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The Washington times., 1922-11-28

ordered his immediate ronovpl y
the hospital The bedy b ct the
hospital.
The prssidsnt oe tns Judd and
Detweilsr printing establishment.
where Broderick was employed. win
try to get into communication to-
day with the mans relatives In
Philadelphia. He 10 said to be the
con OF an internal revenue agent
Lying on the floor Of the summer
kitchen Of his homo last night.
Norman /. Fowler. seventy.two
years old. 1908 q street southeast,
was found dead by his wife. Alice
Fowler. DR.. c. A. LAlly was sum.
moned from Casualty Hospital.
Death was due to natural causes.
Besides bis vito he 10 survived by
q son who = employed at the Navy
Yard.
John Horan, fifty.five years old,
q night watchman employed at the
Veterans Bureau, roomjng at lSl
seventh street northwest, was found
unconscious In his room. It II said
that gas was escaping from Q stove
near which he was lying. At
Emergency Hospital it was said to.
day that he win recover.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
Wins SUIT FOR
HURT IN GAR
! /, CRASH
Mrs. Ethel A. Reibetanz Gets
$1,000 Award by Charles
County Jury.

RIvERDALE. Nd, Nov. 2s.--A
Jury In the circuit court for, Charles
county yesterday returned q verdict
awarding Mrs. Ethel Reibetanz.
wife Of e. w. Reibetanz. Of the
Riverdale Park Company. $500
damages On account Of personal in.
jurtes received Saturday. June II
last, when an automobile OF County
Treasurer. Herman z. Burgess, In
which Mrs. Reibetanz was a passen.
ger, was In collision with q car
owned by Capt. George Abel. OF
Solomon's Island. and driven by
George Condiff, of the same place.
The case occupied nearly three
days and was vigorously contested
by yohn B. Gray and Son. Of Prince
Of Leonardtown, for Mrs. Reibetanx,
and .Hance and Bunting, Of Prince
Frederick. Mitchell Diggs and for.
msr State Senator John Mudd. of
Leonardtown. for the defendant,
The accident occurred near Port
Republic, about five miles below
Prince Frederick, on Solomon's q
Island State road. Burgess was &C.
by his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reibetanz and Mrs. Agnes klinger.
the latter escaping with q number
of bruises.
According to the testimony. Bur.
CESS and party were on their way TO
Solomon's Island for an outing and
when approaching the left-haDd
curve near Port Republic Burgess,
who was driving, observed a car
coming from the opposite direction
at a rapid rate Of sped. The testi-
mony was to the effect that the
driver Of the approaching car, while
on the wrong side of the road, was
apparently oblivious to the fact.
Observing the danger, Burgess tes-
titled that he ran his car against
the embankment and practically
stopped II. At the time Of the
accident the occupants Of the Abel
car stated they were on their way
to a baseball game at. Prince Fred.
erick and, being late. were hitting
II up rather lively.
Their machine was telescoped by
the Burgess car and turned turtle.
All five men who occupied the car
were pinned under It but escaped
with a few minor cuts and bruises.
The Burgess car was completely
wrecked.
Mrs. Reibstanz was rushed back
to the hospital at Prince Frederick
where an x.ray examination dis.
closed a dislocated shoulder.
Reibetanz has q suit docketed
in Prince Frederick for expenses on
account Of his wife's injuries and
Treasurer Burgess has also entered
suit to recover damages to his car
Both these cases will be tried at the
current term.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
FILlPlNos AFRAID 10
QUIT ku kLUx klAM

HONOLULU. Nov. ss.-viiipinos
here are being tsrrorised by the
Filipino Ku Kiux Klan." IN or
ganixation which II reported 10 have
been operating for the past two
months.
The organisation 10 reported te
have In excess Of 1000 members on
the Island Of Oahu. according to
Claus Roberts. deputy city and
county attorney: who wa appealed
to by . Filipino farm laborer who
claims to be = victim Of the khan.
Roberts said that this was not
the first time he had been ap.
peaIed to, adding that several FIJI
pino members Of the society, desir'
Gus Of quitting. had appealed for
protection.
One Filipino who has been miss
ing from Watertown for two weelss
10 said to have been . msmber oi
the society, and the Information
given Roberts 10 that this man wa
buried alive for violating rules.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
WORLD. AIR MEET TO
BE HELD IN FLORIDA

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.--An IN.
ternational motorless gliding and
soaring flight competition. with q
class for planes with two to seven
Horsepower will be held In January
aero organisation officials an
nounced today, the primary purpose
being to popularize aviation.
Ormond-Daytona Beach, Fla, ID
the present choice for a site because
the winds prevailing there In
January are steady and shoreward
and the sanddunes reach . pitch Of
twenty seven feet above high tide.
Fun meteorological data are being
studied, however. and the Halifax
river may be chosen.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
LEGION DEsIcNATEs
AN EDUCATION WEEK

The period from December to
December 8 has been designated az
American Education Week. accord
ing to an announcement today by
the American Legion.
State and county superintendent
of public schools will be requested
through the United States Bureau
of Education to devote the week to
the American Legion's program
which will begin on Sunday. De,
cember 8. when ministers of all
denominations will be urged to
preach sermons on the benefits OF
education.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
YOUNG WOMAN ASKS COPS
TO TELL HER WHO SHE Is

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. rs
Police OF this city are combing all
the larger dties to locate the rela-
tives Of q young woman, twenty
years old. refined and apparently
well educated, who walked into the
police station and asked the ser.
geant to tell her where she lived
and where her mother was.
At the Delaware Hospital she
was said to be . victim Of amnesia-
The police do not think she lives
In Delaware. because when word
was mentioned she expressed sur
prise,
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
C|T|ZENsREJECT
/ 0NE-MAu CAR
! REPORT
Midcity Association Vigorous
In oisapprovai Of 10 Ex-
scutIvs Committee.

The meeting Of the MID. city cit'
Gems Association in the Thomson
School was thrown into an uproar
last night when A.. J. Driscoh
president And chairman Of the ex
ecutive committee. scbmitted q 70
port indorsing one.man street cars
immediately . half dozen mem
bers arose on their feet and viSor
ously protested. They attacked the
report in every paragraph. making
the most vigorous opposition to
these cars ever registered In any
association In Washington.
The committee reported that the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company placed . one-rnan car as
its disposal for inspection. The In
spectt0n, the committee said. con-
vinced It that these cars were sat
isfactory.
when the report was submitted
to the meeting Tor approval It was
rejected the only members votins
for II were those ON the executive
COmmitt0o.
Jesse G. Adkins. OF the safety
first committee, made Q short 'talk
after which the association indorsed
both safety week and educational
week. A resolution requesting the
District Commissioner to resurface
the Fairgrounds Of the James Polk
School was passed. Approval was
given to the methods used BY the
Better Business Bureau In its Ell.
fort to rid the city Of blind pool
and fake stock promoters.
Among the members admitted last
night were r. r. Downey. M. W.
Pool, J. r. wagy. Miss Ray Palkin.
r. b. Beller, d. J. Donovan. r. A.
Gibson. J. M. Borders. p. r. Mays.
Edward A. Dent. w. b. Mason.
T. H. McNirnsy and A. J. Solomon.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
Three Held In Assault.

Alleged to have beaten and robbed
Raymond Jones, Of $40 North Capitol
street, John Petrillo, John Russell
and David Fitzgerald were held for
action Of the grand jury on 5000
bond each. They were arraigned be-
fore Judge Hardison In the United
states branch Of Police Court today.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
DIES suddenly
Of HEART
\. ATTACK
John Brodsrick. Stricken or
Street, succumbs on
/; Way to Hospital.

Stricken with heart trouble a. he
lett the lunchroom at So7 North
Cdpitol street early this morning.
John Broderich, . printer. rooming
at 214 e street northwest. died on
the way to the Emergency Hospital.
Passerby saw that the man was III
and carried him into q poolroom.
When q physician was called he
Evening star., 1922-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Cnnftmme1.

rage, 9th st. s.w. Both business
and property can be bought
cheap.
Grocery on 10Th st. n.w.;
$3.50 per mo. rent; two-year
lease. Will sell cheap.
Two stalls in the Northwest
! Market; must be sold at once.
Grocery and meat market, 9TH
/ st. NV. o.
Grocery and meat market, llth
st. NV.
Grocery and meat market, Co.
lumbia road NV.
Grocery and meat market, Co.
lumbia road; three-year lease at
SIPS per no.; three Ford de-
livery trucks. included in busi-
ness.
Restaurant on Pa. ave. NV;
cheap rent with long lease.
Lunchroom requiring no even
ing or Sunday work on Eye st.
NV; doing average daily busi-
| ness at SIS per day. Rent, $3.50
per mo-, which includes three
| rooms and bath apartment.
| Restaurant, Pa. ave. NV.
Price, ST 500; rent, $125 per mo.
four rooms and bath in connec-
ton, including all furniture.
| Several buffet lunches.
| Ladies tailoring establish
ment. 1lth st. NV; in the heart
of the business section. Price
only $500.
Shoe shining parlor. H st.
ne; long lease; very cheap.
Two beauty parlors, F st. NV.
! We have many other attrac-
tive business propositions. If
you are in the market for any
kind of business come and see
us, we will gladly go over our
entire list with you.
| If your business is for sale, let
US sell it for you, we have a most
excellent sales force who are
young, capable and ambitious.
| NATIONAL BUSINESS
BROKERAGE CO.,
! 2l5 9th ST.
| Side of National Hotel.
! One Block from Center Market.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS U4FUhIUNAAAco.
NATIONAL BUSINESS p
BROKERAGE CO.,
PHONE MAIN 6276.
If your business is for sale call
us over the phone. We will call,
list and advertise at no cost to
you and can guarantee quick re-
suits. -
NATIONAL BUSINESS
BROKERAGE CO.,
2l5 9th St. Northwest.
IN 9th st. side of National Hotel.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
II you want to sell. list with our up-to date
places are sold: having your place listed at
this office and advertised under our name
in most eyeTy case nIaS1Msss means sale; asoxrps
tiop in city: half price at 81, 600.
Cafeteria near 18th nrcs and st' lease
Restaurant near 18th and Eye SITS; oppor-
tunity for lady; refined surroundings; price,
$500.
tunity for 81 500.
Cigars news and confectionery; fne propo-
sition: living rooms above: price right.
Cigars. magazines; established for years;
price. $6,0OO.
Cigars. news and confectionery; bargain
Motion picture theater. NV: we'll equipped:
will sacrifice II sold this week.
Hotel at half price; owner leaving city;
lease; furniture In good condition.
Beauty parlor: ideal location; inspection
Rooming house; IL rooms; near 18th and
X sts.: half price at $3.50
Rooming house. near Government Hotels;
10 rooms: furniture good as new: price, 5000.
Rooming house. 10 rooms. hot-water heat.
electric lights; garage; $1,60O.
Boarding house: IL rooms, h.-w.h.. cleo
tficity: price exclusive and paying $3.50
Boarding house. near 10th and n SITS; rent.
RoominG house, near 18th and X sts.; IS
rooms. electricity: price. $1,000.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
o2o N. Y. AVE.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
Making Hens Lay and Paw

Star Milk Mash
Is a balanced Egg
ration. rich in food
elements for max
ing eggs. Hens
and pullets must
have the proper
food before they
can produce eggs.
and Star Mix
Ma sh is built on
the lines for egg
production. Feed
Star Milk Ma sh
drp in hoppers and
Evening star., 1922-08-27
VIM. Z. CARNEY & CO.,
BUSINESS BROKER,

623 STREET NV. PHONE F. 4o47.
We can sell your business. roOming house or
hotel if the proposition is right. Place it with
us. giving the exclusive right of sale for
81 days. You then get the benefit of our 80
Years of experience and ability statesmen.
We will intclleently handle whatever You in
rIust to our care and will surely sell your
business. il it is possible to do so. We have
all times large list Of buyers for all kinds
Of places. Let us prove 1t. We advertise
your business twithout giving name or ad
,iress), a. our expense. All business strictly
confidential. our representative will call on
request.
A few good ones for your inspection:
Barber shop: average weekly receipts. $3.50
Owner has opened larger place. Four fine
chairs. Price. S1.5OO Terms. Lease.
Tailor shop: S375: excellent business. We
recommend it. Three year lease. Rent, $40.
Delicatessen: mostly colored trade but a
live wire and a good find for the money. Price,
$50: NV.
DeIicatessen; nice business: fine stock and
fixtures: living rooms; good NV corner
Rent, $50 5-year lease. Price, 81. 800.
Several frst-class groceries, ranging in
price from 81 100 to 50, 500.
Investigate these.
We have any kind Of place you want. to
suit your pocketbook.
VIM T. CARNEY & co. x
Evening star., 1922-08-27

BROkERS,
o2o N. Y. AVE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS
BROKERAGE CO.,
2l5 9th St. Northwest.
Garage in desirable location.
45-car capacity; also four-year
lease.
Garage on North Capitol
street; rent only $l10 per month !;
long lease.
Gas and accessory station on
Mass. Ave. NV; stock and fix
lures will inventory more than
price asked.
Gas and accessory station on
Georgia ave.; will guarantee
$500 to ST ,OOO business per week
long lease; must be sold at once
owing to i'll health of the owner.
Price on this is ridiculously low
and. terms can be arranged.
Gas and accessory, Takoma
Park; lease with cheap rent; or
property can be bought.
Gas, accessory, vulcanizing
plant on l4th st. NV.
Hardware store on 18th st.
NV. Price asked less than cost
of stock.
Drug store on End st. NV. (;
will pay for itself within a year.
Large drug store on 18th st. (;
doing excellent business. See
this if you are looking for bar
gain.
/ Drug store on East Capitol
that has been doing successful
business for many years. Price
only $4,5OO; terms can be ar
ranged.
Drug store on Wisconsin ave.
Drug store on North Carolina
ave. ne.
Drug store on Virginia ave.
s.e.; long lease; rent only $35
per month.
Lunchroom and soda fountain,
18th st. NV; four living rooms
and bath in connection; rent,
only SIPS per month. Average
business per week about $500.
Confectionery and delicatessen
on F st. me-; fve-year lease
cheap rent.
Confectionery and soda foun-
tain on one of the best business
blocks of Penn. ave. NV; long
lease; cheap rent. Desirable
terms can be arranged.
Confectionery and soda foun-
tain near Union station, includes
apartment above store; long
lease; cheap rent.
Delicatessen, 18th st. NV.
three-year lease at $50 per mo.
This includes three-room and
bath apartment with all modern
conveniences. The average
gross business is from $500 to
$1,000 per week.
Confectionery, Mass. ave. NV
ideal location for colored person.
See this and make us an offer.
Confectionery on Georgia ave.
eight-year lease at $85 per mo.
fixtures and stock values at ap-
proximately $500. Price only
$1,000.
Orangeade and refreshment
parlor, H st. me-; two-year lease
at SIS per mo. Average weekly
business about $500.
Confectionery and soda foun-
tain, Bladensburg road; rent
S6575 per no.; business will
average from $500 to 81 900 pei
week.
Delicatessen located on H ST
me-; hve-year lease at $50 pei
mo. Price only $3.50.
Rooming House, Eye st. NV
Rooming house, Pa. ave. NV
~Rooming house located or
Conn. ave. NV; 18 rooms and
three baths; average net profit
per month, $500.
Double rooming house on K
st. n.w.; 20 rooms, 3 parlors,
baths, running water in five
| rooms. Will sell separately al
$1,000 each, or the two can be
bought together for $500.
65-room hotel in the north.
west; has averaged 5000 net
per year for the past three years
Rooming house on 9th st
n.w.; g rooms, bath, latrobe heat
Price only $1,000.
Rooming house on Q st. NV.
IL rooms, bath, gas and electric
lights. Price only $1,000.
Grocery and meat market, 6tf
st. NV; four-year lease at $4(
per mo. Can be bought cheap
Grocery store. house and ga
Evening star., 1922-08-27

keen it before the layers al the time. A
little star ego daily in the Star Milk
Mash will help the hens through the moult.
develop the pullets for laying. and, in fact,
prove valuable egg insurance.
Get your Star-Egg-0 and Star Milk Mash
from your dealer. Star Food and Remedy
Company. lexington place and st. ne.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

$308-Rooming house: rooms: rent cheap.
s150-Rooming house: rooms; rent. SIS.
S75O-Ro0ming house; IL rooms: rent, $50.
SS50-Rooming house: rooms; cheap rent.
81 O5n--Rooming house; - rooms; rent, $685.
81 2aO-Rooming house; - rooms; rent, $11O
81 5O0-Rooming house: % rooms; rent, $12O
s42J-Crocery and rooms: rent cheap
S650-GrOcery and meats: rent, $15.
sT5D-Grocery and meats: tent, $40.
81 6ON-Grocery and rooms: rent $50.
81 JOO-Grocery and meats: rent, SIS.
S35O-Confect. and lunch; rooms: rent,
s25: 3 years lease: good corner; In
spect at once: 2-car garage.
s5O0-Confect. and lunch; rooms.
SDOO-ronsect. and fountain: good corner;
doing good business: 4 rooms.
81 5U0-Delicatesse stand in mkt: good
bus.: make offer: must be sold.
Cigar and news bus.x rooms: +, rent. $50;
price reasonable: make offer.
$4O0-Taioring business; rent, -$45.
s425-Shoe shine and tailoring business.
K. Nj. Curtis, COS 9th St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD TOURING, 1917. frst-class condition:
new top and tires S175. 1917 u ST. sw 90
FORD touring. 1922 model: good as new: es
tras. Can be seen Sat. evening SUNDAY
at 5005 Manning place. Potomac Heights,
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD COUPE. 1921 model; starter. demouw
able rims extra tire: frst-clsss running con
dition: $50: cash $50 balance monthly
II. r. LEARY. Jr.
1921 l4th ST.; NV Main 4l0J.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD setinu 1921 model. 5000 miles.
$500 worth of equipment it. Price. $500.
Owner buying larger car. Phone Miller, Main
Evening star., 1922-08-27
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
CONFECTIONERY AN D
DELICATESSEN. CORNER
STORE; DOING GOOD
BUSINESS. ADDRESS BOX
4D-P, STAR OFFICE.

WANTED-Loan OF 5000 for
one year; will pay liberal bonus
and interest on loan; secured by
good paper and 1st mortgage on
property valued at twenty-seven
thousand; money wanted on
Monday. Address Box SOP,
Star Office. -.---4 : !
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD TOURING, 1918 model: good rinnin:
condition: $50. Terms as low as $50 cash
balance So per month.
H. B. LEARY, Jr.
1907 1a.b ST NV Main 4l05
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD coupe, 1921: fully equipped; has Lad
perfect care and is in excellent condition
throughout. Price. $50. Mr.. Whyte. Frank
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FRANKLIN TOURING. best buy in city; en-
gine thoroughly overhsuled: newly painted
dark blue: bumpers front and rear: good "ore
tires: quiet powerful and easy riding: shoNr
by appointment Phone Col. AZ.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FRANKLIN roadster. model 9-B, inspection
and demonstration all day Sunday. 22s Eas
al CT
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD COrPE: must sell at once; 5000: casn
terms. $50 New Jersey ave. NV. Line
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD TOURING, late model: starter HnG
demountable rims. 1431 A st. Sc. 21s
FORD touring: perfect condition: at
American Typewriter Co. Line. 36s1.
FORD TOURING. late 1920: runs and look.
like new; $3.50 or best cash offer. 9l2 9th 81.
NV 27s
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD 1920. touring: in perfect mechanical
condition: brand new battery. 1924 franklin
ST ne Phone North 7l7-J.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD touring 1919; good tires; practicauy
new motor: Al condition: reasonable. l33.
18th ST NV 21s
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD SEDAN. late u; used very little: like
new every way; must sell; need cash: bargain.
1.S 1.,L
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD touring. 1917 model new tires. new
paint: 5000 1904 z st. Sc. Line. 2S3I.W.
FORD SEDAN. late 1921. excellent cpndi-
tion: will demonstrate: extras: S42J cash.
r. J. Kadien. 229 st. ne.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

INTERIOR DECORATING.
JULIUS LANSBURGH, 1855 NJ ST.-DRA-
peries. cretonnes, mohairs, window shades. up
holstery, furniture slip covers. window screens
Evening star., 1922-08-27
BUSINESS BROKERAGE.

We have many honest money making ousi-
sale and arr positive that among our listings
We have the type Of place You are seeking. @
Let us demonstrate our service TO you ihe
following are but few samples OF the many
good propositions which we have IN our Mes
Lunch.
Located near 1lth and G. sts.-Seating so
persons: ss5 average business per gay ny nd
lures valued at 5000; good lease with MOD
Rooming House.
Well located in downtown residential sec
ton; l., rooms: al L.: lease with low rent
has 16 roomers at present time; price, s2'3oo;
terms.
Collection Agency.
Centrally located in good office building; !;
handling accounts; good proposition; price.
$1,000
Garage and Auto Repairs.
Capacity, ~ ears. now full: centrally
located in fine building; well equipped sePss as
and supplies; price. 1000.
Storage Business.
Also dealing in second hand furniture: good
dow ntown loca ton: low rent with three year
lease; old-established firm doing a fine busi-
ness: price. 81 200:
Nulcanizing & Retreading Shop.
Located in the heart Of the business section
lease with low rent: net profit per week. $50;
large stock of supplies; finest of equipment;
price. $500; terms to responsible party
Auto Repair Shop.
Located on busiest traffic street In NV. !:
very low rent: well equipped and doing good
business: price. $500 cash.
For the Best of Reasons
owner will sacrifice large retail auto acces-
sorry business, located in busiest downtown
section of Washington: very low rent with
three-year lease; average gross business,
81 500 per week; stock and fixtures valued at
S. 200: price. $4,000 with moderate cash
payment.
Cigar, Soda and Delicatessen
Store.
Located on busy corner Of me-; reasonable
rent with lease: stock and fixtures valued at
50, 500: now doing good weekly business;
will stand closest investigation; owner must
sell.
Partner. With Capital, Wanted.
or, will sell out: garage, auto accessories,
etc, in town near Washington. having ex-
elusive Ford agency in extensive territory
Ford parts: 30-car garage and beautiful show
at low rent with long lease; reasonable
capital Investment
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
BROKERAGE CO.,
2G6-1 Bond bldg. 14th st. & n. Y. ave.
IL you wish to dispose Of your business or
business property list with this office for
Evening star., 1922-08-27

Hamilton watch, l7-jewel
movement; in 20-year gold
filled case. Very special at. .S35
IA solid white gold Elg;n
wrist watch, 14kt.; one OF the
best values ever offered. At the
remarkably low price of. .$28.75
1-All-platinum diamond and
sapphire flexible bracelet. A re- re-
markable bargain at. .$4z5
Beautiful diamond, of excep-
tional brilliancy and color;
weighing IA carats. Another
sensational bargain at the saerl-
fee price of. $3.50
Any or all of the above bar
gains can be inspected at
A. KAHN INC, 935 F St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FRANKLIN COUPE. 4-passenger: this is
tich-class inclosed car; has been used on.
rear: tires, paint and upholstery all in hn'
condition: will take smaller car as part pay
ment Mr. Bradshaw. 1si0 14th ST. NV
North 5000
Evening star., 1922-08-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC

RRISCoE TOURING 1918: tires and mechani-
cal condition excellent: bargain Address Box
22S-M Star office 27'
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD touring for sale cheap: perfect cond
tion. 90s 9th NV, between Am and noon
Sunday.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

AL tires: run about $500 miles: looks like
new: full Ford guarantee 30 days. Cash
$125. monthly S2G 20. Price. Si39. includes
insurance. interest and all other charges. also
gas. oil and one months storage. : J. Monk.
Steele Garage. 426-s sth 81. n. W. Fr. 3l4a
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD. 1922. touring: starter. electric lights
and spare tire: car like new: two weeks.
Cngercr Motor 20. 1876 Conn ave
Evening star., 1922-08-27

IT'DSON-Model ] touring. 1-passenger: n
good mechanical condition: will sacrifice 70
s375 cash Apply 1917 St. Anacostis, afte
Evening star., 1922-08-27

FORD SEDAN 1872. fully equipped Apply
914 9TH st. NV. 27'
Evening star., 1922-08-27

AIREDALE PUPPIEs-Registered parents. Dr.
II. T. Clayton. S38 33rd St: Mount Rainier.
BEAGLE HOUNDs; reasonable. 1886 Myrtle
ave ne 27s