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REFORM GROUP
DIRECTORS MEET
Rev. William s. Chase Is Named
President and c. N. Howard
SunAri danf
Superintendent.

superintendent.
Rev. William Sheafe Chase, super
intendent of the International Re-
form Federation. was elected presi-
dent and Clinton N. Howard of
Rochester, N. Y, was named to sue
coed him as superintendent, 1t was
announced today following the an
nual meeting Of the Board of Trustees.
Rev. Mr.. Chase was formerly rector
Evening star., 1936-12-15

at Woonsocked, r. T.: served for three
years as canon Of the Cathedral of
the Incarnation. Garden City. Long
Island. and for 26 years was rector
Of Christ Episcopal Church in Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Howard served as chairman of the
World Peace Commission and for the
last IA years has been chairman of
the National United Committee for
Law Enforcement.
A campaign for the abolition Of
war and re-enactment Of national
prohibition was announced by Howard.
Evening star., 1936-12-15

Of these unfortunates."
The capital was cheered by reports
from Catalonia that Luis Companys
had been named head of the new
Catalonia government to "re-esta ablish
discipline and organize aid for Ma
drid's defenders"
Sixty thousand men. women and
children were escorted to warmer and
safer areas during the past week, the
military announced.
Thus far, about 100000 citizens
have been evacuated from the be-
sieged city. open to Fascist air bonn
bardment, lacking food and fuel, and
swept by icy winds from the Guadar-
rama Mountains of the Northwest.
Insurgent tanks rumbled into
northwestern University City and
charged at government lines for two
hours before beating q retreat.
BARCELONA CABINET QUITS.
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sands Of youngsters in Spain this
year" an announcement said.
Hundreds have lost their fathers
and other members of their families.
Money or presents of food and
clothing will help cheer the tragic lives
Evening star., 1936-12-15
Miami Beach Growth.

Twenty years ago, Miami Beach was
little more than a mass of tropical
underground.
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Combating the pain of
ArthritiS

Thousands suffering from arthritis pains
ersl Water. direct from famous Hot
Springs Arkansas. Mildly Alkaline Deeply
Satisfying. Indorsed by physicians for
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
MET. 1889. 14O5 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-15

Luidia Starfsh Prolific.
The Luidia variety Of starfish pro-
duces zoo, 100000 eggs In q year.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
EN- Ell CANEDROM0
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Once carreras sc efectuaron
anOche en- ell Canedromo de Sui
phur Springs, venciendo los gal
gos Prince Laddie, Palm Leaf,
Aeolus, Split the Wind, Lucky
Smoke, Jazz Bo, Lucky Knight,
Lexington, Mar2ie Donna, Sill
yer Button y Speedy Patrol.
Los inteligentes desdenaron
a Lexington, en- la octava carre
"a, Y entr6 en- primer lugar, pa
gandose sus boletos a $27. 40,
$3.50 v $1,000. Seis de los ga
nadOres ostentaban ell n1mero
l. Muchos de los que van a las
carreras apuestan siempre al
No. /.
La apueSta doble, canada por
Palm Leaf y Aeolus, Sc page a
$1,000. Por Ia quiniela de Spec
dy Patrol Sc pagaron los boletos
a 1920.
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dad del terreno hasta 5000 es-
pectadores, en- I'm juego de pelo-
ia, y 100000 en- un partido de
futbol, gastandose sS5O,O00 en-
las reparaciones y adiciones ne
cesarias. Las graderfas de ma
dera seran derribadas y en- su
lugar Sc construiran unas de ce
mento armada, en- los jardines
centric e izquierda. La actual
glorieta Sc extendera hasta ell
jardin derecho.
Cuando las obras Sc terminen
el estadio tendra I'm valor total
de $4,5OO,OOO.
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glef. Los Otros arbitros del cir
cuito 10 son George Barr, Bill
Hem, George Magerkuth, Char
ley Moran, Charles Pfirman,
Ralph Pinelli, E. Quigley, John
Sears y Bill Stewart.
Durante el ano 1886 cada rno
de los clubs commemorate Ell 16
aho de la existencia de la liga.
Anpnci6 ell p~residente Prick
que cuatro viejos jugadores, de
les primeros teams de la Liga,
seran les huespedes de honor en-
ell jUego de todas las "estreHas"
que Sc efectuara en- Boston, ell
dia 8 de julio. Esos veteranos
sen George Wright, de Boston,
que desempeh6 Ell puesto de IS
en- Ell Cincinnati; Tom White, de
Aurora, ILL.,, que fue catcher del
Chicago: Tom Yorks, de New
York, que jug6 con ell Hartford,
y Tom Bond, de Allston, Mass,
que lanz6 per el Hartford.
La temperate de 1886 Sc com
pondra de 154 desaffos, empe-
zando cl IA de abril y cerrando
ell n de ~septiembre. Jugaran
el dia de la aperture:
Boston en- Filadelfia, Brook :
1yn en- New York, Pittsburg en-
Cincinnati Y Chicago en- st. Luis
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
DEPORTES
COMISKEY DICE QUE AN
DAN A GAIA DE LOS
rs MIL PESOS

Chicago. Feb. 5.-E dueno
de los Medals Blancas de Chi
cago, ]. Luis Comiskey, cree que
81 dinero es la raiz 6e los males
de la pelota. BESIDE que Comis-
key vendi6 los servicios de al
Simmons por $4,000, todos los
duenos de clubs de la Liga Anne
ricana Sc dedicaron a la GAIA de
iparte de dinero.
Yarios de los pelJteros, en-
terados de que 81 tenfa $4,000
mas para gastar, solicitarOn au
mento de salaries. Aquellos que
demandan aumentos son: Luke
Appling, 81 shortstop que de-
sean adquirir otros clubs de Ia
liga; Luke Sewell, Ell catcher de
35 amos, que pretende un aunnen
to de $4,000; Zeke Bonura, que
pide $500; Vernon Kennedy,
Mule Haas, Jack Hayes y
Frank CRUDE.
A las venideras practicas lie
vara Ell team 81 jugadOres,
entire ellcs Monte Stratton y
Red Evans, pitchers, Mike Kree
witch Y George Stumpf. Con Ell
club Kansas City jug6 Stumlpf,
en- la temporada anterior, 81 jar
din central y bate6 1922. Kree :
witch, otrO jardinero, bate6 con
un promedio de 345..
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
LAS DE AUTO.
MOVTLES EN- LA FEaIA

I'm a~ltsmovilista en- quien no
Sc pensaba como vencedor, Doc
.Shanebro ck "lanz6 Tango a la
cara de Gus Scharader, ell cam
poem, ganando la comlpaSencia
mas notable de la tarde, ante
5000 espectadores. Shane5rook
.sigui6 a Schrader en- las tres
primeras vueltas; Zero en- la
cuarta Sc lie adelant6 Y mas tar
de, en- Ia lquinta. adquiri6 ma
yor ventaja.
Fue Ia primera derrota del
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

aho para el campe6n. La pista
Sc haElaba en- muy malas cOndi-
clones, no obstante las esfuer-
EOS que Sc lnlcleron para repa-
rarla. Dos hoyos, uno en- la par
tie norte otro en- la sur, pusie-
ron a prueba la destreza de los
drivers.
Emscion6 al pGblico con sus
demostraciones II wdy" Cox,
que tsrmin6 en- el cuarso lrgar,
degpues de Bud Henderson, que
entrt Ell tercero. Buddy Gala :
way, a quien sc selslaba como
ell mas peligroso competitor, no
c9nsi?ui6 poner su cCche en- con
.dici6n de correr.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
Sc verified la reunion de los duehOs
de Clubs de Ia Liga NacionaI

New York, Feb. 5.-Tuvo 1u-
gar aver, como Sc habfa anun-
'ciado, la Seuni6n de duenos de
clubs de la Liga Nacional. jun
to con Jos amos fuerOn vistos
los direc+cres Stengel, de los
Dodgers: McKeehnie, de las
Abejas de Boston, y Jimmy VIII
son, de los "philiies"; pero no
Sc efectu6 nj una sola transac-
Ici6n de importancia.
Aprrbarcn los magnates ell
senalamiento de les desafios v
eligieron a Sam Breadon, vice
presidente del st. Luis, para Ell
puesto del difunto Charles A.
Stoneham.
La Liga Sc do por enterada
de la actitud del arbitro Albert
Stark, que amenaza con retirar
Sc 81 no Sc lie concede I'm aumen-
to de Sueldo. Sc lie concedi6 TN
ano de licencia Y que pueda vol
yer a su puesto cuando 10 crea
convenience. IReemplazara a
Stark, Lee Ballasfant, de la Lii
ga de Texas. George L. Parker,
de la Liga International, susti-
.tuira al difunto Charles L, RI
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
CANZONERI PELEARA CON
JIMMY McLARNIN

New York, Feb. 5-LA Madi
son Square Garden anunci6
aver haber obtenido la firma de
Tony Canzoneri, ell campe6n
del peso ligero, para un "bOut"
a Is asaItas CON Jimmy McLar-
min, Ell excampe6n del peso well
ter. E combate sc efeetuara en-
los primeros dfas del mes de
mayo.
McLarnin no ha peleado des-
de que Barney Ross lie arrebat6
ell titulo de las LAT libras.
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Ell TEMPO

Nublades. Mas frfo. Tempe
ratura maxima aver, rs gra :
dos; minima, ga.
Marea alta q. las GAG p. m.
marea baja a las 7:24 a. m. y
7:02 p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

pequeha casita de Chamber,
la humilde y pintoresca casita
que servia de ignorado retro
"a la condesa de Andrade, un
hOmbre y una mujer paseaban
I~lentamente por debajo de los
arboles, vestidos de nuevo con
las primeras hojas de su es-
plendido traje primaveral.
70 Los rayos de la luna, desli-
zhRdose per entire Ell verde To-
Eaje Jos arboleS esparcian
una cIaricA q misterio-
sa.
Fl hombre v la muiRr, eran
Mario y Andrea.
n primero habia lido a visi-
tar a la segunda aquella tarde.
salieron a pasear por Ell iardin
paseandO les sOrprendi6 la
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
RUPERT n $4,000
S EN- oil a

New York, Feb. 5-JacobO
Ruppert, 81 dueiO de los Yam
KEGS, di6 aver la noticia de que
Sc prOpons Surnentar Ia capaci-
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

neche, sin que ellos Sc die
sen cuenta siquiera.
Tan abstraidos estaban en-
sus reflexiones.
I decimos srs reflexiones,
porque apenas hablaban.
Solo de vez en- cuando diri-
slanse algmas palabras. que
eran como sintesis de sus pen
%samientos. y
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
CON LOS GUANTE

Ell portugues Rodriguez, que
81 pasado viernes fuera derrota-
do, pSr Martinez Alfara, Ell es-
lpafoA es UNI boxeador de me-
rito.
Dias antes de Ia pelea con
Martinez por 81 campeonato de
Ia peninsula habda derrotado
en- Madrid, en- Price, al filipino
Logan, que recientemente
Sc Ihizo ciudadano espahol.
Logan no parecia estar en-
buenas condolences ffsicas, no
obetante su tituGo de principe
del K. o., y q portuguese lie ven
clio pOr puntos. En- ell segundo
asalto cay6 Rodriguez a Ia Iona
|por la cuenta de nueve, con un
|golpe por ell ~est6mago; pero ST.
gui6 combatiendo. Logan habfa
sido escogido pOr los expertos
que una vez mas Sc eQuivocaron.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

Terminaba Ell invierpg v 10
primavefa On epzab4 a Obse-
.quiarSa los qOrtales con sus pri
meras' sonr as, pr6logo y pro
@l& esreendidos Zones
con ore les habia ~fega4ar
mas tarde,
Las noches tenian va TODD
ell poetico encanto de las no.
primaverales y ell perfu-
me de las flores aromatizaBa.
el template ambiente.
En- Ell modesto jardin De una
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

Sixto Morales, Ell campe6n
cubano del peso ligero, Sc bati6
anoche con Ell hAbil italianito
Carl G1gginO. Sac6 ventaja 81
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

sentose Andrea en- un BAN
co Immediate a la verja y Ma
RIO Sc sent6 a su lado.
PermaReeierOn siIenciosos.
y 81 abstraction no hubie-
Sc sid0 tan srande. lutheran
poolao yer que m hombre
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

crbano en- la mayoria de los a.
|saltos; pero al final los jueces
"machetearon'.
Ell pGblico hizo demostracio-
mes en- contra del failo.
Morales sigue progresando
Identro lie su categorfa y mereee
ser alentado y aplaudido.
Volvera a pelear con Guggi-
no, on la ciudad allende Ell puen-
tie. Ell dia 5 de Mario Sc batira
icon Ell zurdito Miller, en- Sara
sofa. Sixto esta va enterado de
que ell punto debil de Miller es
en- la mandibula.
Para ell torneo de los ''barri-
cones, en- Benjamin Field, Sc
tienen anotados va mas de 40
nombres.
Ell que menos pesa de los nj
nos Hega a las 1870 libras y 81
de mayor peso 266,
De Ia direction de los p1giles
Sc ha hecho cargo Ell sargento
Sammy Baker,
81 mas j6yen de los aSpiran-
ties tiene Is ahcs y el mayor %.
AL vencedor Sc lie dara oportu-
nidad de boxeAr en- Ia Madison
Square Garden, en- New York,
o en- ell Estado de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

Eugene Huat, el gladiator
frances, derrOt6 EN- Barcelona
al espahol Salvador Lozano, En-
ell noveno asaltO Sc interpuso ei
arbitro, otOrgando Ell triunfo al
gallo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

vietOrianO Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

~isfomo Y37e2
rs 7th Ave Ybor City. Fla.
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CAPITULo xN

lcO D amor caerdO
Evening star., 1936-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

VERNON z. WEST and WALTER L.
IN TGwIER gE A.t1rneys s,, teF
Court.--In Re: Condemnation Of land for
ths n widsnins and extension Of LouEhboro
Lane and Little Falls Road YA to y conduit
Avenue, NV. from Tunlaw Road to intcr-
Road; extension Of lockwood Parkway,
NV. between Nebraska and University
west Of 4h 0I Of
Avenue; NV, between Redwood Parkway
eoG dsnor4Sk R9ed The pstEst Of
ADDITIoNAL NOTICE AND ORDER OF
that that az commissioners q the District oi
cause, have filed an amendment to the
original petition herein contatnine descrip.
for the widening and extension Of Lough-
boro Place. NV. from intersection OF
Indian Lane and Little Fails Road to Con-
anq rom nnaw Of ROAD He
to intersection Of Indian Lane and Little
Tas 1a9 NW SDTsRa S sSa ua
yersity Avenues; extension OF Newark Street,
NV; west Of 45th Street; widening Of Uni:
ngershlty ne Avenue, NV. between Rockwood
ers Of lots or parcels to be condemned. 50
maps or plats showing the change in the
land to be condemned 1t is, BY the Court,
this 10th day Of June 1885. Ordered. that
all persons having any interest in these pro-
ceedings be and they are hereby warned
and commanded to appear in this court on
or oeiore the srd day OF August, 1885. at
ten o'clock. AM, and continue in attend
ance until the Court shall have made its
sSnss.. award Of DAMAGES and the assessment Of
sworn herein. and it is. further ordered
that copy OF this notice and order be
published twice a week for two successive
weeks in The Washington Evening Star. the
HERALD Herald: nswspapers published in the said
District, commencing at least twenty days
before the said 3rd day OF August. 1886
TT is FURTHER ORDERED. That a copy
Of this notice and order be served BY the
United States Marshal. or his deputies.
land h to be condemned, as may be found
the District of Columbia. and upon the
tenants and occupants Of the same, II such
owners. tenants and occupants have not
heretofore been served with notice in this
1895 BY THE COURT; JESSE ADKINS.
FRANK E. cUNN1NGHAM Clerk. BY
HARRY M; HULL. Asst. Clerk.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
1886 sEAEED SnESsh BIDS, in trtpicat. uHe Will Be-
received in this ONCE until 800 m. July
30. 1896. and. then publicly opened for the
installation of air Conditioning systems in
the U. 5. Capitol Senate ONCE Building.
House Once Building. and New House once
Building. Washington, D. c.. Separate bids
and specifications will be available on or
about June 27th for the House once Build
ing and New House once Building. and on
or about July :3rd for the Capitol and
Senate ONCE Building and may be obtained
on application to this ONCE by qualified in
work A Separate set Of drawings and
specification is provided for each Of the
four buildings: 4 deposit of check or
the Treasurer OF the United States viii be
required for each separate set. to insure
LYNN. Architect of the Capitol je26-3O.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1888 coupe with rumble feat;
new green finish with cream stripe and
wire wheels plush uphelstsry spotessd aend
tires. Fisher no-draft ventilation. Priced
low, with small down payment and easy
cass sn 60 day sHe
Triangle Ford Dealers. No. 9 N. Y. ave.
PONTIAC 1885 coach; driven less than
Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin 5475
PoNTIAG 1925 conyeE5.hIe s5nd coupe t!hd.i tuI De
de eo luxe festS Features u Driven less than 5000
miles. Goes on sale at once for S745 at
Superior Motors, 1920 l4th st. NV. Decatur
PONTIAC 1886 two-door sedan; looks ike
new; good reduction; & cylinders; cash,
easy terms or cheaper car in trade. Box
35a-V. Star once.
wheels. 8 practically new tires; in Al
Keystone Repossessed Car Co.. 1409 18th
st. NV Decatur b5l6
condition. new paint: priced exceptione.!y
Co, 1409 18th st NV. Decatur 5616.
-TUDEBAKER coupe. 1888 Dictator 8: a
orFina sfFn T09mx n.h eReesnt me
age You will like this car. the way 1t
GFlveS. the looks ana ABOVE All. Iie pllNc
liberal trade. lowest finance rate; guaran-
teed Norris. Inc, 20lS 14th st. NV.
North 3949.
STUDEBAKER Commander sedan. 1885,
low mileage. built-in trunk; a hanosome
well-kept car which cost Sl.220 Vnen
new and looks and runs Ike new: Butter
bonded; s799 Lee D. Butler. 1ne.' 1l3s
Conn. ave. NV.
sTUDEBAKER Commander 8 trunk secan,
1885; original green-gray rlnish. perfect
motor de luxe accessory group. large built
in trunk spotless, upholstery; Priced At
only S345; Norris Inc. 2O1s 14th St.
attractive modern looking car with an
steel body. safety glass. spotless, we'll
kept interior: diversified tires; a real bar
Gain at $500: SIS month. Lee D. But
Ter. Inc. 113S Conn. ave. NV
STUDEBAKER Dictator sedan 1881. a
aii-steei body; fne appointments and mod
trn lines: car that will give the whole
family splendid transportation Tor many
years: act quickly II you want this one
D. Butler. Inc. 1898 Conn ave. NV.
sTUDEBAKER de luxe Victoria coupe. real
custom-built model. Only Se7i terms.
Nolan I'LL 18th st. NV.
TERRAPLANES. 1896 sedan demonstrators;
8 to choose from: S125 down. S29 month.
JACK PRY. 1924 14th ST. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1888 de luxe coach. Royal
Windsor Prince; very best condition. Sac
rifce Sa97: terms only s61 down; take
w1LLYs 1889 sedan: famous II Silver
Streak type; 40 miles gallon; n. Y.-Wash..
s.sres aeas $50 sss {fh st. ce
1891.
NrFY -
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WANTED-AUToMOBILEs.
CASH IN S MINUTESl

If car is paid for. will give you
full cash price, or II not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAK-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc.,' 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

body; looks and runs like new: price at
little over half original cost: liberal terms.
Evsns-Palmer, 18th and l.. phone Ma
tional 3474.
CHEVROLET 1881 panel light delivery.
S145.
Ford vs. 1899 sedan delivery, s245.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.,
1905 7th St NV.
FOR SALE OR LEASE-Four (4) six-wheel
3-ton Federal trucks with 1000-gallon
fuel oil equipment; two C2l six-wheel. 4ia;
oil equipment; or will equip with any de
sired type of body; reasonable. Sheriff
Motor Co. 900 r. l. ave. ne. ,"
Evening star., 1936-06-30
REAL BARGAINS

In Guaranteed Used Cars
Ford coach. 1929, in good running Or
der: the body is a little rough: S45.
Buick 1927 4-door sedan S45
Packard 1929 de luxe sedan. SIS,
Chevrolet 1929 coupe, SIS
Ford 1929 sport coupes 49,; new tops
and new paint Ss5 each
Nash 1929 sport coupe new rubber sos
0ldsmobile 1929 4-door sedan. sos
CHEVROLET 1880 4door sedan. SI25.
Ford 1881 sport roadster, Sl35.
Buick 1880 4-door sedan. Sl45.
Ford 1881 Fordor sedan, Sl65
CneVroIet 1888 de luxe 6-wheel sport
Ford 1895 Fordor sedan, S415,
Ford 1885 coach S545
Easy Terms.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO co,
1905 eth ST NV
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WILLIS 1881 sedan. new paint: must be
sold. leaving town; sacrifice. S115. Lin
eoIn eRTS
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

W1LLYs 1882 six sport coupe; rumble seat
has excellent original finish and looks very
good: motor sounds very quiet and has
plenty Of pep Here is fine economical
car at real bargain price of Sls1; liberal
terms and fully guaranteed at Simmons
Motors. Inc, 14th and sts NV Call
Decatur 5163 or 5173.
AUTO TRAILER. natural wood finish in
s1ce. new paint outside, good tires: must
sacrifice. See Mr.. Hook, Evans-Palmer,
Inc. 14th and L sts NV
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ESSEX 1890 coupe; rumble seat: very eco
nomical Transportation; priced unusually
low at $50. Keystone Repossesseo Car Co..
k409 17th n.Y. Decatur 661o. 4
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sALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
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DODGE 1886 2-door sedan with trunk:
original blue finish low mileage: can be
seen 9 am to o pm. Triangle Motor. 2
N Y ave NV
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DODGE sedan. 1888; very beautiful A.
and well kept: upholstery. tires, finish,
ETC.. above criticism: Butler bonded: S41e.
SIS a month. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 113S
Conn. ave, NV,
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PACKARD 1882 de luxe club sedan; here
is beautiful motor car that without doubt
nortation: II has the original finish Of dark
blue, six white side-wall tires. large trunk
and extra luggage carrier and priced at
Evening star., 1936-06-30

PLYMoUTHs. 2 very clean 1888 models:
. coach for S54a and 4-door sedan for
$50 month: act quickly for one Of these
bargains. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 113s Conn
Evening star., 1936-06-30

PLYMOUTH 1885; $40 equity; cheap for
cash 1890 Maryland ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH de luxe 1885 touring coach;
brand-new conoition: many extras. trunk.
etc: bea -tiful new blue metal finish.
Sacrifice; only S97 down needed. take up
unpaid notes. Nolan" 18th and n sts.
NV Mr. Steadman.
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DODGE sport coupe, 1898: beautiful silver
gray finish with red stripe. silver wire
wheels; fine tires. spotless inside and the
motor is smooth and euiet. You won't hnd
nicer one IN town: S425; Pohanka Scrv-
ice. 1926 Goth st. NV. District o141.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

DODGE 1886 trunk sedan. sos down
demonstrator: this car Is new In every
respect: has all accessories: new-car guar
antee: q substantial savings. Phone
Eddie Adams. Kensington 50.
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wILLYS 1888 sedan; famous II Silver
Streak type; 40 miles gallon; N. Y.-Wash..
5 gallons gas; noating power, etc: owner
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PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door trunk sedan; car
trous Jet black and has showroom appear.
ance and performance. Big savings off OF
the new-car price Only S695. SUPERIOR
MOTORS 13o0 14th ST NV Dec. 400.
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rumble seat and solid top. 1886 1885 4:
door touring sedan, $3.50 down; also 1888
touring sedan. radio and hot.water heater;
1885 Club sedan. radio equipped JAN
PRY Packard dealer. 1920 14th ST. nv
Evening star., 1936-06-30

PLYMOUTH 1882 phaeton; car is in ex-
cellent condition throughout: priced low at
S175. Keystone Repossessed Car Co.. 14O9
18th st NV Decatur 5516
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PLYMOUTH 1885 o-door de luxe sedan.
buiIt-in trunk; only 5000 miles: a radiant
tan finish. looks and runs like new; Will
give lowest OF terms: new-car guaranty.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 4-door sedan;
used only q few weeks: substantial dis
count. Evans-Palmer. Inc. 14th and l.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

PLYMOUTH sedan. 1888: formerly owned
Gy q naval oficer and is exceptionally
clean: at only S325. Norris, Inc. 201S
l4th St NV North 3Q4o.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

CHRYsLER 1882 C-M sedan; excellent
appearance. very good tires. spotless up.
condition. Il is really . splendid buy at
our price OF S295; low down payment.
very liberal terms. Fully guaranteed, =,
Simmons Motors; Inc. 4th and sts. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

CHRYSLER 1881 de luxe sedan: perfect
in every respect and priced to sell at once
at only Sl06; very liberal terms. Simmons
Motors lac, 14th and sts. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1936-06-30

PLYMOUTH sport coupe. 1898: original
finish is perfect: fine tires. clean inside;
mechanically will pass any inspection;
S315. Pohanks Service. 1126 Goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

OLDsMOBu.E coupe 1891: here is a car
that has had excellent care and will be
the ideal transportation for salesman or
collector; 1t has Just been repainted ana
out; we have priced this car at only S2!5.
Norris Inc pol 6 14th st n v. North 3440.
Evening star., 1936-06-30

PYERCE-ARROw 1881 model sc Spas
senger sedan; excellent condition: price be-
low market value at S345. Community
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe e-door sedan;
sold new only a few months ago for S!s5:
new-car condition and appearance on from
Superior Motors. 1890 14th st. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1936-06-30

FORD 1886 fordor sedan with trunk; 200
actual miles hy company onicer; black
baked enamel hnish; interior shows abso-
luteyl no wear; tires practically new;
iaultless mechanical order Priced very low:
Trade your old car. New-car guarantee and
new.car terms on the the balanee; s!1ee: S See :. 2
Y. ave. NV. National 1882. Open eve
Evening star., 1936-06-30

LAFAYETTE 1894 sedan. 4-door. T::5 car
has been reconditioned in our own shops.
carries go days warranty. and can be
finance plan. 1S months to pay. Warning
ton Motor Car Co.. 2035 18th St. NV.
Potomac 07O1
Evening star., 1936-06-30

condition; original owner; sacrifice. 1855;
would give terms; $40 cash. Mr.. Burns.
6O3Q Conn NV
Evening star., 1936-06-30

STUDEBAKER Dictator sedan. 1881. a
flne-looking economical quality car with
ern lines: a car that will give the whole
family splendid Transportation for many
years act quickly II you want this one
for SlS9. only S35 down payment. Lee
D R,itler Inc LIS Conn