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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-12-04

or milk the cows. No, you won't do
for my husband and won't do for you
as wife, so good-by."
Nita did not give the poor prince any
time to reply. She ran off toward
her home so fast over the rough stones
he could not follow, and home he went,
very sad prince indeed
"What is the matter with your"
asked his father that night as the
prince, with hanging head, refused to
eat his supper.
81 am wishing were good enough to
marry Nita,' replied the sad prince.
"Nita |" exclaimed the king and the
queen, who had never heard of the
peasant girl.
"Who in the world is Nita?" asked
the queen.
"She is peasant girl and she knows
how to take care of goats and don't,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-12-04
HIRAM LODGE NO. SO,

"A. +. 8 A. M.
Nezperce. Idaho. Regular communities
ton on the third Monday night OF
each month in e.. = .aternal Building.
Visiting brothers are cordially invited
to attend.
Leo Robertson, w. M
Alvin Caldwell. Secretary
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Simple Application That
DissoJues BIackheads

No more squeezing and pinching
to get rid of those unsightly blem-
shes, blS~;sheads. There is one sim
pie, safe and sure way to get them
out and that is to dissolve them.
Get about two ounces of calonite
powder from your druggist-sprin-
kle little on a hot, wet cloth-ruT
briskly over the blackhcads for a
few seconds-wash the parts and
every blackhead will be gone.
Pinching and squeezing out black
heads make large pores and you
cannot get all of the blackheads out
rhis Way-while this simple applica-
tion of calonite powder and water
dissolves every particle of them and
leaves the skin and pores in their
natural condition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Exclusion Action Has Hurt
Reputation for Fair
ness and Justice.
MOVE IS IMPORTANT
Outcome Of Controversy to
E Have Great Bearing
= Upon Relations.
BY e. r.. EGGER
Special Cable to the San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyripht 1924

copyright, IVA.
Toxic, April 25.-The outcome of
the United States immigration leg;s-
lation has the most IMPORTANT bearing
upon the future relations of nations
on the Pacific of any issue since Corr
modore Perry opened the doors of
japan. The writer makes this state
ment une0uivocally and after care
full perusal of the Japanese press ard
comment the conversation of Leading
Japanese and Americans residing in
the Orient.
The first flash of Indignation at TIC
action Of the American Congress has
passed and today there is prevalent
among the japanese an attitude of
great disappointment at America. hith-
erto regarded as a champion of fair
ness and justice. and an inability to
understand the real motives underly-
ing the congressional exclusion move.
5 While some believe hat racial an
tsgonism is back of the action, 9TH
ers believe there is an economic one.
Students of international affairs think
that some other hidden motive Is the
real cause for the continual Aheri
can antipathy toward the japanese.
Can't Explain Act.
The correspondent has spent many
hours discussing the, issue with lead
ing Japanese who when asked for an
opinion of the reason for the almost
unanimous congressional approval Vt
the exclusion clause, were forced t.
admit their inability to explain unless
leading Democratic and Republican
politicians, fearing the outcome Of
further disclosures in the oil scandal,
agreed to shift the public mind through
arbitrary immigration action. Ger
tainly this was accomplished whether
this was the aim or not.
The writer is sure that enactment
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
CADENA NOT WORRIED
Condemned Man Slept Most Of Time
on Way to Prison.

Frank Cadena. San Antonio man.
convicted of the Staying of his Is
year-old sister-in-law. Pableta Jiminez.
and sentenced to die on May %, slept
most of the time on his way from
San Antonio to Huntsville. according
to Deputy Sheriff F. n. Flores. who
returned Thursday. Deputy Flores
and Jailer Charles Peters transferred
the condemned man from the Bexar
county Jail to the state penitentiary.
'Cadena didn't seem a bit con-
cerned over his fate" Deputy Flores
said. "He was very quiet and slept
most all of the time. Of course j
guarded him carefully but apparent
ly it was unnecessary for be made no
move to escape"
Deputy Flores brought back with
him a receipt from the warden at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

OF the exclusion clause viii not change
the present international complexion
in the least. However, ii is certain
to create a lurking japanese distrust
Of American sincerity and disincii-
nation to follow American leadership
such as was marked by the Washing
tor conference.
Jap Students In Protest.
The latest disarmament move by
President Coolidge finds the japanese
nation far less receptive than before
when proposals to settle the immigra-
ticn issue through a confidence q n
high commission, were arbitrarily re-
jected.
1t is significant that students are
ar ong those most vehe:nen ly protest
ipg the congressional action. These
youths. leaders of japan in future
generation, are forming the ideas to.
day which will govern their actions
two or three decades later. Hence
the seeds of future alienation Of Pa
cific accord are being sown despite
the actions of the present Japanese
government leaders.
The Japanese are finding a SYM
pathetic ear among the Chinese and
other Orientals and IT,, American ex.
clcsion act is drawing thf Eastern
nations closer together md more
sharply defining the racial issue which
has hitherto been happily submerged
and the result will greatly retard and
is liable to make impossible the inter
netional accord which is necessary to
insure future harmony ,on the Paci-
fic.
America Is NationaEstic.
America TODAY is excessively ma
tionalistic and her legislators are ap.
parently lacking the international OFT
look and foresight to visualize the
needs of friendly sympathy toward the
Orientals in the view of increasing
the Oriental interests. Today there
are millions Of dollars of American
capital invested throughout Japa:s end
China and thousands Of Americans are
worthy Of consideration and the f,l-
ture is certain not TO bold the pros
peritv and happiness marfing the mast
should America arbitrarily legislatc
the Japanese from the United States.
The writer knows that the Japancsc
are WllllnY 10 Ko W any tAttHt Sohi-
petiblc with national honor and the
PRESTIGE Of a world power to maintain
accord with America. However. they
will never forget the injustice ct the
exclusion act as regarded at the pres
err time.
japanese leaders are ferventlv hon
ing that President Coolidge will veto
the measure and that Congress. recon.
sidering. will realize its mistake and
fail to register the necessary two
thirds majority. thus saving its OWE
face and insurino the perpetuation OF
the growing Pacific harmony. Other.
wise advocates Of international COOL
will and peace will have reason to re-
gard the future with dark forebodings
U. S. Will Need Support.
The day is bound 10 come when
America, not self-supporting. will nee.
the support of other nations. Then
she will repeat the results of her ac-
items during her present supremacy.
Japan makes no threats officially. or
otherwise, however, those living here
and understanding the Oriental mind
realize the grave consequences which
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

Huntsville for the body of Cadena.
Relatives Of the condemned man
are still endeavoring to have Cadena's
sentence committed TO life imprison-
ment, petitions having been presented
to Governor Neff by Several relatives
and members of fraternal organiza-
tons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

enactment Of the exclusion legislation
porterds when China. India and 9th
or Oriental countries become powerful
national entities with which the
western powers must reckon
Evening star., 1924-05-06
~ in this first issue!

ROMEO IN Moon VILLAGE
A Neu Serial
by George Barr McCufcheon
Why | NEVER MARRIED
By Elsie Janis
FOX-A Dog Story
By Albert Poyson Terhune
LESS THAN "a Hours To LIVE
BY Montague Glass
THE ROPE THAT WASN'T LONG
ENOUGH-A Short Story
BY William Aimon Wolff
The FIVE CRISES OF A WOMANS
LIFE-By Fredenc Arnold Hummer
If You MUST DRINK
By DR.. w. A. Euans
CONFESSIONS OF A CRAB
By Hugh Fullerton
CAN You AFFORD GoLF7
By Paul L. kinkhead
PHOTOS-Many pages of last minute
NeUs Pictures from all oUer the
trorld!
FASHIONS PATTERNS - the latest
style notes!
MOVIE NEWS! Fun!
Evening star., 1924-05-06
A New Contest I'm This Issue
500 Live Pedigreed Dogs FREl

DOGS and put them together right!
The publishers of THE $4,000 PRIZE
NAME WEEKLY will give 500 genuine,
thoroughbred dogs FREE as prizes!
Your choice of any dog you want
Airedale, Boston Bull, Police Dog, Fox
Terrier, Pomeranian, Chow, Russian
Wolfhound, Newfoundland, Greyhound
OR ANY OTHER KIND! Male or
female-Full.grown or Puppy.
The 500 Dogs given will be THOR
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A Pedigree will be given with each dog.
This contest rs open to every man,
woman, boy or girl! 1t costs nothing.
You do no work! Just prove your skill.
This is your opportunity to get won.
derful Pedigreed Beauty FREE! For full
details see THE 5000 PRIZE NAME
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1t is expected that the demand for
THE 5000 PRIZE NAME WEEKLY
will be very large. To avoid disappoint-
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copy for you every week. Out every
Wednesday. Price Sc.
Evening star., 1924-05-06

and THE NEWS, New Ork's Picture
Newspaper. It'll magazine for the whole
family-men, women and children. 1t is
big magazine-64 pages! Printed on high
grade paper in Four Color Rotograuure!
1t will always contain the finest FIG
TION-short stories and serials by the
worlds greatest authors. Love stories
mystery stories, adventure stories, society
stories, detective stories, western stories,
business stories, stories of baseball, prize.
fighting and golf-humorous stories, tragic
stories! CLEAN FICTION ALWAYS!
Among the celebrated authors who are writing
for the new Weekly are such famous writers as
George Barr McCutcheon, Ring Lardner, Blasco
Ibanez, Montague Glass, George AIDE, Samuel
Merwin, Clarence Burlington Kelland, Frederic
Arnold Hummer, George Kibbe Turner, Ben
Ames Williams, Albert Payson Terhune, John
Taintor Foote, Arnold Bennett and many others.
NADDI77ON to the finest fiction the new
Weekly contains PHOTOS-the latest News
Pictures from all over the world-printed in
rich tones of Rotogravure. FASHIONS and
PATTERNS-the latest style notes! SPECIAL
ARTICLES, EDITORIALS. MOVIE NEWS.
FUNi And the advertising messages of Am.
erica's progressive business leadersl
Evening star., 1924-05-06

THE HEAD and foreegs of this composite stand for
courage. The nid-section is of dog whose name is
applied to speedy ocean liners. The hind legs are OF
one who resembles small Great Dane.
Evening star., 1924-05-06

THE HEAD and forelegs of this composite are of a
dog whose vision while outdoors confined largely
to wheels and hoofs. The mdsection is of one whose
snout is short and whose jaw is aggressive The hind
legs are of dog the first syllable OF whose name IS
tint midway between black and white.
Evening star., 1924-05-06

For Full Details See This Weeks Issue Of
THE $4,000 PRIZE NAME WEEKLY
Evening star., 1924-05-06

The new weekly is published by the of THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, The Worlds Greatest Newspaper,
20
Evening star., 1924-04-20

HANDLER DISPATCH, 1922-Fine shape;
o@ price. Lincoln 7fSs -
Evening star., 1924-04-20
Fairfield Manufacturing CO.,
1I2l Ranstead Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Marshall Business Brokers.

VI d Slltl1 lDiohSi
Grocery and meats. vegetables: one of best
stores uptown; d living rooms: rent. 500:
price. S3. 800.
Grocery and meat market. s.w: rent. Sis;
receipts about $500 per week; I-year lease:
price. 50. 500.
Grocery and deIieatessen; living rooms
rent. S35 price S3.5Cp.
Grocery, meats and delicatessen; no better
corner in city: established 10 years; low rent.
lease: price, 81. $50.
Grocery. meats and fruits; on 14th st.
rent, Ss5: must be seen to lie appreciated
price. So 800.
Moving picture theater tcolored,; about $40
seats: price, $1,000.
Tailor shop. cleaning. pressing and repair
ing: hest downtown location: price. s1.po0
Radio sales studio-No better location on
14th ST.: beautiful saiesroom; repair shop in
rear: price, s.. 0o6. including stock. lease and
good will: rent. S1o0.
Beautiful aud exclusive rvoming house. near
14th and Mass. ave; steam heat, electricity;
So 800
Rooming house near 18th and Mass. ave. ::
electricity: well furnished: price, ST no.
Rooming honse, near Union station; rent.
S24: price. $3.50.
Booming house II rooms: steam heat, cleo
tririty: price. 81 $50: rent So.
s900-Rooming hoase, Il rooms; rent. S6s !;
downtown location.
Roomfng house; 81 rooms: electricity: locat-
ed Powhatan Hotel; .-year lease; sac
rifce ut 5000.
Rooming house; on 10th st.: IL and
bath; electricity: rent, Ss5; price. $3.50.
We want business places OF ALL kinds for
cash buyers. List with our dependable and
successful Office, where hundreds of places
sold
Marshall Business Brokers,
ol0 \ Y Ave
Evening star., 1924-04-20
Progressive Business Broker.


Now located at 41O 9Th ST. NV.
Ensiness Places That Must Re Sold at Once.
x650-Ronmng house; rms. & bath: good
furniture: good income; rent $50
$650-RoominC house; 10 rms. bath: near
busn ness zone; paying proposition;
81, $1,Joo-Rooming house; IL rms. & bath; /;
owner has other business and can not
give this attention; fine location, near
18th & l. SITS. NV.
81, ooo-Rooming house and cafeteria 16 rms.
d baths; beautifully equipped cafe
terra: splendid business location,
DOWNTOWN: reasonable rent.
81, ,200-Roomng X boarding house; 15 rms.
& baths; downtown. in good room
ing district; income about $500 per
mo. 4
81 o0o-Grucery & meats: doing good bust
S63.
Sc, 0e0-Irocery & meats; this is 4 fine stand /;
established about 40 years: sickness
compels owner to SELL living rns.,
3-car garage: reasonable rent
81, 100-Cieaning & tailoring; in good bssi-
pess location: geod income.
S1.oOo~Txiloring, cleaning. presstax dye
ing; unusually fine place: E0od NV.
><<rtion; splendid equipment; new
Roffman pressing machine, new Sing
sewing machine: owner leaving
city must sacrifice for quick sale.
81 soo-Cigar, newsstand, soft drinks, etc. /;
good soda fountain: near Union Sta
tion splendid income.
SSJo-Gaage- auto accesSorfes- etc; sHhur-
han; Pear capacity; has splendid
income: cheap rent.
Jnst few Of the business places listed with
descriptions in all sections Of the city, at
pftssH ringing from $500 10 S3eeo0.
RKCAR&-A
Evening star., 1924-04-20
THIS WILL B: ANOTHER
BIG MONEY YEAR

for operators OF Fairfield hydrated ornnEe ma
chimes. which electrically renders the flavor
from the skin as we'll the juice Of fresh
ripe oranges in full view of the public. Draws
big crowds wherever operated. Not a small
squeezer. but a large, highly polished siumi-
mum apparatus, making the finest orange
drink ever offered The public Complete in
structions and formula furnished. Write for
list of local ions and amusement places near
you which need this concession. We also
ma nufacture factory units for large users of
citrus fruits
Evening star., 1924-04-20
?. F. CARLEY-
Progressive Business Broker.

Progressive Business Broker,
40 5th St. NV. Frank. 6153.
The home of paying business
places. Also broker that will
not misrepresent to make a sale.
If in doubt. inquire; it will help
YOU select a broker you can de-
pend on for a square deal. #
YOU are looking for a paying
business call to see me. feel
sure you will find it listed in my
office at right price and right
terms.
y L CApI ~
Evening star., 1924-04-20

CAFETERIA On 18th st. near ear barns: doing
O good business: reason for selling. ill health ::
dining room seats 10 people; modern brick
hnilding. 35NlO. Will sell property and busi-
neSs or business separately.
Address Mr.. Mitchell. 1909 l. st.
Phone Main 1854
Evening star., 1924-04-20
ACRE LOTS.
at Beltsrille. Md, near boulevard: price $3.50.

GOOD 4-RM. BUNGALOW, outhuildings,
large lot. price s2.250.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
LARGI. GROCERY STORE
Old-established corner; 9 rooms
and bath; large yard and , ga
RACES. Ph. Mex, Va. 1872. 2O*
I1Q1,I,I

10 newly reftted rooms. four years lease:
rent ST.. doing .ood business. leaving town,
pbope Frank sI9n nps
Evening star., 1924-04-20
HAIAM & HAL.AM GO.
RTSIGESG pRnE EDS

BUSINESS BROKERS
Rerninc and boarding house. So OGo: Is
rooms. well furnished in best location; large
income: rral buy.
Grocery, So 900: well equipped; rent, $50;
doing very good business
Neat market and grocery. SO non: rent
Sl3', including a modern apartment of .
rooms: $50 weekly business; a real bargain.
Delicatessen. Sc, 600: rent. s125: doing big
business. excellent location: must be seen.
HALAM & HALAM CO..
SOC Dist. Natl Bank Bldg. Frank. 102sT
HAIAAM & HAI4AM TO
BUSINESS BROKERS'
Green Grove Tea House for sale at IN at
frartpe price. with unlimited profits.
Let US handle YOUR business for sale
HALAM e HALAM CO..
3n6 Dist. Natl. Bank Bldg Frank 1OSS7
HAVE YOU $500 To INyEST7
To the man with this amount who satisfies
Gs that he has the requisite business ability
WY be given the opportunity of becoming an
/, ,'thcef and actively engaged in growing
tc~rn in national feld Write at once. Civ
ing your business experience, and for an in
terview address Box SC Star Office
Evening star., 1924-04-20

TOURIST CAMP AND GAS STATION SITE
For sale-Eight acres of beautifully wooded
land. located Hladensburg road. few
blocks north Of 18th and III Sts. This is the
one spot in the city of Washington most suita-
fle for an automobile tourist camp, being
voniently located. close in. oa the road over
which most of the tourists arrive in the city.
Enormous profits le made from camp at
this location, in addition to the regular profit :
70 be made from a gas station catering 10
the heavy automobile traffic passing the place.
ct us give YOU figures to the profits on
the Tourist camp proposition. They VIII in
terest you.
East Washington Realty Company.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

L.ady's solid platinum dia-
mond dinner ring, set with 19
very fine blue-white diamonds,
cost originally $780,; must be
sold at once to raise cash, a. big
bargain,
Evening star., 1924-04-20
?. +. CARTEG.
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS

A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS.
ssyo-Irocerr and rooms: rent. so.
S1eN-Grornry and 2 rooms: rent $50.
loo = Grocery and meat business good
white section: good business.
S2.hG-fTrocery and rooms; rent Sf0.
S35n-Confecr. and q rooms: rent. S45.
SS59-Gonfect. and rooms: rent &3o
81 .2OG-Confect. and 8 rooms: rent, So.
s3.,o0-Confect. and rooms: rent s15.
St0G-I,unch: good business; rent $40
81 4.oO0-Lhnch and 10 rooms rent. $50.
Sf,0-Sear beer and lunch: rooms.
81 ,0-Rarber shop: chairs: rooms
~ S2,UO0-Ngar stand in office bldg.
Sioo-ROomBg houSe; IL rooms: rent, so.
S2rSt-Eooming house; 10 rooms: rent. x35.
s350-Rooming house: 10 rooms: modern
S60-Rooming house; u rooms: rent. Sf5.
81 .1O0-Rooming house: IL rooms modern
Sc.S00-Rooming house: 10 rooms: rent S105
r. NJ CURTIS. MAIN S0i2 MAIN So43
ZIG HachinistS' Bldg, 9th and Mass. ave. n W.
NEW DOUBLE STORE bldg. double garage:
rented at $S3.67: reliable party wanting =
year lease. Situation will increase value of
BUILDING LOTS in Del Ray, Va. Heart Of
torn- $500 each.
GEN'L MDSE. BUSINESS: established 4
yrs.: doing business Of S3.GN per month: on
wash. BALTIC. blvd: thorough investigation:
Price; inventory.
ACRE LOTS
at Beltsrille- Md. near boulevard. price $3.50.
GOOD 4-RM. BUNGALOW, outhuildinrs,
I. c. ELLIS, Nj. Vernon ave. Potomac. Va
Phone Alex. 1o42, or L. F.. Withers, Belts
vile, Nd, Phone Berwyn 31M
Evening star., 1924-04-20
$16.

Gentleman's diamond horse
shoe scarfpin, set with II large
blue-white diamonds and sap
phires. Party in need of money,
must be sold at once for
Evening star., 1924-04-20

Lady's. solid platinum flexible
bracelet. very fine; exclusive de-
sign. set with ga btueMhite dia-
monds and sapphires. Party in
need of money; must.ibe sold at
a sacrifice to raise
SS7S
Evening star., 1924-04-20

DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Opportunities to own dia-
monds at your own price. Must
be sold at once to raise cash. \
written guarantee with all our
diamonds.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

Lady's solid platirnm dia-
mond ring, absolutely perfect
diamond weighs and Il carats
mounting set with ia very fine
blue-white diamonds and sap
phires; cost originally $3.50;
must be sold at once; one of the
biggest bargains ever offered,
S4QS
Evening star., 1924-04-20

ELECTRIC WASHING MA
chimes. copper oscil1ating and
cylinder types; used one time
for demonstration; two-vear
written guarantee: very special
prices ]. {. Harding & Co.,
72O 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

GEN'L MDSE. BUSINESS: established 4
yrs.: doing business Of 81. ono per month: on
wash. BALTIC. blvd: thorough investigation:
Price; inventory.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

Lady's Tiffany diamond en-
gagement ring; a very fine blue
white diamond, weighs H carat
and 3-lO; set in the latest style
l8-carat white gold mounting ;
must be sacrificed for
SI22.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
p. F.. CARLEY.

I. c. ELLIS, NJ. Vernon ave. Potomac. Va
Phone Alex. 1o42, or L. F.. withers, Belts
vile, Nd, Phone Berwyn 31-M
Evening star., 1924-04-20

| Iih.ANDbER ROADSTER, 19i9-ExcelIent eor-
uIItoh; S25o, including all charges; terms, s1hD
/ cssn. I'D monthly. 1900 14th ut. North 9Sf0
Evening star., 1924-04-20

NIOI<ONCEl.
A really fine instrument, mellow and power
fur complete with fine how and caM. Go
ing away and must sacrifice. ST5. Call Mon
day after pm, Apt. 2o- 3s24 Wisconsin,
ave. NV
Evening star., 1924-04-20
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

Continued.
CHALMERS sPEEDsTER, 5-pass. Sport model
le9ks good cheap; need money; S3IJ. Call
once, 32l 10Th St. room 40S.
CHASDLER SEDAN. 1921. passenger:
. paneea: sta: all good tires; in perfect condition;
Cpeh evenings and Sundays. Justice Aot@-
70, l3la l4th st. NV.
CHANDLER DISPATCH, 1922-Fine shape,
low price. Lincoln 7fss. 10
| CHANDLER CoUpE-MIleage 5000; all new
COT. spare: just rennshed throughout will
| oran tns prtns or your ear as part ray msnt
~ ,s,S s,Sh,ass iass and Sundays. Justice Motor
CiHASDLER ROADSTER, 19la-ETcelIent eon-
cash 500 -yy including al charges; terms sl
! so. - lnonthls. 1sa0 14th st North esfo.
/ CHANDLER. sedan. 1924 model Pixies Pesk
motor; traffic transmission 5-passenger; g.
door: driven 1900 miles Substantial dsx-
I'm ,1 ron present list price, See Mr.. Goloan,
! CHEVROLET COUPE-Rnn ) coo miles. Las
Ing town will sacrifce; terms. Adams 4s6s.
CHhN RoLET touring. 1923. perfect eonda-
ton; 500 63l East Capitol st.
| CHEVROLET r Il. sedan: COST n 400 -,,n
less than Il ,0O0 miles will sell for $50 ,<,,:
runs as good as new and looks fair BOX
| BIC. Star office.
CHEVROLET TOURING IaS3-rine oopdittora.
cheap; 500; terms; extras J. H. Austin
| Col 1891 w.
CHEVROLET COUPE. NEW-Any one desir,
/ ing new car with extras save 500 Call
J at 34l9 9Th st. ne. Sunday morning or cali
| North 6726-W.
CHEVROLET SUPERIOR COUPE-A6soiuteIy
| perfect condition, with many extras less than
year old: terms. Phone Adams 5439, 80"
cMEN koLEI I3i,, 1924 4pAss CoUpE. new;
| chevrolet 1873 chassis, new. Col 6S44- Mr..
Glenn or Mr. Finch. SD@
| CHEVROLET 1924 TOURING CAR--Rln . tOse
! miles: many extras: like new; $500 terms
West 55J or 2lf0 l. St
CHEV RoL-ET TOURING. 1872. cheap for quick
| cash sale. 5is 10th ne.
CHEY BABY GRAND SEDAN, Der.
| 1870; three new tires, sDubbers; motor
/ hauled recently; $500: terms. Potomac 113.
CHEVROLET SEDANETTE, 1922 three new
Evening star., 1924-04-20

CHALMERS SPEEDSTER, 5-pass sport model /:
LOOKS LOOKS good cheap; need money; s3IJ. CsH
oIhee, a2l 18th ST. room 40S.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

..hAsDiER CoUPE-MTeage, 5000; all new
onrs4sp spare: just refnished throughout: will
roohsioer terms your as part pa ment-
open evenings and SUNDAYS Justice Motar