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The Washington times., 1925-10-14
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THE PIED PIPER,s HOME TOWN.
fClipped from the West frankfort
Wis. Daily American, BY HENRY
Both the attorneys for the ~
ai4 mMthe Shrdl shrdlu shrdlu
dI city and Katz have signified
their readiness to proceed with
the hearing.
FREDDY MARBERRY.
You can have your Plank or Mmttys
VINO were wonders Of the mound
When they drove the gluggerB b0ttyp
But I'm present to expOumd
NY views on vet another
who can knock opponents fiat
When he starts 70 pitch, and smother
An the dangers Of the bat.
He Il big ana strong and steady
And it seems TO be@m ClmCh
That cool, determined Freddy
Never falters In 3 pinch.
The other team may rally
It'll he enters with his speed
Then opponents chance to tally
IL , dismal one. indeed.
So gladly do We ehIrp. chi
As we hall our man oe might
The big lad known ~ sFlrpO,
Who has caused ns all delight.
And mav this boz. continue
TO possess his winning ways
And exhibit nerve and sinew
IN each frmeng that he playe.
JOE III. HOLMAN.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
AFTER THE GAME
{ NGsw
N1D

BY WALTER STAPLES P0AGE. Jr.
Isn't 1t easy, just after the game,
TO see all the JgUIts and GppOrtioM
the bldmef
TO tell hofO the thing shoHId hare
rightly been done1
Why If yoss'd been at bat, vow'd
hdve knocked home run
Amd that sop ichO attempted to
steal second base,
Though he once tCGS your hero, he's
fallen from grace.
And there goes a III sailing out TO
left field;
@He's nsissed itf M, Godi ThrotC
him out, he's cOnOeGled."
There's the pitcher achO's OiOeM his
best-yeGr On year,
And NON iChen ne needs u there's
meUer a cheer.
And 90 Il goes on each man gets
his jeers,
YOu don't stop to think that st's
costin0 him fears.
Not the tears you cdn see, they're
hid ~ his heart
IN the thoughts Of the man sOho
lids bMWgled his part.
Who has stTiVen 50 U0istIV to Oipe
you his ALL
With the bases al croaDded-ke
fitntbIed the. ball
And for his repard, he is Dcnched
IN Disgrace,
While he watches another step into
his place.
I haze seen this thing happen, al,
many time,
The Uict0r rise up to sink back IN
the slime
OF public opinion, disf1vOr, dtstTfIst,
He once sCas an idol. and notU he's
q bust.
Al, come teIloio rooters, you kmoac
it's shame,
Let's give him his credit
Yes, after the game.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
BURGLAR VISITS WoMAN's
BEDROOM SECOND TIME

The mysterious visitor who, on
Friday entered the bedroom Of
Mrs. Cora Speaks, $500 Georgia
avenue northwest, and stole n
small purse containing IS, returned
last night but did not take any.
thing, it was reported to police
today.
sacked q trunk in the room in
which the purse was found. Last
night the trunk was again ran
sacked.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
BLAZES IN TWO HOMES
DO DAMAGE or ST OTIS

APPROXIMATELY 81 ,O75 damage
was done In two fires last night.
At the home OF Mr.. Nora Rudolph,
415 III street northwest, the dam
age was estimated at SIS. Both
Mrs Rudolph and her son, Vincent,
were burned on the hands while
trying to extinguish the fire. They
were treated at Emergency Hospi-
tai.
A vacant house at 1910 Law
renee street northeast, was dam.
aged to the extent Of approximately
81, 900. The property is owned by
Joseph L. Murray, 1905 Lawrence
street northeast
The Washington times., 1925-10-14

Weeks, Of Massachusetts.
TIE oata cf office was admins
tered to the new Cabinet officer BY
Chief Justice William Howard Taft
in q brief ceremony at the War
Department attended by many high
officials and officers OF the army.
Mrs Davis and their two daugh-
tiers were present at the ceremony
and practically the entire general
staff In Washington was there. st.
Louis friends sent many flowers.
Massachusetts once held dom.
inant position IN the Coolidge adj
ministration Calvin Coolidge, q
former Bay State governor, was in
the White House; Henry Cabot
Lodge was Republican leader Of the
Senate; Frederic n. Gillet was
Speaker OF the House; John w.
Weeks was in the Cabinet, and
there were enough other Bay Staters
scattered around in lesser positions
to inrtfc Westerners to raise the
cry of New England domination. =
Death, i'll health and the varying
tides of political favor have re
moved Lodge. Weeks and Gillet.
Pennsylvania and California are
now the only States having two
members of the Coolidge Cabinet,
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
POLICE TRAILING THIEVES
IN THREE GEM CASES

Headquarters Detective H. E.
Brodie has been assigned to inves.
tigate the activities of jewel rob.
bers who yesterday stole a wrist
watch, valued at $500. from the
apartment of Mrs. Gladys Sinclair,
1901 Columbia road; a platinum
bar pin, valued at $500, the prop
erty Of Mrs. Edward orion, from
a fitting room In Jelleff's, and
at 30 A street northeast.
This is one of the largest hauls
that thieves have made in jewelry
for some time.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
SEVEN CHARITY DRIVES TO
START BEFORE NEW YEAR

Registration Of the dates Of
drives by charitable organizations
have been announced by the Wash
ington Council Of Social Agencies as
follows: Travellers Aid, October 10
to "a; Associated Charities, October
rs to 81; Boys Club, November i
to 10: Y. M. C. A., November Is to
%; Anti.Tuberculosis Association,
seal sale, November 26 to Decem.
Der Is; Y. w. G. A., December 2
to IA, and Associated Charities, De-
cember Is to 20.
The plan of the Washington
Council of Social Agencies in hav.
ing the various organizations list
the dates between which they in
tend raising money is to prevent
more than one or possibly two So
cieties asking for contributions at
the same time.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
CAN'T KEEP THEM AwAy

The Roach family will occupy the
new house now being built by Ber-
nard Stone on Orchard street.
Mercyyiiie. Iowa, Banner.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
DEL EGATES
HEARD BY
(;()VELL-
Utilities Convention Visitors
Are Opposed to Forced Com
bination Plans

Working for the oft-propcsed
merger Of the Capital Traction
Company and the Washington
Railway and Electric Company,
Major w. E. r. Covell, engineer
assistant to the Public UTILITIES
Commission, today is sounding out
experts on merger propositions at
tending the convention of the
National Association of Railroad
and Utilities Commissioners. at
the Mayflower Hotel.
Major CovelI thinks that he can
obtain valuable information from
these leaders in transportation ac-
Invites, based on the successful
plans in other cities.
Forced Action Opposed
one OF the principal stumbling
blocks to local merger has been,
for many years past, failure to per-!
feet plan satisfactory to both COM
panies.
Major Covell mentioned TO the
delegates to whom he spoke that
compulsory merger had sometimes
railway companies. but this pro-
cedaire, he was informed, il disliked
generally as a breeder Of Ill feeling
and lack of interest on the part of
The company which may feel ag-
grieved by involuntary consolida-
ton.
Lines Hurt By Autos
Railroad passenger revenues in
the United States have exper-
fenced a sharp reduction in recent
years, coincident with the increased
use Of the private automobile and
the organization of inter-city and
interstate motor bus lines. the con-
vention was told today by II. II.
. Corey, chairman of the associa-
tons committee on railroad serv-
ice, accommodations and claims.
Reporting for his committee, Mr..
Corey stated that surveys conduct
ed by various railroad and auto
mobile associations s'justifies an
estimate OF the number of pas
sengers carried by common carrier
automobiles to be between $780,
Ooo. 900 and 1000, OOO. 900 passengers
in 1924. or approximately three
times as many passengers as were
transported by steam railroads"
Statistics cited by the speaker
showed that $1,000 buses were
operating in this country last year.
, and only 2.915 OF these were con-
trolled by railroad companies.
Twenty Thousand motor busses
transported 40 900 children to
school daily during the same year.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
coSMoPoLITANS TO HEAR
TALK BY ]. ROSTER BIGCS

Doctor j.. Rozier Biggs and Cor
don w. Bonnette will address their
fellow-members Of the Cosmopolitan
Club at the organizations weekly
luncheon meeting, in the Franklin
Square Hotel, tomorrow.
Final arrangements for the Nor
folk. Washington Cosmopolitan golf
tournament at the Manor Club
Saturday are to be announced by
George A. Lucke. chairman OF the
committee In charge Of the event.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
THr WHrTE aARpEN

There Is a garden, tchere the fl0tcers
Are all Of ptsrest achite,
Upon an island IN the stream
DtTidim0 day and night.
White butterflies ahoUer there
Reflect the shintmO StH
And great gray moths the Oltnner-
moon,
When her calm reiOn's begun.
White angels moVe amid the blooms,
And starry chdpIets tCeGUe,
And eUerylDhere they call a fIOtOer,
AnOther's bud they Ie0ve.
White fountains IN the garden flOtC,
Where singing btrdEMOs PreeM,
And swiftly ICING their graceful
1cGy
Across the shining scene.
White chOTisters, 1oith silUeT h0Tps
EtermGIly 0tUe pr0lse,
In song that 10 the very sOEl
OF St0eet immortal Nays.
JOHN ROSCOE JARVIS.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
SWORN IN
AS SECRE TARY
Of WAR
NEW England Domination
of Cabinet EndsTa
Administers Oath

The so-called New England DOM
ination" of the Government about
which Western members of Congress
used to complain early in the Cool.
idge Administration was definitely
ended today when Dwight r. Davis,
of Missouri, was sworn in as Secre-
tary OF War. succeeding John w
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70 Vol OuL -
Writers sagus Session

The writer's League q NVe!snlne.
ton viii hold meeting $3.50 la..-s
night 81 o'clock at the Ang.. .a,esss
school Community Center IL
nd nd b streets northwest
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
GOOD"

II must Be awful 70 Be Goed--
I'm gIad I'm not as good - SOME
I've done shout the best could,
Though mot % wise TIM not 90
hut ali, the stern and righteous gaze
OF Real Good Folks gives me .
laugh;
You meet 'em as they go their ways,
Each leaning on his frusty staff
OF BigOtry and prejudice,
With fishy eyes and hearts 81
know they don't know how to kiss
That's something one can't do
alone! GENE BLOSSOM.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
Y. M. II. A. Dance

A dance under the auspices of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
will be held tonight at 8 o'clock At
the "Y" building at Eleventh and
Pennsylvania avenue, northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
& WILL De
PI AGED
SOON
New Hampshire Avenue. at
Eighteenth Street Is
One Location


Automatic traffic control lights
are to Be placed at three intersec-
tons IN the District 81 Colunnbia,
It was announced today by Direcs
tor Of Traffic n. o. Eldridge.
New Hampshire avenue, II
Eighteenth street northwest. has
been designated IS one of the
more dangerous crossings which
viii Be equipped with the lights
Other Locations Studied
Among other intersections which
are under consideration are Elf
teenth and Hstreets northeast and
Rhode Island avenue ct First street
northwest.
Red and green lights VIII Hash
Internationally governing the move
naents OF traffic and 8 warning
light Of yellow will be shown be.
tween the intervals
Installation 81 the lights win be
made III the center Of the streets
designated
To Work Out Details
The period Tor which each warn
ing III red and green will he shown
win 81 decided BY the Director e.
soon as possible. Studies are De
inc made of the conditions II oraer
that the lights may be put ID Witn-
IL t11a next few days.
The Washington times., 1925-10-14
5N]EN.I
To VISIT.
TREE
Coolidge to Make Address At
Christmas Celebration on
Sherman Square

President Coolidge will partici-
pate in the community Christmas
eve celebration to be held in Sher-
man square opposite the south end
Of the Treasury Department, De-
cember "a.
Promises Committee
This announcement was made to.
day following 4 meeting Of the
President with committee com
posed Of Congressman hamilton
Fish OF New York, Edwin G.. Ora
ham. president Of the board Of ediI-
cation; Mrs. Cecil Sisson Broy, di-
rector Of the community center de-
partment Of the public schools: VIII
liam #. Ham, president of the PO-
tOmac Electric Power Company: Her
bert f.. Wagner, director, and r. M
Feiker, vice president OF the society
for electrical development.
Unless unforeseen duties require
his attention elsewhere, the Presi4
dent agreed to light the Christmas
tree promptly at s o'clock. ut which
time ne viii make d short address
which will be broadcast by radio.
Elaborate Program
An elaborate musical program Ia 3
been arranged to be featured by the
singing OF Christmas carols. This
will be the third community event
Of this kind, and the same tree will
be used that was planted In Sher-
man square three years ago.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
MASON oKREsNoM sBoRE SLOW. L1GY.

Asi pred rokom mali na tOmtO stpci clanok, V
ktorom apeovali SINE rodol1sku Sovakov Mahoning
doine vyzIval spolky ably hromadne hlasv do Okr
sboru Slovenskej Lgv, toho isledntho nestranntho
narodnelo teesa nasho. Vtedv Sest s]olkov vstupi-
10 eden sbor Dol zreorganizoyn. AvSak to bolo vsc
tko Red nadislv sch0dze tie nebov vsetklmi zastup
cam navstevovan6 chut k praci odpadla
MinHlGho mesiaca boa roGn;i sclodza toho Okresnt
10 Sboru korej kazdt zastupra prhovaral vac
bzsej schodz bude pojedmivat programe prace to-
horocnej Boo by vel mi ziad1cne, ably tel schodze ST.
castnil vseci zspc ako sborov Lgy tax al vsetky kych
spoIkov zenskTch muzskEch Ktort spoky este ME
Okresnom Sbore mech pristpia ably mav svoje slovo
vsetkom kdc rozhodujc youngstownskych Slova
koch mech kazdy zasupca donese sebou da aktl novd
ideu dajakl navrh ako by Okresy Sbor naepsie moho
pracovat prospech vongstow1skfch okoitIch Slova
kov a celtho nasho naroda
Mas Oklesnv Sbor ma vel Ike pole prace pred sebou
Stale ozivovan otazku Narodnej Budovy m0ho by Sbor
naepsie rozstit NenIime tn tiez ziadneho dobrocin
neho spolku ktory by staral nasu chudobu Kolko
pripadov sa udava ze sovenska rodna trp had ME je
den oteczivte zomre lebo nebolo peiaz liey: ME
edna matka oplakava svoje nemluvna kto ej zomrelo
leo nemala mlieka plsach pre- nedosatocnn stravu
diet atko cd zeho ume6ho pokrmu kcoch vypustio d
scku matka 81 nevedela rady Taketo naksie pripa
dv sa staval nasho udu a mix nestar1. ZenskI od
Dor pri Okresnom Shore by taklto dobrocinn pouco
yaciu pracu moho d0stone Eoncit. Tcdv ozmvsl ajme
bratia sesrv ked bude sch0dza ohlasena pr1dt p
nom poce-vSetci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
v YOUNGSTOWN svITA.

Nenavist. preds1dok, zist - tito navacsi nepriate
liza ludstva - bolv odsnden6 vekom shomazdeni
pondelok veGer Moose Temple Recni piati vynika-
juci muzova: L. T. Skeggs, havnv tajomnik YMCA, Dr.
". II. Hudnu farar prvej presbyterianskej crkve Dr.
t. A. Kirby duchovny kaolicke cirkve Sv. Srdca DIR.
4. Pho rabin Rodef Sholem zidovske obce Dr. B. H.
Birnbau, rabn Anshe Emeh zidovskej obcc. Prltomne
boIo $500 posluchacov sta udi vrtlo donov pre-
dostatok mesta.
Tito l,lda ssli ably vypoc,l reel NAVY ybornejslch
cirkevnfch cineov mestc otazke spolunazlvania
hvvatel'stva. Ss preto, abv vypocu mienku tfcho
schopnIch muzov: CT je mono lit katokovi laske
pokoji protestantom zidom opa:ne!
fch reel odznievaly: "Ano''
Kto vlasne sili nabozelski alebo rasovt nesnasar-
lvost! Alebo clovek obnedzenv na duchu aebo takv
ktorl rad mutnom lovi Ziaden poriadny pravy kre
st an neblde stat nenavst' zast voc drhemu coveko
vi len preto inaksie modli Prkaz: Mu blizneho
al zidovskom Talmude mohamedanskom Korane
krstus po cell svo zivot hlasal len lask: Bohu d
stvu al zomre predsa este po diva tis1c rokocb
najdn mnoM udia rozcnych nabozenstvi ktori nepo
chopili Krstovo ucenie s1ria blud
Take shrofnazdenie, axe boo pondeok Moose
Temple otvor oci pospolitemu udu odvrat no od list
,lch aebo zostnych lud, sracch nabozenskl1 rasov
nenavst. Potom biele kanstva celvene ryterstva
my od seba zakapn luda bndu 81 zit laske pokoji
zvot trva len kratky cas- - naco 81 no strpcovat'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27


Rntov6 tvka Zc roneho dobytku; tvdo zdiaci
'cowboys (kaviari) cvitentch obykovych konikoch
pomere co nasledovao Pioner roku 1862 moho 81 what
Gasu beru najrodneseho aebo mess lebo
Zapad vtedy zda tax rozsiahym, nkdy nebue m6ct
hyt zaujaty Len dvadsat sedem rokov neskorsie SS9l
ndanskeho Uzemia ej zadovazenie sice dychtvych
taborilo ej choaroc cakajc zak zaciatku IA
svitan zavznela rbka; choare hrna zaplava ud
nekori utekanc pe niektor vozoch ahanych s'aha
nym mulciam ni pre1stihujtc ostantch rtchlyc
kooc. Pr zapade slnka kazdy aker NAL svoho MATTE
Ia prerjne hviezdy dvaly nado Satrove mesteck
Behom roka teto mesecka boy H kvitnicimi mesami
skoami, kostolam, bankam dazdenImi uicami, radnou
mestskou spravo desat roc takeo move poetic
vao svoe obyvate svo tisicoch, voe bohastvo mi
onoch. Ia menej dvadsat rokov stat Oklahoma prpu
seny bol do Unie (9O7).
HI adac pokladov. DO roku 1S4S ked' uzemic
prevail od Mexika Nevada Colorado krana znama bola len
malo ovcom kor rzkova svoe skalpy pre- bobrov1 koz
Sinu. desat rokOv hemzla zvoom mesteGka zjavo-
valy ako vyvabenG diva vel Ike staty klopay
lvere Unie ku vstupenu.
Roku 1859 najdene boo Carson inlo striebro, jeo
Nevady ako Styrisat -deviatnici do California; kym Il
kopali vrchoch fanny dobykov6 'rance pokryvaly
ilCOlia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27

Copyrigh by
najvaGsfch ak{m
prestavovalo syrat ieviatnk pris zpravam
objaven Spaniesk mnis okolo
San Francisco v 1s47, pred prichodon, zatokopov.
Colorado tez akuje svoj pocatok bankom Roku 1859
nas zao oho eta $4,000 zatokopov pso horske pre
do ich Edoada Nasedu roku ohatsia strcborn
lila privabila dasch dobrodruhov; nasledovaly brne
easy poom zakon vada poriadku Colorado vstnplo do
Unie roku 1876.
New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Montana Wyoming tieto
tiez boy vacsne otvorene banikm Ich obyyaelstv
tanovizne nosa sebe znaky smech muzov ktorl prv
tabor ych prekrasych dolinach Bank odisiel, ebo
eho hi adanie nikdy neskonci ale osanici zosa posa
viii nlesta zalozi vady kdezo bank uspokojn
Jim satrikom ukrsu dho-uchym somarkom nosenie
jeho zasob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
AmERlKA NASA VLAST
knizky Cd WILLIAlIA j. LONG.
vybrane a spracovane
Youngstownskou Verejnou Kniznicou
SO zvlastnym dovolenim firmy CHM & Co.
PreIozil: M MRAZ.
Copyright, 1925 by Youngstown Public Library.
(Pokracovanie.)

+. (Pokraeovanie.) ~@&
Kym Europa jej malo poliam vel km obyvatel stvom
potrebovala chleb maso Zapad tcho pondkal Amer
kan vdeli svou prileztost st ahova zapadnym
rom; mimi prichody obchodne spolocnos nasroJam
povozam kupova zapadne plodny predava ch ma sveto
vych trhoch. y.
pau vaa vzdy sedra osadnikom staa prlslovec
svoje stedros Predtym bola predavana po -
aker; ale chrny domovnarsky zakon Homestead Ac va
lecnch dava po 100 akrov zdaa kazdemu ob
canov aebo al cudzncovi ked osvedc re chce by OBJ
canom pod podmienkou bue zt eho zem istu cast
darovanej obrabat Behom desatich rokov 175000
csadnkov uz preriach 2SO00O0O akrov pastvsk
fariem psennych poll zjavo tam kde PRIV byvo naoha
DIAL svoju divoku pasu. ~:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
Jan Slavkovsky, generaly kontraktor
SLOVENSKY
STAVITEL'
DOMOV

Predava domy a 10.
ty. Nakresy a roz.
vrhy na domy da
zdarma. Ked' chce-
te stavat' dom, O.
brat tie sa ia mia,
budete spokoinl ;
mojou pracou i ma r.
terialom. Prid tie a.
lebo piste:
j. SLAVKOVSKY,
1T N. Bridge St.,
Struthers, Ohio.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

upright grand. beautiful
walnut case: sweet tone: perfect condition;
only sos. 1910 Calvert st. Col. 3669.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
YOUR CHANCE

w
to obtain your transportation
at a low price and on easy
terms.
Best Values in the City.
Buick 1924 4-pass., 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick 1923 5-pass., 6-cyl. tour
ing.
Dodge 1924 touring.
Dodge 1921 touring.
Jordan 1921 touring.
Ford 1924 touring.
Ford 1923 fordor sedan.
Buick 1922 5 and 7 pass. tour
ings.
Buick 1921 sedan.
Cadillac 1921 coupe.
Hupp 1921 touring.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Buick 1920 5-pass. touring.
Buick 1922 4-cyl. touring.
Buick 1925 5-pass., 0-cyl. tour
ing.
Open Nights.
Any Demonstration.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs
FLINT FLINT
WEEK END
SPECIALS.
FLINT
FLINT

Just another list of very good
used cars reconditioned and
now in excellent mechanical
condition.
Many have been repainted
and carry very good extra
equipment.
LOOK THESE CARS OVER.
EVERY CAR PRICED LOW
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
Maxwell sport touring, $l85
down, $24.83 monthly.
Mercer sport, $120 down,
$3l.44 monthly.
Studebaker 7-pass. touring,
$500 down, $43.44 monthly.
Flint touring, $500 down,
&3.44 monthly.
Oakland roadster, $l4O down,
$20.l2 monthly.
Flint touring, big six, $685.
down, $50 monthly
Durant touring, Sl3O down,
$22.58 monthly.
Studebaker special 6, $225
down, $3l.44 monthly.
Overland touring, sl4O down,
$2O.l2 monthly.
A good selection of cheaper
cars which can be bought on our
easy weekly payment plan.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
FLINT,
1905 18th St.
Potomac l673-4-5.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

DOUSC I9-T NOdUSlcl.
Here is an automobile which is both
slightly used car. Come early or it Will be
Kone at SID.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
NO SALE!!

NO SALE!!
The demand for our used cars
has exceeded the supply con-
sistently, owing to the fact our
prices and cars are 1000 values.
1925 Wills-St Claire roadster.
1926 Chevrolet sedan: many extras.
1870 Lincoln 5-pass. sedan.
1924 Pierce-Arrow 33 touring.
1923 Cole 3. 7-pass. royal sedan.
1922 Cadillac T-pass. touring 81
1924 Stutz sport touring.
1929 Nash. 7-pass. tour; winter top.
1872 Peerless T-pass. sedan. touring.
1921 Chandler Dispatch. $3.50.
1921 bort sedan. $3.50.
1923 Lincoln sport tour.
ls20 Lozier special sport tour.
See Mr.. Hines,
LINCOLN SALESROOM,
1882 Conn. Ave. Main 2O8O.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

PREPARED LAWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
manure. bene meal. everEreens special prices
Roses ard shrubs Landscape service A r C
GellZSct Go. Adams 76S2,
Evening star., 1925-10-15
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
WARDMAN-JUSTICE
MOTORS, INC.
Willys-Knight-Overland.
Used Car Showrooms,
I'LL and 171l 18th St. NV.

80 uii0 - IL ATlil ols 4N.N.
FALL CLEARANCE
SALE.
THE FOLLOWING 2e
CARS ARE SPECIALLY
LISTED AT AMAZINGLY
LOW PRICES AND ARE
EXCELLENT BARGAINS.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERV-
ED. BETTER HURRY.
Stock No. payment. Weekly.
342l~Star touring. S $$56.25 $3.75
3O66-Chevrolet
tour. ....... 44.25 SIS
3O34-Overland
coupe ...... $3.50 3.75
34l6-Willys "o'
tour. ....... 1850 SIS
3424-W. knight
touring 80. 1850 3.75
3427-Ford coupe. 6O.5O 3.75
3O22-Overland tr. 64.5O 3.75
3O24-Ford tour... $3.50 3.75
2l5-Overland
sedan -. %. CO.'S 3.75
tr. 67.25 SIS
tr. 65.75 3.75
rds 1900 3.75
7&-Chevrolet tr. 1925 3.75
3Ol2-Ford touring 1925 3.75
293O-Ford sedan. 7o.25 3.75
2oO3-Ford sedan. 84.25 3.75
ll5-Chevrolet
sedan ...... $3.50 3.75
224-Dodge tour. 8l.75 3.75
3O48-Ford coupe. 81.75 3.75
2ool-Ford sedan. o7.OO 3.75
84O-Star sedan. 1925 3.75
150-Dort Coupe. 1O4.25 3.75
2o72-Chevrolet
sedan ...... 1O4.5o SIS
2oO1-Chevrolet
sedan 80. -. 111.5O 3.75
132-Dodge sedan 1900 3.98
34lO-Chalmers
sport tour... 1000 4.O2
3O2l-Ford tudor
sedan -. ... 121.OO 4.O4
3426-W.-Knight
rds. ........ 1860 5.23
34O4-Chandler
sedan 80. 1890 5.28
I'LL and l711 14th St. NV,
Used Car Showrooms
Willys-Knight-Overland.
WARDMAN-JUSTICE
MOTORS, INC.