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The Washington times., 1919-12-31
LEAK PROBE
TO CONTINUE
Evidence Now Ready for Fed
eraI Grand Jury, But lnvesti-
cation Will Go On.

The Department Of Justices ohi-
eial announcement that the alleged
leak in Supreme Court decisions
ease was ready to go to the Federal
grand jury for action, does not
mean that the investigation, which
has been under way for some weeks,
Is now at an end
To the contrary, it is understood,
the results thus far achieved have
proved the necessity to probe still
deeper. While there is apparently
sufficient evidence already in hand
10 warrant submitting five or six
names to the District of Columbia
grand jury, similar steps may be
taken in regard TO still others
VIII Sift Mess To Bottom.
Assistant Attorney General c. B,
Ames has let IL be known that he
win not consider his work done until
the entire affair. in all Its ramifica-
tions. has been sfted to the very bot
tom, and this he feels has not yet
been accomplished
Angles which only recently pre-
sented themselves. have yet to re-
ceive his attention
The announcement that the affair
would go to the grand jury caused
something of a sensation here. Public
and officials alike had hoped against
hope that it could be shown that no
actual leak existed, all sharing the
feeling OF Americans everywhere that
no one would dare tamper with that
most sacred of all their Institutions,
their high court of justice, the Su-
preme Court Of the United States
Felt Leak InpessfbIe.
Like the venerable Chief Justice
White himself. when told that the
evidence pointed toward Irregularities
on the part of a clique of Wall Street
SPECTATORS, some of whom claimed
to be in possession Of advance in
formation on decisions, they could
scarcely credit what they heard. No
body, they felt and hoped. would dare
offend against the Supreme Court
The announcement of yesterday.
therefore. was read with . feeling
Of regard mixed with satisfaction-
that II there has bean q leak the
guilty have been four, and viii be
punished; that this extremely rare
attempt against the sanctity Of tho
Supreme Court viii be avenged
Nowhere II resentment keener than
among the justices Of the Supreme
Court themsslves- They are deter
mined that the word "nnis- shall not
be written into the records Of the
case until the last vestige Of truth
IL barred, and all the guilty-if guilty
there bs-are found and punished.
Only ons OTTER Leak.
There has never been, In all the
history Of the country, but one other
ease whore q leak IN the decisions
Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States was suspected. In that case
the culprit turned out to be q minor
attachs Of the court
All that 10 humanity possible to do
In done by the Supreme Court Jus
tiees to insure absolute secrecy in
the matter of decisiona II q leak
is proved II must of necessity be
the fault Of the human equation. the
breaking Of one minor, yet neverthe-
less absolutely necessary, human
cog in the machine, q thing 80 rare,
that IL IL well nigh unheard of, and
in the one case that is known. was
followed by swift retribution-
The Washington times., 1919-12-31
RHnN.AlD CONFESSION
GETS POWER OYER YAlES
Germans Agrss 10 ffsnspsst fsssps
- Areas Where PleAissites
Are O.

PARIA Dec u-lThs esprs0s
Council today decided to give TIE
Rhineland co0missisn civil 5arisAio.
ton In the American occupied sons.
despite the fact the United States 10
not represented on the commiss,oa-
General Wsygand reported the Ger
mans had agreed to furnish sattsfae-
tory transportation TO allied troops
being forwarded to areas where plsbi-
scites are to be held
The Washington times., 1919-12-31
ADMIRAL SIMS STAND
- PRAISED IN ENGLAND
Refusal to Accept War Decoration Is
Approved by the Lon
don Press.

LONDON, Dec. 31.-Admiral Sims
refusal Of a naval decoration prompts
the Evening Standard to comment
thus:
"We need some one in a similar ex-
allied position to do that sort Of
thing here. 1t would focus public
opinion on the extraordinary lack Of
system in the selection OF names for
naval and military honors.
I'm the army the Victoria Cross is
the only decoration which is admit
tedly above suspicion OF a 'wangle.
This is not merely the opinion of
disappointed persons. A very distin-
guished soldier, much decorated. says
all his ribbons are worth sixpence.
Vague generalities won't succeed in
reforming the abuses perpetrated in
the Kings name"
Wangle is English army slang for
getting what one wants when one
wants it--not being too particular
how one Dets ~
The Washington times., 1919-12-31
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND REST OF COUNTY
James Small, WeIl-Known Farmer
Dies at His Home Near Ounce
Orchard at Age Of 66.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Dec. 31.-Forlow-
ing a short illness, James Small a
well-known farmer. died Monday aft
ernoon. at his home near Ounce Or
ehard. this county. aged sixty-eight
years, his death being due to an af-
lection of the heart. He is survived
by his wife, two sons and two dangh-
ters. The funeral took place at IL
o'clock this morning with burial in
the cemetery at Gaithersburg.
Miss velma c. Gray, daughter Of
william T. Gray, Of Colesville dis
trict, has filed suit in the circuit
cout here against silas Eugene Bean.
q Colesville district farmer, tor &10-
900 damages. charging breach Of
promise to marry.
Rev. p. Rowland Wagner. pastor
of the Baptist Church, officiated at
the marriage here yesterday Of Mrs.
Erskine, both Of Capitol Heights. Nd.
Charging false arrest, James Bree-
den, Of Washington, has filed suit in
the circuit court here against the
|sWashington. and Rockville Electric
Railway Company. claimiag damages
|An the amount Of $4,000.
Breeden claims that in the spring
OF 1917, he was arrested at the in
stance Of an agent of the company on
q charge Of stoning one Of the com
pkny's cars, and that he was tried
and acquitted Of the charge.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the circuit court here for the
marriage Of the following: Miss E.
Louise Pettibone, of Queenstown. Nd.
and Ralph F. Raymond. Of Takoma
Park, Md, and Miss Anna L. Watkins,
of Gaithersburg, and John II. Shoe
maker, of Brookmont, Nd.
The Washington times., 1919-12-31
Irish Offer Lasting Peace
If British Bow to Republic,
Says Countess Markiewicz
Sinn Fein Leader Who Declined Seat in Parlia-
rnent Asserts England Can Have Erin
as Her Ally or Enemy.
BY DANIEL O'CONNELL,
I. N. 8. Staff Correspondent.


DUBLIN, Dec. 31.-"f England has wisdom she will
that the only way to make lasting peace with Ireland
that will give her ally instead Of enemy her west
flank to withdraw her armies and recognize the Irish
Republic If, the contrary she continues her present
policy of force and fraud shall succeed in spite Of her.
Declaration by Countess.
The Washington times., 1919-12-31

Avoid Ppeumonia.
Treat that cold promptly with Father
Johns Medicine. No alcohoL-Advt.
The Washington times., 1919-12-31
Proud OF Faitl

Il felt proud of their faith in In,
and prouder still the day / took IN.
seat in Dali Eireanne (the Sim Fely
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
UCzMY DZlECl NASzE CzYTAC, PISAC
/ MOWlC PO POLSKU.
XII WlEczNEJ P ANN
| HANBIE.

PodaJemy w skr6ceniu drobna'
tylko Geese barbarzynstw niemiec
kich ma slasku, popemionych pc
stfumieniu p%owstania. = Jest to
.wszystko. materyaf zr6d}owy. Cier
pienia tych meczennik6w 0 poms.
te wolaja.
1-Franciszek Zajac Kozlo-
wei Gore zbity kolbamm zdWoo
ma choragiewkami W rece przy-:
troczony do konia. Kazano mu
krzyczec: "Nieder nit Pollen"
wleczono "a koniem.
2-Jozef Kalus z NoWego Ra-
dzionkowa otrzymal sto uderzen
przewodami enlargement zyla-
mi.
3-Jozef Szeja z Rodzenia W
wiezieniu pc trzykroc zostal obity
pafkami gumowymi, pc trzecim.
razie zemdla}.
4-Bgacia Wolscy z Szar1eja W
koszarach zostali obici batami.-
Krzyczeli: Jezus Marya! Mako
Czestochowska ! az CLOS i'm sic 70
lanai.
5-Dnia 10 sierpnia ia. policyi
W Katowicach ma garstke Pola-
kow uwiezionych rzucili sic zo1-
nierze bijac kolbami, pa1aszami j
recznymi granatami, az klab Pola.
k6w ME dawal znaku zyciia.-P Pc.
wszystkich transported poWta-
rzaly sic te sceny. Dziedziniec by1
pefen krwi. !
CIV Katowicach znaleziono
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

EaAe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
SN3i4C CO.
CEDAR rapids |}:{sssz;

resztowana dziewczyne polska.
"a w wiezieniu W Klocku,
dokad przewieziono mn6stwo jen
COW politycznych, - wyAbuchf g1o
.dowy strajk.
Podkreslamy il wszystkie tn pc
dane wiadomosci oparte So ma do
k1adnych protokolach i zezna-
mach. Ottawa pred przesladowa,
MEM nfe pozwala je przytoczyc.
Geese meczennikom!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
ZAPAS WEGLA w ARMII.

ZAPAS WEGLA w ARMII.
Washington, D.. G. = Departa-
ment Wojny oglasza, re wobec O.
becnej, groznej sytuacyi, wywo1a-
nej strajkiem W k%opalniach we
ela, przeprowadzony zosta1 do
k1adny pomiar zapas6w wegla W
armii. w rezultacie okazalo sic,
re zapasy wegla - w obozach i
ma posterunkach - wystarcza IA
przeciag dwuch miesiecy czasr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
Baftykowi.

A. Tarnowski polityk i dyplo-
mata s1awy europejskiej, zamies-
sill pod tym tytufem W tel spra-
vie W "Gazecie Polskiej" W War
szawie nastepujacy, wazny i ak
tualny artykul::
Brzmi on jak nastepuje:
"Kilkadziesiat kilometr6w,
pl zyznanego nam przez rade ezte
rech pobrzei. Ba1tyku ME posia-
Ga ami jednego dogodnego portu
W Gdansku = niepodleg}ej repu-
blice zostajacej pod protektora-
tenn Ligi Narod6w (recte Anglii)
bedziemy prawdopodobnie, mimo
wszelkie paNywileje, ma papierze,
faktycznffe mniej uprzyWilojowa=
nj, niz Anglicy, abodaj niektorle
lime nacye, ME Wylaczajac Mem
COW nasyet. Wqgka szyja Prus Ia
chodnich, faczaca panstwo pol
skie z .,morzem. baftyckiem, moze
bye " kazdej chwili zdiawiona W
stalowym niemieckim lub niemiec
ko- rosyjskim uscisku.
Naturalna tedy konsekWencyaa
.wyzej wskazanych,ni
warunk6w terytoryalnych, musi
bye dazenie polityki polskiej
Go Wciagniecia, v orbite jej Wply-
WOW narodoW loteWskiego eston
skiiego,- zwiiazek. lub sojusz, =
ktoremi*zapewnic nam mole SEE
roki i wygodny dostep do Balty-
ku, oraz zabezpieczyc nasza poi
MISUNDERSTANDING grantee.
Pred dyplomacya nasza ley
W~dzieczne zadanie kontynuoWa-
MIA poteznych zamierzan Zyg-
munta Augusta i Batorego,- rzecz
oczywista W PROFESSIONALLY do
istniejacych warunk6w i koniecz-
nosci.
Olbrzymia waga spraWy stosull-
ku@naszeeo do. krakow nadbaltyc-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

Konsulat Generality podaje
do og6lnej wiadomosci re obliga-
eye Rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonyeh
to jest tax zwane Liberty i Victo-
ry Bonds, oraz War Savings
Stamps maja wlasciwa wartosc
tax W Polsce jak tutaj. Ma razie
ME doradza sic tych bond6w sprze
dawac+lub W my sposob pozbywac.
.Nalezy oczekiwac re Wkr6tce TAX
re w Ameryce bedzie MONA ma
bywae bondy Polskiej pozyczki
panstwoWej = i zapewne bedzie
MONA zamienie jedne na drugie.
Konsulat przyjmuje cd obywa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
I kWatanIah saGsrsngsehu

DOJe& s4%5s $3.50
W - aresztoWano'
9 braci sfawovye, kt6rzyza
palili lampke k%arbidoWa, q wedle::
zarzutu, daWali maxi poWstan.-
com. Pomimo prossb matki posta--
wiono ich podmur j rozstrzelano
bez sadu.
8-Dnia 20 sierpnia W Kato-
wicach zo1nierze proWadzili 10
100 Polak6w 2 podniesionymi re-
kami bijac ich kolbami. 4.letnii
ch1opiec upadf 2 wyczerpania--po
czem go bito i kopano.
g Pc lace p. Wendreckiego de
pta1 jeden z 4Grenzschutzu.'
Gdy mu w1asciciel zwrocif uwage
przyszlo pieciu zolnierzy j zacze-
lc 60 ok4adac kolbami.
10 Borzuckiegoz Mys1owic-
pred .rozstrzelaniem bito kolba-
mi.
IL Dnia 1890 sierpnia konni-
ca niemiecka prowadzi}a 10 pow
stanc6w przez Tarnowskie Cory.
Musieli latac dokoia zabudo-
wan a wojsko bio ich k1olo lam
cami. -Potem jenc6W wepchnie-
to pod drzwi i strasznie bito mo
re Is minut. Jednemu z jencow
zlamano nos.
12-W Bytomiu dnia % sierp-
MIA prowadzono jedna mloda die
wczyne dwu m}oodych ludziz pc
dniesionymi rekoma. Jeden z zol-
merry zatrzyma} IA chwile trans
port szukajac jenc6w "Die Ha
nde sind noch lange nlcht hoch
genug - noch hoher!"
13- Wneclawiaka, z Zawodzia
bio w wiezieniu czterech zo}nie:
rzy i jeden cywilista do krwi.
IA Antoni Kalinowski Z Nc
wego Radzonka otrzyma} kolba.
mi i zy1ami 125 uderzen. P6zniej
jeszcze raz go bito.
Is Roberta Bentkowskiego,A
Ieksandra Hutscha, Paw1a Borka
okropnie pobito i pokaleczono. W
biciu Pawla Kozyry brali take L
dzial urzednicy kopalni Pobitc
EPawla Laske, Ignacego Bardele:
Jana Musialika, J6zefa Karysa
.Karola Bebka, Matuszczyka, Cal
de j Wie1u innych.
10 KraWca Malchera W Go
re obili bykoWcami pc glowie, az
kreW asejiAelka1lastak Same Jana Kulke
j Jozefa Malchera.
Nv Tarnowskich Gorach
prowadzono jenc6w polskich; je
den musial niesc choragieW polls.
.ka. Kiedy mu reka opad1a, bito
go kolbami ipikami.
p@EI@. &1,&5@<M ~E. 4E-, p 49, - ~
118- Szopienicach. Wojcie
cha Norasa bito az pad} ma ziemie
glove trzaskano o ziemie.
10 F1oryana Zydka z Radon
skoWa w drodze do aresztu bito
lancuszkiiem ma kt6rego koncu
.byla kulka.aW areszcie Original
SO uderzen#przeWodami elektrycz
nemii pasami.
20 1Czajez MysFowic pred
roztrzelaniem katowano W osob-
nym pokoju,gdy go prowadzono
ma miejsce stracenia jeszcze bito
go kolbami.
21- 9letniemu Polidzie pod
czas reWizyi rzucono cegle ma glo-
we tax y dziecko zalalo sic krwia
22- Antoniego j Franciszka
Soltan6w z Huty J6zefa sprowa-
dzono do WIasnej piwnicy i bito,
poczem musieli STAG pol godziny z
podniesionem rekloma.
233- We koszarach W Bytomiu,
przesluchiWano aresztowanych
" obecnosci zolnierza z batogiem
opatrzonnyy=mm " kule olowiana i
stalowa wkladke. W tychze kosza
nnh ;n,,hn nho;al; nnr,oo q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
WI WAARRlDlsr Wtofsk, &iallsso itepaaa. 1919.

1917.
.POGLADN IVA OGoINA sYTUAAi-.
GYEW lEs. N 81
Washington, D. St6sow--
ME do raport6W "a miesiac Pa az:
.dziernik, nadeslanych z Washing
'stonu przez rzadowych przedstaW,sit
cieli . dwunastu Federalnych Re
%serwoWych Dystryktow, na jake
sd podzielone Gale Stany Zjedno-
czone - og6lny dobrobyt " ca
lynn kraju przybiera wprost ko-
losalne rozmiary. Coraz wieksze
zapotrzebowanie rozuych artyku-
low j narzedzi W kraju "a grant
ca stwarza coraz to move rynki
zbytu, ktore przemysl Amerykan-
ski ME jest poprostu W stanie "a
opatrzye " zadana ilosc towar6w.
w slad "a kwitnacym przemys-
lem - idzie pokazna obfitosc
zbior6w. w n%iekt6rych ~czesciach
kraju, zbiory by1y ME tegic "a
to W innych byly tax obfite, re
przecietne rezultaty SO nadspo-
dziewanie dobre. Mimo to -brak
riekt6rych a~rtyku}6w spozyw-
czych, jak naprzyklad cukier,
|daI sic bardzo odczuc.
Produkcya wegla zwiekszy@a
sic znacznie W miesiacu pazdzier-
niku. Zapotrzebowanie wegla
wzros1o do ogromnych rozmiarow
a to dzieki przewidujaccmu straj-
kowi W kopalniach wegla, kt6ry
istotnie nastapil.
Ceny artykul6w spozywczych,
wogole towar6w, dalej trzymaja
sic wysokiej skali. Spekulacye j
wyzysk dochodza 90 bardzo ME
bezpiecznych granic.
Panuje przekonanie W kolach
przemyslowych, re ten nienatu-
rainy objaw wyzysku, spowoduje
mike cen, albo zredukuje produ:
kcye = motive, re jcdno i dru.
gle. nastapi.
! Ouch niezadowolenia wsrod
1szeregow robotniczych przybiera
coraz wieksze rozmiary. Strajki
Ii zaburzenia W przemysle, jakkol.
wick obecnie ME SO zbyt grozne:
to jednak powoduja ca1liem pc,
wazny niepok6j w sferach rzado-
wych. Sta}y wzrost niezadowole-
mia i ;zaburzen1 ma tie warunk6w
Ipracy i wysokosci cen artyku}6w
lspozywczych = ME wr6zy nic do
brego ma p~rzysz}osc. -
Sumujac ogolna sytuacye W ca.
lynn kraju - otrzymamy haste
1pujacedane: w Novel, Anglii ste
sunek piracy do kapita1u dotad
ME jest poWaznie naruszony, mi
mo to przedstaWiciele kapitafu
ME wierza " trWalosc tego stosun
ku i przedsiebiora odpowiednie
srodki ma wypadek zatargu pra-
ca. w .Filadelfii male z%aburzenia
]mialy miejsce. Stosunki ma polu-
|dniu wzglednie So zadawalniajaa-
ce, podczas gdy W polnocno-za-
chodnim regionie - wszystkie
!fabryki i zak1ady SO w pelnym
ruchu i wynagrodzenie "a prace
jest dobre. Natomiast niepok6j j
zaburzenia poWazniejsze maja
m~iejsce W Chicago i New Yorku,
podczas gdy sytuacya W Stanach
Observation-Disclosures oraz. mad
Pocyfikiem jest nieustalona, czyli
EmepeWna.
z OBRAD KONGREsU KOBIET
W W~ASHINGTONIE.
Washington, D. G.
Delegatki polskie ma Kongresie
Miedzy Narodowym w Washing
TOME osWiadczyly podczas obrad
co nastepuje: "Praca r6lna WPol
see bedzie prowadzona ma dwie
zmiany jesli wniosek 0 ustanowie
niu osmio-godzimego dnia piracy
przejdzie W Sejmie. StosoWnie do
warunku zastrezonego W wyzej
Wspomnianym wniosku, a odno-
szacego sic do piracy rolnikoW
zmiana ma pracoWac cd
{. 4Rano do lei W poludnie dru
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
MIEKO OLA DZIECI " EURO
PIE.


Washington, z: -ITrzysNiell
kie Iadunkis=
Ola ..1dleci nntIlsalnnnejj Edropie1.
zostana Observation-Disclosures
zNeWYorku do RotterdamuiHa
mb,urlgga. Iadudnk W.ynnoosszaaee
loo ton, bedass='WlI.ys lane przez.
EEuropie,z
rgeanizoWane prrzez HooYers1aa,
ktoryspostanoWiI TAX dIugosodzzyz
syiac Wyygglo11zone dzieciYYEuIroos-.
pie,dop6kilone nie odzy5aafr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

dzka DR.. Alma sundquist jest IDA
ria re kwestya powyzsza powinna
bye rozwiazana indywidualnie
przez poszczeg6lne narody.
Evening star., 1919-12-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
CIDffAOed.
REAL. BARGAINS.

REAL BARGAINS.
Chevrolet touring. 1917, model 4so; nc"
tires; s325.
Fords, two 1915, touring; many extras; one
$321, and $780,
saxop Six touring. 1917; $500.
Ali these cars are in perfect running order
and will demonstrate.
Evening star., 1919-12-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
COntfAlBeo.

wILLYS sIX-191a; 7-passenger: Red Seal
Continental motor; driven less than 1000 miles;
perfect condition; looks like new; full equip
ment; many extras. Mr.. Sweet, FIR. Jss1 or
FIR. 1880 IL
FORD TOUKISG-Tsed very little: $3.50. Ford
one-ton truck; used very little: $500. Indian
motor cycle; 3speed; s1oo. Apply at 1921 9TH
st. NV,
SCRIPTS ROADSTER-Mechani perfect;
good tires and paint will accept diamond as
part payment. Phone North 5019 after pm.
1s
FORD 1915 coupe electric lights denloun table
rims good condition will sell for cash, $3,5.
West :i04 after pm.
FORD 1917 ton truck. worm drive: hand
made body perfect condition. Call West "IO4
before 10 am after d IN
Evening star., 1919-12-01

IN private home. Chevy Chase. Call Ceve.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

Wanted Secondhand Autos
Tn any condition; highest prices paid. Phon
or write. will call. Northeast Automohl
healer 81 H st. ne. Franklin 1888. g.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

single front room; vicinity
tn rn.n
Evening star., 1919-12-01

ARMY OFFICERS khaki trench coat; i'm
ported: ; lining; detachsbie: size $40: cost
Sos; sell for s.: good new; also officers
overcoat; size IS; price. s12. 1907 Ken
Evening star., 1919-12-01

2402 10Th ST N,&.-Two nicely furnished
| front rooms miscellaneous hot wafer, all mod
| ern cnnypnienceS heated Earage. u
Evening star., 1919-12-01

lIrca rooms. entire second
g. ua children
Evening star., 1919-12-01

FURNISHED ROOM: hnt-water heat: electric
light; nice place for two ladies. sll 18th NJ.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

FURNISHED ROOM, with private bath; steam
heat. electric light; near lines and with
in walking distance of departments; for one or
two gentlemen. Phone North 8673. 2s
1401 EMERSON ST.-Warm, comfortable
double room, in modern detached home; laun-
dry privileges; phone and piano. 14th and
Col. are. car.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

1903 y ST. N.W.-Iarge. elegantly furniSh{
room; suitable for two am.i.; h.w.h. Ph{c
North 1876. Price. S55. for two. "
Evening star., 1919-12-01
AUTO MART OF WASHING
TON, INC.

Wv, LAVE
1915 Pullman roadster. good running or
der, starter .:...'.......: :......:.. You
1917 Saxon six, o-pass., good running
orGer good tire. ... 400
1918 Chevrolet 4-90 mechanically perfect 4ou
1913 Fo-1 touring. new top. four almost
new tires ............... $50
lSas aSra n"po ps 'sss t;res sooa running 0Faer CD
1918 Ford taxi. AL condition. good tires. 800
1915 Mitchell 5 pass. roadster. extra wiz
1916 Dodge roadster, good running order
1aiS TO Overland is 4pass. roadster. wire "
1916 Franklin 3pass roadster. AL con-
1918 Overland s-pass. roadster model '
S:-4. perfect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
1918 Pa ise. scyl.. 7-pass., overhauled.
new top NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
1917 Buick si1. model D. 45. Al cond.
ton .......... 40
1917 Chandler, 4-pass. chummy roadster 1.oon
Hudson cabriolet, good condition through
ont :.......:....:. :.............. 1,ono
tires ....................... 800
tion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.SaG
1918 National sedan, new cord tires. Zoo
1917 Mercer. 1-pass., good tires. new
top, new paint Observation-Disclosures. o Gnl
Every car listed above is on our showroom,
floor.
G. c. PEARCE, Gen. Mgr.
466 Pa. ave. NV. Main 4Gs
CHALMERS. 1915; reasonable for cash Ap-
ply 1914 l. st. NV, entrance to alley st.
NASH TOURING-1919; fne order: leaving
town: barEain. 2o7 Ouray bldg. Sth and G.
Hyatts. 270-M. IL
REQ ROADSTER-l919 will sacrifice to quick
buyer. $40 NJ st NV. Il
FORD TOURING, new; $o75. Sharp Fran
els. rear 1910 Eye ST. NV
REPrBLIC TRTCk--2-ton; in perfect condi-
sl2 5th st. NV. Phone NJ. 1926
CHALMERS SEDAN-Seven-
passenger; in excellent condi-
ton; spare tire. bumpers, etc.
Mr.. Luchs, 713 18th NV.
CHALMERS SIx--pass sport touring: cx-
ceilent order throughout; terms. 40 sth NV
40 CENTS PER CYLINDER
for burning carbon il You remove plugs so
cents if removed by us auto repairing in all
its branches: all work guaranteed
J. Il. Robinson. rear l114M 18th St NV
Next door to Cadillac service station.)
Tel Frank. 1867. Sc
SILVER APPERsON. s-cylinders; beautiful
car: AL condition. Exceptional buy 335
Southern bldg. j.
KLINE. 1919 model; Al condition. Car good
Frye 21Os 18th St North 1855.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

liu3 = ST. NW.--i,ands scrn.ly furnished living
room with bed: suitable for two: price, 80.
Phone North 1916. j. Il
Evening star., 1919-12-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC;
Continued.

C0LE-191S model; 6-cyIiuder; convertible
sedan limousine: just overhauled: Ave good
tires: 500; terms. Phone Cleveland G2o. l.
BUICK ROADSTER-Model
D-44; perfect condition. Phone
Main 77S2.
Standard Auto Service Co.,
$40 Pa. Ave. NV.
NC PER CYLINDER for burning carboa;
owner to remove plugs and wires; cracked
cylinders. aluminium and castings welded equal
to new and absolutely guaranteed EAy.
II. NJ. Coleman, 207 10th 81. NV, m;dals Of
block. Phone Main 1898.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

III h ST. N.W.--Frpnt room. second door;
hot-watcr heat; southern exposure. private
tu,,,
Evening star., 1919-12-01
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0Us

McCRAY REFRIGERATOR. large, and set OF
urns for store or cafe Col. iS29-J. IL
i'ES-IIandsome French squirrel coat. newest
model S12J: seal coat, slGJ; wool seal coat,
rs inches long, 1925; separate neckpieces aud
mufEs cheap. Sunday and Monday till Pm.
1903 nv. l.
TWO LATRORES-CaI1 Wc.t 574. Il
COAT. blue navy broadclcth, with large plush
collar: size 40 TO ~; worn dbout SIX times.
SIG. 10 10th Sc. .s
DOURL IRON RED. mattress. new Union
link springs, $40; other furniture cheap. 1877
L st. Il
ENTIRE FIXTURES Of cafe. Apply 1255 New
York ave. NV. %