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The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
PARK. HOOSIERS MEET

Park school nine was scheduled
to entertain the Silent Hoosiers to-
day. Speers and Hackleman, field
ers, and Birthright, catcher, have
returned to the Park squad. Allen
Carroll was to make his third
mound start in six days for the
host school.
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one of the five members of the pre-
liminary cup squad announced a
few weeks ago.
Apparently the cup committee
drafted him after Wilmer Allison
of Austin CTeXD suffered an ankle
injury two weeks ago.
Lott and Van Ryn are expected
to handle the doubles assignment,
while Shields and Stoefen probably
will compete in the singles.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
MedicOs Kept Busy
BLUE DEVILS WIN

The Shortridge high school golf
team defeated Manual, 111a to 81
at Speedway course yesterday. Sum
mary; David (S) defeated Beeson,
to /; King (M defeated Kingan,
2 to 1; Kingdom (S) defeated Crouch
2l2 to z; Goldstein (S) defeated
Bowen, 3 to 0; Meyers (S) defeated
Brown, 3 to 0.
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Hero Parade
By United Press

By United Press
Chuck Klein (Cubs)-His tenth
inning double beat the Giants.
DOlph Camilli (Cubs)-Tied score
with ninth-inning homer.
Vic Sorrell (Tigers)-Shut out
Senators with two hits in six in
ningS.
George Earnshaw (White Sox)-
Limited Red Sox to four hits.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15

IFIIIIAo IAooOOIeIVIOII q CUP VOIIIIIIIVVVO'
Van Ryn, George NJ. Lott of Chi
csgo, Francis X. Shields of New
York. and Lester B. Stoefen of Los
Angeles comprise the team which
will open the campaign against
Canada at Wilmington, Del, May
1926.
Van Ryn. Lott and Shields are
veterans of cup competition. but
long, lanky Stoefen is making his
debut. Van Ryn, No. II in the ma
tional rankings, was not listed as
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
Red SOx Release
Veteran Joe Judge
By United Press

By United Press
BOSTON, May 15-Joe Judge,
veteran first baseman, who, ac-
cording to an announcement last
fall, was to have become a coach
with the Boston Red SoX when his
usefulness as a player ended, has
been unconditionally released.
Judge is returning to his home in
Washington.
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CUBS TO DROP NELSON

By Jnited PrcSs
CHICAGO. May 15.-Lynn Nelson,
right-handed pitcher, will be the
player released by the Chicago
Cubs to get inside the twenty-three-
player limit, Manager Charley
Grimm announced today. AS yet
the Cubs haven't found a spot for
Nelson, who has been i'll this spring
and unable to round into condi-
ton.
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TIGERS MEET PURDUE

By UHitCd Press
GREENCAsTLE, Ind, May IS
Purdue and De Pauw baseball
teams meet here today in a game
which was postponed from yester-
day due to rain. Stone, who last
week turned in a five-hit game
against Wabash, will be on the
mound for The Tigers.
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De PdOLO Out of 500
1925 Winner Decides to Stay in Europe for Race at
Berlin; Lou Moore on Way.
BY YERN BOXELL

veteran Speedway
1925 will the 1884
apolis Speedway.
Paolo former holder the
Africa where he
Instead he will his ourwheeldrive Miller
cable
Nav
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AS RELEASE TWO

BV Times NpfciGI
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 15.-
The Philadelphia Athletics yester-
day released Internationally CATCH
er Eddie Madjeski and reserve in
fiei ier John Winghsld.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
Kautsky Nine Will
Open Here Sunday

Kautsky A. c., strong local club,
will open its home Indiana Ohio
League schedule at Perry stadium
next Sunday afternoon, opposing
the Dayton (O) Marcos, Negro
nine.
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Monday Ring Results

AT MIAMI. Fla.-Buck Everett. 1856. of
Gary. md decisioned Dewey Kimrey 201,
of Charlotte. N c.. ten rounds
AT NEWARK-Eddie Durino. 159. Mont
clair, N J.. defeated Harry Wallace. Phil
adelphia, by a technical knockout in the
fourth.
AT NEW YORK-Tony Falco, Phila-
delphia. and Billy Mcmahon. New York,
welterweights draw ten rounds.
AT MILWAUKEE+Billv Miller. 144 Mil
waukee. knocked out Iowa Joe Rivers. 143.
Cedar Rapids. second round.
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ReServePOWer
ReScueS Bruins
in Tight Spots
Grimm'S Boys Set Pace in
Face of link; Gabby
Hartnett Hurt.
BIZ I UHited Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 15.-For team
which seems to- have an injury jinx
for a mascot. the Chicago Cubs are
not doing so badly in the National
League pennant race.
During the first month of the
campaign, every regular on the team
outside the pitching staff, was be-
set by some ailment or injury. De-
spite the fact that four regulars are
on the shelf, the Cubs are setting
the pace for the Pirates, Cardinals
and Giants to follow.
The latest victim of the Cubs in
jury jinX is Catcher Gabby Hart
nett, who was struck on the left ell
bow by one of Hal Schumacher's
pitches in yesterdays game with the
Giants. Hartnett's elbow was
severely bruised, but he probably
will be able to play again within
three or four days.
Other Regulars Out
The other regulars out of the
game are Woody English, third
baseman; Billy Herman, second
baseman, and Manager Charlie
Grimm, first baseman. English has
a game leg, Herman a sprained
ankle, and Grimm has several all
ments.
Illness and injuries started har-
assing the Cubs the first day they
hit spring training camp. The day
before the season opened Kiki
Cuyler, center fielder, developed a
hangnail which became infected.
That gave Tut Stainback his chance
to break into the regular lineup
When Cuyler got we'll, Stainback
injured his ankle. Chuck Klein got
sty on his eye, but refused to
leave the game.
MedicOs Kept Busy
Billy urges had a mild touch of
appendicitis and had to go to the
hospital for observation. English
moved to shortstop in urges place,
and Stanley Hack took third. When
Jurges got back in the lineup, Eng
liSh hurt his leg.
The only one of the Cubs re-
serves who hasn't been a smashing
success when he was inserted in
the game is Augue Galan, playing
second base in place of the injured
Billy Herman. In spring training
Galan was the outstanding young
player, but he has made only one
hit in twenty-four times at bat since
the season opened.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
COrbett Wins Three
at Kentucky Track
By Times Special

By Times Special
LOUISVILLE. May 15.-Three
races won in three mounts accepted
was the record of Charlie Corbett at
Churchill Downs yesterday. Cor
belts spectacular riding featured a
day of slow racing.
He brought home Ellen Fisher, q
s to l shot. in the second race;
Pana Franka in the third and Heir
ess in the fifth. The feature was
won by r. A. Firestone's Hope Eter-
nal. a 5 TO 5 favorite.
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TECH GOLFERS 6 ROW

COLUMBUS, Ind. May 15.-Tech
of indianapolis golfers were defeat
ed by the Columbus high school
team, 81 to 312, here yesterday.
Laffey was the only Techite to win
his match.
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Chicago at Boston. postponed: rain.
Cleveland a. New York, postponed; rain
st Louis at Philadelphia. postponed
threatening weather
Detroit at Washington.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati, postponed,
rain
Boston at Pittsburgh. postponed rain.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Stopped Once

JIMMY MLARNIN. welterweight
J king. will defend his title
against Barney Ross in New York
late this month. McLarnin. born in
Ireland. has a marvellous record of
wins. He was knocked out only once
during his career. by Ray Miller in
1928. eight rounds. Jimmy is 81.
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PURDUE TEAM HUMBLED
BOiIermakers Bow to Wolverine
Golfers, Is to 6.

BIZ JNIteU FTCSS
ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 15.-
The University of Michigan golf
team won its fifth straight victory
here yesterday when it defeated the
Purdue linksmen, IS to 6. A low
medal card of 72 was turned in by
Woody Malloy.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
Ray Steele Tackles Giant
Russian in Top Mat Go

Ray Steele coorfu California mat who rated the first
five best heaywghts the will clash with highly
toued Russian husky onghs heavyweg wrestling Of
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
u. S. Woman Irks
British by Hiring
Pro for Tourney
American Golfer Helped by
Paid Instructor.
Miss AmOry Loses

Miss AmOry Loses
By Tnited Press
PORTHCAWL, Wales, May IS.
Americas bid for the British
WOmen's golf championship ended
today when Miss Grace Amory
was eliminated by Miss Ellis,
slightly known English player, at
the nineteenth hole, in the third
round.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
HOME RUNS

Gehrig. Yankees. Alien, Phiiiies '"'lo
Ruth. Yankees -. 7 Foxx Athletics &C..
OFT, Giants ...... s Johnson. Athletics 6
Hartnett. Cubs 80. 6
RUNS BATTED IN
Gehrig Yankees 81 Suhr Pirates .... 25
Reynolds. Red Sox q Ilein, Cubs ...,. 2S
HITS
Reynolds Red Sox 40 Urbanski Braves 35
Manush. Sena tors 80 w. Herman. Cubs. 35
Moore, Giants &c.. 36 Klein. Cubs 35
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
Van Ryn Is Named on
y. S. Davis Cup Squad

NEW YORK, May Ryn N. has
last night by United States Lawn
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|. u. DIAMOND TEAM
DOWNS CHICAGO, 3-2

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, May 15.-The Indiana
university baseball team defeated
Chicago. 3 to 2, here yesterday.
Dugan drove in the winning run in
the eighth.
Whitley Wiltshire. Indiana's ace
pitcher. relieved Roberts in the
sixth and held Chicago hitless the
remainder of the game. Score:
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15

job tests at the
gasoline May 30
PetcOrd Chicago
qualify Petcord
big painted red has the
similar the famed catfish which entered this
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-15
THE COMPLETE CARD

Main Go
Ray steele, 215, Glendale, Cal, VS.. Ivan
Vacturoff, 235, Russia. Two falls out of
three.
Semi-FinaI
George Zaharias, 230, Pueblo, Colo, ".
Sander SzabO, 215. Hungaria One fall.
Opening Bout
Tonti Giuseppe. 2lO. New York, VS.. Tom
Marvin, 212, Oklahoma. One fall.
First bout at $3.50.
Referee. Heze Clark.
at his best against grapplers OF
Zaharias style
The well-knoWn Tom Marvin,
Oklahoma Indian, is matched
against Tonti Giuseppe. an Italian,
in the opening bout at $3.50.
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Standings .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN LEAGUE

(Six innings, raini.
Washington .......... 900 000-0 2
sorren and Cochrsne; Crowder. Prim
and Phillips.
Chicago ...... Os2 600 100 10 3
Boston ............. 600 00l 0l0-2 3 8
Esrnshsw and Ruel; H. johnson. Grove
and Ferrell.
St Louis at Philadelphia, threatening
weather.
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Brooklyn at st. Louis. rain.
Boston at Pittsburgh. rain.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati. wet grounds.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas CITY at Indianapolis. night
game; postponed wet grounds and threat
ening weather.
Milwaukee at Louisville. played in double
header Sunday.
St Paul at Toledo played in double
header Sunday.
Minneapolis at Columbus, played in
double header Sunday.
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MAJOR LEADERS

(By United Press)
LEADING BATTERS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cleveland at New York. rain.
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New York ..... 600 DOL OOl o-2 7 /
Chicago .-....-... 0l0 600 DOL Is 0
Schumacher and Mancuso: werneke and
Hartnett Tate.
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Philadelphia at Cincinnati, wet grounds.
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Boston at Pittsburgh. rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-03

Fine ribbed sweaters in
oxford and brown shades.
Two pockets and made in
coat style. Sizes 38 to
46. So slightly irregular
that in most cases you
cannot find the flaw.
Great for fall and winter
wear.
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Native of Scotland Dies

Last rites for Mrs. MalcOmb Am
norman. az. OF 2355 CarrolltOn ave-
nue., who died yesterday in city hos
pital following four-year illness,
will be held in her home at 2 to-
morrow. Burial Will be in Crown
Hill.
Mrs. zimmerman was born in
Scotland and lived there until she
was when she came to Indianapo-
lis. She was a member Of the
Christian Science church and North
Park chapter, Order Of Eastern Star.
She is survived by her husband,
Earl Ross zimmerman; a daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Jean zimmerman, In
dianapOlis. and three brothers, FL
mer Strong, Chicago; Everett
Strong, Detroit. and Tom Strong,
Toledo, Ohio.
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C. Y. CHANDLER
RITES HELD AT
MACOMB, ILL.
Former Banker, 81, Vet
eran of Civil War, Dies
at CITY Home.

Funeral services for Charles v.
Chandler. 81. OF 3548 Kenvood ave-
nue., who died az his home Sunday
night after a six months illness.
we're 70 BE- held this afternoon in
Macomb. Ill Burial also will be
there.
Mr.. Chandler. a Civil war veteran
Vas born IN Macomb and was active
IN TIE banking business there until
twenty years ago when ne retired
and removed 10 Indianapolis. Dur
ing the Civil war he was wounded
at Chickamauga.
lie was the Oldest living alumnus
Of Lake Forest college, Lake Forest,
III, and was one OF the Oldest voters
IN indianapolis.
Survivors are two daughters, Miss
Mary Chandler, Indianapolis, and
Miss Isabel Napes, Chicago; two
sons, George Chandler, with whom
ne lived and Ralph Chandler. Chi
cago; four grandchildren and five
REORGANIZATION.
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Chester Lynn SuCCumbS

Funeral services for Chester A.
Lynn, "a. formerly of Indianapolis,
who was killed in an automobile
accident near Fl. Wayne Sunday,
Will be held at 1890 this morning
at his home in Fl. Wayne. Burial
will be in KOkomo.
Survivors are the widow. Mrs. Eva
c. Lynn. Fl Wayne; his mother,
Mrs. Gertrude Lynn, and a sister
Mrs. Neva Corn, both Of Indian
apolis.
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Lonu Illness Fatal

Last rites for Mrs. Winnie G. Will
hite. So, of 1893 North New Jersey
street, who died in Methodist hos
pital Monday fater a protracted ILL
ness. were held today in Shirley
Brothers chapel, 946 North Illinois
street. Burial was TO be in Oak Hill
cemetery, Charlottesville, this after
noon.
Mrs. White, long a resident of
Charlottesville, removed to Indian
apolis in 1923. She was a member
of Roberts Park NJ. E. church.
Surviving are her husband, James
B. white: a son. DR.. E. Gerald
White, Bedford; and a brother
Clyde K. Gerard, Kansas City, Mo.
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City Woman, 95. Passes

Funeral services for Mrs. Maria (.
Honeywell. e5. Of 2404 Broadway,
who died at her home yesterday af-
ter a long illness. viii be held to-
morrow in the Z. E. Tyner mortuary.
328 West Thirtieth street. Burial
will be in Cleveland. her former
home for many years, as was Akron.
o. Exact hour OF the funeral has
not been announced.
She is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Ida HubriCht. St. Louis. Mo:
three sons, Ellsworth Honeywell,
Akron, o. VIII Honeywell. Johns
town, Pa, and Albert A. Honeywell,
Indianapolis, with whom she lived
IN this city. Her husband. William
Honeywell, died twenty-three years
ago.
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Army Instructor Passes

Funeral services for Sergeant
James A. Cunningham. -. a regular
army instructor attached to the One
hundred fifty-secOnd infantry. In
diana national guard. who died yes
terday in the Fl. Benjamin Harri-
son hospital after three weeks ILL
ness, will be held in Columbus, o.
Sergeant Cunningham had been
on duty in indianapolis since last
November and had spent more than
twenty years in the service.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
Elizabeth z. Cunningham. a daugh-
ter Jeanne, and a son George j.
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ARMY Nurse Dead

Funeral services and burial for
Second Lieutenant Anna L. Hart,
Army nurse corps, who died yester-
day at Walter Reed hospital, Wash
ington, d. C., will be held in Beth
lehem, Pa. the home of her brother.
DR.. John H. Hart.
Miss Hart reported for duty at
Fl. Benjamin Harrison March l,
1884
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25 West Fall Greek boulevard. The
hour has not been decided. Crema-
ton will follow.
She was born in Illinois Aug. 20,
1876, and was married in 1894. She
is survived by her husband, James
(. Wilson.
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Wilson Rites tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Ellen Wilson, 81. of 2625 North
Delaware street. who died last hight
in her home. will be held tomorrow
in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.
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Former Resident Buried

Funeral services for Thomas H.
Watson. Chicago. a former resident
Of Indianapolis. who died Sunday in
his home. we're held yesterday in
Crown Hill chapel. Burial also was
there.
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Relation Of the NRA to sales
men and the nationwide safety
program sponsored by the Uniteo
Commercial Travellers of America
will be discussed by James G
DAILY, Sample Case editor. at 8
next Friday IN the Lincoln. He
Will speak at an open U. c. T.
meeting.
The Washington times., 1934-04-14

. rms. kit. and b. to 3 rms.. kit.
and b., $4,000 to $3.50.
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
The Washington times., 1934-04-14
1865 Lamont St. N. w.

3 rms. k. din. al. and b., $500.
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
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11O7 11th STREET
2124 EYE ST. N. w

rm.. k. and b., 5000 10 $3.50
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident ManaROr.
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THE ALTAMONT

1901 Wyoming Ave. (At Goth ST.
3 rms. K. and b., $1O5.00. to 4
rms, K. and b., $3.50.
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
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1114 F ST. N. E.

1 rm., k. and b.. $3.50 to
rms. k. and b., $40.5O to $42. so.
Refrigeration on House Current
Resident Manager.
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Automobiles
BUICK

Buick Sedan, 1881, Model s-S7- QC7E
A beautiful black. 5-pass. Sc SDU -
dan, deluxe equipped; good tires,
Al mechanical condition, paint per-
feet, whipcord upholstery; driven by
owner exclusively. Terms can be ar
ranged.
1410 Irving St. N. W. col. $500
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DESIRABLE APARTMENTS ALL SECTIONS OF The CITY
ALBAN TOWERS

800 Massachusetts, Ave. N. W.
Furnished and Unfurnished Apis
Hotel Rms. and Cafe. Drug Store
Garage. Gas and electricity on
house current Resident Manager.
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KEW GARDENS

NEW OANO6NS
800 Que st. N. W.
rm.. x. and b. TO 5 rms. X.
and Q b., porch, $3.50 to $4,000
Large interior gardens and play.
grounds for children. Cafe.
Refrigeration on House Current.
Resident Manager.
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Automobiles
DE SOTO

De Soto Coupe, 1931-Black fin coon
ish, mechanically perfect. OAOU
Only $3.50. Easy terms.
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.
1898 Good Hope Rd. s. e. Line. 1907
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2127 p st. N. W.
rms. din. al, X. and b. to
rms. K. and b.. $4,000 to $500,
rms, kit. and bath, furnished.
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.
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Automobiles
OAKLAND

OAKLAND Coupe. 1880. We don't want
to say too much about this car. eUe
feel sure that YOU will like il after taking
it for q short demonstration. Prico4 ~
only $225 for quick sale. Logan 1oSoru,
14l0 Irving St n W
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WILLYS

wILLYS Coupe, 1881. You know and We
know that this little car will give the
purchaser many miles of pleasure, 90 bo
sure and see this one before purch aGng.
Logan Motors. 1419 Irving St. N. W.
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FORD ROADSTER 1929-New paint and
new top. good tires $50. 1915 Emer-
son St. N. E.
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1000 MASS. AVE. NV.
II rooms and three baths.
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SEE OUR CARS before you buy. Corner,
1871 You St. N. W.
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3O25 18th ST. N. w.

rms, X. and b., $3.50.
Electric Refrigeration
Resident Manager
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1929 BUICK Standard Six Sedan, $106
KEYSTONE GARAGE
1915 o St. N. W.
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Automobiles for Sale

1878 CREDIT on 1884 Pontiac for $500.
win take trade-in. col. 1890.
USED CHEVRoLETS AND EORDS
OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO:
626 II St N. e. Lincoln 1O2VV
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rmR. K. and b.. inclosed porch
to 6 rms, k. and b., $1,000 up.
Entirely detached building with
large grounds and garage.
Refrigeration on House Current.
Resident Manager.
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FORD Fordor, 1881. This is = late 81
and in very good condition, new paint,
seat covers and good tires. Priced at
$249 for a quick sale. Logan Motors.
l41Q Irving st. n. W.
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LA SALE
LINCOLN

LA SALE 1929 Sedan, perfect, 1925.
Call Mr.. Cooksey. District 4310.
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HE CECIL
18th and L SITS. n. W.
! rm.. and b., $3250 to 4 rms,
X. and b., $72.50.
Electric Refrigeration
Resident Manager
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FORD De Luxe Roadster, 1882. This 10
the type of car for this time of the
year. a beautiful brewster green with re-
built motor and good tires, new Khaki top
and good upholstery. Priced right for
quick sale. Logan Motors, 1419 Irving
St N W
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73O 18th St. N. w.
rms. kit. and b.. $50.
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FORD

FORD Cabriolet, 1929. Here 10 the car
you have been looking for. just the car
to carry you back and forth from the
office. Priced at S65 for quick sale.
Logan Motors, 1419 Irving st. N. W.
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Corner 18th and G SITS. n. ".
1 rm., k. and b., $S2.5o to $3.50
to rms. k. and b.. $4750 to $50.
Electric Refrigeration
Resident Manager
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FORD 1881 Business Coupe, has rumble
scat and q motor that is ready to stand
S225. Don't overlook this bargain. Nash
Orr Motor Co. 1873 l4th st. N, w.
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1928 CONN. AVE.

47O1 CONN. AVE.
Convenient to Schools.
rms. H.. b. and porch.
Retrigeration on House Current
Resident Manager.
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rms. <. b. and porch to 1
rms. K. b. and porch. $500 to
$1,000
Refrigeration on House Current.
Resident Manager.
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2721 ADAMS MILL RID.

THE ALABAMA
1918 N &c. N. W.
rms, K. and b. to rms, K.
and b., $3.50 to $77.5O.
Electric Refrigeration,
Resident Manager.
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WOODLEY PARK
TOWERS

Corner Connecticut Ave. and Dew.
Onshire Pl. at Klingle Bridge
2 rms. din. al. kit, b. and so.
larium to I rms. k, b. and porch,
$500 to $140.
Electrical refrigeration, Resi-.
dAnt manaRAr
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THE ASHTON
1885 q st. N. W.
. rms. kit. and b.. porch, to 3
rms, k. b. and porch $40 to S5250
Electric Refrigeration.
Resident Manager.