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Evening star., 1935-04-25
HANNIBAL OPENS
MUSEUM TO twain
More Than 1000 Memen.
tos of Humorist-PhiIos-
opher Are Exhibited.

~ the Associated Press.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, April 25.-Hanni-
ball, itself q Mark Twain museum
with its Cardiff Hill, its cave. Jack
sons Island and the Mississippi, to-
day dedicated a museum to the men,
ory of Americas greatest humorist-
philosopher.
Picking up the story Of the life OF
the author, whose restless. impudent
boyhood here needs no better museum
than the town itself, the building con-
tains more than 1000 momentos Of
his career.
A wheel from a river steamboat on
which he WAS the pilot is among
them. It was from the river. where
the cry, Mark Twain" means two
fathoms or l2 feet Of water. that
Samuel L. Clemens selected the name
under which he wrote.
Job in Printing Office.
Copies of early Hannibal news
papers on which he was employed
recall how the 11-year-old Sammy
hated school, made his mother prom
ise to send him no more, and found
employment as printers apprentice.
His literary career that was to lead
him to a foremost position among the
worlds spinners of tales for young
and old is amply represented in the
collection.
Copies of his first editions. part
Of the manuscript of Joan Of Arc"
and the original and unpublished
manuscript of his translation OF
"Strewwelpeter." the German Mother
Goose" are among them.
The cap and gown he wore when
Oxford University gave him an hon.
orary degree of doctor OF literature
he said he would have been willing to
travel to Mars to get it-hangs in the
building.
Nothing, however, gives better evi-
dence of the man and his humorous
outlook on life than the guest book
from his home at Reading, Conn.,,
where he died. In it he wrote the
names of two burglars who robbed
the house.
Many Other Relics.
A chair he used, the table on which
he wrote, the carved Italian bed i'll
which he slept, the orchestrelle, an
old-time music box he loved to hear
played, are among other relics.
Nine. Clara Clemens Gabrilowitsch,
only daughter of the author and wife
of Ossip Gabrilowitsch, conductor OF
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, came
TO Hannibal to open the museum hon
oring her father, whose centennial
now is being celebrated.
Three youngsters. costumed as Tom
Sawyer, Huck Finn and Becky
Thatcher, Twain's beloved child char
acters, were among the hundreds
of school children who greeted her on
her arrival
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter Nina and by Walter Russell, New
York sculptor, who presented to the
museum a bas-relief head OF the
31umorist and q replica Of the design
model Of a planned monumental
shrine, which has Twain and his three
dctitional children in a group.
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Births Reported.

Joseph and Helen Becraft. boy.
Leonard and Glora Abrams. boy.
.Isidoro and Bridget Mantua. boy.
Howard and Kathryn Thompson. boy.
Ralph, and Anna .Grimsley: boy.
Francis and Cecilia Griffith, boy.
Wellesley and Cary Sheard. boy.
albert and Mildred Painter. jr.. boy.
Larry and Pearl O'Neil. boy.
Henry and Katherine Miller. girl.
Arthur and Mary Sorrell girl.
Luther and Ola Belts. girl.
James and Constance Jewell. girl.
Bernard and Catherine Hessler. boy.
Maxey and Evelyn Sims. boy.
James and Reba Neale. twin girls.
Francis and Bernice Bowser boy.
Hazel and Sarah Onley. boy.
willie and Pearl Stroud. boy.
otis and Ruth Harrison. boy.
William and Mary Payne boy.
Charles and Mabel Yancy. girl
Clinton and Jane Van Horn. girl.
Jerry and Matte Jackson, girl.
William and Mary Barnes. girl.
Arthur and Sydney Aveille. girl.
6yerly and Irene Vinson. girl.
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Deaths Reported.

Francis P. Holmes. 80. 1914 Newton st.
Jules vauson.. e5, Emergency Hospital.
anthony Di Ginlian SO, Garfield Hospital.
Clarence L. Clark So. Casualty Hospital.
Minnie Nowlan Sc: Gallinger Hospital.
1Eugene F. Mssencup. So. 1910 G st;
Edsar w. Hamlet. 80. 4o5 10th st. ne.
Pauline Hars,t!, J Haddle. Is. arrival Casualty
EuEene L. Silence 65. 1892 4th st.
Caroline Cavelle: 81. Freedmen's Hospital.
Annie jackson. so Gallnger Hospital.
Henry Griffin. 35 Freedmens Hospital.
Bernard Murray. Children's Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04

council Hopkinson was the first scholar entered
at the University Of Pennsylvania ttl,en the Col
lege OF Philadelphia) and was graduated with Its
first class. He studied law and was admitted to
the bar In l76l. After serving as secretary TO a
conference between the provincial authorities and
the chiefs Of several Indian nations. and as L.
brarian and secretary OF the Philadelphia library
he went to England in 1768 and became an lnti-
mate friend of Lord North. Benjamin West, John
Penn and other notables
Upon his return TO this country he resumed
his law practice. kept store for awhile and be
came a member OF two societies which united I'm
1863 to become the famous American Pnilosophl-
cal society. In 1772 he was appointed inspector
of the customs at New Castle but was removed
because OF his radical ideas He next moved to
Bordentown. y. j.. and was a member of the
provincial council OF that colony from 17T4 to
l776. In the latter year he was elected to the
Continental congress from New Jersey and be-
came one OF Americas immortals when he voted
for the Declaration o: Independence and later
signed It
As early as 1774 Hopkinson won a name for
himself by publishing an allegory In which he
recounted the wrongs Of the colonies and this is
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04

said TO have done much TO fan the spirit OF revo-
luton in all who read IT. Throughout the Revolu-
ton he continued 10 use his gifts as a writer in
series OF satires directed at the British, which
were published In the newspapers of the day.
Besides being signer OF the Declaration of
independence and one Of the leading propagan-
dsts OF the Revolution another honor that has
been claimed for him by some historians is that
he the designer of the first Stars and Stripes
as our national flag and that he had a hand IN
designing the first great seal of this nation AL
though the evidence as to his part in giving us
these symbols is not as conclusive as one might
wish II to be, certainly 1t is more credible than
the evidence upon which is based the legend OF
Betsy Ross as the designer" of the flag.
One other achievement of Hopkinsons deserves
mention in the long list associated with his
name. He not only wrote the poem which be-
came one of the most popular songs of the Rev
olution but he also gave to the nation a son.
Joseph Hopkinson, who in 1913 wrote the song
which, until Francis Scott Keys Star Spangled
Banner" swept the country 16 years later. was
popularity regarded as the principal national song
of the new republic. That was Hail Columbia. :
By wesseru Newspaper Union
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04
THE BATTLE OF THE KEGS

-AriSel Ariser" Sir Erskine cries;
"The rebels--norc's the pity
Without a boat are all afloat.
And ranged before the city.
The motley crew in vessels new
With Satan for their guide sir.
Packed up in bags. or wooden kegs.
Come driving down the tide. sir.
Therefore. prepare for bloody warl
Those kegs mus, all be routed.
Or surely we despised shall be.
And British courage doubted"
The royal band now ready stand.
All ranged in dead array. sirs.
With Stoulachs stout TO see il out
And make a bloody day. sirs.
The eannons roar from shore 20 shore.
The small arms make 4 rattle;
Since wars began I'm sure no man
Fer saw so strange a battle.
The rebel wales. the rebel dales,
With rebel trees surrounded,
The distant woods. the hills and foods.
With rebel echoes sounded
The FISH below swan 10 and fro,
Attacked from every quarter
why. sure" thought they. ''the devils TO pay
'Mongst folks above the Fater."
The kegs. tbs said. tho strongly made
OF rebel slaves and hoops. sirs.
Could not oppose the powerful foes,
The conquering British troops. sirs.
From morn 10 night these men Of might
Displayed amazing courage.
And when the sun was fairly down
Returned to sup their porridge.
A hundred men with each a pen,
Or more-upon my word, sirs,
II is most true-would be too few
Their valor 10 record. sirs.
Such feats did they perform that day
Upon those wicked kegs, sirs,
That years to come, II they get home,
They'll make their boasts and brags, sirs
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04

Gallants. attend. and hear a friend
Thrill forth harmonious ditty-
Strange things III tell that late befeIi
In Philadelphia City.
Twas early day. as poets say.
Just when the sun was rising.
A soldier stood on log OF wood
And saw a sight surprising.
As in amaze he stood 10 gaxc-
The truth can't be denied. sirs-
He spied a score Of kegs or more
Come coating down the tide. sirS-
A sailor. too. in ierkin blue.
The strange appearance viewing.
First damned his eyes in great surprise.
Then said. Some mischieFs brewing.
The kegs now hold the rebel bold
Packed up like picked herring;
And they've come down to attack the town
In this new way OF ferrying."
The soldier few. the sailor, too,
And, scared, almos, 10 death. sirs,
Wore out their shoes 20 spread the news
And ran al out Of breath. sirs-
Now up and down, throughout the town,
Most frantic scenes were acted;
And some ran here and some ran there,
Like men almost distracted.
Some "fire" cried. which some denied,
But said the earth had quaked:
And girls and boys. with hideous noise,
Ran through the town haH-naked.
Sir William. he, snug as a flea,
Lay al this time a-snoring,
Nor dreamed of harm. as he lay warm
In bed with Mrs. Loring.
Now. in fright. he starts upright.
Awaked by such a elatter:
He rubs both eyes and boldly cries.
For Gods sake, what's the matter!"
At his bedside he then espied
Sir Erskine at command. sirs;
Upon one foot he had boot,
And Z other in his hand. sirs,
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04
nr ELMo scorT WATSON

ENT press dispatch from Phlla-
delphia brings the news that
science has solved a mystery
~ more than a century and that
the lost grave of Francis Hop
klnson. n siEncr 81 the Dcclara-
ton of Independence. and one
Of the most brilliant men OF the
Revolution. has been found at
last when Hopklnson died In
1921. be was buried In historic
Christ Church graveyard. Evi.
denflv his last r,.ssfnv ularc vwae
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04
Machinaw Trou. Grow Large

The lake or Mackinaw trout, larg-
est of all trout, may reach a weight
of 60 pounds.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04
Started In 1862.

Doctor Tyrs built his dream on
drill squad of IS SokOl members,
who initiated his system of gym
nestics on March 5, 1862. The
First Pan-Sokol Festiva! In 1881,
Evening star., 1935-12-11

PONTIAC 1888 2-door sedan: original
finish like new. new-car appearance and
performance in every detail; save consider,
able; S595. Stanley H; Horner; Inc. I'LL
PONTIAC, 1882 sedan; clean throughout
and a striking value at this sacrifice price;
good trade; easiest terms; open nlgnts
Ford Dealers. Conn. ave. at Nebraska.
REQ 1888 type Royal sedan, special equip.
ment: excellent condition. like new; S335;
ROLLS ROYCE 1926 7-pass. Limousine;
1900 miles. Sacrifice 10 settle estate'
offers solicited Inspection by appoint
ment. Phone Wisconsin 5017.
STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator. months
old; driven 7 800 miles; save almost $500:
bona fide sale by owner; terms. Phone
Shepherd 2577-M
STUDEBAKERs. 500 to $3.50; all types.
models and colors; over, so TO choose from.
Coming from a Studebaker distributor that
wants every Studebaker on the street just
right these cars are in excellent condition.
few 1885 show room cars. practically
oficials are offered at considerable saving.
Ask us how you can drive one OF our re-
conditioned cars free this Winter; New
plan that saves you money. Lee D. Butler,
sTUDEBAKER 1881 sedan; finest running
condition imaginable; right in every re-
spect. Fire-sale. special, 81 down; $3.50
week Open nights. Nolan's Stadium,
sTUDEBAKER 1882 Dictator "s" sedan;
6-crome-wheel equipment. aH-steel body.
safety glass. free wheeling, fine motor, good
Horner Inc, III I4th St National 1851.
sTUDEBAKER Die sedan. 1884 Here
is car. that is without doubt the best buy
in Washington, today. 1t is finished in
new tires and motor completely recondi-
toned and priced at only S445 90. Nor
ris, Inc. 2o1s 14th st. NV. Phone North
Evening star., 1935-12-11
SALE-AUToMoBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan; safety steel body
hydraulic brakes. floating power; nnlSn
shows no. wear and the car is spotlessiy
cAan inside: fine mechanical order, low
mileage. excellent tires; S5a5. Emerson
PLYMOUTH PD sport coupe, 1888. This
is the second series with floating power
automatic clutch. re-finished in opales-
cence, gray, motor completely recondl-
SBd sss Nof4s 1hc re' aos sns 4fS ST. It.
North 3949.
PLYMOUTH 1888 P. D. coach; in best Of
mechanical condition; good tires. hnlsh
ment and easy monthly payments Stand
ard Motor Sales. Inc, 2022 14th st. NV
Phone North 9139.
PLYMOUTH 1894 &c luxe coach; original
finish like new, free wheeling fioatlng
lures; motor in best Of mechanical condl-
tion. Priced low ior quick sale; terms and
trade. Stanley H. Horner Inc, I'LL l4th
st. Phone National 165l.
been thoroughly reconditioned, refinished
and is ready for the road and we have
priced it for, today only at S295. Norris.
PONTIAC 4-door sedan. S429; de luxe
equipment new paint. wire wheels. excel
lent tires. radio, heater, very low mileage:
Do" Lee b Butler, Inc, 1l3S Conn. ave.
Phone District 0I10.
PONTIAC 1898 5 sedan; black paint; this
is very clean car and is in splendid con-
dition: mohair upholstery: 1875. C. C. @.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922
22nd ST. NV. Phone National 5000. Open
Sun. and eve.
PONTIAC 1884 pass. sedan-You will be
pleased with the fine condition OF this car;
all good tires; black paint. splendid mo-
eST Sadise sts5 90 end SdpaEanty st hw CPi5S PRone
National 1900 open Sunday and evenings,
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe sedan; unusually
clean car inside and out completely
equipped with. six 60 wire wheels. metal
ers harmonic with beautifully waxed
ORIGINAL FINISH: a fine motor and
RADIO for your pleasure. REDUCED TO
1860. Nearly 100 more. LATE MODEL
Better Conditioned Cars" TAYLOR MO-
TOR CO. 14th at T.
PONTIAC 1885 S-cyl touring sedan:
driven less than 300 miles; substantial re-
duction: terms and trade. 3ll0 NJ st. NV.
Phone West 2913.
PONTIAC BUYERS C. Dick English and
save. Select from coaches. Sedans. road
sters 1929 to 1888 models. Ford
Factory Dealer. 215 Pa. ave. Sc
PONTIAC 1885 S-cylinder touring sedan.
with large trunk many extras; carefully
offcial 1921 Conn. ave. Cleveland 3s3s.
PONTIAC de luxe coupe 1884. Finished
in sage green. cream wire wheels. chro-
MUM bands. This car is absolutely spot
less h inside and out IT'S, II is priced "a at
Norris. Inc. 201s 14th ST. NV. Phone
North 3q49.
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FORD sport coupe; rumble seat; purchased
new April. 1881; solid top; motor over
hauled; new brakes and clutch: paint like
new; upholstery tires e.c: excellent; d6n used used
Sl35. 2S09 18th st. NV. Apt. 306.
Phone SheDherd C660
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PARTS-PARTS

AUTOMOBILES at weschler's auto auction
day, 10 am Usually a good assortment.
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FORD de luxe conv coupe 1885 Finished
in beige with cromium disc wheels. spot
less leather upholstery; actual mileage,
1856; tires Of course show no wear. and
we have priced 1t at only S56500. with
new-car finance rate and IS months to
pay. Norris Inc. 201S 14th st. NV.
Phone North 3g40
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WILLYS 1892 coupe. 6-cyl; q small. NICE
looking car good gas mileage: S22b. Also
1929 sedan. S65. Williams g. Baker. 1907
l4th st. NV.
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FORD 1884 de luxe coach: owned since
new by Dept. of State employe: easy terms:
S349. 1921 Conn ave. Cleveland 1888.
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For All Cars and Trucks,
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE, INC
70 Florida Ave NE. North l040s
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FORD 1882 4-cyl. TUDOR; new factory
quality fnish, new tires. new battery. eco
nomical 4-cyl motor renewed by Ford
factory trained mechanics Today's spe-
cial S239; terms to suit c. Dick Eng
Ish o15 Pa ave Sc Lincoln 0303.
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S549: de luxe equipment wheels. 2
wipers; new-car appearance and perform
ance. Generous allowance. liberal terms
Butler. Inc. 113S Conn. ave. Phone Dis
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 touring sedan; factory
SS1iit,in built, IT trunk. beautiful deep rich black
new 1895 Buick, this car has been driven
SO little that it is not even well broken in:
save plenty on this one: S7ab Stanley II
Horner. III 18th st National TRhl :
Evening star., 1935-12-11

FORD l931 roadster; new California VIM
terset curtains perfect motor. good rub
Der. Extra special. Sl47: pay 81 down,
SO month, Open nights. Nolan's Sta
Gitpo Stb and NJ
Evening star., 1935-12-11

FoRD@FoRDs- See the rest
then c; DICK English and save Select
f-ia35 models All body styles and
colors. 30-day guarantee. Wholesale
prices terms to suit. c. Dick English,
2l5 Pa. ave. Sc. Phone Lincoln O3O3.
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black finish, cream wheels Al condition
Only Sl95; terms. Walsh Motors, 5000
GeOrRia ave
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FORD 1884 de luxe coupe S395; Ford
1884 de luxe roadster; $3.50: Ford 1880
de luxe coach. Sl25; Ford 1881 coupe; De
Ford 1892 de luxe roadster. $500: 1884
de luxe coupe, 5000 miles. 1895. Terms,
Fully guaranteed. Barnes Motors. I129
Evening star., 1935-12-11

PLYMOUTH 1886 Save over S75 by
purchasing my credit slip. acceptable on
any new de luxe Plymouth. Phone Mr..
Silver, North 1900: eve, Adams 1929.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan; safety steel body,
hydraulic brakes. floating power; flnish
shows no wear and the car is spotlessly
cRan inside: fine mechanical order; low
mileage. excellent tires; S5q5. Emerson &
Orme guarantees it. 18th and M SITS. NV.
Phone District 500.
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 s-cyl. sedan; this
car certainly had good care: black paint
clean cloth upholstery eood tires and a
splendid motor; S425. c. C. C. guaranty.
SSspitol Cadillac Co; 1922 22nd St. NV.
Phone National 5000. Open Sun. and eve
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sALE-AUTOMORILES.

TERRAPLANE 1871 you are looking
for a real bargain, buy this car: It is In
Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st. NV.
National 5000. Open Sunday and eve
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condition. Honestly Priced at S129. Can
be financed honestly on liberal General
Motors plan. Do not buy any car. either
new or used until you know what you
must pay for finance charges. then COM
62o3 Crhnrpia
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FORD 1880 Fordor sedan. A real bargain
for S155. S5 down, bal low monthly
payments Standard Motor Sales. Inc,
20G2 18th ST. NV. Phone North 9l34.
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OLDSMOBILE de luxe coupe 1884: An
ished in green opalescense; all new tires;
perfect motor radio; outstanding buy at
Phone North 3g4g
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STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator. Z months
old; driven 1000 miles save almost $500;
bona hde sale by owner; terms. Phone
Shepherd 2511-M.
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PONTIAC BUYERS c. Dick English and
save. Select from coaches sedans. road
sters 1929 to 1888 models. Ford
Eactnry Dealer o15 Pa ave
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FORD 1885 TUDOR. practically a new car;
at least $40. Also 1852 VS. de luxe sedan,
S229: 1888 VS. de luxe. cabriolet and
Tudor S319;- several model A Fords SO
up TAYLOR Motor Co. 14th at T.
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PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coach; original
finish like new, free wheeling floating
power and many other fine Plymouth fea-
lures; motor in best of mechanical condI-
ton Priced low Tor quick sale; terms and
trade. Stanley H. Horner Inc, iii l4th
Mnt
Evening star., 1935-12-11

FORD 1884 Fordor sedan; a real beauty;
Honestly Priced at $3.50 Can be financed
honestly on liberal low-cost General Mo
tors terms. Do not buy any car without
knowing amount you actually pay for
finance charges. See us before signing any
order Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1935-12-11

FORD 1884 de luxe coupe: one OF the
cleanest we have ever had in our stock;
priced at S465: all cars are guaranteed,
Stanley H Horner Inc, I'LL 14th ST..
Phone National 1651
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FORD 1885 sport coupe. the original paint
is like new, very good tires this car is in
excellent condition; low mileage; S4S5; G.
C c. guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co.. 10
22nd st. NV. Phone National 1900 Open
Sunday and evenings
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PLYMOUTH 1888 p. D. coach; in best OF
mechanical condition good tires. finish
and interior. Only S325: low down pay
ment and easy monthly payments. Stand
ard Motor Sales. Inc, 2022 14th st. NV.
Phone North gl39
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PONTIAC 1885 S-cyl touring sedan:
driven less than 300 miles; substantial re-
duction: terms and trade. BIO NJ ST. NV.
Phone West oN12
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PLYMOUTH PD sport coupe, 1888. This
is the second series with floating power
automatic clutch. re-flnished in opales-
cence gray, motor completely recondl-
toned excellent tires and priced at only
1855 Norris, Inc. 20lS 14th st. NV.
North 394q
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PLYMOUTH 1892 coach, P. B. model;
complete with every last thing. perfect
ata stion is sH 81 dow down s. Week @ Open nishts
Nolan'S LII Eighteenth st. NV.
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FORD 1894 de luxe coupe; rumble seat.
A really fine buy See it and be convinced,
S3a5 terms Walsh Motors. Ford Dealers,
5000 CIeorgia ave
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FORD 1929 coupe: clean throughout, good
tires, fine motor. hot battery; S67; pay 81
down, SIS month. Open nights. Nolans
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nfO uUWH. NO. 10 n 81
ROLLS ROYCE 1926 7-pass. Limousine;
1900 miles. Sacrifice 10 settle estate'
offers solicited Inspection by appoint
ment Phone Wisconsin 5017.
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OLDSMOBILE 1884 sedan: perfect original
black finish, silver pin stripe. .spotless in
mechanically carries a 30-day guarantee
Of free parts and labor. Act quicklyl
You'll be amazed at the great saving on
this low mileage beauty Terms-trade.
c. Dick English. 215 Pa. ave. Sc
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FORD a30 cabrioIet: runs and looks fine;
ready for Winter driving. Only 81 DOWN,
small weekly payments. Nolan Motor Co.,
Veazey St and Conn ave. NV
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

A SALE 1881 convertible coupei in very
est of condition mechanically. interior
nd finish beautiful; $375; 500 down.
tandard Motor Sales; Inc, 2O22 l4th ST.
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PONTIAC 4-door sedan. S429; de luxe
equipment. new paint 3 wire wheels. excel
lent tires radio, heater very low mileage:
generous trade allowance. liberal terms;
color. blue-gray. My Cars Make Good or
Do" Lee D. Butler, Inc, 113S Conn. ave.
District
Evening star., 1935-12-11

FORD 1881 coupe; complete in every way
with radio extra special Fire-sale terms,
81 down, S14 month Open nights. No
lan's Stadium, 18th and M.
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NASH trunk sedan, 1886. Finished in
beige. with artillery wheels. This car has
never been sold. and we are offering for
the account Of a dealer who has ret retired rec
See this bargain today. Norris. Inc. 201S
14th st n W Phone North 1910
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FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor sedan: almost
new; carefully driven by owner; for m
mediate sale S450 Call Columbia 6lSb-M.
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 "S'' sedan: original
finish like new. motor in excellent mechan-
icsl condition. SpotlesS interior. practically
new rubber. fine car that YOU will be
proud to own and drive. Priced low at
SS45; any demonstration you wish: terms
easy. Stanley H. Horner, Inc. 1111 14th
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PACKARD conv coupe. series 740.
Equipped with steel wheels, new top, ex-
cellent tires and paint, perfect motor and
We will sell it fully guaranteed at only
an outstanding value. Norris, Inc, 201S
l4th st. n W. North 304Q
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PLYMOUTH 1888 brand-neW touring Sc
dan. Not even broken in as yet Great
saving for new-car buyer. G. Dick Eng
lish pays more in trade and sells for less
Ford Factory Dealer. 215 Pa. ave. Sc
PLYMOUTH 1894 coach: finish and in
terror like new; fire floating power engine;
hydraulic brakes. excellent tires. S475.
Coast-In. Inc, Chrysler Plymouth. 9Th and
Fla Phone Lincoln Q145