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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
RESTRICTION ON FORD IS PLACED
 BY AMENDMENT Operation At Shoals Is
 Put Under Water power Act MILITARY COMMITTEE
 STEP IS ACCIDENTAL Will Probably Rsceds From Stand Today--Committse Un- derstands Status Of Ingalls
wAsHINofoN BUnsAp

WASHINGTON. Jan. s1.--An amendment putting the proposed Shoals under the federal water power act, with the exception that the lease would be permitted to run 100 years, rather than b0 years, was adopted by the House committee on military af- fairs today.
 Tonight, however, 1t h learned that the adoption of the amendment was the result of an accident, that, in other words, it does not represent the penti- ment of the committee. That the vote be reconsidered was suggested by Rep resentatiye James of Michigan, and the suggestion was adopted. That the com ,mittee tomorrow win recede from the amendment Is clearly indicated.
 Regarded Al Inimicable
 The amendment was offered by Rep resentative Wainwright of New York, erstwhile Assistant Secretary of War, who supposed to express the view. point of the Secretary of War, John W. Weeks. 1t Ia understood that Henry Ford regards the amendments
 Advocates of the Ford offer declared tonight that the amendment will be beaten tomorrow.
 This bureau underestimate tonight that IR. I. Ingalls, who appeared before the military committee Tuesday protesting against the acceptance of the Ford of fer, did not presume to represent the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, of which he is president. Mir. Ingalls. however, stated to the committee. prior to giving testimony, that he. was presi- dent of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
THEODORE ROBERTS
 ILL IN PITTSBURG
Veteran Actor Has Relapse Tn
 Pneumonia Attack

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 31.---Theo- dore Roberts. veteran star of the stage and screen, is so seriously i'll that op- orators at the William Penn hotel have been ordered not to call his suite on the telephone. Roberts has developed an un- expectedly weakened condition follow ing his recent attack of pneumonia, his physician announced.
 All theatrical engagements for Rob erts' sketch, "The Man Higher Up,' have been canceled upon the orders of the physician.
 The actor his been confined to his suite since Dec. 12. when he was striek. en with an attack of nremic poisoning. Mrs. Clyde Harron Roberts, his wife, has been constantly at his side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
TO COMPEL. MISS
 LAPE TON4NSWER
Senate Committee To Quiz Box
 Award Secretary Again

WARRINGTON, Jan. 31.--Women certainly are changing. Although they have been known through the ages as irrepresslble takers, n modern daugh- ter of Eve has set the strange prece- dent of refusing t0 open her mouth, even at the imperative and solemn de- mnnd of m August committee of the senate of the United States.
 Miss Esther Lape, manager of the Box peace award, has been hauled be- fore the senate propaganda investigat- ing committee---the most hard boiled' committee the senate has seen in re- cent years, but she refuses to talk about inner workings of the Box award
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
WILSON ILLNESS CAUSES WORRY
 TO DR. CRIMSON
Distinguished Patient Suf- fers From Digestive Dis
 turbance, Says Admiral

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3i.--wood. row Wilson was in q weakened condi. ton late Thursday night and his lack of resistance to the stomach disorder which sent him to bed Thursday morn ing is worrying his physician, Admiral Cary T. Grayson,
 After visit to the ex-President at 10 o'clock Thursday night, Grayson is- sued the following bulletin;
 "Afr. Wilson's digestive disturbance has been less acute today, but he is somewhat prostrated by his Illness of shs past few days, and has not been allowed to bs np since the earlier part Hof the day ss.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
WAVES ExTRADITION Mohareb Harb To Return To Louisville
 To Face Charges

GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. 31.-Mo- hareb Harb, alas M. s. Shipley today waived extradition proceedings and will stsrt immediately to Louisville. Ky. in custody of a deputy sheriff to face charges cf obtaining $10.000 from the Citizens Union bank there under false pfetenses. It is alleged that Harb owes $l50, 900 to New York firms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
DAYS INCIDENTS M TEAPOT DOME OIL LEASE PROBE

Senate adopts walah resolution al. rectine President to take action to annual Sinclair and Deheny oil leases.
 Senate besins consideratio of Robinson resolution calling for resig- nation of Secretary of tAs Navy Denby.
 Deney deniss that hs has been asked to rssiSn.
 Secretary of State Hughes, secre. tary of War Wseks and Secretary of Commerce Hoover deny oil lsAsss were formally discussed at cabinet meetings while they were bsins nsso- tiated.
 Coolidge calls two dsmocratie lsad. ers, Robinson and walsA. to White House for confersncs but no eonclu- sions were reached.
 Beard of three physiclAus appoint ed by Senate committee makes physi- cal examination of Albert B. Fall.
 Majority Leader Lcdes dsncunces attempt to force Dsnby's rssisnation d lynch law"
 Silas II. Stfawn, one Of the spe- ciAl counsel named by PreHideQk con fers at White House and beglns se- Iecting staff of assistsuts.
 Representative Loneworth, House majority leader, announcee he will ask vote on Walsh resolution Fri day by unanimous consent.
 Are request of Senator Reed, Mis- souri, E. l.. Doheny is subposnasd to reappear before Seunate committee to asked whether he has given money to any other otficlels.
 Representative Fish. republican, New York, offered fesoultion call. ing on Harry r. Sinclair to return to the United States to explain his loan of $25,OO0 to Fall and other matters concerning the Teapot Dome deal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
AM AFTER CROOKS
 DECLARES HEFLIN
Honest Land Concerns Will Not
 Be Hurt, He Says l

WASHINGTON, Jsn. 31.-Senator Heflin, democrat, Alabama, declared today iu a formal statement that no honest land company doing business in the Rio Grande valley in Texas would be hurt by the investigation called for by him in recent resolu- tion,
 ''I am after the crooks and crim- inals." be said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
EARTHQUAKE RECORDED Shock Estimated to Be 2,e0O Miles
 South of Washington

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3f.--A rather sharp" earthquake, lasting forty min- utes, <was recorded on the Georgetown university seism6gFaph late yesterday, it was announced today by Father Tonderf, the seismologist. He estiniat- ed that the disturbance, which begafi at 3 80 D. m. and reached ntaxinugl intensity at :0N D. m, was eeRtered about a,Ge0 miles south of lvrshingtoa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
REDS OPPOSE VISIT
 OF AMERICAN SHIPS
Protest Against Entrance Of
 Vessels Cabled To Hughes

MOSCOW, Jan. 31.--Maxim Ltvin- oh, assistant secretary of foreign af- fairs, has eabled Secretary Hughes, protesting against the entrance into Russian ports of two vessels under control of the United States govern nAAnt.
 Lityinof states that the bear" en- tered Kolutshina in the gulf of Sana- yoya on the Russian pacific coast in September, and also that United States destroyer number 223 entered Batum, the BIack sea port. January 16
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
SOUTHERN WANTS STEEL Road Reported to Be in Market fer
 1000 Tons of Metal

Publication in eastern financial pa- pers of the fact that the Southern rail- way Is in the market for 2,000 tons of structural steel was the basis of reports in Birmingham Thursday that this steel was to be used in building a gar shop and locomotive erecting shop at North Birmingham.
 While it is known that the Southern railway recently hoated $5.00O000 in bonds for improvement and develop ment of it's facilities throughout the system, nothing authoritative has been said as yet regarding the North Bir. iniHsham project
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
GIRL BORN TO DAVIS. Fourth Child Comes To Home Of Sec
 retnFy Of Labor

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Ano;hei girl, their. third. has come to the home of the Secretary of Labor and Mrs James J. ItAvis. This brings the Da wis family to four, three girls and ont boy. Tine new daughter was born yes terday and weighed Sits pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
NEW SEED RATES
l.. & N. Grants Lower Tariff On Sir.
 mingham- Memphis Division

Reduced rates on cottonseed, car load, from points on the Memphis division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad to Birmingham, have been secured. ef- fective March 1, by the Birmingham Traffic association. it was announced Thursday bss c. E. Jones, secretary The reduction will benefit dealers and oil mills located at this point.
 The mills will be enabled to draw cottonseed from stations on the Mem phis division, which has not been done to any extent in the past. The new rates will effect the following reduc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
SEARCHING FOR WIFE Texan Appeals To Kansas City Police
 To Find Lost Spouse

KANSAS CIT1, Mo, Jan. 3I.-Ben- jamin Clayton of San Antonio, Tex. appealed to local police today to help him find his wife, Ruth, who disap. peared January IS. Clayton said his wife went automobile riding here with her cousin, Paul Fletcher, and failed to return. The latter was arrested in Leayenworth, Kan, and charged with abduction
 Clayton said they had been married less than a month when his wife dis appeared.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
NO BAIL FOR LINCOLN
Warren Lincoln FTiinehes As Gruesome
 Objects Are Placed Before Him

AURORA, H., Jan. 31.-While squads of prisoners continued digging on his farm Thursday, Warren J. Lincoln was held without bail by the coroner for the grand jury.
 Lincoln testified for few minutes at the inquest, where the severed heads of his wife Lima, and her broth CT, Byron Shoup, were shown. He flinched visibly when the gruesome ob- jects were laid before him.
 Nc material change was made by Lincoln in his story under oath of how he killed his wife and her brother.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
-HUsBAND SUICIDES
Failure At Reconciliation Wifh Di.
 yoreed Wife Thought Cause

1LpI I bI hIztUO, AK, Jans 3I.--J. :. Cox, divorced husband of Mrs. Minnie Cox, died in a local hospital today from a bullet wound in the head, self-inflicted late yesterday when the desperate man $ wife spurned his efforts to effect $ reconciliation. Before turning the gun upon himself, he fired one bullet at his wife, but it grazed her temple and was defleeted. She was not seriously injured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
BISHOP KEATOR DIES.
Head Of Tacoma Episcopalian Dioces
 DfeN At New Havan

Olcs At NeW maven.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 31.- The Right Reverend Frederick William keator of Tacoma, Wash, bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Olympia, Wash, died of heart disease tonight in hospital here.
 Bishop Ksator came here a little over two weeks ago to visit his son at Yale university and was stricken shortly after his arrival. His condi- ton improved until yesterday when he suffered a sudden change for the verse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
PLOT FRUSTRATED
Attempt Made On Lives Of 25 Members
 Of Japanese Diet

TOXIC, Jan. 3l.-An attempt on the lives of 25 members of the Japa- nese Diet and leaders in political actiyi. ties of the empire was frustrated today
 0bstructions of heavy timbers and stones had been piled on the track ahead of train on which they were returning to Tokio From political meeting at lSaka ..f aA5.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
MEXICAN LOAN
Runor Current American Bankers {,
 Advance Big Sum

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 31.--Rumors of an impending loan to Mexico by American Bankers spread here Thurs day when Alberto Pani, secretary of fl. nance, left to visit President Obregon at his headquarters at Celaya.
 The newspaper Fl Universal declares that Pani took with him the outline of terms for loan of 50.000,0O0 pesos from a group Of American bankers head ed by J. Nj. Buckner. who has been conferring with treasury officials for the past three days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
BOX PROBE POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Because public interest is so centered on the naval oil inquiry, the Senate investi- katlon into the Box peace award was lostponad again today by the propa- sande comlnttee uhtn next Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01

These rates were established as the result of negotiations direct with the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
FORMER BROKERS SENTENCED
Clneinnatians, Convicted of Embexzle.
 mentS Given Nine Years.

ment! Given Nine Years.
 CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 1.-George H. Beazell and William H. Chatfield, Jr., former Cincinnati brokers, con victed last week of embezzlement were sentenced today to nine years imprison- ment each. Judge Thomas II. Darby imposed the sentences after everything motions for new trials.
 Attorneys for Beazell and Chatfield announced that they would appeal the cases
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-01
Citizens Give Views

Discussing the subject from c purely personal standpoint, Dr. R. F Love lady, member of the Chamber of Com merce, and former president of the re- tail druggists section, said that he had always been and always would be in favor of leasing Muscle Shoals to Henry
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Evening star., 1924-11-09
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
FLINT
WARRANTED USED CARS.
1907 l4th St.

1907 14th St.
Dodge, 1923, touring; ex-
cellent shape ....... S4o5
Ford, 1923, touring; new
paint and top; balloon
tires POS
Maxwell, 1924, demon
strator: run 200 miles. S45
Dodge, 1924, business
coupe, 4 months old. -. So5
Chalmers, 1924, sedan;
like new 800
Buick touring; fine shape. 425
Ford ton truck, 1924; ex
press body ............ 500
Dodge sedan. 1919. ...... 28O
Hupmobile, 1922. touring;
new top and paint. $50. 600
Chevrolet, 1924, 4-pass.;
like new ....... 625
Chevrolet touring; perfect
condition ............. Us
Chevrolet. 1923. coupe;
excellent shape 1900. 400
3O-day warranty on all cars.
Cash or Terms.
HICKS-FL1NT MOTORS
INC.
North 3O21.
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FORD touring. 1921. 500: paint, good
tires. VIII demonstrate. $40 ! Sc.
FORD touring, 1870, Sij, good. 3l9 |
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
PAIGE AND. JEWETT
USED AUTOMOBILES.

Used cars traded in on Paige
and Jewetts are very desirable,
look them over before buying
elsewhere.
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FORD Tudor sedan car is just like new; has
balloon tires, locking steering wheel and
other extras: only been run few miles and
is real bargain for only S.35 cash can
arrange easy terms. Sec this car al l6l2
18th st W. or phone Po omac l14n
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AUTO ACCESSORIES. REPAIRS

FORD OWSERS--Start your car instantly in
eoldest weather with Illuminating gas: com
plete copyrighted distinctions for cheaply and
easily constructing iliumi ma ting gas primer
alta clIment and for removEg carbon with
water; price, 81. Primer attachment saves
10 10 20 pen cent in gasoline after engine
warns Money back guarantee. c. ]. Menasco
142S 1lth st. NV. Washington, ID. G.
REAR WHEELS. ! set. solid tires Ford
truck. cheap. Apply janitor. 1l3 18th St
NV. Frank. 34S9. lOs
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BUICK touring; in best of mechanical shape:
LOOKS nne and has new tires: only S25 cash
and 80 per week. See this at 1912 14th
st. NV. or phone. Potomac lT1o
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CHEW ROLET SEpAN-Iooks like new: bal
loon tires, lock wheel. mirror, parking light
bumpers, $3.50; VIII consider terms 62J III
st.
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III lCk. TOT RING. late 1917. good condition:
motor just been overhaulcd; equipped with
new new cord tires; 500. cash or terms. Call
III 14th place ne
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES,

AERO TAXI Co.'S and 7-pass cars; cheap.
est rates. White chauGeurs or drive IL ycaeL
self. Trips special. Lincoln So.
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CHEVROLET TbUPE Practically bra nd new
driven only 1000 miles. Come up and try 10
fnd some faults with this one and then let
us tell you bow low the price is You will be
surprised. Now Is the chance to get rid of
that open in trade at good price Easy
terms. See Mr.. Hines. Washington Flint 20
LILY Conn Hnfnna,
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CHEVROLET TOURING. excellent running
condition: ali good tires; will sell cheap. .i:,3.,
Sherrier pl. NV. Take Cabin John car. Stop
Il. " Grain. gs
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FORD COTPE-ExceIIent condition: Will sac
ZOO. Mr. llay.
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AlREDALE-Ferfect; months old female;
hishly pediCreed; very intelligent and affec-
tiouate. 3olS $ st. NV. Tel. Pot. 2619-W.
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CHEVROLET SEpAN-l924: 5-passenger; 10
weeks old: many extras: looks and runs like
new lf you are in fhc market for this type
OF car, here is an opportunity to save: easy
terms Justice Motor Co.. Ial5 f4th St n
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CHEE ROLET: fine condit on: new tires ton
Sunday aftern0on. 1929 u 81 ne O.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1929: all new tires and
. car in hrst- class condition: cheap: terms $. 4
q. Motor Co., io.S, Wisconsin axe. West $50.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoB1LEs.
n A S II

Compare our prices with
others-you will save yourself
2O9o.
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CHEV ROLET TOTRlNG-s months old: brand
neW cord tires; viii sell at sacrifice: terms
6.SS Fl st. Nc. /
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FOR SnLE-AUTOMOBILES,

RuICk SEDAN, 7-passenger. newly painted
new Royal cord tires and practically new er
Gtne. 4 bargain. 926 18th St NV
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CHEVROLET 400 TOURING CAR 1923;
choice Of two. 5ls 10th st. nc
CHEW ROI.fT sedan, 1922 cord tires: snT5 !:
terms West 7
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CHEVROLET CoUPE, late 1921: run 800
miles, condition like new: many extras: 5000
cash Potomac Park Apartments. Main 9Iu2
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BU lOk. 1924. 6-cylinder. 5-passenger touring
Iemonstrator: will sell cheap for quick sale.
n"mnkln Garage and Service Co., Authorized
hulck Service, l1th and Kalomara road. Col
Evening star., 1924-11-09

CHEVROLET ToUPE-3 weeks old; now car
guarantee: owner leaving city. Ask for Mr.
DivIr 62T II ST n
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CLEVELAND SEDAN-This is a light sport
sedan: individual steps: trunk rack on back
with new baked enamel finish. All ready TO
go. at Ss4a. Will take smaller car in trade
80? l4th st. NV. Main 4l73
Evening star., 1924-11-09

CHEVROLET SEDAN, almost new: been
driven 5000 miles: new oversize cord tires.
$3.50; easr terms. roch's Garage. aI@l 18th
NV. Open all night.
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CHALMERS SEDAN. beauty.-tewn lights: lug
gage carrier: two spare tires and rims. eyreI-
lent condition; sacrifice s49j; only $500 "a sh
IaWyer. LIZ 10Th Ii "a In.
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BUICK TOURING. late 1924 big six: extras:
ariEen 5000 miles; bargain. Edward Lipphard.
Adams PAS. IOs
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BUICK COUPE. 1924: four-wheel brakes
driven by owner months; all extras; getting
larger car: terms TO suit Col l643
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h,iCk; 1874. 6-cyiinder coupe demonstration:
VIII sell reasonable. Tompkiu'S Garage aud
service Co. authorized Buick Service. 18th
an1 kalorama road. Colnmha SO.
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tADlI-l'AC touring. o-passenger: new paint:
good tires: car runs perfect: many extras;
500; terms or trade. Neumeyer Motor Co.
1873 1fth 81. NV.
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CHEVROLET TOT RING. 1871: in good condi-
tion; will sell this cheap and give you
good terms. :. & q. Motor Co., l0Is Wisron-
sin ave. West $50. gs
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EulLk TOURING, 1918; in good shape cheap
eloo' terms. ;. & q. Motor Co., l07S Wisconsin
ave. West 7So os
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CHEVROLET COUPE. demonstration: new car
guarantee: spec al terms to reliable party.
Nj. Hoffman. 81 II st ne.
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FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

F0RDS-Sevcral light delivery trucks with
ca nopy bodies; Ford nne-ton with cab and
press body: Stewart Il. ton with panel body;
Dodge. 1923. delivery with screen body. All
OF the above in good condition and
priced right for quick sale. Semmes Motor
Company. Truck Department, Gl3 G st. NV.
REPUBLIC ONE TON. almost new, complete
with express body and top at reduction of
$500
just rebuilt: sold with new car guarantee
q real bargain.
/ II ton ctassis and cab: worm drive: COM
pletely rebuilt and guaranteed.
A l-ton Dodge, good running order. $50.
All priced worth the money and easy terms
WILLIAMS MOTOR CO.,
611 New York Ave NV franklin 3111
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tLEF E1ANn touring. 1873: used as demon
strstor and is in perfect condition: rcpainted.
tsfe your car in trade. North $3.50 1900
1tth st.
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1924: Ike new: yery
little mileage: will Civ. good terms S &, {;
Motor Co. iO7S Wisconsin ave West 7SO %
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NJ IGN 1917 roadster: good body. motor Just
oyerhaued: good battery, lacks rear fender
AiI. Lincoln 96.3-W
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CHEVROLET TOURING seIf-starter: good
tires: bargain for $50. GO Pa ave Sc o.
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BUICk TOURING. 1923; 7-pass: paint and
tires in perfect condition; many extras: here
Is your opportunity; terms. Open evenings
ana SUNDAY: $. & g. Motor Co, 1918 Wiscon-
sin ave West $50, 9s
Evening star., 1924-11-09

SAVE 30P6 TO 4O%o.
By investing in a repossessed car not Just
used ear. Part Of their cost has been
paid We will rcfnance these cars.
'23 Star Sedan.
'23 Chevrolet Light Delivery
80 Willys-Knight Touring.
II OldSmobilc Touring
ri Cleveland Touring
ri Oakland Touring.
See them at Graves, 7th and = SIS. NV.
North folSI. Open nights and sundays
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CLEVELAND coupe. late muleL 4pass
disc Wheels, trunk rack: Al condition An
ply at 2l2I l4th St W o.
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RJlCk COUPE. 1923; condition excellent
AdamS 2IO3. 13IO InpraLam IL " IRs
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ftiCk. 1924: sport tour. maroon. khaki
TOP. nickel Trim: low price: terms or trade
Morgan. 1925 Conn ave. 80 others.
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CHEVROLET, 4-pass. coupe: first class con
dition; guaranteed s32J; terms West 555.
nIIO l. ct.
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CHEW ROLEr coupe. 1223; new tires many
extras: car in excellent mechanical condi-
ton throughout; a real buy for only S3s5;
terms trade. Neumeycr Motor Co, 1873
18th st NV
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CHEVROLET TOURING-O Only : months old :;
just broken in; s110 cash, s2S a month"; FIRE
and theft insurance free. Col, :233. %
S>HEV ROLSr, 1923 touring: excellent condi-
ion: bic 1t SoIN Cal
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COLE -ELh--one J-passenger touring; good
North 6oo9 f~
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923. in very good con
ditIon: owner has no further use for car, CAL
Raleigh Hotel room CO.
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CHEN HOLET sedan, 1923: excellent coudi-
iion: SiIa: terms. Cleveland l25I.
CHEN RoLEr sedan. 1923; cond tion perfect: ::
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER excellent condition
throughout: new tires: terms. = & q. Motor
%. lOIs WISCONSIN nNn- Mest 1Sn
Evening star., 1924-11-09

FORD BODY pass; good condition: paint,
uph., plate glass. dome light. complete, So.
quick sale o. +. Croggon, Guy ave,
| lIyatts. Md.
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1924 excellent con
dition: $50 cash balance $3.50 per month.
See Mr. nivYer. CT Ii 81 nc
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COLE LIMOUSINE. 1922-Inclosed drive: has
been used by careful driver: is newly painted
and mechanically right; will accept your car
in trade and arrange terms. North $3.50
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, like new, $500 terms
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I
FORD touring, 1872 23. with good tires, stoI
! light and other extras. 81 30: one third cash
bal. monthly. Open sundays 81 80 pm. Mr.
Edge. nornhoe Motor Co. 9ll IA. ave Sc.
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FORD TOURING late mrdel perfect condi
See Mr.. Diver, 81 III st. ne.
EORD SEDAN. late '21: many extras; excel
lent condition; SID cash. 1890 Quebec pl
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| DODGE TOURING-l92I: used very little:
| original paint: 800 worth of extras; in
perfect mechanical condition priced very
reasonable: your car i'll trade. balance easy
| terms. Justice Motor Co. 1Jl5 18th st. NV.
! DODGE sedan; good condition: } wire wheels;
engine just rebuilt: $4e5 cash. 3ll1 st.
1 C.M