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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-06

against the dusk all winter and
read by the fire, not wanting COM
partnership, because Ronnie had not
come back.
Tonight she was restless. She
wished that Ronald would come
down when he finished his record
ings. She might even go to meet
him. No, that wouldn't do. He
might think she trailed him, and
men wanted to feel as free as the
air, the sea, or summer wind.
She went to bed and slep fitfully.
She was late for work, though, be-
cause the alarm did not go off. To-
day she wore the rose linen frock
again, and the cart-wheel hat. She
attended to several matters at her
desk, sent the office boy out for
orange juice and coffee, ard didn't
open the morning papers until he
brought back the cartons GF Ii
guilds.
There was news in the first cdi-
tons. John Parrish had heeil for
mally charged with the murder of
Clarabell Alderman. The murder
had taken place Is minutes before
the elevator operator had brought
Mr.. Parrish up to that floor, the
coroner had verified.
But that's q liew linda said
out loud. IT saw Mr.. Parrish in the
coffee shop! He was there when /
went in."
There remained, though, the fact
that the watch =; not taken
Joe's elevator to the street. That
was unimportant to Linda at the
moment. Apparently she was the
only witness who could account for
Mr.. Parrish's actions during the
time when the murder was being
performed She had no thought
other than notifying the district
attorney. She would have done it
a. once if Ronald had not walked
into the office.
II was passing and dropped by
to say good morning" he said.
He never before had done this.
For second she felt oddly
touched. Here was her love, her rO-
nance, her life. Last night she had
let Roberts few words sweep her
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-06

DIR. Francis James Brennan
First American so honored, the Rev.
DR.. Francis James Brennan, AZ, OF
st. Charles Borromeo Seminary,
Overlook, Pa, was named by Pope
Plus MI to the Holy Roman Rota.
The Rota is an ecclesiastical court
of appeals which has twelve other
members, all Of whom live in Rome.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-06

She'll Get half a houseful of wedding presents Of
course! Silver an dglassWare and blankts and home
making helps of all sorts. Grand gifts-us what she
Wanted
But she'll get some "white elephants, too
things she doesn't like and won't ever use Don't let
YOUR gifts be in that group Choose them with her
needs and wants and interests in mind. Ask her for
suggestions if you want to be certainsure to please
You'll find other good suggestions right in this
newspaper - in the advertisements The stores are
eager to help you find just the right thing, always
whether you're buying for the BRIDE for your family,
for the house. or for yourself
!tpays to follow the advertisements closely every
time you pick up this paper They're here to help you
make the right selections at a real money saving!
Evening star., 1940-10-27
British AvidIy Following
j. :. Presidential Race
By the Associated Press.

6y the AsSOclhtSd frebS
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The British
are following the United StatN
presidential race with more avid in
terest than they have paid to any
political campaign outside the Brit
ish Isles in many years.
The national press carries CAM
paign stories day and night, illus
trated with photographs of vigorous
electioneering incidents far removed
from the sedate English trend.
AS whole the newspapers have
taken no sides. They have told their
readers that both President Roose-
welt and Wendell Willkie are COM
mitted to a continuation of aid for
Britain.
The Manchester Guardian, liberal
paper of the north, sums up edi-
torially:
From the British point of view
1t is enough to know that both can
didates have the strongest admira-
ton for our fight and are pledged
to help us by all means short of
war. There is no reason to suppose
that whoever is President there will
be any slackening Of American help.
For that we may be thankful '''."
The popular London tabloid, the
Mirror, says the election issue is
European this time or worldwide,
not domestically American.
After the election, the Mirror as
SertS I'VE can hone oplv that
America-'short of war'-will begin
to get a big or bigger move OIL
no matter who is President"
Evening star., 1940-10-27
40 Park Trees FACING
Destruction for BuiIdino

Contractors yesterday were re-
ported ready to start clearing away
more than 40 park trees at the
southwest corner of Seventeenth
and Constitution avenue NV. to
make way for an additional wing
for the Navy Department.
At the same time, a construction
gang already had started driving
piles into the ground on which the
new wing is to be erected.
The Office of National Capital
Parks said yesterday that it had
tried to find some way of saving
the trees, many of which are not
too big to transplant. but had no
funds with which to transplant
them. The park office said it had
been informed by the Navy De-
partment that funds in hand for
the construction of the wing were
not sufficient to cover the cost Of
transplanting.
The trees to be removed are fine
oaks, NAPLES, black walnuts and
Norway naples together with as
sorted other trees and shrubs.
Funds were appropriated for the
additional Navy wing not more
than a month ago in the Supple-
mental Appropriation Act.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. WiIIkie
Honored- lat Separate Affairs

prior to all other elections In which
her husband was q candidate She
declined comment on John L. Lewis
pro- Willkie speech Of last night.
Mrs. Willkie was guest Of honor
at a reception by the Greek letter
fraternity women of Greater New
York, at the Beekman Tower Hotel.
and at tea given by the All-Amer-
ican Committee Of the New York
Republican State Committee at the
Hotel Roosevelt.
A member OF Kappa Alpha Theta,
from Depauw University, Mrs. Will
kie was presented a bouquet Of
flowers at the Greek letter recep-
ton.
At the All-American Committee
tea, Mrs. Willkie was presented a
message in book form by the CO.
lumbar Republican League.
Between receptions. Mrs. Willkie
rested at her Fifth avenue home and
later Joined her husband in his
speaking tour of Queens County.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Church Training School
To Open at Rockville
cial Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 26.-Un-
der the sponsorship of the Baptist,
Christian, Methodist and Presby-
terian Churches of Rockville, a CO.
operative leadership training school
will begin in the Methodist Church
here tomorrow afternoon. 1t will
continue through November l and
is open to residents of Montgomery
County and nearby areas.
Teachers and officers of Bible
schools, church workers and min
listers are expected to attend. The
Rev. j. Virgil Lilly, pastor of the
Rockville Christian Church, will be
dean. Instructors will be Mrs. C. A.
Lindsay, Washington; Mrs. J. Ray
mond Nelson, Bethesda; the Rev
George Earle Owen. Richmond. Va,
and Charles E. Resser. Washington
Evening star., 1940-10-27
jackson for Ticket
Headed by Roosevelt
He Tells Questioner
Answers Direct Query
By Progressive League
Bourd Member
81 the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26. Mayor
Howard w. Jackson declared today
that he is 'for the Democratic
ticket headed by him" president
RoosevelD in reply to a direct query
whether he was for Roosevelt or
for Willkie."
The query came from Joseph l.
Paper, Executive Board member of
the Progressive League for Roose-
welt and Wallace, who said cur
rent rumors based in part upon
possibly erroneous interpretations
OF your public statements indicate
you favor the defeat of Roosevelt
Fair play requires public declara-
ton of your position. This is Ne
time to straddle."
Still for Democratic Ticket.
Mr.. Jackson's reply:
Il cannot be responsible for
interpretations of my public state
mentS. I, of course, know what I
mean. have always voted the Dem
ocratic ticket from top to bottom
voted for the nomination of
President Roosevelt at the Chicago
convention, and I am still for the
Evening star., 1940-10-27

The draft numbers of registrants
in most of the nearby Virginia and
Maryland area will be available
today for those who have not been
able to visit their local board offices,
officials announced yesterday.
The Offices of the Montgomery
County board No. at the Bethesda
Recreation Center and of Prince
Georges board No. 3 in the court
house at Upper Marlboro will be
closed until tomorrow. but other
lists will be available at least during
part of the day today. Frederic
P. Lee. chairman of board No. 3
in Montgomery. explained that all
but about 25 registrants were noti-
fed Of their numbers by post card
yesterday and that the others would
receive their post cards tomorrow.
The lists of Montgomery board
No. l will be available for inspection
in the courthouse at Rockville and
those of board No at the Jesup
Blair Community Center in Silver
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Most Nearby Draft Numbers
Will Be Available TODAY

Spring. The list of Prince Georges
board No. l can be seen at the
Hyattsville County Building and of
board No. 2 at the post office at
Upper Marlboro from 9 am to noon.
The lists of both Arlington County
boards have been posted on board
at the courthouse and the Alex
andria board lists will be available
at the post Office, it was announced
The Fairfax County list is posted
outside the courthouse.
Meanwhile, at Frederick. Md,
Secretary of State Francis Petrott
said the War Department had ac-
cepted his offer to serve as State
procurement officer to Maryland
draft boards without pay
Mr.. Petrott was appointed by
Gov. OConor. Each State is en-
titled to, procurement officer at a
salary of $4,000, but Mr.. Petrott said
he did not want to accept remunera-
ton, and would do the work through
his position as Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
0'Conor and Sasscer
To Speak al Rites
Al Marlboro
Courthouse Addition
Will Be Dedicated
On Tuesduy
By . staff Correspondent Of The Star.

By staff Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Oct.
26.-Gov. O'Conor and Representa-
tive Sasscer will speak at the dedi-
cation of the recently remodeled
Prince Georges County Courthouse
Tuesday.
Other speakers on the program
will include William A. Carson, pres
ident of the county commissioners,
who will introduce M. Hampton Ma
gruder, master Of ceremonies; Judge
T. Van Clagett, president of the
board Of town commissioners; T.
Howard Duckett, Col NJ E. Gilmore,
regional Works Progress Admins
tration director, and c. c. Magruder.
Mr.. Carson will formally receive
the keys to the building from Joseph
Light Of the Light Construction Co.,
and DR.. Harry Bowen, county COM
missioner, will present flags.
The remodeling PROJECT was begun
in December, 1898, and was part of
a project which included construc-
ton of the County Service Building
in Hyattsville, which was finished
last November. the courthouse
project was completed during the
summer.
The new building was achieved by
extensive remodeling of the old
structure, built in 1880 and the ad-
dition of two wings. Marlboro's first
courthouse, which was torn down
in 1878, stood behind the site of the
present County Trus: CO. Bank
Building. Its successor, that built
In 1880, was erected to meet the
growing needs of the county at the
time Additions were made in 1909
and 1924.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs.
Wendell L. Willlkie, wives Of the
opposing presidential candidates, to-
day were guests Of honor at separate
Manhattan receptions.
At the Hotel Biltmore, Mrs. Roose-
welt was greeted by admirers at a
reception sponsored by the women's
division of the New York Demo-
cratic State Committee.
Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of
the President, sat behind the re-
ception line, which included Mrs.
Charles Poletti, wife of New York;
Lieutenant Governor; Mrs. Edward
j. Flynn. wife of the national DEM
ocratic chairman; Mrs. William H.
Good, Democratic National Com
mittee member. and Baroness Alma
Dahlerup.
Replying to questions, the Presi-
dents wife commented that she
felt lust the same" as she has Just
Evening star., 1940-10-27
State Police Inspector
Propoted in Virginia
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
RICHMOND, Va. Oct 26.-Col
Marion Battle, director of the State
Division of Motor Vehicles, said
tonight that Inspector James R
X. Cowan, Jr.. of the State police
force had been promoted to the
post of assistant division director
in charge of the department OF
police and safety.
Capt. c. w. WoodSon OF the State
police was elevated to the place OF
executive offlcer of the police de-
partment to flll the vacancy created
by Mr.. Cowan's promotion.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Woman Wins Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md. Oct. rs (Spe-
ciaD "A decree signed by Judge
Charles w. Woodward in Circuit
Court grants Mrs. Andree Thomas
Green of Montgomery County an
absolute divorce from Frank Philip
Green of washington and awards
her custody of the couples only
child prank Philip Green. jr. De-
sertion was charged. The couple
was married in New York City June
8, 1892.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Small Gain Revealed
In Whisky Output
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Internal Revenue Bureau re-
ports that 3,50O,517 gallons of whisky
were produced by rectification dur
ing September, compared with
3,257 .988 gallons in the same month
last year. The amount of gin recti-
fed was 459,7l0 gallons, compared
with 1924 gallons a year ago.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Cleveland to Speak.

SALISBURY, Md, Oct. 26 (P).-
Richard F. Cleveland of Baltimore
will be principal speaker Wednes-
day night at a mass meeting OF
Democrats for Willkie," the Wi
comico County Willkie Democratic
Club announced.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

cen party will be held in the
Knights of Pythias Hall, Gathers
burg, Wednesday. Mrs. Leslie Multi
can and Brawner 2. Harding head
the committees on ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Odd Fellows Purty Set

GAITHERSBURG, Md. Oct. rs
(SpeciaD Under joint auspices of
the Odd Fellows and Rebecca
Lodges OF Gaithersburg, a Hallow-
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Students PIon Dance

A patriotic" dance will be held by
students at Upper Marlboro MD
High School at $50 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Cash Hits Willkie.

WESTMINSTER, Md, Oct. 26
R.-Truman B. Cash, State Demo-
cratic campaign manager, tonight
accused Wendell Willkie. Republican
presidential candidate, and "a major
portion of the press" of injecting
misleading propaganda" into the
campaign.
There has been a great deal Of
misleading propaganda, and what
the President calls mis-statements
of fact injected into this contest
by the Republican nominee and his
supporters Mr.. Cash said in an
address at a mass meeting here.
Il include in the category of his
supporters major portion of the
press of the country, including the
press of Maryland"
Senator Radcliffe, Representative
Cole and John Wood, county Gen.
trail Committee chairman, also spoke
at the rally.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

Democratic ticket headed by him.
/ am, however. concerned about
the soundness of the financial
policy Of our country, and shall
continue to say so whenever I feel
that I should in public interest" +"
Evening star., 1940-03-24
AuToMoslLrs FoR SALE.

eTiy:s g:55.sy an, W :.eTIsss san. S shss,s: s,SS
LINCOLN 1897 Zephyr 4-door sedan; .ex-
sidsw.li tires, very clean interior; motor II
iGs6'sn 9Th .ns Ss prise .ss wow stas
LINcoLN.zEPHYR 1899 5-pass: 4.door
spotless interior, radio and heater. You
ssa sn' '.d nss on os.
s:ai'e ssass c. 1s:a ::ss
black dnish,. clean interior good tires and
motor. Bee this one for only $34b. Pohanka
Service 1126 Goth st. NV. D1. 9l4l.
LINCOLN 1888 7-pass, sedan. a very clean
&:Ss!sS s. II s.sss,S Pz4Fs z
I.sc s.7 T. ,ss daq. ., sSs :ss.
s425 90; can arrange terms. xp. s377.J..
L1NcOLN-zEPHYR 1887 4-dr. sedans; we
have t31 Of the most perfect ones in the
city sanppsd With extras and IN
for the most critical inspection; take your
and the, most liberal terms. Superior
Motors. 14th and sts. Dupont 1900.
ssR ass Of r'ssa o*ns s f:f:is is ESed Saae1a
new car; only driven 1000 miles; heater,
sntee and terms. owner used i three
mens seen o sed s rseG sa4s cs.
sl,oo 10 new II dosss ss,2 Motor Co. 18th and
MERCURY 1899 4-dr; town sedan: MeI:
su.y us terms: ref only sV s7s5 Logan Mo-
tors. 354O l4th st. NV. Open Sunday.
MERCURY 1899 4-dr: sedan; 1000 nj.
GmE. m sis6 bet. 81 pm N''
MERCURY 1922 .-dooT sedan are, r.die; g,hhus blue
Guarantee; rsIaSeHE s1ss sIEn; MOTORS.
14ol R. lf.AHA /. Ave. NE Mlof5 Be. sao..
custom radio and heater. driven little BY
APP res snd p4ee
allowance LEO ,RoCCA,- INC, Direct
Factory ~ Dodse ls, Dealer e3I6 Georgia ave.
MERCURY 1882 club. convertible, coupe;
tires: one Of the sportiest things on wheels:
beautiful condition: only 1885.
1asf i 1sih s lEARY s. NV 9R'' q seos ao 1900.
NASH 1870 Lafayette and Anba ssador 8
sedans. show cars: save 5000 Robinson
Motors. 6l4 Central ave; Capitol Hgts.,
Mod. C. line. Phone Hillside 0s52.
OLDsMoBILE 1895 2-door trunk sedan. s.
cyl; original attractive brown finish. up
holstery clean and shows no wear good
tires and it runs hne: real value at only
1885. Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth st.
NV. District al41.
oLDsMosLE 1887. 4-door trunk sedan.
S-cyl.: radio, original attractive gray nnish
is like new, interior clean. good tires and
nne motor; only S445. Pohanka Service,
l1-6 10th st. NV. District 9I4l
Evening star., 1940-03-24
AuToMos,Lrs EoR SALE

~SsSFS~ObeBS EON S%6Bs
oLDsMoB!LE 1895 s-door tourinE sedan:
ssssNsr s3Nr, oyer Ss other iins cars s At 'XkscApE
fsSnoi fsSSnNoiiAC' 1897 irving st. NV. Adams
oLDSMoBILE 1887 a-door touring sedan:
excellent nnish, rubber and interior per.
service and reduced s1 70 sell a. quickly KY a. sfss
Est S'RSE issE i7as 7i ':E: st. M. .' A'ssRs
oLDsMoBILE 1888 coupe; one-s-n4- A.
name on request; very low mileaEe. car "a
esn sSe. nv 0'SIs %ieh,ian an aa74 wisconsin
oLDsMoBILE 1897 "s" 4-door sedans, Q
for for. your n, selection ore black. one lisht
sssssssat sss1 she!ss 1s 5s,sFfs
eouDs fasd ons as7 on. @ e
ceptional condition: s445. anu :"
,ssT IoWS CaSnl = Iy9 COUNTRY M9ToRs Mr sso.
oLDsMoBILE, 1889 4-door trunk sedan;
ana rs Just like new throushout. w
Rohsnka It a, Service, 1Ise Goth st. M.
oLDsMoB1LE 1889 2-door trunk s-cylin-
seaan Gae aas 20 radio and heatsr I:
shsTm fully G auaranteed @ g., s. euP eur' wax. az.
1905 14th~ ~ St. NV. mo- No. sSas. sAIf No. 1879.
oLDsMoBnE 1885 4-dr. blue sedan;
asff CASTE ao sod tres orns nsS sacrifice
S 90 Vii ffssn ssSa s0nf'5Sa safs
0729. Mr.. Fulks, 2120 4th ne
OLDSMoBILE 1885 2-door trunk sedan;
exfsilent Sifs ent,f nish a ons-ognsr car eeupped
backed BY 5-day driving trial: only s5a7;
gist s.. nv NV p1 ef ieis 8 1u'ief' ihe'' il@i
OLDsMoBILE 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
knee sction 5eautifu fuoo condition e sxce.nt h
tires: $3.50 LOGAN sERVisCENTER, in.
tsrssction ssIs N. Y. and Va. aves. NV. NE.
oLDsMoBILE 1888 convertible coupe: 8.
! black top red leather upholstery. radio
sna5 sna heater Here surely is clean esT coo
Cadillac Co, ia&a .snd St. NV Natl.
1900. Open evenings closed Sundays,
OF DSMOBLE 1899 5-pass 4-door trunk
terror FL good tires and a sp'endid motor,
car; s5a5. c, G, c, Guarsntr on over
Cadillac Co. i2@:, .and st. ". Natl. $500.
Open evenirns, closed Sundays
oLDsMoBILE 1896 80" sport model con-
9l7 Howard I'd Sc. Lincoln 1851.
oIDsMoBILE, 1895 ''6" de luxe trunk
sedan: original one-owner condition; radio:
heater; best tires; modern appearance and
safety at S3l5 PAUL BROS. 500 WIS.,
consin NV.
couDe orrnal d bIsek 1afi nish spotess SPAS tn
ALsER 4 Mcneil HzY' AUTO p'is Pafk Wisconsin
ave. and Albemarle st. Emerson 1885.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
AvroMosILrs FOR SALE.

one. Of the beauties Of last year; beautiful
black nnish, heater; will sacrifice to sell
,saI i ,s,n B IzARE e. NV 3R.' & haos Ko. 1000.
BUICK 1887 Century sedan; e-vheel
0 tIss fSs nne ne pfeS
s:ssss s4ss . ss' 'ss ssP s'''s :.
anup. BUICK 1923 1929 Century" sonyert. club
beautiful orisinal hnish. performance, and
Price Price of sss5 With 0s written "s susr.ntee M Tee
M and the most liberal terms IN city, superior
sNnCt,I! BUICK 1929 80 4;dr trunk sedan has had
performs like brand-new: real buy at
most LIBERAL Tn'es superos Motor. 1nd
and SITS. Dupont 1900.
BUICK 1892 de luxe sed.: very nice con-
@ditlon; @ must sell; easy terms. Mr.. Shafer.
106 st. NV.
esen sYGk coaaon aa od s q ssasn sgfo
me 0"'Ss sfs fa' SeToR Sess seIi ssa trade
1908 l4th st. NV. NO 229S, NO. 147a.
RUIck Ton t,G 1925 model q sedan Al sona-
Tor only S395: terms and trade.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
1908 14th ST. NV, NO. 22aS, NO, 1879
BUICK 1881 4-door sedan: the black finish
Is perfect good. clean upholstery. four prac-
tically new tires. good motor: will give some
one many miles of satisfactory service;
DI. a141. -
BUICK 1897 touring sedan, Century: black
nnlsh. well-kept interior radio. unusual
one-owner car, excellent all-around condi-
tlon. sacrifce, S525. PAUL BROS. Chrys-
ter-Plymouth, 5220 Wisconsin WO. 2l6l i.
BUICK 1885 coupe. Special: black: recon-
dltloned and guaranteed in writing 30
days only S325: S25 down Logan
Motors. 18th and M sts. NV. DI 5s1T.
BUICK. 1886 4-door trunk sedan: Cadillac
inc Fisher BODY. excellent upholstery. clesn
inside inside and out; Special ..ale price, sos
5O23 Conn. ave. WO 9SSs
BUICK 1898 coupe. Special "4e". radio
ana heater; S5o5 cash; can be financed.
Phone sH. 1909.
BUICK 1885 convertible coupe: Jet black:
White-wall tires: new top; de luxe radio:
1895. ALDER h. MCNEIL Auto Park Wis
consin ave. and Albemarle ST. Emerson
CADILLAC 1899 convertible club coupe.
driven only $500 actual miles. beautiful
dark gun-metal finish, practically new car,
guaranteed; trade and terms
Evening star., 1940-03-24
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.

FORD 1888 2-door trunk sedan; radio
eondon srs
Ss sS sDssh ssh, sale PEss % Soss syn cGnn sa
tRroashout Perfect Condition: % m:ryeoas ssn
pIss DISs hs Down Sne =. i sa rPsSs msnI isjs
KeaEn:y. 5023 Conn. ave. WO. 9sss.
FORD 1887 de luxe sedan: excellent con.
ati9n Ipnx th5%Sushoq. %ofas trsds and terms; s3ss
FORD 1885, sb de luxe Tudor; motor COM
pietely overhauled: must sacrifice st once;
cslsn esfs tsT@s AIea s4W e Wysssons'l' party Mrs
snd heater, attractive gray finish and til
f1ssna ss aoS 2vner .s ss D.ssrs ShsIsf sis
HUDSON 1887 4-door: used BY telephone
sontl.cD 4ssii connsesieus. csea Wo 'j s4of' f'00'
HUDSON 1885 "s" 4-door sedan; in All
shape price. 5000. Phone Randolph b6l5.
HUDSON 1898 touring sedan; has Just been
this motor is n excellent condition. interior
spotless and tires are very good; a really
sensational buy at only 1857 liberal trade
St. NV D1. ia1a, ~ -"' ii~i -i''
auDs0M a.y =. late 1sas liz ecenomy s-cyin.
only IA months: - miles Vee Der q a.l 0Tns! s.s;
Park Auto Place. coiiese PARK Nd
HUDSON 1884 de luxe sedan modern
PAUL sRos ssso 'WaInse9aaaDn WIseonsin ns at si'o
HUDSON 1888 special brousham; radio
equipped: appearance and smoothness in
cost of ssss dufns seeSlfe ouf DAY ..e xisy
'''ms 'as, MA1NlpDElI CHEVROLET
1900 Nichols Ave. Sc. Lincoln 94ss.
enl, g gfs ms. afs:n vii mm:sasss :ss4::
for sI65 a/c finances. See at 1904 3rd
LA, SALE 1887 5-pass.. 4-door touring
sedan: large trunk dark blue finish spot
less interior: all good tires and a splendid
eleso Ietor ea1 1adis s,ss You viii nd this very
Capitol csdillac CO. ises ' esnd IND St. 'tas NV
Natl. 1900 Open evenings. closed SUNDAYS
LA SALE 1923 opera coupe: spotless in.
tires very low MILEAGE by one owner. fully
guaranteed: guar small small down payment or liberal
Fla. ave. ne. AT. 1907.
LA SALE 1899 4-dr. trunk sedan; radio.
heater. white wall tires. new-type sliding
TOP: immaculate jet black satin finish, sDot-
sss ~ tnT snnd anss like brand
with written guarantee and the most lib
eral terms in city. Superior Motors. l4th
and SITS. DU. 1900
LA SALE 1899 convertible sedan: orig
inal finish Of jet black white-wall tires:
perfect motor: offered with new-car
warranty at a savings of over $1,000.
ALDER d. MCNEIL, Auto Park. Wisconsin
ave. and Albemarle st. Emerson 1856
LA SALE 1887 de luxe coach; low mile
aee; excellent condition; 1915 cash pref.
or trade for small car: can be financed;
ANXIOUS TO sell Immediately. WI 5aR5