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The Washington times., 1925-03-14
NEW GERM
CHARGES
LEAD To
ARREST
Guardian of "MiIIionaIre Or
phan" Denies He Knows
Science School Head
BY InternaslonaI News service.

0y ImBcEm06AU00A NCWD DGEVACCs
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE in
vestigation into the death of
William Nelson McClintock, emil
lionaire Orphan" took another
startling turn today when Mr..
! and Mrs. William D. Shepherd,
foster parents Of young McClin-
took, were seized by detectives
from the office Of Robert e.
Grove, States attorney.
The Shepherds were taken into
custody after new charges had
been made by Doctor C. C. Fai-
man, head of the National Uni
versity Of Sciences. Face to face
with Faiman in Groves office,
Shepherd said: "I do not know
that man."
you're a liar" Faiman flashed
back.
Under Heavy Guard.
Throughout an hours questioning
that followed, Shepherd refused to
admit any Of the charges made ny
Doctor Faiman and he was taken to
a hotel under heavy guard. Mrs.
Shepherd was sent to her home in
Kenilworth.
Shepherd denied that he had at.
tended bacteriology classes in The
science school; that he was taught
by Faiman how to use a microscope
and how to, identify typhoid baccilli:
that he took a letter from the school
files in which he made application
for courses in the school and, after
taking the letter, laid $50 on the
table for Faiman; that he had any.
thing to do with tubes of typhua cuI-
ture which Faiman charges were
missed shortly after he quit attend
ing classes.
While Grove has not committed
himself, it seemed certain, those
close to the investigators said. that
the evidence would be taken before
the grand jury at once, possibly to-
day.
In the meantime, Grove was to
confer with Attorney General Oscar
Carlstrom, who came to Chicago
from Springfield in response to a
telephone conversation with the
states attorney.
Mrs. Shepherd Cool.
Attempts were to be made by Ed
win Hedrick, counsel for Shepherd,
to free his clients on writs Of habeas
corpus.
Hedrick accompanied Shepherd to
the States attorneys office. but
was refused permission to talk to
him or even to see him after they
left the Shepherd home in Kenil-
worth.
When officers returned later and
took Mrs. Shepherd into custody.
Robert Stoll, also of counsel for
Neumann, pastor Of the st. PauPs
Lutheran Church at Evanston, &C.
her.
Throughout the grilling Mrs.
Shepherd was cool and calm as was
her husband. Both refused to give
out any information except to deny
everything that was charged.
Detectives from the States attor-
news office today were searching
the city for ost.graduate students
of the Science School, who were ex-
pected by the State to testify that
Shepherd did attend bacteriology
classes and all telephone toll calls
from the Shepherd home also were
being checked.
Now Willing Witness.
Doctor Faiman, who began his
testimony as a reluctant witness,
Is now a willing witness and his
testimony has provided sensation
after sensation. The climax came
when he described in detail the
The Washington times., 1925-03-14
Paulina, Like .R.Did,
Grins at Interview

Paulina Longworth daughter of Nicholas and Alice Long
worth and granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt being now
three weeks days DID, has been persuaded to indicate
impressions of this world and to give her 1s'
to the press 49,. 49,. :. j.
She confnded yesterday afternoon to this writer at
hoftln
The Washington times., 1925-03-14
COOL IDGE
WILL DROP
WARREN
Takes Leaders Advice and
Considers Beck, Golf, Nc
cammant and Rugg

As > result ~ the Presidents
decision 20 drop the fight for
Warren,( b genflemenss agree
m1enf was reached In the Senate
60 postpone further consideration
Of the nomination until Monday.
&c was said q vote will be quick
u reached then, the appointment
rejected, new nomination sent
90 the Senate, and confirmed
without delay. Adjournment viii
follow.
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON.
President Coolidge has decided
20 abandon his fight to name
Charles B. Warren as Attorney
General, international News Serv-
Ice learned this afternoon.
While the Warren appointment
win remain before the Senate to
meet a second and unavoidable
rejection, the President now ID
engaged in selecting another nomi-
nee to head the Department Of
Justice.
This was the word revealed to
senatorial leaders following a hur-
ried conference at noon between
the President and Senator Charles
Curtis of Kansas, the Republican
leader.
Senate Vote Delay.
Meantime it appeared doubtful
whether the Senate will reach vote
on Warren today. because of, the
great number OF speeches scheduled
TO go in.
Opponents of Warren made plans
to dwell at length on his sugar
record" preceding a vote, and
lengthy speeches in defense were
promised by Senators Butler and
Cummins.
Takes Leaders Advice.
The President was prevailed upon
TO accept defeat in his drive to
place Warren in his Cabinet, 1t was
learned, only after every recog,
nized Republican leader in the Sen
ate assured him the nomination
ident was finally persuaded to ac
cept the situation and to agree tc
submit a new name to the Senate
early next week.
Among the men now under con
sideration for the appointment. II
was said. were Justice Wallace
McCamant, of Oregon, who placed
the President in nomination at Chi
cago in 1920 for the Vice Presi
dency, Chief Justice Arthur P
RuRg, Of the Massachusetts, Su
preme Court, Silas Strawn. the
Chicago lawyer, Solicitor Genera
James M Beck and Senator Guy
T. Golf, of West Virginia.
The President will determine upor
the new appointee and submit it tt
the Senate, probably Monday. OIL
as soon as the Warren nomination
is formally rejected for the SECOND
time.
Administration leaders failed In
efforts TO get the President to with,
draw Warfen's name in face of Ger.
tain defeat.
The President was said to have
declared that such action would be
an admission that he erred in
sending Warren's name back for
tie second time.
This he refused to do, maintain
Continued on Page 2. Column u
Evening star., 1925-03-13
COURTS AS CRIME
. DETERRENTSFA|L
Chicago Newspapers Find
Little to Discourage Grim
inaIIy Inclined.
Yy Consolidated Press

BY Consolidated Press.
CHICAGO March 13-The Cook
County grand jury. just adjourned
after a long tussle with the proolem
of wholesale 1awbreaking by the
younger generation, has DECIDED tlat
newspapers hold the most likely Key
to the solution.
Let the public prints devote less
space to the heroics of crime ana
more TO the punishments meted out
to criminals when they race the
courts and Iawbreaking Will decline
in popularity" the jurors concluded,
and so reported. That report SO IN
terested Chicago newspapers that
they decided to look into the doinss
of the Criminal Court.
This is the grist OF dire hardship
laid on criminals in the worst cases
before the Criminal Court for one day:
Judge Brothers-Continued three
cases; accepted one plea of guilty to
petit larceny, imposing penalty OF
500 fine and one year in the House
of Correction.
Judge wflIams-Continued three
cases: transferred one murder case TO
another court.
Gives Robber Three Months.
Judge Lynch-Sentenced one robber
10 House of Correction for three
months anu I1neu Sls IeCtiNth
of not guilty in one murder case; re-
duced bail of alleged manslayer from
$4,000 to $1,000: continued six cases
Judge Kersten: Continued three
cases.
Judge Hopkins: Accepted one alleg-
ed burglars plea of guilty OF petty
larceny, sent him to House OF Correc-
tion for one year and fined 81; assign
ed four murder cases and one man
slaughter case to other courts; as
signed two burglary cases TO other
courts.
With that lineup of punishment for
one days crime record in Chicago the
newspapers conclude there is not
much to cause awe to any one want
ing to be a lawbreaker. They point
for an explanation of the crime situa-
tion to recent study of gangsters car
ried out at the University of Chicago.
University Investigators found 1913
separate gangs operating here. In
GLIDING in their membership 10000
boys and men.
Live In Alien World.
The characteristic habitat of Chi
cago's numerous gangs is that broad
twilight zone of railroads and fac
tories, of detericrating neighborhoods
and shifting populations which
borders the city's central business
district on the north. west and south,
the investigators reported. They live
In a universe distinctly their own,
sphere as far removed from the
humdrum existence of the average
citizen as the Todas of India or the
Jgorrotes of LuZon.'
These gangs have been found re-
sponsibIe for disturbances ranging
from street brawls to race riots, for
beer running. for labor smuggling and
for corrupt politics. Their influence
is indicated by statement of one
gang member when questioned by
social workers that he could learn
more about automobiles from his
gang, which specialized in auto
thefts, than he could in school-so he
stayed with the gang.
iUopTrIght 1925 W Consolidated Press Asso
ciation.D
Evening star., 1925-03-13
BALL PARK GETS OPERA.
New York's Open Air Production
Goes to Ebbets Field.
snecial nisnatch % Thc star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 13.-New York's
first season of open air opera is to
be presented in Ebbets Field, Brook
lyn City Chamberlain Berolzheimer
revealed yesterday that the ball park
is TO be the arena for the municipal
music feasts from July 27 to August
12 Josiah EURO, conductor of the
Sunday Symphonic Society and df-
rector of the opera company bearing
his name, is to have charge of the
program.
Two sites in Prospect Park, Brook
3yn, were considered but it was found
impra racticable to erect a stadium.
Evening star., 1925-03-13

More than 2O0,O00 Finnish women
arc in training for the army in that
country, having organized themselves
into Lolita Svaerd clubs, auxiliaries to
the voluntary military organizations
of men.
Evening star., 1925-03-13

Fragrant with the enchanting
odor of the gardenia- Fashions
Flower" OF exquisitely soft and
adherent texture-no finer aid to
accentuate and protect a beautiful
complexion. Fashion has acclaimed
experience has approved It, In
charming container. All popu- CT
lar shades p u
Evening star., 1925-03-13

- @zSWVU8V VYSZkgSS
" EIGHTEEN STORES IL
N The Better to II
SnUe More
at the 18 busy drug stores
s;:s sis5 Dryco Mix Po,Uder sI.49
s.. Sc ZymoIe Trokeys 17c
s;s. Sc California Syrup of Figs, 36c
Sc. sis Free5One, for c0rns 21c
s.. Sc Phillips Mix of Magnesia,34c
Sc. 5Gs Listerire Aniiseptic &c
sioo g.. SCOTS Emulsion 69c
Soc sGe. Bells Pine Tar Soc
Sc. Sc Piso's Cough Remedy 36c
sis. sGs Musterole Ointment 39c
Sc. Sc Mefu1en's TnIcun,P PO,Uder.17c
s.. Sc Mum De0dorant I7c
SEC SEC Resi',ol Soap, I9c; for 55c
s;s. ses MuIsified Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo 33c
Sc. Soc Ipana Tooth Paste SIC
ss;9, aluminium Pitchers Csc
se. aluminium PercoIutors, 08c
ss.. "a Baby Rubber Pants Csc
Ss4; Sssd Hospital Absorbent
;s.. ied Bicycle Playing Cards, 3Sc
i;s Ts,u, Clipper Playing Cards, Csc
Si.. Sia Nickel ThermOs Bottle, SI.30
iss Rsu, Waldorf Bathroom Tissue.
for Csc
Sasi;,. se.sTSt' Bath To,UeIs 3 for ST
Nio KsI. Guaranteed Fountain
Pens 08c
aoy soa,. aromatic Cascara 30c
Si", sos,. Pure Castor Oil SOC
Sn%e"...a Snsr"a Electric Flat Irons $2.45
rslue 1,a Rubberset Sharing
Brushes SOC
Evening star., 1925-03-13
Mail Orders
Filled at These
Special Prices

Simply add 10c to every
dollar or fraction thereof
TO cover cost of postage
and insurance.
Merchandise shippe
same day order Is received.
Address Peoples Drug
Stores, Mail Order Depart
ment, n p Street NE,
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1925-03-13

Highly Polished, Beautifully Fin
ished Aluminium Pitchers, two
quart capacity. Neat panel design,
as illustrated. Ideal for the table
or for kitchen use.
Evening star., 1925-03-13
RICHARD HUDNUT
Three FLotUers
Bath Crystals

fragrant and soft as dew. preserv-
ing the youthful transparency CT
Evening star., 1925-03-13

Palmolive Shaving Cream
produces a rich, creamy, nom
drying lather that makes
shaving a real pleasure. Buy
a tube as you go home tonight.
You'll like it.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
PAIGE
JEWETT
USED CARS.

"PAIGE-JEWET USED
CARS are giving excellent
service to hundreds OF motorists
in Washington and this list is
steadily on the increase. Our
pledge that a car will perform
exactly as represented is the
USED CAR BUYERS protection.
1t is such service as this that is
making "PAlGE = IEWETT
USED CARS" the most popular
in the District.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee.
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000.
Branch lis
STTo BATTERY Z RADIATOR ExPERTS
Marshall pl.. so. courthouse. N. 25Is.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
EIsSs W,.S Ns,p.. Tsap best gTses End td
BOX SRI srRi&Gs matt. el,sws ias -, down ax COM
IDEAL Beddins Co. i524 7th North loIf5:
Fe afT Sr xne M a nH
,,iS: 5s so s'E' s %
BRASS BEDS RELACoTERED and repaired
ing Co. io.sii D st. NV. After Llnc. ?n,s.
CARBON BURNING; 3oc PER CYLINDER
2Trf1 InN< tH rs2'1 a nI"s. g, AND Tre tsas
CARpENTRT--store fronts speciality. Re-
RRrn.. tas 4 i st: NV NV. FRANK asi7 asiT7As11t3H. III. 9
CHAIR ciNIMea: S.a: GpHoLs,TIRINa. M
Ior1 sst:. ss. r5ff' sI Inv sv. .iss
K :Ps':a ia fE.sE,is sxSsssfsqSst xksss iSsS
~ Snss: \ Si.se sse.' Malone. 81 E..
TxnEnT .kS fkaon .ch.ra: rSss 1ss.a HoEs pcs
fAUL serene, a. It. NV. I'll. Pot; s5i
FEATHER BEDS .nd furniture: hirh..'
Hnrset imr. CO. laos s 4,h ~ y, nv Pot fs57 II.
FLooRs-ELtCTRIC MACHINE and hand
@ s'hss eIsIa Sssa s reaps ca .asf :sfv
boor, Layns fersspinps and % in,shins h;h
"mof p% rsnkr ss4 days Ssa eSenns. R,a
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY CLOSED WAGon
il ow :. r,sss SsF ffTrssnin~ ~is 4s7s without
FURNITURE REPAIRING and rebuilding
ttphoI'terins Co. 4is E It. ne. Line. 1925
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. rep.d slip
tr.es' iTITTiTENsoSRs. i4a4 sth a. nv \. S7os
ia.l In. 1na Ha,e ess5R. Wor s tsS: dpGs
p,z.,. nE.TSG Esb..S 1877 ~ bPkSSS ! 4 sae.n Az
HOUSE CLEANING PAINTING. WINDOW
ra.hns mdnr ws Ta;hinT and oSr S9Tk sSbS
HihfS r.. F. rreS ipd RsaH sE5s so sT fas
PANT w,o YOUR ROOF N2Wi MSi,o Rr%,.ct pO..
nsir nsf"Se Co. soo4 N NV. Frank ss6s. Il
PAINTING-House painting. floor finishing,
skE!RfaS Eme5shanGs s. a % ,taucef f. HlGte Hfot s1 fAa.
Moran. aais'. sls John asr.haii piase. Main 1ai
PAINTING OF frame houses and bungalow.
bungalows from $40 and up. frst-clsss ma
terisl. work Guaranteed. Hyattsville sew.
nanERlSG ussa wv ". sss, cs q
~ssou ,er. t1o Phone e ad s4s e4as oR
PApEFhhANsSe Ps hs Ss ONLY Asp x poRs
AND z With no fcs I sso sG psu Hna me-
Dutch Boy lead and pure Iinseed oil only
We also speciali5e nla.terins at. at very 10,
month. tbs IN h's which c to pay: without cash pay
ft pfhtHuS I S09 9h9apiAriNe eetn'i co 81 sth
! nv Main ..3G :, Omen evenings. 10.
WaLI
q ''.s} ..S s q ;s
s%f s.ts ss'f5%f 6ss & RIiFs. Ss'r'
PAPERHtNgING: PLAsTERIINgG. ppaI pAIN1
Lille, sls a,h .t. NV. Phone Frank: 615l
q #s.s sss! sEFafa ss5E ah
PIANOS TuNFD. REPAIRED: . yls.' exp
S.nh h:ks & S.' H..a Il etao FsfeE;t g."
rAEo TrS!NS SIS., ss1w, "a sgsGisi'e e ts5 e,
s:,see:.s ssss :ss:ssssIs ss,,lssa q 4: 8
Evening star., 1925-10-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AUTO TRAILER tsmalll. good condition:
state terms. Address Box 451 d. star uffi"e.
BRICKLAY1NG. plasterins. csrpenterins and
cement work Clinton Ward, "S13 Quarry
rd Col. 1lat.J IT,
CAMERAS tools of every kind. field glasses
shoteuns: snythinE YOU have to sell. Groce's
lith and 81. PHI. Frank si3 or postal
CARPENTRY-store front: :psGalty Re
Bro. 43s II At. nv. Frank 3o1f. 11'
CI0THES-Wfll pay highest prices for iadief
and mems worn clothes Write or phone
D stein 1908 1th ct. nv. Phi. y. f9a.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
FORD COUP

excellent "ondltl"n: good. clean interior and
= real huy in a coupe: has Windshield wiper
ann foot accelerator: SI3o cash and $40 .
month for 10 months. includes interest. hrp
and theft Insurance
THIS Is CAR NO COS
Evening star., 1925-10-11
DORT TOURING CAR

In very food condition and newly painted
Finished in hhie. with nickeled radiator and
headlights. Ha. bar cap motometer. Can
be bought for $40 cash and x45 A month
for months. including interest. FIRE and
theft insurance
THIS Is CAR NO. 49,.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
Studebaker Sport Speedster.
1924

Body snecial by Landau: new tires And
n,n n,in, ~nesls ,rn 40. windsh.ids. nickel trr,
the new. fashionable Lincoln green with
vrrnlilion stripping. 81 600
Evening star., 1925-10-11
IEWETT STANDARD
TOT-RJNC 101d

Car has been painted with Duco finish and
motor runs like new: upholstery in fne ron
dtion If you want light touring you can.
not heat it. Cash payment OF So45 and $40
for 10 months includes interest. tlre and
.heft insurance.
THIS is CAR NO. "A.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE.

We value the reputation gain.
ed from many years OF honest
dealings and giving honest used
car values. Our Used CAT
Pledge is just a further expires.
sion OF our desire to take the
guess" out Of used car buying.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
Studebaker | Light Six
Sedan,

This car is pAinted Brewstsr xrpr and
trimmed n deem red. The upholsterr j, m
keepinf with the color scheme with interim
htnnts IN old colonial silver An adUst.hIs
wheel adds TO the attractvenest Of tn. oper,
ton. Motor and tires are knA We have
three of these models TO choose from a.
$500 " ~
Evening star., 1925-10-11

Stephens Sedan. %. ...... s525
Studebaker Touring, pa. 5000
Studebaker Special 6,
Coupe. " ....... S65
Chevrolet Coupe, '23. 49,. SOS
Ford Sedan ........... SIS
Studebaker Special e tour. $3.50
Gardner Touring. %. ..-. $3.50
Durant Touring, %. ..5 $3.50
Overland Touring '23.... $3.50
Ford Coupe, "a. $3.50
Ford Tudor Sedan. a.. S15
Lexington Touring, '2l. =. 500
Studebaker SPIT. Big E, "a SLIGO
bort Roadster. '2l. ...... $3.50,
Earl Tour. '23 SPIT. $50
Evening star., 1925-10-11
DODGE BUSINESS MANS
CEDA\-

Late model: tires: car in sxrellent
running condition and looks like nav
throughout: com mbina,ion ston and park lirh,
and wndshield wiper Cash payment NJ
sa2s and S45 month tor 10 months in
cludes interest fire and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 1877.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
DOdre 1O1S Snort

. Special brand II, mn. old, balloon
tres spanish upholstery. nickel radistor.
ton,.,. tus,ns ara bumpers. ster piatee rno
ago cost 81 / 40 for sal. al $3.50
Evening star., 1925-10-11
PAIGE PASSENGER
SEDAN

This car looke and runs like and il
In wonderful condition throughout Has nat
ural wood wheels, balloon tires ana Is mn
ment of $3.50 and SIS = month for IL
months includes interest. hre and theft in
surance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 100.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
o23 Buick Sport Tour;nc

This car is in perfect mechanical rooa,.
,o non; fuliS eauIpped. including spare tire.
MOTOR meter, bumper. etc. very snanpv
looki car. and the price will NOV. :,
quick. $3.50 "
Evening star., 1925-10-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL purchase a good business. Address
Bog 32:H Star ONCE.
drs.. das.h so4 to sssr ax.:s s business
REAL ESTATE OFFICE. equipped. for, sale; ssnG
can 5s used for Other Durpose, Call Sos
spsce Tor store. barber .hop tailoring estab,
ea.esas. snss etc ois SNOW Dent co., p 7S s,h st.
n.w.~Main 7bd2 ~ ~. ~
EssTTAABLIsHEp Ess TA wholesale company REQUIRE;
ssi,s ssi,,.ss s1ph te1lephone nu"her. Addres. Box 7"-H'
S 800 WILL BUY patent and ali necessary
sss, s :" :'S'
BOOMING HOUSE FOR sALE-H near IN
adn.:: 81, rHema 17a asa se.1 e.s a,c.
INVENTIONS coMNEKcIAEfzED .wna,
n.S, n.F. 'ssa' 1o. AG.m W. Fisher Sfs Co., "aa !n'
SS 1iII:e dfsF'Tii Sss.s
ADy,EKTlsE sn.,! y 400 country, Tss,Xs.paP.F.; q
AN EST ABLlsHED LUNcHsooM or de.ir
no,t ore. IN; suitable for same osas-1 in
lI.ROOM HorsE DOWNTOWN away, nnt 4
s niase 2sn sa!4 "a; s: o6s. 6f:t'n' buy Al
s:ss:st:S :;:i :.. AIM ' 2ss:. 's. 81?
ss.SarD 1sp5 SSe4s?oM .Sf "a f:f r ~: 4:
.s2s {SSa.1s9 .a fsss Iss. fss $50 rood
-. xf:..s sfaSfs. s'as's' ri,s S$Is sos sssa q w.
S:s:. S.s: ,Sss ..!$ \ ssa:.s
w,th Y11,n o. az with2nt d apartment Addr." Box
An uNusUALLy attractive little baker;:
balance on .a.y te:nn.. Apply ao1 Prince ton
ss'a.bli.h.a business in % ssa~ins '" Hl@in,y;
ss. @ o'd xad,: Be-. or esH asye st.T One. with
good bn.ire..,, ressonabf. rent: lease VIII viii
m i0" ASSt- "SS 2" s"s sSs'gSs s s,s
s"d2MSe :oda aaosss3' ocssoa rent ssss,S. .-:
""' si..n r-"'. 1r" .,es' prc. MI rI 900 mod and
GS:rn ns: 40: ss 'Gp .n" " aoS.,s rem, rent, sas
81 G,,s.r' In, ,pn novelties. n... s.n par. $500
aen:rs, :ono r11m ,a,., .ort !" n:atsy county
,r5 5s"e,sin, s;s hou.: sI'sd near ioh
rr ,s..T H'LLfs sHs;sn.:; sss 4. G.. sr"s.,* Nv. .
CORPORATIONS, CAPITAL.
.osa h.' .nd '..Hr:S .ds:S.rs %nae1 ss
s.sa 9as M 'V wili.m.. .F"ggGi'Hn non On ssni ssm
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR
ID. {. real estate my jewelry and
optical business. ADDRESS p. O.
Box 1907.
GASOLINE. STATION.
spiendidly iocated The station i. up Ia
date IN every detail and can he BOUGHT on u,
CHlLDRESS.
a27 18th ct. Main 73a3
DELICATESSEN STORE
with dwelling: excellent location. lons
fsT ELL rent" non. os"- FS5
District Realty and Investment
Exchange.
4ss La Ave
SMALL WHOLESALE CONCERN. Price
ceanns 'n and sG"d dTs,s sasns n.n 22wns .ct
for man with $1,000 cash to .ecSr" ,%ns, e.taS
lished business
con. sc"'p prcs sossi II ado Gao $40" Ar" RSn'A5y
Lease
Pharmacy with apar,n,.nt. near Govern.
Ri:
A FEW OE
Evening star., 1925-10-11
Studebaker BIO Six Snort
y s'T-N 'TT'JT
/-PaSS Sedan ID

Undoubtedly the most luxuriou. oar nt
rs type south or New York. Rsaufifrn
French blue inIsh with strping IN crtm,or
manve upholstery. disc wheels with sp,r..
mounted on running hoard. Come sarIv
This car ls practically new xll7b
Evening star., 1925-10-11
Essex { Coach, 1923 (4-Cvl.) J
Hudson 1922 Sod, -,

beauty: paint like nsw: or1e1nal sak ID
crane ,GnG2 good tlres. spot light. motor
nnns; msusr; 300 worth OF acees.ories: excellent
CONDITION. Come early. $500
Evening star., 1925-10-11
JEWETT BROCGHAM,
I ATE 1924

Looks and runs like new: car In excep-
tionally fne condition; has front bumper
rear view mirror, disc wheels and fse bal
loon tires: S3a6 cash and $50 4 month for
10 months includes interest. fre and theft
insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO 2O8
Evening star., 1925-10-11

BUICK 5-PASSENGER
TOURING.
Th. car is in exceptionally fine condition
and looks great. Has all good tires and the
following equipment: MptOmetAr. sun visor.
park light. bumpers front and rear and
side shields. Car il finished in Brewster
green. Sl51 cash and S63 a month for lC
months includes interest. fire and theft in
THIS Is CAR NO. 1873
Evening star., 1925-10-11
FRANKLIN TOURING CAR.

Franklin 5-passenger touring IN excellent
ondition throughout Has 5 new tires. new
top and side curtains just oVerhauled ny
the Franklin agency. This ls excellent
huy for somr one desirinR Franklin. Sac
lash and $40 month for 10 months in
cludes interest. FIRE ard theft Insurance.
THIS Is CAR no. 600
Evening star., 1925-10-11
SOUND VALUES
IN USED CARS.
PRICES REDUCED.

1928 Dodge Brothers
Sedan (repainted) $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers
Sedan (repainted) $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers
sedan ............$ .$4W
1924 Dodge Brothers
touring $500
1928 Dodge Brothers
touring $3.50
1921 Dodge Brothers
touring S1OO
1928 Dodge Brothers
coupe r....... $500
1922 Dodge Brothers
coupe .S35U
1923 Dodge Brothers
roadster ........ 1875
1921 Dodge Brothers
roadster ......... $500
1924 Ford touring. $500
1928 Ford sedan. $3.50
1924 Ford coupe. 1925
1924 Chevrolet touring. $3.50
1923 Chevrolet touring. .Sl75
1922 Maxwell touring. -. $3.50
1924 Studebaker Light "o". $500
1924 Chevrolet coupe. .S225
1924 Essex touring. 1875
Evening star., 1925-10-11
1924 6-CN1 Snort Tour;nr

Five balloon tire. Car don. IN hin. with
dash One -piec. windshield. .potiirh, Hunn.
.rs: trunk rack .tc Only 5000 miles The
A. truly amazing figure. Come early on
thIs &lSS
Evening star., 1925-10-11

FOR YOUR PROTECTION
BUY YOUR CAR FROM A
REPUTABLE DEALER.
SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY
Used Car Department
1907 l4th St. 6l3 G. St.
Main $3.50.