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Evening star., 1940-05-21
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1si Lasss gas soseer sSs sS sophie ae
1S5J: Nettie Dawson. 32l (S4, velma
johnson. 321 ts3); Beulah Morgan. 3l9
Glass DMss5je ssdje saSa'ce Ss5 tsls Gsv.
ness 323 (SS); Margaret Lally. 900 (S7);
Bestries TORS, sIs tss,; Ruth Gosssrd:
Adeline Hospital. Audrey Killer and Isabelle
Hammack, tied el,s 3os ISIS, Si;s ,,o t.,o.,.
Marion Goldman. 3O1 $50: Elizabeth Kid
well and Mary :. James. tied. 800 tS9 5Ql {:
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DOUBLES.
Glass A-Mabelle rins-Caroiine Hiser.
6s7 i$6l: Eleanor Bark-Marie Spates. $50
sss sss'; ;ss5 Catherine aui'ls''lorrains GULL
Glass Beth Minson-DoYis ooodall.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
ea Be Fighting Champion After Victory Over Struggling Archibald
Jeffro Must Cry,
Win or Lose

Banum was right. You can't
please Ill the people Ill Of the
time and some you can't please
even part Of the time. Taks the
case Of Harry Jel1ra, who last
night outpointed Joey Archibald
for the featherweight title at BAL
timore.
Last year, after he had whipped
the same Archibald at 0rtmth
Stadium only to have the de-
cision called against him, he burst
out crying. He wept bitter tears
because he knew he should have
been awarded the decision.
Last night after his hand was
raised In token Of victory over
the same Archibald he burst into
tears again. He cried Ike 4 baby,
wiping his nose on his dressing-
gown sleeve. It was perplexing.
II guess I'm just happy" he
laughed. stu sobbins, back in the
dressing room.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Chicago scored eight runs in
the 10th inning OF Walter john
son to beat the Mats here, 13 to 5.
The Griffmen made nine errors.
Bucky Harris led the losers at
tack with four hits.
Rumors say that Georgetown
and George Washington will
revive their Thanksgiving Day
grid game next fall.
Ashmead Fuller, Harry Ward
man, H. A. Gillis, Walter Tucker
man and John S. Larcombe, jr.,
are among the prominent local
golfers playing in the Chevy
Chase Club tournament,
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Two in Real Struggle
For Sally Loop Lead
By the Associated Press.

By The ASaociated Press.
AUGUSTA, Ga, May 21.-The
condition Of the Savannah Indians
molars entered the picture today
with the team holding the South
Atlantic League leadership by the
skin Of its teeth.
Savannah bested Columbia, S tc
I, In a ding-dong 10-inning struggle
last night that gave them . per-
centage Of .647 over Columbia's .645
The Indians have won ~ and lost
IL and Columbia has won 20 and
lost IL.
They meet again tonight.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
~ the Associated Press,


NEW YORK, May 2l.-Although
the national open golf championship
this year will be played In . reason
ably central location-Cleveland's
Canterbury Coli Club-there's q
slightly unbalanced look to the field
Of 1885 hopefuls who are scheduled
to compete in the Is sectional quail
flying rounds next Monday.
These players and the 81 who were
granted exemption from the pre-
liminary test because of their per-
formances In the 1889 open make up
the sixth largest field In tournament
history. Still the list isn't as big as
last year, or quite as big as onicials
expected, and by far the greatest
part Of the field is drawn from q
few sections.
Frisco Test II Cancelled.
Last year 1893 players entered
the open at Philadelphia and 1t was
believed that the shift westward
would encourage more players to
enter, since they wouldn't have 80
far to travel. Instead the crack
pros and amateurs Of the Far West
and some other distant points ap-
pear to have become less optimistic
about their chances.
The scheduled sectional rounds
at San Francisco were Cancelled be-
cause only one entry was received
from that district, while Los Angeles
will have only II players shooting
for three qualifying places and six
will play at Tacoma and eight at
Salt Lake City.
Chicago has the biggest sectional
entry, 102 professionals and - ANA
teurs; Cleveland is second with q
1873 total and New York third with
100. Since the qualifying places are
allotted on the basis Of. quality as
well as numbers Of the entries,
Cleveland gets only IS and Chicago
and New York II each. Other big
fields include Pittsburgh. 80, Phila-
delphia, 50, and Detroit, 70. Ten
will qualify from each Of those dis
tricts.
Dixie Well Represented.
The South and Southwest. due
partially to the notable successes of
such players as Ben Hogan and
Clayton Heafner, came up with
rather sizeable entries. Three
Southern qualifying points, Bir-
mingham. Asheville, N. c.. and
Jacksonville, Fla, aggregate 102
entries and II qualifying while q
Evening star., 1940-05-21
League Leaders
~ the Associated Press.

~ tns Associated Press.
American Leagus.
Batting - Avertll, Detrcit, ,423;
Hayes. Philadelphia, ..413.
pn.'u nK.'uns;IGsse, as;n,s;s Washington. 2s; Moses.
: Runs batted in-Foxx. Boston, a:
Walker. Washington. Is.
Hts-Cramer, Boston. Finney, Bos-
Doubles -Boudre.u. Cleveland, IL;
Mack. Cleveland, 10.
,udnich' dnicls'Elexls; stl xoui.. w''h'nst'n' and
rresfg. aSYe Cleveland u5SaimaoAs. !. Boston 10;
Stolen bases-Case. washinston. 10;
wfsa; piseh,ns.MIlnnss1n. W..sinlnsGn' Cleveland, 20:
Dean, Philadelphia, Al.
National League.
lombard. Cincinnsti. .3s1. any
Euns-Mise. st. Louis. 26; three tied
i Runs MS batted in-Mise. It rou,..
and Danning. New York, 25:
Nise. st. Louis, .37.
DoubIes-Werher. Cincinnati; Dag
PIN: r,nE; New YORK. and radsett' It.
,,assEss. ST;iR,s.41nos'' ! Boston e. Camilla,
Home rvns--Mize. 81. Louis. IL;
.s!!s ssci;;n, H. S;,ss,gr.y' .;ss Cincinnati. 5;
fitching-Walters. cincinnati. 90;
e6Sp61A a.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Far West, Other Distant Spots
Not Going Strong for u. S.
Open Golf Tournament

number Of other Southerners Win
be In the field Of 80 at washington,
D. c. Fort Worth. Tex, has - en-
tries and Oklahoma City 80.
The ITO pros and 357 amxssurs
who will fire their 50 holes apiece
Monday viii be shooting for 13o
places In the big tournament June
6-8. The main field will be limited
to ITO and the home club pro. Waldo
Crowder, and all entrants who fin-.
ished in the low 80 and ties last
year. were exempted. OF the els
gibles, only Denny shute failed to
enter, 81
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Many Pin Aces Barred
From Top D. {. 10
Clarke Heads
Only Those Bowling Us
Games or More Given
Consideration

While Astor Clarke today appeared
likely to retain his No. l national
duckpin title for the fifth time, after
being unanimously named the Capt.
tails top pinspiller for the sixth con-
secutive year by the Washington
City Duckpin Association Ranking
Committee, the failure Of such lead
ing rollers % Hokie Smith, Tony
Santini, Ed Blakeney, Bill Krauss
and Ollie Pacini to qualify for the
city's ranking 10 bowlers came rs q
great surprise to the bowling fra
ternity.
Basing its selection on bowlers
with las or more league games, the
w. G. D. A. Ranking Committee last
night declared this galaxy Of stars
ineligible by the lack Of league COM
petition. 9antini was the country q
leading sweepstakes money winner
and Smith. his Columbia teammate,
had established . record with four
victories in the money events this
season, while Blakeney and Pacini
had compiled hne sweepstakes aver
ages. Krauss with 12s was the
fourth high average roller In the
District League.
Wolfe II Ranked Second.
After voting Clarke eight nrst
places for = total Of 90 points, the
Ranking Committee also was unani-
nous in the selection Of Perce Wolfe
. teammate Of Clarke's on the
champion Rosslyn team.
With seven votes for third place
and one for nth, Paul Jarman OF
Chevy Chase with 81 points gained
third place, 8 points ahead of Joe
Harrison, the Arcadia star, who re-
ceived one third-place vote, five fol
fourth place and two for NTH.
The super-scoring and all-time
record-smashing Rosslyn quint
placed two moro Of its rollers in the
charmed circle as Harry Hilliard
landed fifth place with ~ points
and Karl Gochenour seventh place
with 80 points.
Joe Freschi, the Brookland Recre.
AtAOIl w. WNO 04SCA ~ pOlIlUo lOl
sixth place. Arcadia got its second
roller In the ranking 10 as Lou Jen.
kins took eighth place with q
points.
Hauser, Talbert in List.
Four bowlers received serious con.
alteration for the final two positions
with Ernie Hauser, Southeast'l
young star. and Jack Talbert, th(
Georgetown and Chevy Chase vet.
eran, with IL and 8 points. respec.
lively, getting the nod over Howard
Parsons and Joe Di Misa, who pulled
up with and 2 points in the vot-
ing.
Although the group headed by
Santini and Smith was ineligible for
the city's ranking. 1t will in no way
impair chances for national selec-
ton. s<
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Fights Lost Night
~ the Associated Press


NEW YoRK-Bobby McIntyre. 40,
petrcit: stopped Jimmy fantini. 1851.
CH1CAGO.-Altus Allen, 1el, Chi.
easo. stopped 1talo Colonslo. 100, New,
SALT LAKE cIrY.-riser Jack rez.
1872. Spokane. Wash, outpointed Al De-
laney. 1877. Detroit 10).
BALTIMORE.-Hsrry Jefra. 193,.
pion. .outpointed joey Archibald. 122.
PrSyidsncsii if W siiixR B ]. 41; ~, ,o.,.,.,.,
Martin. 154. Milwaukee stopped Toots
Bernstein. 159, Milwaukee (e).
COLUMBUS Ohio.-Jack fDuddy)
Walker. 1881. Columbus. stopped Lou
KANSAS CITY. - Neville fTiser)
Beech, 1913, Memphis. outpointed Tony
NoH HoEYoRT 9sT Ms.s.0krt a NY posrs.ll. ore 14a.
Dallas. outpointed frankie Terranova.
San n" rRHNc1sco.-Riehi. Ran cs1as,coRihi L.mos,
1913 Los Angeles. outpointed Cristobal
''Ea6se sioSk cY 12S fSsTso Rs9 slos: @ ,.o
Pittsburgh. and Andy Miller, ISL, Sioux
IN new .YoRk.-wicky Harkin.. 1S4H.
Philadelhpia, outpointed Vince Fratello.
1881 Hackensack. N. J. (el,
NEWARK, N. J.-Abe simon, 24e.
outpointed Eddie Blunt 220. New York
NO).
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Minor Results
By the Associated Press.


,.,.,,,nrc MIE11NIATI.oMAL ..x!1 NJ! LEAGUE; -,
Ne"a.f.Jersey s J' oty. postponed. fos
and threatenins weather.
AllHRlCAN ASSOCIATION.
1Ia9diI:n.Doli:: I9aI. II; Toledo ..
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
No 'tRst soursesNl ifefasitsi ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled.
oklshoms City, Z; San Antonio. 5 ds
1sls Ts' wsi,h s. sh!:viRsI: g Hss:,oa. q d innings"
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Binghamton., 8; Elmira, 1.
(Only eame)
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Savannah. 5: Columbia. 4 90 innings.
Greenville. :: jacksonville, 4.
Coiumbi. 8; Aususts, 3:
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Waterloo. 5: Moline. 4.
Clinton. 3: eprinsfeld. ).
Cedar Rapids. 8; Decatur. 3 Ill in
EvansvilIe. 3: Madison. 2 ns inninss).
WEsTERN LEAGUE.
worthinston; wort u,te g; Is,s'p Sioux CITY. ..
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburs, 9: Harrisonburs. 3.
EAsTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
sosnnaF: ssiisns5Fy; 8: Gs%sridss' Ho9.2t 4 l.
MiiforS. iHS. i: t.ston. asl's g.
CentYeville- -Federa alsburg, rain.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Burke After Third Ohio,
Open Golf Crown
u the Axsoci ated presa.

By the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, May 21.-De-.
Tending Champion Billy Burke and
National Open Titlist Byron Nelson
headed q field Of more than 100
teeing OF today In the Ohio Open
Coli Tournament. /
Burke, pro at Cleveland Country
Club, is shooting for his third con-,
secutiSe cloWn. 9t
Nelson, now pro at Toledo In.
verness, is making his debut In the
Buckeye event.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
'Batted for Hudson in the third.
fBAtted for HAYNES in the eishth.
tBatted for CarrasQuel in ninth,

Appiins 1sJ, Risney. kuhei. Rosenthal
Two-base hit-Rigney. sacrihces-Ken-
nedy, .Bloodworth. Double plays-Kuhel
(unassisted). BloodWorth to Travis to
Bonura. Lewis to Bloodworth to Bonura
Left on bases-WashinGton. Z: Chicago
Z. First base on balls-on Hudson. l;
BY Hudson. 1: BY Haynes. l. Hits-On
Hundson, in inninss;, of HAYNES, 3 IN
Oh Risney. 8 in 7ss inninss: Oh Brown
3 In ! " innings. Winning piteher-Ris-
ney Losing pitcher-Hudson. umpires-
Messrs. Ormsby. 0rieve and Basil Time
1:42. Attendsnce-3,134.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Heurichs, Canoes CIush
For Lead in LEAGUE

First place in the Industrial
League was to be at stake on the
West Ellipse diamond at S O'Clock
today when Heurich's undefeated
Brewers met Cameo Furniture, the
once-defeated runnersup.
The Brewers handed Cameo their
only loss by an 8-3 count.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Maryland Netmen Good

Maryland's well-balanced tennis
team, which closed the campaign
with eight wins in nine dual meets,
won five shutout victories and two
other matches by 81 scores.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
From the
Press. Box
Bimmy Too Sensitive
To Track Condition
BY JOHN LARDNER,
Special Correspondent Of The Star.

NEW YORK, May Il N.A.N.A)-
It is time to come clean and admit
to the police that there is no out
standing 3-year-old among those
Of our four-footed buddies who are
churning the race tracks this year.
For q time Bimelech looked the
horse. He deceived even me, and
my eye for horses, cultivated while
plowing a potato patch back in
1924, Is famous wherever horsemen
gather in groups Of less than two.
Up till last Saturday some of the
critics were saying that If you threw
out the Kentucky Derby Bimelech
still was great nag. Now, how
ever, we will have to throw out not
only the Kentucky Derby but Bime-
lech as well. He hasn't got It. Not
every week, on all kinds Of track,
ct all kinds of distance. That calls
for Gallant Fox or q Man o. War,
and Bimmy, in spite Of his lovable
personality and his nice white teeth,
falls short of the Fox and Big Red
by three pasterns and a dirty fet-
lock. He cannot carry their bats.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Not in Some Gloss
With Former Greots

Mind you Bimelech has proved
himself a good runner on the right
kind Of track. He is no third-rater.
But how can you compare him with
Gallant Fox? To date Bimelech
has expressed his dislike for the
following kinds of track:
Evening star., 1940-03-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(HNntipuAA

FORD 1887 Fordor de luxe trunk sedan:
original gun-metal finish, broadcloth up
holstery, dual horns. taillights. ". wipers,
ssf sSs see .ad one. asste ss mes s ony 4 Sps US
Motors 18th @ and NJ $ sts. NV. 81. ssi4
FORD 1887 Tudor sedan;--racio and heat
osea ne Tres
son p5o sss Mosor. ,s terms
FORD 1887 Tudor: black finish, iuesaee
susrsntee sTs s'n only ssse IS % down sis
SSpta sna s9s rs s 81 bs kHsen Motors 18th
er bacs nish ish'es ssir trss sD Deasins ss
condition ton in every yyp detail , S475; fully
2C1s 14th NV. DU. 1852. Open Sunday.
FORD 1886 de luxe Tudor touring: one Of
the famous IS" series. owned by retired
colonel Of the Army: custom radio and
al the qualities Of a much more expensive
car, sar I'll thgoS in set Of white sideyal
and New York ave. NV, l block from
Washington Auditorium.
FORD 1884 coupe. this car needs some
work. but is unusually clean for a. "a; has
RSn sdo and all ss oxn taken and os Il
{ month. Ask for I3sa-A at Sl2H. Logan
eerviscenter 21st and New York ave. NV.
I block from Washington Auditorium.
FORD '3s convertible sedan radio. heater.
white sidewall tires, maroon finish leather
upholstery. dual equipment: only S595:
sells new for over ST 900 Logan Motors
3540 14th. District 5631.
GRAHAM 1887 4-door sedan: good looking.
radio. heater, ine tires: bargain at 1915.
Pohanka Service, 1926 Goth st. NV. DI.
HUDSON 1910 super-six 4;door sedan:
81. 900 value for S775; low mileage. Phone
owner. IL to 3. at RA. S313
HUDSON 1885 sedan car; splendid con-
dition; can be used as trade-in on new
car; mutually satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS.
ME. 2S25 before and after 6 pm.
IA SATIE SEnAN-S uonths nIo will
Evening star., 1940-03-03
AUToMosiLEs ron SALE.

WuLY6 1889 coupe; little used; black An-
isn. clean interior; sac, $3.50. CO. 6166-
Evening star., 1940-03-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

oLDeMoBILE 1885 4-door trunk sedan;
t'sss 81
sssDsnss!s IL: Isss a.:s sss: ''s:|s:
you ov,. vent t.oY want to miss. Buy 1t today
,ssl IL Il. SE4sy; NV 'r.' . Hss:2s ssos. 1900.
oLDssMoBILE 9 sedan, 70, settle estate;
automstic 'ts transmission. sa ""S Nev-iFe con. a
Sssn SaI fSi %s .T Terms esG saS
oLDsMOBHE 1898 5:-pess, .4-dr. touring
sedan; 6-cylinder; black finish, spotless In
terror, all good tires and : splenaid motor;
sntee @ Of, over over 5000 used cars In the last
ve years. cagisol csS,se Co. a2a2 ..sS 2snd
oLDsMOBnE 1855 4-door. sedan: blue
finish: interior clean and brisht; excellent
drssss ss srss siiS s4sh .nd
sts. NV. Republic 0l45.
OLDsMOBLE coupe 1888; rumble seat
heater hs, and reaie; mechanically good $50
OLDSMOBILE 1887 2-door sedan; six-cyl-
nde Eaao ssd na heater pn csan
who kept it in Al condition; fully suar-
aHteeu. a Iedi pdIBaIu 1oI only SfoOi
,so. ssTANDARp s, N \ 2, MOTOR os4 SALES .,
OLDSMoBILE 1899 2-door. trunk six-cyl-
a%os nsw car ana runs IL:
rants. real s.rss!n i.as.en q only s7ts; 81 terms
1908 1Sth ST. NV MHoR Rc sass sslEs No 147o
oLDsMoBnE 1895, 2-door trunk sedan;
radio equipped; finish and interior very
Clean; smooth running motor; knee &C.
e Hes ssas IEo RoccA
and Fla syes ne. Ne. s475. "
oLDsMOBnE 1888 model F.3s de luxe
club coupe; owned by Dept. of Interior ON
eial; csd -, dark green finish velvet upholstery
11str;c. S5s9 Lessa esoa Motors 18th and M sts NV
oLDsMOBILE 1888 ..8'' 4-door trunk
sen sedan original gina sh IKE new moto5
late; splendid t,mily car rIl ies nnly s595.
9Th g. Fla Ave NE Atlantic 6464.
PACKARD 1887 6-cyl. trunk sedan, a
s4,a5;nW STR; Wise Motors, Inc, 1o45 Wis ave,
PACKARD 1887 conv. coupe model 12o-C:
excellent top maroon finish tan leather
car: S4"5. c C. c., Guaranty on over
espo "ae ussa csdc co IN ns last na Ave St
MA. 5000 Open evenings. closed Sundays.
PACKARD 1898 club coupe. model 1901: :
will seat five with two extra opera seats:
fine. clan upholstery; all good tires and
splendid motor; this Is a very clean car:
S5a5; C. c c. Guarantee on over 5000
USED i,, cars in the last five years csgitol
Ooen evenings, closed Sundays.
PACKARD 1894 standard 3 sedan: ma
tural wood wheels; side mountines' A f,ne
PACKARD. gath and SITS. NV. Repub-
PACKARD 1888 4-door trunk sedan: finish
and upholstery very clean: smooth running
PACK PHckARD. ny s4th han and n % sts. NV. Rspub:
lie O145.
PACKARD 1887 4-door trunk sedan; at
tractive beige; eficient 6-cylinder motor.
TsGsssd Is sssR % nssi R sRa sH @ sn
SITS. NV. Republic 0145.
PACKARD 1888 "6" sport coupe: very at
tractive. economical 6-cylinder car. In fine
condition mechanically and in appearance;
9Th & Fla. Ave, Ne Atlantic e4e4.
PIERCE ARROW 1885 seven -passenser
tTnnk tsrH sedan, SEDAN wheels fende, wells
and sts. NV. Republic O145.
PLYMOUTH 1898 convertible ccupe; low
4221 Connecticut. WO. sAO1
PLYMOUTH '3S coach sedan: motor recon-
ditioned; radio. heater: excellent condition.
PLYMOUTH 1887 S-dr: sedan; lustroys
new; new hard la1 to-, te beat. sa45 Wise; Motors
Evening star., 1940-03-03
AUTOMOBILES ron sAlF.


lias sesss sss. s:s Sssa:s e
Grated By. festidious lady Govt smploye
r:a. sns out st, sE;sn : es
rumble seat; unusually GOOD condition. IL.
slTdains TT tres and Paint: 1or quick sale
nLYMoUTH 1895 4-door sedan; recondi.
ssS.sssi g Golden. ats: sss c:rsos sosieisl e.
TAX. PIX. D: q Randolph s4l6,
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door touring sedan;
nester; neE-car appearance; $3.50. Schle.
5: s. S SHssi ksnaelps s's s4is. 4iissifon st. TAX. Pk
.ppearance outstandins: sSS5. SchieMss1 81
R.nSoinn nS1Gsn sais az Carroll st. TAX. RI" D. O
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan; appear.
. .nd 3D. sas ssS s.s g ee oo.n ss
Carroll st.. TAX. PIX. o: G. Randoiph slI6
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan: recond!-
sI?s. schlessi b Golden, Sss Carroll soh'a.' &c.
TAX. PIX. D. c. Randolph S416.
ssy4@1s @ a..l ess s,Ss & VI: wise Sse,
i01s Wis: ave: HicSSis.n ~ SS7s4r.o 7s4ro'01' '"'''
.ourins ssdsn.%. % compsny ofe.i sS .nd f.caD. ds%.
.es S ss sasS's ss
tiberal discount Leo Roccs, Inc, direct
nnao nfsstoF, nodgs: :rlsmoySSSo SSo dealer. zsoi
ssILY,M,ogTA 1887 DO luxe coupe: d.nd,
.psndd ys5s cr sosS tires
oN PosNssHEs !it1fsSs'd i1ss IrytS. t. ss4s ARSHnl
rLysMouIA M n 1898 Dc lyxe coupe: low mile
ssfe Hydraulic brakes: very S.so sood 'tEss trss.
9Sssd %SSs 10 e :z5e IA zzkcxbs fos41Ss Ns.
PLYMOUTH 1889 2-door trunk sedan;
raain osiHinai smart sreen finish, custom-built
ra0io ranat and heatsr: low mileage. Owner
and and terms. Phone Mr.. Newman. Taylor
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 2-door sedan;
neater: mileage IL $50; excel. condition:
$3.50. Owner. Emerson 4544
PLYMOUTH 1928 de luxe coach: original
running. noatins power snsine: fne eG1a; tires;
Sf''' *'''iHssssi TRSSk sMz1E!' sssz 1tEf!T5s: II.
1858 Pa Ave. Sc. Ii, 9O77.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door de luxe sedan:
very low mileage. company oficial car;
isree discount; 500 down, bal "a months
kearney. 5O23 Conn. ave. WO. 9S88.
PLYMOUTH 1899 conv coupe; black; red
q ao months. Msai Kesrnes. 5oss conn. Conn., ave- ~.
FALMOUTH 1887 4-door, touring sedan;
$3.50: blue finish. seat covers. See Il
H: 3. LEARY, jr. 4 BROS,
FIRST and New York Ave. E. Hobart 6Ol2
PLYMOUTH 1895 coupe. II you are in.
terested in a real bargain then see TIL.
1891 14th ST. NV Hobart 1900.
coupe; beautiful blue nnish, excellent me.
chanica! condition and practically nev
srsS: SAP down, balance S19.s9 mo. MER.
son THOMPSON, $3.50 Wise. ave. WI
PLYMOUTH PL; 1898 q. !. 4-dr touring sedan
automobile, Buy this car during our 3-day
sale: At reduced price Of Sass Phone Us
We VIII bring it to you. Mandell Chevrolet
1900 Nichols ave. Sc. Ii. 94ss.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan
taIEs nsIl., roomy trunk, beautiful nnish. ex.
motor nsen! v0nolsteay y0i,p seSd tires and Al
Chevrolet as full down payment: balance
Wise. ave: WI. 5Ia5. ''"' '00'
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe sedan: trunk
!Motorola radio; Arvin heater. black finish
IKE new upholstery spotless tires almost
ns nsew: USED little as I am out Of city most
81 time' y no further use for car; 1875