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Evening star., 1925-08-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FEATHER BEDS and furniture; highest
Co. 1905 9TH st. NV. Potomac 1857. 90.
PEAATHER ETA BEDS and taTnture beg. prIess
St NV. Phone Main 1896.
FURNITpRE-Pianos. store and office equip
ment; Let ,, Us eall and give an estimate.
so4 10Th st nTS" NV. n. i a27? l' Aue'lo"etI'.
FURNITURE of all kinds to furnish apis.
Adams 1916. IA
FURNITURE-Want to purchase some, used
piano. Phone Franklin 5j94 49,
FURNITURE-Piano. carpets. rugs, and mis-
ell nsY gond need them and
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone
NJ w.:rSS:r ISs2 . for 200 wagon pa or have me call
ETRSiTuRE MT tRii and h9ussh2ld goods wanted
Weisenherg. 4l6 10th st. NV. Main 9275.
FURNITURE-ff you want to obtain best
results LOT your furnlture and other mis-
ave NV Franklin s7sb. : wv D'''' al 9
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best prices
RW.. r or ga pSone Franklin iH1e l6e87 fOO La ave
FTRNITURE-If, you have any furniture or
best results, send for Louis Notes, 421 10th
st. NV. Phone Franklin 2015.
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
lewelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid. Selingcr's sls F ST.
gsAcHINIsTs J ,6 i : OUTSIDE MIICRoHsETERs:
see Mr.. Cecil. Star pressroom.
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds, Ieweiry: fine
Psa9'1u saa i, pees' aa,n asfp,ssissIiys ss A Arnold
PIANo--Must be a bargain .or cash Frank
SHOTGUN s-we will pay cash for your old
shotgun Bring II In today. Grocc's. 11th
USED Fu RNITURE for 8 rooms: complete
suites and odd pieces Ad 900.
Evening star., 1925-08-11
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.

All advertisements for The Evening Star
must be at The Star office or one of The
Star branch Offices hy IL p.m. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following eXcep-
Evening star., 1925-08-11
Gas RANGE. large Garland. like new, s04
4 03rd ST n w

GAS RANGES-New and slightly used all
sizes: less than half price. Why pay more
Every range guaranteed. j. ". Williams.
900 9th 81. NV. Main 29s6. 23'
LAUNCHES. cheap Is, q and 80 feet: also
Evening star., 1925-08-11
HELP-MALE Continued.

PRESSER. to work a Prosperity pressing
machine: steady work: good pay. Apply
rear 5l6 9Th 81 Sc
Evening star., 1925-08-11
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FrRNITURF--Private party has number OF
white enameled double and single beds. with
springs: also day beds Army cots iron:
genuine leather couch wardrobe with long
mirror. etc: other pieces. Adams 412f.
Evening star., 1925-08-11

ESSEX COUPE. '23: Duco finish. -pleudd
appearance. fine motor 1924 cash ana S@l
DER mo. This eEceptIonal car and others
may he found at Wallace Motor Co. VI 1912.
Evening star., 1925-08-11

CHEVROLET SEDAN-Ig23: good mechan-
zeal condition: newly painted: bumpe-. extra
tire: terms. Trew Motor Co. 1903 18th
CHRYSLER SEDAN. new. 4-cyl party leav-
ing town viii sacrifice. Call after 3. 1908
y. II. ave. NV
Evening star., 1925-08-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MISUNDERSTANDING china. brass, Jew
elry; all Kinds. A. w. Arnold. 1923 G st. n w.
FURNITURE-Enough for an s-room house
wanted immedi ately: will buy as whole or
odd pieces. Call Adams 4f34-W.
APPAREL tmen's wopien's and children 81
needed for rumlnagc sale. aleo miscellaneous
household articles. odds and ends etc. Will
pay cash. Phone Fr. 6416-J. 13'
BALLOON TlkE. used. wanted for Ford.
West 1859.
BoOKS-BOOKS-BOO /. l. KINDS
Bring them in" or phone Franklin 641S
Pearlmans Book Shon 933 G NV.
CAMERAS. tools OF every kind. field glasses
shotguns anything you have to sell. Groce's
l1th and F. NV. Ph. Frank. 8:l3 postal
CLoThES-Wlll pay highest prices for ladies
y. Stein. 1908 7th q NV. Phi. N. 400.
CLoTHING--Men's used clothing bought of
all kinds Highest prices paid. Auto calls
Main 4i45. Justh's OLD Stand. 619 d.
DIAMONDS. jewelry ana old gold for cash
No delays Alvin HoHa. diamond broker.
91s F st. NV. Rooms II and Is. NJ, 645s.
Evening star., 1925-08-11

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1922. excellent
condition: only $3.50 cash balance Slf.5
per month: your car in trade 1927 Conn
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: 18th st. NV. Miss
" kind. by the day
'ence. 1850 T st. NJ
: or morning work
8.
PERSONAL.
WANTED TO CHI
ord roadster. leavinG
.E. Col. 5OHl. after
CARE GIVEN G.
'alids by nurse in I
PERSONAL.

Milwaukee. Ford roadster: leaving Aug IS
Call Mr.. SOULE. Col 504l. after 9 nm. 13.
BEST HOME CARE GIVEN GONZALES
home lincoln s34s:J.
THE BEST MARCEL. AND BOB CURL IN
8ashinS,SR AZ 'Rnfs Sg4 sH9FFf sfaa?FsR
sREc xsFs s AGsSsT fFEcE SHOP NA5qE io5f
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET.
ter class of unfortunate young women be
CHARGES reasonable Babies for adoption.
Veil HOSPITAL. CORY. Pa.
WILL GIVE HOME AND CARE TO ED
eriy person for life in private Christian home
in return for money or real estate: treat as
one of family. Address Box 423-J Star of
STONE. 1917 Rhode Island ave.
HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. GENUINE. $40
value S6: hair air, work gb, at lowest prices: also
WANTED FOR ADOPTION-LEGTTIMA
o htf 6ahy ooy Xddess BON
s. kkk HAs ess nssds aap p
years exp. 300 Kresge Bldg. 18th and G.
ELECTRIC MASS AGE. VIOLET RAY. Their
matismoi aching. swollen, Joints. neryo1snness.
Miams in Chevrolet sedan: Very reasonable
Call Col. 4s60 at once. 12'
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT : DRUGLEss
GR.R GRhSG NASH f. PA Frank a4J fsSS SdBE fB
MOTORING TO NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY,
desire travelling companion. Call between q
and PM. GEORGE L. MIDDLETON. l III
East Capitol.
WOULD LIKE FOUR PEOPLE AS COM
panions to go to Miami. Fla. in new Dodge
sedan: reasonable price. Call Col. S9i3-J
after 80 pm
TWO PEOPLE WANTED TO MAKE Up
party of five required to get special reduced
home seekers excursion rates to Florida
August IL. Phone Columbia 7279-J 12'
EVERY CARE GIVEN INyALIDs. CONvA-
lescents and aged. BY nurse in her own home.
Adams 7363. 1913 Kalorama road.
"A AnEh EAYETTE yW HaaTVEt SFkTTY PkRE0H
oPlENliFNG r ! 6& PRICES: PEIRsMHiAEEENT FIRM \ wsaav!E,
WE PAY 81 TO $40 FOR MEN 's-LADiEs'
suits, oyercoats; Our prices for old clothes,
fHc ~ kiPds PkE ase ESsF the highest WASH CLOTH
Phone NJ. 33is. 633 NV.
Dr, DELLA. IEbENDECKER. Eek D.. N e. The The
Toronto goth and NV. Phone Pot. 2460.
A GRADUATE IN ELECTC'Y WILL GIVE
you scientific treatment: excessive weight re-
duced by new methods. Phone Pot. 14+7.
HANDSOME, H EAL T H Y
baby girl, 4 months old, for
adoption. Call Cleveland 2227.
Evening star., 1925-08-11

DCRANT TOURING. 1923. fully equipped
and in excellent condition: Sls3 cash bal
anGe, $500 per month: your in trade
Evening star., 1925-08-11

FLINT TOURING. 1924: large SIX. fully
equipped and excellent condition: a hargE.U-
your car IN trade and easy terms on the bal
lnce. 7oH Conn aNn
Evening star., 1925-08-11

DODGE COUPE. 1923: exceptional condition
bumper. extra tire mOtometer. terms TrCw
Motor Co. 1909 14th
Evening star., 1925-08-11

CHEVROLET TOURING CAR Ig23-ln
nrst-class condition: Sl75: terms. Franklin
Evening star., 1925-08-11

DODGE touring $50: fine engine good top.
oody and tires. Rear 2l9 Bird n ". IL"
DODGE TOURING. late 1923 like new.
S4S6. Terms West onl0
Evening star., 1925-08-11

COUPE. 1924: excellent con
ditlon; tully equipped: decided bargain.
SOS cash. balance S25 per month your car
IN trade. 1927 Conn ave
Evening star., 1925-08-11

DODGE. late II: new paint pistOn- -!nEs.
S2Sb. OWner Col n21n-I
Evening star., 1925-08-11

DODGE TOURING. late: Ike new: Duco
paint; S3S5: terms. West 1890
Evening star., 1925-08-11
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents a word.

REAL ESTATE ADS.
8 words to the line. 3-line minimum, at
line rate. as follows
! time o0c per line.
2 times Iac per line.
3 times. lSc per line
times. 17c per line
Evening star., 1925-08-11

Washington: must he more than 25 years
old: give employment record last five years
Apply by letter only TO H. j. Heinz Co. 220
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
RELIGIOUS CULT
IN CITY HALL
Long, Haired DevoteeS Want
Permission to Build

Guided and supported by ono OF
the younger hsnd,maidens Of his
religious colony In Ballard, Daniel
Sawl,. patriarchal leader OF the
long haired cult Of the seventh
Elect Church In Spiritual Israel.
brought in about 50 Of his flock 10
the board Of public works session
Thursday. just before noon. to beg
permission to erect n combined
church. school and dormitory at
1925 Ninth ave. n. W Permission
vas refused by the board.
The permit had been rejected by
Robert Proctor. building supsrin.
tendent. after ~ nearby residents
bad protested the construction. They
declared that the disciples Of tho
venerable street preacher wear
strange garments aud have queer
habits which would detruct from
the value Of our property"
The rejection. however. Is based
on tho zoning law which prohibits
such dormitories in first-elass rcsi.
dcncc districts.
In marked contrast to the heated
protest OF the property owners.
sawlt's bearded and long haired
street preachers quietly explained
their faith and works and asked 10
be allowed to continue saving souls
for life eternal by building Up. not
tearing down"
1.-THE board OF works. notwith-
standing" one Of them asserted
naively. this work will 20 on, be.
cause 1t Is Gods work. We are
long.haired. but 10 was Jesus Christ
Almighty and George Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
GOING TO BUILD
REALLY. TRULY HOME

The idea OF The Star 10 have me
really and truly build home vas
so that everyone interested In home
building could follow my efforts,
step by step. difficulty by difficulty,
JOY by JOY, right thru 10 the Won
derful moment when. my home
completed and furnished. ! can In
wife Seattle 10 come on in and see
how nearly have accomplished my
purpose.
one thing I'm ready 10 promise
you all right now. This home Is
going 10 be built right. And you
are all going TO build II with me.
every inch OF it. and know as much
about il when we're thru as I win
myself--that Is. Il you arr interested
enough to follow me in The star.
Every. day or two IN have some.
thing more 10 tell you. and hope
you all sc, the house.bu.ldlng fever
FOR IT'S not only the backbone OF
the nation but the most FASCINATING
thing imaginable Watch for che
winning plan IN next Mondays
star Others win be printed from
time 70 time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
KNEW GNU WAS NOT NEW
llncle Bob Guessed Answer
But Found II Difficult
TO Explain

Sister sue was working on a
crossword purzle. when Uncle Bob,
who knows everything. came into
he room. and was at once inter-
rcSa,ed as follows;
what is South African rumi.
ratr"
-why that's the gnu animal" re.
vlsd Uncle Bob.
Yes. bot what's the name OF the
new anlmal--what's the word-,hree
ht,r!- asked the excited Suzanne.
Gnu" her uncle replied,
New No, ] mean the name
q, ths new animal you mentioned. .
Yes | know. gnu Is the name"
But new does not match the
second IeSter-or any OF them
well, gnu i not newt though,
yoa knew, There arc three such
words. al pronounced about the
nms. but spelled differently: knew,
ner add gnu. said Uncle Bob as
ts carefully spelled each word
In case OF doubt. refer 20 the
dictionary And the ideal dictionary
for crossword puzzle solvers can be
Rad BY every reader who clips a
coupon and presents " with two
aihsrs and the small expense named
therein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Electric Shop Owner
Fined for Bad Wires

Alleged to have caused $1,000
fire by putting faulty electric wiring
in his place OF business, Carl f..
FoIlstrom. owner OF an electric shop
at 1924 Railroad ave, was fined $50
by Police Judge John y. Gordon,
Friday. The charge was putting in
wiring without a permit
The alleged faulty wiring was
the cause Of the waterfront fire
which Monday night caused heavy
damage TO four business houses In
the same block IS F'ollstrom's cleo
trio store Fire Inspector Frank
Harshfield and Elcctricl Inspector
4. Nicholson said a copper wire
bridge between fuss caused an
overload OF electricity to heat the
wires OF the house. setting 1t on
fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

OF the woman, May Vaughan, raid
to throw evidence upon Seattle
murder The men are thought 20
have been connected with tho Dc.
livery OF Milo Eggcrs from a. =,
marshal at San Francisco at the
time Ariel Egsers %as shot by one
of HIS pals. The men gave the
names OF John Bricncr, Thomas II,
Miller Joseph Curry Harry Green
and Jacob Diamond.
The place where the capture WAS
made II said 20 have represented n
small arsenal. with thousands 81
rounds OF ammunition, shotguns and
pistols Of an rallbors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
REBUILD PL A n 7
Destroyed Cannery in Alas
ka May Be Reconstructed

Plans 90 reconstruct the cannory
Mt Lake BAY Alaska near wrRngsll,
which burned yesterday nrc being
considered by w. G Barnes 4 Co.
II was held AT the lnttor's Portland
headquarters Friday
4 crew lcft Seattle Thursday on
the steamer jefferson for the pack.
ing plant. which was destroyed with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
NAVAL INQUIRY
Board Probes Alleged Plot
10 Disable u. S. Tanker

SAN PEDRO, Cal. April o.
Shore leave was denied today to
the crew Of the T., s. y. Tanker
Guyana while officers Investigated
an alleged plot 10 disable the yes.
sci.
Captain ~ A. orr commander Of
The o. s. s Procyon said emery
powder had been placed IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
NAB 6 SUSPECTS
Believes TO Be Connected
With EggerS' Gang

Five men and woman are under
arrest In Philadelphia FOR alleged
completely with tho Esgers gang or
hijackers, who formers haunted
Puget Sound, according TO reports
received by police here
Letters were found IA possession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
:, 9 IrCuiE BUTLER

$40 rlan for the ideal Seattle
NJ, sarsalow~ has been selected.
-. met Friday 10 discuss the
1uss., entries In the competition
,s."wn open by The star Tor " plan
inlV"n oys.room bungalow best suit
~ :. N, needs Of the average fam
g " 80 no, TO exceed in cost the
" -, r which family with an aN-
.-a,s income could afford.
a. ,s,., hours spent with rule and
~ ~. ard in computation and
- 1..s,,on Of space, costs and de-
~ sluays bearing in mind that
-. - xonan In the average Seattle
s =. viii DO her own house
so~s the Judges drew up the to'-
,ou,ng statement;
TpsEs ANNOUNCE
MINERS OF PRIZES
-alss c. Lucille Butler
The Seattle star
your Jury for tue selection OF the
an. plans in connection With your
semee,ition Tor The Ideal Seattle
ss,s,alow.' beg TO report their ind
mrs as follows;
~r.rs, prize. SIS. Howard H. Riley.
.-.si,.c, and engineer. 4OSI Arcade
Bas u.rt.u.
second prize, SIC. Walter William
Lana. 500 Pantases Bids.
third prize. IS; Clarence Z. stohr,
suilter. 500 Seneca ST.
-FOur,h prize, IS; Ernest {. Haley
,rrA,,ec,. Asg Arcade Bldg
Your jury further desires 10 state
INA, in their opinion none Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
THAT DuTIFuL

EMPLOYER why didn't YOU
come when ! ranE2
OFFICE BOY because didn't
hear the bs,l
thereafter when you don't hear
the bell you must come and tell
me FoH'
YES, sir was The dulful answer.
Edinburgh Scotsman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

AN estimated loss Of 100000
Wen put them 10 work We
atm have dock OF Lake Bay %
wna the word from the Barnes Of
fee Definite plans Tor this SUM
mers activities have not set been
worked out, however. II Was raid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
KIWANIANS' LUNCH
COSTS DOUBLE; ST
FINE FOR PARKING

THE DALLES. Ore, April a.
i The Klwanis club luncheon
yesterday cost 13 Of ltq members
Sl.i5 each. only six bits OF which
was for the dinner Police Judge
y. l.. Gates assessed the add.
tionnl dollar all around when each
submitted his little traffic slip for
parking overtime on Second ST. nt
neon yesterday. Tho Klwaniong
usually park their cars in front
Of tho hotel Dnlles The parking
ordinance limits the time 10 so
minutes. They stayed 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Bungalow Prizes Are
Announced by Judges
Decide on Winning Plans for Lucille
Buffers New House

plans presented can be butt for
$4,000
I'm the decision rendered the jury
chose the plan which provided the
most convenient and economical ar
pngrmcnt OF space and the most
pleasing exterior combined with
economy OF construction.
I'm the design placed second. the
jury considered the plan very good,
but too elaborate to GENE within
the scope OF the program
(sigueD DAVID ], MYERS,
Architect
c. T.. PRuNN,
Interior Decorator
standard Furniture
Co.
W G. CLuTHlER.
Chief City building
Inspector
HARLAN THOMAS.
Architect"
Having purchased the lot which
is splendid. level piece Of ground.
50xlSo. on California ave- between
Juneau and Raymond SITS. West Sc
attic. and selected the winning plan
! feel that | am we'll started on
my job Of building this Ideal hunSa'
low for The star and for Seattle
folks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
PAGES Is TO 26s

Cuyamas engine. presumably BY a
drunken sailor
orr ~ head Of a naval board Of
inquiry probing the affair. Cap.
tain orr said bo did not believe
ay act Of sabotage vas intended
by any Of the men Of the crew,
He said damage was slight and
the ship would leave on schedule
with the fleet this afternoon for
San francisco The vessel has .
crew Of 200
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

Every day some article Is lost
Look in the Want Ad column. II
may help YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Style and Quality

Examine a Fahey- Brockman
garment critically-obserue the
class offhe design and the quail
ify of the mdferial-S see the
pdinsfdking care, the high
degree of skilled workmanship
mole the style and then reflect
on our loWly prices. DO these
things and you'll knoW the
reasons Why a growing army
of customers keep on boosting
this business.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-25
SCHOOL NOTES ORIGINAL STORIES
 Bud Seitenreich

l flew to Holland on my magic cloak.
 1 saw windmills. They use them to pump water with. They divide their land by canals. They use them for fences. They have little bridges that they can pull up, and it will keep the cows with the water.
 They make wooden shoes, because it is so wet in Holland. They cut them outof wood. They look big and clumsy, but they are light. They hook dogs to carts and haul milk.
 On Easter they go to the houses and beg for eggs. When they get enough they go home and boil them. Then they stain them red or brown. They call Easter day Eiertikken. Eier means egg.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-25

EXPECT TO REACH ALASKA
 ON TRIP ACROSS ARCTIC
 London. - Describing the British Pole project on which he intends to start in May, Grettir Algarson, young Icelander said to the Daily Express, that the final dash will oe made in a small Nongrin airplane, which will carry four passengers and thirty days food. A small sled will also be taken on the trip. He express ed the hope of beating Amundsen and said that the party might req ch the Alaskan coast if the plane was disabled.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-25
Janus Trim

l am going down to the ranch after school is out. l have d gar den and am planning to have beds In one bed 1 am going to have poppies, Chinese pinks, and pan sies. In another l am going to have naSturtiumS, aSterS, tulips and some lupines. And in anoth CT 1 am going to have string bea ns, peas, lettuce, cabbage, and onions. Graham is going to have pansies, daisies. and bed of string beans.
 We have some water which We can get for the plants, and l will water them every day.
 Margaret Ahrens
 The moon is sometimes yellow
 Sometimes 1 cannot see the moon. Sometimes 1 can see his face.
 The moon gives us light.
 The moon is pretty.
 like the moon and the sun.
 Louise Ahrens
 The snow is white. 1 like it when the snow is on the ground. Then we can ride on our sleds. We can play tag in the snow. l 1 like to play tag with Buddie. l like it in winter. But it is cold in winter. When the snow comes the leaves drop from the trees.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-25
Leonard BrenWick

One day fairy gave me flying cloak. 1 jumped on the cloak and off I went. I soon came to Switzerland.
 1 saw Han>el and Crete The child zen told me that their home is high up in the mount aims.
 They asked me to come up to their house and stay there. We pass many cities on our way up the mountains.
 1 saw men milking cows. | saw children helping their par ents make cheese.
 The boys have cabins to sleep in. They put stones on the root tO keep it from blowing off in great storms.
 l soon went back home and told my mother all about it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-22

THIS oFRIcE INVITES you TO LIST
Yeur property. either improved or un-
IL priced right. a reasonably early
sale may be expected.
r.. l. ELLIQTT
Bank OF Commerce & Savings Bic
Main 9s91 EvaninEa North 1859
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-22

2417 PA. AVE N w.--Store room
and six rooms above: owner SIS willing
to rent very reasonable to right tenant
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 N Y. Ave. N. w. Main 1lS@
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-22
Live Stock

Dogs, Cats, Pets. Etc. s.
DOGS, two male noodles. So each. 241A
18th st. N. e. Potomac e12.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p0odles beauti-
full pets: male. female: 1212 2tA y. ":
WASHINGTON PET SHOP
Home Of famous Boston terrier Stgour-
ney King. e11 9th at. N. w. M. 4l7z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-22
AutOmOtive
Automobiles for Sale

Automobiles for Sale ~
y PEERLESS
1923 Hupmobile Coupe
Looks and runs like new: A real
Studebeaker 1923 Sedan
Has a new set of balloon tires and
a in nice condition $500. Terms.
Hudson 1928 Touring
In excellent condition; new tires; paint
very good; $500. Terms.
Peerless 1924 Sedan
B-passenger. with balloon tires West
iRghouse shock absorbsrs and many
Willys-Knight Touring
=. 1923; 5-passenger: in excellent con-
dition. Looks like new. 500. Terms
Studebaker 1924 Touring
Ing Six; 5000 miles: looks like new,
runs like new. Terms.
Willys-Knight Sedan
Good paint and tires; in fine condi-
ton.
Buick 1923 Coupe
6-passenger touring sedan type. This
car is in fine condition and Is bar
gain.