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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

s4OO-Grocery and rooms; rent. $40,
$550-tirocery. central location; rent. $35.
$9OO--Grocery and 10 rooms; rent, $50.
81 ,20U-t'rocery and l room; rent, $35.
81. 2.O00-Grocery and rooms; good corner.
81, ,1O0-Grocery and rooms; rent, $42.
s., ,5OO-Groccry and 4 rooms: rent. 500; at
transfer corner: big business.
$S50-Confec. and rooms; rent, $43.
81 ,300-Confect. and fountain; rent, S35.
81, ,200-Confect. and rooms; rent, SO.
81 .8O0-Confect. and fountain. and lunch.
$7OO-Lunch, central location; rent cheap.
$9O0-Lunch, central; near large school.
$65a-Near beer and lunch; good stand
$650-Cigar and news stand; rent $50.
$5, 5,0O0-Cnited Cigar store agency; good NV.
location: rent, $50; business $500 pei
week guaranteed; good terms.
$2.100-Auto acces. business; rent, $55.
81, 00O-Garage and repair shop for IS cars.
81, ,5OO-Garage and acces. business: good 10
cation; good lease reasonable rent.
$350-Rooming house; rooms on 10th st.
$450-Rooming house: II rooms; rent, SIS.
$700-Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent $50
$s75-Rooming house; II rooms; modern.
81, $l,1O0--Rooming house, IA rooms baths.
$1.lO0-Boarding house; 10 rooms: rent. $70
Long established; 45 boarders.
Il. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN S042. MAIN S043.
100 EYE ST. NV. 9TH AND N. Y. AVE
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PERSONAL.
(CnNf1nu~N

LADY WOULD LIKE TO TRAVEL WITH
party going to Cuba the South about De-
cember 1. Address Box 241U, Star office. q
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS BY RE.
liable secret service experts: established 40
years; gladly render consultation and ad-
visory serv. Phi. FIR. 600. BRADFORD. INC,
} 602 Transportation Bldg, 17th 4 Il sts. NV.
nov3s
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN By A
graduate. Excessive weight reduced Phone
Pot 1447. 1911 Conn. ave.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY SHARE LOVELY
apt. Mt. Pleasant line; every comfort;
reasonable price. Col. 1918.
YOU, TOO. MAY HAVE A PERMANENT
WAVE.
In your home IL electrically equipped. II not
will treat you in my home. First class work:
Nestle Lano method; experienced operator;
prices reasonable. Need say more? Address
for appointment, Box 1S4-X. Star Office.
BEGINNING SPANISH CLASSES.
TERMS MODERATE.
RANDOLPH ST. NV. Sc
MARCEL WAIVER. EXPERIENCED
WANTED.
CALL FRANKLIN 1890. %
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! BUICK. 1923. 4-cvIinder. 5-passnnger tout
| ing. paint like new 21il Pa ave NV "a
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

FOR SALE - Eight highly bred registerc,
Holstein heifers, from 10 10 Ii months old n
Red Gable Farm, Sutland. Md Albert Carry
1901 {; St W 3s
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BAKERY and confectionery store (smalD:
we'll located in business district: moderate te
rental. Owner compelled TO sell account
Of Ill health. address Box 24X. Star Office.
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CADILLAC Touring. This S-cylinder car of
finest quality is very good value at S2ai
Terms. 500 cash. balance monthly. Sterling
Knight Agency. 1920 Conn. ave Main 4611.
CADILLAC SEDAN-Mechan nicaliy o. h.
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Marshall Business Brokers.

Marshall Business Brokers.
Delcatessen. cigars and confectionery; neal
transfer corner: receipts, 5000 per week.
Price. S. 900; terms.
Confectionery and candy business Price,
$500.
Confectionery and fruits; receipts $500 per
week. Price. s., 900.
Bargain-Groceries and provisions; no bet
ter stand; living rooms; rent, 500. Price.
81. 700
Tearoom. uptown: exclusive and paying;
opportunity for lady. Price, $500.
I.unchroom on .14th ST.; no better location;
long lease. Price, 5000.
ment; living room. Price, 5000.
Beauty parlor. uptown; high-class trade:
5.yesr lease. Price, So 500.
Garage capacity $50 cars; also taxi and
auto rentals. Price ST., ,0O0
Variety shop: rent. $50. Price, 81. 500.
Repair and electric shop; low rent. Price,
$500.
boarding and rooming house downtown;
rent. SO Price. 100.
BOARDING house 10Th and Mass ave
we'll furnished. Price, $500.
Boarding house near 18th and Mass. ave.
Rooming house near 9th and Mass. ave..
Roomins house. IS rooms; rent. SIS. Price.
$3.50.
Price. $4,000.
Marshall Business Brokers,
929 N. Y. Ave.
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DIAMONDS AND ESTATES OF JEWELRY
can he disposed Of immea atcly FOR cash hv re-
sponsible parties to their best advantage.
Rodcin- Farr Company suite 4l2. Evans Bldg.
l42O New York ave. formerly with Shaw &
Brown Company.
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FOR S4.LE-AUToMoBILES.

sport roadster, 1921. Roth cars perfect. VIII
! S73O-J 2s
| BUICK SEDAN. 1924; 7-passeneer: almos,
new. 500 extras; cash only. 5000. Tel.
| BUICK TOURING, passenger, late mode
little used. excellent condition; sacrifice s2e3
/ BUICK, 1915: good condition; cheap. il sold
at once. Apply 1n3 9th ST. Sc.
! BUICK. 1928. 4-cvlinder. a-passnnGer. tom
ing: paint like new. 214l ia. ave. NV. -
! cash. Downey'S. Vermont ave. and
BUICK TOURING. 1928: 7-rassenger: looks
like new and has many extras. and can civ"
| good terms. s. II q. Motor Co, l07s Wisrou
sin ave. West 7s0
! BUICK TOrRIN,1-j passenger: model E-45
| in good mechanical condition: sl65 drives II
away: terms. Justice Motor Co, 1918 18th
RUlCk, 1922 touring, good mechanical COZ
| leaving city. Cali Col Sa6a. %
| BUICK R0ADSTER-Winter top: give COUP.
comfort at "ld car price; block just reborcd
brsn new cords: good paint finish. 42oi
ECTCK ! TOURING. I992-DTiven by own.
who is leaving city; best cash offer all
| tras. Col. 16i3.
BTICK 1923 ToURlNG-E5ceilent condition,
good tires: driven by owner. Price reduced
! RIICK touring. 1890; good mechanical con
dttion: bargain: 5000. franklin a235: -
RUICk sport touring. 1923: in splendid condi
| tion throughout. Must sell account of
owner not being able 10 pay for it. viii sac
rifce for $500 for quick sale. Can be bought
by paying $50 cash and pay the balance OF
so monthly due TO the finance company. Col
ST.. 1880 Argounc pl. NV.
| BUICK Touring; runs good: 1925. Terms,
s135 cash; balance monthly. Sterling knight
-. a. al
thoroughly overhaulcd; new paint, good tires.
general appearance like new: will be ready
seen now at Hsndley Motor Co.. 1882 Conn.
ave. Main 21iSO O2OS1.
CADILLAC touring 500: will sell parts. tircs.
shock ahsorh~r l4.G llth NV.
CADILLAC Touring. This s-cylnder car Of
finest quality is very good value at s2.,
. Terms. 500 cash balance monthly. Sterling
Knight Agency. 1920 Conn. ave. Main 1911.
CADILLAC SEDAN Mechanically o. X
1917; new tires: $500. 25fs University pl.
CADILLAC T0URINt;-In first-cla cond :,
cord. tires; owner in hospital; must sell cheap
at $3.50. y. W. Johnson, $40 Georgia ave,
Open sunday. Col. 1929
cal condition; newly painted: bargain. 5000;
terms: no finance charges. 1909 NJ st. nv
CADILLAC. V-s1, in Al condition; after
phone West 1897.
car: has been thoroushIy overhauied: all good
tires; driven by careful owner: 1920 cash,
year to pay balance. Justice Motor Co. 1915
14th st. NV.
CHEW RoLEr touring. 1928: choice OF two.
both Al condition. jlS 10th st. ne
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924; in excellent cor
dition. 631 East Cap. st.
CHEN NROI.ET touring, 1924; = months old
S75.W down. monthly payments Gail after
pm. Bargain. 3S Cedar St. TaknIfa
Park Md
CHEV ROLET DELIVERY. 1924: driven S.Wn'
miles by owner; excellent mechanical rondi-
tion and appearance; exceptional bargain. l3b
Park rd. NV.
CHEW ROLET, 1923, touring: like new;
$3.50: terms. 211o l. st. West 555.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1923; 5 new tires per
feet coalition; 1915; terms. 211O l. st. West
SIS,
(C0nfinued On NoYf Pa1el
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

ATWATER KENT 5-tube, late model. $50 in
Guiding 3 tubes & r batteries, perfect con
dition. 146 Tenn. ave. ne.
RADIO tube set: storage and batteries
loud speaker, s125.0o: owner leaving city. 621
Eye st. ne.
RADIO. 5-tube Neutrodyne: beautiful ma
hogany cabinet: local and distance demonstra-
tions. Col. 4473. 25A1 18th street
cheap Cigar stand. st. James Hotel 4'
RADIO. two-tube. new. Apt. soe. 2so7 Conn.
THREE-TCBE SET, "B" storage batteries
and loud I'd, speaker: will sacrifice for cash,
ARMY SIGNAL CORPS crystal-tube set. in
cluding tube: cheap Phone Columbia 1858.
1131 Fairmont st. NV. ."
SUPER ERHE1'ERODYNE-High grade. tube
slightly used: wonderful selectivty: long list
distant stations loop: with tubes, Il bat
teries. loud speaker loop: owner compelled TO
sell: sh5. 4523 9th NV.
SIX -TURE SUPERHETERODYNE- FL Including
tubes: Ssfo Adams 1913.
WILL SACRIFICE $3.50 Grebe 3-tube set for
$45. Also a 2-tube set 50. Apt. 40i, 1925
nth st.
NBUTRODYNE SET-5-tube. complete, with
batteries and speaker; sacrifice; ss5. Adams
WILL SACRIFICE $I35 Westinghouse three
tube set for SIS. 1903 9th at.
3-TUBE, special factory built set, with wave
trap. B battery, A. batteries. 2 B. head phones
quick sale. $75. Adams 5s22 Demonstration
5-TUBE long distance set, &75. including tnhes.
Adams 2795 3os
FOUR.TUBE De Forest portable. no aerial or
ground required. Complete with tubes and
loop aerial Cost $176; will sell for $40 cash
A also 81 Manssstan n,sss loud speaker for $3.50
COMPLETE RADIO RECEIVING SET
Radiola II. with one-tube amplifying unit
added: loud speaker attachment for Nfctrole
batteries and tubes. Phone Adams 32G0 3'
REPAIRS, SERVICE-Competant service men
will look after your radio at very nominal
charge: all work guaranteed. Broadcast Shop,
Main S16S.
DO YOU WANT?
q radio? Radio repairing? An aerial erected
To sell or trade your radio? Guaranteed re-
suits? See me first and save
/. Time-Money-Regrets.
Quick service by an expert
D.. A. r. MESSENGER.
lincoln 83o-J. il22 Mass ave. "a.
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CLOTHTSfi--W Viii call in my unlettcrrd auto
n obile. city or suburbs. ard pay you highest
prices for ladc-' gcutisrIru's. "hiIdrcu's dis
cardfd rio;h nE Of al: dcsrr.pt nns Address
postal or phor". | VIII call. W. Rice 1892
7th St nv. North iI-,a.
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FEATHER BEDS and furniture; best prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co. sol Eye s..
NV. Phone Main 5p3N
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FURNITURE OF nll kinds wanted nest prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co. 400 La. ave.
NV. or phone Franklin 102GT.
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BUICK TOURINtI-J pa ssenser: model E-45
in good mechanical condition. slf5 drives II
away; terms. Justice Motor Co, 1918 18th
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BI'ICK 1923 TOURING-EScellent condition.
good tires: driven by owner. Price reduced
FOR ~ le today. Col lG+S.
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FURNITURE-Refore selling your household
goods call S. Weisenberg and get best re
suits. Main 9275 416 10th st. NV.
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DESK-For cash. mahogany fiat or roll-top
desk and mahogany chairs for office. L. T..
Fenwick. $40 81. NV. city. -
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BUICK COUPE. 1928. 4-passenger RuicS
sport roadster. 1924. Both cars perfect VII
sell either, as am leaving for Florida. Col
S13O-J os
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hold furniture and rugs. Call Adams 1922. -
FURNITCRE-Cash for desirable f1rniture ::
contents of houses specially: also pianos
store fixtures and showcases wanted. Just
call Main 3oO6 and you Will get the hest re-
Sults
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male. pedgreed: hunted three sea
sons; wonderful voice; real rabbit dog; bar
gain, $50; act quick. Address Box I12 X. Star
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FURNITURE-We pay the price you have a
right to expect. Call Franklin 76: evenings,
Adams 127. Columbia Furniture Co
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DIAMONDS. jewelry and old gold. for cash:
no delays. Alvin Hofa, diamond broker. 9lS
II st. NV, rooms II and Is Main 64lS.
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FOLDING SCREEN. 3 or ! panels state price.
Address Bo1 ON. Star office. "a
FTRSITURE-Y couple will pay cash
for some good used furniture and rugs. Co
lumbia 6752-R %
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BUICK TOURING. 1928: 7-psssengcr: looks
like new and has many extras, and can give
good terms. s. Il q. Motor Co. I07S wisrou
sin ave West 7SO
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CAFETERIA .t-Excelent NV. location; eIpen-
| siveIy equipped and doing large business: one
of best places in city. Price, So, 500; terms.
Address Box 200-X, Star office.
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ESGINEER'S TRANSIT-Must be in good
order and Cheap. Roy HoFhne, Mt. Ida, Va.
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s4.S5: console tables. s975, bed tables, $3.50:
rush bottom chairs and rockers, sl5 each:
windsor armehairs. SO 40 and sli; handsome
plete. s15: floor lamps. complete with shade
SIS and $50 they are high h-grade goods: Victor
talking machine and records. like new. $50;
fine leather couch. $40: porcelain top kitchen
tables. $3.50 and 81: breakfast room chairs, in
white, s1.75: spinet desks. $3.50 and SD; all
kinds of polychrome and mahogany mirrors.
$50. $40 and S1+the $3.50. SIG and So
kinds: handsome portieres and draperies. A
wonderful line of and used living room
chairs and rockers. Red davenports. SIS and
$50 each. Cots. day beds. Englauder couches.
wicker tables. wicker chairs and settees. All
must go. Now is the time TO money.
THE RARGAIN HOUSE.
70 m oII2IJ 18Th
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INDS-Pair beagle hounds thoroughiy
zen. l.,39 e s %

AIREDALE PUPPIES Males. S15: females
Slo. sls Davis avenue. Takoma Park, Md.
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CAMERAS field glasses shotGuns. tools OF
every nd anything you have to sell. tiroce's
1lth and DIV. Phone Frank IN s33 or postal'
CLOTHES-Wili pay highest prices for ladies'
and mems worn clothes. Write phone D.
Stein. 1905 ith s.. wv. Phone North 499.
CLOTHES EoUiHr tmcn'si. Deal with
old reliable house. uGr prices arc the highest
for suits. oyerCoats, shoes. hats. etc. Phone
MS to call Main 4'II. Ju>tl's Oh Stand.
6l9 n.
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FURNITURE-Dining. living and he'd room
suites wanted; also general household goods.
Main S312 Central Furn Co
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BUICK Touring; good: 1925. Terms.
S13J cash. balance monthly. Sterling knight
Agency, 1920 Conn. ave Main 4611,
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tion throughout. Must sell on account of
owner not being able 10 pay for it, Will sac
rifice for $500 for quick sale. Can be bought
by paying $50 cash and pay the balance OF
so monthly due TO the finance company. Col
STo 1870 Aryopnc pl NV
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/ GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES; drive-in station,
| we'll located in NV; long lease with low rent !;
| owner forced To sacrifice Immediately. Price.
| 81 80. Address ROX 12t- Y. Star office.
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BUICK TOURING, 19"2-Drven by ownrr
who is leaving city; best cash offer; all
fras l,l
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other goods to sell, and you want to obta in
best results. send for Louis Notes, 421 10th
nv Phone franklin on1l
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CADILLAC TOT RINti--Model 81: 1-passenger
thoroughly overhauIcd; new paint, good tires
general appearance like new: will be reudy
for delivery within two weeks; car can hr
seen at Handley Motor Co., 1882 Conn
sin
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DoGS-Maltese Terrier two males; one year
old. Melita stock imported, most beautiful and
aflstocratic toys OF all the canine race; ancient
lineage; very rare, pedigreed 43i9 Georgia
ave. n W.
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WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs.

ANTIQUES. CLOTHES, shoes and household
goods of all kinds Drop postal. Leavitt's,
Alb ~, ST. 6'
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS. old stamps, coins,
Confederate stamps bought. Charles kohen,
Ebbitt Hotel. %
BoOkS-High School and all kinds OF niscel-
laneous books. Bring them in." Pearlman's
Book Shop. 933 G. st. NV
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PERSIAN KITTENS -Thoroug silver
gray: about months old; very reasonabI /,
priced Phone Adams 56DI
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BUICK. 1923 sedan: real bargain; s6IJ 's'
cash. Downey'S. Vermont ave. and
North 11o3. -
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BUICK, 1915: good condition; cheap. il sold
n once Amy ,ili3 9th ST
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LARGE BRICK HOUSE
in heart of downtown shopping district listed
for sale at very low figure Can be bought
on easy terms and is especially suited for
storage warehouse. Will sell outright CO.
operate with purchaser in business. See Mr.
Duty.
HERMAN SCHMIDT.
10 18th St Main 2611.
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BIRD DOG-Re gistered U4eRellynD setter
Just right 10 hunt now will make n dandy.
North 2749. ~ BRYANT st. NV
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young singers 1913 A
ne. Line. .s3.3- w
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BUICK Winter top; give coup.
comfort old price; block just rebor"d
" bra new cords: good paint finish. 4anf
- AC
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BOSTON PUFFY, fine pet: will sacrifice
frank. SIJ0- "
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SODA FOUNTAIN, candy, cigars; located next
door 10 promnen moving picture theater; com
pietely equipped: good business; price very
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GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES-Drive- corner
station city's busiest St; heavily stocked :;
one of largest and best in city. Price. $500;
terms. Address Box 12J-N, Star Office
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CADILLAC TOURING-In first-class cond (: :.
cord. tires: owner in hospital; must sell cheap
at $3.50. y. W. Johnson, $40 Georgia ave
pnen Sunday o303
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BUICK SEDAN. 1924; 7-ra assenger: almos'
new. $500 extras; cash oaly. 5000. Tel.
Columbia 3l05. 2s
BUICK g TOURING. ) passenger, late mode
little used. excellent condition; sacrifice S29:i
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RUlCk, 1920 touring: good mechanical COZ
diton: paint job: price right: ownr
leaving city. Gall Col. S569. g
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GARAGE
Possibly the largest end best in city: long
lease: we'll equipped and stocked: very big
money makng proposition Price, S11 900 cash.
Address Box 1S1-X, Star office.
DELICATESSES. soft drink doing "A fair bus
mess, including building, 2story brick store
rooms and bath metal garage; owner unable
to run il will sacrifice
COMMERCIAL REALTY CO..
1905 X st. Fr 61oQ os
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ATWATER KENT. 5-tube, late model. $50 in
Guiding 3 tubes & batteries, perfect CON
dition. 146 Tenn. ave.
RADIO-7 tube set: A storage and Il batteries.
loud speaker. $4,000; owner leaving city. 622
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IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITY for trustworthy
man of executive ability, as sales manager;
small capital preferred but not necessary. Ad-
dress Boy 139- y. Star office.
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WINDOW AND DOOR sHADEsIGood quality
opaque shades lifted to your w1ndoys, s5c;
free. We win caN with nmpiea KLEE-
BlAATT, 11th and q sts. ne. Lincoln S7o.
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RUGS. Oriental and Domestic-The best new
Wilton. $3.50: Wilton worsted. $3.50: AK
minister. $3.50 and 800: Winton velvets
s17 So small rugs, 81: some very fine Oriental
rug. slightly used. $50 80; Wilton used. AK
price you pay elsewhere. Sanford, 9x12 fine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-08
PLAYERS WILL
 GET BIG SUM Winner To Share $149, ,036, While Losers Divide $99,357

NEW YORK, Oct. 7--washington and New York players will divide q fund of $339, ,192.51, 1t was announced today after the fourth worlds series game, the last from which the players receive share of the receipts. The winners will get 4s,036.6s and the losers, $99, 9,35T.77.
 The Giants have 20 eligible men, the Senators only g, Exact figures for each man can not be computed now because of the practice of dinating lump sums to certain ineligible players. and at taches, but the approximate shares toi. lows:
 Each Washington player will receive about $8,475 if the team wins the series but only S4,820 if 1t loses. II the Giants win, each player will Do on. titled to about 50, ,730 but the amount will be cut to $3,S20 if McGrawa team fails.
 Brooklyn and New York, second place clubs in the two leagues, will each divide $24 4,B39.54. pittsburg and Detroit finishing third, will each re- ceive $10,659.8S to split.
 The total players fund for 1923, the record year, was $S83, 7s3OA Each winning Yankee received $8,6S0 and each losing Giant was given $4,S63. The Senators, because only 23 men are eligible to divide the smaller fund of this year, nevertheless will approach the record Yankee figure if Harris team wins the series.
 The defection of o'Connell and Do. Ian, who were removed from the Giant eligible list on the eve of tho series after having been adiudged guilty of attempted bribery, has not only dc. prived the two men of 6 shara of the proceeds but will add S400 to the winning share of each Giant now elig. ible and $500 to the losing share.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-08
WILL
 CLASH ON LINKS

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.--Althongh the event is new and was not definitely set until late. entrants for the western seniors golf championship to be played October 3 and Q at the Algonquin club, St. Louis, already are numerous enough to promise a goodly field among the sup pOrtsrs of golf. as the mature linksmen are known. According to Secretary J. W. Busch, of the Western Golf assocsia. ton, indications are that a score or more will appear at the tee for each of the six class competitions on Wednesday.
 President Charles 0. Pfeil of Memphis said that the western association ex- pected to make this one of the most pop ular meets of the four now held by the association. The four events provide for youths under % in the junior, prime golfers in the regular amateur, all ages including professional in the open, and men over GO years of age in the seniors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-08
,Marberry Saues Another
 Game For Harris Outfit

ment of cheers for the Washington team and sneers for the Giants, may now be regarded as practise matches, and the important squabbles, if any of the proceedings may be called import ant, win be the games of the next three days, barring rain.
 Johnson To Pitch
 Walter Johnson, beaten after IF in. nings in his first world series game, probably win get second chance We'd nesday on the velvet veldt of the Polo Grounds or Thursday in the snug light hall-room stadium named after Clark Griffith in Washington.
 Some of the customers have sug- gested that in justice to those who pay the scalpers' maximum price of $30 seat for tickets to the first matches, the last games should be played first. Also, it would shorten and sweeten the pleasure if these teams henceforth would play only one inning, the ninth, inasmuch as every one of the four con tests to date has concentrated its drama in the final spasm.
 The Senators tied the score in the ninth in the first game; won in the ninth of the second. On both days in New York the losing side has popu- lated the bases and secured run amid the racket of vast crowd in the tlfroes of emotion, as the sun slumped over the grand stand roof.
 The affected cities are becoming ac. customed to the series now and begin ming Wednesday there will be tickets for sale at the box offices. In Wash. ington a customer who asked for d ticket at the box office for either of the first two games was regarded as n harmless imbecile. In New York the customers knew better, but they have had years of experience by which to learn that world series tickets are bought in the hall-ways and cigar stores, but never at the box office.
 Hank Gowdy, the Giants catcher, was shot in the right foot by throw from Rice in right field for the sena- tors, as he rounded first base in Tues. days ninth inning and decided to take a taxi to his hotel instead of walking. When a ball player does this it may be assumed that his condition ts very grave 50 perhaps Gowdy will have to quit the lineup Wednesday.