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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
WILMETH WARNS
CITY HOSPITAL
ABOUT ESCAPES
Attendants Must Prevent
Pri8oner-Patients From
Leaving, Says Judge,

Doctors and nurses at the city hos
pital viii be ordered into city court
on charges Of aiding prisoners to es-
cape. unless alleged conditions there
are investigated and corrected.
Judge Delbert 0. Wilmeth warned
c. A. Nafe. hospital superintendent
today, following testimony in city
court Of Miss Esther Hardesty of
Martinsville. H., who escaped from
the detention ward at the hospital
week ago Sunday and was re-arrest-
ed Saturday.
The girl said she asked the doctor
in charge of the detention ward for
permission to have company and
Thar 1t was denied.
We'll then I'm going to beat it,"
she testified she told the officer.
IF that's the way you feel. go
ahead" she alleged was the doctors
reply.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
binding Sun blamed

BU THNfd Press
UNION CITY. Ind. Sept. 90
Robert Wampler. a high school stu
dent, was in a serious condition 20
day from injuries receiced SUNDAY
when his motorcycle was struck by
an auto driven by Mrs. James
Patched Mrs. Patched was blind.
ed by the sun and did not see the
motorcycle until she crashed in
to II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
II. w. Holtegel Laid to Rest

Funeral services for Henry W.
Holtegel, 81, of 3235 Graceland Ave,
who died Saturday, We're held at 2
p. m. today at the home. Burial in
Crown Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Holtegel had lived here ten
years. The widow and nine children,
all Of Indianapolis, survive
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
SnotIicElt Alarms Woman

The spotlight from a passing auto
played on the front Of residences
along Z. Fall Creek Blvd, caused
the police emergency squad to make
a run to the home Of Mrs. Roma
Smith, $40 E. Fail Creek Blvd. She
told officers she saw a light flash on
her piano. No one was found in the
house or anything disturbed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
SHANK GOES SHOPPING
Trip to Chicago May Be To Order
Household Furnishings.

Latest cuts and designs of house
hold furniture were reported to
have taken Mayor Shank to Chicago
today as a preparatory step in fur
nishing his new Golden Hill home.
He will be away until Wednesday.
Following announcement of pur-
chase of his new home last week, it
was also learned that tie mayor
and Mrs. Eva Ffndley of Kendall
vile would be married sometime
next spring"
The home has just been completed,
and the mayor hopes to furnish it
and, move into it in October.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
BATTLE
FOR SHANGHAI
Bombardment Shakes City
as Fierce Struggle RACES,

IBB United Press
SHANGHAI Sept. 29.-The fierc-
lest battle of modern China his
1tory ragged along the Shanghai front
Today. Apparently 1t IS the final
phase Of the conflict.
Chi Hsieh Yuans's troops attacked
.frst, hurting back Chekiang forces
/ who made gains in a surprise attack
Saturday, but the battle assumed
{ such intensity It seemed both sides
swere on the offensive.
Artillery. bombing planes and ma
chine gun fire kept up a terrific
Ibombardment that shook Shanghai.
Casualties were large and stencil
sof unburie6 dead twelve miles from
Shanghai drifted over the city. a
Iplague was threatened.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
Girls Fourth Escape

Miss Hardesty left the hospital
with Fannie Lotshaw. She said it
was the other girls fourth escape
from the hospital.
Judge Wilmeth said he was deter
mined to keep Miss Hardesty away
from society for a while, and sem
fenced her to forty days at the IN
diana woman's prison and fined her
SIS and costs on a statutory charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
Nurse Is Accused

She also stated that a nurse had
told the patients that she was going
TO be out over Sunday and IF any
Of them wanted to slip out and come
back it would he all right"
Wilmeth told DR.. Nafe that per
sons sent to the city hospital for
treatment were prisoners of the city
court. Many Of them are accused of
serious charges and their escape can
not be tolerated he said. He warned
the superintendent to go to the
bottom" Of the numerous escapes of
prisoners from the hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
Church Burns Nor rnce

BIZ UHifcd Press
ATLANTA Ind, Sept. 2S.-The
Methodist Church here was free
from debt today. With special serv-
ices the congregation Sunday burned
the mortgage which has stoop
against the church since 1917.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
Three Drivers Slated

Three were arrested on speeding
charges today: Loran Fugate, 80,
of 1927 College Ave; Cornelius Ly-
sett, 81. Of 623 Wallace St, and
George x. Jones, 46, of 4o11 Wash
ington Blvd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29

any man shall surely be put to
death"
Romans 1874 (St. PauD-He tthe
ruler, the government beareth the
sword (the instrument of capital pun
ishmenU not in vain he is the min
lister of God a revenger to execute
wraths upon him that doeth evil
Jesus-They that take the sword
shall perish by the sword.
Romans 13:4-If thou do that
which is evil, be afraid, for he Nhe
ruler beareth the sword not in vain.
Romans 13:3-Rulers are not q ter
ror to good works but to the evil.
Wilt thou then not be afraid of the
power?"
Situation Is Battling
"a most battling situation con.
fronts us today" says the statement.
"On the one hand, .heinous and afro
cious crimes are being committed in
ever increasing numbers, crimes that
outrage and shock every righteous
citizen; on the other hand we hear
Of persistent agitation for the abo-
lition of capital punishment and a
plea for mercy to the criminal"
The passage from the New Tesla
ment listed by the delegates in
which Jesus Christ says: "They that
take the sword shall perish by the
sword" does not advocate capital
punishment, Professor MORO said.
II would not quote that remark
OF Jesus as saying he approved CAPT
tai punishment" said Professor Nor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
K ansas City
Dis
covery Makes
Trus or
Operation


A new discovery
w hi cih, experts
agree, has no equal
for curative effects
in all rupture cases,
is the latest &C
.complishment o f
DIR. Andrews, we'll
known Hernia Spe-
cialist of Kansas City,
Mo. The extraordi-
nary success of this
new method proves
that it holds and heals
a rupture. It weighs
only a few ounces. Has
no h a + d gouging
pads, no elastic belt,
no leg straps, no steel
bands, and is as COM
Portable as a light
garment. It has en-
abled hundreds of per-
sons to throw away
trusses a n d declare
their rupture abso-
lutely healed. Many
of these had serious
double ruptures, from
w h ic h t h y h a d
suffered for years. 1t
is DR.. Andrews ambi-
ton to have every rup-
tured person enjoy the
quick relief, comfort
and healing power of
his discovery, and he
will send it on free
trial to any one who
writes him. He wants
one person in each
n g / g h b o r h o o d
to whom he can refer.
If you wish to be rid
of rupture for good,
without an operation,
take advantage Of the
doctors free offer.
Write him today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
Blind Tiger Charged

Ralph Slmms, SO, of 1922 Cornell
Ave, was charged with driving while
intoxicated, operating a blind tiger
and improper driving; Ray Chitwood.
Il, Of 3547 Massachusetts Ave: VIII
liam Gehring. 20, of 200 n. Mount
St, and Earl D. Sipe. 80. of Kokonao,
Ind, with driving while intoxicated
William Sweetland, 20. of 106 N.
Bradley Ave. is charged with assault
and battery and driving on the left
side Of the street. Charles Bauer. 81.
of r. r. 8. Box 359, and Theodore
Boyd, q, of 272S y. La Sale St.
with driving while intoxicated.
Fred Hopenfield. 81, of 1884 Belle
fontaine St, failed to have tail
light. police charged. and Orville Sc
bastian, 65, of 81 S. Arsenal Ave, is
charged with assault and battery
and failure to give right away. Glenn
Burkhardt q. of $40 Massachusetts
Ave, is charged with assault and
battery and improper driving.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
Church ROBBED
BY THIEVES IN
WEEKEND DRIVE
Hungarian Congregation
Misses Robes and Pop
Bottles,

Several hold~ups, house entries
and church and laundry thefts filed
police States today following an
active weekend by burglars,
Henry Rothchild, 4O2 N New Jer
sey ST., called police to the Hun
ga1ian Congregation Church, 433 e
Market ST, which had been entered
Rothchild said three wool prayer
robes and a silk one. valued at Sal
and several phylacteries were miss
ing Five cases of empty pop bottles
were taken from the basement
John Wcrthington, 1411 N. Ar
senal Ave, told police two colored
men held him up at Lewis and
Yandes SITS. They took S12.
William Wundrup, 415 S. Harding
St, said two cOlored boys held him
up and took SIS.
Robert Whey 500 N. Rural St,
said he accompanied two men to
East and Georgia SITS, to buy some
whisky. When they held him they
took his overcoat valued at $40.
Charles Coon, Chlnaman, told Of
ticer that his place at 112 W. Six
teenth ST., had been entered and Sl2
stolen.
Chow Lee and Charles Lee, who
operate a laundry at 1909 n. Illinois
St. reported the place entered Sun
day night. They were afraid to go
in and when the police entered it
was found a panel had been cut
from rear door. They reported So
missing.
Firearms Taken
Barrett Hardware Company, 400
z. Washington St. was entered
through a rear window on the third
floor. Rifles, shotguns and revolvers
valued at 1921 were taken. Six dog
collars were dropped at the window.
Other places entered and loot TAX
en- are: Mrs. a. r. King, 2063 n.
Delaware St, jewelry valued at $500;
Walter Allen. shine parlor, 9O5 w.
Michigan st, cigars. candy and
chewing gum. $S.45.
A. w. Parsons. 2726 station St.
left his son Louis. Il, at home sun
day while the family went away.
Lewis said he saw n man leave the
bed room. a childs bank was
opened and 1888 in change left. but
/ bill was taken.
Clarene Sheppard 1905 Columbia
Ave, told police the name Of a man
who knocked him down and took 81
from him at 522 Indiana AVG.
Miss Lydia Johnson. 424 S Ala
bama St, also told the name Of It
man she suspicioned of taking 440
from her home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
BIBLE STUDENTS
SPLIT ON DEATH
Head of Missions Here Fails to See Endorsement of
Capital Punishment,

Does the Bible support capital
punishment?
Not entirely" says William C..
MORO, professor at the College of
Missions, considered one of the best
local Bible authorities. "The Old
Testament clearly recognizes and ad-
vocates such a policy as recognized
il the history of the Hebrew and
Jewish people," said Professor Nor
70. Capital punishment is shown
in the old Mosaic law, and Old Tesla
ment scriptures deals clearly with
capital punishment"
But the New Testament regards
capital punishment in a different
light, Professor Moro said. Any
passages from the New Testament
uoted in support Of capital punish
ment are only reached from infer
ence, he said.
Bible Is Quoted
Delegates to the Chicago Lutheran
conference of the Missouri synod,
largest of the Lutheran bodies, in
session there declare that capital
punishment Is legal and backed by
spiritual authority"
To offset the arguments Of those
who, opposing the death penalty,
quote the Bible in support of their
claims, the statement quoted;
GeneHis 9Ie - Whose shedeth
mans blood, by man shall his blood
be shed; for in the image Of God
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
y Love Her.

'"They let US together Sunday. All
miss now as sit here In the Jail
is Ruby I suppose we won't be to-
gether long. Both viii get the rope.
But when I walk up to the scaffold,
I viii tell the world love her and it
viii come from my heart"
District Attorney D, L. Duty said
today he would ask for the extreme
penalty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
Then They Married

a few days after the death Ruby
and Tate. boarder at the Harrington
home, We're married.
7 did not want her TO take the
blame" he said as he leaned back
on the cot in his cell In the Jail here.
Il loved her too much. I wanted a
sweet and pure woman. Ruby WAS
all that a man desired. I would so
through hell for her.
when she told me Sunday she
loved me still. I couldn't let her
suffer alone. I suppose we got
married too fast. that's what caught
US. l could not wait, though.
Il Joined the church Of God for
her That was the first time I ever
went TO church. She wanted me to
go, though.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
LOVE TO BLAME,
SAYS MAN HELD
IN POISON PLOT
Only Sorry He Can't Be With
Woman Whose Former
Husband He Killed.

BIZ United Press
MARION. III. Sept. 29.-"Iove
makes a man do anything" was the
explanation given today by Robert
Tate, who confessed to instigating
the poison plot that resulted in
death Of Joseph Harrington, first
husband of Mrs. Tate.
7 suppose I would DO it over
again" Tate remarked.
Love gets d man 50.
Tate gave arsenic. to Harrington
and when that dose failed to kill,
Harrington's wife. now Mrs. Tate.
administered the fatal dope.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-29
WEEKEND SPEED
NET CATCHES g;
TWOARE WOMEN
lntoxication Charges Placed
Against Six Drivers by
by Motor Police,

Thirty-two alleged speeders were
slated by police over the week end,
twelve short of the record week end
total. Two are women.
Those charged with speeding:
Mrs. Ward Hackelman, %, Of 1853
n. Delaware St; Mrs Katherine
Smith, &c. of 1920 N, Illinois ST.;
James Cox, IS, of 1925 oliver Ave;
Herman Rose, 81, Of 2007 Miller St;
Roy Finley, 81, of 1445 Spann Ave;
Floyd Fruits, 80, of 1884 z. Georgia
St; Fred c. Grotendick. "a. of 64315
r. Eleventh St; Henry Meyer, "a,
of 421 Orange ST.; Donald Brewer,
rs, Of 1923 Charles St; James Con-
ner, 20. Of 238 S. Illinois St; Ben
Elkins, SO, Chicago, Ill; Robert e.
Allen, 80, of 1912 Mcpherson St;
Alfred Larecque, %, of 236 N. JEFF
ferson.: Alonzo Chapman, q, Of 2447
n. Delaware St; Ancil Hawkins, 49,
of 1913 s. Missouri St; John Kentsch,
80, of 800 N. Walcott st.
MarinsviIle Man Slated
Emil Elder, SO, Of 4137 Ruckle
Ave; Robert Hubbard, 81, of Mar
tinsville, Ind; Charles Long, &c. OF
1870 Broadway; Meier Block. 40, OF
2040 N. Delaware St; Cecil Wilson,
81, OF SCI N. Belmont Ave; Ralph
Eiler, 25, of 647 Fairfield Ave;
Hershell Walters, 81, of Fl. Harri-
son; Albert Harding, %. Of 1922
Oliver Ave; Dale Seal, IS, Of 1872
Bosart Ave; Henry Carr, Of 522 w
Forty-A4rst st.
Joe McMurray. 81. colored. $3.50
Balsam Ave, IS charged with speed
ing and driving while intoxicated.
Louis Spar 81, Of New Palestine,
Ind, IS charged with speeding and
assault and battery and driving
while intoxicated; James Maley,. 50,
Of 1852 Jones St, speeding and driv
ing while intoxicated; James Medley,
q, colored. 1925 N. Senate Ave, with
assault and battery and speeding,
and Robert Hale, %. colored, GIG
Ogden St. with speeding, profanity
and disorderly conduct.
Evening star., 1924-06-09
HELP-MALE. AND FEMALE.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GOOD POSITIONS await graduates short
intensive course IN shorthand typewritins.
bookkeeping. civil service will never b
regretted: summer rates. Woods CONNER
cil School. IN Dsxt -C4pttna. I
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FOR SALE-MlsCELLANE0Us
COntfnued,

REFRIGERAT0RS, large and small. new and
used. The Bargain House, 2453 18th NV
Evening star., 1924-06-09
SITUATIoNS-DOMESTIC.
Continued

HoUSEWoRk wanted by two sisters. 439
st NV.
LAuNDRESS. first class. out first Of the week.
34S12 Van ST. s.w. I0s
L.AUNDRESS, irst class wants washing 20
take home. Phone Franklin 4oT-W. 42s y. Y.
ave. NV.
LAUNDRESS-open- air drying. call for and
deliver: best OF references Phone Franklin
qaS1 9s
I.AI SDRY. ttcst-cIass hand work family
washing and rOuyhdry work; reasonable rates
Phone Col. $50. Slos llth St NV.
MAIDS WORK wanted ~ neat celored ..rl.
2ls ST NV
WASH to take home Call Fr. s4S9 after
pm. or write. Address 14os Columbia St
WASH 10 take home out by the day; col
arch n.&.; llth NV. 9s
WASHING to takr home. Cali Col. a1ss.
WOMAN wishes any ktnd Of night work.
Call fr. 7lT3-I.
WORN of any kind ) TO 8 evening: neat and
honest colored woman. 1903 5th st. NV.
WORKING HoUSEKEEPER. white. superior.
desires place 20 20 away. Address Boz 21ny
star Office. 9s
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUS

BUSINESS BrOkerS,
franklin 6I53 40 5tb st. NV.
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II you are that kind OF
chauffeur-you can make big
money in the Black & White
organization. Apply to Mr.,
Ryan, Black & White Garage.
1914 New Hampshire ave. NV.
RESOURCES 100000
Old reliable savings institution
has permanent position for hon
est and energetic man desiring
outdoor occupation. Exeprience
not necessary, but must be will
ing to work hard. Do not answer
unless you are available now.
Unlimited opportunity for ad-
vancement. For personal inter-
view address Box 275-N, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1924-06-09

HAND IRONERS-2o, at once,
Tor our family finished dept.
See Mr.. Wells, Manhattan
Laundry Go, 1876 Florida ave.
NV.
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HELP---FEMALE.
Cnmffnue6-

inCNu WOMAN. high school graduate. to
assist teacher in return for secretarial train
Tag: Apply at once to Strnyer College, 72l
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PERSONAL.

CHILDREN CARED FOR DURING OFFICE
hours by mother in her own home; $l5 per
month. 2Oc per hour, Adams 1928.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS WITH ULTRA
violet ray given by a graduate. Excessive
weight reduced, For appointmeat at Pbone Pot
lt4T 1911 Coun. ave. NV.
PREMATURE GRAY AND FADED HAIR
treated and tinted 70 lts original color with
aure vegetable compound. Special treatments
for hair that has been unsatisfactory colored
from henna and hair dyes. removed and tinted
tn its original color Uut OF town pa irons So
lieited. Resi- OF references Work gusrsn,
te"d by professional operator. Private cp-
continents. Address BoI 2sT-Vr Star Office.
Ios
SCIENTIFIC REAUTIFYING II ALL
branches. Facial and scalp treatment = soc-
ciaity. Ry appointment. North Sltl 9s
cot NCiLiIhR WISHES To CIIAPERoN 4
Young -tr 10 Colorado girls camp. Tee
T0UNG NAN. HOMELESS EARNESTLY
desires ~dn"atIon; VIII consider any propo-
s.tion 10 earn bis i:Sn: and receive educs
ton at same time. Address eox l98-V. Star
nfTce es
El.t., TRIC EATH. MASSAGE FuR ENCt,S-
tsms graduate nurse tcolorei'. North 6J3S.J
PHYSICiAN. SUCCESSFUL. skIN SPECIAL
Isl, treats local cancer free until results are
ohrsined. Franklin 71s .Ndsms 1871
EXCESSIVE INSIGHT EArlUI.Y REnUCEp-
Wobderful French method used. DR.. Della
l.edeud"cksr. u &. 1887 + 81. Fr. $50.
WE ARE NOM PAYING s. To $40 FoR
mems aad ladies used suits, Our prices for
old clothing are .he biggest Wash, Clothing
EAchange. tsSJ d nv. Phone Main a5Ts
JOHNSON REST HOME
for aged. Invalid and convalescent: night and
day snnerxislon. North 7a67. l.a+ :oth NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CONIi0UeH.


IF YoC PLAN 70 by ,aT " have lust pur-
chased one. NC ha'> spec al agtosIuSle
owners course Sr<.pa:T- yuGs fG !nee tag
ever Tuesday spd SiUr5ls- evening al I
o'clock. A knowledge q y"pr car will not
only give you NOR" satisfaction IL -uppi1s
1t. bat will also slIr rruai- his
Y. II. Z. \. AFRO S.Ii0oI. -
Glia SOB
WANTED -FrcacA Eu..rS. gtayerss tioasl o.
fundamental. evenings t-cA - 10 B. &d-
dress foy ataT. Star nffk~.
HOTELS NEED AMErTIuCS men and women;
nation wide ds'nand in OH departments. hotels,
TIA rooms. cafeteTiaS clniS. spa etment hoGses;
ancroHdeu feld fine wing !ncS advance
ment: our methods Endorsed - our students
employed by loading hCtcls ey@rywhcre Open
evenings. Gail for part t,cnlars- Lewis Hotel
IrsiriHg School f3ip New York ave.
TYPEWRIrfNG = TuGrh system, com plstr
cunrse in weeks. beginning Juac 18Th low
tuition; for rotered students Jennifrr Col
logo. nhn~s FFansl;n $3.50.
ENRoEI. NOW for Nes;g gnrsg Fashion Draw
Ing, DressmaS.ag. Millinery. Ask FOR booAles
LfSi NGStnNE ACADEMY
S4 I'm 8 W. Franklin -EI
PATTERNS cI-T TO NEASI'RI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
C<Afi1ued.

S2G0-Confect. and rooms; rent s45.
81 ,050-Confect- and rooms: rent $45.
81 ,20o-Confect. and fountain; rooms.
81 5Oo-COnfect. and delcatessen; rooms;
rent SIS; business 81 900 monthly.
81 ,500-Confect. and 10 furnished rooms; good
corner: good lease; cheap rent
S3' 3'0S9-Confect and : sooms. Cheap rent.
S3oO-Grucery and rooms; rent So; good
corner: long established; big bs rgain J;
SS00-firocery and u rooms; rent $40; good
corner; yrs lease; must sacrihce- ,
S750-Grocery and 6 rooms: b.-T.h b.; sood
residential section: $500 cash one OF
the best in town rent $50.
SSa0-Luneh; ceutral; wi sncrihce.
S650-Sear beer and iunr rooms.
Sfbu-Taiiorirg business transient location
81 iO0-Rooming house; 80 rooms; rent cheap
good loca ton; about $500 required
r. NJ CURTIS. MAIN s042 MAIN oO43,
ZIG Machinists' Bldg. 9th and Mass. ave. o. W
Evening star., 1924-06-09

FSTIMAT0R- wig car fsm.:.a1 wI!l
hiildinE materials and 20 > 'r',rtot isis. 80
figure est ms rs SHr G@Beral rHHtra"Fa.. Must
he ahfe 20 tl@s On residences. draw mans. take
of accurate ma tor o. lis.s s'r. stare age.
cEperienrc SALARY desired acG Eire rafe-enc"as
IsnN ~
Evening star., 1924-06-09

COLUMBIA = Touring, demonstration; just
nicely broken in. we. don't want to hold them
too long as demonstrators: $500 of; open
evenings Jewell Motor Co, 1873 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1924-06-09

kEYs DUPLICATED WHILE you WAIT
- cents. Also small machine work. sI3 II
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DODGE TOuRISG 1871, in good condition
good tires $500 cash 375s 35th St, Nj
Rainier, Md. or address Box 2o4 V. Star Office
Evening star., 1924-06-09

JOB PLASTERING. prompt service, reason
able prices; work guaranteed. North 332J.
Evening star., 1924-06-09

COLUMBIA touring, only used two months
excellent shape must sell sacrifice; cos
81 $50. viii take 81 600 Mr.. Smith. Poto-
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DODGE sedan; late model AL cord tir"S
and many extras; party taking up Just the M
paid notes can own real car, SJ6s.00; l.
months pay for il. 212I 18th 81. n.
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cHANDLER 4-pass-. $500 down. bal. J. IT,.
evsrhauied; new paint. Rickenbackeg. 80,
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DODGE COUPE. 1892, completely equipped
good condition; 500 cash. Telephone ~ !
Alexandria 14s
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE
Continued.

REUPHoIsTERED. siip-covers
made 10 order Phone for samples Estims ties
given cbeerfully. New York Upholstery Co.,
gIQ Mai, aRsY
Evening star., 1924-06-09

CHEVROLET Superior, touring, in excellen'
condition; SSni. terms. Barry-Pafe MOTOR
Co.. 2525i Sherman ave NV. Col. 1905.
CLEVELAND SRDAN-A wonderful buy; $40
cash or terms. Ricsenbacker. 1907 lsth st
Evening star., 1924-06-09

Dry CLEANER Tor fancy work. Apply ready
ior work. CarJnack Dry Clear ng Co, lie0
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CoLUMBIA-1923 touring; is ready 70 go
| motor, upholstry, paint, rubber in exceilenr
| shape only $500: open evenings. Jewel
Motor Co JT3S nth 81 NV
Evening star., 1924-06-09

DODGE touring, 1923; excellent condition: +.
good tires, . bumpers: run 1000 miles; $jIJ
| 1901 5th 81. ne. Line. 25lU.
Evening star., 1924-06-09

If YoU LIST your business for sale with
US it will be offered only TO parties seeking
that particular line of business. Injurious
publicity is thus avoided.
CARI EN &, T. z 3 FL
Evening star., 1924-06-09

FURNITURE UPHoISTp. REP'D: SLIP
covers made. Est. eheerfully given Returned
free. TITTESSOR 1924 Sth NV. y. T702.
Evening star., 1924-06-09

GHANDLER touring. 1920: wire wheels: gplru
ala buy, $500. Barry-Pate MOTOR Co. ~ =,
sherman aye. Col. IIO6. Mr Shocker
Evening star., 1924-06-09

DODGE COUPE. splendid condition; gooi
tires; excelleut upholstery; can be purCha ed
for cash or on terms. Phone Col. 943A. 10.
Evening star., 1924-06-09

nEIICArESSEN MAN = Experienced: must
know how 10 make salads .l|, Esv1s bland
Evening star., 1924-06-09

DODGE touring, special offer today, Sll0
terms. Call MIR ShOckey. Col 1Tb6.