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The Washington times., 1936-05-02

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RUDOLPH ii. YEATMAN AND RUDOLPH
b. YEATMAN, JR.. Attorneys

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court.
No. 49,632, Administration. This 10 20
Give Notice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has obtained from
lumbia, Letters testamentary on the estate
of Frank J. Auth late of the District of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with. the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, 20
the subscriber. on or before the 10th day
Of April, A. D. 1887: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand this
AUTH, 4S12 Georgia Ave-. N. W. (seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL, Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court
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Professor Defines
Perfect Secretary

BOSTON, May 2. - And now
comes the perfect secretary.
Here, In the opinion Of Prof.
Harold j. Smith, head Of the Sec
retarial Studies Department at
Boston University, is what she
should be:
"The girl, who, II she falls in
love with her boss, will move
into another office"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22

( h c re D z h schools. Tn 1893, at 0e, he became Frances minister of foreign affairs.
 Tn 1927 France Issued a stamp on the centennial of his birth.
 Copyright. ie3s, NE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
TllE STORY 60 KAR

H MOLLK MfROnD, rich aBl
 eDHlaf, has received pgeD0sals m nlafFiaee from ttfee sust0gs, hHt BHEMT HTUAfsT, whom slIs Eeves hes not asked her e mary
 Bored Wlth parties, Nelly goes 1S 'sFhe nea POppy,y question: AN1e night elab WIth smother a1s MfFsF, WICK ROSS. The Sights &o Oat an1 when tlIeY come OB
 zolig finds herself dancing Wltb q hanlsel8e stranger Jle etIs Der blg name ls NELSON WHIT ThfEft," Co reality he Is NEL- SON FERGUSON, bank FObbeS, e8e 0f . group planning tO spirit Elo1Ig aWsy a1d hold beF fOT Fsns eem.
 A few days later Is asks her t0 haVe dinner with him aD1 sbe agfees Waiting fer btsD at 4 4OwntOwn store, Nelly encounters q gigI wfe ls her exact double, 1anDnlsiVely MOIIy exchanges beF BBNmf10us eOstgDIe for tbe other e1ffe shabby one,
 Nelly aHa "Wbitlakef" go t0 q plsee eaJled "RTeBcby'T. Pc. five aFEJve aBd there Is shooting fn which "WbIItakef" Is fataJJy injured, Molly b forced into s eag aBd taken GO a deserted farm h0use.
 LEOLA BARLOW, the girl with whom Nelly changed clothes, is found dead. Newspapers re- port inst tbe dead girl Is tbe helFess, Molly A1JJfOTd, 4 membeT ef tile orchestra aE "HTeBeby'S teIls Brent stuart tIIaE z young w0nlAn sent him a messagG, but tlse HgessSEe Ds lost Jbe mgs1- eisn sd1s tbat tbe girl looked exactly like Molly Milford, NOW GO ON WITH TIE STORY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22
CHAPTER TX

Back Co the library, Brent turned tIle pages Of the newspaper with shaking fingers, Jbe report Of Mol 1 lT'e death had AtT00St crowded the { story Of the bank FObEeF from the l front page, Jt was there, Jeeg con. eDicu0ugIy placed, aDd there was a 1ife reading "l'jCtUFe On Page Z," Brent studied the DbOttlHTaDb Of the young BaB tbe police had eiaiB, There wasn't 4 doubt Of #, 1fe was ti1e same TOan who had danced with Molly that night at ~fI1e Tted Poppy" Sleek dark fIalF, bold eyes, lips parted IB a Emile revealing very white teeth, ] Tge read it aJI -- the story Of 1IandeODe Harry Whitman, known t0 his cT0Djes as Hejse FeFgusO1, gambler, alleged guDmaD, jewel TOb- befy suspect, who bAS CODtTJved, through JFOB~CIad aIJbJg aIId skill ftn IaWyeTg, tO live JB 4 GWaDk apartment instead Of 4 DeDJtcDtiaFy CeII,
 Fife account tJDted tbat the EangsCeF had been betrayed into l tlJ9 baBds O police by former I 7Ktende, Acting OB 4 ND, officers had gone kI "FfeBGiI1j, aD eat- ing pIaGe aGT0sg the river, 4 girl 1Iad been with Whitman, but when the JlgbE were switched of etI9 bad disappeared, Police were Of tIle opinion tIJat stJe was merely 4 chance acquaintance Of the FObbeT ADd not involved ID tbe bank TOb- beFy,
 Brent was breathing hard, Tine lights bad gone of jgst as they iJad tiJat night the saBe man tbe girl who tad looked ike Molly,
 "fE makes snse, TNs a cOfD- DIet6 pattern" Brent found jIjU- self saying aloud, Tt9 got D make EeDge"
 He picked UD the telephone and CaiIed G number, "Myg, Milford, ptease, TeII her Brent Stuart E ealing"
 After & sbOTt interval be heard D0BDaB V0jCe, ".T@Jt, you poor unhappy BaD,"
 Donna, may come Out for 4 IlOiUeUbf lbb NvINBlIlH HITEDb VT l1 wouldn't aEk you O See ne now"
 "of cOuFse, Brent Come jmme. dIateJy,"
 Fifteen minutes later be WaE gay- ing, ''f10nna, pjease bUHOT He, ] know 1 EOuBd JDsaDc, but ! want you t0 try D remember, WaE there aIy thing unusual about MOJJg3 Af- fer dGattj, mean"
 "1 don't understand, Brent"
 "ABgtbJDg different Anything at aU you may have noticed" Brent urged gently, "1tg GO hard N talk about, It doesn't EeeU as though jt could be true DODDaE voice was cilOked WIth emotion,
 "Yes," Brent EaJd JB a low tone, |bnt try tO remember"
 T noticed ODe thing DaTljc- uIaTJy, We s,- they" Eije sjJUddeTed, "fIcF shoes were EO Ugbt, JE Wag
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22

4 little dJfIcUIt-S
 Much too tJgbt?"
 "Yce. -- why do yOu aSk7"
 Donna, pIcaScI Was there any thing eJse?"
 "Yea Molly always liked th, very best of everything, Naturally you know The silk slip she had on was different Trimmed witt lots Of lace and the material wal inexpensive, But of cOurSe, sht may have, had ST inexpensive eJjD"
 @Tbat was aII?"
 "YcS," Donna replied slowly No, there was something eIse Gbe didn't like vivid finger mai D0jiSh l dO, but Molly aIWayi preferred 6 natural shade, Hci DaIb were deep red, She musi have decided tO change, I told you about the mood she was JD Fed ID with doing the same old things, fine saJd, IL mutt have been that Molly suddenly lost her mind"
 No" Brent said, "MOjIyg per- fectJy zane"
 Donna did not notice that he used the present tenSc, She said, "YOu loved beT, Brent"
 Deeply, Donna, Ever since She was JD high school But ! never told her. Tt didn't eeem fair until after beF debut wanted her to have her fun, and not be ekcDt Into marriage because of an early romance, Now" bB voice was teD6c with TcDreGeed emotion, T Wleb ] had Maybe we would be married, aDd Ebe would De Gafe and happy now"
 Donna watched hin drive away, Brent Wa6 taking this aWfuJJy hard, What a strange state Of mind he was JD -- asking ajJ tbOse morbid questions, Sine had bUUOTed bJtn be caiEe he seemed W deeDcTateIy eager,
 Driving rapidly, Brent found him. GeJf talking aloud, ~Pbe girl who kjjjed beTgeJf wasn't Molly, Molly gent De 4 meszage after that girl was dead, EtJeB AJJVew
 He could have shouted the fact aloud, But # be did, who would believe bJID? People would Say grief had unsettled his mind,
 That girl who was 20 much like Molly that ter father, her Etep- mother, and the man who had loved her for years had been de- Cejved, was not Molly, Bbe had worn MOJJy's clothes, but she was not Molly,
 Molly was somewhere Jn des. Derate need Of hin, expecting hin O come,
 There Wag something that Molly had O dO, EjJc sbUddered a little ag Ebe tOOk out tue compact and JID. stick that bad belonged to the dead Hjfj, With acute danger Oyer-fOF DJe tt0e, at Jeagt -- Molly had lost tbs hunted, frightened look, Tine drawn JlDeS about her mouth were gone this afternoon Careful make. ID could at1JSt with her masquerade,
 She byJgbteDed lips ID to VuI. gar UvI6DEHg, spread f. crimson 01Sb OD ber CbeekG, aDd applied powder tO her forehead and chin,
 The door had opened quietly, Pt)EbteDcd, Molly dropped the articles % her DiITge and turned,
 But the maeked WODaDH words --barsb and ugly as they were fcat9Ufcd Molly. Al least the woman had not suspected the real TeaGOD behind her careful makeup,
 pYcIDtyJDg, ajDt you? And for WljaL my beaDty2 For LOLJs? It's DO Dad, but LDujS didn't ike girls, He'd stand ID before 4 machine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22

NEXT: When did Guatemala Galn Its inaeDendenes7 i2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22

Argentina will spend nearly 485,- 100000 on a network of bjgbWayg which Is O be completed by 1042,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-22

SCIENTIST, philosopher, author, - and diplomat was Benjamin Franklin, great American patriot. A similar figure. in the annals of French history, was Marccllin Pierre Eugene BertheIot, who was born in 1927 and died in 1907.
 BeTtheIOt proved that organic compounds can be synthesized, or composed from other chemical elements, despite the belief of his day that Natures processes could not be duplicated. He produced the explosive gas, acetylcne, which led to inc discovery of even more dangerous war gases, and to the composition of synthetic rubber. After 70 years research, he es- tabIished the rule that chemical forces can be measured by the heat that is emitted.
 Yet, despite his scientific acliV. Ity, BertheI0t participated in the War of 1870 and became minister of public instruction in 1871. Tn this capacity he improved the sys- tenn of science instruction dn
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-21
New "Wamcat" Arrives

A seven-pound baby boy was born this morning at the May nard Columbus Hospital, Dr. Thomas Marcum attending, to Mir. and Mrs. M. Kapelowitz. The baby boy, son of Operator 'Kop- py' of the U. s. Signal Station at Nome, has been named Robert Farrell Kapelowitz, and is the lat est addition to the celebrated "Wamcats" - Washington Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System. Daddy Kapelowitz is proudly receiving the congratu- lations of his many friends and acquaintances, and mother and child are reported to be dong nicely at the hospital under the expert care of the Maynard Co. lumbus staff,
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-21
Northland Due

No word was heard today of the whereabouts of the Cutter Northland, Captain w. K. Scam- mel, which was due to arrive at Kotzebue Wednesday. It was supposed that the government vessel arrived there and will come to Nome as soon as the weather improves sufficiently.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-21

The PAA Electra was again postponed on its flight to Nome from Fairbanks, due to weather, it was reported by the Nome sta- ton of that organization. It was further learned that Joe Meherin, territorially known salesman for Hill Bros. Coffee and other lead ing wholesale houses, was to be a passenger as soon as the plane is able to take-off for Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-21
North Star St. Mike

Word received today declared that the Office of Indian Affairs vessel North Star, Capt. Frank Whitlam, has discharged its frei ght at Golovin and proceeded to St. Michael, where ii is awaiting let-up in the weather so 1t can come to Nome, where there IS cargo to unload, before sailing north for Point Barrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-21
Weather Today
 GU. s. Weather Bureau)

It was cloudy in the western coast region this morning with fog and rain in the Kuskokwim section. Clear weather prevail ed over most of interior Alaska. Night temperatures were lower with B at Council and a light frost reported from Nulato. High atmospheric pressure from the Gulf predominates over the Territory and storm areas of yes terday have moved on east of Dawson.
 The highest temperature in Nome yesterday afternoon was 68 and the lowest this morning was 37.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-21
Airplane News
 Nome Airport

Pilot Walt Hall of the Mirow Air Service returned to Nome this afternoon from Fairbanks with first class mail. There were no passengers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-08-21
Hospital Notes

Mrs. Pat Sthay, wife of Pat Sthay, power house employee of the Hammon Company, left the hospital today for her home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-16
VIII HNEH . N WI WIFI @
81 LeqaLs
BY Al Capp
BY Thompson and Coll

pared by Russell B. Moore Co., Inc, Con-
s SSsliting Engineers, will. be received at the
sfhcs OF the Board Of Public, Works and
Standard Time. the 18th day of June. 1895.
and Will be publicly opened and read This
PWA Docket No. 1o1o-R Indiana. '0O0 ana
This work will be installed under q
City of LaPorte Indiana. and the meT United ted
States Government.
The Contractor in doing the work shall
the Emergency Relief appropristion ACE
Oh congress OF 1885. the regulations issued
pursuant thereto BY the President Of the
PWA 1855 Loans and Grants. dated July
Y 1898. and amendments. prescribed BY
me me Federai Emergency Administration Of
Wage rates on this work shall not be
Tess tnan tne prescribed scale of wages
Of Chapter 31e of the Acts of General AS
sembly OF Indiana Of 1885. and as APP
preyed By the Federal Government.
ms BID certified check or cashiers check
for IN amount not less than five per cent
in the amount of not less f ths f,Se Op nsr
cent Of the bid. In case the successful
bidder fails 10 execute a contract with the
shall be forfeited to the City as iiauidated
Proposals shall be properly and COM
rished by the Consulting Engineer in sc-
cordance with PORN 96 with non Collision
as!sdavit required by the statutes Of In
diana and must be accompanied BY CUES
tionnaire Form e6-A. State Board of Ac-
counts. for any bid of IS 500 or more
All bids shall be filed on or before thu
dav and hour mentioned above. No pro.
posal presented after this time will be re-
ceived. and permission will not be given
TO withdraw. modify explain or coz ect
any ngures or description in anv such bid
certined check. or afhdayit after such day
The successful contractor shall provide.
az the time OF the signing of the con-
tract. bond in the amount OF is0es Of
ne contract as provided in the General
Work sh6n be paid for from fun1s de-
rived from sale OF bonds to the rsderaI
Goyernmeht and award mall be condi-
construction. The CITY may hold pro-
posals for sixty DAYS. during which time
the bidders may not withdraw their pro-
posals.
The Board of Public Works and Safety
rese fves the right to reject any or all bids
and TO waive any informalities.
Instructions to Bidders. Plans specih-
Ss Board ' Of a Pubc work. ' and o ss.,g Of
State Board of Accounts INDIANAPOLIS
Indiana. or may be obtained from Russell
3, Moore Co.: Inc. Consultir9 Engineers.
oils Indiana. BY depositine ne sum Of
$4,000. which sum viii be I anded upon
the return OF the plans and specifications
in good condition within 30 DAYS from
receipt OF bona hde bid. In case no b.
Is submitted the amount OF SIS 90 will BE-
refunded upon return OF plans and specl-
ncations IN good condition within 30 DAYS
Board Of Public Works and Safety.
May .. 1889. = ''sA' s'
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NOTICE or SALE or BONDS


NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received by The Board of School Commits
sioners of the City of Indiana polls. Indi-
ner of Meridian and Ohio Streets. in the
City of Indianapolis. Indiana, until 1900
o'clock noon. Central Standard Time May
22nd, 1895 when bids will be opened for
the sale of One Hundred and Twenty Thou
sand Dollars tS120, 900 00) of bonds of said
school City: Said bonds shall be 100 in
number and numbered from 1 to 100 in
OF 81. 100000 They shall he dated May
28th, 1885. and shall bear interest at the
rate of three and one half (3z9sl per
be evidenced by interest warrants or cou-
pons attached to each of said bonds ma
turing on the LIST DAY, OF January and July
paid. the coupon of January ist 1887. be-
ing for interest to that date. Said bonds
shall mature on July LIST of each year. be-
list, 1856. and there shall mature Of the
principal of said bonds on each July lst
until and including July LIST, 1856. the sum
Of Six Thousand Dollars $4,000. Co., Said
bonds shall mature on the days aforesaid
In the order of their serial numbers.
SAID bonds are being issued for the .pur-
pose OF raising funds for the construc-
ton OF six room addition to and max
ing alterations on School Building No. Fl
and constructing an auditorium and three
room addition to and making alterations
ONIOOi oOA4O41E W. II. al the lily o.
Indianapolis.
Bids to be in sealed envelopes addressed
to The Board of School Commissioners
southwest corner of Meridian and Ohio
Streets. Indianapolis. Indiana, endorsed
Bid for School Building Bonds Of May.
A prospectus Of said bonds. form and
envelopes necessary to be used in bid
ding will be furnished upon application to
the undersigned. Said bonds will be is
sued by the undersigned pursuant TO for
NAL corporate action taken by this board
on February IS. 1886 and on April e0th
1885, pursuant to the Indiana statute of
March 9Th. 1881. Acts 1881. page 29l.
The fun right is reserved by the Board
In its discretion. to reject any and all bids.
No bid will be considered except those
made on the bid blank attached to and
made part of said prospectus.
Each bid shall be accompanied by q
cashiers check on a responsible Indianap-
oils bank or trust company or a check
certified by such a bank or trust COM
pany and PAYABLE TO the order of The
Board Of School Commissioners Of the
City Of Indianapolis for at least three
per cent f3rs) of the face value Of the
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY A. B. Good Business Director.
Indiana polls. Indiana. Nav !. 1885
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PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH-1935 r. S. coupe. p.
j. model. Good rubber; good
paint and good mechanically.
Hot water heater We are CIV
ing it away at $425. RI-4931.
800 NJ Meridian st.
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PACKARD-'29 4-dr. sedan, s225.
FRANK HATFIELD co. Lot 628
N. Capitol-aV.
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81 LeqaLs

Board of School Commissioners, $50 North
Meridian Street. Indianapolis indiana, at
O'Clock p. m. Tuesday. May 26, 1896.
the City of Indianapolis
BY A. B. Good. Business Director.
Indianapolis Indiana, May Is. 1886.
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PACKARD-1930 Club sedan fin
ished in a robin-egg blue; has
had the very best of care; a DEM
onstratiop will convipce you of
its value, at only $225. CENTRAL
BUICK CO., 1872 N. Meridian. IL
1895.
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73 Wanted Automobiles
81 LegdLs

Treasury Department. Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit, SIG
Guaranty Building. Indianapolis. Indiana
on "' April %, ' 1856. " one es' 1855 Dodge oss
Coupe automobile. Motor No. D-2l35492
with accessories. was. seized in Marion
County. State of Indiana, for violation
Of the Internal Revenue Laws, to-wit:
Section 3450 United States Revised Stat
utes. Any person claiming said automo-
Fore 9une and nee s4ch
and give bond for costs as provided in
Section $3.50. U. S. Revised Statutes,
soa it viii be sole pFOysiEdeddo N
James E. Scanlon. Investigator in Charge.
Treasury Department. Bureau Of In
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis, Indiana,
May g. 1885. Notice is hereby given that
Coach 0 April a5 sss Motor iss No syS
with accessories. was seized in Henry
County. State OF Indiana. for violation
of the Internal Revenue Laws. to-wit:
utes. ANY person claiming said automo-
bile must appear at my office on or be-
fore June T. 1885, and make such claim
seeo give ssS or s0s Revised
otherwise it will be sold as provided in
Section 3c3 of the Act of August 81, 1885.
James e. scanlon. Investigator in Charge.
Notice to Taxpayers Of Intention to
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
of the School City of Indianapolis that
the Board of School Commissioners of the
City of Indianapolis at a regular meeting
held on May 70. 1886. BY resolution No.
cal duly recorded in its minutes deter
mined ordered and directed the Business
Director TO cause the following transfer to
be made in conformity with the provi-
(Page 247l.
Transfer from:
Account No.
72s73-Temporary Loan Interest. $500 90
Transfer to:
Account No.
l0320-Olsce Supplies and Expense 100 90
iOq45-Water rent --......... $500
l0946-Eiectric current -..... 400. 90
piiesIelementary schools :. 1000 .oc
3l446-Electric currents. II. s.. $50. 90
31546-Electric current-E. M. T.
sl547-aiasaE. N. T. II. So. So. 900
3i646-E1ectric current-A- T. s.. 100 .0C
3i746-Electric current-B. r. H. s. 800 90
3ls46-Electric current-C. A. n s. $50 90
3i946-Electric current--G. w. II. g. $50 90
52446-Electric current-Liorary $4,000
Hearing relative to the foregoing trans
fers viii be held ct the o1scs Of the
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NASH

~S~~~~s~~~~~~~~~es~~~~
NASH-l929 cabriolet; $l25. Real
clean: liberal trade; very easy
terms. Open to p. m. and all
day Sunday. NORTH SIDE
CHEVROLET, INC, 836 E. 63rd.,
Broad Ripple.
NASH-1s34 Ambassador sedan.
Radio and heater; built-in trunk.
A beautiful job and a wonderful
bargain at s495. MERIDIAN
MOTOR SALES CO., INC. RI
1891. $40 N. Meridian st.
NASh-'28 sedan, $50 down. HARRY
A. SHARP CO., 443 virginia-av.
NASH-'3l 4-dr. sedan, SIS. FRANK
HATFIELD co. Lot Illinois and
ST. Clair.sts.
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Notice to Bidders

Notice 70 Bldders
Sealed proposals for the construction of
q Sewage Treatment Works and appurete.
nances thereto as shown on the plans and
now on nle in the once OF
the Board OF Public Works and Safety
Of the City OF Lasorte. Indians. IS pre-
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LA SALE

~~~s~~~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
LASALLE-1s31c coupe; W. W; neatly
finished. here is a motor car that
a demonstration will convince the
most exacting and critical buyer
that it as bargain, at only $3.50.
CENTRAL BUICK CO. On the
lot, 900 N. Meridian. LI-2677.
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20 Automobiles for Sale


OLDS-l935 touring sedan; low
mileage; one owner. Smartly
finished in beautiful Cobalt blue,
attractively priced at s675. CEN
TRIAL BUICK CO., 900 N. Meri-
dian. On the lot LI-2677.
OLDS-193l sedan: 6 W. W., smart
~ finished in ebony. striped in
gold; here is smart little mo-
tor car, one that will convince the
most exacting buyer that 1t is a
bargain at SEAS, today only. CEN
TRIAL BUICK co. On the lot,
900 N. Meridian. LI-2677.
NO. $3.50 Olds sedan; $3.50. West
Side Chevrolet, 1880 Main ST.,
Speedway.
90 OLDS-Coupe, SIS. c. o. War
mock Co. 91o z washington
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HUPMOBILE

HUPMOBILE-1929 sedan; SIS; six
wire wheels, s cylinders; special
at this price. Easy terms. Open
to 8 p. m. NORTH SIDE CHEW
ROLET. INC, S36 E. 63rd., Broad
Ripple,
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FORBES touring sedan, sos down.
HARRY A. SHARP co. Lot 18th
and Meridian.
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FORBES de luxe 4-dr. sedan, sos
down. HARRY A. SHARP CO..
Lot 18th and Meridian.