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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
Hopes Growing For
Strike Settlement
By Mediation Body
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pleaded for, prevailed, but against the
angry dissent of the steel companies
involved. 80
Scheduled reopenings of one Re
public Steel plant in Youngstown and
three Youngstown Sheet & Tube
plants in the same city moved Cover
nor Martin Davey to order 1899 Ohio
National Guardsmen into the troubled
areas early in the day.
There will be butchery and blood
shed if the mill gates open," union
leaders had wired the President and
the governor.
First the governor talked with the
President, who approved, said Davey,
Chairman Taft, Of the mediation
board, added his plea.
The steel companies, adamant, said
the State must be responsible for
keeping non-strikers from their jobs.
Taft said the decision Of Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube and Republic not
to reopen their Youngstown plants
this morning also contributed to the
chances for a settlement.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
PARSONS CONVINCED
WIFE WAS KIDNAPPED
Says He Will Call in Officers If Moth
ing Is Heard of AbductOrs
By Thursday

Stony Brook, N. Y, June % (AP)-
Earl Connolly, inspector in charge of
Federal agents investigating the my
sterious disappearance of Mrs. Alice
Mcdonnell Parsons said today her
husband, William H. Parsons, is con-
WINGED she was kidnapped and is be-
ing held for ransom.
eff nothing is heard by Thursday,
June 24,' Parsons said in a public APP
peal yesterday, II will make a re-
quest to law enforcement officers to
proceed Immediately with any possible
action to bring to justice the persons
responsible for my wife's disappear
ance."
It has been suggested Mrs. Parsons
might have been slain or suffered
from amnesia, but her husband, Con-
nelly said inclines to the kidnapping
theory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
BARRYMORE AGAIN
FRIEND TO ELAINE
Divorced Couple Tell World They
Have Become Reconciled To
Each Other Now

Los Angeles, CAL, June 22-(AP)
John Barrymore and Elaine Barry,
after an ardent exchange of kisses
at railroad station today, announc-
ed they were reconciled again and she
would dismiss her introductory de-
cree of divorce.
Il love only john the dark-eyed
New Yorker said.
1--WE are very, very happy" added
Barrymore.
Miss Barry, born Elaine Jacobs, re-
turned today from personal appear
ance tour. After she had won her di-
vorce last April %, she went on the
stage in a short-lived play in San
Francisco. She also had d brief career
in the movies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
COTTON MARKET is
ALMOST UNCHANGED
Trading Confined Largely To July
Liquidation, With Close About
a, Before

New York, June % (AP)-Cotton
futures opened steady, unchanged to
one higher, with trading confined
largely to July liquidation and ex-
changing to later positions. October
sold off from 1915 to 1910 shortly aft
er the first half hour, when prices
were at net losses of 3 to ). points. Oc-
tober recovered from 1908 to 1918.
and at midday was within point of
the best when prices were generally
2 to 4 points net higher. Futures
closed barely steady, unchanged to
one HIGHER: SnOt steady middling II 80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
1O.o48 LBS. SPINACH
GROWN ON ONE ACRE

Murphy, June 22-J. B. Shields,
Cherokee county farmer, has finished
harvesting 1O,948 pounds of spinach
from a one-acreplot he told r. B.
Wooten assistant farm agent.
In growing the crop, Shields spent
S1745 for fertilizer $14 for lime, $19.45
for preparing the land, 81 for seed, 81
for cultivating, and $21 for harvesting
and hauling-a total of $3.50.
He sold the spinach to the local can
merry for $144.85 which gave him a net
profit of $66.05 from the acre.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
PAGE THREE

dered the marshal to take Moses in
to custody and remove him from the
room. He was hustled outside.
Moses testified in the Hauptmann
trial he was in the vicinity of st.
Raymond's cemetery, the Bronx, the
night of April 2, 1882, when the $780,
900 Lindbergh ransom was paid there.
He told of being hated by three men
as he drove along a road beside the
cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
STEELS LEAD RISE.
FOR STOCK MARKET
Traders Buy on Theory That Longer
Peace Reigns in Steel, Better
Chances Are

New York, June % (AP)-Steels
led quiet stock market higher today
but they showed little heart for the
advance. Wall Street circles said
traders bought on the theory the
longer peace rules on the steel strike
front. the better the chance for ami
cable settlement of disputes.
Bonds were quiet. Transactions ap-
nroyinoatad 100000 shares
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22

ing delayed briefly the execution of
Hauptmann.
Philip Moses, a Bronx. New York,
taxicab driver, rushed forward, laid
his hand on WendePs shoulder, and
declared, "This is the man; this is
the man.
Wendell did not move.
Federal Judge William Clark or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
K|WAN|S PLANNING
LARGER ACTIVITIES
Child Welfare and Church
Support Are Urged At
indianapolis Meet

Indianapolis, June 22.-"Kiwani
clubs IN the United States and Canada
are continuing to give leadership and
assistance for thousands of constr11c-
tive civic and welfare activities" de-
clared A Copeland Callen, of Urbana
ILL.,, president, today at the 21st ar
nual convention of the organizations
being held here
In community work the .91S climbs
made possible an increase in health
and educational accomplishments
general charity. better citizenshin
programs and agricultural projects !,
he said.
The following results were shown
in a statistical survey of club work
during the past year:
Clubs Engaged
Improvement Civic Conditions. L .637
Fairgrounds, Recreation
and Athletics 54S
Assistance to Under
Privileged Children ..1.49S
General Charity Work. 1856
Juvenile Work 35S
Educational Work .307
Aid to Business and Industry 1874
Patriotic Endeavors
Citizenship .1.12o
Agricultural Projects ...1.11O
Safety First Programs 1924
Boy Scouts 981
Music . . " BOT
Vocational Guidance ..... 713
Red Cross, Salvation Army, etc 600
HEALTH Sanitation and
Hospitals . ..... 3S9
Government and Allied Projects. 327
Support of Churches ..... 295
Child Welfare.
Intensive child welfare will be con-
tinued during 1898 by all clubs, Will
liam j. Gardiner, of Daytona Beach,
Fla. chairman of the under privileg-
ed child committee announced today
in a progress report on welfare pro-
blems in the U. S. and Canada.
The program emphasizes the ply
steal, mental and moral phases of as
sistance, urging all Kiwanians to in
terest themselves in unfortunate chill
dren. The Kiwanis program is pur-
posely diversified so that work will
not be limited to crippled children
alone Mr.. Gardiner said.
The health work planned includes
clinics, disqualification, preventoriums,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22

Washington, June %. = (AP) =
Mason Leming, Treasury attorney.
mentioned the law firm of Hughes,
Schurman & Dwight, of which Char
les Evans Hughes, Jr., is a member,
in discussing today the creation of
foreign insurance companies as a
method of reducing income tax pay
.nents.
Testifying before the congressional
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22

600 policy.
Henry w. Lowe, insurance
broker, $780, 900 policy.
Lawrence Marx, cotton broker,
one S2,5OO,O0O policy in 1884, and
another S2,5OO,OOO in 1886.
Jacob w. Schwab, cotton brOk-
er, one S1,5OO,OOO and one $1,000
900 policy.
George Thomas, attorney, $685.
600 policy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
LEARN A TR.AnE.

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: Print
ing offers many opportunities for
advancement to young men. Skilled
workmen in this industry are in de-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's facilities for
teaching the mechanics of the trade
are the best. For particulars write
to v. c. Garriott, Secretary-Treasur-
er, 1514-16 South Street, Nashville.
Tennessee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-06-22
Hughes Law F irm Named In
Inquiry On Tax Evasions

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Paul Wendell Is
Accused Of Staying

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Drys Claim Victory
for Wake Voting

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-18
2l25 Lee Highway. Clarendon I'll
MARYLAND FARMS.
EQUIPPED DAIRY.

ChESh LASI MONlH, SbUU.
$50 acres of the best MONTGOMERY Coun-
ty land. enriched by years OF dairying.
The price unoer 100000; includes modern
siste roof, costing owner IS, 900 Large Large
dairy barn, silo garage age and other build
gs 80 E9oa m COWS several heeTS
with 25-horsepower motor and all the
DAIRY equipment and milk contract with
retire. VIII sell on easy terms. Haif hours
drive from District. perfect ROAD.
Other equipped diaries, $3.50. 20 acres
and new DAIRY with herd of Jerseys. in
come up to $50. including stock and
BEAUTIFuL HOME AND GROUNDS.
70 ACRES.
one OF the most attractive places we
preed or readY he sa Pink OF
Nv. heat, 2-car garage. large barn. level
Land fine s1 sAIr tTsHSj s7 pIKE
pike frontage. with or without either Of
Two large houses, one Is rooms, 3 baths.
large spring pond; will consider exchange
would pasEn1G i4HERN IKE BY house.
Near Marshall Hall, on good road, very
fertile farm OF 10 acres, level land, sassa-
tras loan. well fenced and drained Groom
Try house corn house and other buildings,
80 acres IN wheat. balance mostly in
with crops, stock and machinery, $500.
WILL take Or 10 acres IN trade.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
AVenelu, 4 u miles D. c.; Z a acres, less
than half the price OF nearby land. Easy
terms
Georgia ave: 6 acres. corner. high and
nearly level $1,000
49, NEAR CoLEsvILLE
Beautiful new Groom Colonial house,
sxtra-large, attractive rooms = tiled baths
hardwood floors, fireplace. buit-in garage,
NV. heat, oil burner, insulated, brass wa
yer pipes. copper screens: with extra-large
4ot, $500. More land available.
- NEAR UNIVERSITY.
MODERN BRICK HOUSE. 8 ROOMS.
mens and attic; ols acres level trucking
land with small stream and some woods:
less than = mile from bus and about q
$500 DOWN-S35 MONTHLY
80 ACRES, LARGE HOUSE.
village farm with house of rooms and
bath for only $4,000 Several outbuildings
good location, high elevation; house needs
some repairs
SMALL FARMS. 500.
Very desirable large old-faS hioned white
house several good outbuildngs, land in
high state of cultivation about 500 feet
elevation. on good road; desirable Summer
SEE PHoTos. OPEN SUNDAY.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
o64 Carroll St Takoma Park Con 2ooo
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL WOODED TRACT. Is ACRES.
500 per acre. More land available at
sam SANE e. .I Price. Erwin REALTY CO, call
az ACRES WOODED LAND FRONTING
on Lee Highway. l mile west of Merrifleld;
S44oaa Per Mor acre; terms. Phone Clarendon
! IT TRACT ct, OF 10 ACRES AT 1925 PER
&C., e. VIII divide. tract of Is acres.
~ 900; both close in. FRED B. CUSH-
MAN. LOO N. Adams St. Rockville
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB AREA,
oU acres OF beautifully wooded land fronts
on on i Rlver ro and also on good intersecting
nlenWay; land rises gradually to high ele-
Vatlon at rear; nice clear stream on prop
erty excellent for development or gentle
man estate; $500 per acre: small cash
payment balance 81: Call Mr.. Truett.
,-,o kosIS P SHOEMAKER.
-1l19 Il st. NV National 1856.
4 ACRES, RUNNING FROM PAVED ROAD
neighborhood: only !, miles from Kew
Bridge: S. 600. will sell as lot in future
for S25 600. Address Box 129-s. Star ONCE.
ACREAGE, NV. SUITABLE FOR HIGH
class houses also tract for moderate
cost houses; bldg. lots Chevy Chase. D. G..
priced for cash. or "a cash. balance second
b hruSt: Cnevy Chase Md, for detached
I nfSfa for commercial 40 lots. Hyatts-
vllie as entirety. $500 each. Brokers at
tention. FULTON r. GORDON, I437 Eve
st. NV. District 1921.
y ACRES. ADJOINING CONGRESSIONAL,
country Club. on the south is offered to
cio n. an estate at $500 per acre. Further
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye st. NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ondtrust loans. Small monthly payments.
Loans negotiated in 2 days. Call WAR
Rem T. COTHERN. 913 New York ave.
NV. National 7416. 90
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. REAL. ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE q. Hk1SkEIL. l116 Eye st. NV.
HAVE FUNDS AvAHABLE FOR End TRUST
GAkVEY. District 450S. 112B Vt. ave.
FIRST-TRUsT MONEY 10 LOAN ON D. c.
real estate 5sn interest: quick service.
p. J WAISHE. INC,
10Y Eye st. NV National 646S.
MONEY TO PAY YOUR DEBTS
LOANS ON YOUR PERSONAL SIGNATURE
Loans for taxes, loans for personal bills
loans for home improvements. Prompt and
courteous service on first and second trust
real estate loans. See g. 8. FREEDMAN.
1905 r. l. NV. Phone North 07O5.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

1877 ACRES NEARLY ALL UNDER Guilt
walton or in bluegrass sod. Large old brick
resident surrounded by shade trees. Long
frontage on hard-surface road.
This place can be made into . magnifi-
cent country estate at small expenses
Priced exceptionally low for property SO
close to the metropolitan area.
THQS. J, FISHER d CO. INC
1a8 18th st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
2shp SAAs9fYPICAL COUNTRY GENTLE
mans estate. large Colonial Stone resi-
dencc. beautiful boxwook gardens five
acres in lawn. dotted with fine old trees;
new stone tenant house, large barn; ESQ
a. gently rolling bluegrass fields; fine
stream; main highway. 40 minutes to
Washington. Sale at less than improve
ments cost; $4,000.
800 A.-Good dwelling, dairy barn.
good repair; land lies well high state cul-
tivation. small streams: fenced; 20 min
utes washington, hard road. $4,000.
PEET,
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
GARAGE SERVICE STATION. STOCK.
FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT, TRADE-IN
AUTOMOBILES AND >
SPEED BOATS
Being property OF Davis Bros.
NORTH SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA ROAD
AT ABINGDON. Md. 3 MILES SOUTH OF
ABERDEEN. MD.
On the premises
MONDAY. APRIL 20 at hours set forth:
MODERN STOCK OF 81 P PAiN'rs FIXTURES
& EQUIPMENT USED IN UP-TO-DATE
CHEVROLET AGENCY.
Tires Tubes. Auto Parts Air Compressors
Tools and Equipment too numerous to
mention. etc. TERMS-CASH.
DAVIS BROS GARAGE PROPERTY.
ABINGDON. MD, 3 ACRES LAND. GIN
DER BLOCK GARAGE. SERVICE STA
TON. STORAGE HOUSE & ONE STORY
SCHOOL BUILDING. TERMS. $3.50 at
time of sale. further terms upon appli-
cation
BY order of DAVIS BROS. ABING-
DON MD
E. T. NEWELL & COMPANY. INC.
Auctioneers.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
EIITIIRE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
sell at public auction at TEN AM, TUES
DAY. APRIL TWENTY, 1897. at the store
yard Of the chief (also property clerk at
South Capitol and G. streets sw. the lost.
stolen and abandoned property consisting
of 115 automobiles in the possession OF the
Metropolitan Police Department and which
have not been called for by the claimants
as contemplated by law.
HOWARD E. CRAWFORD.
Chief lalso Property Clerk.
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AUTOMOBILES E0R SALE

LINCOLN 1882 5-pass. sedan: q viii
wheels Hia. trunk rack. excellent, dark BLU
ana Monday, only 1915. c. c. c. guaran ,
ty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd 81
NV Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
LINCOLN 1890 Beriine: custom built
o eter or chauffeur driven. Judkins body
ms IS truly a fine car and its fne condi.
i've bargain but is worth many times ID
present price to the one who can uSe ~
Warneld Motor Co. 2525 Sherman ave, NV
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1898 sedan. excellent
terms. MT. Riley 1915 st. Paul st. Bal.
timore: Vernon $500.
NASH 1929 convertible coupe. rumble .eaf1
DE luxe sport model: tires, motor peint
ana af interior Al condition: SIS cash. 300
NASH 1894 5-pass. sedan. model 1880: ex.
cenent light blue paint. fine. clean uphol,
stery all good tires and splendid motor
you cannot find car in finer condition fol
less money, special price. Sunday and
capiao Cadillac odiH go Co 8 e qS 6 dsIsr'ny
Natl. 300. Open Sun. and eve
NASH de luxe Windsor Prince" sedan,
black and chrome finish like new: sell foi
Evans Palmer, N Y. and Fla aves. ne
NASH So 1881 sport sedan; new paint.
WOOD wheels. good tires and * runs fineI
80 Pehanka Service. 1925 Goth st. Va
NASH 1882 sedan. .SlS5; every economical
privately owned; low mileage. good care
gwen hne brakes. good tires. excellent run.
ping motor spotless upholstery; termx
OLDSMOBHE 1884 6-cylinder sedani
radio. heater. tires and motor in good con.
oIIon- Can Lincoln 376O-J. or sos st 5 q
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WAITED TO 5 ACRES HIGH, WOOD
Cd land, suitable for small estate: NV. pre-
IeLreo not over 10 miles Central High
Call Columbia 1920. " "'4A
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SUMMER HOMES.

ADIRoNDAcKs. AT CoRLEAR BAY CLUB
on on, LAKE LAKE Champlain-For rent. furnished
son son or month; season rentals, SI75 to
S445 All sports. sand bathing beach,
beautiful views and fine old pines. Re
SIrlete gre references REQUIRED. Address c.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY. HOME IN VIR-
gina, situated foot of the Blue Ridge
b noqse contains 5 master bed rooms. 8
pantry 2 servants rooms. garage for 3
cars. cars: man for care of garden and veee-
table garden; maid goes with house, For
further particulars call Met OSLO.
COTTAGE FOR RENT IN HAVEN. NE
All modern improvements. reasonable,
Phone Wisconsin 1921
FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT-IO
rooms. porches. bath; cleo. lights; near
PIr 81 a and stores: best offer gets it. G. D.
BODDECkE. Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
BEAUTIFUL 16O-ACRE ESTATE IN Sc
c GUIDED ID $ section Of Catskil MIS- owned BY
and bath completely furn Stable and
pputnulldlngs Ideal horseback riding
VIII sacrifice sale. Call Adams 7951-J.
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JkTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WATCH FOR OUR SALE SIGNS. A PLACE
to suit you and your purse, ST, $50 to S25.-
noo; Nd, Va. water front. farms, acreage,
2203 Wilson blvd D''
COTTAGE FOR SALE AT OWINGS CLIFFS
Par r, haven; Md; s large rooms big front
porch, inclosed back porch: electricity;
completely furnished; 81 500. Call Line.
667o-J for information
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GARAGES WANTED
GARAGES FOR RENT,

NEAR PENN. AVE. sE,-MUsT BE REA-
sonable: private. Address Box 360-S.
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At Public Auction,

BY virtue of authority vested in us we
Will offer for sale At public AUCTION on the
ss a' HE " Nfskys pbe DAY
sc ARRh I'D the l93o At THREE
land known as the &c c. BoHRER
fronting on he eeEPeln d of
Rockville Pike, Immediately opposite the
estate known as Tree Tops; with
M Road a hs vest ~ sas eda Snbfs
Country C p cIb and and Tpnning back in the
IS Ideally situate for deveopmen
as large estate. being in the vicinity of
h The 49,, Wilson. Hamilton Parker. Peter.
be readily subdivided. being Just north OF
1 Vis spbdlyislonS known as GlenbEook
Hesst sSd chFxy Gaass
Terms of sale: One third id of 0t the par
chase price to be paid in cash. balance
and three years. secured by deed of trust
on property sold. bearing interest at the
annaay ali cash asi Ss at The pa opion
Of the purchaser. A. deposit Of So 800 90
in cash sla or certified check required at time
OF title, recording. revenue stamps. etc,
al the cost OF the purchaser: Terms of
da II from ne day ot with within
o 6Sea sna aS fssod A. the Of the
reserving the right to offer the front fifty
acres separately.
PIERRE c. DUGAN g. NEPHEW,
BROKERS. PLEASE NOTE: The owners
agent agrees to pay commission of 212Ts
to the broker securing q purchaser for
this property at the auction sale To be
eligible for this commission. the broker
must notify Thos. j. Owen IL Son Auc-
tioneers prior. to the sale. in writing of
the, name of the client he represents: to-
gether with an acknowledgment on the
clients part that the broker lis his rep
resentatlve. p11.16.17.1S 20.21.
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GRAHAM 1893 sedan; original attractive
brown metallic finish; spotless upholstery
that shows no wear: practically new tires;
mec hanically will pass any inspection
real value at only S245. Pohanka Service.
1126 10th St n W Dist 9lJl
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE

VUI-OF-IOWN KEAI ESTATE.
SALE OR Elk CHAN C NLAFAYETTE
blvd. Norfolk. Vas rooms and bath:
nice residential section; lot sOxl65 feet,
Phone Wise. 6035-J
DUNEDIN ISLES. FLA. NEAR CLEAR-
water Bay-Large desirable lot: all i'm
provements; sale or exchange. Adams 1882.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATE, 900 ACRES
in foothills of the White Mountains. New
Hampshire, on State highway, center Of
Winter sports section; large buildings,
with modern improvements; exceptional
opportunity for large farm of ski or Winter
club; reasonable price. Box $50. Oxford.
New Hampshire
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MONEY WANTED.

DESIRE FIRST MORTGAGE $4,000 ON
Maryland property. 3 miles north Of city.
worth about S15 900; 10T commission.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

s45S 80 5yao St ne Net! ot oso and chassis
DODGE 1885 stake truck: 157-in. wheel
base; dual wheels, excellent mechanical
brakes; 500; terms. Addison Chevrolet,
1887 Irving st. NV. Adams SAIL.
CHEVROLET 1925 hydraulic dump; Fire
stone tires; 1la-ten body; 1895. Addi-
son CHEVROLET Trucks, 1437 Irving st. n W.
Adams 5411.
pODGE 1885 dump truck dual wheels
he on W ae low mleass e5eeens cond
ave. NV. Adams 5000.
FORD FOB t, 1894 vs. sdump dual wheels SIX
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
p P0RR ton panel tTuea probably the
81 down. $3.50 monthly 1I6s 18th NV:
FORD 1885 stake. 57-inch wheelbase on
1O-ply duals; closed cab, ref1nished and re-
on dasis: heavy duty Tires; ' motor e oVer
hauled, newly painted. g. M C. 1885
III Inch. cab and chassis on dpals; 3-ton:
trucks in new-car order, ready for work.
Any A.. reasonable offer accepted: easiest terms
Gwn ans y Rue Rs
and Fla. ave. ne. Natl $685.. Open ewes.
FoR 40n 1871 az cbey S93 a sss d 19s1
1898 Il ton. .s1e5 Dodge 1884 u ton:
$3.50: all in fine condition, Woody rear
lilo N. Capitol ST. Met. SU44.
qoR 1. s$ t9a DaP Hbev TSsth r4 ss5
1437 Irvins is St. NV ns Adams e 54Ii AS'
Nj Harris. Sterling 964s. ~ li0N'l' '''
FoRDsoN caterpillar tractor; good con-
sive2 sp nfnE Nd Ma near Florence sf0Fe'
G GaIS1 ed1ar o6a PA panel new finish
D aIo:t mG ps GOOD sre ss Runs and io9ks
Terms Ovens Motor Co. sss Ss CA ave- Seis'
p p{3s : 9S6Ss sa Motor Co., 1855 St. NV:
FORD 1888 pickup, 4-cylinder, recondi-
Sls5, terms; also '3l Ford coach, sl10;
rear s71s Georgia ave, under bowling
alley.
1898 CHEVROLET panel truck: excellent
buy st this prize sg45 pnse 9 9oSo Mo-
Ssgs S gs l' zsdRsoR sSsyssy *:
1887 Irving st. NV. Adams Ball.
CHEVROLET 1855, closed cab pickup: wire
ghses hydFaultc 5rskess SPECIAL today a.
Irving st. NV Adams Bali.
1885 CHEVROLET, 1N-ton panel truck,
has been used for light delivery o excellent
1885 4 st: ne. Phone Atlantic 5000. w.
Ss5. Addison Chevrolet Trucks. 1437 Irv-
ing st. NV Adams Sill.
eonatoR r s2f2 saalt seq tot s v viii sS1a
onstrate. for purchaser. Ills LIST at. ne.
g. NJ. G. 1881 lla-ton, paneled; private
owner good condition; $50. c. Arnold
CHEVROLET, 1928 A-ton truck; in good
running condition: $3b cash. E. l.. Pines,
TRUCKS and truck parts; al makes Of
tires. 1900 Bladensburg I'd. ne. 49,
METEOROLOGICAL dump truck; excellent
M SSsns ss Mssor co.. ssa5 Sherman ave- NV:
TRYcKs-Ford.. Cheyrolets. Dodses Inter
fn as. psns 0a e units .
Sherman ave: NV: Adams 5000.
1886 1871" cheyrolet stake truck. helper
1s he sPs
sss ., n aot. truf sS4o and take I'D BAL
late ies Gei FORD Spo with new 2-yd. wood
LITTLE used and very SSys low mihlesEe cs tiptop
condition: 5000, with Job at S1.25 per
1871" stake bodies. new. others good
cono'''cn Raa nj Fo aa 9f st Sh st "a.
cc15 sv 1891 1891 p gsnsss
rol0' 1880 EASY Rss1aH TERMS ----sSe'
Manhattan Auto & Radio Co.
1905 9TH st. NV.
TRUCKS.
fanels-Pick-Ups.
All M s.aaa:E24MYnRgt ,l...
lila Vermont Iye. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-18
MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

HARLEY DAVIDSON motor cycle. 1882,
VI: IN good condition; sacrifice. $50 cash
21l9 Bladensbure I'd. ne