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Evening star., 1924-01-15

R-BEDRoOM HOUSE IN COLUMBIA
Heights. Semi-detached. with side light.
Every modern convenience. including buiit-in
garage. sleeping porch, large concrete front
porch, hot-wster heat and electricity. House
completely screened. So financed that mon nthIy
payments are less than rent for this type
hone. Priced very low for quick sale
PHONE NORTH A7Q6,
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROP'TY.

ST.. near 9th-Sutable for retail wholesale
business; rent from apartments covers all in
terest and monthly payments: wonderful spec
uative investment UNION REALTY C0RPN.
1910 q ST. Main SI13.
- BRICK HOUSES, NEAR Goth AND + SITS.
NV, $4,000, good terms. Cali now! Main
1896 la'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
---- =a---
NEW Ht,NfIG

Just completed. The type Of planning.
workmanship, labor-saying arrangement that
appeals to all interested In home buying
The buiir-In garage will please you. The
large kitchen and pantry space is a revelation
TO convenient planning. Double porches
eessible to two bed Chamber; beautiful tiled
bath: cement front porch: exceptional front
yards: the widest ave. sc Sample. No 1902
South Carolina ave. s.c., open ard lighted
daily until pm Come out to them and
have easy payment plan explained.
Start the yea 1924 in your Lor!c.
CHAS H. SAGEE,
Realtor and Builder,
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FOR SALE-EOUsES
Continued,
ImfnedIltp pDcpne,;,

Immediate Possession.
II3I SHEPHERD ST S.W.-A NJ I sT,IT
,,,raoa @ae aof Two families, lot 20xi5f. with
I,roIssr hn,Ise' near car lines: For sale 10y any
81. NV Columbia 932G - nis
COLORED-NACANT
Near Union stations Inrca ,oo,r, h,.,.
brick; condition Ike new. O"'n'
-,sar lath ana Columbia rd.-A real barrai,
vi . rooms bath. garage, rear torches newiy
Paper"d ana painted. Ideal for Two rsmiIiss
Ne1r washington Circle-A home thai viii
baib i"r ~eIIaT iasf srg Has unusually large rooms
throughout. t'"nea
t,t% tn'h ana ana sis. SEA bargain OF G rooms
Dew if'h' ana rear yards. Condition Iik,,
4th and New York ave. n VI, Io,, r-:.,.,
none rh OF room rooms IN this downtown location,
payments aud monthly payment. icss ths,
rent: immediate possession Of all
Z. ID. HOLMES Owner
nam 3o11. s19 18th st. NV.
NACANT-PETWORTH
4S25 sth ST. n.w.-UnusnaIly attractive how,
u, ,., . rooms and bath within one square Of bus
das,r tLat; located IN III" best part OF this most
tiec and hardwood floors; interior trim Of yno
iipsahy ana white; cement front porch srd
screeTs .creensd double rear pOrches: fnil-lengtn
rage; price and terms right ."
n, ~. JOHN QUINN co..
.of 18th St NV. Main Az.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several excellent homes To-
cated best northwest section. E
to 9 rooms. Prices, $3.50 to
$3.50, Terms very easy. For
iuli information see
3. 3. PINN.
Col. 58lZ. z12 Kenyon St. NV.
Make One OF These
Homes Yours.
ma ~ ,.il.ii nstt~r where you look you won't
splendid Kite Homes bliIt r;oGt = t't r M ~
Hrart Of the most exclusive. sulIIrb nf IN
Nationat CaritqI - -
5SOl-3S29 Window St.
CHEVY CHASE. u. -
IhrF are indeed heartips- aypr, ono Id
,hein-and you wiz thoroughIy ruf,, III
inS in II" environment Of Chew Gbae.
mes: ih">e Homes have ali the modern cony-r
l"H"eS for which kire Homes arc u1taa
ana the prices are nnUsraliy attractive
SlO.oUO Ia S1l $50.
TERMS You'll FIND VERY EASY.
six rooms. bath. sleeping porch. high
Grade Kitchen equipment hor-water heat
lhs system; attractive electric fixtures
throughout: STONE foundation and stone
fireplace. built for u.s.
Open for Inspection every dav and eve
ming. OUr Mr.. hamilton may le found a,
tie local office, 4461 2sth ST. SpeclaI
appointment can lie made BY phone
Cleveland 1890
Take Connecticut ave. cars 10 Albemarle
s., king to 3sih, and jt'- but q ster
70 Nlndom st; or take Wisconsin ave
through cars 10 Window It. walking cas-;
HARRY \. KITE.
Incorporated
1914 X st. Phone Main 1916.
II. {. MAYNOR & co.
Attractive G-room D-.rk. ami: on o1d =
n.":: S5.5'Hi: $1.I"3 cash; terms
Quincy pl. E.c.-t;-r5rfn brick: ami. ::
real bargain at SG5o1; 1000 cash ami So
per month.
Biitmore s.. l0-room brick: baths
garage: h,-'T-h.: Ami: $1:,.JO6; terms at
ranged
5,room nov h,ruga,oa: ami: $500: Saoo
cash and Si'.Jd per month";
4-rorm new bungalow: gas: electricity
$3.l5D: 500 cash ana So monthly.
H. c. MAENOR & co.
i4"2 North Capitol s. North $40
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WEST CHEVY CHASE.
Detached Groom and bath home, electric
lights, hot-water heat, hardwood floors; many
attractive features. Price. s1o.250. Good
terms.
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SOITTHEAST

,OOO 1 II LID =.
Where can you beat thisI New 4-room and
bath brick home, electric light; near Eastern
High School. Price, S4,950; very attractive
terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OWNER AND BUILDER Will. SELL 0S
easy terms his new Mt. Pleasant homes 6S
rooms. garage Adams .9U1. IL
WOODBRIDGE, u. C.-CHANEY- BUTT BUN
ga!ow, > rooms ard bath. ami. fireplace and
THE0. +. SCHULZ. Tel. Hyattsville 127-W
A BIG OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE AN AT.
tractive dome exceptional terms. rooms
and hath; gas, electricity. h"t-watpr heat;
unusual price and terms, for immediate sale
payments Telephone Main 1i4J
NEAR 10th AND G N.E.-8 ROOMS. BATH,
large LOT to wide alley, garage; fine shape
Apply zoos g st. ne. los
1 HAVE SEVERAL GOOD BUYS IN NE.
and Sc, g. q and room houses: ami; small
cash pay't will take 2nd-t-ust note cash
pay't. Terms Address BOX 36Z. star Office. 15'
NEW, COLONIAL, EIGHT ROOM DETACHED
brick house, near 18th and Webster NV: rea-
sonable;. no agents. MARTIN BROTHERS.
Owners, Adams 1912.
on UPSHUR ST NW.-s ROOMS, BATH;
Gruver built: priced less than $4,000: easy
terms; immed. poss. Phone Adams 1888.
$500 CASH. 500 MO. IS 5.230-DETACHED;
lot 50xl25: gar, chicken house, grapes. fruit,
flowers: eec.; COW. ears. OWNER, Fr. 1892.
SAVE YOUR RENT-WILL HELP TOU
raise the money to buy home. Cali to >
or write Mr.. NEAI.E. 1il0 II Il. nv.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND II SITS. NV.
--3-story brick to aller. rooms and bath.
Income rental, $3.50 per annum. Price, $3.50
Main 551. j. EDWARD LEWIS, Ye 10Th
St NV
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COI.nRED.
$3.50 casn. Vacant. corner. substantial g.
room and bath brick; occupying a large corner
lot; in excellent condition: monthly payments
10 suit tire purchaser. This house Is located
in good. convenient section: price, $500.
This i certainly opportunity to secure
desirable homesOn easy payments. T.. A. GAR
EEY townerl, 4p5 Continental Trust bldg,
LII and Ii d Main 1:iIn
Evening star., 1924-01-15

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
An opportunity to combine extreme desira-
bility with ultra convenience. Houses in this
location are always in demand Ten rooms,
two baths. Every modern convenience, space
for twocar garage. This home has every
convenience and attraction for the family of
refinement. Immediate possession. Priced for
quick sale.
CALL FRANKLIN 543-W
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DETACHED HOME-S.E.

Within few minutes walk
from school and car line, 9'large
rooms and bath: double garage;
lot 75x120. $3.50 cash.
KRAFT.
end FL Citizens say. Bk. Bldg.
1336 y y Ave Main S3;;
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FOR CoLoRED, IN GEoRGETOwN-2-FAM
lily fiat. consisting OF 3 rooms and bath each;
one fiat rented at $3.50 and the other is
vacant; room on rear of lot for double ga
rage. Pr.ce. $3.50: 1000 cash. balance on
easy terms. GEO. W. LINkINS, 11I9 X ST.
COLORED VACANT: SIX ROOMS, BATH.
furnace heat; cleo lights: northwest: 800
cash. balance monthly. North 66a7. 19'
GIG RALEIGH ST. S.E.-NINE ROOMS AND
price and terms right. GEO. z. JOHNSON,
tGS 10th ne.
GRANT CIRCLE. pETWORTH-FACING on
this beautiful circle; Gruver-built house: hard
wood floors and trim; modern in every detail;
6 rooms. 3 porches; beautiful, long lot. G. {.
SEARAH, NJ 95U3; evenings call Col si34.
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NEW SUBURBAN HOME.

NEW SUBURBAN HOME.
Takoma Park. d. C.-6-room bungalow with
tile bath; corner lot. 41hx138: 800 ath ST;
publi(-~ school library, car lines and store
accessible; an unusually attractive sun parlor,
which may be used for bedroom; living room
and dining room; finished in chestnut; h;-w:h.;
oak floors throughout; large, well lighted pase-
ment and attic: concrete rear porch easily easily
converted into sleeping or breakfast porcn'
other attractive features-built-in bathtuo'
bookcase ironing board, china closets. refrig-
orator and cabinet. 1-piece sink with double
enamel drain board; roomy cedar closet: QUILT
in garage. Price, S11,5OO. open afternoons.
See any agent or
4I5 Cedar ST., Takoma Park.
Phone Adams 277.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, NEAR 18th AND
Columbia rd.-Three- story, p-ess dwell
ing; 10 rooms; baths; steam heat; electric
lights: alley in rear; room for garage. occu-
NED by owner Reasonable terms.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1917 Eye st. NV.
B. IT. GRUVER HOMES.
1910 Park road--5 bedrooms, baths. built
in garages oak floors throughout reasonable
terms Open for inspection till pm. Fot
sale BY any bioker. Maia svI2. ~
Evening star., 1924-01-15

~ Immediate Possession.
III III SHEPHERD ST SW.-A. MI SrIT
nnn @ dof Nv" families, Dn lot 2Uxi5f; wit,
garage; near car lines For sale nv am
broker or owner, ". g. IRWIN T15 IujsnI
t-nw Columbia 932G - - 49, nfs
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PETWORTH.

Now Is the Time to Buy That
Evening star., 1924-01-15
$500 CASH.

SZUU N.NOII.
Groom and bath brick, colonial front
porch, back porch. electric lights. modern
ysrI 10 r,tvsJ alley: house III excellent con
dition: located in a strictly white, cOuvcntegr
section: immediate possession: Price. s1,15o;
S75 monthly, includes all interest and prin
cipal: direct from owner.
f. A. CARVEY,
io7 Continental Trust Bldg.
lIth ard II SIS. NV. NAM 2,IN
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I. u. I1ULNES (OWner(
MAIN 3611. $40 18th st. n u

t I T..
fS25 sth 81. n.w-UnusnaIly attractive bo,,,.
ni %, rooms and bath, within one square Of bus
Iihe: located In the best part OF This rnnr
nesTapie section; contains hOt-yvatpr bea.
tiec and hardwood floors; interior trim Of ma
nosany and white; cement front porch srd
d reenrd oohbie rear pOrches: full-IengtR
s.lteAS. Tor all windows: room for double pa.
rage; price and terms right
n, w.. JOHN QUINN co.,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BLOOMINGDALE- BARGAIN.
81 .lhlO CASu-Skl PER MONTH

This is real bargain and is priced very low
with the idea Of immediate sale. Six rooms.
hot-water heat. electricity. double back
porch; room for garage. Address Box 3is-A,
Star office,
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p24 I4th.
---s9.1ao-NonTHwFsr SECTION.

SJ,I1N-NUIII IIW EST SFITIDN.
NEAR BOTH CAR LINES.
A home that has charm. style. brightness
and every home convenience. In ideal To-
cation that is growing more beautiful every
day. Six rooms, one hath. hot-water heat
electric light oak floors. two-car brick ga
rage. Quality and comfort to be had here
in abundance. Fulfill your wish 10 a
good home. but at the price offered you should
act at once.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

S7.150.
CONVENIENT TO THE 14th ST. CAR LINE
Decidedly one of the best new home oppor-
tunties offered in Washington. The house il
Individual in design; in an excellent Iocali,
ty; well-built brick construction; has rooms
and bath; many built in features and lot 10
feet deep.
705 14th ST. SEC ROOMS AND BATH,
excellent condition, colonial porch, room for
garage; $3.50 cash; $65 monthly.
b st. n.e.-6 rooms and bath, b.-w.h h., cleo,
new plumbing throughout, hardwood floors,
long back yard; price. $500.
BRIGHTWOOD REALTY CO..
1926 Georgia Ave. Col. 9579.
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NEAR PARK ROAD AND 18th ST, slI, $50
Occupied and for sale by owner, on easy
terms, Groom brick. INV. h., electricity gas
= baths, 3 toilets. glassefl-in sleeping porch
entire house fully screened: roses and shrub
berry; two-car garage; telephone Columbia
agents.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

tAXDELL HIGHLANDS. on
and L; i6x1G5; price, $500.
= q ISz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
FORD ADVISES
TO "BUY now
Manufacturer and Dealers
Start Early Campaign

Important among other Indications
that the new year will SEQ vastly
increased demand for automobiles Is
The Buy Now" campaign which has
just been launched by the Ford Motor
company.
Thru It's dealer organization, ap-
proximating 10000. the company is
able 10 obtain accurate reports GOV.
cring all parts OF the country. Tint
the outlook indicates a greater de-
mAnd than ever during the cming
year seems apparent In the action
OF lnaugurating a BUY Now cam.
paign al this time.
a year ago shortage was seen
and the public advised. but the de-
mnnd which developed during the
spring and early summer months OK.
ceeded all expectations with the re-
suit that production failed to meet Il
and more than $50 900 persons ,seee
In not being able 10 get
Ford cars. Practically all thru the
year II was necersary 10 maintain n
constantly incrcasing prS,dection
schedule In order to keep up more
closely with the demand. Even with
that deliveries were extremely slow.
In this connection an interesting
feature Is the already noticeable In.
crease In enroIlments under the Ford
weekly Purchase Plan. More than
100000 have enrolled. for everywhere
turnout the country people are more
and more using the plan as a sure
means OF arranging chr delivery n,
The time desired and as n result there
has been noticeable growth In the
number Of enrollmenis. particularly
during the last few months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
Geologist on Way /.
to Work in North

En- route TO Nenana, Alaska. TO
prepare for an extensive geological
survey under his leadership. DR..
Philip 3. Smith Of Warrington. y.
c.. wRs TO sail Saturday from Sc.
attic. preparatory to completing the
preliminary survey OF a naval pc.
lroleum reserve In Alaska. larger
than the state OF New York and
just south OF Point Barrowa. the
northcrnmost portion OF the United
States.
The AREA Of wilderness which DR..
Smiths party viii explore Slopes
toward the North Pole and covers
1900 acres In Reaorva No. 4. sur
vcys OF last year confirmed reports
OF n vast and rich petroleum dc.
posits there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
EXPLORER SAYS
TIRES VALUED
Motor Transportation Made
Feat PoSSibIe-AndreWs

when Roy Chapman Andrews and
his fellow explorer OF the Third
Asiatic Expedition OF the American
Museum OF Natural History returned
thru Seattle six weeks ago from the
Cob desert Of Mongolia With a re
markahle record OF discoveries, Of
when the chief was the finding OF
eggv OF the d,nosaur, they testified
strongly 10 the value Of tho motor
car in exploration work.
This Is the first time. said An
dIOws. that motor cars have ever
beer used successfully In extended
exploration. and tho important 70.
suits OF our expedition wore largely
due 20 this method u transportation.
Necessarily the motor cqulpmcn,
had to be OF the very higher' stand.
ard our motors Travelled about TO-.
600 miles. largely over country where
there were no reads. The tires were
subjected TO the most severe treat.
mcnt. Tor we encountered sand. ruts,
roeks and mud as wen as stretches
. Of comparatively good going across
, the desert.
"our motors and one.ton trucks
were equipped with Royal Cord and
Nobby Cord tires. Altho two other
standard makes OF tires came with
tie cars when they were purchased.
the difference In service which they
gave was amazing. Several OF the
Royal Cords went thru both seasons
and still had good many miles OF
service left In them when we re.
turned"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
Honey "Great" You
Use it in This WAY!
But Be Careful How. You Praise 1t While
Riding With Girls

Wen. she makes II hot enough. NJ.
ter that nil right.
Seriously, it's ono Of the exciting
and Interesting little possibilities now
that they IRE using honey as a sub.
s,itute for alcohol In auto radiators.
II wns first tried out here In the
Northwest several seasons ago and
Is now given the official okeh OF
Il. II. Kelly. Bookkeeping specialist OF
tho Michigan Agricultural college,
Honey doesn't exaporate like wa
ter and Il much more efficient In
keeping Jonathan Frost out OF your
automobile water tubes and n "A
cheap grade OF honey Is used the
cost In about ti.GO a gallon. The
same solution can DO used indefin.
itcly.
SO doth the busy little bee Improve
each shining hour-for the motorist.
IFS darned sticky but darned eff.
Client too.
No. Heioise. II isn't n good plan
10 Install a beehive In the garage.
And the honey can be used IN all
radiators whether they are the honey.
comb variety or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
BIG PRICE FOR
BUSINESS LOT

Sale OF the southeast corner Of
Second ave. and Lenora st. 20 Earl
z. Wilson for a consideration Of
$4,000 was announced Friday By
scott-Poor. Inc. The site win be
used for the erection OF a $3.50 900
garage. which will be tho largest
in the city.
Wilson plans TO build sixstory
''z-.plan garage. accommodating
aYer ESQ cars. Tho Second ave.
frontage win Be used for eight stores
allied with tho automobile trade.
The garage VIII contain many new
features, including rest rooms, indi.
yidnai locker stalls and separate en-.
frances and exits. TO permit easy
driving. Under the ~ plan. no ell.
vators arc used. except passenger
elevators.
The sale and proposed structure
mark another step IN the develop.
ment Of the uptown business dis
,rict. which has been active during
the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
WILL INCREASE
CANAL DEFENSE
Lessons of Mimic Warfare
to Be Applied
BY JOSEPH L. JONES


Omitted Press STAFF CorrespondenD
WITH THE ATLANTIC FLEET
OFF THE PANAMA CANAL, Jan.
is.-Thrco definite remedial meas
ures for weaknesses in the land de
fenses OF the Panama canal EXPOSED
by crushing enemy" victory after
the first weeks mime war maneu.
yers. were proposed by high mill.
tary authorities today.
The paper war of 1924. In which
spectators witnessed all the grand.
eur Of movement and dash OF real
naval warfare and saw the shat.
tered defending fleet huddled in
cristobal haIbor while the enemy
rules the Caribbean. proved that
the defenses Of the canal are in.
adequate to protect an emerging
fleet from the guns OF a numerically
inferior hostile naval force.
The three proposed remedies are:
/. Greater naval patrols strength
10 prevent landing parties. such as
rat which. on the morning OF the
nth. captured Fort Randolph at
Cocosaio.
2. The gun power OF Forts Ran.
dolph and Sherman should be In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19

creased TO enable these stations to
hold off an enemy fleet while the
American fleet debouches from the
canal
O. Infantry and field artillery
unlts should be increased for the
purpose Of defense against landing
parties. This should include better
housing. storage and transportation
facilities. to accommodate reinforce-
ments which could be rushed 10 the
canal zone in time OF war.
II is pointed out that implace-
ment Of the big guns. found neces-
sary. would take a year under emer-
gency orders and five years under
the war departments project. which
went 10 congressJn 1921. providing
for expenditure Of $4,000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
Gas Cost Lou When Compared With
Au.O Operation, SurUey Indicates

Here's a problem for psyeholo-
gists.
Every time the motorist buys
gasoline TO run his car. no incurs
an additional expense between four
and five times that OF the gasoline
for the time that fuel Ia used.
Yet. when the price OF gaa In
raised there's howl.
A years study Of the various ex.
penses entering into the total cost
OF operating an automobile has beon
completed By tho Empire companies,
whose headquarters are at Barties-
vile. Okla. A fleet OF from 500 TO
coo passenger ears and trucks II
operated by these companies In the
nid-continent oil and Ens fields.
r. L. Peck. superintendent OF
auto equipment. ends that The nv-
ernKe cost. including depreciation.
FOR these cars. was approximately
10 cents mile. OF this only is
ccnts a mile was paid for gasoline.
and 3 OF cent mile i r oil and
other lubricants.
That meant cost OF 10 cents q
mile for operation. maintenance and
depreciation OF the automobile.
I.Abor for repairing the cars
amounted 10 10 cents. while 81
cents went Tor repair material, In
Guiding tires. Tho Item OF deprccia.
ton. which Is often forgotten In
figuring mileage cost. amounted TO
as cents a mile. This depreciation
charge, accumulated over the life OF
the car. added TO the amount re-
ccsved when tho old car IL soia.
could be used TO purchas= new
car. Peck figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
by LELAND HANNuM

Scene An automobile bowling
along mo Lake Warrington drive.
Time A cold winter evening.
Persons; lie and his She.
Hei Isn't Il wonderful honeyr'
sho with surprised mspl
''whnt7"
He more explicitly II say isn't
I, splendid honey"
She; drawing her furs more close.
~ about her necll You may take
mo home immediately"
He: becoming worried Honey, !
say. isn't II simply great7''
She; Now that's enough. Why !
never In my life-say. what nre you
trying to-"
Ho; Jaw. was Just saying hon
ey--"
She; Turn around right now. ri
not stand for anymore"
lie; land great light dawns
I'm not trying to nlrt with you
I'm simply trying TO explain that us
Impossible for the radiator TO freeze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
Dance Is Given by
Young Mems Club

The Young Mems business club
members were hosts Friday evening
al delightful dancing party given
In honor OF new recruits at tho WI.
sonian.
An accident nearly marred the
evenings pleasure The banjo play
er broke his pick. but Hicks" Tay-
lor and Percy Miller oours gcously
came forward with an offer TO sacri.
flee their celluInid collars with which
to improvise supply OF banjo picks
for the balance Of the evening, and
the dance was resumed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19

j. V. Butteru, Dodge automobile Specialist aoho
aods formerly located at 1919 12th ave. is noo in his
nelc building at 1880 MelroSe. Buttera started in
business tOo gears ago and made the move because
of expansion of his business The neO structure is
90 by 100 feet, 10Th large Uelghted service floor
and Convenient office space.
Buttera is a former race driver, featuring in a
number Of euests last season. He made three track
records, aiming II firsts aoith his new Dodge
special car.
He icas employed toith the local Dodge agency for
one and oaehalf gears and has ioored Dodge cars
for about sic gears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
JACK BUYS
DAD A CAR

Americas fistie champion really
halls from Utah. and every one who
has visited the stronghold OF the
Mormon faith knows that IL Is located
In extremely mountainous country.
SO when Mr.. Dempsey OF Los An,
geIea and Utah decided TO purchase
nm automobile for his father. Hiram
Dempsey. a Chevrolet sedan was sel
tctcd.
That ne could have made no better
choice 10 the unanimous opinion OF
every ono who has ever tried a chey,
roiet out on a hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
Stefansson Plans
TO Quit Exploring

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. i9.--The
business Of exploring tho Arctic
Isn't what Il used 10 be.
The authority In vllhJalmur Stef.
ansson. discovcrer OF blus-eycd E.zki-
noes and one OF the most intrepid
OF the many men who have do
voted their lives 20 hunting out the
secrets Of tho frozen North.
II feel that I nm thru with ex,
pIoring." stetansson declared AT his
hotel here. The nirpiane and the
dIrigiblo have made II too easy.
Il would not want TO fly 20 the
poles any moro than man who
walks for pleasure would want 70
give up walking and take to riding"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-19
Olympic Hotel Wire
Permit Is Granted

On recommendation Of J. ID. Ross.
superintendent OF The city light de.
partment. the board OF public works
Friday granted tho Puget Sound
Electric Co. the right TO lay power
condults IN seasiie streets 10 a tor.
niinni In front OF tho Olympic ho-
ici. Fourth ave. and University NJ.
Tho permit was held up for several
weoka.