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EIGHT AND FORTY

The second annual commemorative
observance Of the District World War
Memorial will again be presented May
l at 2:30 pm. This year the general
plans are under the management of
= joint committee composed Of repre-
sentatives from the American Legion,
American Legion Auxiliary, Forty and
Eight and the Eight ct Forty.
Department Comdr. Horace w. Line
burg, Department President Mary K.
Killeen, Grande Chef de Care jess
Chaillett and lie Chapeau Department
tai Bess London Fame are honor men,
bers OF the committee.
Past National Chapeau Dorothy B.
Harper Is general chairman, Martin
Goerl, secretary, and z. Louise War
rem, assistant secretary; Lloyd A. Bur-
key, treasurer. Various subcommit-
tees are: Juniors Mary B. McMillen,
chairman, and Amelia Boberg, vice
chairman. Sons Of the Legion, detach-
ment commander, w. H. Clifford; civic
organization contacts, Joseph E.
Walker and Janet McRae; platform,
Walter Grifith and Edna Mcintosh;
Gold Star relatives, Maj Thomas J..
Frailey, Alberta Lacy and Faustine
Dennis; distinguished guests, Marie E.
Dyer; post and unit colors, Frances
Leonard, w. H. Hargrave; marshals,
Helen McCabe and Marie Luebket;
ushers, Edith Landvoigt, Anna FL
liott, Ann hewitt and Virginia Nc
Carthy and all Eight ct Forty partners
in regulation uniform.
lie Chapeau Rationale N-ollie Averiu
will be q distinguished speaker. The
Marine Band concert will commence.
at 3 pm. and the afternoon program
will exemplify the purpose Of the May
day observance" Object, American
ISM" silently refuting subversive dem
onstrations on May day; Child Wei
fare" perpetuates patriotic rever-
ence for our World War dead; Com
munity Service" symbolizes the sig
nificance of the District World War
Memorial.
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W. c. T. u. NEWS

Northwest Union met at Calvary
Baptist Church, with Mrs. c. j.
Crouch presiding. After the devotional
by Mrs. Amy Weech Mrs. Jennie E.
Wright spoke briefly and Mrs. o. B.
Taylor led in prayer for the sick mem.
bers. The guest speaker was Miss
Laura Lindley, secretary Of the Anti.
Saloon League.
The next meeting will be April 10
at Calvary Baptist Church.
Georgetown Union gave luncheon
to raise money for the educational
fund at the home Of Mrs. r. J. Hoage,
321 Bradley lane. The president, Mrs.
Albert Stabler, presided. The devo-
tional exercises were in charge Of Mrs.
c. H. Gray.
Mrs Harriet w. Symonds WAS made
life member.
Washington Baptist Church invited
the union to hold Sunday evening
meeting at the church. Cards were
distributed to flnd out the dry CONNER
cial places in the District. Also .
straw vote on the Supreme Court Is.
sue was taken
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MASONIC

Robert de Bruce Council, knights
Kadosh OF the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, held q
special meeting at the cathedral Tues
day and conferred the twenty-second
and twenty-third degrees.
Next Tuesday evening, April s.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will meet
and Robert de Bruce Council will also
hold special meeting for the con-
ferring Of the twenty-fourth degree.
Rehearsal Of that degree viii be held
Monday evening at 7:30, at the
Cathedral.
Walter Heber, president Of the uni
form bodies Of Capitol Forest, Tall
Cedars Of Lebanon, has completed
arrangements for q dart bingo party,
sponsored by the uniform bodies, in
the Northeast Masonic Temple on
April Z.
District Representative Thomas c.
Havell and past grand Tall Cedar of
Capitol Forest have made plans for
the district ceremonial at Hagerstown,
April 10. The officers, baAd, rangers
and large delegation Of Capitol Forest
will accompany Mr. Havell, leaving on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from
the University Station at 3 pm.
Brightwood Chapter, No. 9, r. A. NJ,
will meet "wednesday ut 7:3o pm. The
Past Master and Most Excellent Mas
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DE MOLAY

An obligatory service will be held
today at the Francis Asbury M. Z.
Church South.
The Eastern Club, under the direc-
ton of Otis jenkins and supervision
of Paul Gable, has applied for q
charter. The constitution has been
drawn and approved by Charles Hart,
principal Of Eastern High School.
A variety Of teams, including base
ball and ping pong, are being formed.
All members wishing to enlist in such
activities will consult the proper COM
mittees.
On April 9 De Molay has been in
vited to attend a dance given by
Bethel No. 4, Jobs Daughters.
On April 10 the Tech Club will give
q straw ride and vicente roast. All
attending will meet at Sixth and New
York avenue ut pm.
A large party Of De Molays joined
the Jobs Daughters Of Maryland
State In . banquet and dance at the
Maryland Casualty Club.
The next meeting Win b bald
April 10.
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P. E. O. SISTERHOOD

Chapter G met at the home Of Mrs.
Richard E. Claughton, president,
March rs, with Mr.. John M. Beaver
as assistant hostess. The meeting was
preceded by . luncheon. A quiz OF
the P. E. o. constitution was given by
Mrs. c. G. Coombs. Mrs. Faber Stew
enson, past president Of the National
Pen Women's League, spoke on Q visit
to the University Of Minnesota ana
adjacent States, and spoke OF her as
sociation with P. E. O's Of the North
west. Mrs. Harry L. Underwood, State
treasurer, gave Q resume OF q recent
trip to Florida.
Mrs. E. ]. Wright, q member OF
Chapter B, Shelton, Wash, was
guest.
Chapter F met ut the home OF Mrs.
Frank j. Gillies, $40 North Lincoln
street, Arlington, Va, with Mrs. D. O.
Throgmorton as assistant hostess.
The vice president, Miss Airline Baker,
presided. Parke Arnold, journalht and
lecturer, gave An illustrated lecture on
his recent travels through Mexico.
Guests wsre: Mrs. Ralph p. Day, N.
Columbus, Ohio: Mrs. Davis, n, Co.
lumbus, Ohio. sud from Arlington,
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SORORITY NEWS

Zeta Chapter Of Tau Beta Phi
Sorority, Inc, will have cocktail party
at the home Of Mrs. Gilbert L. Began
402 Emerson street, today from to 6
O'Clock. Mrs. Joseph A. Quigley, ma
tional president, and Miss Emma Lee
Mcknight, Alpha province president,
will be guests.
The founders day banquet Of the
Alumnae Chapter Of Alpha XII Delta
will be held at the American Associa-
ton Of University Women, 1884 street,
Thursday at pm. All members Of
the sorority who wish to attend, call
Miss Phyllis Jones, Emerson 1860, by
Tuesday. A special program has been
arranged.
Phi Delta Alpha Sorority will hold
q Bohemian party at the Russian Club
Troika this evening. The committee In
charge Of arrangements consists Of
Miss Alice Elizabeth Donnelly, chair
man: Miss Catherine Dorsch and Miss
Mary Abel.
District Of Columbia Alumnae Chap
ter of Alpha Chi Omega will meet
Tuesday at 1880 In the home of Miss
Bettina Sergeant, 273o Chesapeake
street. Assistant hostesses will be Miss
Eloise Mills and Miss Lois Townsend
Beta Psi Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta
Sorority, Inc, met at the home Of
Gladys Hicks, 70 Spencer street, Hy-
attsville, last Monday. Plans were dis
cussed for the Eastern social, which
will be held at one Of the Washington
hotels in the early part Of May. Mem
bers OF the New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and West Palm Beach
Chapters will be the guests Of the
Washington chapters The Washing
ton chapters held dance last night
ut Bannockburn Country Club. The
annual province meeting will be held
today at Wardman Park Hotel, Janet
Rock Richardson, province director Of
the Epsilon Province presiding. Beta
Psi Chapter is rushing" the follow
ing: Kaye Thompson, Florence Bond,
Helen Walker, Barbara Cornell and
Helen Bond.
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ter degrees will be conferred. Refresh.
ments will be served.

The sixth annual stag night Of Leb-
anon Lodge, F. A. A. M, will be held
April IL at the Willard Hotel. General
Chairman Roger C. Power announced
the master Of ceremonies will be Arthur
B. Pierce. Other features will include
dance numbers, novelty songs, instru-
mental selections and boxing and
wrestling matches.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Lamb
skin Club will hold card party Thurs
day in Northeast Masonic Temple At
$50 pm.
King Solomon Lodge will meet We'd
nesday at l pm. The F. c. degree
will be conferred and members Of the
April classes will be welcomed.
At the last meeting Potomac Chap
ter, No 8, r. A. NJ, was entertained
by R. H. Davidson Of the Chesapeake
g. Potomac Telephone Co. with . short
talk on Rhymes of the Telephone
Man" There were also shown three
reels Of sound pictures depicting the
progress in the telephone and radio
industry. At the convocation April
13 High Priest Philip B. Ward an
nounces the Mark Master degree will
be conferred.
A meeting of the Masters Assoc1a-
ton of 1887 was held at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Wednesday
evening. As invited guests Mrs. Julia
Streeter, president Of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, her husband,
Mai. Wallace Streeter, and John
Eiseman, chairman of the grand lodge
Committee on Masonic Education,
were present and addressed the meet
ing.
The association will hold = Masonic
field day June at Grifnth Stadium
to raise funds to defray the expense
of landscaping the grounds OF the
home, as well as the making Of other
improvements. Among the attractions
at the field day will be a base ball
game between the teams from Kaui-
polls Grotto and Almas Temple. as
well Is exhibitions by the Shrine Drill
team and . like team from Jobs
Daughters.
The association was entertained by
musical selections by Policeman John
Lusby and his wife.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

Court District of Columbia will hold
a business meeting at the Willard
Hotel Tuesday evening.
The organization will give its an
nual card party and dance Thursday
at the Willard Hotel at $50 pm. A
large number Of the members and
their friends have reserved patron and
patroness tables.
A program has been arranged for
the social meeting of the court on
April 20, when Rev. ]. ]. Thomphns
will deliver an illustrated lecture on
THE Shrines Of the North American
Martyrs at Auriesville, N. Y"
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY

Gamma Chapter will meet tomor-
row evening in Pierce Hall, with Mrs.
Pearl R. Friede presiding A study
of German opera will be taken UP
under the leadership Of Mrs. Evelyn T..
Haller, with the following program:
Mozart and German Opcra," Miss
Lulu Adams Don Giovanni and
The Magic Flute" Miss Emma Hof-
fer; "Wagner's Contributions to Mu-
Sic" Mrs. Esma Maybee Lachowicz;
''Lohengrin," Miss Sophia Lunsford,
and Tristan and Isolde" Mrs. J. Le
Roy Elliott.
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Foot Ball Player Ruled Off

For the first time in 20 years
player was ruled OIL famous Queens
Park foot ball team when White was
ordered out OF the game with et.
Johnstone ut Glasgow, Scotland.
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Va, were Mrs. Harold Heller and Miss
Nancy Lee Throgmorton.

Chapter I met Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Ada Savage, 2 Rosemary
street, Chevy Chase, Md, for luncheon.
Guests were Mrs Keys, Chapter R.
Wisconsin; Mrs. Turley, Chapter B,
District Of Columbia Mrs. Whelan,
Mrs. Neeley and Mrs. Freer.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Orvel Johnson. at the Hotel May
flower, April IA, at 1890 pm
Chapter j met at the home of Mrs
Mildred Bucklin, l744 Rhodes, Airing
ton, Va.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Bfrnice Finn, 82l
Quackenbos street, Tuesday at
O'Clock.
The P. E. o. luncheon for April will
be held 1T Woodward d. Lothrop's tea
room April 20, instead of the hrst
Wednesday, to give visiting members
attending D. A. r. Congress an op-
portunity to be present. Chapter A
will be hostess. Make reservations
with Mrs. Arthur J. Linn, Green
wood 2425.
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The Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation of 1887 and the Masters As
sociation of 1897 will hold a Joint
banquet and dance May at the
National Press Club.
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Esther Chapters Auxiliary Home
Board will hold card party at the
! home of Missse> Eva and Louise
Lester, 68lO Ninth street, next Sat-
urday night. There will be other
games and refreshments
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AIOHl 1.SU 70 I.oU pm. 6L NOIInS0SC
Masonic Temple
Mrs. Freddy G. de Lesdernier, ma
tron of Columbia Chapter, announces
the next meeting has been designated
as associate matrons and associate
patrons night.
The Sunshine Committee will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie S. Haigh,
5710 Colorado avenue Wednesday for
luncheon and short business meet
ing.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Grace
A. Gilcrest, 1918 Emerson street, We'd
nesday evening, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gibson Grey assisting.
The Bethany Social Boosters will
meet at the home Of the matron, Mrs.
Ruth Leighton, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Corinne Edwards will entertain
the Sunshine Committee at 34os Sev-
enteenth street northeast Thursday
with luncheon and cards.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold q turkey dinner ut Almas
Temple on April 20. The Spring rum
mage sale date will be given later.
Call Georgia 3031 for collections.
At the next meeting the chapter will
celebrate its birthday anniversary, with
the grand matron and grand patron
as special guests. Dancing and refresh
ments.
The officers and chairman OF the
chapter gave Patron Ashby Marshall a
surprise birthday party Wednesday
night.
Myrtle Humphreys, matron Of Fed
eral Chapter, announces the meeting
next Thursday will be charter men,
bers' night. Entertainment and re-
treatments. Next Tuesday m Ada
Christie luncheon Will be held ut the
home Of Mrs. Mary Z. Shepherd, 14So
Evening star., 1937-04-04

Lieut.. q. g. Eugene c. Carusi has
been promoted to senior lieutenant
and assigned to the staff Of the bat
talon commander Lieut.. Carusi Is
an assistant United States district at
torney for the District of Columbia.
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Matron Ruth H. Newcomer OF
Areme Chapter announces the meet
ing April will be associates night,
when the guests OF honor will be en-
tertained by program, followed by
dancing.
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Miss Anne Guilford, chairman Of
the Auxiliary Home Board of Naomi
Chapter, invites all chapter members
and friends to join the Home Board
Tuesday in benefit card party at the
home OF Mrs. Maude Brenizer, 1900
Sixteenth street.
The chapter committee will serve
a dinner at Almas Temple April Is
from 4:30 to 7pm.
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Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
Tuesday evening, with Matron Char
lotte E. Spencer and Patron William
D. Elicit presiding. Entertainment
and refreshments
The Friday Night Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Caroline D. Flanner,
36l3 Military road.
A bridge luncheon will be held at
Fuhrman's Inn April 80. 1890 pm.
The Ways and Means Committee
is sponsoring dance at the Hayloft
May at $50 pm.
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Members Of the local battalion are
being given target practice every Sat-
urday afternoon at the range In the
Washington Navy Yard.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1884 master de luxe coupe;
rumble seat. all modern safety features,
so sspotlessly clean; all good rubber: $3.50;
60cday guarantee. Howard g. Kearney,
42ol Conn. ave. clev. 2l15. i
PLYMOUTH 1884 special de luxe 4-door
sedan, built-in trunk. 8 wire wheels ebony
looks looks like new; 9o-day guarantee; $50
down, $3.50, month. Smoot Motor Co..
1900 Wisconsin ave. West 1852
PLYMouTHs-193 coacn. S525. only S95
MOTOR. CAR CO. Branch 1927 I4th NV
PLYMOUTH 1896, de luxe coupe; rumble
seat, safety steel body. floating power en-
gine perfect: I,s hydraulic brakes, low mile
age. like new every way; 60-day guar
antee; $3.50. Howard & Kearney, 420l
Conn. ave. Cleveland Glib j.
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door sedan, with
miles by company officer; like brand new
IN every way; neW-car guarantee; save g.
Edr l9t OF money Howard & Kearney, 42Ol
PONTIAC 1888 2-door touring sedan;
built-in trunk, smooth straight-S motor,
clean black body and mohair interior; &
eXceieat eoSnea tires; $3.50; sooooday guarantee.
Cleveland 2115. i
PONTIAC 1896 coupe. 6-cyl.; splendid con-
dltlon; privately owned: S495: driven
10000 miles. North 5473J. evenings.
PONTIAC 1881 sedan, Sl45; in excellent
mechanical condition: all good tires; paint
IS Ok; low down payment and easy terms
L: r. Steuart, Inc. The Old Reliable"
1873 l4th st. NV: Decatur 1900
PONTIAC 1888 coach. black Fisher body
with no-draft ventilation; smooth quiet
straight-S motor; clean velour upholstery,
excellent tires. Priced low with small
down payment and easy terms including
our Famous Blue Ribbon Guarantee and
80 DAYS no-cost service. Triangle Ford
tional 1886
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FORD 1896 Tudor touring sedan with
bullt-1n trunk; attractive green finish.
dual horns and rear lights safety glass all
mechanical order. Trade your 1881 Ford,
Chevrolet or Plymouth as down payment:
easy terms, including our Famous Blue
Ribbon Guarantee and 30 days no-coSt
service. Triangle Ford Dealers No > N. Y.
ave. NV. National 39S2
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FORD 1885 Tudor trunk sedan: twin horns
and tall-lampS, Shatterproof glass in all
steel body attractive blue finish. spotlesSly
clean and sound throughout > nearly new
tires. Trade your 1881 Ford Chevrolet
or Plymouth as down payment; easy terms,
including our Famous Blue Ribbon Guar
antee and 30 days no-CoSt service Tri-
angle Ford Dealers. 4th and Fla. ave. ne.
National ROM
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FORD 1885 coupe: black baked enamel
cord upholstery fine VS. motor, running
smoothly: very good tires. Trade your
1891 Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth as down
Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 30 days no.
cost service. Triangle Ford Dealers. 4th
and Fla ave u e National ROM
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD '37 8 touring sedan; used as
company car with low mileage; new-car
as low as s35 per mo mo. North i'v Washinston iS
motors Packard dealers. S527 Ga. ave.
PACKARDs.-1937 4-door touring sedan,
black finish; company's car; newcar title;
warranty. 1887 convertible coupe, 5000
miles also ootrn three CD 1920 4-do9r touring
monfh VIII ePe eRedGe trade pRY moTo 59ya
CAR CO. Packard dealers, 5000 Conn. ave.
PACKARD '37, touring sedan; used as
company car; low mileage; new-car guar
Washington Motors, Packard dealers, 1927
Ga. ave. Shepherd 34l0.
PACKARD CONVERTIBLE SEDAN,
dnh PRy Mook eR'fss Gar co pask
ard Dealers. 5000 Conn. ave. NV
PLYMOUTH, 1885 4-door sedan, with
buit-in trunk: mileage $4,000; car bought
driven carefully by owner: like new; $3.50.
Apply II st. NV. Potomac o253. Pri-
Vate owner.
PLYMOUTH 1892 coupe: rumble seat wire
wheels, new tires: ,4-cylinder floating power
Woody. rear 1916 North Cap. Met s044.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan; black
brakes, clean and sound as new excellent
tires; $435 60-day guarantee. Howard
q kearney. 42Ol Conn. ave. Clev. 2115. i
PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door touring sedan de
all with new-car guarantees See Bob
Rutledge and save money 4S Md ave-,
HyattSville. Greenwood 2412
PLYMOUTH de luxe 1886 coupe. like new;
lady must sell due to illness; could be
taken over for unpaid balance: payments
small Call Emerson 7402.
PLYMOUTH 1882 sport roadster; s35
MOTOR CAR CO, 1927 l4th NV
PLYMOUTH 1882 coupe original tan
finish is perfect. fine tires. spotless inside
motor perfect; has had unusually fine care
by original owner 5000. Pohanka Service
ll26 2Oth st. NV. Dist. 9l4l.
PLYMOUTH 1884 coach; finish and inte-
rior. clean and show no wear; faultless
mechanically; ; very good tires; S:}25;
6O-day guarantee. Howard e. Kearney,
420l Conn. ave. Cleveland 21l5. |"
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1873 De Soto Coune

RADIO and HEATER. Has a
roomy rumble seat. Finished
in Opalescent Green. Twin
rear lights, horns and wind
shield wipers. Is running
quietly and with real
Ike SSs3G.y; Ssx ~.-i Tires arc $3.50
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PACKARD 1896 4-door touring sedan;
original factory maroon finish; Al con-
dltion: Sl45 down S35 month. PRY
MOTOR CAR CO. 1927 l4th.
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FORD 1893 sport coupe original finish Is
perfect. fine tires, mechanically perfect;
$3.50. Pohanka Service, 1126 goth st. NV.
Dist. DIAL.
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e o M e IN mO,r
and choose from,
al M a X eS
models & prices.
1885 Hudson "8" Sedon

A two-door car that is roomy
and comfortable. Opalescent
green finish. Dual horns and
rear lights. Radio equipped.
A car that is in splendid con-
dltion and priced CA7E
low " DID
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

TERRAPLANE 1888 custom 4-door sedan
perfect black paint. clean throughout. good
rubber, wonderful performance. Gold Seal
guarantee and personally indorsed S2g5
Fleming Motor Corp. Champlain ST. at
kalorama I'd, "a block east OF 2155 18th
st. Col. 1920.
BANKRUPTCY SALE by auction of Is
automobiles including 1885 and 1884
Ford, Hudson and Terraplane; Chevrolet.
Buick and Nash; Also Chevrolet 1Ea-,ton
May T. 2 pm Bolitha j. Laws, trustee in
bankruptcy Of Nolan Motor Co.. Inc,
Adam A. Weschler & Son, aucts
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FORD 1884 Fordor sedan: quiet power
ful VS. motor in excellent shape: clean
Interior. fine finish good tires. Honestly
Priced at 500. Pay $50 down: easy. hon
est. economical G. NJ. A. c. terms on bal
anCe Owens Motor Co 6So3 Ga ave
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1888 sport coupe, original finish is
perfect. fine tires, mechanically perfect;
S;s, S25o' Pohanka Service 1l26 goth st. NV,
FORD 1896 Tudor sedan; black all-steel
BODY without scratch, upholstery clean
and H., ,unworn. motor Just nicely broken in,
Steuart, NE Branch. l41 18th st. ne.
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan, in black: oriei-
1st,a nal hnsh msi- and upholstery clean and show
good tires: S345; guaranteed. L. p Steu-
I, art bt,c Ne d5od Branch l4l 18th st. ne, At
FORD 1897 demonstrators. s to choose
from: these cars, carry a new-car guar
! antee WIN give large reduction; See Mr..
Taylor Northwest Motor &C.. 672o Wis
FORD 1887 de luxe Tudor; white sidewall
tires; chrome wheels: mileage 1850; radio
sISi ana heater Price. 5000; no trades. Phone
FoRp FOB ;. 1924 q 4 De luxe Tudor sedan: driven
S19S. 1921 Conn. Cleveland S40l
gray color: equipped with heater. radio:
oaebec s5 nah p nsoo NV Aaaas @ss 75ss 5ss $500
FORD 1884 Tudor. S2l5. Must be seen to
appreciate Motor. paint perfect through
ah Easy potomsc teGms Gentury Motors aes2
GRAHAM 1898 6-wheel sedan; good con-
ditlon throuehout; style, dependability at
low cost: private: S195. Decatur 5399.
GRAHAM 1888 sedan, has had unusually
hne care by original owner; the attractive
not a scratch or bump anywhere spotless
inside, 1r,Si 5 perfect tires; Your inspection
care; = S242; 2,s+ Pohanka Service. 1926 goth
GRAHAM 1885 2-door coach, S479: as
clean as can be: finished in black; not a
mar or scratch; the motor is powerful,
qulGS ana smooth as new; fully guaranteed;
l: Ll::,oP. ?. Steuart. Inc, The Old Reliable"
HUDSON sedan 1894; beautiful black,
cream wheels. good tires, motor excellent
conoltlon: must be seen to be appreciated;
a wonderful buy. Gold Seal guarantee and
personally Pern GE lndorSed, S395i Fleming Motor
block east of 2l55 18th st. Col 1920.
HUPMOBILE 1888 de luxe cabriolet; at
tractlVe blue finish. six wire wheels metal
tlre covers; fine tires and it runs perfectly.
very sporty and real value at only S275
pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV. Dis
LA SALE 1882 convertible coupe;
aaauamarine blue finish. black Khaki top.
General tires Truly a sporty Job SS5
down, 81 month: PRY MOTOR CAR CO,
Packard Dealer. 5000 Conn. ave.
LlNCOL-zEPHYR sedan offered at a saw
lngs OF several hundred dollars from origi-
nal cost. Your opportunity to own the
SmarteSt car on the road today Has COM
tort de luxe. Most economical to drive
Il to & miles per gallon. Terms to suit;
liberal allowance on your present car. See
w. G. Hill. at Hill g. Tibbitts. lila Vt.
ave. NV.
PIERCE-ARROW 1881 de luxe sedan,
7-pasS.. q wire wheels. well fender. excel
lent Zen tires and appearance. A splendid car
Tor large family. priced at only S169, on
your own terms. Logan Motor Co. iii
18th st. NV.