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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-16
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AT DETROIT
$ furlo1ngs)-7Pigh Tush, 107; Sun Tea
f07; Miss Angelo, iO7, 'Oddessa Star, 104::
xPiping Hot. 1922, Khan, 102; xTreasure
i o64!p IMPERIAL BOZ Bob. ioS72 .' -O1' AL Bays
od secoRd RaSs $500 ed5simng Cams 3-yss5
along. los; xKing's Minstrel. 1O7; Bart
s sTThRE k RsS 49, 49, SS
(a5~Mrs' M Lowenstein and M. Low
enstein entry.
Third Race 1890; cleaning; Swear -olds
and up: one and one-sixteenth miles,
xBright Bubble. 1OS.
Fourth, Race $500; claiming: Swear
o1as sad up SIX TaF so
skippy. 100; xStroll Along. 10; xzorana,
iOs Liaueur. 10: Ep, IO8; sassafras. io2
Saginaw; S;;year;olds and up six. ,furlongssl
---Marooned. l06; (bl Rhadamanthus, 101;
a. Indian Runner III; Mr.. Sponge rs;
(alG. W. ogle and D. A. Wood entry.
(blC. V. Whitney entry.
Sixth Race (s25, 900; added; The Detroit
teenths miles Patchpocket. liz; Discov-
ns chicstraw f lis: Flight iss 'sN ca avail
cade. .126:. Gay Monarch; 49, New Deal,
Iis; Swift Sport. 11s: brownsville. 11s;
laIBrOokmeade stable entry.
Seventh Race 1890: claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; one and one-eighth miles,
1OI: Salisbury. III; xDark Fey. 1O6.
!, Eighth Race $500; claiming; s,ysar-9Ids
SLAMMED. So; TKonsta. g: xMiiiehoEs,
10l xLast Bid. 106: xPhalarope, 80;
Ill: xHoratio Hugh. 1O1.
xApPFent'e sea ALLOWANCE Fraof ast
Horses listed in order Of post posi-
tons.
AT LAToNIA
and First Race sc 1884, ca%ng 8ss S4
Chief Prince, liz; Fallen, lO7; Bob Gust
~ 1n wsi boo F0 Fo lq Sat 6fSra III En B
Site, 100.
1 Second bnss sSSS @.deq u.s. 6SsfIy
Wild, liz; Blanche c, liz; Pretty susan
Prince Ei Flu rs; Judge Tri6Ois, lis; Trip
la)-R. L. Baker entry.
Third Race $500; claiming; s-year7olds
and up; six rlongslo-Breezing Along.
Gold Gold Ioo5 Fair Wanda, 1o7; Valdosta. IL;
Diadorius, 100; Oh Dave. 112! Annuity.
100.
Fourth Race $780, claiming; 4-year-olds
xCambril, 1903: Dusky Dame. III; Sis
A. g.. 1o8: Nituma. los: Monks Star
Fifth Race 5000; handicap; s;-year--olds
Bin, 1Ol; Shepherd. Boy. 105; Frederick.
1903; Cactus Rose. 100; Brown Witch, 100.
Sixth Race (s2 500; added; Cincinnati
Trophy: 2-year-olds: colts and Geldings;
six fuTl0ngssiysF Blue 112 G N IT,
Imiigert 1l2: Weston. iii: sora, il9
Trip Up. 112: Prince Pine. H. Newell.
112; Poet Prince. 119.
Seventh Race $500; claiming; Swear
olds and up: 1 Lie milesl-St. Jensund,
no. open Hearth. 100: Rich Phil 1903:
Sallie Grey. 100; Howard. 100; My Blaze,
liz.
Eighth Race $500; claiming; .4-year-olds
lass Lass los Piumage, ll0 Why Mask. is;
Hepsey's Beau ITO; xSouthland Lad. Ill.,
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed in order of post positions
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BRAVES RELEASE ELLIOTT

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 16.-The
Boston Braves yesterday released
Jim Elliott, veteran southpaw, to
Atlanta of the Southern Association.
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Belmont Merchants, prominent among
local softball teams, desire games with
strong city squads to be played Tuesdays
or Thursdays at either Washington high
school or Rhodius park. Call Belmont
4s46-M after Sis p. m. and ask for Jim.
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st. Matthews Episcopal-The Rev. Will
liam Burrows, in charge. Holy Commun-
ion at 1870; morning service at $50.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Tigers, Yanks Open Crucial
Series in New York; Defeat
Boston, Browns in FinaleS
Braves, Pirates to Dodgers; Tenth-nning Homer
by RoIph Camii Beats Cubs.
BY THEON WRIGHT
United Press staff Correspondent

YORK. 16-NTkey Cochane charge
Tigers bring athletes
what keeping the Yanks falling
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
WILLIAMS AGENCY INC
holders of williams Agency. Inc have an
thorized and directed the dissolution of
SAID corporation, Williams Agency, Inc,
ana that said corporation is about to be
dissolved. - ~
WILLIAMS AGENCY. INC.
NOTICE OF SALE
Inc state Highway Commission will re-
Tire Castings and Is to 80 tons of old Junk
batteries at the Commission Office, I02
Friday, June 20, 1854. at zoo = NJ. a
Cashiers Check for $4,000 shall be de-
posted by each bidder as token of good
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
Per JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
INDIANA OAxACA MINING COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of stockholders of Indiana-
G 7a,a 81 Mining Company will be held on
Room 1920 Architects and Builders Build.
ing, southeast corner Pennsylvania and
vermont Streets Indianapolis Indiana. for
the purpose Of electing board of seven
directors and Treasurer, and also to
CONSIDER proposition to sell all of the
property and assets of every kind and
character owned by the company. and the
liquidation of its business as well as any
other matters connected Herewith pre-
1ND1ANA-OAxACA MINING COMPANY.
BY John B. Cochrum, Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC FEARING
2292-M 2293-M.
Application of Simon Reznik, South
Haven, Mich. for certificate to operate
motor vehicles as a. common carrier of
property interstate from Ind Mich. State
line to South Bend, over highways 1i2, 20,
interstate from d.-Mich. State line to
Inc. Ill. State line over highways H. 20.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission wilt conduct public
nearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 401 State House Indianapolis.
Ind. a. m, Wednesday, June 81 1884.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner
Indianapolis. Ind. June IL, 1884
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So-Athics want game for Sunday, to be
PLAYED at Brookside No. 2 or at accepting
teams diamond. Call Cherry 2699-R. or
write 912 North Beville avenue. So-Athics
will practice at Christian park this after
nom.
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Unity Truth Center Church of Practical
Christianity--The Rev. Murrel G. Powell
pastor. Morning theme. "At Thy Word
Wednesday night meeting will be geld al
the Center rooms, 1865 Century building.
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All Saints Cathedral, EpiscopaI-The
Rev. Robert c. Alexander. vicar Holy
Communion at 1880; communion and SER
mon at IL.
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Belmont u B.-Annual home coming
services will be observed tomorrow with
services at $50 and 10:40 a. M, 1870 and
1880 o. m
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First Congregational-The Rev. Ellis w.
Hay, pastor. Morning theme. The Pri-
macy of Spiritual Things"
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Valley Mills Friends-The Rev. John
Roberts pastor. Morning theme at 10
a. M, 1.-THE Climatic Christ"
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CarroIlton Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
E. .. Homrighausen, pastor At the
1890 a. M service tomorrow two
anniversaries will be observed. 1t will be
the twenty ninth anniversary OF the
founding of the congregation and the
eighth dedication of the church. The
pastor will speak on 1.-The Man With
Pitcher
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Ar WAsHINGToN PARK

First Race $1,000; claiming; 3-year-oldS
and up: six furlongs) -xChief Geronimo,
101: xPolyphote, 1903; xUluniu Ill; xVery
Well. 1903: xLampblack 113; xScotland
Miss. 1903: xOziti. 108; Hyman. 116: Monks
Bella. 108.
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Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mission
The Rev. l.. N. Trotter, pastor. The
Rev. Howard Judah will speak on Sam
sons Strength" at 1870 p. M; service at
$50. the Rev. Mr.. Trotter speaking; the
Rev. viii P. Rice will speak at 8.
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Third Race 5000; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six and one-half furlongsl Blue
Brooms iO4; Pet Badly. 100; Gldelia. lo5:
Espinaca, lis; Red Badge; lO4i Wise WIS
il8; xxOld Badly. 108: Judge Schilling,
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Sixth Race $500; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
Bahadur, Ill; Propagandist, 109; Legender
ia. xXMint De Mic, 1902; How High, Ito;
xxParity. ITO; xxKibitzer, 113.
xFive pounds claimed for rider.
xXSeven pounds claimed.
weather, clear; track fast
Horses not listed in order of post posi-
fiOnc
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Robert Park NJ. E.-The Rev. william
Edward Bell, pastor 10:45 a. m, chill
drens day program 7:Sn p. m, theme,
Helping or HindeIiuc'
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Central Christian n. W. A.. Shullen-
berger pastor. $50 m, Bible school;
lo:45 a. m, theme, The Test OF Helping.
Under the summer schedule there will be
no night service.
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Fourth Race (s25OO; added. Queens
miieI2Dark Secret 126; Singing wood
ia: Kievex. l0s: War Glory 118; Burgoo
King, 49, Roustabout, ITO; Mr.. Khayyam.
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Centenary Christians a. M, service
Edwin Thompson will speak; at 1890, DR..
Poland will preach and at night, Paul
Eddingfeld will preach.
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Advent EpiscopaI-The Rev. George S.
Southworth rector 7:30 a. M, Holy Com
munion; II a. m. morning prayer and
sermon, "Armageddon."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-16

Fifth Race 1000; the South Shore;
conditions; 4-year-olds and up; one milel
Jimmy Sutro, 1O7; Dark Secret. 119;
Jovius, los; Deduce, los; Chatmoss, los.
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Fifth Race 1890; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six Observation-Disclosures 104;
xMoane Keala, 1o5; Cotton Club lqs;
lie Miserable, ILL., XMiss Corinne, l04;
xFair Image, 105; xNorman D.. LOG; Lady
Va Va LOB: French Knight. lis.
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Fifty-First Street M. E.-The Rev. Will
bur b. Crosse, pastor Morning theme,
Responsibility of Privilege"
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Broad Ripple Christian-The Rev. John
Ray Clark. pastor. Morning theme. Work
THE Challenge of the Gross" will be
presented by the Bible Institute Players.
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| Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j..
Wilson, pastor. Morning theme, The
Kingdom Complete; night, children's day
| pageant.
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First Friends-The Rev. David M, Ed
service. FOUNTAINS or Cisterns. which,"
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Fairview Presbyterian-The Rev Virgil
D. Raglan, pastor. Holy communion at
l0:45
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Fourth Race $500; the Chesterfield; 2
year-old maidens: five furlongs)-la az Gala
Clay, u.s.. Prince splendor,. rs; Fair
lis: (aj Gallerne, 112; Miss Kiev, 112;
Great Haste. IFS; Born Happy, lis; Sula.
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Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George C.
Things First: night. Drifting Apart"
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Christ Church, EpiscopaI-The Rev. E.
Anger Powell, rector. HOLY Communion at
8; morning prayer and sermon. Prophets
of Doom and Seers of Salvation" at lO:42.
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S. Peabody Memorial handicap; 3-year-
Odds and up; ia miles -Plucky Play, 118;
Aladdin's Dream, 1902; Clarity, IFS; SAFE
rae, 49, Navanod, 106 Pot Au Brooms,
105; Marmfon, 1903; Frank Ormont, LOG.
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Taylor pastor Morning theme. With
Ali the Heart; night. Three Gates in
a Successful Christian Life"
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Second Race $4,000: claiming; 2-year-
Eye, LOT; KAY D.. 105 Doio. no. Mabel
Krasa. ITO; Myrtle Brooks. Ill; Winder.
10; xIittle Cynic. ITO; Quintal. lO7; XLady
Louella. 107: Kissin Bug. III.
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Broadway NJ. E-The Rev Richard M.
Willard, pastor. DR.. William c. Hartinger,
superintendent of Indianapolis district
will preach morning service. No night
service.
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Second Evangelical-The Rev. F. g,
Wacknitz. pastor Unified service at $50
observing fathers daw theme, Response
bility''; night, Forward"
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Second Race $500; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: one mile)-Peacock Alley, ITO;
Bill Looney, 113; xxThoughts, 100; xxMod-
ern Ace. 104 Portfolio. 107; Sarsita, 49,
spending. 1903; Sturdy Ark, los; Mar
castle, IL: xxGallic, LOG.
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First United Presbyterian-The Rev
Joseph A Mears, pastor Morning theme.
Bible Principles in Bible Character
Joseph, the Courageous"
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First U. B.-The Rev. E. H Daley.
pastor. Morning theme. The Way to the
Father; night, playlet, Thy Kingdom
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and up; one and one-eighth milesl-
xSambo Brown. Ill: xStar Play, Ill;
American Smile. 112 xParties,, l02: Paul
T.. 112; XLongus 109: xWinifred Ann. 102;
xBoston Common 102: Single Stripe. liz.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear track. fast.
Horses listed in order Of post positions
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Community U. B.-The Rev A. Glenn
O'Dell, pastor. Night theme, Gods Call
for Men"
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Irvington Nj. E.@The Rev. GUY o.
Carpenter. pastor. Morning theme. pleas
ures and Ideals: night. union service at
powney Avenue Christian with the Rev
Mr.. Carpenter speaking on Not Taken
From the World,
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Third Race $500: claiming: Swear -olds
and up; mile and seventy wards D-xErech,
102; Gramarye. 109 xLuna Bright. 81; Bay
Servant, 101; xFour Spot. 104; Battling
Girl Ill: Trevalion. 112: Heiress 10e;
xTack, 1O9; xOndott. 1903: Homework. 10S;
xIInkie Tom 102
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
Sidney Blair Harry. pastor Unified SerX-
ice of church and church school at $780,
theme Learning to Live in Confused
World"
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st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L; g. E.
Fackler. pastor. Morning theme, Chrls-
tianity a Source of Happiness"
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Broadway EvangelicalEThe Rev. George
S. Lozer, pastor. Morning theme. Inc
Everlasting Arms"
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Seventh Race $500: allowances: 3-year-
olds and up: six furlongs Dustina,
Dusky Devil. 109 Dogmata,. 1903: Mr.. Joe.
109: Sun Captor. 116; Judge Leer 10l;
Technocracy 101: Royal Blunder. 109;
Sir Ten. 108.
(al Calumet Farm entry.
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Speedway Boulevard M. E.-The Rev.
JASPER III Cox pastor. Morning theme,
s'Dad Says So: night. Rotations and
musical program.
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Bethany Lutheran-The Rev. j. Luther
Seng, pastor. Unified service at $50;
theme. THE Lost and Found of Life"
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Second Moravian Episcopal-The Rev.
George c. Westphal, pastor. Morning,
unified service; night theme. Workers
Together With Him."
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Church OF God in Christ-The Rev
John II Boone pastor. Church school at
80 a. M; Y P. w. w. at $50 p. M;
night sermon at 100.
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East Park M. E.-The Rev: r. A. Ulrey,
pastor. Morning service will observe Fa-
Tiers day; night, chldrens day program.
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Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev; Otto
Bronson-Thomas will speak on Spiritual
Diagnosis; at 2:3o, cause and Effect: :
by the Rev. Jesse Hatteid: serm1non oy tne
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AT AoUEDUCT

First Race $500; claiming; 2-year-old
ia; Amusing, Ill; Evasive. Ill; High
Finance, ia; Palasa, ILL., Jobaheta, ia;
Non Partisan. ia dangerous, Ill; Omar
Jones, ia.
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Christian Missionary AIIiance--The Rev.
Mater viii Speak on Goods Gracious Pro-
vision at 1890; the Rev. Minnie BTon-
-son-Thomas will speak on The Out
and-Cut Christian at 7:30.
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Trinity RefOrmed-The Rev. William H.
Knierim, pastor. Annual outdoor service
at PestWoOd
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Eighth Race $500; claiming: .4-year -olds
and up Ia miles -XSkid, liz; xDusky
Lass. los; Plumage, Ito; Why Mask. 115;
Hepsey's Beau. 10; xSouthland Lad. liz.
Weather clear: track, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. ], s.
Loving Heart of God"
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/ University Park .Christian-The Rev.
James H. .Tilsley, pastor. Morning .1YE,, theme
Worth While" night (Fortieth and Cap
itoD, Paul at Mars Hill.
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ST. PauTs Reformed-The Rev. William
H. Knierim, pastor German theme at
8:45, "Our Shield; English theme at
q.55 The Life LuXuriant."
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st. Georges EpiscopalHThe Rev. Francis
Tetu. vicar. Holy communion at 8: church
school at 8: holy communion and SER
mon at TO-
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Canitol Avenue M. E.-The Rev E. Ar
mold Clegg, pastor Morning theme, The
Portrait Of a Father; night, concert by
church school orchestra.
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning service
in honor of the young people Of the
lege graduates of this year. Night, Mrs.
w. c. Borcherding will speak; the
EuWorth League will be in charge.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

ceeds last years miracle car"
Look at some of the advanced features
of the new, bigger Dodge pictured here.
Have you ever seen anything to equal
them-even in many higher-priced cars?
And these are only a few of the extra
advantages you get in Dodge -. and at
such amazingly low cost. In addition,
Dodge still gives you the vital, engineer
ing achievements that made it sensation
last year. In other words-in the new,
bigger Dodge you get everything that
has made Dodge the biggest buy in its
field -. plus the newest, latest features
that have been perfected this last year.
In 1888, thousands of motorists bought
cars on the Dodge "Show-Down" Plan
the new way to compare automo-
bile values. This year Dodge makes the
same challenge! Compare Dodge with
any car in its field! Ask any Dodge
dealer to lay the cards on the table right
beforeyou. See what Dodge has! Seew what
the others have! Then judge for yourself!
DODGE BROTHERS CORPORATION
Advertisement endorsed by Dept. of Engineering
Chrysier Motors
Evening star., 1934-01-28
MMzwAha&3 s&Wns3
MJtaMMa4d mote
mMe%~sezpt1anam~

THoUsANDs of people who see the
L new, bigger Dodge -. and then
glance at the price tag -. can hardly
believe their own eyes!
"lmpossible!" they exclaim when
they learn the price. "Still only a few
dollars more than the lowest-priced cars
for this big, luxurious Dodge? And it's
bigger =. better =. more stunning
than ever
Yes! That's right You'll rub your eyes,
too. The bigger Dodge for 1884 has fea-
lures never before found on any car -.
features that even some of the highest
priced cars don't have-and all at such
surprisingly little cost!
Dodge made automobile history in 1888
with car 50 remarkable that it leaped
from 9th place to 4th j.. =. outselling all
except the three lowest-priced cars.
Even if the new, bigger Dodge were
exactly the same as last years famous
model, it would still be the outstanding
value in its field 1. outstanding in per-
Torrance, luxury, safety and features.
And the new, bigger Dodge even ex-
Evening star., 1934-01-28

the road be- Dodge suspension assures
smooth level driving When the rontwhee of the Dodge
strikes bump, the wheelindependent Of the of the
car rises and falls with the bump No jar. No shock
No ting Of the With Floating Cushion" Wheels
(ested thousands of miles Of rocky urowed couny
Floating Power engine mountngs hydraulic shock
absorbers shock proof steering Awhee tires and
long l7inch wheebase Dodge is the only in its field
offer al these advantages!
Evening star., 1934-01-28

lowered independently of the butterfly.
(5) Both halves Of the forward window may
be locked into single unit and raised or
lowered toge,her-just as an ordinary win
dow. (6) Rear door window raised or
lowered. O Rear quarter window has but
,erfly" draft control.
Dodge would not adopt any ventils,ing
system until Dodge engineers had perfected
it. Dodge "7-point Ventilation is an i'm
provemen, over ordinary systems. 1t is more
than q way OF controlling d, ats because it
allows for thorough ventilation under all
conditions of weather and climate.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

NEW BIGGER "AlRWHEEl" rlRES-Dodge gives
these plump low-pressure "Airwheel' tires
to you-bigger than ever-as standard equip
men,. They add TO the smart style of the
new. bigger Dodge - and they make riding
feel like flying. And they add safety. too
grip the road better make brake action
even more positive; reduce skidding hazard.
New distinguished hubcaps.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

NEW DODGE "7.P0inT vEhTilATI0k"-An
improved and perfected ventila,ing system.
Q Cowl ven,ila,or. ~ Windshield opens or
closes BY means Of crank on the instrument
board. ~ Front half Of forward window may
be swung open in butterfly" fashion. (D
Rear half Of the window can be raised or
Evening star., 1934-01-28

At last simple quick easy open the windshield
just the crank! Operates instantly adjusts any de-
sired opening touch Of your fingers Works way
by of ingenious steel band Holds windshield
firmly makes rafting impossible One of the seven great
features Of the Dodge ventilation system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

MRS. TEDDY KENYON .
"Camels are the mildest
cigarette ! know And each
Camel renews the zest and
enjoyment of the last one!"