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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-02

Village Dearborn where Ford collection of hiss
pieces.
reproduction Workshop
the the duplicated
Each night visiting the exhibit The salon
will close at 10 Saturday night.
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by the time you read this. Ar%
don't, whatever you do, wear just
plain beige stockings to the Derby.
Instead, BLOCKS and Harper's
Bazaar advise that a dash of Pap
rika will garnish the best costumes
at Churchill Downs. Paprika is the
newest shade in Chalfon Hosiery
and it's a delicious recipe for add
ing zip and spice to the fashion
menu. Should you need hosiery
after store hours Cor on Sundays
or holidays just phone Western
Union. They'll rush you pair of
one-dollar Citations with only 10c
additional charge. Now, for the
races themselves-take along a pair
of Clear Vision Field Glasses.
BLOCKS Stationery Dept. has
most satisfactory ores at only $3.50
including the case.
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gift candy anywhere now is
the time to place your order. Ia.
1927 (2301 N. Meridian St.)
One of the delights of Derby Day
"a chance to sport all Of fashions
latest fancies. OX-hlood red Access
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Send MARTHA WASHINGTON
candy on Mothers Day. Select her
favorite assortment from among the
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Copyright. 1895. NEA Service, Incl
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To obtain a. pattern of this
model, tear out the coupon and
mail it to Ellen Worth, The Indi-
annapolis Times, 214 w. Maryland
st, Indianapolis. with Is cents in
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Take this tip
from The Times
Shopper you
won't G a m b l e
your money if
you follow along
and bet on every
entry in these
0n1Jloanc Tfr,o
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Call Ri. $751; or write to me in care
of The Times. Until Tuesday, say
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news today for Derby enthus-
lasts as we'll as stay-at-homes
E. ideas for Mothers Day
and up-to-date flashes
from downtown indianapolis.
Always remember to call me
if you want further informa-
ton. I like to answer ques-
lions. And to do any little
shopping for you. Anytime
you mention my name to these
various shops about town
Ill be more than pleased.
eeSR&P
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both nourished and refreshed.
Drink as much as you like
Mate is alkaline and
good for your health. AL
ready the name SO-AM
Yerba Mate pronounced
mat-taO is a household -
expression. This South
American universal bev- fM K
erage is made from the
leaves of the Yerba tree. ~
And though you may have no gourd
or silver mate from which to sip
this Paraguayan tea you'll like
the Americanized method of max
ing it in a drip coffee pot. It's
smart to serve Mate. And you can
get it at Schad's Market, 34O8 N.
Capitol Ave, one of the many In
dianapolis dealers.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
BON AMI SOCIAL CLUB

One Of the delightful social az
fairs of the season was sponsored
by the Bon Ami Social Club, March
%. at Elks Rest. Thirtieth and Nc
Graw. The girls wore lovely crea-
tons OF organdy In rainbow COL
ors, with corsages of roses and
sweet peas. tied with the clubs
colors OF pink and and blue ribbon.
Each guest was presented with
favors. A talented entertainer and
music were featured by the Med
ley's Dixie King Jazz Band. Mrs.
A. r. Love was honored buest.
Mrs Shellye r. Prior is presi-
dent; Mrs. jamie Jamison. vice
president; Mrs. Fannie Murray, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Alice
Poole, financial secretary; Mrs.
Ellen F. Hayes. treasurer; Miss
Matte Lane. assistant treasurer;
Mrs. Lille Ellis. CHAIRMAN social
committee.
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MERRY MAKERS BRIDGE CLUB

The Merry Makers Bridge Club
was entertained by Mrs. c. North
rip, at the home of Mrs. Vernon, 604
Medbury avenue. at the last meet
ing. After partaking OF delicious
desert, the members played bridge
Mrs. Wheeler was awarded first
prize; Mrs. Lewellen, second; Mrs.
Collier, BOBBY.
The club will sponsor tacky
party. April 10, at 915 f. Warren.
to which all are invited Good mu-
sic will be featured and awards
given.
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Outdoor
Club Elects Officers

The Michigan Outdoor Club. the
first and only colored hunting and
fishing club in the State, held their
election OF officers last Sunday af-
ternoon. at the home OF Sidner
Wall OF Whitewood avenue. OFF,
GERS chosen for the ensuing year
include Mr.. Hadley. PRESIDENT;
Henry Marzette. vice president:
Clyde Lee. secretary; Roy Slater,
assistant secretary; S. Wall. trea-
surer. The board OF directors in
clude Mr.. Smith. VIM. Murtishaw,
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Mr.. Hadley. Mr.. Bristol, Mr.. Dill
lard, c. F. Lee. and s. Wall.
Mr.. Hoffmaster, director OF the
Conservation Department in Michi-
gan, was made an honorary mem
Der. on motion OF Mr.. Slater.
The first regular business meet
ing will be held Friday night, April
5. at s o'clock. at Kronk Commune
~ Center, Junction and McGraw,
Room d.
For information. write Clyde F..
Lee, 641O Scotch avenue. Detroit,
Michigan.
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Daughter Announces
Mothers Wedding

March was a very lively day, at
which time Rev. Lewis delivered
an address at 1880 a. m. and at
$3.50 p. m. Rev. Matthews. Parker
and Long spoke pointedly to a
large and appreciative congrega-
ton ending a successful rally. The
pastor was assisted at p. m. by a
prominent divine of Detroit
New Bethel Baptist Church. Rev.
cooperation of members and Of
ficers this congregation is rapidly
w. 7 Douglass, pastor. With the
progressing.
New Hope Baptist Church. Rev.
F. d. Reed. pastor. Through Mr..
C.. IL. Henderson wide awake
club has been constituting n mock
trial. Much inter,t in unauthorized
offering to entertain any churcf
congregation during the week &C
tivftfes.
Newman A. M. Il. Church. Rev
VIM. b. Baber, pastor. Rev. Fran
els Washington. the presiding elder
addressed the congregation at
1890 a. m. and at 1855 D. m.
The Quarterly Conference was
held beginning at $3.50 p. m. After
service a splendid session was held
f. +. Harris has been elected to
meet the electoral college that Is
to convene here in May. Mr.. F..
Gordon was elected as alternate.
The Sunday School is planning a
program on Easter. At 1890 p. n.
the Primary department will rem
der a program and at 7:45 the
Senior and adults will render
pageant entitled II Am The Resur-
rection."
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Mrs. Otis Freeman announces
the marriage OF her mother, MRS.
Matte Thomas. to William Cain,
Saturday, March 16, the ceremony
having tfsan place at the residence
of Rev. u ". Baber, $50 Mt. YER
non avenue.
Those present at the ceremony
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Jones'
Mrs. Margaret Parkman, Mrs.
Charlotte Randalls, Mrs. Pearl
Bryant, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Clifford
Pitts, Mrs. Cleola Lee, Mrs. Ella
Morris. Mrs. Fannie Coker, Mrs.
Ina Keys, Mrs. Ossie Shaw, Mrs.
G.. w. Baber, Mrs. Charlotte Allen,
Mrs. Odelea Robinson. Miss Nellie
Hunter. Miss Mary Clarke, MISS
Birdie Bagsby, Otis Freeman, Ira
Cain. Willie Cain, Jr.
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Attempted Suicide
Brings Four More

Tokyo Five people living IN
one house attempted 10 commit
suicide In rapid succession. Two
lnds, aged seventeen and eight
cen. seeing their mother. a Mrs
Sakan. take poison. decided they
too would die. Their groans
caused a woman boarder 10 r,,sb
INTO the room. IF YOU are all go.
ing Ia die, | may rs well die.
100. she declared, and swallowed |
some OF the poison herself. An.
palled by what he saw when ne
returned home shortly aftcrward,
Mr.. Sakan exclaimed: "What Is
the use of my living II every one
else dies ard also took poison.
The five were discovered In time
to be saved.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
MEMORIAM

In loving memory of dear hus-
band and father, Greed Tesrow.
who passed away one year ago
April 7th.
While you sleep in solemn silence,
meath the morn and evening dews,
While angels watch you slumber.
We Will strow lilies over you.
Mrs. Julia Tesrow and daughters
Mrs. Dickerson
Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Dennis
Mrs. Leaster
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TWELVE METERS CLUE

Miss y. Hunter was hostess to
the club, March 90. at her home.
5521 Beaubien. Plans were COM
pleted for a party given, Saturday.
March %, at the Owls Club. The
president announced the regular
morning tennis games, at North.
western Easter Sunday; and the
|pre-Easter dance a. Quinn's Lone
Pine. River Rouge. April ~.
AT the close of the business ses-
sion. the hostess served delight
full three-course dinner. Bridge
and dancing were the amusements
for the evening.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. C. b. Shepherd 800 e Palmer.
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NEW IDEA SOCIAL CLuB

The New Idea Social Club held
its regular meeting, March 20,
with Mrs. Lilly Gibson. 1887 Trow-
bridge. as hostess. Plans were COM
pleted for the pring fashion tea"
to be given at the home OF the presi
dent. Mrs Gender, in Goddard
street, in May. A short program
was rendered. under direction OF
the chairman OF the program COM
mittee.
The hostess served q tasty two
course luncheon. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Harrison. 1410b
Orleans street.
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MAYFAIR RIDGE CLUB

The Mayfair Bridge Club at their
last meeting completed plans for
their bridge and cabaret party. to
be given April 8, at 522 e Adams.
After the business session, the
member enjoyed three rubbers OF
bridge and the hostess, Miss Phyl-
lis Griffin served refreshing
plate luncheon.
Mrs. Dorothy Carter was award
ed first prize for bridge; Miss
Owen, second; Mrs. Anna Francis.
third.
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Allison And
Freeman Speak
Marriage Vows
Reception At Home of Bride Follows
Church Ceremony

Miss Meiva Allison OF Arndt
street and william Freeman spoke
their marriage VOWS on Saturday
evening. March % at an elaborate
ceremony, at the Peoples Baptist
Church.
The nuptials were read by the
Rev. E. M. Kaigler.
Miss Allison chose for her we'd
ding a gown of white sheer crepe
made on simple lines with high
heck and long sleeves. the skirt
ending In a short train. She carri-
ed a bouquet of orange blossoms
and white roses. Her only attend
ant was Miss Florence Green.
vernell Watson assisted the
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
NEW ERA STUDY CLUG

The club met Tuesday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock. at Central
Community Center. The members
and guests were entertained with
a very interesting program. Inc
guest speakers were DR.. Donovan
Givens and Miss Annie Hutchinson
both of whom delivered instruc-
tive addresses. DR.. Givens, subject,
Recent Economic Changes, and
How They Affect the Outlook Of
the Young Negro" Miss Hutchin-
son spoke on "The Work Of the
Visiting Nurses"
A beautiful vocal solo was rem
dered by Mrs. Mamie Grimes.
After the program, very tasty
lunch was served by the hostesses,
Mesdames Alma Mitchell and Hell
en- Wilson
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RR.uNCH BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Lottie washington. Mrs.
Virginia Jones and Mrs. Beatrice
Norris were recent hostesses Of the
club. Each meeting was well at
tended and greatly enjoyed.
The club also met April .. with
Mrs. Myrtle Bell. eos Owen avenue.
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Make Southern Tour

Mrs. Lewis Eddings and her son
425 Frederick street prominent
members of Macedonia Baptist
Church, left last week on motor
tour to Memphis, Tenn. TO visit
relatives and friends. Before re-
turning TO Detroit. they Will visit
lChicago, Iiiinois.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
MERRY MAKERS SOCIAL CLUR

The club entertained a party at
the home of Mrs. Dean, the Sec
rotary, 1914 Riopelle. Friday,
March 20. The hostess provided en-
tertainment to enliven the evening,
with waist, daLcing and games. and
refreshments were served. 1t was a
delightful affair, Mrs. Essie Fields
is president.
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The Tau Chapter increased It's
membership by taking In Miss Sue
Morton and Mrs. Frances Langford.
We congratulate these young ladies
upon their initiation into the Del
Ia Sorority. In Mrs. Langford's
case. we feel that a special word
OF commentator is due. Why? We
knew Mr.. and Mrs. Langford some
years ago. when theformerwas a
young college student. The am
bition of both was that he should
finish his college course. and Mrs.
Langfori stood Loyalty by and aid
ed him TO reach his goal. She was
happy over his achievement and
prospects. then one day. while at
work. Wade Langford fell from a
ladder and life was instantly snuff
fed out. That was an awful shock
and blow TO the young wife, and
for a. while the future seemed dark
however, this courageous young
woman determined TO pick I'D the
threads OF life and carry on, just
as in the old days. She entered
one OF the local high schools, and
II was with great deal OF plea
sure that we read her name two
years ago, among those graduating
from Northern High. Later In the
fall we were also happy to learn
that Tau Chapter had awarded
Frances their annual scholarship
for outstanding scholastic achieve
mcnt. She entered Michigan state
College al Lansing and has per-
severed until now she Is sopho-
more. as we'll as a full-fledged
Delta Again. we congratulate Mrs.
Langford and predict for her a
brilliant future.
One of the genial strangers
within our gates. is Mrs Laura
l-aster, Of Starrit, w. Virginia. who
Os here on Sisit to her son. Frank
Laster POOH St Antoine rank Is
an ambitious young man, who Is
working his way through school.
4 In this brief paragraph we wish
q ITO announce that Alfonso Perry
n \AT57 Grand boulevard. w. IA re
n covering rapidly at his home, ate
,e having recently undergone a maJo
e Operation a Grace Hospital. Rev
II. L. Brady. of Second Baptis
9 tChurch. has been visiting In Min
! neapolis, MINI. for the past several
days. but is expected TO return
home, Friday A grand musical fes-
tival. of three hundred voices, d.
rected by DR.. George l.. Johnson of
New York City, will be presented
at the Detroit Institute of Arts,
Monday evening. April s. The pro-
gram will be under the auspices OF
the Detroit Department OF Recrea-
ton, and will feature Spiritualles,
Southern melodies, and modern
American music. Mrs. Hayden, 69S
Hancock avenue, who is at the bed
side OF her mother. in Aliceville.
Ala, announces to her friends that
her mother is convalescing. and
that she VIII soon return to her
home in Detroit. Don't fall TO CO.
operate in THE Favorite Minis
ter's Contest" which is being con-
Quoted by this newspaper. II 10
meeting with hearty public re-
Spouse. Clip out the coupons which
appear each week in the Tribune
Independent, fill them out, and
send or bring them to the office.
Cast your votes for some one or
more OF the fine ministers who are
entered in the contest.
1t is now time for our theme
song. so with brightest and best
wishes for all. we say goodbye.
until next week.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
JOLLY SIXTEEN CLUE

The Jolly Sixteen Club met Fri
day night. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Foster. 6SS Frederick street.
II h acting president. Mrs.
u Horton. presided. IN the aesencs
OF the president. J. II. Galloway
who is working at night.
Mrs. Gladys Hazlett was visi-
tor, and made brief and enjoy
able talk.
The next meeting will be held,
Friday night April 5, at APO St.
street. All friends are in
sited.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06

Mrs. Lucille Colvin. 41Ss Brush.
sponsored pretty baby shower
recently. for Baby Janet Lucille
Butler. who was born Feb. II.
Janet Is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. S. Butler. 1920 Merrick Ave.
The little honoree was the reel
pient OF numerous beautiful gifts.
All present enjoyed the occasion
greatly. They included Misses
Louise Thrower and w. NJ. Scott,
Mrs. o. Bracken. Mrs. T. Page,
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MERRY WORKERS SOCIAL
CLUE NO. ID

The club met with Mrs. A. Smith
March "a, with all members pre-
sent. except Mrs Louise Mosley
the president. Mrs Miller. the vice
president, presided After brief
business session. a dlicious dinner
was served
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICE

We do not incorporate In club
news and other social items, cards
of thanks as cards OF thanks are
forms OF advertisement which
must be paid for.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
o. CLUB NEWS o.
WEST SIDE GOLDEN KEY CLUB

The members OF the club met on
March 20. at the home of Mrs. An
ma Jones. $685. Hartford avenu,.
with the vice-president presiding.
Plans were made for n Easter
cabaret party, to be given April IL
at Elks Rest. 55If Thirtieth street
The hostess. Mrs. Jones, served
a refreshing repast.
The club will meet Friday, April
.: with Miss Annie Mae Jones,
5937 Begole avenue.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06

GL/MPSES IN
DETRO|7'S MIRROR
By Sylvia Penn
By Sylvia Penn

Greetings folks Another month has glided away
since last chat and here is April usherng spring
and its activities So let get busy and tell you
about few of the items about Detrioters which we
have gathered on our rounds.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06
PONTIAC NEWS

Trinity Baptist Church, Rev.
VIM. II. Donaldson. pastor The
musical on March 81, sponsored by
Mr.. WATSON was a great success.
The pastor assisted by Rev. f. b.
Reed officiated at Sedalia Porter's
funeral on March 20. at $3.50 p. m.
Macedonia Baptist Church, Rev.
John Powell. pastor. The Gath OF
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groom as best man. The brides
maids were: Miss Ester Johnson.
Miss Evelyn Pitts, Miss Ossie
Johnson and Miss Agatha Free
man. The gromsmen were Ben Da-
Wis. Bonnie Boatner. John Lewis.
Moses Powell.
The flower girls were Bernadine
Watson and veora Allison, the
brides sister
Following the church ceremony
a reception was held at the home
of the bride.
The young couple will live on
Chestnut street
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06

MRS AUDREY BOULDING, tall
ented local playwright. who has
recently written another heart
gripping drama entitled Part
Time Children" which will make
its premier at the Lucy Thurman
Y. w. G.. A. April IL. on the ami
versary OF her firsr great dramatic
production. "Illegitimate."
Mrs. Boulding Is doing her own
directing of the caste in the new
play. which comprises high school
and college girls and boys
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Mrs. Lucille Coluin
Sponsors a PRETTY
Ba By Showe 7
Little II GREE Receives M any
Beautiful Gifts

Mrs. A. Pitts. Mrs. I. Strickland,
Mrs. l.. Rham. and Mrs. l.. Butler.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

CHEVROLET 1888 sport coupe de luz.
model. A real beauty. One OF the finest
demonstration. Honestly Priced at S425.
liberal terms. Owens Motor Co.. 6323
Georgia ave NV
Evening star., 1935-03-31
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AO xOMODALLS
AUBURN 1891 sedan; a real buy: guaran-
teed: see it; SIS down and S16 per month.
AUBURN 1881 second series custom built
de luxe. cabriolet. S9s.A model-Has two
mounted wheels on side, with nickel tire
Brewster greer Duco and clean as a pin
inside and out; motor is in Al condition;
upholstery and white sidewall tires are
lust , the time time , to buy it; only sS5 down 9
Motor Sales Inc. o624 i4th st. nww
hauled completely and repainted all good
ters 1881 20th st. NV.
BUICK 1881 cabriolet roadster, model
S-96-C; 9 wire wheels. trunk rack. rumble
seat good paint. new rubber. Can be seen
at Kennedy-Warren garage.
BUIcKs,,consult 7. 8, Gaddess At BUICK
rsdns yos cas Tor Setter oDe
BUICK 1880 limousine sedan; unusually
f1ne condition mechanically and car S400
cash. Sheridan Garage. 2516 Q NV.
BUICK 1888 sedan: must be seen to be
original finish and upholstery spotless, mo-
tor perfect. Drive 1t and you will be con-
vinced that a good used car is a much
s sssr Dps Psetaad an ksorsma snssD new at nth Only
BUICK 1929 sedan, perfect mechanical
sstsIy; si5o; assspt ss5 down. Met. s456.
Bile seat. excellent throughout. Garage,
rear GA A st: Sc. Lincoln s4s6.
BUICK 1894 late model sedan; driven
Jet black Duco with tan corduroy uphol-
only one owner. Runs perfect. A real bar
ara Motof fes Sales s ols fns @ sos4 i4tR St.
BUICK standard sedan, late 1890 one
owner; mechanical condition perfect;
$$l65; terms, 1872 14th st. NV. Phone
BUICK 1929 small special sport coupe;
perfect condition throughout. $50. Phone
Potomac O177.
M BUICK sedan; mSdel s47;so; new tires
S55 cash. 3161 nth NV.
BUICK 1881 s-91, 4-door brougham de
luxe sedan: radio; clean as a pin: splendid
sms down baasc.
Phone Emerson s794.
BUICK de luxe Ell sedan; almost new; best
Owner. 316l 18th NV.
BUICK. 1881, sport. coupe: wire wheels;
fne broadcloth Upholstery; beautiful 2
tone tan paint: very good tires and spien-
Co. 1922 end St. NV. National $500.
BUICK 1880 4-door sedan. Al tires, re.
tuned motor; bargain at 81 down, S2O:4l
per month. Nolan's Super Service Center,
22nd & NJ SITS. NV.
BUCKS, Fords Essex, Nash. Studebakers,
Whippet. StutZ. S37 uD; good selectlon'
easy terms. Nolan's Used Car Stadium
18th & M StS. NV.
Buick 1928 AZ sedan. SOC; 1892 model
g. sedan; s595:, 1881 1n9sI model ssz g sedan dan
model 81 sedan, S295; 1929 model 5S
sedan. Sl99. These Bucks are in fine me.
chanical condition. all good rubber and
clean interiors; any demonstration. Emer-
son g. Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
BUICK late 1927 master 49," Al condi-
ton throughout. Phone Shepherd 3667-J.
BUICK special de luxe sport coupe: well
fendeTs trunk ,I rack, .,, new tires, 81, been & used
Sacrifice sos $3.50: terms accepted. owner.
3213 o %. NV.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
sos N. CAP. St. Ma. s7s2-e733-Os7s

COLtORED-ALExANDE COURT. L ST.
NV, between goth and 21st-4-room brick
house. ERODE & COLBERT, INC. 1907
Eye st. NV. Phone National S575.
CoLORED-1223- IRVING ST. N.W.-9
a. o. BISCOE. DIST. 6466 or Cleve. 1923. !.
COLORED.
1883 Church st. n.w.-6 r.. elec. .S25. so
1919 Marion st. n.w-6 r, b...., $3.50
81 8 St. n,w:G6 +. b.. elee. 80. $3.50
FOR COL.ORED.
No; 2, 924 1st SW;-r.. b.. porch. $22 80
1925 B st. N.E-8 r. b.. elect. $3.50
4o5 5.Pea.d Peanslin N.w.-e r. b. newly sac 90
wAPLE & JAMES. INC. o''o
COLORED-l52O ST. Sc.
Six rooms and bath. elec.; large back
yard; newly dec; S35. See J. B. CAUKIN.
No. Thomas Circle. Phone National 97g5.
COLORED.
AT 1st st. s.e-6 r.. b.. cleo. .$4b. 90
23S3 < St. SIS r. slsc Il ..,r. .5S9 S9
4s TaoaAs Moss 81 T. HRoWn s1S M 4th s b. s.@ wv
cOL0RED-ls23 18TH 81. N.W-THREH
foonS. kitclaen and bath; excellent eondt.
hon: alset) its; 5000. Natl. 2osb. II