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Washington telegraph., 1925-01-16
EOR WORKING PEOPLE

The best of workers get out
of sorts when the liver fails to
act. They feel languid, half
sick. blue" and discouraged
and think they are getting
la Y. Neglect of these symp-
toms might result in a sick
spell. therefore the sensible
course is to take a dose or two
of Herbine. 1t is just the med
icine needed to purify the sys-
TEN and restore the vim and
ambition of health. Price 60c'
Sold by Bates Drug Co,
Washington telegraph., 1925-01-16
500 AIRPLANES A MONTH.
THE u. S. A. JOKE.
FLYING SHIPS FOR TROOPS.
THE COUNTRY EDITOR.
By Arthur Brisbane

The spokesman for the Mikado
announces that Japan's relations
with all treaty powers, including
this country, were never more
friendly. We are all glad of that.
We have for Japan only the most
sincere feelings of kindness and
admiration.
Washington telegraph., 1925-01-16

Is not this country rich and in
telligent enough to meet the situa-
ton, and keep up with the times?
The flying machine was invented
here, and we sit waiting for other
countries to develop it, and per-
haps use it against us.
Why must we wait for Europe to
establish a flying service across
the ocean? If our business men,
that talk so much Of superior pri-
vate ownership, lack energy and
courage to be pioneers, the United
States Government should do it.
Instead of merely sending out
of Cate battleships to cruise in the
Pacific, we ought to send half q
dozen dirigibles, bigger than any,
thing England has, each carrying
its cargo of flying machines and
fliers, to make friendly demonstra-
tions in flying from the mother
ships, target practice with imita-
tion bombs against moving and
stationary targets, etc. All that
would be instructive, create thought
in foreign countries and promote
peace.
The editors of country weekly
newspapers are the most infuen-
tial men in the United States.
Each one can influence at least one
Congressman and two Senator'S,
more than half a dozen so-called
"big editors" could influence them.
Two thousand Of these editors
publish this article, sending it into
millions Of farm houses and village
homes. They should take this ques-
tion Of air defense in hand, and put
it through, as they put through
the parcels post.
Write to your Congressman and
your two Senators, urging them to
support President Coolidge ear
nestly in his determination to give
'our.ry a. 7dcauste air force.
Washington telegraph., 1925-01-16

At the. same time it is interest
ing, and not amusing, to consider
these facts: Japan builds 800 air.
planes each month, keeping sew
enteen factories busy night and
day" According to our Brigadier
General William Mitchell, sound
authority on air service, this Gov
ernment owns, in all, only roo air.
planes, big and little. And Of the
700 only twenty would have any
value as fighting machines. There
fore, Japan builds each month
twenty-five times as many serv-
iceable planes as we have Alto
gether.
And we have in America only
450 pilots that could be used for
air battles, in time of war. Japan,
England, France have thousands.
Inc rlch That night taxes and
yell for economy fear one thing
even more than loss of their dol
lars, and that is talk of revolution.
Just one thing could bring bloody
revolution and uprising in this
country. And that would be
shameful defeat in war, with hor-
rible loss of life and property, due
70 lack Of preparation.
The very rich men and corpora
tions that control this nation, die
tate its candidates and its laws,
should bear that in mind and not
fN ccnrnr.y 80 far.
Washington telegraph., 1925-01-16

The British, creators Of the
superdreadnaught, rulers Of the
sea Cor generations, are not neg
lecting their air fleet. They have
organized flying service separate
and apart from Army and Navy
control, unhampered by precedent
and old-fashioned idens.
Britain is building airships big
enough to carry bodies of troops,
replacing the old, slow floating
troop ships. These ships, each
with five million cubic feet gas
capacity, will make our Shenan-
doah or Los Angeles look like a
tugboat compared with a battle
ship.
The ships will be put to work at
once, carrying mails and passen-
gers from England to India and
other distant parts Of the Empire.
Thus they will pay their way in
peace, and be ready for war when
it comes.
Washington telegraph., 1925-01-16
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
j. E. Gold, Editor

Entered at the Postoffice at
Washington, Ark, as second
class mail matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Pastor Sings
Movie" Soma

Here's an invitation TO the Holly.
wood stars TO accept salvation thru
religion.
Rev. c Il. Cannon. who is in
charge Of the musical programs for
tho revival services at the John
Cohen evangelistic meetings at Third
ave. and Blanchard St. has written
a song, which he sang at the services
last evening and in which his melod-
ious voice expressed n desire 10 see
the leaders In tho screen world ac-
cept the message OF Rev. Cohen.
Tho chorus OF tho melody follows;
I'D like TO see Charlie Chaplain at
tho altar;
I'd like TO SEQ him really shed
some tears:
I'd like 10 see Bill Hart get full sal.
walton;
I'd like to SEQ him preach turnout
his years,
"1'd like TO see Mary Pickford shout.
ing Glory
With Norma Talmadge weeping at
the stand,
I'd like to see Thoda Bara wear n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
SOMEONE WANTS
EVERYTHING
And Uncle Sans Local o.
flee Tries TO Get II for Them

what lies beyond tho seas Mar
kets for American Industrial and
agricultural products OF many de-
scriptions In 40 world countries are
held out by tho department OF com
merco In itH offering OF inquiries for
American goods reported this week
by trade enyoyB abroad
From fish nets 90 toy balloons
sales opportunities are offered In
countries near and far.
An inquiry from Canada for the
purchase OF 10000 wooden battery
aeparators and 1000 wooden battery
boxes Is included IN the list. An in.
dustrinl concern IA Germany wants
TO purchase 500. 900 railroad ties and
10000 telephone poles in the Amer
lean market Egypt offers an op'
portunity Tor the sale Of $500 rolls
OF photostate paper,
Argentina forwards an inquiry for
the purchase OF $4,000 reamH OF yari.
Gus kinds OF paper Peru wants 10
arrange with an American firm for
tho monthly shipment OF 10000 cot.
ton flour sacks,
Agricultural and industrial ma.
chinery arc inquired fos along with
chemicals, hospital supplies. eleetri.
cal materials. radio sets. canned
goods. harness. hardware. tanning
materials, pipe. grain. minerals,
printing presses. lubrioating oils,
rubber corsets, musical Instruments.
m0tion'pictuo films. textiles. adding
machines and numerous other Rrtl.
Cles,
Industrial heads here can obtain
the service by inquiries Of tho do,
partner, OF commerce. Offices Ht bl5
Lowman building,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

S,EATTLE's water source, tho Co
- dar river watershed, denudcd OF
trees by logging operations, is be
ing roforested.
water Superintendent George +.
Russell announced Friday that the
5000 trees. purchased from the
University Of Washington school Of
forestry and set out under tho d.
rcction Of tho school faculty. arc
doing nicely.
In n few years tho erosion which
has come with logging operations,
and tho growth Of herbiferoun trees
viii be entirely checked. Russell he
licyr8,
Two separate areas have been rc.
forcstcd with young Douglas fir
trees. Russell explains The first
area is located in tho flats north.
east OF Cedar lake. This area has
been repeatedly burned over. II is
OF candy loan soil and II entirely
clear except for large logs in an
advanced stage OF decay.
on marshy ground near the
mouth OF Cedar lake. fourycnr-old
sitka spruce was planted. This
district IL grown over with willow
trec4 and It WINS believed most
suitable to spruce production. Tho
trees were obtained from tho uni
versity.
This Is tho initial planting of
our rcforcstation program" Russell
said. I'VE believe IL will be entirely
successful as well as economical,
"a nursery has been constructed
and an area cleared which is being
seeded with varieties Of confer
seeds in which wo expect to pro.
duce 500, 900 trees for future plant.
ing.
by special arrangement with the
state fire warden and tho u. S,
forest service, program OF burn
ing over the logged off lands, to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Religion of Science
to Be Lecture Topic

Rev Rudolph Ericsson. aEsiBiant
pastor % the Plymouth Conkrega.
tional church. viii lecture on "Th1
Religion or Modern Scientific
Man" Friday nj s .. m. AZ the
Labor temple Tho lecture VIII be
under tho auspices ~ tho Seattle
Labor college. and tho public is In.
yited, H@iIME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
PRESERVE wINDMILI.s

THE Holland is TO keep
its thousands OF windmills and re-
store its carlton concerts OF former
days. Because Of the threatened de-
struotion OF many OF the windmills
by industrial plants. a society, known
as the Dutch Mills. induced the gov.
eminent to issue an order prohibit.
ing the demolition of any windmills.
The society also is seeking TO restore
many OF the famous bells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Build Huge Grain
Elevator on Lakes

OWEN SOUND. Ont. May S.
Contract has been awarded Tor tho
new 1000, 600 bushci elevator here for
the Great Lakes Elevator Go, Tho
new elevator will bo OF material
assistance in getting tho Western
wheat crop 20 tho Atlantic acaboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Canadian Shipments
of Cattle Increase

MONTREAL, Que. May s.--An
increase OF approximately 80 per cent
has taken place in the live cattle cx-
ports TO the United Kingdom in the
period January / to March 10. 1925,
as compared with the corresponding
period last year. Up to March 10 the
exports OF cattle in 1925 were 1862
head. as compared with 1851 in the
same period in 1924 and 9.5il in 1928
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Canadian Raw Fur
Worth Is Millio

OTTAWA, Ont. May s.-Tht u
value OF the raw fur PRODUCTS
Canada for the season 1854 Y
sl5.s43.sl7 This amount reprtass
tire market value OF the pelts OF
bearing animals taken in Card
during the season, comprising q
Of animals taken by trappers 4
pelts of ranch-bred animals !
value Of the latter constituting I
proximately 5la per cent Of the "a
value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

to get into the
race for Queen OF
tho own Your
Home exposition.
She carried the
unanimous vote
OF Rainier Valley
n n d W Ill b o
known as Miss
Rainier Valley"
Miss Iianes ls
tho second girl
to enter tho all.
community con.
test, which Is be
ing held in con.
noctlon with tho
Homo Show this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
BRITISH HEADS CHANCE

LONDON Many features Of the
heads OF. Enslishmen arc changing
says Sir Arthur Keith. noted scion.
fist. after examining tho skulls Of
persons who lived IN the 18th cen
fury. Tho capacity OF the brain.
however. Is not increasing. he says.
Changes were noted IN the positions
of the nose. eyes and Jaws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Absolutely FREE Saturday
Seattle Bargain House Stock Goes On Sale

Again we have come TO the forefront
this time we have taken over the entire
SEATTLE BARGAIN HOUSE STOCK.
The SEATTLE BARGAIN HOUSE was
formerly located ut lil5 First Avenue
THE BUILDING WAS CONDEMNED by
the citS of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

Photo by Grady summer. The
other Ia Miss Beatrice Newman, Of
Capitol HIll.
Various communities are each TO
select n girl from that community
who will ontcr In tho final raoo for
tho tito OF "Mlss Seattle" and tho
1850 diamond ring offered by tho
Seattle Real Estate board to tho win.
nor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
sEYEN SHIPS sALYAGEn

LONDON Seven Of the German
ships sunk at scapa Flow now have
been salyagcd. More than n dozen
large vessels stlil lie at tho bottom
OF the big bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

"U" Coed to Debate
in National Contest

Dorothy Thomas George. local
university dcbater. will so TO palo
Alto May e. 90 speak in tho Pa.
Cifir coast oyatoricat contest Win,
ncr- in this elimination contest win
enter tho national competition ~
I,oe Angeles. June g. She is one of
seven winners thus fRr in various
parts Of tho Coast region. Prizes
amounting 10 s., 600 arc already 81
stake In The national contest
Olive trees morn than 1000 years
old arc found on tho island Of Ma.
inrca-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY
l6Ol-l6O3 FIRST AVENUE ffSR sF

ps Il win enable tho grain boats 10
unload their carEosH moro cxps.
ditlously and will also improve faclt-
tiles for leading tho grain cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

Note: Send 25C for my new Illus.
fratcd book, entitled stop Asthma,
Hay Foycr and Catarrh." II will
give you n correct understanding
Of these terrible affiliations.
PLEASE NOTE: Bake
Oven Treatments are not
given for Asthma. All
Asthma patients are given
DR.. Loughney's special treat
mcnts, and by DR.. Loughney
only.
Dr. Loushncy's Human uako Oven re-
moves SPINAL IRRITATION; pain In
back Of hsadI pulling Of cords IN neck /;
some tronbles with cycsi pain between
shoulders or In other parts Of splno, or
burning, aching. tenderness or soreness,
bronchltisj iamencss OF fingers or feet /,
dropsy or tlngling like pricLipg Of pins /
peculiar, almost indescribabi~ mains or
distress In heart. stomach, kidneys or
other parts Of chest or nbdomcni back
ache, scinticn, rheumntismI chronic con
situation and all stomach disorders,
NO1Is--Dr. IouRhncy'D offices aro To-
Gated at tho corner OF iifth md Union,
In tho Crnry Bldg Rooms 3i0-3iI-3ie.
5iy.ait,
m. LouEhpcy ~ assisted by competent
lady nurses. Hours, o n, m, TO q u. M.
sundays, 0 to ~ only. Telephone Ell lot
g0Bp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
a q C Shoe Stores
w COR UNION STREET
City Planting $4,000
Trees at Cedar River
Reforestation Work Being Carried On
Under University Direction

guard against forest fire and pre-.
pare tho ground for natural refor.
cstHtion has been followed this
spring and will be resumed this
fan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

THEY HAD TO GET 0uT-So we got
their stock-And here il goes.
Yesterday we closed our doors and re.
duced sale prices-romorrow the fireworks
start.
And TO top the day, Saturday wen make
this SENSATIONAL. FREE OFFER:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
ENTERS IN RACE
Miss Hanes viii Represent
Rainier Valley in Contest

Miss winlfred Hanes, stonographcr
at the Mount Baker Park Realty
company. has declared her intention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
New Zealand Buys
Much Alberta Ga

EDMONTON. Alberta, May !.
New Zealand has purchased No.
100000 bushels of Alberta oats
ready this season. when this :
trade outlet was first opened, accaa
ing TO statistical report issusa
the Vancouver Merchants exchix
All of the shipments have been y
to Auckland from the port Of y.
couver, while the actual ann
shipped was 2s2,ss bushels.
Three.fourths OF the worlds y
pilates are produced in Polk coa'1
Florida.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

white robe
And Hoot Gibson with Bible in
his hand"
The services, which arc hold in the
big tent each evening, are under the
auspices OF the Christian Missionary
alliance of this district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

5satclo, hasnlnHton
March 81, 1895
TO WHOM 1T Nay CONCERN:
DR.. Joughney,s asthma
treatment Ia a oouplete III ocsss
II stopped a ohronio enso OF
asthma In just q few days for
my husband John Costa, whose
photo accompanies this svorn
affidavit, and 30 NO arc all
very grateful TO DR.. Loughnoy
and are glad to give this sworn
affidavit OF the above WONDER
ful results and re gladly ALLOW
Dr.. Loughney to publish tho
affidavit as no wishes. Tho
treatment 10 wonderful and nor
Mr.. costa can work and has no
asthma at all. NJ u +
zz4lz14a41zlzAa
RESIDENCE 1873 stSs NJ:
Seattle Mash.
Sub anrtopa. and sworn to before
me;itnA)e nE.aay OF ysgoh, l9a5
s,(klSSHsDR A4Ae%
S'V.pu1f1P In and for the
54xSMfTa 81 fngton, residing
Tt seYIs@R|s:
&Ag e.e.$
w o. az.
"s..,,,s.>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

$500 Mems Shoes, broken lots, $50
$500 Mems Scout Shoes. =. .S1.9S
Boys Tennis Shoes. .. .79c
I6-inch Mems Hi-Cut Shoes. $685.
$500 Mems Oxfords. .. S2.9S\
Evening star., 1925-09-25
AUTO ACCESSORIES. REPAIRS.

FORD CRANKSHAFT MAGNET and field
taken out of new car. so per cent off list
price. Coz Carroll ave. Takoma Park.
Adams 6llQ mornings
Evening star., 1925-09-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-A-e : W - \ - ~ y I.-N1otI1Ia1.
THE INGLESTDE,
1861 Lamont St.
1434 HARVARD ST. '''''
'''''i TIE HI '7t8 7Wt8'ILLSONIA,' ''''''
1880 X St.
room; kit,hsns.,e i,,ss bath t and porch 5000
1902 VERNON ST.
THE DAKOTA, '''''
l410 Girard St.
8 rooms. path and porch $1,000
1920 BELMONT ST.
room. kitchenette and bath. $4,000
THE CHAPLIN,
l474 Chaplin St.
, rooms and bath. $500
1928 18th ST.
3O34 RODMAN ST.
J rooms and bath h................ss So. so
l4l2 18th ST.
'''n'i FIFE I'll ''fS BERKSHIRE. '''O'
1412 Chaplin St.
9i6 9th ST.
TAI l. \. y-'t CAPITOL ST.
o35 NEW YORK AVE.
l4o4 \. CAPITOL ST.
1862 SO III IRVING ST. ''''
HEDGES i2i5't fes E e M1DDLET0N, : Inc Go
Realtors.
Eve
Evening star., 1925-09-25
wANTED-ROOMs AND RoARD.

YOUNG MAN wants single room with two
meals in refined. strictly private home: per
rlanent; give particulars. including rate. Adj
dress Box 444-A. Star ofIice. go
ROOM AND BOARD two young men: walk
ing distance from eth and Pa. ave. NV.
>dT-ese pr<- gon-a -
Evening star., 1925-09-25
APARTMENTS


LANvALE. 1922 ST N.w-APTs. OF
rooms. kit and hath, receipt. hall: also
apt of Il rm. and bath. c. s. SHRENE.
Evening star., 1925-09-25
RENT ROOMS-FURNJSHED

RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED
20a6 ALLEN Pn NV between Blltnore
and Belmont roadl--Large. nicely furnished
room. overlooking Conn. ave. Bridge and
Rock Greek Valley: both car lines: private
family: gentleman: references Adams "05.
wANTED-Congenial couple or two ladies'
rmployed; to share house with owner: very
pleasant surroundings: garage if wanted:
maid service Address Box 399-A. star
office. @7'
a.7 goth ST. Nw-Two cheerful rooms
on end floor. large and completely furnished
for Housekeeping. including electric. and
heat S4s; also large. cheerful furnished
bedroom on same floor, next to bath: all
rooms if desired. S6S. 20
NEAR COR. 18th AND PARK RD-Large
front room. most desirable for business man.
nous hot water. electricity: also one room
with porch: reasonable rent. Col. 1881.
1900 LAMONT ST. N.w-Large bright
sind"r next to bat2 tWn bed private
family: with board; for two. Adams 3556,
l7sl EYE ST N.W-Desirable rooms for
men only: com forta BILE. clean. moderate IN
price; maid and lanitor service: in walking
aistance t o Of offices and colleges. Telephone
4oS MAss We. AVE Eens AIRY Ts
Circle;, near ? bus and i car lines; plenty
Of baths: some rooms with running water.
1902 CONNECTICUT AVE. N.W.-rnd-h0Or
room. bath and lavatory adjoining: for two
$50 month: single room. $50 month: home
conveniences
l63o 10Th ST, NV; near Dupont Circle
vppreciated 90
comfortable rooms; suitable for students or
employed women best location: meals if de
sired reasonable: references. y. +S9aJ.
1924 18th ST. NV. Ant. 3l-Rooms. south
ern exposure: new apartment and furniture;
plenty Of heat and hot water: two. S35:
MT. PLEASANT-In In home facing Rock
Creek Park Ii, large front private bath
END MT. PLEASANT CAR LINE-Light
clean. hot-water heat: Protestant woman
employed. SIS. Address Box 437-A. Star
1343 MONROE ST. N.w.-LH.K suite. two
rooms kitchenette: private bath. large clos
rsrs: i '; two clean. Quiet adults only, 80.
1884 FAIRMoNT ST; N.w.-Large front
room. nicely furnished: sem-private bath:
all ,,Tne modern spnm convenienees; gentlemen also
1923 EYE ST. NV. Newly, furnished
ami; phone: garage; near White House
tients accommodated.
1919 BELMONT RDa-Laree front room
southern exposure nve windoTsi; an nj;
,i15 EYE NV: Cor, New Jersey,-Nice.
large. well furnished; Ink. room: range. cleo
tricity phone h.-w.h.: fine corner location:
convenient TO public buildings. 25'
QOo2 10th ST. NW.-Beautifuily furnished
rooms for gentlemen: best location: all con.
veni.nces: moderate terms: references. ,a'
11oO 18th ST NW.-Large end floor front:
twin beds: hot water all the time: men "'ly
25'
1870 EYE ST. N.w.-Downtown: attractive
single double rooms: running water. private
baths. steam electricity 27'
q07 n y AVE. y w. Ant. Front room
bafh ali
rentIsman 26" .
1916 KALORAMA RD.. Ant. 32--Sinele and
double rooms. with bath: gentlemen. Col.
1915.
25l5 ONTARIO RD-Newly furnished end
floor front: sunny home privileges; parlor.
Col. 6053-J.
Evening star., 1925-09-25

2sl1 14th-ENTIRE Bird FLOOR: 8 LARGE
rooms. private bath. completely furnished:
ami. SO, including electricity. gas for
cooking. Col. 10024 25'
1885 ST. N.W-THREE ROOMS AND
Evening star., 1925-09-25

NEAR COR. 18th AND PARK RD-Large
front room. most desirable for business man,
employed couple or students bath: contin-
nous hot water. electricity: also one room
with porch: reasonable rent Col 1881.
Evening star., 1925-09-25

WE HAVE THE BIZ =ALUES IN THE
CITY. SEE Us BEFORE RUYING ELSE
MUTUAL TIRE COMPANY.
oOS Penna. Ave. NV. Fr. S746.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SI-NDAyS
Evening star., 1925-09-25
WANTED-ROOMS.


GENTLEMAN wants furnished LII X. room:
has linen. china hot plate and kitchen uten-
sils: tidy housekeeper. Address Box 1856 A
Star ONCE.
. FURNISHED ROOMS with private bath
or same plus study room; Mt Pleasant:
young man and sister: state price. Address
Box 43S-A. Star Office. 26'
ONE UNFINISHED ROOM. first or second
floor front. NV. section: walking distance
Of depts.; state price. Address Box 2S3-A
Star Office o5'
Young MAN wants sleeping porch with
private family. references if required. Ad-
dress George T. Saki-. l1.0 Girard ct. NV
oS'
ROOM WITH TWIN REDS in private family;
with or without table board. Answer full
details. Address Box 31a-A. Star Office.
LADY EMPLOYED wants room IN apartment
house share unfurnshed apartment with
another. Address Box ASA. Star Office.
l OR UNFINISHED ROOMS. with bath.
IN northwest: owner preferred no apartment
houses. Address Box 3a4-A. Star office 70
LARGE ITNFTRNISHED ROOM near Thoma.
Circle Call Franklin 10JQ0. H5'
Evening star., 1925-09-25
SPECIAL TIRE SALE.
Wonderful Values.
Big Savings.

LARGE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE STANb-
ARD MAKES AT THESE EXCEPTIONALLY
Low PRICES. WE HAVE NOT YET Raj ID
OCR PRICES. BETTER BUY NOW IND
SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
Evening star., 1925-09-25

300 18th NW.-Desirabie room in conven-
ient downtown location; anil: excellent
nome cooking u
1716 EYE ST-sngle or double rooms.