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La opinión., 1935-04-30
Sc REVEAL QUE HAY EN- MEXICO
CINCUENTA NIL NINOS LNVALID0S
Ell Departamento de Salubridad del Distrito Federal Sc
apresta a darles auxilio elective

En- los hospitales de la Ciudad de
Mexico ell cupo es muy limitado Y
no tlenen cabida todos los lisiados,
Ipor dedicarse dichas i~nstituciones,
mas bien a otra indole benefica,
que la que nos proponemos desa-
~rrollar.
De los pocos que logran ingre-
sar. mejoran east todos. pero este
no qulere decir Que salsan norma
les, sino que SUI invalidez es So
lamente menor En- donde van a re
cibir Ell largo tratamiento post
%operatorio que les haga obtener el
sustento y una education de acuer
do con sus facultades? No existe
csc centric. De ahi viene que ellos
~ los asilados acaban ansiando IL
bertad, descuidando sus lesiones
y lanzandose al ejercicio de la men,
dicidad, cuando no al de, robo o al
seno de los vicios.
La sociedad debe atender su pro
blema como I'm deber ono como ca
ridad). ST no es por sentimiento de
humanidad, debe hacerlo por eco
nomia. Las dadivas callejer"s, cons
tituyen un modo de ayuda desor-
ganizado Y periodical, pues 81 en-
ilugar de ddrselas a esos invalidos.
las controlara de hacer su trata-
miento medico Y ortopedico. de su
educaeion especial Y de p%roporcio-
narles despu6s el modo dc ganarse
dignamente y por 81 solos SUI vida,
dentro de mn tempo relatiyamente
corto, veriamos el provecho que
habriamos obtenido para la socie-
dad Y para ellos mismos. Existen
muy buenos eirujanos en- nuestro
pals que sin interes ~cooperarian Sc
Suramente en- esta obra humanita-
ria.
En- Mexico existen entire $4,000 Y
$4,000 nihos invalidos, de
16 amos.
En- ell Distrlto Federal pasan de
5000!
Cada dia armenian con ell naci-
miento de criaturas deformes. con
LIS Intermediates nerviosas. con la
ma!a hygiene y a~limentaci6n v con
las lesiones que el aumento de la
industrial y del transito traen apa-
.reiadas'i.
lei iniciador de este movimlento
viene trabajando desde hace ITEM
pc con el proposito de llegar has
ia la organization de una Socie-
dad con fines coneretos hacia la
protection del Nino Invalido. Aho-
IA bien. estando en- r~elaciones con
soc.edades similares en- otros pai-
ses, sc %anunci0 que la "Sociedad
International de Protection a los
Nihos Tnvalidos" ha ~resuelto cele-
brar una Convention Mundial en-
la ciudad de Mexico en- JUNO pro-
Simo. La Sociedad International
.referida, quiso Que ell primer pals
de Latinoamerica donde Sc reunie-
Sc Ia Convention mundial fuera e!
nuestro.
lei doctor Farril c~oncluyo: NO
queremos pedir i'm solo centavo n
nadie para esta obra: solo preten-
demos Ia ayuda de las personals al
truistas a que den su ayuda moral
y aliento para Ia realizacion de los
trabajos', La %oficina provisional
donde ell doctor Farril atiende a
Ia organization de la Sociedad pa
ra Ia protection del Milo Mexica-
no 1nvalido, esta en- Atenas /, ciu-
dad de Mexico. telefonos 2-S1-26 o
P-46-41 M%eXicana.
Dentro de muy pocos dias Sc con-
vocara a la primera junta para la
organization definitiva de Ia FL
lantropiea sociedad de servicio CT
vii.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
U D DE MExlCO, A

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 16.
I-(Por Correct Eel doctor Juan
Farril. actualmente Jefe del Servi-
clio de Intermediates Transmisibles
del Departments de Salubridad
Publica. ha lanzado la idea de pro-
eeder a la organization de traba-
jos tendencies a proteger a los $4,000
niios invalidos que Sc calcula eNis-
ten en- la Repnblica y de los cuales
Distrito Federal.
"Actualmente, dice ell doctor
Farril, la situacion ffsica del nino
lis'ado en- Mexico. es inferior a la
del nino normal y 10 im%posibilita
para |ejecutar todos los actos que
en- la escue'a efectuan sus compa-
neros y de este Sc derivan dos con-
~secuencias Observation-Disclosures:
Primera: Su aprendizaje no
puede ser efleaz Y automaticamen
te queda colocado en- una situaci0n
desv~entajosa en- cuanto a %conoci-
mientos Y en- cuanto a hygiene.
En- cuanto a conocimientos por-
que 81 su lesion radica en- los miem
bros superiores, no puede escribir,
o 81 10 hace. es con lentitud Y de-
fectuosamente. Cuando padece de
la esplna o de las caderas, no pue-
de sentarse en- forma debida Y esta
incomodidad o%casiona una falta de
atencion en- sus %estudios. Cuando
su affection radica en- las eXtremi-
dades inferiores. no puede soste-
nerse o caminar debidamente, cosa
indispensable para la ensenanza, de
ciertas materials. en- las escuelas de
nihos fisicamente normales.
En- cuanto a hygiene, porque no
pudiendo contar con n atencion
personal y especial de los macs
tros. e ignorando estos 10 relative
a su condicion fislea. no pueden te-
ner Gases de gimnasia medica ne
cesaria, para ell desarrollo de los
m1sculos debiles Y su respiration
Y circu,acion sufren. y su estado
general Sc afecta moral y material
mente.
Pol estado fislco inferior le
hace yer al niho lisiado su condi-
cion de desventaja. y este va ha-
ciendo que 81 sc crea cada vez
en- un plano de incapacidad para
hacer sus cosas, y sucede que con
csc sentimiento de inferioridad que
Sc lie desarrolla (complejo de infe-
rioridad) sc lie d%esplertan sentimien
tos antisociales, considerandose con
mas derechos de los debidos y a la
sociedad con mas deberes que los
naturales, culpandola por omisiones
Y abandono que su mente aSitan-
ia.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
BOLTE MURIO ANOcHE

Henry e. Bolte. la tereera vic
TINA de los tragieos aeontecimien-
tos ocurridos ell jueves pasado en-
un apartamento de Hollywood, mu-
rio anoche en- ell Hospital General,
vfctima de los balazos que recibio
por la espalda disparados por ell
suicida Williah Howard. eX-estu-
dante de 10 Academia Naval de
Indianapolis.
Howard do muerte a Paul Whar
ton, hiri6 mortalmente a Bolte Y
luego Sc do un balazo N la cabeza,
dandose muerte acknowledgements.
Bolte cayo mortalmente herido en-
ell corredor de SUI casa, despues de
que Howard hizo un violento via
ie en- automovil desde Ell apartamen
to de su primera victima, para dar-
lie muerte.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
ESTA EN- LOS ANGELES
LA SONORA MARTINEZ

La sehora Elena de Martinez. es-
posa de don Alexandra V. Martinez,
eX-Consul de Mexico en- Los An
geles, Sc halla en- esta ciudad. pro-
cedente de Tucson. Arizona, donde
actualmente ell sehor MARTINEZ Gu
pa Ell Consulado.
La sonora Martinez vino acompa-
NADIA de su pequeha hija Elena, a
quien lie sera p%racticada una ope-
racion quirurgica en- estos dfas.
Ambas Sc alojan en- la Residential de
los esposos Marin, 329 n. Norman
die Place.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
Decentralization De
LA PLATA

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril %.
-(EXclusivo).-La decentralization
de la plata afecta a la veg que a
las monedas de un peso, a las mo-
nedas fraccionarias indispensabies,
para la vitalidad de las tr%ansaccio-
mes hahituales.
En- tai vlrtud. IN decreto del Eie-
cutivo vuelve a dar visencia legal
a las monedas de bronco de 10 y
20 centavos. antes retiradas de la
circulation. asi como autoriza la
a|cuhacion de las pleas de esta in
dole que sean necesarias para sa-
tisfacer las necesidades p1blicas,
La opinión., 1935-04-30
CORTAN LA LUZ EN-
TEZIUTLAN, PUEBLA

TEZlUTLAN, Puebla, Abril o.
(Exclusivo).-A las 81 horas Y me-
dia hoy. todas las luces de la ciu-
dad quedaron apagadas al caer dos
destrozados por hachas ma
neiadas criminalmente, e ~instantes
lespues Sc dejo escuchar un fuerte
tiroteo que cause intensa alarma en-
toda la ciudsd y lugares muy con-
curridos. habiendo quedado compile
tamente desiertos.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
LOS DESIERTOS De CHILE SERAN
CONVERIIDOS EN- RICOS PLANTIOS
Tn vasto proyecto tiene ell Gobierno de Alessandri; en-
que ~consiste la obra que desarrollara

los fondos, cuando 81 Estado en-
tonces Sc hizo cargo del proyecto )
20 termin0. Entire los trabajos re-
lacionados con la presa figuraba la
construction de n carretera de
acceso. de IA Kilometres de largo.
II canine ha sido rebajado en- algu-
mas parte hasta en- I'm is por ciento,
debido a IN n~atuyaleza abrupta del
terreno y a 10 solitario del lusar.
La presa de Ia Recoleta, un POGO
al norte de Santiago, fue termina-
da recientemente.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
REPARTO DE EJIDOS
ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Abrll ,

CiUDAD DE MEX co, Abril 70.
-(EXclusivo).- Varios c!entos de
posesiones de ejidos, seran dados
ell primero de Mayo, con motive del
Dia del Trabajo. de acuerdo con las
instrucciones dictaeas hoy por el
Departamento Agrario,
La opinión., 1935-04-30
la SECRETARIA
DE RELACIONES
10 ANUNCIO "a
Una cOmision fue nombra-
da para cue estudie ell
case o~ficialmente

clUOAO DE MEXICO, AbriI 20.
-(Exclusivo).- Que ell problema
sobre la fiiaci6n de los limites de
Mexico con Guatemala, sera re-
suelto por 10 Que respecta a Next
co, o una comisi6n "in~tersecreta-
rial, es 10 que anuneio hoy la SCI
cretarfa de Relaciones Exteriores.
La comisi6u "intersecretaria1",
sera intesrada por representatives
de los Ministerios de R~elaciones
Exteriores, G~obernaci6n Y del De-
partamento Agrario, dice ell inlor,
me Official.
La opinión., 1935-04-30

Ante Ia Crisis ESColar

Los problemss Finaneeros y que s enfrenta actualmente ell
gobierno de Estsdos Unidos, estan provoesndo la mas grave crisis
que registra la historic de este pals, e Ell sistema escolar. hacienda
que miles de escuelss sea- cerradas y los ninos Privsdos de u eur-
o regulares. Mas de 42,e00 eseue!as en- Is Estados, on ua asis-
tencia dc 3 400, 600 mines, y 1o1, 900 profesores, estan faitas de
fondos sostener los cursos eseolares hasta la termination del
ano. seRur informa ell Or. John w. studebaker. comisionsdo de edu-
cscon pnbica. Ell Seeretsrio de Interior Harold S. Ickes esPera
alviar la situacion proporcionando fondos a las escuelas que los
neecsiten, mientras 10 subsana 81 deficit de 100000 en- Ell fondo
de Las escuelas pnbicas,
La opinión., 1935-04-30
0tra hiib6tesiis
en- Ell criimen.....
( Sigue de la la. Pag.

bado IN diamante; Mrs. Dolores
C,avenger y Mrs. Henry Bolte, es-
posa del professor de leyes herido por
Howard momentos antes de que es-
t. Sc suicidara.
Horas despues del jurado preii-
minar, manana, Sc e~fectuaran los
funerales de Wharton, baio los w
picios del Aneelus Temple de Mrs.
Aimee Semple Mcpherson, del cual
ell extinto era miembro.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
Lider Acusado de Homicide .

Aeusado de asesinato IN conexion con la mucrte de Edris Mabic,
orsanizador de la Progressive Miners Union. Ray Edmunson. liz
auierdal. presidente de la United Miner Workers, spareee siendo
encerrado en- an zelda de Ia esrcei de Springfield. I'LL, por eli De-
putty Sheriff w. J. Waterman. La muerte de Mabie oeurrio du-
rante sanarientos moiines ocurridos entire los mineros de SPRING
field ulimamente.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
M O r r A S

Quite los tormentos que acompalan
csta d~olencia maligna con HEMRO-
COL. designado para cicatrizar las
irritaciones. comezon o picaz0n. con
trarrestar los estragos y ayudar a Ia
n%aturaleza en- gradualmente corregir
la ir~regulradidad - Escrfbanos hoy
mismo para enviarle HEMROCOL
or A a prueba enteramente
0ANA AO gratis. Manford Co.,
s906-Laciede, dept. 61) st. Louis Mo.
La opinión., 1935-04-30

Paris, 81 de Mario de 1855.
c. D. NJ.
La opinión., 1935-04-30

-:(LEA I'D. GA oPINIoNO;-
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21

ture u bcyy ol lovely ladies clad
Ia laces OF delicate mesh whose
colors take on the hues of the rain.
bow or n summertime garden of
eowers- Lace hats they wear. and
lace glQves and as like az not shoes
Of lace.
Chiffon for the wedding gownl
That's another OF fashions most
fascinating stories which should be
told 10 brides who would wed In
June or later In mldsummertlme
The Hair for chiffon evening and
party frocks started In Paris and
the vogue has become 50 pronounced
that the call OF midsummer night
fashions for chiffon resouuds
throughout the length and breadth
of oil fashlonland. Which Is mere.
iy the prologue TO what we are
about 10 say In regard 90 the chic.
the charm and the importance of
chiffon. Especially quality kind all.
silk chiffon. for not only the bride '
gown but for ouiatting her attend
ants even TO the llttlesi eoweF girl
In the eKqulsliely lovely wedding
gown 10 the right In the picture
the poet hnds inspiration for q son
net. the painter FOR a picture and
the bride the realization of dreams
come true. The theme ~ this win
some bridal dress. which SO obvi.
ously plays up simplicity ta sophis
ticaied simplicity. II you pleasel IL
white silk chiffon. Draped. II ls.
In classic Crrcian lines. for the
latest gesture In realms of formal
fashion Is the draplng Of diapha
nous materials after the art OF no
Client Greek sculpfurIng Now
comes the tonch-exauislte which
cllmaxes the beauty ano sweet sim
plicity OF this chiffon rhapsody and
viii cause all who behold 10 say
OF her -the bride was a perfect
picture"-she carries white vIole,s
for her bouquet.
G Western Newspaper Union-
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
Ring Brings Misfortune;
Is Returned to Egypt

4 registered packet arrived for
the premier OF Egypt from Van
couver. and was found to contain a
beautiful scarab ring accompanied
by n letter. writes the Cairo corre-
spoudent OF the London Sunday oh.
server.
The writer Informed his eXcellency
that the ring had been given by the
khedlve to his grandfather who had
been visiting Cairo and Alexandria
with n theatrical company. His
grandfather had died about sixty
years ago, leaving the ring to his "a.
ther. from whom the writer had In
herlted II some seven years later.
Ever since the ring had come into
his possession unaccountable mis-
fortunes had befalleE him every sew
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
SHIRT WAIST FROCK
SLICK AND DASHING

There's a new and youthful shirt
waist frock that is arousing loud
cheers from the bleachers.
II Is slick. slim affair 10 dotted
foulard. with small boy collar. short
sleeves. a belt and buttons all the
way down the front. and II Is about
the most dashing and practical gar
ment thus far evolved.
II comes In navy. black or brown.
with red. yellow or white dots. and
is city version OF the dotted linen
frock that was the toast OF the
Palm Beach season.
Its only trimming Is the stitched
youthful collar and the stitched
cuffs on It's brief sleeves. and that
perhaps Is part OF Its charm. With
IL you may wear a bandana cap OF
the same material. very new and
springlIke. with a cossack look.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21

\ ACE. most exquisite lace. or
l. chiffon. lovely vaporous chiffon.
classic In It's 'ampiiclty
either for your wedding gown Miss
summer Bride-to.bs and you win
fashions smile of approval The
endearing charms ~ each are
breath taking so we warn you lt's
going to be a difrcui, matter 90
decide.
There Is no doub; about lace be-
inE definitely In the llmellght for
bridal gowns 10 fact for the entire
bridal party For that matter. go
thusiasm for lace whether as a me
dium Tor bridal array or for all
occasion ranging from Simplest
sports and daytime clothes 20 high
formsls. knows no hounds this sea
son
With the importance OF lace as
their cue and inspiration. designers
are doing wedding ensembles for
this years midsummer brides that
simply bafle description. The
gown 70 the left In the Illustration
than which Imagination can picture
no lovelier. Is entirely of imported
chantiily lace with wondrous lace
bordered train. n IA cut on prin.
cess lines with a high ruffled neck
and 4 tunlc effect The volumInous
veil Is draped over a coronei Of
orange blossoms
Not all brides are so favored by
fortune as 20 be married In such
gorgeous lace raiment. However
that need not az all discourage the
bride-io-be who Is lace minded. for
Instead % being entirely OF lace
many % the most attractive wed
ding gowns designed this season
have lace worked in FOR yokes. and
sleeves and perhaps inseis and nu.
merous other Intriguing ways
As 20 lace for the bridesmaids. II
Is story too long. too dramatic and
romantic to be briefly told Pic.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
Women Form Majority
of Turkeys Population

Women form the majority OF Tur-
keys population; they exceed men
by not less than 20 per cent. accord
iug 20 official statistics.
In rural districts the percentage
OF women Is even much higher. as
In most OF the lnrger cities the male
element prevails.
The population OF Istanbul with
10000 inhabitants. against l,100,-
OOn under Ottoman empire. Includes
13s.0o0 married couples. while 333.
OOo persons are unmarried. There
are 1900 widowers, against 1000
widows. The number OF marriages
has increased steadily from 1927.
when .. .Sg5 were registered. to 1892
with 4.Sl3 marriages. The majority
OF the brides were between nineteen
and twenty-four years old, while men
mostly married between thirty and
thIrty-four.
More than 100000 Turkish citi-
Yens profess the Mahometan faith: /:
1Og.gO5 are Greek Orthodox, Sl.ST2
Isrcalites; TT.433 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
BOOMERANG

IN 1910 President Martin Van Blu.
ren was the Democratic candl-
date for reelection. The Wings.
passing by the great Henry Clay,
nominated Gen. William Henry ilar.
rlson. whose principal claim 10 dis
tinction was his career as a sue
eessful Indian fighter
one of Gays friends. hearing
Of "old Tippeeanoe's" nomination.
grumpiiy declared. Give him a bar
rel OF hard cider. settle n pension
OF 5000 a year on him and. my
word for II. be viii sic for the re.
malnder OF his days Ia bis log
cabin by the side OF a sea coal FIRE
studying moral philosophy" The ed.
Itor OF n Democratic paper In Bal
timore thought Il would be a good
Joke on the whlgs 10 publish that
statement. But II turned out TO be
fine Joke on the Democrats
Other Democratic papers reprint
ed H. Immediately the Wings got
busy. So General Harrison wasn't
~ 10 be President because he was
poor man and a plain man. ehi
Well. he was just as good man as
Martin Van Buren, living In luxury
In the White House ard spending
the taxpayers money foolishly. etc,
etc.
In vain the Democrats tried 10
1ndo the mischief by protesting that
they hadn't started this talk. A
whIg. one OF Mr. Clay's good
friends. had done II. But II was no
use.
So Harrison went TO the White
House. sent there by small item
printed In a Democratic newspaper.
II was a sneering item that turned
out to be boomerang against those
who used IL.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
cow THAT STARTED A WAR

CHE was only skinny. foot
- old COW. abandoned by a party
OF emlgrauts on the Oregon trail. but
she was foupd there by a Minlcon-
jou Sioux Indian He needed a
piece Of hide TO patch his worn
moccasIns. so he saw no good rea.
son why he shouldn't kin this for
lorn beast 20 get IL. when his
act was reported at Fort Laramie.
that COW suddenly became very val.
liable. 40 her owner declared. The
Indians offered to pay him $40. lie
wanted So and the Indians refused
TO give II.
Then Lieutenant Grattan. young,
inexperienced and hot.headed. OBJ
talned permission to 10 into the
MlniconJou camp and arrest the
Indian who had killed the COW.
There was n dispute.
Suddenly the soldiers opened FIRE
and within a few minutes Grattan
and oil his men were dead-yIc-
tins Of their commanders oh
stinacy.
Soon afterwards. Col ". s. Har-
hey was sent with an army to pun
ish" the "hostiles." Harney sur
rounded the camp OF a Brule chief.
Little Thunder. and demanded that
the slayers OF Grattan be given up.
Little Thunder could not comply
with the demand FOR the very good
reason that his people had moth
lng TO do with the tragedy.
So Harney attacked and there
followed the so-called Battle OF
Ash Hollow. with It's shameful rec
ord OF So friendly Indians slaugh.
tered. among them many women
and children. FIVE wounded and
about 20 women and children cap.
tured. Small wonder that the Sioux
learned 10 hate the white men and
to nghi them bitterly FOR the next
- years. And an old worn-out COW
was one Of the causes Il that war;
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
Stockings Are Bursting
Into Color in France

Here Is news Of another brand
new model Stockings have burst
into color IN France. This is not
nearly so startling as Il sounds. The
colors are soft. deep shades and win
provide fascinating shoe-stockine
combinations In addition. many OF
them are held Just under the knee
by lastex band They are ribbed
English fashion. like mems socks in
isles and meshes. made sturdy for
hard wear. and inexpensive.
After you get used TO the idea
can't you picture them with tweeds
and sports thIngs7 In the country
blue. green. and maroon stockings
will stride across the fields and
over the links In town. smart legs
Will shop and tea In navy blue.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
BARBS

ELATTENED out, they wouldn't
Il measure much over an inch In
length. They look unlmportant and
harmless enough. these little pieces
OF wire, sharpened at each end. But,
take enough OF them, bend them In
loops and place them at regular In
teryals along two strands OF wire
woven together. Then well,
ask some World war veteran II he
ever had TO listen TO the agonlzed
rries OF a wounded buddy caught
In a tangle OF barbed wire!
Who invented barbed wire? Many
have claimed that honor.
But whoever 1t was. he could not
have foreseen the course of history
on the Great Plains of the West.
Time was when thousands and thou
sands OF longhorn cattle ranged
over hundreds Of square miles Of
land and were trailed TO roaring
"cow towns" by reckless crews of
daring horsemen- That was In the
day of the "open range"
Then barbed wire crossed the
Mississippi. The cattle trails were
closed by mile after mile OF wire
two strands nailed to posts. Next
came the "nester" to plow under
the buffalo grass on which the long
horns had fed.
The barbs on the wire were the
tremendous trifles which ended the
cattle era of the old West and sent
one Of the most picturesque figures
in American history, the cowboy,
gaIloping down the trail to oblivion.
@. Western Newspaper Union
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21

ans: S9.511 Roman Catholics, and
24.307 Protestants. The rest Of the
population OF 17.JoO,OOO belong ell
ther TO no religious community or
their religion could not be estab-
lished.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21

enth year, and IL was clear that pos
session Of the ring carries with II
some curse. In order TO avoid fur
ther III luck in 1895. seventh year,
he was returning the ring whence bis
family had received II.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
Lace Hats

Starched lace makes many lovely
little hats. particularly suitable for
summer evening wear. bridesmaids
wear them In pastel shades TO match
their gowns
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-06-21
Rafha Maker Bereta

Berets OF raffia are popular In
London and are worn with match.
Ing belts and handbags.
Evening star., 1935-08-26

AUBURN 1881 custom sedan; 8 wire
wheels trunk rack; clean as pin inside !:
equipped with excellent tires and good
paint; small down payment, bal. to suit.
Rutledse Motor Co., AS Maryland ave"
HyattsVille
Evening star., 1935-08-26
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

La SALE 1881 convertible coupe. beau-
top top. very good tires. wire wheels. leather
upholstery. fine mechanical condition:
cadillac. 1929 Pend NV. National $500:
LA SALE 1894 sedan; Fleetwood body
finished in jet black; driven 5000 miles;
like new in every detail; any demonstra-
tion YOU wish; 81 .045. terms, trade; Su-
gerior Motors. Inc. 1920 14th. Phone
LINCOLN 1882 7-passenger sedan-This
fine car is In splendid condition; wire
wheels, good paint. clean upholstery. all
good tires. You cannot get a better value
at 1896, Capitol Cadillac, 1929 22nd NV.
Phone National 5000.
LINCOLN 1928 Limousine: a real car Tor
$1S5: terms. Walsh Motors. 5000 Ga. ave.
LOCoMOBILE 1925 Big Six 7-pass. sedan,
8 brand-new tires; equal to new; suitable
for crane or for running sedan; excellent
motor for boat: any demonstration desired
S125. Robert Hersons Auto Exchange,
Inc. 72 Fla. ave. ne. Phone North $3.50.
NASH 1882 8 coupe-This car Is one Of
the best to come in our used-car dept.
Low mileage, perfect paint, upholstering
and tires. and the price is amazing: .SS5
Price. 1915. WARRINGTON Motor Car Com
NASH 1894 6-passenger sedan. model 1880.
Excellent light blue paint, ali good tires:
a flne, quiet motor; spotless upholstery;
S695. Capitol Cadillac. 1922 22nd NV.
Phone National 1900.