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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
POLITICIANS TO C0U R 7
Republican hspirantz In 2Sth District
Appeal ~ supreme Court.

OKLAHOMA CtTY, June "a
Hearing of the petition for writ
~ mandpmus 10 require the state
election lpard to fle names of can
didntos for Judge Of the Twenty
eighth district Is sct for tomorrow
afternoon before the supreme court
The petition was flied this afternoon
hy T. W bartholomew of Miami, re-
publican candidate for Judge, and
when W {, McAlistcr. secretary OF
the election honrd waived HIS right
to file an answering petition. he
court H"t tln time for The hearing
without delay
Ouick decision In the hsc " cx-
pcctcd because names To be placed
ON tho ballot must bc knov vn ~ time
10 be sent To the printer ~ once
t'pun the decision of the CnIrt upon
tho petition will depend tho status
OF seven Other candidates who ut
tempted To fife for the iudgoshlp
In the Twenty eighth district.
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entire time from now until the
election ~ tho performance Of such
duties as are assigned 20 me-
Women Given piacs.
Of the women members of the exc
cutivc committee Mrs Edison was
active 600 supporting senator John
son ~ California for the prcsidontiai
nomination. while Mrs Fossoen ls
chairman ~ the Minnesota rcpub.
n,an organization of women. Nrs.
Robinson. a sister of former prosi.
dent Uous,v,r made fhr s,rnrdirV
speech for Mai Cen. Leonard Wood
at tho Chicago rouyontinn. Mrs
HYDE h1H bccn active i'm urgapiziu,
republican women In JBh' while
Mrp tIv,rmor. was d,4rrIbed hv 81
f,rrg Of tho national ,ornuitie. ,s
holrg In great d,p,nrd az . puLIIc
gpeaker
Ia Mia ,tatemc,t ., tho s,sgr,.,
Allegation senator Harding saId.
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'.,','. p "a. '"''u ~ :. ~ Wy
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nn"i,.I' I" ''''"'"''5 az any
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CABINET MEMBER
DEMANDS CHANGE
cnnrmrrn rhJM ~ -

CONTINUED FROM FACE oSE.
mitteo. that President wilson's aH-
sumption nf authority had been "au-
tocratic" vas termed today hy io-
mer Cummings. present chairman ut
the national committee, - one OF
those sporadic criticisms that az" "a
negligible factor I'm our affairs
Questions as TO the leadership n'
tho president answer th"Wso ives
Mr. Cummings said The character
of such leader depends upon the VI
tality 81 the man VINO is president
Mr. Wilson is . very vital leader ana
hia greatness will be more uni'ersIl'N
recognized in tho next decade than
perhaps Il is now"
n was said that n the proposa.
to make Senator Thomas }. walsh ~
Montana permanent chairman OF tho
convention is not realized he may h'
nut forward for the chnirmanship
OF the resolution committee when
IRA ines the platform.
Bninbridge Colby, eocre'sry 81
state, has been mentioned frequent.
ly for the permanent chairmanship
Of tho convention and Senator Glass
OF Virginia heretofore has been vir-
tually the only delegate advocated
to head the Platform committee.
There seemed to be some unccr-
tninty today as 10 whether the Nir-
ginia state democratic rlatform, en-
dorsed by President Wilson, would be
urged In IT'S entirety as the basis ~
the national platform or only accept
nnce OF the league OF nations plank
would he advocated.
Both democrats and republicans
apparently had overlooked tho Pan
anna canal zone In calls Tor the ma
uoual committee, Mr.. Cummings said
today The application for the seat
ing OF the two delegates from the
zone will he passed upon by the ma
tional committee. he added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Youthful, Beautiful
Skin Easy To Hare

You may be aa healthy aR q bird In the
air and stili have poor complexion,
Changing seasons and temperatures, winds.
dust and dirt. are apt TO injuro any skin,
even though tho general health he good.
when these external influences spoil the
com mpioxion, tho natural thing II TO re.
move the spoil by external means or
binary merUollsed wax viii do this. II
will actually absorb the weather soiled
film-skin a littlo each day, In a week or
two you'll have brand new complexion.
now skin. The eNquisltcly beautiful and
youthful complexion thus acquired. comes
30 easily. without harm or discomfort
there's no reason why any woman should
not adopt this simple trAntment Just get
an ounce OF mcrcolincd wax 1T any drug
store. apply nightly like coid CToatu, wash
ing it OF mornings This viii not fail IN
any case, II Ia the hest thing known Tor
frecklos. moth patches, liver spots and
pimplcs. AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
ARE MARRIED IN SECRET


MrSkOGEE, Okla. June 20
Aftor keeping the wedding a secret
for two weeks, Mr.. ana Mrs John
Reese produced their marriage cor-
tificato hurricdly Tuesday when Of
ficcrs sent by the brides father. W.
II. Barnes, arrived at the house with
search warrant The father.
alarmed at the disappearance Of his
daughter, complained TO the author
tiles that he believed she was at
Rcose's home, and tho search war
rant was lsuod Reese and Miss
Barnes clopcd 10 Wagner two weeks
ago and were wed. Reese is 81 and
his bride iG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
OWEN IN BATTLE
AGAINST WILSON
Oklahoman o. b j ects to
Presidents Proposals
on League.
LINES UP WITH BRYAN
Senator and Nebraskan VIII
Join Hands Against Adop-
tion Of Any Wet Plank.
by WILLIAM PULP AIMMS.
international Ncws Service starr
,t.Yt.a,gtIsrt

By WILLIAM PIuIIp atMMs
International Ncws Service starr
,spondcut
SAN FRANCISCO. June ga
Senator Robert l.. owen ~ OKLA
homa. fret Of tho democratic cindi'
d.tca for the nomination fur the
presidency 10 arrive here, to-day fircd
his opening broadsidc Among the
Victims of his shrapncl, direct or by
riCoChct were
President Wilson. o..
Ropubllca1 nominee warren %
Harding
The "wotH" ana tho "drys."
Tho supreme court
The republican platform.
bcnlcts in tho necessities
And then some.
II am opposed he said hts dark
eyes swapping. 90 the league ~ ma
tlons OF liquor being carried into the
campaign az the main points OF d's-
putc The real issue is the high cost
of living
L favor a plank calling for rnti-
fication Of the treaty on terms acc
coptnble to the senate. The treaty
question must be got out ot the way
at once.
Il favor plank declaring for the
strict enforcement of the eighteenth
amendmen, and n the NolHtcud ACT
isn't strong enough then ! favor
making II stronger. ! thlnk II ~
sufficient. however" ho added WIN
"A smile. Tor butchers beef steak
contains more alcohol than is ALLOW
ed under itS provisions
81 favor federal control bN license
OF all concerns distributing the nccca-
sitios OF life, making II possible for
the public TO procaro what II needs
AT fair price.
II oppose a few men, appointed
for life, governing this country
mean the supreme court and ! Hny u
without apology II ia not the Hu-
prcme courts fault. however but tho
fault OF congress and OF the people
because neither the one nor lho
other offers any complaint the
constitution does not have 10 he
changed to remedy this. Congress
can 40 u very simply by drawing
line beyond which the supreme court
IN not to 20"
Senator owen did not mention
President Wilson by name, ON inc
other hand, he frankly objected 10
the Virginia platform" ns given out
by the white house as too verbose IN
general and too vsgue on The gpecitic
matter OF the treaty plank whlch
favored ratification with reser'n-
tions detrimental to the document hs
IA whole.
"Why Senator Lodse himself
would accept that" Senator owen
said Ellis contention all along has
been that his reservations improve
the document. rather than iniufc II.
THE democratic platform ought 10
be short" he went on ut took
nearly 1000 words for the ropubli-
cana TO state their beliefs, but the
democrats ought to do theirs on one
half, Truths can be set forth In few
words"
Senator owen called Senator
Harding the "standpatter OF stand
patters,"
Now they are saying he Is pro-
gresalvc" tho Oklahoman remarked
"because they know only progress
sive can win In this election. The
work OF the republicans at Chicago
vas fer :hc democrats Thar
platform and their ticket npprcclably
add to the chanccs of the oppoSl-
ton"
Senator owen Intends to go 10 tho
mat with opposing factions OF his
party. This means fight agalnst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
NeU Methodist College
To BE Started Soon

All cities In oklahoma desiring
the new Methodist college to be cs-
tablishod In their community must
present their bids at n meeting Of
tho board OF mulssionors June 30
In McAllester, Rev l.. s. Barton, pas
tor of the Ilostoni Avenue NJ r..
church Of Tulsa end "A member Of
the board, said yesterday, No bids
will he accepted for consideration
following the date OF tho meeting
"a com missioner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Nebraska fS'ers Want
Bryan, La FOiieffe or
Johnson as Candidate

LINCOLN. Nch. June "a
SENATOR lilrnm Johnson, Ncnator
Robert NJ 1nFoilottr ana W J.
tH.lu were indorvod ~ third
ptftN candidates at "a meeting to-
iav ~ Nobrbsl1 members Of tho
tpmmlttr" of Forty eight, called
to name delegates 80 thnt orRaui-
Iaupua convention iu Chicago
mlv 80 a resolution ON cnndi-
dates adopted at the meeting Dc
rlpI,d iu favor OF 'ruCh well
knoWn pr"g,ctsivoa aud funda-
mental democrats Hg Robert NJ
H. Follott.. william i BRYAN
and Hiram johnson. who ever have
nIDn tho pcupic's side ip the
rr'1i struggle IN American pUli'
ties
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tho administration forccp under the
direct even " ionE distance. leader
ship Of President Wilson himself.
who has repeatedly insisted uuon
the treaty ana league being made the
paramount issue Of the campaign.
II means also that the senator
from Oklahoma viii oppose the At
tcmpt of Governor Edward ! Ed
wards ~ New Jersey ~ mako pro-.
hibltlun one ~ tho issues IN both
these hntilos he VIII have on his sid"
WiIiinln Jennings Hrynn. now un his
why hrro. admittedly bent upun an.
nihlliailug tho "woi4' nud blocking.
N punlhlc tho Wllsoulu plan ~
making tho league tho chief Issue of
this y,ass presidential campaign
So fight hoycrs In tho not dis
tnnt ufring
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paper publisher, requesting thai his
name nat bo suggested TOR the dem
ucratic presidential nomination. The
m Message was sent on receipt OF news
nat Mr. Jenkins had, announced Mr..
McAdOo's name would be placed In
nomination az san Francisco with
or without his consent.
i urgently requested Mr. Jenkins
not 10 present my name at the CON
vcntion' Mr.. MEAdoo said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Census Figures

WASIuNGTON. Jane 22.--'roday
census fgurcs. Terrell Texas. S,349.
PhOcniN. Arll, ~ O53. Torrington,
Conn. 10.623 Salem Mass, 42,5lj.
JdrosWllc, Wis 1S.2S3.
Increase. Terrell. 1899, or ls.i
per cent. Phoenix, 1919, or 1903
Per cent TorrinEton. 5i49, or 33 2
per cont Jancsvllc. i3e9, OF 3l.o
percent
Decrease. Salem, Mass. 1.IS2, or
- per cent.
chlrIctoi IA. ll516. increase
1901 or 1873 per cent Cannous-
llrr. Pa. 1869, Increase 6.7il, OF
1892 per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

G. II Segcr. cashier of the Pro-
duccrH state bank; viii leave Satur-
day 10 motor with his family To Wis.
consin Mr.. SeEcr ts planning to
spend the most of his time with reel
ana rod along the banks Of the vari-
Gus lakes and streams OF Wisconsin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Plans for Community Kitchen.

Plans for furnishing the commun-
ity kitchen wit, he considered at a
called meeting of the executive COM
mittcc OF the homo efficiency club
at 2,30 o'clock this afternoon, Mrs
Lilah ID, Lindsay. chairman. will
preside.
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Instituted proceedings to have the
decree annulled. claiming that the
Frcncr Cosrts had no Jurisdiction
because she was a resident Of the
United states The court overruled
Mrs. Gould's plea and sustained the
decree granted Mr. Gould. The latter
Is now attempting to have the decree
nndn a nhanluto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
CAMPAIGN PLANS
FORMED BY G. 0. P.
coNriNuEn rnoM rAGn oNn-

CONTINUED FRou PAGE ONE.
y states through their spokesman.
Miss Alice pnul chairman ~ the
national womau'a party In present
INK their request made vcilod threats
~ throwing rhcir support 10 third
party unless ratification Of tho sur
fraRc amendment was completed
through action ~ u republican state
legislature. Miss PAU tonight said
hcr delegation -wnS deeply disnp
pointed with senator IiardingB posi-
ton"
tn the appointment ~ the exccu-
tive committee. tho subrommitt"o
diverted from the usual practice ~
cpnfining membership 10 the ua-
ttonhl organization ana took IN Harry
VI Daughcrty of Columbus, ohio.
senator lIardiugs pr"convcntion
rpmniPn manager. Tho appoint
ments hs announced today included
only 90 uamos. but MIR. Hays said
tho additional member. who also
would not be- q member ~ the ma
uonnl committee. would be an
nouncod ttor.
DnuRhcrty Named.
IN epnrty leaders disrcgnrdcd prec-
cdout In tho naming of seven addl-
iionnl msmhors ~ the executive
committee and In choosing a woman.
Miss Harriet Taylor UPTON ~ ohio.
na vice chairman NJ the committee
This action was taken. n was said,
In recognition ~ the increasing actiy-
Bt of women In politics. Enlarge
mcnt uf the committee from 10 to 2
memhcfH was authorized at the re-
cont Chicago convention.
Mr. EgBfI mhn a. Ia Iuuphfgr nf
former senator Bradley ~ Kentucky
was appointed assistant secretary
OF the national committee an office
created by the Chicago convention.
Following announcement ~ tho
committees membership senator
Harding and Chairman Hays each Is
sued statements, the former praislng
tho organization work already Hc-
Complishod ana tho latter declaring
that "a complete amalglmation Of
party groups had been brought
about In the appointment OF the
committee,
THE conferences have been most
successful" said MIR. Hays In his
statement. the great party of the
union IL mos. certainly a unit The
executive committee and the other
committees 10 be appointed will he
sp lon d Y represcntative. Mr..
Dnugherty and the loyal republicans
who have worked so enthusiastically
for senator Harding and those who
have no less Loyalty worked for
others are all together vicing with
each other In their effort 10 lvance
the party's cause. There H. ono great
organization, a complete tlglma-
tion and we are on our way to the
great republican victory which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
GOULD SEEKS DIVORCE
Former Pr0nirr In French Court
Asks for Absolute Decree for Rich
American Client.

PARIS. June 22.-The divorce
case Of Frank Jay Could versus
Edith Kelly Gould came up In the
lirst chamber Of the French courts
today. Former Premier Viviani, rep
resenting MIR. Gould. asked for an
absolute divorce on various grounds
Attorney Iurflute In behalf OF
Mrs. Gould. argued that the French
tribunals were incompetent to try
the case which he de clnred was eN-
clusiyclY the provinc" Of tho Amer
lean courts Prosecutor Of the Hc-
public Wattino will Gum up the case
June 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
NNDOO'S NAME
WILL BE PRESENTED.

KANSAS CITY. June % --Burris
A. Jenkins, clergy man and publisher
Of the Kansas city Post. issued a
positive statement today that the
name of william @. McAdoo will be
placed In nomination before the
democratic national convention Mt
san Francisco whether MIR McAdoo
consents or not Dr. Jenkins had
been selected to make tho speech
placing McAdoo's name before the
convention up to the time Mr. Me
Adoo issued statement In which he
said that he must decline To allow
his name to be placed before the
convention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

Frank j. Gould obtained a livorcc
from Edith Kelly Gould In Paris in
1913. Mrs. Gould shortly aftcrvard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

NEW YORK, June 22.--W. @. Nc
Adoo today wired Burris A. jenkins.
Kansas City clergyman and news
Evening star., 1920-02-28
WAHfED-GARAGEs.

W1NTBD-A GARNHE FOR AUTO BUS1Nm6s
for stosage asd repair with street frsst s.d
plenty Of door space in nv. Address Box
3O2-H. Star once. ~
SPACE FOR ONE cAR-NNaR 18th AND
Eye sts. LkR0ME MKYKR. 1&81 7 st. 2Hs
Evening star., 1920-02-28

FORD SBDAN-EectFie starter. deMs~ntaba.
rfns, god tises aad spars, 6abfiei asthses
apA othsg extras; In 1sDt-ela0B meehAAiea1 eeA-
Iitisa. ~ Mf. NJ Nsaas. Ssaaes Aslss C..
On q. nv.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
Fol sALE-aAlAaIs,

FOl SAILGAlAGIS
dfKAGh61 BRTUK AND i METAL;
rented at 60 asath, and Soft front lot
in Petwsrth Helr ssldieEs' Hems bldg This
is % Ssrthy e Of II i,':st,EssiOs- g 1,s
DAVID E. BARRY. 1877 1877 H st.
y. BUILD GARAGES o. TnE BETTER
sisS-Sssssi, , fr.sc., ssist. tfis e e...ssss.
BMH1fT1 GARAGE o., M l3tA 81. H,V.
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se4ss. v, n. D6UGAL. Sales Aasa0Rf. Fhsss
GARAGES THAT SATISFY.
We BBYID ALI. KINDS
OBTAIN nCR PRIGHA
n. T. DHRGCS" IAe. l0al 9th ut. ..v
Pho" Y. les asd 161.
F8R SALE ,iRGE BRICK GARAGES 8.
~ar espsr.i entrance high sasssh fer fusui-
t.re .nns: sster glsses trsp. etc.; larE- lot
301l2s; ": as1 b. brick hsase On freat; hot.
water heat; convenient to n.w. hssi.esx see
tiea. Pre-war rent, ee. -. Price &C. o80
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN co.
Phone n. <241. 04 9Th st a.W.
~PRUDENTIAL" dALV1NfH1lS ALL-SrnKL
(as Wesdj, portable, AreRseef, vatsfprsef
etQstsuetaai inmediats delivery. TIE d. b.
PRUDnN CO: Maas: ave: nv. Ph. Yr. 4ses.
Evening star., 1920-02-28

month. -
THE VICTORIA, i4th and Chiffon n.v-Rsss
; suitable for couple or geatismsa. -
1904 rARRAGUr-rroat recm In nsv 6sfseh-
ed house for young man. So. -
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLD-IR privsts hoae,
hedrooms and hath, also very smaii resn -
same noai, win rent singiy II desired: all ea.-
! venienees. onty those appFeeiating N attFse-
tive home need Apply. Nsrth Se9A. -
1915 r ST. NV, Apt. 81 newly f1fSisHe1 !:
! available March I. Csil after > pm. So
$50 SHEPHERD ST R.W-LArge, hsI0kt rse,a
in priva,e family: hoard IL desired. Ds
$3.50 lath Nw.-keM for TIVE nat1f1d IA
dies; 1--WE beds; &l25O each, Ami. Ia Mt,
Pleasant ear line, fhsas Col. ass. -
wANrED-A ecnsenial eiri 3 ska10 ant. v1tA
sthe. girls Fer particular, can Cal. eassJ
after pm. ~
beds; preferably men, -
I2s3 VERMONT AVE, Apt. p IAeieAs--
Large room, we'll heated and nicely fm.tahad.
suitable for one or ~" gestlemen. 2ss
CLEAN neatly furnished; southern eIDoSuPSi
adJoiaiag hath; twin bsdss All. csL 60f7.
$40 D ST. H.E-TWo partly fSrnisHed roens
for rent; light housekeeping. -
for tive; we'll kept. private hsns; San psreA;
ami. Phsne No. 1901. -
1910 RTLHNORE Sf Nw-LAfes ff1ot 1nSa.
I'd nssr, far two resseA strss, ssaN, cS'
WELL furnished rcos, private hath vicinity
Dupont Circie. Phone N. es3s, ses
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4oA EAST WARDNAN OOURBIG0iie1ss
win SHARE nice, large rosm, adjsiniag bath
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a4.s HOiARAD PL-IArye, bright, 6suble,
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BO4 II sT Nw.-Nics larve frent rssn suit-
able for twW; nassaable rent. Tel. n. eaeD. -
I4is ST. N.W.-IarSe peea for ~, vtt6
board. -
Z ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. (ssA sf ~
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NEAR DUPONT CYRCLE-Srsat paaa; ssit-
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room; electric light. het-Water heat: Tar one
or tve gentleme. within walkiag distance Of
all the depts. 3se
a4l2 9th ST NE, Broeklaud-IArRe, cen
fcrtably furnished froat room; seesad Asor,
near hath: suitable fer tive; half hAsek fron
ess; private family. NRth 02eo. 20
17le X sr. NV. Apt 30Ifvs lsr0e cas-
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sitting room; good heat; light; beautifully
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select IecatSen and surssasdtAgs: suitable fss
sas se tws OsafieDen. -
ms f1th 81. XW.|AF1e. v1d f11isA61
frsst rssmi second Aose: wiBdsWs: hst t-wst-r
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Evening star., 1920-02-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
SAXON. 1917, touring: nrst-c class cenditioe.
Maxwell roadster. 1918.
These cars must be sold at once. Rear Of
1910 Eye et. nv.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
FORD ToURINGs or Dodges twenty, in
Stabler. 42o n st. NV. Phone F. 5722. 5'
FORD CARS wanted; any condition: ready
cash. Phone 106. Alexandria. Va. 5'
FORD SEDAN. with starter: will trade for
Ford touring and cash. l.. A. Williams. SIT
New York ave. NV.
A score Of people call on daily for cars.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
n sso6. T. s. Gaddess Sales Mgr. 1914 Y.
E,ery wsdne.day; l2:so PIN. Yoa e.s
% PusLic aii; Hucrfos M SALE OF oS{ %ufo:. e ;''
Capital City Garage. 410-416 Sth St ~.
SELL. AUTOMOBILES BY AUCTION EVERY
sat.rday y noon noon A quick and satisfastery ti.
LER." e2o Pa. ave. NV Phone Main 12a2
FORD touring. Dodge. Buick. Chevrolet or
zon; in good shape for cash A: J: stabier,
4 ST. NV. Phone Franklin 5722. Il
FORD light delivery; good; 500 down: $50
month. Address Box 266 II, Star office. 2S'
WILL TRADE EQUITY IN A BEAUTIFUL
building site in hest NV. section for auto in
good condition. sedan preferred. Address Box
331 Star office. 81
REAL SERVICE.
There are eight good reasons why We can
promptly sell your car. Our opportunity to
show it is easily 70 to your l. See Mr.. Vail
CAPITAL CITY GARAGE, 40 Sth st. NV.
AUTO REPAIRING.
SCORED or cracked cylinders repaired: no re-
boring necessary. RepairinE in all its branchea
Carbon burned. ]. r. Robinson. rear may
18th st. NV. Phone Franklin 1861. -
WIND SHIELD, LIMOUSINE
glass replaced while you wait. TARANTO 4
WASMAN. 1911 New York ave. franklin 6539
SPECIALISTS Overland and Rn'cks: start.
ing. lighting. ignition, all systems: immediate
attention to commercial cars: ali work guar
snteed. Call or phone us today. McDonneIl's s
Auto Service. Fl. b. Sharp, Mgr. Phone r..
3446. Rear 1927 21st NV. II
Evening star., 1920-02-28
FOR RENT-R0OMS.
FURNIsHBD ROOMS.

llO4 VERMONT AVE. R.W.-LArse sunay
room; private bath: suitable three os fear
electricity. rs
l644 NONROE ST. N.w.-Serond-s story froat
double room; sinEle beds: Columbia 1901. 3a'
1854 s-Tvo large. desirable ROOMS; for four
ladies'; hone esokiss; also q fev table board
en. -
1851 r 6r.-7 hrTe. nicely fstnf5le1 l0aaS
electricity, bet water, phsse. etc. -
18z1 ST. N.W.-LarTe. bdght, ffoat foS1l.
North 1898. e9s
Is ST N:H-Sman furnished room. mod
ern hoose hs0s privileges; SIS 4 nssth. 29s
3476 18th NW.-Fufpished rooa, all esavea-
fences; eestleman. Col 22S7. 21s
1897 GIRARD ST.-Lafge roo1 ea second
aoer. adjoining bath. 2ss
NOTICE-Baggage, trunks and furniture moved
On short notice; white driver. Auto Baggage
Transfer Co.. 14s D St ne. Line. 1858. ICE
1883 COLUMBIA KD.-Pleasast siagIe and
double soens; electricity. So
71s 9Th n. .B.-rvo RESINS, nicely furnished for
light hensekeeptnR. 2os
rffkKx kooAs nicely {Gll7Esl II ES.E.
references Call Frank. l403-J. :9s