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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
PONTIAC ir»33 convertible coupe; excel- :
lent black paint; rt wire wheels; trunk \
rack, new top. heater, all good tires; here
is a buy: $245. C. C. C. guaranty. 1
Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1.222 22nd si. n.w. l
Nail. 3300, Open evenings, closed Sundays. 1
PONTIAC 1934 Silver Streak custom con- {
vertiblfe coupe; very fine condition, rumble
seat, many extras; only $359; terms, $59 ,
down. Evans-Palmer, New York and I
Florida aves. n.e. I
i—■" i I
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
’ONTIAC demonstrators and official cars
n sedans, touring sedans and coaches;
ow mileage, new-car guarantee and serv
ce policy; these cars must be sold before
irrival of new 103A Pontlacs. Your op
lortunity to own a practically new car
t low cost: full trade allowance for your
Id car and balance to suit you: come In
oday. L. P. Steuart, Inc., 1440 P at. n.w.
|
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
STtIDEBAKER 1933 small (Rocknel type
sedan; only one owner; looks and runs
like new: only $139: terms. Evans-Palmer.
New York_and Florida aves. n.e._
WILLY8 1937 de luxe sedan: actual 2.800
miles. Save over $130 and still set a new
car auarantee and liberal low-cost
finance plan. Superior Motors. Inc., 14th
1937 CORD
SUPERCHARGED
BEVERLY SEDAN
“Luxurious” best describes this
smart, modern automobile.
Driven less than 7,000 actual
miles. Condition is practically
that of a new car. Beautiful
tulip cream finish with chrome,
u'heels and exhaust pipes. Built
in trunk, retractable head lights,
custom radio, automatic finger
tip shift, plaited broadcloth up
holstery, arm rest division front
and rear, equipped with same
type supercharger as used by
racing cars. This car cost
13,150 new.
Now Priced ot Only
$1,875
A Saving of Over Si,200 \
NORRIS, INC.
Studebaker Dealers j
2018 14th St. N.W.
North 3949
Open Evenings
\
R^——1 ~ ~ 11 r I" '' b i
dehmmbli _
SAVE
REAL MONEY
On These
Thoroughly Reconditioned
(/uabauteed
USED CARS
1934 coupe M,,ter $319
1934 sc.hde;»T#w“... $349
1934 ST_$329
<935 scrn Ma,ter $429
1935 coupe M"‘er $399
IQQC Ford De. L. (ASA
1999 Trunk Tudor 99D9
| AQC Ford Tudor CilQA
1999 (With Radio)-- 9*199
I OOC Dodle Conor APAQ
1999 I With Radio) 9999
1936; Fordor $459 !
<936 StUn $569
MANY OTHERS
Eaay Terma and Trade
BARRY-PATE
1130 Conn. Ave.
1123 18th St. N.W.
Drive in 18th St. Entrance
Packard .. . 24th M & N
| FINAL WEEK!!
b»20>»
SALE!
Save $50 to $100
5 PACKARD 10.'iti 130 TOURING
SEDAN. A beautiful blue car that !
looks and runs as good as the day
it left our showroom floor. Fac
tory built-in trunk, spotless interior,
excellent tires. See and drive this J
i car just once . . . and
you'll buy it. 20-day sale t*TQC
price _ 4»/3E3
DODGE 1934 DE LUXE SEDAN.
Opalescent gray. 2 well fenders,
metal tire covers, trunk rack: prac
tically new tires, spotless tfjnc
Interior. 20-day sale price 4*»^3
CHEVROLET 1934 TOURING
COACH. Beautiful olive finish,
black fenders, built-in trunk, spot
less upholstery, practi
cally new tires. 20-day It 3 AC
sale price _ ^3 “3
PACKARD 1935 •120' SEDAN.
Flawless brewster green finish, im- 1
maculate upholstery: tires are like
new, twin horns windshield wipers
and rear lights. 20-day GLC“tC
sale price 4*3 » 3
FORD 1930 TOURING SEDAN.
Coal black finish. Has had ex
ceptional care and with a very
low mileage this car is in lmri
new-ca- condition. 20- ffACA
day sale price_ y“3v
PACKARD
24th M & N Sts. N.W.
Open Evenings REpublic 0145
YOUR CAR
IS LISTED HERE
|
Backed by Horner’s
|
Famous Guarantee
i
1937 Dodge Trunk Sedan .$745
1936 Buick "61" Trunk
Sedan (6 wheels)_795
1934 Dodge 4-dr. Sedan.. 395
1935 Ford Tudor (trunk).. 345
1934 Hudson Coach— — . 345
1934 Buick "67" Sedon... 495
1935 Chrysler "8" 4-Door
Sedan_545
1935 Olds "8" 4-Dr. Trunk
Sedan _ ... 545
1936 Packard "120" Trunk
Sedan_775
Rolls Royce Phaeton_400
1934 Buick "57" Sedan _. 525
1932 Buick "56" Coupe... 285
1933 Buick "67" Sedan... 425
1935 Buick "57" Sedan — 565
1935 Ford Tudor_295
1933 Olds 8 Trunk Sedan.. 365
STANLEY H.
HORNER
Inc.
1529 14th Natl. 7651
1111 14th Natl. 9473
VS *100 MORE
For Your 1936, 1935, 1934 Chevrolet, Ford,
Dodge, etc., in trade on
1937 Pontiac Demonstrators
and Official Cars
These cars have been driven very little—equal to i
new in every respect—sold with new-car guar
antee and service policy—ACT QUICKLY!
ARCADE PONTIAC, INC.
Direct Factory Dealer
1419 IRVINS ST. N.W.—AD. 0575
^I
r OVER A
150 FINE CARS 1
MUST BE |
CLOSED OUT^
11932
PLYMOUTH COUPE
Deluxe P. B. Model
8107
W« 8195. Car No. 928
I 1933
E Nash Sport Coupe
f Appearance like new.
I „ 8189
I Was 8325. Car No. 746
I. [,1932
Pontiac Sport Cabriolet
6 eyl.jNew Car Condition
u 8195
Was *295. Car No. 671
For over two weeks, the closed bridge has caused o lull in our business
. . . WE RE OVERSTOCKED! And now that traffic is Flowing once again / I
WE MUST HAVE ACTION!
• ^ A V..J _n. *__ ■ a _ — r.. . . . « . _
Car No. 713. *007
Was *525. Now *031
>OC Olds. Sport Sedan.
ww Radio and Heater.
Was *850. Car No. *C07
694. Now _ *001
lOO Pontiac Sedan. Car
00 No. 622. Was *00 7
*339. Now . *401
IOC Terraplane Sedan. Car
No. 707. Was *OOC
*530. Now *030
*01 Chrysler Cabriolet. Car
01 No. 711. Was *Q0
*195. Now _ *33
IOC Ford Sedan. Car
No. 731. Was *007
*365. Now_ *431
' < # vu>i.ii. fvaa
*350. Car <Od 7
No. 697. Now. .. #4^1
’1A Chevrolet Coach. Car
•*’ No. 980. Was <077
*365. Now_ #4M
>OC Ford Sport Coupe. Car
«" No. 192. Was <707
*385. Now $431
>OC Plymouth De Luxe
v® Sport Coupe. <d07
Was *565. Now #“*“ I
>99 Chrvrolet Sport Sedan.
““ .Car No. 689. <107
Was *250. Now $131
>9J Ford Cabriolet. Like
““ new. Waa <7C7
*325. Now_ #401
1931
Packard Club Sedan
$167
Was *295. Car No. 588
111 niniiiii.iiiin.Mi rnaMui^imirnmmmmftiiu
Just 15
1937 CHEVROLET
Demongtrators and
Company Official Carg
AT BIG DISCOUNTS
/ Chey. \
I Town Sedan 1
l $447 I
\ Was *550 M
V Car No. 761 M
1931
Buick Sport Coupa
Very Clean
1 $147
Was $250. Car No. 709
1932
FORD
COACH
New tirei,
847
As is.
Car Ne. 915.
1931
CHEV.
COACH
$87
Wu S150.
1930
HUDSON
SEDAN
New tire*.
S57
Was (150.
Car No. 916.
—r-1——1
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals and Departures at
New York
ARRIVALS.
Today.
ATLANTIDA—La Ceiba_ 5110 PM
CHAMPLAIN—Havre _ __ 8:00 AM
FORT TOWNSHEND—St.Johns 8:30A.M.
«JEO. WASnrNJCXON—NorfolIc_ 4:00 P M.
PLATANO—Antwerp _6:00 P.M.
PRESIDENT HARRISON—
_ W°r|d Cruise-5:00 A.M.
REX—Genoa -8:30 A.M.
Tomorrow.
DEUTSCHLAND—Hamburg 11:00 A.M
MONARCH OF BERMUDA—
Bermuda 8:30 A.M
OL.XENTE—Havana _" Noon
fEE—Norfolk_4:00 P.M.
SHAWNEE—Miami 11:00 A.M.
Saturday, September 25.
PARIS—Havre _ A.M.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT—
Hamburg _ A.M.
STUTTGART—Hamburg_ A.M.
STATENDAM—Hamburg_ A.M.
Sunday, September 26.
CAMERONIA—Glasgow _ AM.
COLUMBUS—Bremen _ AM.
GEORGIC—Havre A.M.
GEORGE WASHINGTON—
Norfolk 3:00 P M.
QUIRIGUA—Port Limon_ Noon
Monday, September 27,
AMERICAN BANKER—London. A.M,
BORINQCEN—Trujillo City S:00 A.M,
CALIFORNIA—San Francisco 9:00 A.M.
CARABOBO—Curacao _8:30 A.M.
CRISTOBAL—Cristobal _8:30 A.M.
EUROPA^-Bremen AM.
GRIPSHOLM-—Gothenburg _ A.M.
IROQUOIS—Jacksonville_7:00 A.M.
PASTORES—Cristobal _B :30 A.M.
SAMARI—Liverpool _ P M,
SANTA CLARA—Valparaiso ___ 8:30 A M.
Tueqfiay. September 28.
AI.GONOUIN—Galveston . 6:00 A.M.
BFRENGARIA—Southampton A M.
PENNLAND—Antwerp A M.
PONCE—San Juan __ _ 8:30 A.M.
ROBERT E. LEE—Norfolk 3:00 P.M.
YUCATAN—Vera Cruz Noon
Wednesday, September 29.
RATORY—Gdynia . A.M.
CALAMARES—Santa Marta 2:00 P.M
EXOCHORDA—Mediterranean . 10:00 A.M.
NORTHERN PRINCE—
Buenos Aires 8:30 A M.
SCANSTATES—Gdynia_ A M.
ST. LOUIS—Hamburg__ A M.
SAILING.
Today.
DROTTNINGHOLM—Gothenb’g Noon
LISTA—Casablanca 9:30 A.M.
WASHINGTON—Hamburg_ Midnight
Tomorrow.
AMERICAN FARMER—London _ 4 on P M.
ftP,*«£?JEIN—Antwerp - Midnight
LA< ONI A—Liverpool-6:00 P.M.
I.AFA 1 ETTE—Ha vre Noon
?£ANPENN-Helsinkl .I"::;: 6:00 PM
TUSCANIA—Glasgow_ Noon
Saturday. September 25.
AMER. IMPORTER—Liverpool 11:00 A M
K HKROV —Rotterdam No time
CHAMPLAIN—Havre _ Noon
EXMINSTER—Constanza _ No time
DE GRASSE—Havre_ Noon
REX—Genoa __ . Noon
ST AVANGERFJORD—Oslo 1:00 P.M.
WELLINGTON COURT—
Manama - No time
Sunday. September 26.
No sailings scheduled.
Unnriav SanlP»K>. ON
PARIS—Havre _ Noon
Tuesday, September 28.
ECROPA—Bremen _____ Midnight
EXCAMBION—Beirut _ 4 :(»0 P.M.
STATENDAM—Rotterdam fi:00 P.M.
Wednesday. September 29.
BERENGARIA—Cherbourg_ Noon
DEL TSCHLAND—Hamburg _Midnight
FRFSIDENT ROOSEVELT—
Hamburg __ Noon
SAILING.
(South and Central America. West Indies
and Canada.)
Today.
COAMO—Trujillo City_3:00 PM.
FALCON—Maracaibo _ Noon
HAITI—Cristobal Noon
J. L. LUCKENBACH—Pacific
.. Coast . __5:00 P.M.
\ERAGUA—Port Limon _ Noon
Tomorrow.
AMOR—Maracaibo _ 4 00 P M.
LADY DRAKE—Georgetown _ 7:0(»P.M.
SANTA INEZ—Antofogasta 5:00 P.M.
Saturday, September 25.
ATLANTIDA—La Criba 11:00 A.M.
CHATEAU THIERRY—Cristobal Noon
FORT TOWNSEND—St. Johns 11:00 AM.
MONARCH OF BERMUDA—
Bermuda 3:00 PM.
ORIENTE—Havana Noon
PLATANO—Puerto Cortez Noon
SAN JUAN.—San Juan Noon
SANTA ELENA—San PTancIsco Noon
SIBONEY—Vera Cruz ll:0OAM.
TOLOA—Santa Marta _ Noon
Sunday. September 36.
No aaillnes scheduled.
Monday. Septembor 27.
No sailines scheduled.
Tuesday. September 28.
AMERICAN—Pacific Coast_ 2 00 A M.
BENEDICT—Ceara _9:00 AM
QUAYAQl'IL—Cristobal _2:00 P.M.
Wednesday. September 29.
CARABOBO—Curacao _4:00 P.M.
QUEEN OF BERMUDA—
Bermuda _ _3:00 PAI.
Must Register and Reside.
American women who marry for
eigners and then divorce them can
regain their American citizenship
only by complying with certain legal
requirements of residence and regis
tration.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPICATIONS
Carroll P. Bray. 28. 1312 A st. s.e., and
Marjorie S. Wood. 19, HyattsviUe. Md.;
Rev. A. P. Shirkey.
George N. Grove. 27. 5909 Sligo Mill rd.
n.e„ and Velma I. Boggorly. 25. Brown
town. Va.: Rev. A F. Poore.
Henri Novak. 25- 2040 F st.. and Emma E.
Preston. 24, 1408 Delafield pi.; Rev. W.
Lee Eaddy. 27, 225 3rd st. ne.. and Carie
Kelly. 231 3rd st. n.e.; Rev. J. E.
Graham.
Moir B. Oldham. 407 T st., and Edna E.
Thomas. 19. 124 V st.: Rev. R. M. Wil
liams.
Richard K. Barbour. 23. 524 3rd st. s.w..
and Helen Miner. 21, Arlington. Va.;
Rev. B. H. Whiting.
Henry Dixon. 23. 712 Half st. s.w., and
Elizabeth Johnson. 18, 1252 Half st. s.w.;
Rov n f T wipVi
Virgil C. Becklehimer. 23. Rockville. Ind.,
and Pearl V. Haase. 23, Chesterbrook.
Va.; Rev. S. E. Rose.
Thomas V. Gannon. 25, 1811 Lamont st.,
and Mary F. Ring. 25. West Stock
bridge. Mass.: Rev. W. F. Wheeler.
Charles Smith. 24. 1108 4th st. s.e., and
Laura A Jacobs. 616 L st. s.e.; Rev.
Freeley Rohrer.
Robert C. Willis, 25, 418 6th st. n.e.. and
Mary R. Burrow. 23. Hinton. W. Va.;
Rev. A. E. Barrows.
George H Randall. 57. 526 3rd st.. and
Mamie Firney, 36. 1436 R st.; Rev. R.
S. Harp. jr.
John J. Blondell. 30. and Alice A. Prather.
28, both of Baltimore; Rev. C. W. Nelson.
BIRTHS REPORTED.
Norman and Katherine Kirby, boy.
Frank and Hilda Winklbauer. boy.
Jerauld and English Oberholtzer, boy.
Jasper and Lillie Oldham, boy.
Louis and Marian Gosorn. girl.
Frank and Martha Neipold, girl.
Lester and Darlene Lande. girl.
William and Edythel Campbell, girl.
Gilbert and Jennie Simmons, boy.
Morris and Ida Wiesman. boy.
Edwin and Mary Hartman, boy.
Frank and Carolyn Barkley, boy.
Ellis and Janice Parham, boy.
William and Mayme Wax. girl.
Hargis and Ethel Simmons, girl.
Emmett and Marjorie Dennard. girl.
Maurice and Ruth Horan, girl.
Augustus and Rachel Lotterhos. girl.
Harry and Thelma Nalley. girl.
William and Estelle Aicher, girl.
Donald and Isabel Russell, boy.
Charles and Mildred Overman, boy.
Clifford and Helen Allen, boy.
John and Virginia Hubbard, girl.
Donald and Marguerite Fraser, girl.
Wilbur-Mary Gass. girl.
Claude and Marie Colley, girl.
Francis and Mary Kelly, boy.
Russell ancf Miriam Barrett, boy.
Leidy and Florence Falck. boy
Raymond and Jessie Masterson, boy.
Allan and Mary Schieck. boy.
Robert and Katherine Keeler, girl.
tari ana Theresa woodneid. girl.
Virgil and Mildred Judson. girl.
Franklin and Aurelia Spence, girl.
Aubrey and Mary Kavanaugh, girl.
Archie ajid Mary Hardy, girl.
Manuel and Adelina Pena. girl.
Edward and May Tyler, girl.
Fred and Julia Beck. boy.
James and Fannie Beasley, boy.
Eharles and Madeline Neal. boy.
ouis and Portia Bishop, boy.
Burton and Lizzie Cook. girl.
Harvey and Ethel Leach, boy.
DEATHS REPORTED.
Laura Drummond. 86. Sibley Hospital.
John J. Keane. 78. 1823 W st.
William A. Marschalk. 71. 8604 84th st.
Thomas F. Gantt. Hit. 1568 Wisconsin ave.
Joseph D. Coblentz, 68, Providence Hos
pital.
Bertha Bolling. 67. Powhatan Hotel.
John S. Greene. 61. 4560 Conduit rd.
Alice V. Wilklow. 61. 688 C st. n.e.
Joseph Burke 67. Emergency Hospital.
Harry Ostermayer. 56. 3717 Ingomar st.
Helen C. Crouch. 40. 614 Buchanan st.
Elizabeth Deering, 42, 1341 Newton st. n.e.
Emily R. Mandry. 36, 4717 40th st.
Blanch J. Clements, 31, Providence Hos
pital.
James M. Hammill, 20, Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital.
Unity Johnson. 00 1541 Oth st.
Mary E. L. Thomas. 80. 1326 Riggs gt.
Laura C. Charles. 72 465 N st.
Ella M Ford. 62. 36 534 st. n.a.
Etta Durlin. 62. Casualty Hospital.
Joseph Bush, 23, GaUlnger Hospital.
TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Lake M. Walton, 17 Adams street, $5.
Theodore S. Grape, 2909 Forty-llfth
street, $5.
June Bolden, 1920 Thirteenth street,
$5.
Charles Berkhelmer, 2841 Blair place
northeast, $5.
Eric R. Nicholson, 2029 Hamlin
street northeast, $10.
Stanley E. Otto, 1338 Good Hope
road southeast, $5.
Hildegarde Kneeland, Maryland, $5.
Hilton Rhewbottom, '2226 Eleventh
street, $10.
Eleanor A. Craven, 3701 Sixteenth
street. $5.
Richard E. Tydings, 7133 Georgia
avenue, $5.
Ernest J. Christman, 418 Kentucky
avenue southeast, $5.
George Baker, 1409 Fifth street. $5.
Earl A. Swenson, 824 Tewksbury
place, $5.
William E. Welch, 1215 M street, $5.
William H. Rouse, Maryland, $5.
John L. Keenan, jr., Georgetown
University, $5.
Alen T. McGlohon, 1709 B street
southeast, $5.
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TODAY.
Luncheon, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity,
Olmsted’s Grill, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon, Cornell Club, University
Club, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon, Kiwania Club, Mayflower
Hotel, 12:30 p.m.
Dinner, Federal Bureau of Investi
gation, Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m.
Meeting, Alliance Club, Hamilton
Hotel, 8:30 p.m.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, District of Columbia
Bankers’ Association, Willard Hotel,
12:45 p.m.
Dinner, Reciprocity Club, Mayflower
Hotel, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon, Advisory Board, District
of Columbia Motor Club of the A. A.
A., Willard Hotel, 12:30 p.m.
Meeting, Board of Representatives,
Local No. 2, N. P. P. E., 710 Four
teenth street, 8 p.m.
“ARMY” HEAD SAILS
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SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., September
23 (/P).—General Evangeline Booth,
commander-in-chief of the Salvation
Army, sailed aboard the liner Beren
garia yesterday for a speaking tour of
the United States and Canada.
She will speak in New York. Chi
cago, Atlanta, Winnipeg and Mont
real before returning to London No
vember 17.
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Mined and sold by as at about oast
in order to keen oar hele working
Blue Ridge V*. Hard
Nut and Egg-$8.50
Special Furnace Size___7.90
Special Stove Size_8.00
Stove. $8.75; Pea. $7.25;
Buckwheat, $6.25
Low Prices on Bituminous Coal
Smokeless Egg, $8.75
Bitominoa. Coal Without Smoke *r
Soot 80% Ldibd 87.76
Blue Egg, $7.75
75% Lump_ $6.90
50% Lump___ $6.50
Hard Structure Pa. Bitamineat. Makes
only thin white smoke
Delivered in bars to yoor bln.
No extra charge for earryinr.
Over 20.000 New Customers in 8 years
in Baltimore and Washington
BLUE RIDGE COAL CO.
Alriandria Rd.. So Wsshlnston. Vs
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