CLASSIFIED ADVERTIsem*nTS. SECTION 2 TIIE COURIERJOURNAL LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING, 31 1910. llambonr Says City Statistics Aider men Raise Salary of Clerk To Record Peak Suits Filed 2fifilfiH Lulu Lee Gos et al. Mackey et on petition. Will, attorneys.
2fifil69 Laundry Operating Ravens; on note. Steinfeld F. L. Niles Co. v.
ic Stein- feld, attorneys. 2fi170 John A. Manger vi Cather- ine D. Manger; divorce. S.
Slallines, attorney. 2fi17 1 Helen Sherrard Lee vs. Jesse Lee; divorce. M. R.
Thacker. attorney. 2KM72 Ella English vs. Charles Eng lish: divorce. Anderson.
Thomas Walker, attorneys. 2fifil73-Horace Piddle vs. J. Griffin; damages. L.
S. Jones, attorney. 2fi174 George Martin vs. Mrs. Alex Farnsley et damages.
J. S. Schach-tel. attorney. 2(if 175 George Montgomery vs.
Morris Klcmpner; damages. O. J. Cohen, attorney. 2WI17B -Charles Whitfield vs James W.
Wyatt; damages. J. M. Huffaker. attorney.
2W177-Lucille Allen vs. Rav Allen: divorce. Huffaker. attorney. 266145 Stanley Morgan Rule Estella Wilson Rule; divorce.
W. vs. A. Coffee, attorney. Foiler Foiled of Bv Burglars Burglars George Christensen, Minneapolis, whose job it is to foil burglars, reported to police Friday night that a meter used in testing burglar alarms and a suit were stolen from his car between 7:30 and 10:30 p.m.
while it was parked at 3d and Guthrie. Christensen is a service man for a company making the meters. THE WEATHER Reported by U. S. Weather Bureau.
Stations. r. 0 a 2 27 CHEVROLET 1936 De Luxe Coupe; $195, $25 down. KING AUTO SALES. 944 S.
3d. JAckson 1921. CHEVROLET 1937 Master De Luxe Sedan, new tires, radio, perfect; $195. C. W.
Walters. 855 S. 28th. CHEVROLET 1933 Coach Sli9; $7 down. KING AUTO SALES.
944 S. 3d. JAck-on 1921. CHEVROLET 1938 COACH A nice, clean car; $55 down. Welkera Lot.
33a F. Broadway, at Preston. DODGE De Luxe 4-Door Touring Sedan 1938; perfect condition; like new; $43j. RIF.DLEY MOTOR CO. 18th and Jeffcrson.SHawiiee 3838.
1XIDGE 4-Passencer Coupe In per fect condition; priced right; will trade. Champion Motors. SH 6360. Shivelv. DODiit; 1937 De Luxe Touring sedan; Philco ladio.
heater; fine condition throughout; original owner. A 7K73-J. DODGE 1939 7-Passciigcr Sedan; A-l; bank terms. A ey, 624 3d. FORD 193H De Luxe Tudor Just repos sessed: low mileage; good tires; will for balance due; $3,0.
I will accept $33 cash or old car as down pavment and balance on small inonthly notes. Car is mv possession. See or call Mr. C. D.
Smith. Premier Motors. 1436 W. Broadway. MAnnolla 4178 FORD Model A Fordor Sedan; good con- dition; bargain.
927S. 3d. FORD 1940 De Luxe Sedan; used little; guaranteed: $675. 624 3d. FORD 1936 Coupe; $250.
Oldsmobile 1935 4-Door Sedan; Pontiac 1936 Coupe: $275. Chevrolet 1936 Coach; $235. Carl's Auto Service, 1611 S. MAgnolia 5479. $250.
Shelby. FORD 1936 Sedan $195; looks and runs good; reliable partv can make small down pavment and pay balance in 20 months. 329 F. Broadway. JA 6383.
FORD 1939 Deluxe Coach; radio, heat er: $595. C. F. Smith Motor 26lh a nd II a le.SH a wnee 2243. FORD 1935 Tudor: finish like riew good motor and tires; $25 down, bal-nc 1o suit 2 S.
3d. WA 39KR. FORD Sedan Mechanically good; $50 cash. Williams Market, 37 lh and Yoiind Ave. FORD 1935 Tudor $129.
Pay $32 down and $2 00 weekly. 329 E. Broadway JAckson6383. FORD 1935 Tudor $95; $15 down. KING AUTO SALES.
944 S. 3d. JAckson 1921. FORD 1931 Coach. A C.
W. Walters. 855 1 condition; cheap. S. 281h.
FORD 1939 Tudor Low condition: $515. TAylor mileage; 3017. good LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1939 new; $745; bank terms. OLDSMOBILE 1940 Sedan; like Alvey, 624 3d Door Touring drive; radio; Sedan with Iiydromatle used very little; will saci if ice. Inland Seaton.
Hardmsbui Ky. PACKARD 1 20" s7dan Black while wall tn rs; radto and healer: must sell: no trades; $3liS. 2219 Pavne St PLYMOUTH 1937 Business Coupe This is one vou'll be proud to own; ex cellent condition: very clean: good tires; special price. $395. Nash Louis ville Co 423 E.
Broad way.JA 65fil. PLYMOUTH-1937 De" Luxe" Touring Se- dan Mechanically A-l: upholstery spotless; see to appreciate: $290. No trrtdes consider payments. 1513 1st. "PLYMOUTH19374-Door Sedan, genuine leather upholstery.
Thii car is steal at $385. FAIHDALF. MOTORS.950 3dSt. PLYMOUTH 1939 4-door sedan. Leh-mann's Auto Service, Chrysler.
Plymouth dealers. 3410W. Market. SH 4646. "PLYMOUTH 1936 Ciupe.
1933 Sedan; prices right: easy payments. Call Alvey. Champion Motors. SH h.loil. Shivelv.
PLYMOUTlt1938 De" Luxe Sedan; good shape: clean as new throughout; sacrifice; $350 rash. Owner. 16193d. PLYMOUTH 1938 De Luxe Tour ing Coach Ouick no trade. $375.
RURNS MOTOR 931 S.3D PLYMOUTH 1933 Sedan Good condition, price: terms to suit von Champion JvIotors.SH636n. Shively. PLYMOUTH-1 936 Coa ch A cl ean family car: $8.50 down. $4 weeklv. RURNS MOTOR 931 S.
3d. PLYMOUTH 1934 De Luxe Sedan:" looks and runs good: $35 down, balance $11 18 month. 628 S. 3d. WAbash 3966.
PONTIAC COLTPE 19367'vlth good radio; tires are O.K.; new light gray paint and car runs pce-ct. A bargain at $295 SCTTUI.FR -KOSTFR MOTOR CO. 2300 Frankfort Ave. HI PONTIAC. A-l; 1935 i trade -door spoit sedan: for smaller car.
1108 W. Oak. PLYMOUTH 1938 4-Door Sedan, beauty ful tipholsterv, like pew; outside appearance like new; fully guaranteed; Ohlv $4R5. FAIR DALE MOTORS. 950 3d St.
PLYMOUTH 1937 Luxe Coupe: A-l condition: has radio and heater; for quirk sate FA1RDALE MOTORS. 3d. Terraplane in.3R, sedan, beau- tiful finish: new tires; has radio and heater: S365 FAIRDALK MOTORS. 954 3d. WILLYS 1931 Sedan.
1931 Oakland Sedan. 1931 De Soto Coupe: 20 down. Broadway Motor 519-21 E. Broad-wav. A Few More Bargains Left We Trade.
Easy Terms. COOKE TON'TIAC CO. .846 S. 3d. JAckson 7935.
Your Home-Owned Co. Third Street Is closed, follow the arrows from York and Breckinridge Streets through alleys to used car lot. Dart Airplane 1 year old: 75 hours: good as new; cost $4,600, $3,000 Buick Roadmaster Phaeton. 1938.. 700 Chrvsler Sedan, New York Special.
1938 650 Dodge Truck Stake. 1 ton. 1925 275 Dodge Truck Panel. 1 ton, 1935 275 Reo Speed Wagon, l'j ton. 1936 300 Phone Fthel Cook.
JAckson 3864. 716 Jefferson. 1 Ky Autos Automobiles for Sale. Amarillo, Texa .00 Atlanta. Ga.
92 .00 Birmingham. Ala. H' 70 Buffalo. N. Y.
77 .29 Cincinnati. Ohio RB 7n .119 Detroit. Mich. Rl fi Duluth. Minn.
6 S.i ,02 Evansville. Ind. Ra 70 .00 (ialveston. Texas 92 7S Green Itav. Wis.
1 S7 .119 Indianapolis, lnd. Rl 62 .20 Jacksonville, Kla. 93 .02 Kansas City. Mo. RS 60 Kev West, R7 Rl .00 Knoxville.
Tenn. 91 70 1.03 Little Rock. Ark. 92 69 ,00 Louisville, Ky. Macon.
Ga R9 7B .94 Memphis. Tenn. R9 fiB .00 Minneapolis, Minn. fi'i S4 .40 Monteomcrv. Ala.
93 70 .00 Nashville. Tenn. K.I 70 .09 New Orleans. La. 92 74 .00 New York.
N. Y. 73 63 .02 Oklahoma City, 93 .07 St. Louis. Mo.
Rl fiR San Antonio. Texas K9 Shrcveport, La. 91 70 S. Ste. Marie.
Mich. 75 0 Springfield. Mo. R3 fio .00 Washington, D. C.
R4 .00 1 TI'CIISCIIFRKR -Mary fnee Friday, August 30. 1940. at 2:20 p.m.. at her residence, 1614 Dixie in her 72d year. Helovrd mother of F.riward, Allen.
William and Bert Mollis; also survived by 4 gi andchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence, and 2:30 at Grace Baptist ChuritT. Interment in Kvetgrt-fn Cemetery. Carl E. Heibold, Funeral Director.
WAH KING Robert Thursday, August 29, 1940. at 4 a at his residence, 1.M12 Goddard father of V. R. Wahking. Funeral the residence, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment in Cava Hill Cemetery. HF.BB Mrs. Iiuise fnee Yeidal. ace 39 years. Thursday.
August 20. 1940. at 3 30 a at the Welhorn-Walker Hospital. Kvansville. beloved wife of Henry D.
Webb; devoled mother of Orvtlle. Hcjbrt and Hillv W'ctih; survived also bv her mother. Mis. Tillie Yeida. Mt.
Vernon. 4 brothers. William. F.dward, John and Arthur Y'eida, all of Mt. Vernon.
Ind 2 sisters. Mrs. Katie Curtis, ljulsvllle. and Mrs. Pearl Hughes of Mt.
Vernon, lud. Funeral from the residence. Montana Saturday, August 31. at 2 30 pm. ami from Die Fpwortli Methodist Church.
412 at 3 o'clock. Interment In Schardein Cemetery. WOl.I.FNZFAN Mary. Thursday, August 29. 1940.
at 11:30 p.m.. in her fllst year, widow of the late Henry Wal- len7ean; beloved mother of Mrs. John Huckle. Mrs. Ben Searcy.
Mrs. Amelia Beuther; also survived by four grandchildren: one great-grandson. Funeral from the residence, R14 S. 33d. Monday, September 2.
at 10 a m. and from the Second Methodist Church. Dixie Highway and Ormsby at 10:10 a m. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. 70H.IFR Cart A In his 31st year, passed on Wednesday evening.
August 1940, at 11 20 at St Joseph Infirmary, residence R'tR Texas he-lnvd brother of Frank J. 7.oeller. Sister M. Irfenilda and Sister Fva Marie of the I'rsuline Order and Miss Margaret 7.oeller; also survived bv one niece and one nephew. Funeral Saturday morning.
August 31. 1940. at 9:30 o'clock from the Kusanian Mortuary, 1041 Gnss and 10 o'clock St. Fliabeth Church. Interment In St.
Michael Cemetery. The Holy Name Society will meet at the chapel at 8 o'clock. Friday evening, to recite the Rosary. In Memoriam. NFICHTER In loving memorv of our dear husband and father.
William T. Neichter. who departed this life August 31. 193R Sadlv missed hv WIFE. SON AND DAUGHTERS.
Cemetery Lots. Monuments CREMATTONFreepamphlet. JA 6 7568" Has Public Approval. LOUISVILLE CREMATORY. 641 Baxter PANKE MONXJMFNT CO.
Jefferson, near Shelby. JA 1863. 81T Funeral Directors. Albert Ncurath Son Funeral Home. 725 Market St.
JAckson 1191. BARRETT FUNERAL 1230 Bardstown Road. HOME. HI 1758. BLANFORD.
T. A. 4th. MAgnolia 01 41 -01 41. 281 S.
H. BOSS'S SON Broadway At Hanco*ck. JOHN H. MILLER FUNERAL HOME 1617 W. Jefferson Street A 5831.
LEE E. CRALLF. CO. 1330 S. Third St.
INC. McDANlEL MAgnnlN 1011-1012. BROS. 4339 Park Blvd. SMITH, S.
6 th. GRAN SONS JAckson 4264- 1029 THE SCHOPPENHORST BROS. Funeral Home. 19th and Market Lodge Notices. 8 Regular monthly meeting of Post D.
Kentucky Division of P. A. of A. will be held at The Kentucky Hotel Saturday, August 31. at 8:15 m.
Mr. Fred H. Kratch will address the meeting on Social Relationship. All members are urged to be present. T.
UNDERWOOD, Pres. TOM GRIFFITHS. Secretary. Travel Opportunities. 9 DETROIT Man driving September 7.
ti.ke 2 passengers, khan expenses. SHawnee 41MI6-W. NEW YORK Gentleman leaving Wednesday; can accommodate 3. JA 5H13. Lost.
II BICYCLE Man's. Elgin; black, white vicinity St. Matthews: $10 reward for information leading to recovery. TA 1706. BOSTON BULL Female.
white and brindle: answers to name Mitz.v: vicinity Beechmont Thursday. Reward. Acnolia1291-M. BULLDOG Dark brown; white face and collar markings: deaf: August 12, P.ardstown Rd. and Cherokee Pkwy.
Reward. Highland WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER Female; answers to near Green Tree Manor: reward. TAvlor 78R4 WIRE HAIRED TERRIER Maie: name" Ixirdie. Highland 34H1. WRIST WATCH Man's, 17-jewel Elgin; name engraved on back.
Reward. MAgnolia II026-R. Information Pcrton.il. 13 REWARD as to whereabouts of Mavme Austin, Milltown, Indiana, or 1933 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan. Motor Serial Also Walter Webster.
or 1935 Chevrolet 4 Door Sport Sedan. Motor 5859375. Serial 9FA12-9ilSn. License No. 6N716 Also Wm.
Si-holt, or 1937 Plymouth Tudor. Motor P4-180478, Serial 1202367. Licence 2MH20. AKo F. James.
F.lizabet htnwn, or 1935 oldsmohile 4-Door Touring Sedan. Motor L-62391. License No. 70057. Henderson Co.
Ky. Call or write C. Arnold, loo Broadway, or telephone JAckson 7237. GREEN HAVEN, a school for children and adults requiring special tutoring and supervision. Address Green Haven School, Tewee Valley, Ky.
Phone 159. 95 ACRES of "standing timber for sale; walnut, oak. hickory, poplar, beech; 8 miles east of Bowling Green on Highway 71. Write Wm. Cassidy.
Alvalon. or tall MA 5779 W. KENTUCKY For information about oldr-t marriages. Shelby. Henry, adjoining counties.
Write Camden W. Hjilard. Shelby ville. "BAsem*nTS Can be made into a fine recreation room for a small amount. J.
Johnson Sons Co. MA 0175. Autos Deaths. METEOROLOGICAL DATA. (Official I Louisville.
Aug. 30. 1040. 2T You'll Never Know of the NICE LSED CARS We Have If You Don't See Us. IT WILL BE TIME WELL STENT.
We have a large variety of late models. 1338 Ij Salle Touting Sedan; heater $-TI 1938 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan, ra dio, beater 1938 Chevrolet Master De Luxe Town Sedan 1938 Oldsmobile Coupe; radio, heater 4' 1938 Dodge Coupe 47J 1937 Hudson Coach 34 1937 La Salle Touring Sedan; radio. heater 1937 Oldsmobile Coach 441 1937 Studebaker Sedan 1937 Pontiac Coach KZ 1937 Lincoln Zephyr Sedan; radio, heater 4-j 1938 Oldsmobile "6" Coupe 29S 1938 Iji Salle Touring Sedan 341 1936 Buick Touring Sedan; radio. heatr 1938 Pontiac Touring Sedan 1938 Ford Touring Tudor 1935 La Salle Touring Sedan 1938 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 1935 Ford Tudor 241 21 lr'l 14! 1934 Terraplane Coach 1933 Ford Tudor; A-l condition 1933 Plymouth Sedan STANDARD AUTO CO, 4th and York. JAckson 2329.
OrEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. OPEN LABOR DAY. LABOR DAY SrT.CIALS Daya Only Here Is a rhance tn ret a real car way below market price. 1938 Chevrolet; radio, bester 1938 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan 1935 Ford 2-Door 1934 Ford 2-Door fe4 li 1934 Plymouth 2-Door 1929 De Soto 4-Door 1932 Dodge Sedan 4-Door 1931 Dodge Coupe: radio 1932 Terraplane Coupe 1932 Essex Coupe 1930 Whipett Coupe 1332 Rockne Coupe 4 12 SI 61 FAIP.DALE 50-954 S. 3d St.
MOTORS JAckson Open Evenings. SALE SALE 1939 Oldsmobile Sedan 1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan 1939 Ford Coacti 1938 Chevrolet De Luxe Coup 1937 Packard Sedan 1937 Dodge Coupe 1935 Plymouth Sedan 1937 Ford "85" Coach 1934 Plvmouth Sedan 1932 Plymouth P. B. Sedan 1930 Ford Coach 1937 Ford Pickup Stake 1936 Chevrolet 1'i-Ton 4" 4 -14 "'5 12 55 2'4 HIGHLAND CHEVROLET CO, 1NC. 858 S.
3d St. JAckson 5721. 2228 Bardstown Rd. Highland P730. STOP AND SWAP At Labor Day's Low Price.
1939 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan: trunk 1933 Plvmouth 4-Door Sedan: radio. heater 1938 Fotd Tudor Touting: hurry 1935 Chrysler 4-Door Sedan 2'H 1I37 Ford "RO" Tudor; look 2 1: Chevrolet 2-Door 2' 1931 Chevrolet Tudor; good 1933 Plymouth Sport Coupe 1931 Pontiac Tudor; new paint 9t 1931 Ford Tudor 6 33 More Rest Trade Terms. St. Matthews Motor Co. Big Blue and White Front Lot.
WA 6538. 307 Broadway. At Flo 4. Swap With Swope and Save' Quitting Business We will arcept any reasonable effc on our stock of used cars, to clean no by October 1st, Get one of thc for Labor Day. We carry our own pspr.
Make your own terms, but get her eaily. SCHOO MOTOR CO. WAbash 4239. 634 S. 3d.
BUICK 1931 4-Door Sedan "5 rj Chevrolet 1932 Coupe 75 erj Chevrolet 1933 Coupe 125 Ford 1932 oupa 79 S2 50 down. A- Motor Co 3- for Sale AND COUPES September 3rd Sunday and Labor Day Down and $3.00 Tor Week? reputation is Rood we will sell large stock of 1936 and 1937 Ford a furniture or salary loan payment plan with no Automobiles for Sal. 7 a m. Noon 7 pm. Barometer 30.01 30.05 Temperature (dry bulbi 9 81 72 Temperature (wet bulb! 69 73 fiR Dew point 69 70 66 Relative humidity 97 68 84 Wind velocity 4 2 Building Permits Lerov Richert, frame dwelling, 5021 S.
3d; $2, Sim. Charles D. WaMs, frame dwelling, 3653 Hcniy $1,700. T. MrDantels.
frame dwelling, 904 Whitncj; $2,000. Real Estate Transfers Fiftv-five rent in stamps indimtra tr nuaetinn nr fraction thereof.) Ida and W. T. Biakenhury to H. W.
Berk. 25 frrt north side Bank, between 3d and 24th. stamps, Jl.fi.i. Camper C. HaRner to W.
S. Billiard. 30 fret south Mrie (jaulhert. west of Win, stamps. $2.75: and .39 9-12 feet north west miner of CJaulbcrt and bloner stumps, $2.73, fi.
K. Srhlegel to J. D. Morrow, southeast 21. feet of lot 15fi, and northwest ft.) 4 feet of lot 157, block 109, Au dubon Park, stamps, $2.20.
T. R. Fverett to William Wood, tract in county, ulamps, Kenturkv Electric Development Co. to Kentucky Utilities personal and real estate in twelve different counties. Emery Kinkead.
to C. W. Sworm- stedt. lnt in Strathmoor, unit 4, stamps, $9.90. Mary S.
and J. P. Ewald et al. to J. H.
Schoo. 25 feet west side -tun, north of Bank; Jl.ooo. C. W. Hearing to Virginia M.
Conrad. lot in Strathmoor Addition, stamps, $2.20. M. L. MrMakin, a trustee to t.mery Kinkead, lot in Richlawn Subdivi sion, stamps, J.
F.ilrr to W. A. Mitchell, tract near Old 3d hi. nmi, Charles Wessel to Jesse Wessel, tract in county; $1. Avery Bide Asso.
to R. M. Guyn. 2 ffet south side Adair, cast of TarK stamps. $1.5.
C. VV. MrKav to Belle A. McLean, lot in Alhamnra stamps, Kentucky Realty Company to Marvin F. Beyrodt, lot in Boulevard Heights, $1.
Stamps $2.75. Freda and Henry Davis to C. S. Ferrill, 2H9-12 feet intersecting north line of Chestnut with the west line of 19th, $1. Stamps $1.5.
W. M. Smock. Incorporated, to Robert Mills, lot in Arthur Street Sub division, $1. Stamps $4.95.
O. Harlev et bv commissioner, to Jane Harlev, 50 ff-et north side Madison, east of 40th, $1. Stamps $2.75. Home Owner Loan Corporation to F. lmo Upton.
2 lots lr I'arkview, $1. Stamps $1.85. Kentucky Title Trust Company to D. E. Cross, 8 lots In Algonquin $1.
A. M. Strohmeler to Lillian Stroh-meier, trac in county, and 20' feet south side Main, west of Campbell, and 2R3-12 feet southwest corner of Main and Campbell, and 2fi 3-12 feet south side Main, west of Campbell, $1. Kentucky Title Trust Company to G. Edwin H.
and Paul J. Bickel, trustees, 8 lots in Algonquin $1. Kentucky Title Trust Company to Lightfoot I.and and Mortgage Company, 8 lots in Algonquin $2. Katherine Duff Icy et al. to J.
J. Cohen. HO feet east side 6th, south of Zane. $1. Stamps s.3.30.
J. B. Raizor to Garland Wise, lot in Vance I.and Company Subdivision, $1. Stamps $1.10. Births hn William and Alleen B.
Miller, Kutherford, boy, August ft. James and Dorothy I. Graham, 3109 Widgeon boy, August 6. Isham and Virginia V. Kimbell, 1629 S.
boy, August 6. Walter O. and Marcella L. McCam- mon, Springfield, boy August 3. John J.
and Martha R. Sullivan, 2320 Glenmary, boy, August 3. Frederick G. and Cecil C. Burdorf.
Apt. V-9, Green Tree Manor, girl, July 39. George W. and Doris C. Wood, 1304 Earl, boy, August 2.
Robert A. and Hattie H. Adams, 11H1 S. 2th. boy.
August 33. ftudolph and Mary T. Sturgeon, 4441 Crittenden gul, August 13. Alnno and Lillian Walden, 2 1 1 i Wampum, girl, August 17. Elmer R.
and Helen K. Vittitoe, R. 3, ljoutsville. girl, August 13. Ben and Catherine Stilwell, R.
R. 4 Louisville, boy, August 5. Harry L. and Marcella B. Wlnehren-ner, JIM N.
2th. girl, August 19. Charles and Clnnna Haag, 3512 W. Main, girl, July 31. DeRoy and Katherine M.
Lawrence, 930 S. tjiielby, hoy. August ft. Charles M. and Clara B.
Papoy, 4125 S. girl. August 21. Clell and Virginia O. Sturgeon, R.
R. 3, Louisville, girl, August 13. Dcallis Augustus T. Tanning, 63, 108 N. 17lh.
August. 21. pneumonia. Christine Ruh. 71.
2120 Hale, August 29, cerebral thrombosis. Margaret D. Mavdwell, 73, August 28. cardiac failure. 224 Spring, Sallie B.
Pitt. 77. 2112 Village August 26, cerebral hemorrhage. Hannah F. Wilev, 72.
209 W. St. Catherine, August 23, hypertensive heart disease. C. Ryon Boswell.
56. Meddis August 2, coronary heart disease. Eliaheth H. Thomas, 60. 2S31 Broad-meade August 26, cerebral hemorrhage.
James H. Bruce, 69, 303 Winton, August 27, carcinoma. Marriage Licensps Jesse Schamel. 68. farmer.
Pekin. and Anna Congleton, Ha, Salem, Ind. Jcse L. DeFever. of S.
3d, and Sclma Carter, 33, of 1330 S. 2d. Meyer D. Silverman. 23.
chemist. New Haven. Conn and Dorothy Cohen, 26, of 4311 W. Market. Lew C.
Mooie. 28, salesman. 1825 Ivan-hue and Nancy W. Jenkins, 22, of Lynden. Robert A.
Stinnk. 34. druggi.t, La Giange, and F.slelle Ewing, 30, of 2olo 1.) lie. Charles Ferguson, 2V and Ruth W. Dohrmann, 2H, both of Richmond.
Va. Robert Sweeney, 34, of 20.1 N. 34th, and Lillian Jacob. 34, of 517 E. Oak.
Herman C. Hitner, 22, cab driver, and Frances L. BloU. 21, both of 608 E. Oak.
Chester Wolf, 26. farmer, Ligonier, Ind and Josephine Kreager, 22, Cromwell, Ind. Lawrence Goble. 21. farmer, and Shirley Morris, 14, both of Seymour, lnd.
David Hill. 22. merchant, 249 E. Madison, and Connne Naiscr, 21, of 233 E. Madison.
Vernon G. Cross. 26. mechanic, and Mamie Buckler, 31, both of Taylor-ville. 111.
David C. Franke. 29, laborer. Valley Station, and Frankie M. Puckett, 18, Shively.
Rav V. Logsdon, 25, of 161 Wentworth, and Sylvia Cave, 21, of 638 Harrison. Charles E. Swisher. 28, salesman, and Betty Anderson, 29, both of Indianapolis.
Bruce B. Jean. 24. bookkeeper, Pekin. and Lillian Nale.
18. Borden, Ind. County Courl Will of Catherine L. Llppold probated. Estate Johnson appointed guardian of William Shafler.
Hvman Moiguelan appointed guardian of Evelyn Glaer. Klaine Oia.er. Malcolm Coleman, l.eatrue Moiguelan and Shirley Stiebel. Holliu' Slone Says TmCY 'JAy MIT TAKES ALL. KlcJtS OP T5LKi TO MAve A ArsT Oil JiS AY, "YGM, Ar4 UOOK WHAT YOuVC GOT VJiAtM J.
13 NEWSPAPER MATS $1 for 100 (300 square feett. suitable for Insulating garages, attics, summer cottages, chicken coops, etc. Sen or phone Mr. Kroner. Mailing Room, Th Courier-Journal Times.
SCHOOL "SHOES H9c. 9ft ladies sample shoes. i9c. Buster Brown anklets. 2 pairs 25c: knickers.
7c; lovely punts, fast colors, ltic yard. Teiien-baums. 944 Baxter. RIDING "HOUSE ExT-entionallv gentle, sensible: child can manwee: $75 includes saddle, bridle. Highland 3032-J.
Todav! BOARDIWTCHOOL for children, ages from 5 years; $'J8 per month. Call Pewee Valley 131 CLOGGED sewers cleaned: electric Roto-Rooters: no digging. HI 6677. PRIVATEIIOME For elderly people; special care; reasonable. JAckson 1046 MAGAZINE.
FXCHANGE--1 for 2. or 5c each. 28-2 4th. VIRGINIA AVE. CON A LF.SCF.NT HOME Registered nurse.
2725 Virginia. SH 2Ril. Services Offered Services Offered General 14 ABRASIONS Animal marks from floors; fioois sanded; foot: Immediate service. SH removed l'c 4006. ABRASIONS removed from floors; floors sanded 1'bc oot.
SH 4743. BOTTLE GAS SERVICE installation, $13.50. Stockhoff HardwareCo. JA 4354 CARPENTERING Building, remodelirg. repairing; prices reasonable, estimates free.
SHawnee DRAINPIPES unstopped with the new amazing electric pipe cleaner; 1 year guarantee. MAgnolia M9S. EXTERMINATORS Kill all termites. Insects; reasonable. 121 1st.
MA 2234 "FURNACE CLEANED any make repaired; free inspection. Dieckman Sympson. WAbash 3520. FURNACES cleaned, repairing, any make. T.J.
Cook. WAbash 6760. FURNACES REPAIRED, installed, cleaned. $1: repairing any make. SHawnee 71141.
HARDWOOD FLOORS laid new; old floors refinlshed: summer prices. Carr. Highland 3913. HARDWOOD FLOORS laid, old floors refinished; 18 years' experience. Livers.
SHawnee 5740. i MATTRESSES REWORKED $2.75 Special on inner springs, glider pads, pillows. SHawnee 3IH15-J. WASHER AND REFRIGERATOR service hv factory trained service man: free inspection. Gas Electric Shop, WAbash 3305.
FREE ESTIMATES vacuum service; SHawnee 1526. Radio, reasonable; washer, terms. Building Service, Repair. 15 CONCRETE W'ORK Residence repair work a specialty; ft-vear guarantee Alnh C. Kmifman.
Highland 26RV Electrical Work. 18 JIMMY LONG ACRE Electric Shop Ixt me wrestle your electrical troubles. TAvlor 2425. I. C.
STAUBLE Call MA 83R5 for house wiring, repairs and power installations Furniture Repairing. 19 REX Refinishing. upholstering, recan-intf. anttoues rebuilt: guaranteed. 1234 W.
Market. WAbash5641. O'NEAL'S I'pholstcring. refinishing, re pairing; antiques a specialty; e.sti males. SHawnee 41174.
20 BLANKETS, rnrtalns, pillows, furniture covers carefully laundered. A service for every purse and purpose. JA M41. Community Family Laundry Moving, Packing Storage. 21 MOVING Responsible help; padded vans.
Special rates next 30 days. Sadler fc Williams. SHawnee 0697; LARRY'S Rig cut in prices to keep all wheels rolling. Your gain, our loss; nobody's worry. MAgnolia 6683.
CALL DUVALL for quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed; large padded vans; stoves connected free. SHawnee 2932. RALPH- MOVERS-White- help, special this month stoves connected free. SHawnee 2516.
Painting, Papering. 23 CLF.ANINC; Papering, steaming; 1-3 off this month; guaranteed. WAbash 69H4 PAl.NTlNt; Decorating; uitfiior. exterior; terms ai ranged. R.
F. Keceveur. PAINTING. Decorating Interior, exterior; remodeling; relcrences. McNulty Bros.
SHa wneo3li20-J. PAPER furnished, hung; (ill-pattein selection; $4.50 room: guaranteed workmanship; tarpaulins lurnished. Finn. JAckson 69H7. PAPER Furnished, hung, anv sie room.
$4. Graham. MAgnoll 6712-M PAPER furnished, hung, room 12x14x9. $4.85. Dale.
SHawnee 4235-R. PAPERING, painting plastering: general repairing guaranteed. MA 3173-R. 1224 Central IpAPERING Free estimates: immediate service; satisfaction guaranteed; references. SHawnee 3620-J.
PAPERING Furnished, hung $4 50 room; also painting. Hafltng. MA 0426 PAPERING $4 room, complete; papci hung. 12c loll MA 2746 Automotive Automobiles for Sale. 27 CHEVROLET 1939 De Luxe 2 Door; trunk; 1 owner; radio, heater, defroster; accept cheaper car In trade; financed 6' interest.
Ed. Shippen. JAckson 7 45. CHEVROLET 1936 2-Dour Sedan; runs extra good; fully guaranteed. See at once; $265.
FAIRDALK MOTORS. 954 S. 3D. CHEVROLET 1936 Master Coach $235. Very good mechanically and in appearance.
Pav $35 down, $3.00 weekly. 329 E. Broadway. JAckson 6383. CHEVROLET 1937 Coach; a real buy; $295; trade or terms; small down payment.
A- Motor Co. 927 R. 2d. CHEVROLET 1935 De Luxe Coach; original green finish; good tires; mechanically A-l: $35 down, balance $15.58 month. ti28 S.
3d. WA 3966. CHEVROLET 193S De LuxeTowrT Se-onn Like new: $73 down. National Auto Sles. 432 Itrondwav.
A 4665 CHEVROLET 1932 Roadster; 1932 Ford Tudor: 1930 Chrysler Sedan: down. ABBOTT MOTOR CO. 943 S. 3d CHEVROLET 193H Town Sedan." A-l condition; $39a. C.
W. Walters. 8.5 S. 2Hth. CHEVRO LET-! 94(7TT)oor Sedan; blackT slightly used; big discount.
For quick sale. Trade for cheao car. TA 1745. for Sale. 325 265 365 393 15 293 295 495 443 435 .395 295 243 245 25 15 175 jT Information IRI I rmm KUN'L BOB SkH DS spetciAL-ns' doctums ithliNKS DEi KM0W5 WKUT MATTUHWiD lYOU BUT PEY KMOWS DE 'MOUNT 1 1 A.H.
Gertrude It. Iliebold. 725 S. 41st St doing business at 4113 W. Market St hereby declares her intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer.
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Saturday for The Sunday Courier-Journal. Ads to appear in Sunday mail editions should be received bv 9 p.m. Friday. Announcements Deaths. 1 A I I.K.N Margaret Louise inee Bowman).
Thursday. August 29. 1040. at 7 a lit her 54th year, beloved wife of James Allen; mother of Mrs. Catherine Marie Hart.
Mrs. Hael May Pope. Margaret Louise and Carl William Allen: also survived by two grandchildren. four sisters. one brother.
Funeral from Schoppenhorst Bros. Funeral Home. 1832 W. Market Sunday. September 1.
at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Resthaven Cemetery. m.KWFTT Anna (nee 25 m. Thursday. August 1940.
in St. Linus. Mo widow nf Orville Blewett. formerly of oklatid, mother of Mrs. Jordon.
Her-srhell Blewett. Iiulsvllle. Walter Blewett, California, and the ite Harrv Blewett. St. Louis, Mo.
Burial at Smiths Grove. at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. August 31. BARVHX- Virgie Burkhead.
Fridav. August 30, 1940. at 9:45 a at her resid-nce. 1WU Lvtle; beloved wife of William H. Darnell, devoted mother of Hale.
Hugh and Carl Darnell. Funeial Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the John B. Ratterman's Funeral Home. 2114 W. Market.
Interment in Portland Cemetery. GORDON Jessie at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, August 29. I40, at her icsirierice, 1007 Audubon Pkwy. Beloved wife of Thomas F.
Guidon and sifter of Mis. Angus W. Gordon. Funeral from the resilience at 3:30 m. Saturday.
August 31. Intel mcnt in Cuve Hill Ccmc-tel v. II XKI'KISG-Leonard In bis 75th ye.tr, parsed on. Thtusda, August 2l, 1940, suddenly at 4- a at his resident s. Shelby beloved husband of Mary Stallman llarpiing, falher of Aloysius Leroy Methtlda and Marie Harpring and Mrs.
Ray Kohmann. brother of Mrs. Mary Buttei man. Mrs. Schwncppe.
Frank (., Henry, John and Charles Harpiing; also survived hv ten grandchildren. Funeral Saturday morning at 30 o'clock fioin the Huss-man Moituarv, 1(141 (iriss 9 o'clock at St. Vincent de Paul Church. Interment in St. Michael Cemetery.
HARRIS Augusta Willev, Thursday. August 29, 1940. at 7:45 a m. at her residence. Osage and Glenbrooke Roads, Anchorage.
wife of C. D. Harris; mother of C. and James W. Harris; si'ter of James A.
Willev and Miss Laura Willev. Funeral from St. Luke's Fpiscopal Church. Anchorage, at 2 p.m. Saturday.
August 31. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. Mcl.l LI. A Ida at her residence. 2012 Slaughter, at 2:45 p.m..
August 30. 1940. Mother of Miss Clara Bell McLellan and sister of George B. and Gilbert C. Coder.
Mrs. Arthur W. Garrett and Mrs. Herbert C. Cralle.
Funeral from Herbert C. Cralle Funeral Home. Frankfort and Peterson at 2:30 p.m. Sundav. September 1.
Interment in Resthaven Cemeterv, MOHR John 11.. Fndav. August 30. 10)0. al 3 30 p.m..
lesideme, 517 Shelbv. age 3H years: devoted suti of Edw.ud i.rnl the late Catherine Heiler-man Mohr: brother of Edward. Jonas. Oenige and Arthur Mohr. Mis.
Orvtlle Mitchell. Mrs. Jerome Kerst-Ing and Mts. Carl Kiev. Funeral Mon-riav morning September 2.
at 8:30 from the Bosse Funeral Home. 6H) Hroad-way and 9 o'clock at St. Martin's Church. SCIIWARZIR Bertha. Friday.
August 30. 1940. at 9 15 a.m.. at the Little Sisters of the Poor, in her 6Hth year, beloved sister of William J. Schwar7.er of Louisville and Jnhn J.
Sclrwarzer of Covington. Ky. Funeral Monday morning. Remains at the Carl E. Herhnld Funeral Home.
1935 W. Broadway, until Sunday afternoon. Time given later. Please omit flowers. SIM PSON Emma D-ehl, Thursday.
August 29. at 8:45 a.m., residence. Jeffersontown, beloved wife of Lee Simpson; devoted sister of Mrs. John Haag and Mrs. Mack Cnlyer.
George and John Dichi; several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturdav. August 31, from the resilience at 2 o'clock and at Christ Lutheran Church at 2.15. Interment in church cemeterv. THOMPSON Mrs.
Mar? Thursday morning. August 29, 1940. at 9:30 o'clock, in her 26th year, beloved wife of Bruner Thompson; mother of Infant sou and daughler of Ewing H. Ileialdson Funeral (lorn the residence. N.
Basis' Satutdav morning at 10 o'clock. Interment Fanvicw Cemeterv. Bowling Green. Kv. Shelbv Counts'.
Kv and Warren County. papers please copy. When the Board of Aldermen ppproved the 1940-41 hudcet last Tuesday night they also gave the clerk, George Butler, the highest I annual salary any clerk of the board has received, it was learned Friday. Mr. Butler was raised frnm S2.S03 to $3,583, it developed, the ffwne salary voted the Mayor's secretary, Vincent Thomas.
The finance committee had cut out the salary increase for Butler when it considered the annual budgets in July. However, its report was not to the Aldermen and in executive session Tuesday night they voted to raise the salary, contending, one said Friday, that the board ought to have the right to set the salaries cf its own employes. Alderman William Zurlinden voted against the budget on the ground that "salary raises didn't Co to the right people." He was the only Alderman who discussed tne matter publicly. 3 Taxi Drivers Argue Over Fare; One Is Stabbed An argument among three F-Line Cab Company drivers Friday at the company's garage, 949 S. 3d.
resulted in one being sent to City Hospital with a serious stab wound, and the arrest of the other two. Taken to the hospital with a wound jn his chest was George Sewell. 23. of 3616 River Park Dr. Arrested were Vernie Mac-Donald, 45, of the 100 block on S.
It, on a charge of malicious cutting, and Ballard Keeling, 32, of 208 W. Chestnut, on a charge cf accessory to the cutting. A. L. fa*gliro, president of the company, told police the argument started when Sewell refused to take a watch MacDonald offered him in payment for a $1 fare.
fa*gliro said Sewell had answered a call on which he picked up MacDonald and Keel mg snd another driver who was taken to a West F.nd address. Then Sewell brought thr other two to the garage. Boy, 13, Charged Vi i tli Hiltinj Policeman A 13-year-o'd boy, said to have escaped from Ormsby Village, fent Patrolman William Moran to the City Hospital Friday night for treatment after the officer said the boy grabbed his nightstick and struck him on the head, breaking his glasses. The boy. Milton Williard, was charged with grand larceny after the officers said he attempted to steal a bicye'e parked in front of a drnt: store at 1020 K.
Broadway, lie also was charged with malicious striking and delinquency. The a-isault oti the policeman came after the boy was piaced in the rear scat of a squad car with Moran. Fort Knox Man Sought On Mail Fraud Charge A Federal warrant was issued here Friday for Elmer Barger, Fort Knox, wanted at Jackson, to answer a charge of using the mails in a scheme to defraud. The warrant accuses Barger of being a fugitive from justice. home is said to be at Doorway, Perry County.
It is he operated a fraudulent scheme from November, 1938, to March. 1939. Deaths and Funerals ROHIKT W. OWKNS, formerly I.n died at 6 m. Friday at hme in New Yoi Citv.
He was ef his an fM.iial id the Liggett 01 Myeis Tobacco onpanv. Sur iving aie his wife. Mrs. ei4 Humphrevs Owens; a daughter, Mrs. Homer MeUger.
and a grandchild. Metfgpr appeared on stage and creen Catherine Dale Owen. JOHV MOHR. riB. of 547 Shelbv.
ed at 3 30 Friday at the Kentucky Kr'i't Hospital Surviving are his f'ner Fi aid Mohr. four brothers. Eds' a-i Mihr. Jonas Mohr. Geoi ge Monr and Arthur Mohr.
and three sisters Mrs. OrviHe Mitchell. Mrs. Jerome ad Mrs Carl Kiev. Funeral set-v u-e he held at 8 30 am.
Monday at se Funeral Home and 9 am S' Martin's Church. Burial v.i.1 he in Resthaven Cemetery. MF. 4RT Tl II Sf 111 Rl R. 77.
died 20 m. Friday i.t her home, 1KI4 m- Hgwv. Surviving are four sons. I llollis. Allen llollis.
William Hn'lis and Pert llolli-: four grandchil-ren nd eitht cea -cr a nrlr hi Id ren. Fu-rer! services Vrll he held at 2 p.m. a' the residence and 2:30 m. at Baptist Church. Burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery.
MR. MrI.HI.4S, 87. ctied 2 'I Dm Friday at her home. 'iigher, Surviving are a dauchter. v' Cla-a I McIM.tn: two brothers.
Code' and Gilheit Coder, and M's. Arthur W. Garrett and M- H-rhert C. Cralle. Funeral services ss he h-ii at 2 pm Sunday at the C.
CraHe Funeral Home. Burial i.l be in Resthaven Cemetery. VR R. OORnoV. Funeral for Mr.
Gordon Hi rri" F. fiordon snles Co'irier-Jo'itnal Job Printing Com-rarv. will be held at 3:30 n.m Satur-ssr the residence. A07 Audubon rku-s- Burial will he Cave Hill Cerrererv. She died at 5:30 p.m.
Thursday at her home. MR. TOlTF. 1VFBB. Funeral erv-J-s for Mrs.
Webb. 39. of 27r.4 Montana. be he'd at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at 1h Epworth Mefhod-st Church.
Burial be in Srhardein Cemeterv. She at 3 3 a.m. Thursday at a hospital Evansville. to which she was tsen "er becommg III on a visit to Vnunt Vernon, Ind. Survivors are her 'i-hand Henry Webb' three snns.
Wrbb. Robert Webb and Billv WeSh- ber mother. Mrs Ttllie Yeida--ir brothers. William YeiHa. Fdward Yed.
Jnhn Yeida and Arthur Yeida. and t-r si-'er. Mrs. Katie Curtis and Pearl Hughes. VS.
ANNA Rl Vunerat serv-fre for Nrrs. Ftiewett. 70, former Louls-s and Kv resident, who erl at m. Th'ir'day at S'. Louis, e-e se I'vpri.
wi't be held Saturday at Sn-i'hs Grove. Ky. Survivors are two sons. Walter Blewett. Los Angeles.
a--i Blewett. Louisville, and a Mrs. Beulah Jordan, MRS. VTRCTE DARNELL, SO. died at 9 45 a.m.
Friday at her home. 160 Lytle. Survivors are her husband. Wi'liam H. ParneH; three sons, Hale Darnell, Hugh DarreH and Carl Darnell, and three andrhlldren Funeral services will be I m1 2 m.
Sund.iv at the John R. Pat'erman Funeral Home, Burial will in Portland Cemetery. MRs. 4. WOIMNFW.
Funeral en ires for Mrs. Wnllcnean, 80, who ed at .10 Thurxdav at the home ef rlaurriter. Mrs. John Tuikle. 814 'd.
wnl be held at 10 am. Monday home and 10 30 a Second Metho.i.f Church. Burta! he in (llir Cemeterv Other Mors me Mis. Ben M. Leulher, and foi jcrancii hi.dien.
State of weather Cldv. Pt. Cldy. Clear Temperaturfs and Precipitation Maximum temperature. 86; minimum temperature.
69; mean temperature. 78; normal temperature, 75; departure for day. 4 departure for month, -I SI; departure since March 1. 240; prevailing winds, southwest: mean barometer. 30.03; mean relative humidity, H3: character of dav part cloudy; total precipitation, nninml precipitation, departure for day.
departure for month, 1.76; departure since March 1, 2.28. OCAL Ballard Ar Ballard Company quotes the following buying nriees to farmers for No. 2 wheat, 73c bushel, and for No. 2 yellow corn. 60c.
Buying prices for new hav. h. Lou isville, nuoted hv Oscar Farmers Sons: No. 1 light clover, mixed bay. $14 ton; No.
1 timothy, $13 Ion; No. 2 timothv. $12 ton: No. 1 clover. S12 ton; No 2 clover.
$11 ton: No. 1 new preen alfalfa. $12 ton: No. 1 green alfalfa. $11 ton: wheat straw, $7 ton: rye straw, $8 ton.
CASH CRAIV NOT OI OTFrt. St. I.oois. Aug. 30 (API Cash grain: No Quotations.
hoir rRicr.s iioi.n i.fvm. Minneapolis, Aug. 30 IAP' Flour, carload lots, rter barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks: Family patents, unchanged, 5.43; standard patents, unehanped 25 Shipments. 24,475. Pure bran.
$l7fi 17.00. Standard middlings, $17. 23 ft 17.50. FI.AXSlin ZOOM Sr. Minneapolis.
Aug 30 fAPl -Flaxseed futures closed 8c higher. September, $1 5ti; December. $1 57. No. 1 Northwestern at Chicago 6c higher at $1 fi2.
Charters Granted Frankfort. Aug. 30 fAPl Incorporation of the Milford Holding Company of Milford School building, a nonstock concern, was approved Friday bv the Secretary of State. Incorporators were W. Dickey.
George Brough. Finnell Fields. F.verett Moore. John C. Fields and Jesse W.
IjiMonda. Other articles approved included: Beaver Dam Recreation Company of Beaver Dam. $2,000 capital stock: Carl Westerfield. E. C.
Heflin. Harold Hcflm, J. R. W'lHiams and C. Westerfield.
Roa Mosaic and Tile Company, increasing capital stock from $100110 to $25.0110. Kentucky Association of Optometrists. Ituisville, extending corporate existence fifty years. ISiver News (Reported by Louisville, S. Weather Bureau 30, 1940 6 a i Piecip- Ftood Pres't 24-hr.
lta-Stage Stage Ch'ge tion STATIONS. $25.00 DOWN PAYMENT 1936 and 1937 Model TUDORS Offer Extended Through Tuesday Last Day BIG CLEARANCE SALE We Need the Space, sSo Out They Go. You Save Real Money Here. Used Car Lot Open Can You Tay $25.00 If you can and your credit you YOUR CHOICE of our 4 ft i (ft i (ft I (ins I Pittsburgh 25 1 8 0 1 T. Paikersbuig 10 7 14 Pt.
Pleasant 40 24 1 105 Dam No. 51 17.7 0 1 Portsmouth 50 14 2 1 0 1 09 Dam No. 33 50 16 4 -1 0 8 2 60 Cincinnati 52 16 1 4 2 2 .26 Dam No. 37 50 164 4 1 8 .06 Dam No. 3i 48 13.7 0.3 .12 LOUISVILLE llpper gauge ...28 17 1 01 .01 Ixiwer gauge 55 113 Dam No.
43 57 14 4 -10 3 T. Dam No. 44 53 12 9 Dam No. 43 47 13.3 07 Dam No. 46 41 12 3 4 0.3 .06 Dam No.
47 33 13 4 4 0 4 1 43 Evansville 35 10 4 40.2 .55 Dam No. 48 38 12.0 0 1 .25 Dam No. 49 37 12 9 4 0.9 Dam No. 50 34 117 0.3 Dam No. 51 40 12 8 4 0 4 .38 Dam No.
52 37 12 3 4 0 1 T. Dam No. 53 40 13 2 4 0 5 Cairo 40 13 1 0.7 KANAWHA RIVER Charleston 34 8 8 HO .44 KENTUCKY RIVER Frankfort 31 6 8 4 0 4 .07 St Louis 30 8 3 4 15 Memphis 34 5 8 0 8 .05 Vickshurg 43 6 7 -IS New Orleans .17 2 9 0.2 Increase. Decrease. T-Trace.
Coupes and Tudors. This is NOT proposition. Regular automobile balloon note. 23 NICE 1H36.AND 1937 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT SACRIFICE PRICES MANY OTHER CARS ALL TYPES AND MODELS Big Allowance Your Old Car MECHANIC'S SPECIALS 1935 Ford Fordor 95 1937 Ford Tudor 155 1937 Chrysler 8 Sedan 1935 Chrysler 8 Sedan 1935 De Soto 8 Sedan 1936 Dodge Sedan; extras 1936 Buick Sedan; extras 1934 Dodge Coach: bargain 1936 Chevrolet Sport Sedan 1935 Studebaker 4 Door Sedan 19:7 Lincoln 7.ephyr Sedan 1938 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan 1937 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan 1937 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan 1938 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan 10.35 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan 1935 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe 1935 Plymouth Utility Sedan 1933 Plymouth Sedan; only 1934 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe 4 id in nr ill; 111 Ill1 The Cleanest Stock of Cars Jn Town! Guarantee! Tony Dangeles. 4141 Taylor Blvd doing business as Famous Cafe.
419-423 W. Broadway, hereby derlares hts intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer. Victor Schaefer. R. R.
2. Jeffersontown, doing business at 2024 Alford hereby declares bis intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer. Fannie George. 412 E. Walnut.
doing business at 405 South Floyd hereby declares her intention to apply for license as retail beer dealer. The applicant, The Red Tavern, a Kentucky corporation, address. Rural Route No. 2, Buechel, Kentucky, the officers of which are Arnold A. Lee, resident, residing at 4729 Beaver Ave ort Wayne.
Indiana; Philip lluber, vice president, residing at Kiual Route No. 2, Buechel, Kentucky, and Richard C. F. Hansen, secretary ano! treasurer, residing at t37 South 34th Louisville. Kentucky, said officers also being all of the directors, hereby declares Its intention to anplv for iicense as retail liquor dealer hv the package and bv the drink under the stale law for the location of tts premises, known aa The Red Tavern and located about one mile south of Buechel.
Kentucky, on the west aide of U. S. 31-E. 30-Day Written Also At Broadway Our Y.M.C.A. Lot, LOUISVILLE MOTORS Downtown Ford Dealer THE RIG LOT, 636 S.
5TH. JA 423: I a 'v. nwi A Selection of These Cats 215 V. "S.u Dtalinf Tlty DjO-rit Sliny CORNER THIRD AND YORK STS. ISJK.V, sT-44.
