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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-30

Park Ridge Methodist church, and
was employed as a travelling sales
man for the Montgomery Ward
Company.
Surviving are his parents, his two
brothers, his wife, Mrs. Lavonne
Groves, two children, John and
David, of the home, and one sister,
Mrs. E. E. Copeland, Norwood, R. /.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon in Park Ridge, and
burial was made there in charge of
the Warner funeral home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-30
LADIES TO STEUBENVILLE

According to word received by
Rev. Stephen j. Pekalla, pastor of
St. Philomena's Catholic church, a
meeting of all Catholic ladies in the
Steubenville diocese will be held at
SteubenvilIe, Tuesday, June IS. The
announcement was made in a special
letter to all parishes in the diocese
from the Right Rev. John X. Mussio,
bishop of Steubenville. Many ladies
from the various Catholic churches
in Noble county plan to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-30
EARL HORTON

Earl Horton of Canton, formerly
of Summerfield, died recently at his
home. Death was caused by a heart
attack. Mr.. Horton was a teacher in
the Canton schools. He was born in
Noble county and lived here a num-
ber of years before going to Canton.
He is a veteran of World War l.
Eugene Horton, south of Summer
field, Bill Horton, and H. B. Hor-
ton of Summerfield, are brothers of
the deceased. Mrs. Alberto Muchan-
aus is a sister.
Funeral services were held in Can
ton at 1870 p. m. Tuesday. Several
friends attended.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-30
vile Saturday.

vile Saturday.
Warren Horton of Alliance spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Horton.
Josephine and Verna Martin at
tended a All meeting at Berne Fri
day afternoon.
Kenneth Martin spent Tuesday
afternoon with Jimmy Horton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-30
Deaths
MRS. ANNA FOREMAN

MRS. ANNA FUhEW AN
Mrs. Anna Lamp Foreman, widow
of the late James Foreman, died at
her home in Crooked Tree, Saturday
morning at five o'clock. Death was
due to a heart attack. Mrs. Foreman
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23
Two British
 Destroyers Hurt By Explosions

LONDON, (P)-The Admiralty, announced today that 38 men were killed and 45 injured in ex- plosions which damaged two Brit ish destroyers off the Albanian coast yesterday.
 Financial secretary John Dug dale told the House of Commons the first vessel, the Saumarez, which participated in the kill of the Nazi battleship Schornhorst, twas believed to have hit a mine" {" The other, the Voltage, was dam aged nearly two hours later while towing the Saumarez. He said There was an explosion" which blew off her bow.
 Both ships have arrived at Cor flu. An Admiralty board is inquir- ing into the cause of the explo- sions, he said.
 ''I should explain that at the time of the accident, both ships were in the very center of the (mine) swept channel, which is one mile wide, and their position at the time was one and a half miles from the Albanian coast" Dugdale said. "The channel was searched by British minesweeping formations periodically from Oc- tober, 1944, to February, 1945, and no mines were found"
 Parts of the bows of both ships were blown off.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23
Weather Man On Rampage In
 Pacific Northwest
CBy the Associated Press)

Reports of widespread damage to crops, utilities and small ma rine craft continued today as the Pacific Northwest took toll of three days of wind and heavy rains.
 Marine authorities in Vancou- yer, B. C., reported one gillnetter foundered off the mouth of the Fraser River, the Vancouver tug C. H. French holed in grounding near Squirrel Cove on Cortez Is- land, seiner grounded in the Fraser River and the American freighter PatSco sought assistance when her engines broke down in the windswept Gulf of Georgia. No casualties were reported.
 An estimated 1,5O0 to 2,OOO acres of newly seeded wheat was washed out in two days rains in Walla Walla and Columbia coun- ties of Washington.
 Along the Cascade mountain summits, rains turned to snow with the government camp on Mount Hood reporting a three inch fall in four hours last night.
 Telephone and power lines were broken in the area and highway traffic at the summit stalled.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23
NaZis Tried To
 Defeat Roosevelt In I94O Election

SWARTHMORE, Pa. (P - O. John Rogge, special assistant to the U. s. attorney general, de- Scribed what he termed a fantas- tic Nazi-backed scheme" design ed to thwart the reelection of President Roosevelt in l940 by having John l.. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers AFL come out against him.
 In an address delivered at Swarthmore College last night, Rogge said This scheme involved Hermann Goering, a Nazi agent by the name of Joachim Hertslet, and William R. Davis, a promoter in the oil business"
 In Washington, Lewis declined to comment on Rogge's remarks. Davis, described by Rogge as a peace emissary for Goering in September, 1889, died Aug. l., l94l, after a colorful career.
 The justice department official added that other attempts were made by the Nazis to prevent Roosevelt's reelection in 1886 and
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23
Won Papen Leaves Nuremberg Jail

NUREMBERG, Germany. 49 - Franz von Papen left the Nuern- berg jail this afternoon to take up residence within the city in which he was acquitted of war crimes charges.
 The former diplomat had the assurance of German authorities that he would not be arrested as a Nazi if he remained in Nuern- berg until his case was prepared for a denazification court.
 Hjalmar Schacht, the acquitted former Reichsbank president, now is in jail near Stuttgart, awaiting action under denazification pro- cedure and Fritzsche, the third
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23
Tanker DOnbass Still In Trouble

SEATTLE, (P) - Stormy seas continue to plague the former Russian tanker Donbass.
 The stern section of the vessel, which split up several months ago in storm off the AleutianS, was buffeted by rough seas Mon day night after a towline snapped from one of the tugs towing it to Eureka, Calf, for use as a float ing power plant.
 Dispatcher John Lee of the Pu- get Sound Tug and Barge com pany said that third tug, the Ac- tive, was sent out to assist Mon day night and everything was under control today. Two tugs, the Outagamie and the Commis- Sioner, were towing the stern, and the Outagamie and the Active will complete the tow with the Commissioner returning here
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23
NORMAN WEAVER MISSING SINCE MONDAY

Norman Weaver, well known pilot of the Alaska Airlines is re- ported missing since Monday af- ternoon. He took off from Candle at three-thirty in the afternoon enroute to Kotzebue and has not been heard from since that time.
 Four planes out of Kotzebue and two army planes searched all day yesterday as the weather was clear and other planes are joining in the search today.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23
Absentee Vote Counted Tuesday

Absentee vote baloltS have been counted with the following re- turns:
 Delegate: Bartlett 39, Peterson 23.
 Treasurer: Cole B, Olson 33.
 Commissioner of Labor: Sharpe 32, Benson 25, Kimball 2.
 Territorial Senators Munz 61, Jones 50, Lyng 12, Cross 3.
 Territorial Representatives: Me Donald 45, Andy Anderson 40, Mliligan B, Laws 30, Madsen 29, Ost 25, Porter 22, Ed Anderson II.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23

man freed by the international military tribunal three weeks ago, is living in a small Nuremberg apartment.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23

1914 One included the establish ment of an America Committee" in the Foreign Office by Joachim von Ribbentrop, Nazi foreign min ister, recently hanged for war crimes.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-23

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Famous
Southern
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the best cake you ever tasted;
an outstanding holiday valne
Cake has been q favortte holiday delight In
gracious homes in Dixie. Many thousands
have been sent as gifts to all parts Of the
country. AS its fame grew, we received IN
rare quality cake available to lovers of fine
food outside the South.
Now here 1t is-a wonderful treat for you
and your friendS-a famous Southern Fruit
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glace orange and lemon peel. clear green
citron, and other fine fruits and rare aro-
rich golden color--neither too dark nor too
light. It's full-bodied mellow flavor is an
exciting taste thrill.
Fruit cake is traditional at Christmas and
Southern Fruit Cake will grace your holi-
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to your entertaining Because Of its full
mellow fruity richness, only small portions
need be served. Since it improves with age,
you and your family can enjoy its delicious
goodness over the entire holiday season.
will help you play the gracious hostess and
enhance your reputation for hospitality.
A Gift in good taste that's ssre to please
Few gifts will be more welcome this sea-
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ping Southern Fruit Cake comes wrapped
in colorful cellophane Christmas wrapper,
packed in a specially designed aluminium
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Order NOW to apo;d DISAPPOINTMENT and
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We hope to be able to fill all orders. but
first in, first out" will be our shipping
policy. Orders received before December
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- Ship express prepaid. on money back g,
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Evening star., 1946-11-24

when receive Southern Fruit Cake cut out slice
that all topping chock fun Of fruits
nuts clear through from top g That's test Of
mellow We without reserv.tons South
expectation
to and We win cheerfuly refund your money.
you Virginia Carolina
Florida
the past, from your fayorite food dealer.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
and Marrie D. D. casner, 25, 80 platts.

ant, ana Marie D. D. Casner' 20, 80 Platts
6, ave; NV, and Lily Yee,, y. Plttsburah,
'mSe. and @ ssanie. WARREN az rsf,sE e. soDt 81
Mishssi I;si j.. szifsasdi, q; and Mary A.
jesse 'f r. phoebas Hsn 2, x asos 81 nT 5th st
Sc. and Kathleen v. Lewis, 20, Ala
,u,os Dskx00d s,st;rs1: ST. Sc; ko 1.rx.n.. ,,.,.
snaen and Enc a L; " Bennett A. "os Van
:. 81. both Of 1i17 New Jersey ave. NV. NV.
and Alice l.. Hansboroush, 10, so5
Ps Pa:; and Ellen &. McGsha' ;HeIGsH II. 1870
william i; Z. Hammes, "a. sos Alabama
ave. ave Sc Sc; and June G. Neis' Fl. Roches-
Junior iei O. 8. Clark, e1, sos LIST st. NV, and
John @. Montsomery, SO. 1898 Riggs pl
NV, and Eleanor M: Pinder, 81, 1926
Philip r. woodward. 23, 427 Ingraham st.
p;sco,;,if. p;w;: and Virginia L. Ransbottom. @1,
Baysrd +. Keller, 20. Grantsville, Md,
and Rebecca 1. Smith, 23, 1908 Kalo-
Ill RoSss !; 30 and Lottie L. Harris
Frank N: Garrett, IS. e125 G st. NV.
and Juanita F. shugart. 20, 25I4 14th
Harry J. Howar, 90. 141e Chaplin st. NV,
and Versia L. Perry, 22, 523 B st. n.e'
Ronald ani Il l. LaBoSsiere. %, 105 2 st. ne.
Wilbur F. Porter. "a Charlottesville Va -.
and velna B. Weaver, 20. 1883 Kendall
st. ne.
william C. McAllister, 81. 1925 Queen st
ne. and Mary A. west, 20, 34I2 Dix
st. ne.
Joseph G. Ashton. "a, 1O17 49th st. ne,
and Marie Bennett, 21, 619 55th st, n e.
Donald r.. Hassinger, %. Sunbury. Pa,
and Janice A. Poppe, 18, 1920 18th St.
Thomas w: Chamberlain, 3s, 2O29 F st.
NV, and Frances Idol, 33, Baltimore.
Gavin s. Payne, 25. and Ruth E. Hale. 20,
Jesse M Wooton, Fl, " i4b u st. NV. and
Ellzabeth D. FRYE, %. 4O2 r ST n w
Evening star., 1946-04-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

body; new motor and transmission. 194l
Ford 1h-ton tractor. S.25-20 tires, 3
speed rear. Can be used as dump. Also
TRUCKS bring better price at .'Ropsr,s'", " y
any old model; spos cash. Call "ROPER," "
ROPER always paws the best prices for
trucks, any model or make Call ROPER" ,"
PoDGE ls4s s4tsn piskug ,s trusk; skv exesl Sa
INTERNATIONAL, II dump. $3.50: '35
$051 n St NV MI. ols1. Trade terms
CRE1 CRfh STRRdunEk STRuCEk, "a ton. panel; motor and
tires g9ed; oo9eow below oPA ceiling s,1.75-
INTERNATIoNALi T3TEi TRACTOR. sleeper cab.
soFns s spSsIisht ts logIshts, ssssris tlsa tsn:
on trailer, new motor and new tires;
complete outfit in excellent condition; no
surprises on road; reasonable price; owned
by private party. FLORIDA MARKET, 691 /
Lee ola East Falls Church. Va 100 yds
iNTfiERNATToNAL Chassis and cabs, good
running condition; priced below ceiling
1885, Cas-. 1856" wheelbase, S465; 1894
Geo, 1856" wheelbase. $3.50; 1897, D-30
12S" wheelbase, $500. Good coal dump
HART. NO. 1911. Monday.
CHEVROLET 1941 cargo 11a-ton, excellent
condition; cash or easy terms: below OPA
1141 Bladensburg rd. ne, between IL noon
cHEvRoLET 1885 1-ton panel. excellent
ceiling, $3.50. 5504 Farragut ST., Rogers
Heights HyattSville.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

CAR REFINISHED--Now, is the time. to
nav nave your car Tstinlshed a BY master paint
ern automobile plants Prewar, quality
matte Raa s!Sp faI Tss sn
sS sSssr an and pinion. Call MR.. SCHNEIDER
TIRES, new, used and recaps; recapping,
and ' material teT ts5sflf coNsoTIbATGD SALES
SH 4as 1ikE It ap ss$f BY the Den
hour service; leetric-treated sections if
capped rs at Is AReAD sef Co.,
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1437
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick. efficient
Pontiac OWNERS, ATTENTION.. We
have just received a large shipment of good
sqhy 5 sso seat m ms m pGpa o aey
+ fPTa RfSan5 aPe nsn co @
ATTo ltERS Adsni sSoG Immediate de-
livery, new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you have ever seen. suitable for
CO. 1887 Irving St. NV, AD. $500 Wash
NEW Afo haoseTt RGRae RsaeF hub caps
lenses, speedometer cable, and housing,
compartment comps locks. auto auto glass Installed. rs
J. L. BRENNER d CO.. 1910 Montana ave.
NEW Eft, van body, all steel, or will
trade 2S-ft semitrailer. Call WA. 9239.
USED TIRES, pass. and truck, all sizes,
100. 150x20. mud and snow tread: also
aoox@O, 34x7. 6e9x2o new 7o9X2o; 10
400 Hunt pl. ne, cor, MINI. ave. TR.
AGTO-GLiDE. Cushman. with side-car;
1912 model good condition, 81 so for quick
"a UPpk6avS
AUTO SPOTLIGHT. lThompson) mobilize,
cruiser, inner1cmontrolled' on new. 534 18th
PONTIAC 1886. third member $40 ex-
change. Phone CO. $3.50, after pm.
NEW 8 PLY 700x16, nylon tires, Govern
ment surplus. For further information,
call Atlantic 0636
TIRES, prewar. used. reasonably good
condition; SIS cash; Monday. Republic
ACCESSORIES for big Lincoln, 1884 to
$40; including anti-freeZe. cross chains
full chains, brake springs, carburetor, dis
tributor, door lock. fuel pump, fan belt
coils, generator, starter, starter and igni-
tion switches, timing chain, tires. transmits,
sons, top dressing. polish, 2 drums oil (56
phone GA 442l
Evening star., 1946-04-07
TRAlLERS.

NEW AND USED house trailers on 12 tc
"a month terms, Metal lugsage trailers
sories. Cash for your trailer. RICHTER
TRAILER SALES. Route 1. 5erwyn. Md
new AND USED HOUSE TRAMERS on IL
is and "a months finance terms. Luggage
trailers, stake and express models available
oT Beds hsper Of
ers Also new 7.50x16. 6-ply commercial
G22aysaF dsTsry 5fs nna tTRss RF c
1920 wisconsin ave, NV. Wo. 1921. oper
FOB! FOR ! RHST-Dump, Z II luggage and stake
day or week: we hitch to y! your car. One.
sesvfs ma9F es Go S 0nen 1ss Ssy
FHsfGa ARAVEIo TRA1fER r. ftfse sso new condition
Sneehs aSF osEs 1rssr sis
HOUSE ss ihqTsai HEALER za to sleep wanted cash
TaSo Il Sssf desRRfRSne VfRaf
condition. $500. Cali Laurel l54M.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, streamlined. extra
large, ali steel: good as new. vii! sci
fhsaP sTnPL 1ia$ aEfFd K A0 Wheel
fffSa ffUaaeAdE A5 ls1Ss Trailer, new, good tires
aousE St. Fra SH 1879 1929 Alma Silver
- IT.. used only g weeks, perfect condi-
TRAILER, s95; heavy duty steel; immed
ssWHEEG ahi MH' IGGeAGE c}v' TRAILER, good con;
stlon snd tires heavy tarDaun l51
% eonditon See Sleeps saee' vIScENPs fSe RxLET ssELf
WNT To TGoG RENT oFFIeE aye or as trae,
for five months. Michigan. 1857. =
KosY COACH, 1914, with full prewal
ton. Call cH. $500 for appointment, =
suotherm, sleeps A. I. hillside Trailer Vii;
sss teshtes esoq o paaE maED0rS nrN Il fs on Hwy
ton, like new. with or without q Chev
will trade Chev. for larger trailer, Wash.
ington Trailer Camp, lot No. 3, Halnns
HOUSE TRAILER. a11a-ft. Hayes, electric
HILLSIDE TRAILER CAMP
HOUSE TRAILER, glider. &c it., peTfee
soRBER. Ancient Oaks Park, Falls Church
scHgLT. Cavalier. 90 feet overall. feet e
Phone CH. 7o57 bet. I-6 Sunday.
TRAILER, luggage type, approx approxalm,stelIy a., - 3,
stoes at 500 Se1i cH anS 5So7 sS'pS0'''' '''e'
FOR SALE covered wagon, hot water. MOD
ern. Hams Point. East Potomac Park, 10
80, Sun. ~10-5. $1,000.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, excellent condition
4x6 bed, complete with extension sides
newly recapped tires, tarpaulin. ball anes
socket hitch and car hitch; S125. Cal
uN. 1856: Can be seen at $3.50 Chev!
Chase Parkway NV.
WILL PAY private party cash for trailer
house. Call MIR. LISTER. Ii. 0261 Mon
day. 81
ALMA, 1916, . mo- old. cleo brakes. ex.
tras BIEDERMAN, 1888 Powhatan, Alex
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Louis A. Marietta, e5, 1923 Taylor st. NV.
Albert Y. coIu1i, "a, 414o 7th st. NV.
and Marion E. sitton, 20, 1921 4th st
JOHN r. McGinert II. 10. so1o Wisconsin
1929 Hall pl. NV.
Lloyd T. Thomas. 20. 1347 T st. NV, ant
chaGss aGse W knsS HfESy as6S usss Bssns P vs
ter. Sc. and Jacouelin B. Wilson, 18
W 1928 ,,.s Lily y,hn, Pond dr.; ne eo,, ~ -
and Norma D. Campbell, 10, 732 5tf
Wade l. Hardy, jr.. %. South Bend Ind.
and Helen " Miller %, 400s 47th st
s. ne, and Hazel E. Scott, 20, 1886
Paul 7; Baker, 445,, Silver Spring, and ST.
William Coleman, 26. 715 East Capitol St.
and Jacaueline Wenser, %, 1924 Mon
Clarence E. Smith, 81, 1929 X st. Sc.
u.aa and JAMIE m M Hill. 10, l0o4 10th st &c
John E. LANE Lane, IS pittsbureh. and md Msrgaret
M. Smith. %, Bozeman: Mont.
and Elene ass srowS "a srngni 5ls S. st.
NV. and Marcelle LAHORE, rs, 4e.1
Earle H: christenson. 10. Tacoma. Wash,
and Gertrude L. Olson, "a. 716 10Th
Robert H. Elmore. %, Kensington, and
Margaret L. Smith. 20, 707 Elder st. NV
Norman NJ Simmons, co. and Prosenn-
pima X. Mitchell, Al, both of 1712
Seaton st. NV.
Frederick 6. Alner. 90. Alexandria, and
Frances L. Albright, ~, 2100 18th
L. B. Bedney. 20, 1925 9Th st. sw.. and
Lille M. Coleman, %, 346 Mclean
Robert c. struble. SO, 3415 3sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Deaths Reported

Lucie B. Holmes. 81, 2926 Porter st.
Kate Bricker, SO, 2235 Shannon pl. Sc.
Annie B. Towers, 80. 1870 Wyoming ave.
Roseamond L. Sutherland. 80. 2O29 Conn.
ave.
Maria Nicolaou (Nicholson), ". 6110 14th
st.
Mary NJ Mitchell, II, 71s East Capitol.
Carl G. Larson, II, United States Soldiers
Home
Louis i. Hoover. II, 1897 Vermont ave.
Walter G. Burke. 81. 1000 cathedral ave.
George P. Jenkins. SO, 5302 st. s.e.
Anna Ready, 4s, 3405 N ST.
Hugh Reamy. 36, 140S G st. ne.
Theresa Akears, 66. 637 o st.
Charles H. Black, SO, l236 New jersey ave.
Mamie Gooch, 81. 1923 Veremont ave.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Births Reported

Frank and Anastasia Abbo, girl
David and Nellie Colville. boys, twins.
Como and Mary Cuticchia, boy.
Albert and Mary DeMuth, boy.
Charles and Mary Geris, girl
Arthur and Florence Jackson, girl.
William and Annie johnson, girl.
Herbert and Agnes Jump. girl.
Truman and Dorothy King, girl
Walter and Grace Mangum, boy.
Alvin and Ruth Meyrowitz, boy.
Thomas and Gladys McCarvill. boy.
Philip and Louise Nealson, boy.
Andrew and Frances O'Neill, boy.
Frank and Edna Patterson, girl.
George and Anna Plue, boy.
John and Elinor Richardson, girl.
Edward and Alice Rockefeller, girl.
Grifiith and Margie Thomas. girl.
Paul and Amy Wilmer, girl.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

DUMP AND STAKE TRUCKS for hire BY
1925, evenings. g
DUMP TRUCK for hire. e-yard body with
driver. 1888 North Carolina ave. ne.
CONTEMPLATING purchasing ia ton
Army cargo truck. Will make deliveries,
light and heavy; evenings 5 to 8 and ali
day Saturday and Sunday Box 19l-Y, Star.
3
VETERANS will do small hauling Jobs in
evenings; reasonable rates. EX 51S7. o.
ATTENTION. home. store and apt owners
THE RELIABLE TRASH g. GENERAL
HAULING CO., 415 Morse St ne, is now
able to haul away that trash and ashes;
also general hauling to all parts of the
city. and suburbs. For information and
service call AT SAL Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-07
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK OWNERS get osys every pS dollar your
Mo4oK Ses Kasnf snEs soF ca.
sad su cose; ay p9sss nse.d y supp os
4s5 Hisssss ? priess psia tor sIssn s.ss; pi!!.
nses sp Or sffIa H. 0sMEhsf Ms1f sunns 1863
RAFP5dh "a }sdla.s M0T6Ks TsS snd 1850 l7sh It
pay hshsss easS shs max 81
BUCKS. Chevrolets, Fords, Pontiacs or
ceiling price. ST HAWKiNs, 1888 18th
suicks 81 Rk; w %AN4Rb-1 efIf; will pay the high
VII STsTL[LfAMs AUTo SAL IS, R. IL l. ave- s'Ns at
a9iR as oMsRks Aasns set ss ever, dollar
Es ssE'h MoTdR 'Iss 54iE DsTss sss
SHEYRoLET. late sedan; will pay y t top p cash ash
AUTOS, IA; 1900;
a9 sss Eoe d1@lf1
snsed WIZ Te'Ps1 gx1E Esr 5S6 Ws
soI 5fSL 81
TshGs saEs pEsIER GfErFs S aHG
St cash SlSf 5sE n s:s5ts
Fok6 3 9s o gudor G s r fossd s9n 9or
faSR foRD ek MEscukYWi ss ~ VIII pay extra fol
rs 5sssR x fsss f2na!tSa 4sS5 WEST
isrs is worth Wo s23s: Bob Terrstt Posi-.
Msof s%Es SAT scu 44as hsS cona saf ave
" % e Your home ne es
sss S5EYsk e.5 81 nc e.ss re E.
s ss5ses dos1 os Your
HSE:f n9asg IS 2IS4 sRsssS s'ss:
Vt ffss e0fFF ATo s1R mskf T. any .Vs mod:
CADILLAC, one of the better. ones. in
EooS 9oRdIiHR HFRow% M Wa Sysr FAX yrs old
eifn s casR sRe Peas Pr ssdsa ea
S343. weekday evenings or Sunday. %, q
sEkv9eE Il oHsI iiss sotS % st NV. bANkA bisfries
Buick OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON g. oRME, 18th and M sts.
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON & oRME
18th and and M sts. NV. Call d. 500 for
CASH FOR YOUR cAR-Fords. Chevrolet.
eEPSHtao sSn: sd and aa1s'' sss n $500
aE rss x 1889 o ssh s fpr
sP'g yET nEsPERxTELY imH9f IN NEGps ef CAR to hold
f S Wants 1917 saieE oids
mobile or PONTIAC perfect condition.
d n
Wff %zsf !S5 To fi of Mobht DA 2Fqs FORD car
truck Rox in RUNNING s'nI condition. reasonable
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to sell your car. see Jack Blank nrst
ARCADE e ili p.e!2s Fo2NTfSc CO.; .WaShinston'I
An. HONEST PRICE fol-. your Plymouth
BORN MOTORS. chrysler-Plymouth deal
ers, 5000 Georgia ave, SH 1900
BRING YOUR TITLE and set highest spo
cash for your car. WORRELL MOTOF
CO, 1853 Pa; aye; Sc, FIR. 1899.
PRICE NO OBJECT--.Any make or model
1881 to 1941: will come with cash
RHODE ISLAND MOTORS, 1920 R. I. ave
oID-MoDgL OLD CARS, any make, price n,
object; will call with cash. RHODE IS
LAND MOTORS, 1920 r. I. ave. ne. MI
CASH AT ONCE-Top- dollar prices a
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave
ne. AT: 1900. Oren evenings.
4 PRIVATE PARTY wants any make ca
from 1885 UP, and will pay top price
VETERAN wants 1887. 1898 or 1889 For,
convertible coupe; will pay cash. Cal
OUT-OF-TowN CASH BUYERS available
be sure to get their big cash price To-
your car. Adams S344. WILLIAMS Auto
SALES, r. I. ave. ct goth ct. ne.