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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-13
EDITORIAL REVIEW

column may or may not express
the opinion OF The Tribune. They
are presented here in order that
our readers may have both sides
OF important issues which are
being discussed in the press OF
the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-13
STAGE

William Brady, theatrical producer claims critics
are overestmang the players from Moscow Art Theater
who have made quite sensation in New York
Brady champions the American stage second to
m the world in the number of fine artists it has produced
He thinks the Moscow players took better largely
they from abroad.
Psychologicaly this sounds plausible. Peculiar trait OF
Americans: Everything looks better at distance. We
have the world championship at panning ourselves.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-13
BY THEODORE e. BURTON.
u. s. Representative From Ohio,
Twenty-SecOnd District.

was walking to the House one
autumn day and l noticed an old,
white-haired darky putting coal into
one of the government Office build
ings.
AS l passed, he smiled and said:
"Mornin', senator"
That fattered me little, since l
wasn't a senator, so I stopped and
asked him his name.
George Washington. senator" he
answered.
"H'm, George. Washington, Ell?
Seems to me I've heard that name
somewhere before"
Every likely, senator, very likely;
! been doin' this sort of thing round
here now for about Is years"
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
te had seen fit to mold the life

Fate had seen fit to mold the life
BARRY HOUSTON into tragic
molds. Tried for the murder of
his cousin.
TOM LANGDON, and acquitted be-
cause of favorable testimony of
AGNES JIERDON, Houston's father
dies without regaining faith IN
his"son. He leaves Barry timber
holdings in Tabernacle only 81.
condition that Il high output be
maintained.
Mysterious accidents in the mil
have prevented this and Houston
arriving from Boston, finds that he
has been betrayed by his mil;
superintendent,
FRED THAYER. Houston dis
charges Thayer. First the ma.
is burned down and then Houston
is deprived, by forged lease, OF
the rights Of his thinner lands.
With the aid of
BA'TISTE, RENAUD, an eccentric
French Canadian, whose life has
been saddened by the double
tragedy of his sons death in
France and the unsolved murder
of his wife, Houston continues
the fight. During his stay IN
Tabernacle, Houston has been at
tracted by
MEDAINE ROBINETTE, owner of
neighboring timber lands. He
talle lar +bo% 10 =
that he was accused Of murder is
true.
A slight gasp travelled over the
lips of Medaine, still by the window.
Ba'tiste, his features old and lined,
reached out with one big hand and
patted the man on the shoulder.
Then for long time, there was
silence.
Get is the lie, en-"
"Ba 'tiste," Houston turned appeal
ingly to him, "as / live, that's all l
know. never saw Langdon after
he took that mallet from me. Only
one shred of evidence was presented
in my behalf. 1t was by woman
who had worked for about six
months for my father-Miss Jier-
don. She testified to having passed
in taxicab just at, the end of our
quarrel, and that Langdon had the
mallet."
"Miss Jerdon is the same one who
is out here?'
Eyes"
"She testified in your behalf?"
Eyes. And Miss Robinette, if
you'll only talk to her--if you'll only
ask her about it, she'll tell you the
story exactly as I've told it. She
trusted me; she was the only bright
spot in all the blackness. l may not
be able to convince you-but she
could, Miss Robinette. If you'll
only"
Would you guarantee the truth
of anything she should tell me?'
absolutely"
"Fm-I'm sorry" She turned
again to the window. Houston went
forward.
Sorry Why? There's nothing
miss Jierdon has told me-" came
in a strained voice, "that she did
pass as you were struggling. Ihat
she saw the blow strickland that
it was you who struck it,"
"Miss Robinette!"
/ "That further, you confessed to
her and told her why you had killed
Langdon-because he had discovered
something in your own fathers life
that would serve as blackmail. That
she loved you. And that because she
loved you, she went on the stand and
perjurcd herself to save you from
u conviction of murder-when she
knew in her heart that you were
guilty.
CHAPTER XII
It Was a blow greater, far greater
than one that could have been
struck in mere physical contact.
Houston reeled With the effect Of
it; he gasped, he Struggled aimless-
", futiley. for wesds stey snswer it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-13
TAXES

If the approach of March IT, first income tax payment
is creating alum taste in your mouth the sugar coating
Of the pill is that you'd be lot off in England
AXE single If his income is $500 year., he
pays 6O national income tax in the United Sates and e63
England On $1,000 income the American pays $780, Eng
ishman $8l5. And upward. On $4,000 income the
ETDish tax Is $500, American only 3176O
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-13
RARE

single postage stamp issued by postmaster before
the first postal issue 847 brings $631 at
auction It would have sold for $175O if it hadn't had
crease and too closely trimmed margin.
Yet the stamp itself>is absolutely useless
Value depends utility, beauty, sentimental associa-
tons andas in the case Of the stampon rarity The de-
SO many people over-value their Importance
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-13
HIFALUTINC

big store in New York City advertises canine accoue
ments The old way of putting it dog collars muzzes
etc Such description is becoming obsolete in age
fancy talk. ~ ~
Vase factories masqueradng pottery studios"
The plain store has become "shoppe."
Political rings call themselves "bocs"
It's great age for verbal rdushng-Big Talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
SALE OF WHITE=="
Linens! Cottons! Towels! Bedding!


Lnur most zimmerman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
Recital at Cornish
School Next Friday

A recital at the Cornish school FIJI
day evening viii feature Miss Doro
thea Hopper a The piano. a pupil Of
C. u. cady al the school The re-
oitai viii De under tho direction Of
Arnold j. Gantyoori Fritz Schmidt,
yiolniai. viii accompany Mira Hop
per- with Aiisa Ruth McDeromtt. eel
iiHt; Albert Blauori. oiarinetihi. and
John Hopper pianist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31

coaaL Thought he was crazy. ch.
mllyf Say. ho Fot a million doiiau
Of advertising when De hired you"
Biliy made one mad dash Tor tho
telephone, he called his hank and
yelled Say this Is William oageod.
stop payment az once on my check
ono hundred and one 40 Marion and
1 can buy that houte and set mar.
rrd-"
"Bnly. Hhrieked Marion. you
don't wan; them TO know"
II do. cried Bllly. - want tho
whole world 10 KNOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
Seven Rescued in
Apartment Flames

PORTLAND. Ore. Aiay 5i~-Firs.
men Last night rescued seven occS
rants OF q threeB.Ory apartment
house here. trapped on : balcony b.
flames which DAMAGE the Elruc.
tire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
HAD YOUR 1877

NEW YORK. May si.-Amerieans
consume 80 gallons Of milk aud
cream per capita annually. Briiona
use only 10 gallons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
Ex-Oregon Governor
Takes Bank Position

PORTLAND. May 3l--Formor
Gov. Ben Vs. oicott OF oregon, has
accepted position with a San
Francisco bank. Il was announced
hero today lie viii remove bis
family from Salem 10 San Francirco
ana expects to reside there perma-
ncntly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31

name OF Better stood out In Tiny
white letters, clear as print
"F0Ny. amt hos chuckled Hines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31

KNEW this picture was going 10 be
taken and got his ad made 30 Il
would como out clear. Right ON the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31

front page Of the paper too. Pic
turoll be copied everywhere. BELT.
er'H name viii so from coast 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31

Photographs and pianos are quick
~ sold thru the musical instruments
columns In the want ads,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31

Turkish Towels 25c
Good weight. bleached: size 10
xsS inches.
Turkish Towels SOC
Well 5leuched; size 2ext4
tnci,ep
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29
DIE. KABELOvE ZPRAvY


Ma lodi Mount Clay United
American Lines, ktera prijede
do New Yorku prvniho rijna,
Sc nalezaji slecna Marie Oca-
skova z Hodonfna ma Morave,
jeden k jejfm pfateldm, p. FIR.
Ocaskovi 5197 Track Rd.
Pan Frant;sek Nosek priji-
zdf z Berouna a jede tez k je-
ho pratelIm p. Franku Oca-
skovi.
Dale ma same lodi Sc naleza
slecna Marie Hricova, ktera
pTijizdi Bijayce, zupa Spis-
ska ma Slowensku a jede k je-
Jim pratelGm p. Stefanu j. An
dreyovi, 1927 w. 38 St.
Zpravu O. jejich prichodu
obdrzel prep1avnf jednatel p.
Frank Sakryd u Federal. kde
tez jizdni listky obstarany by
ly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29

pfipisovana jest j dvoji loupez
We dvou obchodech odevnick&
firmy Howard A. Geiger. Lou
peze spachany byly vesmes "a
bileho dne.
Ustav vcera navstiveny ma
chazi sc podobne We velice Ii
vem rohu, zap. 25. ul. a De-
niscn ave. Kratce po poledni
vstoupili diva muzi, jeden 2
mich pristoupil k pokladnikovi
w. Raderovi, jenz byl v zavo.
de samoten a pozadoval "a pet
dollarG drobnych. RAIDER mu
vyhovel, ale pojednou hled9l
do ustf nan namifen6ho revol.
veru. Byl odstranen cd po.
kladny, u druheho podnikav.
'ce objevil sc sacek, do kterehc
" mziku zmizely uvedene peni.
re. Pc cinu bandite vysli 8
lklidne zmizeli v dennim shonu
'cetnych chodcI.
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PRoHIBicAkY. zN1cENE
PIVO.

Ma nadrazf Erie drahy, ma
zap. 8. ul. a Scranton Ave. do
praveno bylo v 14O sudech
$500 gallonI, obsahujfcf die
nakladniho listu samy "olej".
Zeleznicni zfizenci jati jist5m
podezrenym oznamili zasilku
federalnimu prohibicnimu a.
gentovi Ch. j. Burnsovi, jenz
Sc dostavil q seznal, ze "olej"
jest vlastn9 pivo, obsahujfcf
vice stupid Thu nezli nam
slavna prohibice povoluje. Pro
to odsoudil tekutinu k "zatra-
cenf", kteryz rozsudek byl ma
nlfste proveden gambrinIv
mok vpusten mfsto do lidskych
hrdel do temneho kanalu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29
SKONcENf STAvKY HUI
DEBNfKD v CLEVELAND
SkYCH DIVADLECH.


Mezi stavkujfcfmi hudebni-
ky divadelnich orkestri a Fl
ditelstvf divadel doslo vcera k
dohode, takze Ultra op9t16 di-
vadelni orchestry vsude oziv-
nou. Stavka trvala od /. Ger
vence a postizeny il byly eel.
KEN 104 divadla. DIE noveho
kontraktu dostane sc hudeb-
nfkum zvysenf IL a pnl centu
"a hodinu v divadlech velkych,
kdezto v malych dostupuje
zvysenf toto as Csc pfi nejmen
Sim platu $35.- tydn6 pro pi-
anisty, kdezto varhanfk We
vetsich pfedm9stskych divad-
lech hrati bude "a SOS tydn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29
LUPIC "S PAPfROvYM SAC
KEN" MA SPOLECNfKA.

Zahadny. lupic, jenz manipu
luje vykradani bank tim. zpd-
sobem, ze svoje obeti donucu-
je ukladati uloupene penize do
pfineseneho papiroveho pytlf-
ku, rozsiril patrne ,syoji civ
nost". -, "a stejnych okolnosti,
jako pred tim vstoupil' IS jed
MIN pomoonikem vcera 20 po-
ledni do The Ohio Mutual
Savings & Loan Co., 8211 zap.
25. ul. a kdyz lupici odchazeli
NELL v povestnem jiz pytliku
tentokrate znacnejsi korist-
1894.
Jest to jiz tfeti loupez Y
pdjcovnfch spolcfch "a posled-
nj diva mesice a sice v The
Penn Mutual Savings & Loan
Co. 4613 Euclid ave. a u The
Ivanhoe Heights Savings and
Loan Co., 102O4 Euclid ave. a
temuz 'vytecnfkovi s pytlfkem'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29
PRIJEZD KRAJANt ZE STA
RE VLASTI.

v pondeli, /. rijna t. r. pri-
stanou v pristavu newyorskem
lodi Carmania, Cunardskou' IL
nii 81. Marie Prihel Trlinek
u Modre, zupa Bratislava, jez
>jede k rodin9 legionafe Vavrin
ce Dzrurece ma Towd Ave., v
Lakewood, o., a p. Antonln
Pfibila, z Kuklova, zupa Bra
tislava jede k rodine Alberta
Zmojkovice ma Amber ul.
Depese b prijezdu jmenova-
nych dosla The Cleveland
Trust Co., .newburghske odboc
ce ma Broadway a Harvard, z
nfz. lodnf lfstky byly vyrfzeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29
ZfTREJSf DIvADLA.


Jindra" hra o 3 dejstvich, u
pravena die znameho Klicpero
rova romanu, sehrana bude II
ira pocatkem. 80 hod. odp.
Dram. Odborem Velkoloze Je-
dnoty Taboriti. Pc divadle
Piles.
"Tichy d6m u nemluv-
nat" frasku cd Malocha a Da-
vida We a jednanfch vypravi
Ultra jiz 4. hod. odp,. Dram.
Odbor I. D. T. Jed. Ferd. La
ssalle ma jevisti Cesko-Americ-
ke sine ma Quincy ave. Pc pred
stavenf tanecni zabava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29
NEMECKY VlCEKONSULAT
v CLEVELANDE.

Clevelandsky pravnik L. I.
Litzler nam oznamuje, ze byl
republikou nemeckou ustano-
ven vicekonsulem v Clevelan-
-d4-a ze draduje v {. 600 az
GA v Ulmer budOve cd IL. ho-
din dop. do l. hod. q Cd 4 hod.
30 5 hod. odnV eobota cd II
do /. hod.
Vicekonsul ma, plnou moe
legalisovat dokdmenty, vyda-
vati cestovni pasy nejen obca-
nun nemedkym, ale opatrova-
ii visa ma americke cizinecke
cestovni prdkazy a vykonavati
vsechny lrednf funkce, jake
prid6leny jsou obycejne vsem
jinym konsulGm cizich vlad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29
KoPANA

Ultra hraje G. S. Klub ligo-
w zapas prot Amherst A. C.
" Amherst, O. Vsichni mali
tele automobile, kteri sc chte-
il z1castniti, jsou zadani aby
byly pred hostincem p. Vlasa.
ka v 1880 hod. dopoledne. -
Olympia hraje proti Elyria
A. c. v Garfield parku. Olym-
pie sesilena jest nekolika no.
vymi hraci, procez jest oceka-
van tuhy boj. Zapas pocne v
2:30 hod. odpoledne.
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MA SJEZD CESKOSLOVEN.
SKYCH LECIONARU DO
DETROIT.

Ultra vecer o IL. hod. odje-
dou ma legionarsky Sized, ten
tokrate v Detroit poradany, ia
ko delegati clevelandske druzi
ny PIP. Ant. Hobl, Volt. Tous a
Frant. Tupy a jako zastupci
Svazu ceskoslovenskych legio-
nard v Clevelandu PIP. JOS. An
del, JOS. Bendl, Karel Cedik a
Vaclav Matousek. Delegaci
prejeme st'astnou cestu a usp9
sne provedeni vsech je oceka-
vajicich praci sjezdovych.
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bo YYhod{.

DO vyhodi.
Bfdy jest tn videti kan se
jen podfvate, vetsinou vsak u
mele zakryvanou; zebraki u
bohych, valecnf mrzaci, hra-
jou ma silnicfch ma flasinety tn
i tam vidiah vyslouzilce zebrat
a proto vas pi-ekvapf, kdyz
Cd tal1ycIh chudalsl zde, ze Sc
mdze vytbirat pro Japcnsko -
vsude v novinach provolani, po
depsane Alici Masarykovou.
"A takove veci sc tn deli stale.
Pred otevfenim veletrhu pora-
dali ma pocest tech par Fran
couzd stavebni cdbor "zranici"
- tax to totiz naval jeden z
ucastnikd druhy den, kdyz
jsem $ MIN mluvil; pravi, re
do 3. hod. do rama pill pivo,
vino, koralky a vsechna moz-
Ina jidla a mesto Praha ma to
povolila 10000 Kc. Kolik tisf-
CD tech hladovych by Sc bylo
"a to najedlo. Nerad tech
to vecech pisi, ale kdyz to vi
dite a slysite, tax to media, ably
Sc o tom clovek nezminil. Zde
i ma jevisti zpfvaji: Lumparna,
lumparna nekala, Ma mas tn v
Republice cekala, atd. Mnoho
IkrajanI cd mas jsem spatril a
lnekteri si zde j zivnosti zave-
dli, ale vsichni p1jdou zpst All
ma jednu rodinu, to jest pana
Rubese z Clevelandu. Tito
krajani svoji ne1nalvnou pill 81
lzde zavedli zavod truhlarsky
a postavili 81 zde v Litovli diva
americke domy; prace majt
mnoho a udelali kus prace zde
ma ktery mohou jbyti hrdi. Ale
Ii oni laskou ma Ameriku vzpo
minaji. Co sc tyce me osoby
tax se' me zde lfbf. Pivo a uze-
naTske zbozi tn maji znameni.
lte a chodlme do divadel. .Te5
jsem Sc setkal We Vinohrad.
skem divadle S br. Bernreite.
rem a choti. Tenn sc tn tez II:
bf; vsak proc by Sc nam tn me-
libilo, zde jsme pTece jenon
pani donna ma mas cekaji ty
iusmolene "overholls". Nyn
pojedem do PaTiz|e a pax Ease
lzpet k nasim, kde prec jsme
uz mnoho uvykli a t6zko by
Ise zde j pfi tom l2% odvykalo
Tfmto koncim svhj cestopis :
ctene redakci "Sveta" d6kuj
"a uverejnenf mych dopisd 9
ctenaTim, kterf ie cetli "a je'
jich trpelivost. Znamenam 81
se sokolskym "NaZdar!"
Y. Prochaska.
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DOPIs P. v. PRoCHAsKY.
Ctena retdak'ce "Sveta".

Ctena redakce 'Sveta".
Zasilam k laskavemu uverej-
neni tento tfeti dopis a preden
chci pozdravit vsechny ctema-
Re ctenarky po prazsku: ma
1cta, ma poklona, sluzebnik, a
mile ctenarky ruIkulibam
milostive slecny - a pro VIDA
ne, rukuflbam jemnostpani, -
ale to sc samo sebou zde roz-
uni, ze ty tituly jsou podle sa-
tn - kdyz starsf pani jest jen
chude oblecena tax to rukuli-
bam odpadne a jest pouhou -
lbabou, (totiz ia chude oblece-
ma zena). A panove ii jsou
samy titul, podle zamestnani ;
ku prikladu: pan rada, pan
stavitel, pan prednosta atd.,
ale to jde jen do jiste hloubky,
neb kdo patff k poctivemu ce-
chu remeslnemu, tax uz to pre-
stane a bylo by neslusne, II
kati snad pane reznfk neb pa
ne kominik, neb dokonce pane
svec a tax to trident zde v re-
publice zistalo jako "a Ra-
kouska ten mas bodry po-
zdrav sokolsky ''Nazdar!" zde
jsem ami neslysel.
"A lide zde vici sobe jsou
jaksi lhostejnf; ku prikladu
kdyz jsem jel po parniku neh
jak zde rikajf po "parasu' ma
hrnulo sc tam vice lidi a kteri
sedeli, mfsto aby Sc trochu sma
ckli dohromady, zacali Sc roz-
tahovati, jen ably 81 vedle ne.
mohl sednout, ano vedle sebe
jedna pant m6la zavazadlo ma
lavici ami to nesundla, by 81
mohli JIM usednouti. A potom
sc tn lide radi rozciluji. ale
to obycejne zdstane, kdyz sc
diva do sebe pusteji pouze SLOW
nj pItka. Ze zacatku jsem my.
slel, kdyz Sc do taIkoveho SLOW.
niho souboje pustili k Will ne.
jake mali6koati, ze to skonci
vrazdou, ale kde, kdyz 81 cd.
lehcili tax sli Ease svou cestou
a oba 81 rikali: "to jsem mu
dal."
Prave nyni byl azavfeI
Prazsky ve1etrh, ktery trval pc
eely -tyAen -astez jsefn s4tozssl<
diva dny ia d6lal veletrhana
zde Sc to vydrzi lehce tfebs
tyden, neb jest Utmost hostin,
ska velmi slusne zastoupena 8
u kazde zahrady, vlastne by sc
to4nemela zahrada nazyvat, -
neb jsou to .jen stoly a zidle
rozestavene v plsku = jesr
hudba, n6kde i zpivaji il
mnohou hodinu jsem ztravil Y
Melnicke vinal'ne a naslouchal
hudbe i zpevu dvou devcat jed
ma brnkala kytaru a druh;
"drela" basu a zplva1y: "at
at, at at, je to jaIko lat, na
veletrhu bylo hodne veci velice
peknych tez veci z Ameriky
Tez jsem Sc ptal po Gene For
dovy touring kary, jez zdel sto'
il nasledkem velkeho ella IL tt
sic korun; nejvice vsak tech
obchodnikG bylo zidu. Te5
pTijelo asi tucet koTalecnikG 2
Francie a vystavovali svcji 80
hnivou vodu"; take jsem s
objednal "a 10000 koralky 8
kdyz Sc mne ptal, kam to me-
dopravit, ia mu rekl do Cleve.
landu a hned bylo po byznyse
Jest to velky rozdil zde "a
tou louzf, tady d6lali Jim pa
radu a ma jejich pocest pouste.
Ii rachejtle a kdyby tim jel
do Ameriky tax je zavfou ane.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
RENT RooMs-sUBUHBAN.
Continued,

tHLiNGToN PARK A.-Lady. or COUNT, TO
share bungalow with LADY employed: house.
2eeping arrangements; moderate terms North
fUl37, evenings. sSs
Evening star., 1923-02-26
FOR SALE-AuT0MOBII.Es.
Continued.
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS

1921 Ford sedan.
Late model Ford tourinss from 800 up.
Dodge Brothers touring cars from $125 up.
1870 Dodge Brothers sedan. repainted and in
Sovu mechanical condition.
Chevrolet touring, SO.
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DON'T WAIT UNTIL
EVERYBODY WANTS
A CAR.

There have been many times
in automobile history when cars
were hard to get. We can re-
member seasons when used cars
were worth almost as much as
new ones. In such. times the
real worth in a good used car
is recognized, admitted and paid
for.
Folks are buying more auto
mobiles than ever before. The
market is firm, to say the least.
These good used cars are just as
good as that much gold in the
mint. They may be worth more.
Anyway, you had better look
them over at an early date.
Come in any time.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will room. oard and cate
for invaIids, convalescents. elderly patients
also chronic cases. Maple Wood Farms, SilTe.'
Spring Md Telephone Sandy Spring 3e-F2
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B u | G. K .
B u l & K.
RECONDITIONED USED
CARS GUARANTEED.

1922 (4cyl.) Buick rdstr.. $500
1920 Buick, winter top. $500
1920 Buick roadster, new
paint, new khaki top and
curtains ................ .$575
1920 Cole 8 (7-pass.) $3.50
1921 Haynes touring $3.50
1921 Buick Sedan. $3.50
1921 Ford coupe $3.50
1921 Ford Sedan $3.50
1920 Buick Touring
(7-pass.) ....."........ $3.50
1919 Hudson Cabriolet 500
STANLEY H. HORNER,
Used Gar Dept,
1O15 14th St. Main 52o6.
=
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LUTTRELL CHEVROLET
SALES COMPANY.
14th and T SITS. NV. g.
POTOMAC 135.
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FOE SALE-s1.4Oo cash buys clear second.
hand business. store all stoc;ed: large base
ment and yard; IA rooms 3 toilets and bath.
al furnished. Centrally located downtown.
For good income at low cost Investigate
his Address RoS sol U. Star Office.
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WE WILL. LOAN Yorr SMALL SUMS FROM
500 To $500. SECURED AGAINST FIEST.
SECOND or THIRD MORTGAGE ES or TAKE
RRokrHtGs: PEI; CENT iSTtIEsT:
QUICK SERVICE. COMMERCIAL LOAN AM
FINANCE CORPORATION. a21 18th ST. NV.
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sol 400 18th st. NV. Main 356-a57.
DODGE SEDAN, 1922, like
new; driven less than 5000
miles; will sacrifice; excellent
terms to responsible party. Ask
for Mr.. Custer. Franklin 1850.
BUICK COUPE, 1922, 4pass..
model 48; slightly used by origi-
nal owner; condition excellent
in every manner: many extras !;
excellent terms to right party.
Ask for Mr.. Custer. Frank. 1850.
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THE TREW MOTOR CO..
1909 14th ST. NV.
MAIN 4173-4174-4l75.

FORD COUPE, 1921, in excel
lent running condition, $3.50.
Strobel Motor Co., 1925 Irving
st. Col. 42o6.
FORD SEDAN, 1929, in Al
running condition, cheap for
quick sale. Strobel Motor Co,
1926 Irving st. NV, =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PERSONAL.


CLOTHES WANTED--GET THE FULL CASH
value for mems worn clothing shoes etsi >un' ~
calls Try JUSTH'S OLD STAND. ol9 ~;
Main 4l45.
ELECTRIC RATH MASSAGE Fuh E.N. .,s% r,n
sivc fat nerve trouble. luEbaGo; rnsnT noaI q:
etc Graduate nurse lcolorcdl y ugaa-1 o
PIANO TUNING. 81: ALL MAKES rH0So-
graphs rena,red FRANK 4. SiLuE. Su- 5.s 81.
NV. Room 30. Phone Main II.o. %
RATS. REDBUGS. ROACHES. Elias; IN
slant results. GEORGE y. SAPP. e2t Mary
land hmilding. Franklin 2aa1. mhaI-
EIECTRO-THEkafiMs 81
ali ethical systems OF therapeutics. 1I.i .oth
It, For appointment phone y. 51s7.
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS AND rHYSI.
cal culture given men, women and chliaFen "
Dr CAROLYN Austin Once hours. ANS
pm. For appointment. phone North Va.
WE ARE Now PAYING 5: TO SO FoK
mems and ladies' used suits. Our prices hos
old clothing the biggest. WASH tsotning
Exchange. 633 ID st. NV. Phone Man S3.s.
HOME FOR AGED.
Tavads and rest cure: special a!ei hlEn'
shd day nurs". North ia6S. lI2t 2nth st. NV