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Evening star., 1935-09-08
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September MARY
lands Freedom Of Conscience Statue
shortly may find itself with police
protection If one of three plans under
consideration by the State Tercente-
nary Commission goes through.
Lacking police protection, the statue.
which Gov. Nice recently called 1.-The
foundation stone upon which every
great republic mus. rest" may get a
string of lights
Twice since its unveiling on May
18 the statue has been smeared with
paint and during the interval 1t has
lost two fingers from its benign hands.
The three plans under consideration
by the commission. as announced to-
day by State Senator j. Allan Coad
of st. Marys County, are:
To remove the statue to Baltimore
or Annapolis.
To remove the statue from its pres
ent site to the State House lot in St.
Marys City.
To install lights or hire police pro-
lection.
The statue was a gift from the
counties Of Maryland to the State.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
SUITS ASK 100000
IN ROCKVILLE CRASH
B. & @. and Owner of School
Bus Named in Actions Filed
for Parents.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, September 7.
Eighteen suits were filed here today
against the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Co. and Howard r. Poe, named
jointly, in which damages totaling
100000 are asked by parents of IA
Williamsport High School students
killed in the bus crash at Rockville
the night of April IL.
Fourteen Of the suits are for $25 900
each based on the death Of each child,
two suits are for $20, 900 for personal
injuries to Margaret Kreps and Thelma
Murray and two suits for $1,000 each
for loss Of services, filed by Mrs.
jeanette Kreps. widow and mother
Of Margaret Kreps. and by Edward
Murray, husband Of Thelma Murray
The suits charged the defendants
with failure and neglect to use proper
care in the operation of the bus and
train.
The suits were filed in the name
Evening star., 1935-09-08
ARL|NGTON|NCOME.
TAX GAIN IS .49PCT.
Increase in Assessments Is
Seen Rejecting Prosper
Gus Conditions.
BY s.af Correspondent OF The Star.

Eva san Correspondent Of The Star.
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va,
September IA 40 per cent increase
in State income taxes assessed in
Arlington County for 1885 was re-
ported today by Commissioner of Rev.
enue Harry K. Green, who viewed the
situation as rejecting healthy and
PROSPEROUS condition of the taxpayers
of the county and substantial re-
vival of business throughout the Com
monwealth."
The report does not include Gov
ernment workers, who. it points out,
constitute a large percentage Of the
population of Arlington County and
are exempt from State income taxes.
The taxable income for 1885 is
S1.150,553. representing $2l l,500.99 in
State revenue. In 1884 this revenue
amounted to $14425.51 or $7,075.49
less than in the current year.
The number of persons assessed this
year is Gil, as compared with TAG
in 1884, the report states. Some
100 other persons filed returns, but
exemptions and deductions eliminat-
ed them from the taxable lists.
The commissioners report does not
show the income from corporations
located In the county, they being as
sessed direct by the State Department
of Taxation. Green said, however,
that from information he has re-
ceived from the department several
corporations here reported "subStan-
tial increases" for 1885. This will
greatly increase the amount assessed
for State incomes in Arlington, the
report declared.
While the increase in income taxes
In Arlington is larger than that OF
some other counties in the State, the
tax department is of the opinion that
the State as a whole will show as
much as a 80 per cent boost over 1884, u
the commissioner said.
The State income tax Is 1l2 per
cent on the first $4,000 of taxable in
come; 2l2 on the next $4,000 and 3
per cent on all in excess of $4,000
Evening star., 1935-09-08
Walgreen's Daughter Applies
For Admission, to u. of Chicago
Course May Include
Glasses InUOIUed in
Red Probe.
Drug Magnate KnO,Un as
Foe Of COnnn1unistic
Influences.

(Copyright, 1895. by the Associated Presso
CHICAGO, September THE only
daughter of Charles r. Walgreen. mil
nonaire drug magnate and foe of
alleged "red influences" at the Uni
versity of Chicago, has applied for
admission to the Midway School, 1t
was learned today.
Walgreen last Spring won wide at
tention and precipitated an investiga-
ton by a State Legislative Commit
tee when he withdrew his niece, Miss
Lucille Norton, from the university on
the allegation that she was exposed
"to subversive influences" in her
courses there.
Rumors that the attractive and So
cially prominent Mrs. Justin Dart,
the former Ruth Walgreen, now Is
years old and the mother of a small
son, was considering entering the uni
versity we're confirmed by herself. The
university registrars Office said her
application as a student was on file.
Mrs. Dart said: Yes. it's true I'm
considering going to the University
of Chicago this Fall, but there are
several things to consider yet. 1
haven't actually registered-anyway
it's too soon."
1t was learned that Mrs. Dart in
her application indicated an interest
in social science. This could include
courses in the political science de-
partment. In fact, it could include
courses in which her cousin Lucille
was enrolled.
1t was Lucile's chatter in her un-
cle's home, where she was staying,
that provoked Walgreen's decision to
withdraw her from the university.
This led to an exchange of letters with
President Robert Maynard Hutchins
of the university, which eliminated
in an investigation by State Senate
Committee. The outcome was a
Evening star., 1935-09-08
GAITHERSBURG HEADS
HOLD ANNUAL OUTING
Mayor and Town Council Enjoy
Golf and Sightseeing Tours.
at Hershey, Pa.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, September T.
The second annual outing Of the Mayor
and Town Council of Gaithersburg is
being held at Hershey, Pa, this week
end, according TO an announcement
by Ira Darby, chairman of the Com
mittee on General Arrangements.
Golf matches and sightseeing
tour have been arranged for the enter
tainment Of the party which includes
IS in all.
Among the distinguished guests in
attendance are State Senator Stedman
Prescott and wife Of Rockville, County
Clerk Clayton Watkins and wife, this
town, and Mrs. j. Forest Walker, wife
Of the county treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
$1,000 PAID IN '342
, CASES IN MONTGOMERY
BY a STAFF Correspondent of The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Md, September T.
Fines totaling S1,477 and costs of
$548.25 were collected as a result of
the 342 cases tried in Montgomery
County Police Court in August, it was
revealed yesterday in the report of
Harry M. Williams, clerk of the court.
The greatest proportion Of the fines,
$871, was levied for traffic violations.
Fines for breaking the game laws
amounted to $40 and violation of town
ordinances netted 81. The county
received as its share a check for
Sl,119.75. A check for the remainder
was mailed to the State commissioner
OF motor vehicles.
Dog tax collections amounted to
$581.75, and costs of civil cases were
S5075.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
Celebrate Anniversary.

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va, Sep
tember (SpeciaD The 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Snow of Shepherdstown was
celebrated here yesterday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Rodgers, a
daughter and son-in-law The couple
were married in Charles Town, w. Va,
IN 1885.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
Lecture Announced.

CLARENDON, Va. September 2
Especially Mrs. Chester w. Martin,
wife of the retired foreign service
officer. will give an illustrated lecture
on MY Life in the West Indies" at
st. Mary's Episcopal Church, Rixey
Station, on Wednesday, September IL,
at 8 pm, for the benefit Of the La
dies Guild, it was announced today.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

Of the State Of Maryland for the
parents.
Poe was owner Of the bus in which
the children were en- route from q
chemistry exhibition at the University
Of Maryland when the accident oc-
CURED.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
NOSE THUMBING COSTS
IOWA MOTORIST SO
Drives Past Man Wearing Tan
Cap. Thinking Him a Friend,
but Learns Different.

BY the Associated Press.
OSCEOLA, Iowa. September IA
thumb at the nose cost Jimmy Horton
So today.
Horton drove up behind another
automobile. Its driver was wearing a
tan cap and uniform. Horizons very
good friend, Cliff Carr, who operates
a service station, wears a tan cap and
uniform.
Horton sailed by, playfully thumbing
his nose.
Highway safety patrolmen also wear
tan caps and uniforms.
Hence the So fine.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
SEES ROOSEVELT VICTOR
Merriam, Republican, Will Stick
to President in '36.

NORFOLK, Va, September P).-
In my opinion there is not one chance
in 10000 that any one can defeat
President Roosevelt for reelection
next year." Carroll Burnham Merriam,
a Topeka, Kans., Republican, and
director of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, said in an interview here
today.
Merriam left by boat for Washing
ton tonight after making talk to an
insurance convention at Virginia
Beach.
II am sticking to the President"
said Merriam. He is the man who
put the country back on its feet"
London is establishing many street
VII Ie
Evening star., 1935-09-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
Is Your
Stomach
a "Casser''?

Excessive gas in stomach and
bowels doesn't necessarily mean that
your food Is at fault or that you have
chronic dyspepsia. In many cases it
results from gastric neuraSthenia-a
purely nervous condition which dis
turbs the functional activity Of the
stomach.
Go to your druggist and ask for q
which are prepared especially for
nervous. gaSSy stomachs. See how
quickly they will relieve excessive gas
and all its annoying symptoms. among
which are darting pains in the chest.
palpitation. anxiety. ShortnesS of
breath. drowsiness after eating sour
risingS. heartburn and a peculiar gnaw-
ing feeling in the stomach
Leading druggists everywhere sell
Baalmann's Gas TabletS--in the yellow
package. Pleasant to take and abso-
lutely harmless. Always on hand at
Peoples, Whelan's.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
Association to Meet.

ARDMORE, Md, September 7 (Spe-
ciaD The Ardmore Improvement
Association will meet Monday at the
school at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

recommendation that several faculty
members be censored. Proponents
termed it a "whitewash."
Evening star., 1935-09-08

London is establishing many street
Fairgrounds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-15
Coddling Sick Child
May Cramp Personality

The lasting scars of children's sick
ness are often not the earaches or the
poor eyesight that may have resulted
from an acute illness but the cramp-
ing of the child's personality An
unhealthy personality frequently rep
resents the cost of coddling the con-
valescent, according to Katherine
Brownell Oettinger, who warns of
such dangers in her article, "How to
Spoil a Child" which appears In
Hygeia.
Illness is the time for reaping the
results of character traits already
sown. Then it is that the mother
who has resorted to bribery or to
threat, who has failed to build up
confidence in her word, or who has
pampered her child into state of
utter dependence will realize the err
TOR of her ways. The old threat of
calling the doctor or the nurse or
some other "bogeyman" in order to
frighten the child into obedience now
becomes a boomerang. Parents who
build up an attitude Of friendliness
and confidence in the physician when
the child is well will find their bur-
dens lightened when the child is Ill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-15

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-15
Sculptor Loses Fortune
I'D Bemoans His Fate


A t:l .ented young sculptor was the
last to arrive at the party. He
seemed gloomy and detected and the
smile vas missing from his usually
cheerful countenance. AS he seated
himself beside the Woman she
found It unnecessary to ask the cause
for his detection, for he Immediately
inform d her ruefully, II lost $500
today"
The Woman was surprised. AL
though he is a talented young man
he has not yet reached the stage In
his career where he can turn his
talent into a means of livelihood.
He has difficulty selling his work
and the woman never would have
suspected that he owned so much
money. She said nothing and he
continued, Ppm so mad at myself.
It's all my own fault, too"
Her curiosity prompted her to put
the question for which he was wait
Ing. what happened?" she asked.
He seemed glad to unburden his
troubled soul. II wanted to bet on
the horse that came in first, today and
If l had, I'd have won $500. But
1 didn't have the $12 to put on him
darn it. I'm as mad as hops at
myself-all that money lost" New
York Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-15
Possession of Books

No possession can surpass or even
equal good library to the lover Of
books. Here are treasured for his
daily use and delectation riches
which increase by being consumed,
and pleasures which ever cloy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-11-15
Worth the While

knowledge involves great perils,
but it is better than inoculated
ignorance.
La gaceta., 1935-04-12

.Ue6nr y vecino del mismo 81
tic y su hijo Laurence Fernan-
dsz Sarcia, dc p a'os, %soltero,
labrador, natural y vecino del
mSmo pueblo que su padre, fue
roNdetenidos ell dia % de octu-
bre a. presentarSe a instancias
de 4 aaardia Civil, en- el guar
tel deNa Baneza. Laurencio"fua
mclsratado de cbra-puntapieS
y vergajazos-a presencia le
su padre. Ell delito que Sc Is
imputaba a estos labradore Era
ell de tener trabajando eg1suS
..tierras a dos individuos ~, al
parecer, resultaron hp 5s de
los successes. Padre e his fgnora
ban la precedencia de ambos ira
bajadores.
De Manera analoga han sido
apaleados.en ell Quartet de la
Guardia Civil de La BaneZa, Ca
yetano Gonzalez, Salvador Ruiz
Isaac Gonzalez Y Antonio San
It's; ell penlltimo, para que no
lie 'pegaran mas, declare como
pretendian,, que habia ejercido
oacciones durante la huelga,
ell dltimo fue puesto en- liber-
tad despues de haber sufrido
una tremenda paliza de que lie
quedaron Ell ell cuerpo senales
muy visibleS.
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
F~aACIANFIRMAR 10 QUE. DESPUES
LES LLEVARIA A LA MkGRTE

menoa desfallecimiento, recibid
puntapies, vergajazos, palos Y
p~unetazos de unos seis guar
. dias. Despues de este apalea-
mienN lie tomaron declaration,
y Jose de la Fuente Sc confes6
en- ella autor de los asaltos al
Quartet y al polvorin y de& vo-
ladura de puentes. No Sc decla-
no autor de otros hechos, por-
que no Sc 10 pidigon.
Francisco Escudero Casban,
de 40 amos casado, con seis hi
jos, minere, natural de Orsona-
ga y vecino de la ValcuSva,
Leon, fue daSenido ell dia % de
octubre en- San Pedro de los Liz
nos, donde Sc hallaba trabajan-
do. Ingres6 en- la carcel de La
Baneza el mismo dia, pasando
antes por ell Quartet de la Guar
Sia Civil de este pueblo, en- el
cual los guardias lie maltrata-
ron brutalmente. Hace diez dias
cOnSerVaba aun en- las manoS
las huellas de las esposaS. Pres
to declaration cuando recobro
Ell conocimiento, perdiSo a conse
cuencia de la paliza. FL intere-
sado ignora ell tempo que per-
maneci0 sin sentido. Facilmer-
te Sc comprendera ell valor que
tiene la declaration firmada
por un individuo sin nocion III
responsabilidad de sus actos.
CelestinO Diez Gonzalez, de
rs amos, s%oltero, minero, natu-
raj de La Valcueva y vecino del
sitio fue detenido en- San
de Bercianos ell dia % de
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
| Jose deila Fuente Rabanal,
+ 81 amos, soltero, minero, ma

Il oiioS, SollCIO, liilAAS1o, ma
ral de Carrocera CLe6n) y We
elmo de Santa Lucia, fue dete-
dido ell 3 de noviembre en- La
Baneza en- casa de unos parien-
ties. ENmismo dfa ingres6. en- la
carcel. Antes habfa sido Eura-
mente apaleado, como suse om-
paneros. Este joven, despues de
recibir una gran paliza, declare
tener escondida una escopeta de
GAIA en- los monies dc Santa Lu-
ella. Por virtud de aquella decla-
raci6n fue llevado ell dia 90 de
dicho mes al pueblo menciona-
do, con objeto de que senalase ell
lugar donde la tenia oculta. Con
ducido a la montana, ell mucha-
cho INDIGO ell sitio; pefo la escO-
peta no fue encontrada. En- Wis
ia del fracaso de la diligencia,
apalearon de nuevo con gran
energfa Y continuidad a este de-
tenido, ell cual, a pesar de su ma
turaleza fortfsima, quedo muy
quebrantado y con las espaldas,
pecho y piernas en- viva y SAN
granite carne. Como prepare
ci6n de apaleamiento, y para
que no Sc cayese al suelo' y re-
cibiera mejor los golpes, sin qui
tarle las esposas lie amarraron
al cuello una cuerda que pendia
del techo. Semicolgado, pues a
penas podia tocar ell suelo con
las puntas de los pies, y expues-
to, por 10 tanto, a ahorcarse al
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
BEMBRIBE

Pasaron por Bembribe, Leon,
proximamente doScientos dete-
nidos. A la cast totalidad de
ellos les pegaron brutalmente
en- la Casa Ayuntamiento que es
donde esta la carcel. Las palizas
las daban en- ell salon de sesio-
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
LA C~ONCORDIA DE NJ

Por orden del Sr. Presidents
cite a iunta general del prime
Trimestre que Sc celebrara el
Is del corriente a las s
p. m, en- ell lugar de costumbre.
Sc recuerda a los que hayan
percibido dieta durante ell tri-
mestre EN- ell deber que estan de
.asistir.
Manuel J. Sanchez.
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
PARA AB0IiR LOS
JUZGADOS DE PAZ

-
= Ffallahassee, abril 12.-Una
proposition de ley del represen-
.tante Mckenzie, de Palatka, ha-
&c desaparecer los iuzgados de
paz y condestables en- la Flori-
da y t%ransfiere sus funciones a
los ~jueces del condado, Pendien-
ties de la resolution de- Senado,
ell pueblo de Florida votara en-
las elecciones generates de 1886
una enmienda constitutional
que abole los cargoS de juez de
paz y condestable Y coloca a los
funcionarios de los condados en-
una base de sueldo.
La gaceta., 1935-04-12

mes, que fue habilitado para
ualt general. Antics de Ne
garles les hacian quitarse a'los
te iccS las ohaquetas, dicien-
dolA que elias no tehian la cul-
fa-@Se que Sc ha repstido
con singular eNsctitud en- cast
todoS los lugares de apaleamien
to Ell la IONA minera de Leon,
Y Ssguidamente Sc deSpachaban
Sobre elloS a su guSto. En- este
gueblo demostro la Guardia CT
VII una marcada preferential
por les culataz0s eg~os pieA que
impedian anda jenes los
recibian, ccaSionando a muchoS
infIamaciones y heridas de CON
sideracion.
De todoS eStoS maloS tratoS
fueron testigoS presencialeS ell
&lcalde, Ell Secretario del A
yuntamiento y ell secretario dI
municipal, Us tres hoS :,
bres de derechas, que, segur,
mente, no 10 negarian 81 fuer0.
interrogados. Por otra parte.
inmensa mayoria de los habit n
ties de Bembidre, per estar tan
certrico ell lugar de la tortrfa
,oyeron los gritos deSgarrado-
res de los atormentadas. Bastan
ties personals me hablaron de
clio durante mi breve estancia
on Bemhr:be.
Dstacan entire les caSos los de
Pascual, vecino de Ma
tarrosa, y de Daniel Huerga
Merayo y Luciano Dominguez,
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
UN TREN DESTROZO UN
OMNIBUS


Rockville, Nd, Abril l2.-Un
tren de la Inca Baltimore Y
Ohio alcanz6 aver al omnibus de
una escuela, destrozandolo y eau
sando la muerte a IA ninos. Re-
gresaba ell omnibus al institute
de W~illiamsport, Md, despues
de que los iovencitos habian ~
sistids aAcurso de quimica
en- la Universidad de Maryland,
no lejos de Washington. Peda-
EOS del vehiculo Sc e|ncontraron
a una milla de distancia del lu-
gar del accidente.
La gaceta., 1935-04-12

Seinos cBembribe, que ex-
rondre ap3Ae. Estos tres indi-
viducs estaha hora en- ell Quartet
-carcel de Ast3rgI, donde Sc ha
seguMo g~otpeando sin compa-
si6nyA los dos primeros, como
va Media dicho anteriormen-
tie. a 8esta tambien otra infe-
liz vitt$ma, un chiquillo de Is
anos, que aun parece mas nino,
por su delicada complexion,
ouien leo con la piel de las
munecas cortadaS por las espo-
sas Y ell cuerpo cubierto por las
huellas de una paliza bestial: es
ell pinche o dependiente de la
rrosa.
>Commuurd).
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
(DeI 5dtadd$ 0tes D: Felix [, 0Tdas
I y ExQno. ST. nSsidente de la @bdbica

Iooehore y conducido a La Bane-
"a 4 mlsmo ola. I'm Ell cuartel
de "a Guardia Civil su1rio Ell
consabldo apaleamiento, segui-
DO dc lnterrogatorio e ingreso
noras despues en- la carcel.
Bias Fernandez Vega, de 20
amos, casado, minero, natural de
VillaSala y vecino de Santa LII
ca fue detenido ell dia Y de no
1iembre en- Villasala eLe0n),
ZEN casa de seraana, y des-
Ipues y cond krtel de
la Guardia g Paheza
donde fue mafas obra
ingreP en- la carcel. Este indivi
duo presto declaration Ell el
Quartet. Los mismos guardias
ciViles hubieron de reconocer
pronto su inocencia, no obstante
haberSe declarado culpable, CO.
sa que hizo por miedo a recibir
Mas palos. Oidas a continuation
de la suya por los guardias las
declaraciones de otros compa :
neros, todas coincidentes en- que
6 NADIA tuvo que yer con los SUI
cesos, lie amenazaron con resar
lie de nuevo por haberse declare
do culpable de delitos que no CO.
meti6. Por fortuna, no pasaron
de la amenaza.
Santos Fernandez Garcia, de
40 amos, casado, labrador, natu
raj de San Pedro de Berclanos,
La gaceta., 1935-04-12
UN MENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORH

Ell anuncio modemo tiene tanto interes como I'm
a%rtculo de poEdca, SOCIOLOGICAL o c%ualquier oro tema.
Leyendo I'm anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
ira 10 que lie convene y otras recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que ~necesta.
Ell comerciante modemo anuncia con areglo a 10
que puede cumplr y siempre cumple 10 que ofece, por-
que sabe que el p1bico lee los anuncios y exge Ell cum
pimiento de 10 anunciado.
Lea los anuncios, que en- muchos de elos hay pa
mas bajos que ngen en- Ell mercado y al mismo tempo
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que pubLca la
propaganda y al pen6dco que la imprme.
Leyendo I'm anuncio muchas veces listed encuen-
ra listed cosas muy convenientes.
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Evening star., 1935-05-22
sALE-AUTOMORTI,Es

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finish. all good tires. spotless interior, pow
for S475. Emerson IL Orme. nth and M
TERRAPIANE 1888 special ''s" sedan. late
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Was purchased new December, 1898: car Is
actually only Va years old: has had only
one owner and Is almost new. Also has
twin horns and special walnut finished
instrument panel. Our price Is only S465:
terms and trade: !s months o, 70 PAY.
st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-22
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

PONTIAC 1888 convertible coupe: wire
wheels. maroon body. rumble seat. $4,000
miles; mechanically perfect. looks like
new; reasonable. Henry Morgenthau. jr..
North 0644-J.
sTUDEBAKER 1882 Commander brougham.
Six beautiful chrome-plated wheels. new
tires, de luxe mohair upholstery. newest
style; original jet-black finish Special at
S445. Packard. Kalorama at 18th.
SIUDEBAKER 1928 Commander ""6' Sc
for $40. Lee b. Butler. Inc, il2I 2lst
st. NV, Phone District 011O.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 Dictator sedan. This
Is nifty car that's going to surprise you
when you see it. Motor Is In dandy shape,
nne paint. good tires. Special at S226.
Packard. Kalorama at 18th.
CAN'T keep two cars Must sell nv 1893
4911. Extension 3p6