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100000 Birthday Messages
Set Record at White House
Six Men Engaged in Handling Nations
Greetings to President on His
SD Anniversary.

President Roosevelt's birthday ami
versary today has brought more con-
elusive evidence of his personal popu-
larity throughout the land by the fact
that he has received more than 5OOO0
greetings, half in kilograms and half
in letters, cards and presents.
The mail room in the executive office
where six men are busily engaged
handling the birthday greetings, is vir-
tually swamped For more than week
the kilograms and mail greetings have
been flooding the executive Office, and
the record established for the President
during Christmas week has been
broken.
1t is thought that the size of the
Presidents Christmas mail and tele-
grams would set an all-time record.
but those figures now appear small
compared with the way in which the
American people have remembered Mr..
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that Battling Nelson" merely was his
ring name. Mrs. Mason also said her
husband frequently had recounted de-
tails of his gruelling fights with Joe
Cans. Ad Wolgast and others.
Efforts are being made to communi-
cate with authorities at Hegewisch, H.,
the fighters old home, to ascertain Nell
sons whereabouts and to learn whether
he had been in Washington recently.
The suicide occurred in an automo-
bile trailer. Mason firing 22-caliber
rifle bullet into his forehead after send
ing his wife to nearby restaurant for
an oyster stew.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald is
sued a certificate Of suicide.
He had been thinking about suicide
for the last 10 days or more" said Mrs.
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Roosevelt's birthday. During Decen-
ber the daily average of the Presidents
mail. which included Christmas greet
ings, was $4,000.
Will Meet With Old Friends.
While millions throughout the coun-
try are paying tribute to the President
tonight he will be observing the occa-
sion in an informal manner at the
White House with several old friends
and associates of the days when he
was Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and when he was Vice Presidential can
didate.
For the past 13 years it has been
the custom of the President to round
up the "old gang" as he affectionately
refers to this group to join him on his
birthday anniversary. When these
little annual affairs started. and for
number of years afterwards, it is
doubtful if any one of the number
ever dreamed that their pal" would
be In the White House.
This little White House birthday party
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STOCK MARKET MEASURE
BE DRAFTED SHORTLY
Senator Couzens Announces Bank
ing Committee Will Prepare Bill
to Regulate Exchanges.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Couzens, Republican, Of
Michigan, announced today that the
Senate Banking Committee would draft
a bill within the next 10 days to regu-
late the New York stock market and
other exchanges. Public hearings will
be held by the committee.
Indications we're said by Couzens to
be that the Detroit bank inquiry now
under way would proceed for some
time.
An investigation Of the Cleveland
h,nk'ng sit'rati-r is to follow.
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FRANCE DEALS BLOW TO HITLER
BY TRADE PACT WITH DOLLFUSS

hardware and rubber products. It was
expected that she would import much
Austrian wood later.
The accord was intended to strengthen
Chancellor Dollfuss against the Nazis,
which he seeks to drive out of Austria,
countrymen that they will get more
also intended the agreement to show
in contrast to the German failure to
buy Austrian products.
1t was said that particular products
chosen were elected because they we're
manufactured in Nazi hotbeds In Aus
tria and thus will drive home an eco
noinic lesson to Dollfuss' opponents.
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By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, January 30.-France celebrated
the first anniversary of Adolf Hitler's
assumption of the chancellorship OF
Germany today by throwing its eco
nomic support to Ritler's archenemy,
Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss of Aus
tria.
The government signed an economic
agreement giving Austria increased i'm
port quotas, with the expectation of in
ereasing them still further later.
France enlarged her market for
Austrian textiles. electrical equipment,
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Mob Fires Australian Houses.

KALGOORLIE. West Australia, Jan
uary 80 (P.-Three hotels and Is
houses were burned by a mob today,
following the death of man in hotel
bar and the arrest Of a foreign bar
tender on a charge Of manslaughter
Police were overwhelmed and flremen
tried to quell the throng, but their
hoses were cut.
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Hotel Guests Flee Into Open With
Mercury Is Below.

HttCU To DeIUW.
QUEBEC, January 80 (P).-Hector
Chevrette Quebec fireman. lost his life
today when the roof Of the Manor
Montmorency Hotel fell in during fire.
Five other firemen were injured
Thirty guests fled in 15-below-zero
weather to safety. The hotel, a four
story building, was valued at $4,000,
and was pronounced total loss.
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Classified Advertising
Where the Buyer and
Seller Meet

Classified advertising in the
Washington newspapers Sunday,
January %, 1894:
The Sunday Star. 20, sol lines
2nd Sunday newspaper. 8,l28 lines
Stars excess over other
two combined ....... 4.512 lines
This is indiSputable evidence
of the result-producing power OF
Star classified advertising.
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NEW LAMA RULES
Tibet, Meanwhile, Hunts Reincar
nation of Dead Monarch.

NEW DELHI, India, January 80 up.
the forbidden land" has a
new ruler in the head lama Of Reting
Monastery He will be installed as re-
gent. pending discovery of a new in
carnation of the late Dalai Lama.
- Meanwhile, all Tibet prays and hunts
for babies born about the hour of
Dalai Lama's death last month at
LhaSa, the capital.
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FIREMAN DIES IN BLAZE

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SO: water paid; NOBLE. N. l33-4 rooms.
Key 131 N. Noble. LI-9134
$3.50 water paid: Graceland 1915; s.
room semi-modern: garage; Al. HA-
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R0UHcEM ENTS
Death Notices

1 Death Notices
AICHEobN. CHARLEs-IG8 Hoyt ave.
beloved husband q allie. brother % VIII
nam, s. Lol.-. Hel-T. ClicaE9. LOUIS
father re- Carl Aicahorn. Battle creek
= ch-. and Ms Sophia Jarboe. Evans
VIE. Ind. passed away A0raav july
IS Service az BERT S GADD FU-
NERAL HOME. Churcnman and Pros
FeCH us. ln-FsC1F. july - b. m
FIleno5 l1tifec- In'erment crown Hi-L
ASMt >, LOUIS Gaze o. husband Of the
late Augusta hsmlF Irecrasedf and
grandta-1rr % E-nel Asmuz Reynolds
e SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL
af6 y Illinois. Thursday. 10 a m
FRIENDS invited Buria. Crown Hill
BARTscH. APPOLONIA- WiaoT OF Prank
6i raSsuaPo ls' s3 9a NJ ss soan sa 4aha
Mrs. He-scr- Wilmington. Mrs. james
plpefe az o. Chicago. pas eo away Mon
Joln MannlrE 1902 owe s., Deceased
was a member Of Third order. and
Christien Mothers Funeral from the
a. m. Services s. Patricks church. 2
Friends invited.
Denny. sAMUEL T.-Age ss Years hus-
hano OF Lottie Denny. father ot Carey
Denny. and Mrs. Fannie Livingston.
passed away wednesday morning
Services AZ the FIANNER ~ BUCHANAN
lnvifeQ. Burial jamestown. Ind
HARRIS. LAWRENCE CLAYTON-Entered
into rest Monday. 1910 p. m age IS
years. beloved son 81 M and MS
James q. Harris brother OF Harold and
Mary Ann Harris grandson q Mrs
sarah Summers. Ihurston and Mrs
josephine Harris Funeral Thursday at
the residence. 222I Langley ave. / p. m.
Friends invited Burial East Union
cemetery LARRY W MOORE s FU-
NERAL PARLDRS IN CHARGE lTlpton
lIndl paptTs please copy.l
LOMBARD. MARGARET T. Beloved
mother % John A. and Miss Mary LON
bard Mrs Edith Lewis. Mr.. Paul LOm-
bard Mrs Julia Birk. Dr. Earl C
Lombard. Clifford Il. Lombard and MS
Ida wilson passed away July ~. age
so years Services al the residence
1927 Hovt ave. FRIDAY july 20. a.
o. m Burial Memorial PARK cemeterv.
Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Wisely. ANNIE-BeIoved wife Of Alonzo L.
Wi shr sister OF John p wilson and
haf-sister Of Goldie Scoopmire, Of Gal
lIu. New Mexico. passed aWaV Tue daE
morning Funeral -ervices THURSDAY
e. m az CONkLE FUNERAL HOME.
1884 W Michigan S.. Friends invited.
Burial Washington PARK
YOST. ISAAC-Age s3 wears. beloved
husband 90 Mrs. Carrie losr. father ~
Mrs p T. Porter OF Indianapolis. and
Mrs Joe Hills OF LOEansporf. passed
awav early "Wednesday morning AZ the
residence n his daughter. Mrs Hills IN
Lo-ausDort Funeral notice later.
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INSTRUCTIONS


10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
BARBER STUDENTS Discriminate IN
YOUR school selection. Scientihc bar
herring taught Paid while learning.
TIONAL SCHOOL. 342 z. Warrington 81
JULY SPECIAI-Beauty course FREE. Pay
only for supplies. sf9s5. Reg. Sl5 value
PAYMENTS. diplomas. ROYAL ACADEMY.
s01 Errrrre.t Bldg
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THREE KILLED IN
TRAIN-TRUCK CRASH
Two Children Lose Lives in
State Tragedy.

BIZ United Prcss
MISHAWAKA. Ind. July Ia
Three persons were killed and a
fourth injured seriously when
truck in which they were riding was
struck by a north-bound Big -Four
freight train here last night.
The dead. Peter Van Bel. Beatrice
Van Bell, Il. his daughter; Sarah
Allen, Il. a neighb0r-
Mary Allen. 9. sister Of Sarah. was
taken TO the hospital Van Bell was
returning the children home from a
medicine show. The truck was de-
mOlished BY the crash. and the
childrens pet dog was killed.
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BELLEFONTATNE- 2I4O-7-room modern.
single, sI2. RI-l730
CENTRAL 2355-Thoroughly modern; g.
bedrooms redecorated. yard. garage.
Reasonable. HE-l06l
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late Augusta hsml5 deceased and
grandfa+lrr o. Efhel hsmuz Reynolds
passed away Tuesday morning. Funeral
80 SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL
e46 y Illinois ThlrsdaT. 10 a. m
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I0ST. TSAAC-AEc 83 years 6eIOTFd
husband 90 Mrs. Carrie Iosr. father If
Mrs p. T. Porter Of indianapolis. ano
Mrs Joe Hills OF LoEanSporf passed
away early "Wednesday morning ~ the
residence n his daughter. Mrs. Hills N
LoraurDort Funeral notice later
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ia Hotels. Resorts. Inns

FoR RESULTS Phone RILEY 555l
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HELP WANTED
Il Help wanted-MaIe

Il Help Wanted-Male
SALESMAN with car. mechanically IN
cilred 70 sell guaranteed time-saTing
too.s 20 garages and ucchanlcs iDeIal
comm permanent position. Can M nc
Crrrrw. CIavnool Hotel. Tor appt. today.
TRUTH TOOL co
NAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route Of 300
families. Write Immediately. RAW
LEIGH CO.. Dept. ING-35-SA- Freeport
III
WANTED-A-1 motor mechanic with some
frame stalchtcnlnE experience. Give eN-
pe-ierCe and former employer. BOX x
1882 Timer.
Il Help Wanted-Female
LADIEs-Earn while learning barber trade
in STATE approved school ben's Coiege
% Barber Science. 472 w. Wash.
TWO LADIES over Is. Clerical experience
helpful but not necessary. 80 Mer-
chants Bank bldg
leads An endless chain business Good
for lifetime Mr. smith l2l ?. OHIO 81
LADIES 1890 SIS salary and good
bonus 70 start 50 \ penn RIM. s54
1G Situations Wanted
FORMER teacher wants work as COM
perion or practical nurse for elderly
lady. more home than wages. Box
K-l9i. Times
STENOGRAPHER Efficient. knowledge
bookkeeping all kinds technical detail
work HA-2355-R.
HEMSTITCHING-5 va / furnish boil
fast or SIX thread. 2045 College. HE-25s4.
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M E RCHAND Disc
! Miscellaneous For Sale
As Autos for Sale

7 BARRELS of tale. Several barrels of tri-
sodium phosphate. barrels of bicarbonate
of soda bird cages, ironing boards,
steam cookers and Gamers. BIG FOUR
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, cor
ner Capitol and South st.
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LOMBARD. MARGARET J. = BsIovsd

Wisely. ANNIE-BeIoved wife Of Alonzo L.
Wishv. sister o. John P wilson ana
half-sister Of Goldia Scoopmire. Of Gal
lIn New Mexico passed aWav Tue day
morning Funeral -ervices THURSDAY, ?
O. m az CONkLE FUNERAL HOME
1884 w Michigan ST. Friends invited.
RuriaI WaEn-nr-nn PAX
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Auctions, Private Sales
pI1RTIC AIICTION

The Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago &
st. Louis Ry lNYC RI, Lessee will sell
Fe agG CLAIM hT%1262 Wise Jug Capo Ave- Ave- SOUTH
St., Indianapolis, Ind Starting at $50
a, m, the following described shipments
which have been refused or are UNCLAIMED mel
er prior to that date.
So. No. Consignee and Destination. Com
27588Msmith Steel Casting Co.. Ander-
SOD g9 I'D 6agS rs Sa w GanS ed st. Louis
M8 8is6a6 0q6 iF W. PPTooppier Cleveland Ohio
80 bdl. Metal Forms. | boil wooden t blocSSii
Corpn.. Lawrenceburg. Ind. Empty Iron
sl898-Frank Troxwen. Martinsville.
SI948-C. Mcshowalter. Cleveland. Ohio
5{54s1 Az il Poi 0Pe Co. Cleveland Ohio
31g92-James, Cafe, Harrisburg. ILL.,
bx PaRs T9Od Fsn @scsndless Louisville
KY, / ctn. Vending Machine for School
'8E2iij8588&Milroy Printing Co.. Milroy. Ind.
S2y233Gto-t. T. Shelton. Cleveland. Ohio,
bdl. Screen. l Chair and Table. ctn'
. ss2 5.224S9 Asbestos Products Co..
Cleveland, Ohio. ! Drum Paint. -,.,oouo
Ill. 6 ctn. Confectionery ,- o,..-
33611-Ohio Heater Co.. Columbus. ONO.
54o754coiqmbia Postal sugD DIyg.i Co s+s siI3
84776HW. H. Boone, Louisville. KY. 3
''5 8l87 E5SiIN Mrs. E. Beyerstock, Cleve7
land, Ohio crt. Bike. Dbl. Glassware l
34876-Peter G. scocos. Cleveland. Ohio.
s45o8ERoiiie Girton. Anderson. Ind. l
Steel Half Dbl. Liz. Roof Cement. cS'
81 sa4595iiI@o/N R. o. Spencer, La Fontaine,
IND, / Bag Korean Lespedeza Seed.
S4947-Geo;z W. Mason Trustee for The The
70 Empty shipping drums. ,
articles tx there viii be offered for sale at
this time many other articles which have
been refused account damage or checked
over. -.-, rr,.,,.u,o,,
July 26th 1924 between the hours OF 800
d. D 5el int % of the packages are copied
from the freight or way BIZ but n etaad
Terms of sale-Cash or certified check
payable Immediately at conclusion o.
sale. r.,,cr
ana Pio Four Bldg.
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Mattress Repairing

renovated; made into inner
springs: expert workmanship. Reason
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"a Suburban and Farms

24o ACRES: fine stock and grain farm ?
miles north Connersville on State Rd.
No. l. 7-room house. large barn. etc.
Cash rent 81 per acre. HE-3939.
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Lost and Found
Personals
FREE MARCELS
All Cav Thursday
CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE
u 90 Ualr~rr Rf-~ TT-nA

All dav Thursday
CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE
200 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI-O432
RENT a BICYCLE-25c hour. AT licensed.
Phone for evening appointments 6l1l
z Washington. IR-2466. sos e 65rd st
Wk-li53. Illinois az Canal VALET.
BUY Purest Texas Mineral Water Cry-
stalls. 35c lb- Restore YOUR health save
money. Send $50. stamps. coin. get full
directions Boy Z 100. Times
Pr EE-Flncer waving hair cuts. marcels
ROYAL ACADEMY. 4Ol Roosevelt BLDG
Illinois and washington
CHILDREN BOARDING HOME. large
ward. excellent food mothers care.
RI-1117
FAISE TEETH repaired 15c up. new set
$50. CARTER RI-l250. go X Of p
INSIST UPON DISTILLED WATER ICE
when you huv ice Call RI-630L
CROOuTGNOLE perm. S5c comp. Res IS
val ROYAL ACAD'N- 4ol Roosevelt BLDG.
JACK-Ncet ne where planned Friday.
same time. Answer Times. GRACE.
Evening star., 1934-06-17

DINING ROOM-RESTAURANT lnear Scott
Circlel~very nice and profitable. Open
$40 daily. Rent. S45 $500. r. NJ.
DeShazo, 1923 14th NV MA $500.
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sALE-AuTOMOBILEs.

1929 ssa.n; yseN ss5sfuIy n.v aFigsn Yen
cS ccSn0fl1a fzfa Irsins ysns e sSGO logan M0'0i
9 wITs wheels: chrome tlrs covers; Isdio:
sss:sHs ss:nsHs n0sSs7 ss7s .nS s'' .S: s:.' c'in
MAJ e s1s g s.4m N: H:eS Sns e.l ne o
NASH 1929 cabriolet; In 0eautiful pea
green Duco: twin-six ignition: special
model; cost new over 81 $50: car runs
Ike q top; body. tenders. tires and uphol-
by foreign diplomat. Our price is only
Ser Rctor ssss re
2024 14th st. NV.
NASH standard six sedan: best Of con-
ditiSn; dstS only s67. on terms. Nolan. I'LL
neM eal les ssS nia e..
cellent; 30-day guarantee. Bell Motor Co..
NASH ho2e rs. de luxe coupe; Wheels fen
fce: twin-ignition "6." Rear 1918 18th
st. NV. between and 9. II.
OAKLAND coupe. 1880; q real buy at
S175; terms. Used Car Lot. 1416 Church
OAKLAND 1880 sedan; do not buy any
medium size car until you have seen this
one Honestly Priced at S225; small down
payment. balance to suit you. Owens Mo-
tor Co.. 1929 Georgia ave.
finished. reconditioned. Al tires; 30-day
guarantee. Bell Motor Co.. 460 N. Y.
oLDsMoBTLE 1929 sport coupe; new DSco
seat. motor auiet. Very. attractive % and
only S215; terms. Pohanka Service, 1925
of. aS9. sue.sn. asn psn eeoa se
Isae ns eS
SSd2 S.1 Isss & aots s.n na BLACK
seusrE tf inc iss5 i4tS tiSsrs G. nR .Isde
oLDsMoBILE. 1881 de luxe cabriolet;
Locks Locks snd runs IF. ne SsautifI
Must sell. Special, S347; terms. Nolan's.
I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
PACKARD de luxe sedan: six wheels; very
low mileage; Call cwner. Cleveland $500.
once; s s425. 1861 % Harvard ard st. n4ss n,x. sea- -
PACKARD 1890 8 sport phaeton. de luxe
equipment. $3.50. Address Box SIX. Star
PACKARD 1928 sedan: clean. like new in
side; runs good: S65: SIS down to re-
sponsible party. MA. 5O34. Room 200.
PACKARD 1929 model 833 sedan; s pass
engers, 8 cylinders; dark blue finish. black
trim; disc wheels. de luxe interior excel
lent tires; mechanically warranted by
Trtangle's blue-ribbon guarantee and 30
day. no-cost service: 1895. No. 2 New
York ave. NV. Open until $50 pm.
PACKARD 1880 sedan: Al condition; for
sale By owner. Call Mr.. Sinclair. COlum-
PACKARD 1880 sport coupe. beautiful
seat covers. Hish-grsde car for S495
terms trade. l. p. steuart. Inc. 1925
PACKARD 1920 De luxe little "s" sedan:
best Of condition. Must sell Only 1927.
Nolan's III EIGHTEENTH St NV
PEERLESS 8 conv. coupe, 1880; in perfect
condition; only S196; terms. Used Car
Lot. 14l6 Church ST. NV.
PIERCE-ARRow 1925 sedan: excellent
condition; mechanically perfect: new tires;
carefully driven: make an offer. GE. 1922 .
PIERCE-ARROW '2e brougham; trunk,
motor. tires. upholstery perfect: q beauti-
ful car; price low. $3.50. Metro Motors.
$3.50 Georgia ave. Silver Spring Md
PLYMouTH 1899 de luxe coach; dark
sound; trunk. S545, terms. trade. Tom s
Used Car Lot 1858 Conn. ave. Open
Sunday and evenings.
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sTuDEBAKER 1929 type sedan; looks
and runs nne. Only S97: can give terms
| Nolan's I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
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Packard Sport Phaeton.
1925. excellent condition; private owner;
will sell cheap. 1246 1lth sc.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

S@.@~-< - - . O@'AOA OA~AA~1<9s
ticslly . new car IN every way: beantifui
black 81. body; Se9S; terms. trade. l. r.
sgTuDEEAKER r., sedan gaJI 1885, de luxe type;
ssi.if month"; Nolan. iii if dSsRi sisRt..nth nth
sTUDEBAKER 1881 d. luxe sport road
sies siee tesm o1ks snd No1.ns runs pe Only s567;
sTUDEBAKER dictator sedan. 1880; !ex-
slgn service oficer ordered abroad. Tel
sTUpEBAKER 1883 5-pass. sedan. model
condition sos; c. G. &. G GuaPantee.
SSapisoal saoS Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 Dictator Regal sedan.
de luxe; in Al condition; looks and runs
like new car; original Duco: tires. up
holstery and general appearance unusually
vHeed drvs it sosTse car Prcea aae Ds e sem
sse GR Mo6i
Sales. Inc. 2o24 14th st. NV
TERRAPLANE 1893 sedan; beautiful
condition ns,sn thSoughout; any demorstration;
| 1923 Irving st. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1888 de luxe "s'. coach;
sbess finish cssn 6sS5 trim
mileage; S595. with Triangle's blue-ribbon
guarantee and 30-day no-cost service. No
| 2 New York ave. NV. Open until
| $50 pm.
wILLYS 1882 club sedan. with trunk:
\ two-tone original finish: Al mechanically:
1000 miles; trade; 1896. GEORGIA 54O2
| WILLYS Q sedan. 1881; runs perfect;
make an offer on this. Used Car Lot. 14I6
Church st. NV.
WILLYS 1882 coupe: driven only Z. 900
miles; new-car guarantee. Willys Distribu-
| Tor. 1905 18th st. NV.
WILLIS '33 II sedan; tires new, condition
perfect; S349. Metro Motors. $3.50 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md.
AUTOMOBILES at weschler's auto auction.
92s H NV. every wednesday and satur-
day. 10 am. Usually a good assortment.
| $50. TAKE your pick-1926 Hudson coach
| 1928 Nash coach. 1920 Essex sedan. 1928
Chrysler sedan, 1923 Chevrolet sedan,
| 1928 Chevrolet coupe; all good running
| order. Call Sunday. 33 N. Y. ave. ne.
/ 1921 PONTIAC sedan ..........s125.O 90
i3So NaSn coupe .....''.'s.... 1910
| lg2S Pontiac coupe ........,.. $500
! 1927 Cadillac sedan ........,.. 10000
= 73s st6 St NV Phi. ME-. 2eo2.
PARTS-PARTS
| For All Cars and Trucks
| Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work
| ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE INC
! 12 Florida Ave. NE. North 104OS.
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FORD 1884
DE LUXE TUDOR,

LIE LOAE L ODON.
A VS. driven only l 800 miles by private
owner; perfect; big savings. Trade your
car; terms arranged. Call Harry Blum
4SO9 Illinois ave. NV. Adams 6107.
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Your rooming houses with u.s. Also If you
want to buy rooming houses now is the
time to get settled before the Fall rush
Let US serve your wants. PAUL J. SMITH
4 CO. Real Estate, 1404 NJ st. NV.
Sterling 1929.
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K. VI. LUR rs,
800 18th st. NV. MA 1882
ROOMING HOUSES WANTED.
Cash Buyers Waiting. Call MA. 1854.
BOARDING HOUSES WANTED.
No Charge Unless Sold Call MA. 9654
S. WINFIELD, 900 18th NV. y
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ACTIVE LOCAL MANAGER wanted BY old
established concern, rated Dun & Brad
street, to take charge local distribution.
To man of integrity. ability. able to di-
rect this is a bona fide. unexcelled oppor-
tunity Excellent yearly income unlimited
possibilities. Al reference positively es--
Sential and an investment amply secured
and returnable required. Not a selling
job. Quick action essential. For inter-
view write. giving address and phone.
Address Box 229-K, Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-06-17

For All Cars and Trucks
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE. INC.
az Florida Ave. NE. North 1O4OS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-12-06

Harry Dillon was called to Yak
ina last week by the death Of his
brother, Edward E. Dillon, who
died of heart attack Monday
morning at his home on 1401 Div
ision st. in Yakima. Mr.. Dillon
was a resident Of Kennewick in
1880 and was employed by Com
belle & Perry. He is survived by
his widow, Minnie K. Dillon, a son,
Floyd, and a daughter, Louise,
also four brothers and "a sister.
Mrs. Julia Hemingway return
ed Monday from Seattle where she
spent the weekend with relatives.
Among the other teachers return
ing Monday were Miss Josephine
Kempe, who spent the weekend in
Everett; Miss Schuhle in Seattle;
Miss Nicholson at Odessa and
Miss Frances Allen at Charleston;
Miss MCGEE in Seattle, Miss Dom
ner in Pullman and Miss Lena
Mains in Bickleton.