do my own worE;
you set better quality; rooms, S5 up CAL
Metz any time. Col. 0396.
PFAPERINGEAver. room. So. no more; closets
dree. painting reaS,; Work guar. Call Lin.
3i6I any time, LtWis Snoap.
PAPERING-Rooms papered or painted, So
UP: noorS ssnded and finished ct moderate
prices, r. b. Whitman Adams I24S-J.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, general
repair work. rooms papered, SO up. Dist.
S42b. @"
PAPERHANGING, Arst-claSs, done at once;
- a room, including paper; work guaran-
teed. North 0l06. Mitchell. %
PAP'ERHANGING. painting, plastering-
Neat. clean work; low prices; BY local. re-
sponsible mechanic. Baitz, COL Irving NV.
PAPERHANGING-Room papered, 81 and
up; estlmate fur;: Work Guaranteed. A. 7.
papered, $3.50 UP, paper included: white
mechanics. Jack sparks. National 7s4i.
PIANO TUNING in Washington since 1892.
w. w. Saunders, Box 3. Forest Glen, Md
Phone Shcp. l906-J, Non-rush rrice. 50.
PLUMBING! HEATINGi CALL CARL AND
save money City and suburbs. Terms
Met. 9OS7. Berwyn 90. 1892 9th St NV,
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE.
Any make, any hour. 24~hr. service.
Dist. 5000. $40 Eve sd. NV. Barry Bros.
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BOSOM
OPERATOR on AMERICAN
UNIT. APPLY PIG 14th ST.
NV.
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SALE-AUTOMORILES.

AUTOMOBILES at weschlers auto auction.
92S II Sc. NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually GOOD assortment.
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CARETAKER. without salary, for country
property Is miles out; furnished house, 1re-
wood and garden free. Address Box 2sl-D,
Star ONCE o.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

RUPHERs EXCHANGE has cooks. MAIDS.
housewofkerS day. week, month; references
ja22'
DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec 2419. 1897
18th, furnishes couples, cooks, g.h.w-, maids
Mattresses, days workers; men, women. Free
service
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GRAHAM PAIGE STRAIGHT & SEDAN
Beautiful blue Duco. good tires and wheels,
excellent upholstery, fine motor; powerful,
good looking and comfortable; the price IS
only 5000: terms and trade. Lee D. Butler
2l5b Champlain St NV Col. $3.50.
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BOY. white, to help in stock ROOM Sc pc
week GIT La ave. ~
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HUPMOBILE COUPE. 1926 wire wheels,
dc luxe equipped; this car is absolutely, per
balance in 20 months; no property signers.
Century Motor Co, 1905 14th ST. NV.
North Oo3o
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate
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GRAHAM 1881 SEDAN-Repainted, new tires,
OK. mechanically: good upholstery; real
bargain; S265; terms. Barry-Pate. 1850
Park rd. Adams lO202.
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HELP-DOAIESTIC

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK, second. colored. woman only. expe-
rlenced for large boarding house. No phone
calls. l123 18th St NV.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. cooking laundry;
must stay nights; city references only; S25
north. Clev. 3793.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER bring refer
enees prefer girl living convenient Apply
1916 Newark St. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER; references; stay
nights; S5 per week Wisconsin 4l54.
WHITE COUPLE. no children; part time
Eeneral housewoYk for wife only; S25 apt
for services 1881 Falrmont ST.
WHITE GIRL to care for child and help
with general housework; waEes, S5 q week.
Address Box 2ss-D Star office. Sc
WHITE WOMAN. middle-sged, for general
houSework, care for children; stay nights
nearby country. Address Box Esd, Star
office
WOMAN middle AGED. white refined. unen-
numbered; help with housework; home more
than wages Address Box GOOD. Star ONCE.
g.
WOMAN. white or colored, general house
work, cooking. laundry; $2b month; stay
rigtts. 2s0e Seth 81. nssss oseSs 464ss -
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PACKARD 1929 SPORT ROADSTER. rumble
seat; tire cover matches sport top; spotlight;
Sunday
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HEIP-MEN,

ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY MAN ca
pable of writing copy. manage Office and
$ales force. Chance for partnership, TO
good man; state experience. Address Box
3G-D star officP
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owned by prominent member OF Congress-;
motor ieS 9uiet and powerful; beautiful tan nm
ber. beautiful. high-ciass car at small
used-car price; only S165: 500 down, bal
easy Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
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AL every way: good tires; guaranteed.
1890 1890 8 Sedan. $50 down. S22235 per per mo mo :
1929 Sedan, $50 down. SCI per mo-; two
1928 Sedans. S35 down, Sl5 per mo. War
rington Motor Co, 2035 18th NV.
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ROBERT HERSONS AUTO EXCHANGE,
- Florida Ave. NE.
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OIDsMOBILE CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER.
1890 beautiful two-tone cream and black
finish, q wire wheels trunk rack. hrand-new
tires. rumble seat. Really a sporty car and
only S415; easy terms. Pohanka Service,
1l26 Goth st. NV Dist. 9141.
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OLDsMoBILE DE Luxe SEDAN. 1851
wood wheels, trunk rack; driven about
10000 miles; new-car guarantee. See this
for S575: terms. Pohanka Service, 1l26
oUtb st nv Dist oI4I
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HUPMOBILE DE LUKE SEDAN, 193l-Must
sell, $3.50: terms to responsible person; looks
and runs ike new Col 4O5U.
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LINCOLN SPORT PHAETON, hve-passenger;
well tenders and trunk rack; top and cur
Sl75. Warf1eld Motor Co., 1l30 Conn. ave.
Dist. 1880. Open eVeninEs and Sunday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for party with
$4,000 cash; Will sell non-seasonal per
manent business showing net return of $500
monthly; experience not necessary. We
prove our statements. For further details
write Box 249-D Star once. Sc
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ADVERTISING ALESMEN-Go- o-getters- can
produce with established local weekly pub
hcation. 1924 Earle Bldg.
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for it's the kind Of a car that
Molly Goldberg" would want for her
family and friends. Jake and Men
dell would like 1t, too, for it's bar
gain. Rosilee and Sam'lee will be
tickled pink.
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HUPMoB1LE SPORT TOURING. $49; terms,

good tires, double well tenders 1878. Al
ways kept in garage. Mrs. Simmons. 1928
Adams Mi I'd
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LA SALE SEDAN-Good as new; bargain;
by owner; $3.50 and smaller car. Swenson,
| 1914 Eye st NV Met 74O2.
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OLDSMOBILE LANDAU SEDAN, 192S-Fin-
ished in maroon; tires very good mechani
cally ok. Only S135: terms. Pohanka
Service. 1926 goth st. NV. Dist 914I.
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DUW Y IUW N-LUW KEN /.
L. Fine location for cafe or any other retail
ane. 1A24 < ss. n.ws NAT. 543a
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LINCOI,NS-Late 1882 VS. 7-passenger Sc
dan and VIZ 5-passenger sedan; used by
company officials; low mileage; unusual care;
your present car accepted in trade; liberal
terms. Address Box 21N-D. Star office.
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! PLYMOUTH SEDANS - Two very fine cars
that are only slightly used ,nsl and carry 59H
| and 1892 like new for S325; easy terms
| Open SUNDAY.
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! PACKARD 4-PASS. COUPE. good condition.
| $50; terms. Nolan. I'LL Eighteenth.
| PAIGE COUPE. 1927-See this for only S45.
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FORDS-Two bargains. Late 1929 coach,
very clean, only 5000 m miles S145; srtsct tste
Sl95; easy terms. Blanton Motor Co. TO
I | New York ave, ne
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NASH COUPE-New rubber all around; SOP;
your car in trade Nolan, I'LL Eighteenth.
OAKLAND COUPE, lg@S-Fine condition;
good tires. new battery; must sell, $40
owner. Adams OG27.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING SUNDAY FOR JACKSONVILLE,
fla;' can carry one or two extra at SO
each Georgia 617I-W
DRIVING TO CALF. IdAfEDTATELY; RE
lief driver all or part way for part fare.
1229 Mass. NV Met. 1859.
MIAMI. SATURDAY OR SUNDAY; 1888
Ford sedan. heated; take 2 PASSENGERS Tele-
phone Mr.. Preston. Clarendon 1901.
PRIVATE CARS ALI, CITIES, also cut-rate
nqS tickets eYerywhere. .. S. TRAVEL
Evening star., 1933-01-06

STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT SEDAN, light;
perfect condition. wire spares, new
trunk and Winter 'front.' will sacrifce 3IlO
34th st. NV. Cleveland Park
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STUDEBAKER 1892 BROUGHAM. St Regis;
a 5-pass., short-coupled car that is exceed
ingly easy to the eye; beautiful lacquer q
chrome steel wheels, metal tire covers. large
metal trunk, safety glass all around. all
metal body, Startix, free wheeling and syn
chro shift; built-in Studebaker comfort and
ruggedness; carefully driven; 60-day guar
antee; price. 500, and easy terms: trade
Lee D. Butler. 2l55 Champlain st. Col 5O50
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STUDEBAKER 4-PASS COUPE, 1923
Beautiful tvo-tone tan and black finish; up
hoiStery clean and inviting; mechanically
OK. VIII give some one many miles OF sat-
Service. 1126 Goth st. NV. Dist 9141
Evening star., 1933-01-06
PLYMOUTH SEDAN. excellent condition,
$40; terms. Nolan, I'LL Eighteenth

PLYMOUTH SIX COUPE, with rumble seat
for sale by owner. S549 cash. or terms to
responsible party; been driven 200 miles
save S12I; fully equipped. Telephone Dis
trict $3.50. Branch 217l, during Government
hours for Mr.. Boucher. g.