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New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Record Production Predicted

Discussing the present status and the
outlook in the automotive industry
Merrill, Lynch & Co. say: "The auto,
mobile industry promises to establish
new high record of production in
1920 in spite of the fact that many
companies had to adjust their business
from war to a peace status. 1t has
been surprising how quickly most com
panies have been able to make this
transformation. 1t is understood that
normal production was attained in the
last four months of last year. when
cars were being produced at the rate Of
2,600,000 per annum. Estimates sha-v
that production for 1920 may reach
100000 motor cars. Owing to the in
creased demand for cars, most com
panies have had to augment their plant
capacity. Those companies which
which manufacture parts for au-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Domestic Credit Situation

A banker with knowledge of the
working agreement among the banks
said yesterday that as result of tn"
arrangement brokerage houses need
not fear any further contraction in
the total outstanding stock market loan
account. "There has been made avail
able sufficient credit to take care Of
ties market he asserted. "and for
that reason there is little to fear in
that quarter. The supply is fixed
within we'll defined limits. 1t is inelas-
tic, SO that any marked expansion n
the demand for credit from Wall Street
through undue speculative expansion
in securities will result in rise in
interest rates. | think that in view
Of this arrangement the financial com
munity interested in the stock market
is unduly apprehensive over the do
mestic credit situation. Indeed, Wall
Street should thank its lucky stars
that steps have been taken to insure
it a fairly stable supply Of credit"
The banker would not state what the
amount allocated for stock market pur-
poses is, but it is unders COD 20 be IN
the neighborhood Of $3.50, 100000.
This banker stated that the stock
market has, in his opinion, passed
through most of its troubles so far as
has been thoroughly liqudated. Pres
sure against brokerage houses to force
a reduction in their loans has been
lifted, he said, and little further will
be done in that direction, since the
Federal Reserve authorities are salts
fed that the overextended loan &C
count has been corrected by liquida-
tion under way since last November.
The attention of the Reserve Board
is now being directed toward forcing
reduction of non-essential loans in
commercial lines, it was stated. Most
of the banks" the banker said, "are
urging and asking their clients to re-
duce inventories. Stop boarding raw
materials we are telling our custom
ers, and where we see they are carry
ing more stuff than they need we are
refusing to finance them. The effect
of this in time will be to reduce prices
of commodities. 1t will also release
large amounts of credit. The thing is
being handled scientifically, and no one
need fear the outcome"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
In Wall Street
Financing Wall Street

An agreement has been reached
among leading Wall Street banking in
stitutions, it was learned yesterday on
the best Of authority, which, in effect,
places at the disposal Of the stock
market certain fixed amount of credit
sufficient to take care of the needs Of
reasonable volume Of speculative ac-
tivity. AS result of informal ccn-
ferences that have been going on for
several days between repre-
bankers an arrangement has been per
fected between the representative
bankers which in some respects is sim
liar to the old call money pool, an
emergency piece of money market ma
chinery that kept Wall Street sup
piled with funds at time when the
government was outbidding every one
else for credit
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Transactions Yesterday i'm Listed Stocks
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
hus far Range full year.

~ Range thusf Rnn0
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
GObs of Gloom

gIoomier place than Wall Street
woald have been hard to find yester-
day. A slipping, sliding market. which
went lower and lower as liquidation
increased and the professional bears
jumped on to the weakest spots with
utter disregard of the feelings of the
bulls, took away all the cheer and
killed the fond hopes OF many folks who
have been cherishing the thought of
broad campaign for rising prices
since the first of the year. The com
bination of an acute domestic credit
situation and a crumpling up of the
market for sterling and other European
exchanges dealt the market a blow
that staggered it. The average price
OF twenty representative railroad
stocks made new low record for the
year of 63.55, compared with high
OF $500 and high of 1880 in 1919.
The average of thirty industrial shares
made new low of 1923 for the wear.
compared with a high of 1000 and a
high last year Of 1888 Call money
opened at IA per cent and hung there
all day long. Bankers were offered 10
per cent for collateral time loans for
nlnety-day periods, but would only
loan out funds on call
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

Net earnings for the quarter ended jan
uary OF tho Pathe Freres Phonograph
Company are reported as more than ten
times the dividend requirements the
s1.6oo.ooo per cent first preferred stock
recently issued. The company reports
ders on hand as three times those Of the
correspaodins date OF lola.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Money and Credit

Call money ruled and loaned through
out yesterdays stock market session at
II per cent. There was strong de-
mand for funds all day long. with lit
tie prospect of an immediate easing Of
the situation. Several time loans ma
tured, and bankers showed no inclna-
tion to renew them even when 10 per
cent was bid by brokers. This rate for
funds running from sixty to ninety
days was the highest in the memory of
Wall Street.
At the Federal Reserve Bank it was
announced that approximately $124,-
100000 Of United States Treasury AZ
per cent certificates of Indebtedness
were paid off on Monday. OF this, the
last of the series issued in anticipa-
tion of Victory notes, $10,000,O00 is
unpaid. The fact that this amount
has not yet been turned in for pay
ment left the impression that the Ger
tificates are in the hands of investors.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with year ago, were
oc fol 1lOwa.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Another Rise in Discount Rates

Around the commission houses vaster.
day afternoon it was reported that the
Federal Reserve Board favors another
advance in discount rates On the last
advance the rate on commercial paper
discounts at the Federal Reserve Banks
was put to 6 cent. 1t is hinted that
the next rise will establish a rate of
6A per cent, putting it above the open
market rate for commercial paper.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
The Superstitious Merchant

An investment banker had call the
other day from the head of great
out Of town department. store in one of
the interior cities. They discussed
business conditions from every angle.
The merchant was asked what he
thought of the outlook. "I feel quite
certain of getting through 1920 in fine
shape" he replied to the bankers Ques-
tion. But l am not so sure about 1921.
You know l am inclined to be a bit
superstitious. recall what happened
in 1907 and again in 1914, just seven
years later. By next year another
seven years win have rolled around
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

Bid. Asked Rid Asked
Wells Fargo 81 So Wilys o mr. 70 ASHeo' oe
W Md I'd pr l7is 1871 wis Central "a 90
West Pac pr 81 81 [Woolworth pr ll2Ih 1ISiA
West SO NJ lst "a 70 Twp & NJ mr. A - % ~
Wilson Co pr 95 9S
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Dividends
ExfraS

dividend of 3 per cent has been declared
In addition to the regular quarterly divid :
end of per cent and the regular pre-
rerred semi-annual dividend of per cent
an payable February 20 to stockholders
or record February 8.
Increased
Hartman COrporatiOn-The regular quar-
..erly dividend has been increased from
Sl.2o share to S1.75 a share. paya BILE
March to stockholders OF record Feb
ruary 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

w.. Bid. Asked.
So Sorl d w pr 81 7lh
OHIO Fuel .. 4ss+ 30
Otis Elev pr. lO01A
Owens Bot pr 9S 100 "a
Pacific Coast. Is *
do "a pr. 45 so o
pac Tel * L 40 A. A.
+ Am Pet pr.l75 ooo
reorla Il E.. l2 il
Pere Mar pr. AZ 5o
do prior pr. 64y 65L
fettl Null. e.. sc A. =
10 lst pr. 100
T. = f W d C.l22la l3l
pr st Car pr. l02js I05
L ) G n j.. G5 n
Reading lst pr "a a4H
do I'd pr. 34M Is
is l. d S + pr 241a 26Ia
IS l. Sw - X
do pr .... 24Is DIX,
Sears Roe .22O 225
do pr ..... lIS
S-S S & l pr 90 95
$ ? r Sugar. .23o 245
do pr ITO 1iS
Stand Mill pr IS 80
Studebaker pr.l0l ll0
Sup Steel pr.l00 los
Third Av RR i3A l3M
ISL & W Ct. II II
do pr ctfs. 20 rs
Twin City Il T 80 "a
do W ...,. Is
Underwood T.loS lis
I'm Cigar St. I40 225
do pr ..lll I4O
Y Drug LIST pr 81 5lX
do I'd w. 1870
Va I C. a G 38 90
Vulcan Detin. - IS
DO pr ..>>. - IS
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
What Do You Think of the Market ?"

A broker-"There is no use trving n
be bullish when you have to nav IA ner
cent for call money and time money
IS not to be had at any rate. Stocks
look as if they were headed for still
lower prices. l have advised nv Gus.
toners to get out of the market and
wait for more propitious times. Thev
need not fear missing their market
under existing conditions
Evening star., 1920-02-25
FOR RENr-ROONS.
ROO00 WITH ,1O1RD.

a33 II NW-LArge front room with excellent
meals for ., $40 per mo. each; near all de
uartments .9s
1924 EUCLID ST. NV. Apt. 4-LArxe front
room. with board: suitable for . or 3. :a'
1725 CONN. AvE-Attracuve rooms; electriei-
", steam heat, Not water. ~
no 3rd ST. N.E.-LArge front room: modern
home; near Capitol. Library and all car lines;
home cooking: two gentlemen. ~
FOR quiet. reAned girl. in private home. near
18th and Columbia road. Call Col. 5?a7.
33O1 10th ST. corner Park road-Nicely fur
nished trout room; excellent home cooking
b. st In market: rea soma BILE terms .1s
1902 17th N.w.-Single and double rooms: OK
ce1lent board; steam heat and electric lights
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

MARRIED COUPLE NO CHILDREN. DESIRE
furnished apartment NV; or rooms IN
, GLIDING kitchen: moderate price Address BOX
ls5-H, Star Office ~
Apt cOR ROOMS. FURNISHED. KITCHEN
and bath or ) or 9 rooIa house; no chiidren:
give price and all particulars. Address BOX
2tl II. Star oflce
FrRNIsuED ROOM AND KINHEN ErT7,
wanted by young couple. Address Box 2's' H.
So of6,. 80
NAVAL OFFICER. MARRIED. WANTS OR
) room housekeeping apt In modern apt house.
| unfurnished or "iil buy ~ suitsne iI1h., Wi.h,
state rent Address Box l6J III. Star once.
, WANTED-sMALL. HoCsEkEEPING APT
for Army officer and wife. furnished or unfnr-
nished. Address Box ls3 II. Star office.
FURNISHED SITTING ROOM. BEDROOM or
sleeping porch, kitchenette and bath by en-
ploy ed couple for March IL; not over 500. Nd
dress Box 15O-H, Star office. ~
3 OR 4 ROOM APT. FUR. OR UNFrE. BY
March /: ne. or idI: A ST. ne. 26'
WILL PAY $50 PER MO. FOR OR ROOMS
on first floor in desirable NV. location by Sept.
Is; l room must he extra large and sunny for
use studio. Address Box 18Th. Star oif~e.
wANTED-To SUBLET FOR 3 OR Nos.
. or ) room. furnished. housekeeping apt:
not over $a25: in good NV. location; apt.
house preferred. Address L. J. W. Melrosc !
ave, Chevy Chase, Nd.
FURNISHED APT. . ROOMS. BATH AND
away during day. Address Box l4:-H Star
Office.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS kIrCHESETTE AND
ba tn furnished apartment 10y March |. Phone
Lieut.. Welch, War Dept. branch 2s2S.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE ROOM AND
kitchenette by March 1; preferably ne. seq
ton; state terms. Address Box :l7-H Star Office.
FOUR GENTLEMEN DESIRE FURNISHED
apartment: not less than three rooms; ecu
traliy located. Address Box .3l II. Star office.
21s
8-5 ROOMS AND BATH. BY MOTHER AND
daughters, housekeeping, before about March
!: will consider temporary. Phone Col. $50.
Miss BISHOP. Address Box 219-E Star Once.
25s
WANTED-BY MARCH TO :. FURNISHED
housekeeping apartment. or rooms and kath
prefer NV. section: will furnish linen and sill
yer: state lowest price; no children. Address
BOX lll-H. Star office. .t'
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. I. . OR 3
rooms kitchenette and hath by March u: ~-.-
pie and child l year old. Address Box ss.,I.
Star once. .6s
By MARRIED c0CcLE. ROOMS, BATH
and kiteheustte. nicely furnished: prefer NV.
section. Phone Capt. Roberts, W. D., Br lsD.
-- 3 aJs
D.. -.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
PURN 10 0HEn.

BRYANT N.WS2 MOST ATTRACTIVE BED
rooms; living room and bath; large. light. airy
and comfortably furnished. non housekeeping:
gentlemen: $50 mo. Address Box 18Th. Star
Office. cfs
13th ST. NEAR PARK RD.-THREE ROOMS,
kitchehette, bath completely furnished: mo.
or weeks. Address Boz I9O-H. Star once.
90
ONB LARGE ROOM AND BATH. COMPLETT-
ly furnished, with service. The Altsm0nt, 1901
Wyoming ave. IL. l.. RUST. 9l2 18th Of. NV.
TWO ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT; NON
housekeeping Col 1897. IT
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APT IN REST
NV. section; silver aud linen furnished. Price
$125 Address Box 3oeH. Star office.
20 sEATON ri. N.w.-Tw0 ROOMS AND
kitchenette for Ink; suitable for =: reason
able rent. SSs
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AUTOMOBILES Foz SALE, ETC.

LATE 1aae y~saA tsneng; Continental motor;
driven 4. 100 nilss; OsYfeet condition; many e1.
sxas cad exeasieht tires. Phsne IF. !e7
mornings, to l.. Mr.. Sweet %
FORD touring. new. equipped with wire wheels;
special tires. one-man top. ventilatng wind
shield. oversize steering wheel, kla1on horn.
Perry lock. V.ray spotlight. siectric stsrter are
and lights: market value. 1850: cash sale. $500
Col s4:E sfter pm. Is
FORD touring car. almost new; willing tn try
out showing It Is in perfect condition. 1870 L
st. NV. II
USED CAR DEPARTMENT..
Dodge sedan. 1918 model. $500
Dodge touring. 1916, $500
Hudson, $40 Limousine, $3.50.
LAMBERT HUDSON MOTORS CO..
GsS Mass ave.
PACKARD, 7-pass. touring. In good condition.
W. Il. Speare CU.. 12Os II St NV.
y S i D c A r S
in
EXCELLENT CONDITION
BARGAIN PRICES
Hudson Super Six SeIian.
REQ Touring Car.
stu,iebaker q Touring.
Prpmief q Roadster.
Commercial Auto & Supply Co.
si7-Sl9 l4th st. NV.
DODGE TOURING. 1916; in
fine running order; $3.50. Terms,
ANY demonstration. Ford 1920
Dearborn 2-ton truck, $3.50.
Terms. Any demonstration. lsa-
dore Chaser. 2O50 9TH st.
Lo,OM0BII.E i.ndau!.t: first-ciass condition
bargain 81, mo cash. no less. Apt. 3. 314l Mt.
pl,.lS nf Gf hnfn 4 M M
CADILLAC touring. 1912, for sale; f.. J.. s.
new wheels and cvrd tires: rear system and
parts for 1872 Cadillac good as new. Apply
$40 10th st. NV.
HUDSON. 7-pass.. and 5-pass. Buick. Pearson
& .At~ei,. rear 142O st. NV. 40
REQ touring: new battery. new rings. engine
just overhanled: cord tires rrar: excellent
condition. pa 18th st. s.w.. . to 4:30. 70
BUICK L. late 1918 5-pass: Al condition.
Call 10 same at 3i1g NJ n from : m.
10 u pm. Mr.. Alien 26'
DODGE s-dan: run about 1000 miles, S1.2OO
cash. 1927 l0usfeiiow st. NV. 2'
FORD TOURING B0DY. one man top: attach
able glass side panels; seats built to break
down into Pullman berth. Conrad. at Hill &
ribbitts, 14O7 NV. &c
5-PASS. TOURING CAR, in good condition :
bumpers ) tires, new; only $525. 1875
Newton NV.
MAXWELL touring, late model; looks and
runs like new; with starter. electric lights de-
mountabic rims and tires almost new ; will take
Ford as part payment. II. A. Beckner. 425 X
ST. NV. 2ts
FORD truck, 1918. with the Ford one-ton at
tachment in AL condition with a top body ::
will take Ford touring as part payment. A. J.
Staber. 40 X St NV. re
BUICK LIGHT SIN TOURING. LOOKS AND
RUNS LIKE NEW; SUMMER AND WINTER
TOPS; CORD TIRES; BARGAIN FOR
CASH. 40 Sth NV.
FORI, rnstster lair 1OIS. eoo.I conditiep de-
mounfable rims cheap for cash. At 80 q NV
STORAGE BATTERY, 6-volt. 60 -smpere hours.
lighting only; guaranteed; cheap. Main 1900.
2Ts
Evening star., 1920-02-25
AUTO REPAIRING.

WIND SHIELD, LIMOUSINE
glass replaced while yen wait. TARANTO 4
WAsMAN, 1911 New York ave. Franklin $3.50.
SPECIALIsIH on Overland and huicksi start.
ing. lighting. iEnitiaa, all systsns; Immediate
anteed. Gall OF phone US today. NeDonaell's
Auto Service. H. y. Sharp. ASr. ..Phoae y,
3446. Rear 1127 21st NV. II
SCORED or csse1ed syiin1efs fSfetss1; . r
~. ~. .s.ss1; aSslsiesi 'ss' AYtS
Evening star., 1920-02-25

LEAVING CITY ROOMS AND BATH /:
most comfortable: Harrington Hotel:
transfer lease 10 buyer of new high grade
period and tapestry furniture. Address Box
21J H. Star office Sfs
Evening star., 1920-02-25

ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH. PRIVATE
porch: new corner house. Phone Col. JO47.
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WILL TRANSFER LEASB on GROOM AND
bath apartment 10 party buying furniture:
beautifully and completely furnished: rcnt $fN:
electricity and gas free: terms one third down.
iilance monthly. Address Box 17o II, Star
office. c,s
Evening star., 1920-02-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
AUTO MART OF
WASHINGTON, Inc.
I1CED CABS


About March 10 we will oc-
cupy the Halls of the Ancients
building, also known as the Cen
trail Garage on New York ave.
just west of 18th st.
When remodeled for our use
this will make probably the
largest showroom for USED
CARS in the east--displaying SO
cars in one room.
This change. is made necessary
because of our rapidly increasing
business.
All Makes. All Models. All Prices.
1915 Ford. new motor block; good tires. $275
1910 Overland roadster new paint. new
1910 Overland. b-psss. model So; Al
1911 bort 5-pa... !; new paint new top;
1915 Mitchell roadster. a-pa... thor.
oushly averha uletl. ........ 450
1910 Hupp. 5-pass. good condition over
1910 Davis 6-cyi., 5.pas.. touring: Red '
Seal Continental motor. ........;, GOO
1918 Overland Spass. roadster, model
s.-4: Al condition. :. .............. ESQ
1915 Chandler. 6-cyl.. 1-psss. ; mechani-
1917 f7y King 7pss. fs"a rebuilt motor
new paint: good tires rcs............ $50
1917 Columbia e-cyl-::, 5-pass. new top; ..o
new paint: Al condition ......... $50
1918 Chandler. 8-cyl.. 7-pass. : mechani-
c.lly perfect: real bnrEain. ...... 900
1917 Oids "s'' sedan, thoroughly over
1si7 Cole IS. coupe, 4.pas.. Al condi- ''
tion powerful classy car. .......: 1.1oo
1918 Dodge sedan, Al condition; cord
1918 westcott Zig Six. 7-pass., new
20 p'i oher meg cfs. ro'o Including rard. c.di.es.
Reasonable Terms to Responsible Purchasers.
Open Sundays. 10 an. to 4 pm.
G.. c. PEARCE, Gen. Mgr.
466 Pa. Ave. NV. Main 466.
cHDyRoLEr 4so ToUKING cAk-1s1s
WE HAVE ON HAND the following used
trucks, which h..e been thoroughly rebuilt and
4 ton q. NJ G. chassis s............... 500
l-ton Ford chassis NEARLY newt. ......... 45O
2 ton Acme. with body I 200
~ ton Acme new body) ...:;....... 800
Before buying 1T will pay you to look over
GENERAL AUTO TRUCK COMPANY,
21st and Virginia ave. NV.
DODGE. Olds Haynes. Peerless, Fords. open
and closed: Ford ton trucks. -: 1lth st.
ne. 2Ss
STORAGE. $12 month. All kinds repairing;
expert mechanics. 1A2S Church st. NV. Frank.
32ll.
REAL BARGAINS IN TRUCKS.
Ford truck, 1917. with top and curtains.
Ford truck 1918, with cab no body.
Wilcox truck, with closed cab and body.
Cash or terms to responsible party, or will ac-
cept touring cars In trade. III Az st. s.w. 2Ss
COLE s, chunmy coupe; mecha nically perfect;
newly painted; good tires; bargain for some
one; terms To responsible party. 40 Sth NV.
FORD SEDAN. late model white wire wheels
price right. II. Il. Sheriff. 617 n. Y. ave. NV.
Phone Frank. 31ll.
1920 FORD SEDAN
with starter $3.50. nearly new: 1918 sedan,
fully equipped. $575; overhauled and repaint.
ed; terms. Rob Roy Aackey. 5i3 10th st. s.e.
Line. 2aSO.
WE HAVE ready for delivery
several rebuilt Peerless and REQ
passenger cars.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1887 18th St. NV.
Main 4l73.
neslerr Rens;yuou No,J.a N.sh O,Iv
Evening star., 1920-02-25

FORD-Late 1917 model; self
starter, electric lights; in perfect
condition: cheap. Northwest
Garage Co., rear 1919 18th st.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

DOR HALL. 10Th AND MASS. AVE. NV
FiNe-ro and hath furnished apartment: gas
anc ele"tricity furnished elevator service.
lent. Slso- Possession March l.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

MoNMot TIL HOTEL. 1sla e. ST Nw.-SIN
room and bath furni>f cd apartment: electricity
and gas furnished. Possession Jarch l. Rent
N.p ma
Evening star., 1920-02-25

FURNISHED APARTMENT OF FOUR ROOMS
and hath: south and west Exposures: POSSES
sion March |. Somerset House. 1901 18th 81.
r.w. Phone North ,7c
Evening star., 1920-02-25

BANKING FIXTURES, coun-
tiers and screens; complete. suitable for real
estate or insurance office: may be seen set
up In Washington. Apply Russ Co., Sos
Low ST. Baltimore, Nd.
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASEA AT
SPECIAL PRICES. "BUY AT THE FAC.
TORY" kUSE & COMPANY. sos LOW ST.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

FURS.
First go to your favoste fur shsp and ret
posted. then come here and see the difference
In price and quality
Home Fur Shop
1901 18th St. Apt. o...
ONE HANDSOME after dinner ring, in pawn
for Sl75: will sell ticket for SO Address
Box 9l-H Star Office. 21s
Mrs. II. W. Turner, 124S Florida ave ne. 25s
sOLITAIRE-B Beautiful diamond. Tiffany. two
and one-third carats. Private party will dis
pose Of for 81 900. which is less than one half
of market value. Addfess Box 7l-H Star
Office. aSs
BRICKs-22 900 second -ha nd. 1927 II ST. NV
TWO TYPE CABINErS-One practically new:
q bargain. j01l3 14th ST. NV. 2Ss
SET OF paperhanger's hand tools complete
with tressels and straightedge. 3l5 3rd st.
ne. Ss
TIRE. new, 3414. Goodrich sIvertown cord:
bargain. Phone Main 300 Branch ~. 25s
REAL NOTES.. second trust notes. 81, 800;
will sell at a0es discount. II. y. W.. 1902 I4th
at. NV.
LATEST SPRING DRESSES
That have style and quality at a saving Of
lOs. Geogette waists at cost. Open even.
trgs. Marks, 1915 9th Ut. nv, Apt l.
BUILDING MATERIAL. BATHTUBS, new
wall boarl at 4c per foot. white enamel lava.
tories and sinks. sheathing, sash, doom, reof.
ing paper. SIDNEY L. HECHINGER HOOSH
WkECkISG CO.. 9th and sts. southwest.
LAMP SHADES and novelties made TO order.
Phone Col 97:s for appoinlment.
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DRESSER, chironicr. chairs. cot, trhlcs. gas
plate and oven. Address Box l4,-H, STAR
Evening star., 1920-02-25

PAE11OR SUITE. Spece. mahogany; ms
hegsny china closet :115 + st. NV Apt
Evening star., 1920-02-25

SAXON. 1917, touring; Arst-elass eeaditiea.
NaKWall roadster, 1918.
fHess ss,s must he ssId st eaes. asss q
1910 lye st. n.v.
Evening star., 1920-02-25

:: ~ 10Th N.W-owNER WILL RENT EN-
IRE second moor as irushed apt: roams
bath and large back porch: gas for cooking
also eec. best II ref
Evening star., 1920-02-25

sToNELEIGH coURT-TO suBLEr, SIX
rooms and bath; housekeeping: corner apt. /;
attracfisely and completely furnished. Apply
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w. J. PILLING. lios Eye st. NV
MONMOUTH HOTEL 1919 G ST Nw.-Tro-
room. Kitchen and bsth. furnished. $llJ: one
room. ki;' hep and bith 500
w. J. rlIJ.ING 11ol Ev. St py
Evening star., 1920-02-25

FOUR LARGE. SUNNY ROOMS. BATH
laundry, garage; Ink. or breakfast; for EN-
ployed persons. Cleveland 1855.
ANY GORDON. APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
4 to 8 rooms; fur. and unfur month or year.
$50 Colorado Bldg. Main 583
Evening star., 1920-02-25

FORD roadster. late 1918: good condition de-
mountable rims cheap for cash. At 80 q NV.
STORAGE BATTERY, 6-volt. 6O-ampere hours.
lighting only; guaranteed; cheap. Main 1900.
oTs
Evening star., 1920-02-25

DINING TIRLE. round. and buffet: dark oak:
mp to date; excellent condition; price $to -
Quincy nj
Evening star., 1920-02-25

81 ALLISON ST.-ST-ITE OF TWO ROOMS
sleeping porch private bath: suitable for two
or three employed adults So to SSJ
Evening star., 1920-02-25

THREE ROOMS AND BATH: NO HOUSE
keeping; APARTMENT suitable for five men.
FEDERAL REAL ESTATE CORP.
Main $40 ,ny wood,.a ., hiJr
Evening star., 1920-02-25

OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
aIo I<th ct. n.w. Phsns Msia 7sss.
fes. o.. Buy a. oliver. Ne .. fss 81. y
east, q nonihly.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD, full cabinet, center needle. ro-
tsry; nesrly new. Also adjustable dress forlu
Cheap. 64a Sth ne. a7s
Evening star., 1920-02-25
WANTED-Ro0Ms.

TWO ROOMS and kitchenette for mother and
daughter; state terms. Address Box l1S-H.
star ofBce 3Ss
Evening star., 1920-02-25

DETROIT ELECTRIC. excellent condition. Al
Emerson & Orme Garage. 1620 NV.
HUDSON TOURING-ExcelleRt condition. Al
Keene Garage. l7l5 KaleHama I'd.
Both cars offered cheap for cash. owner hav'
ing bought a sedan.
T. 9. Hege, 1856 Vernon st. nv.