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Evening star., 1925-10-13
WARDMAN-JUSTICE
MOTORS, INC.
Willys-Knight-Overiand
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
I'LL l4th St. NV.
III l4th St. NV.

Fords, tourinss .....s75 to 500
Fords, coupes. 500 to $+75
Fords, sedans. $lm to $3.50
Chevrolets, tours. . 500 to $500
Chcvrolets, coupes. $500 to 1915
Chevrolets, sedans. 500 to $3.50
Chevrolets, roads. . $50 to $3.50
Overlands, tours. .Slm to $3.50
Overlands, sedans .Sl25 to $3.50
Overlands, roads. $3.50 to S325
Buick touring. $3.50
Chandler touring. .S425
Chandler club sedan. 1915
Dodge tourings. $500 and 1875
Dodge sedans $500 and $500
Durant touring. $500
Durant coupe. .S675
Durant sedans. :. 1896 and $475
Gardner touring. .S2SS
Hupmobile tours. $3.50 and $3.50
Hudson coaches $3.50 and $3.50
Maxwell 4-p. cps..S425 and Ss25
Moon sport touring .......$65O
Nash sedan. $500
Oldsmobile sedan .S595
Packard roadster. .S475
Paige touring. 500
Rickenbacker sedan. 81 100
Star sedans 800 and 500
Willys-knight tourings,
$3.50 and S775
Willys-Knight sedans,
Sl,lSO, ST 200 and ST 400
Willys-knight coupe sedan..$ 1875
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1924 Hudson coach $3.50
1924 Essex coach ......... $50
1924 Ford sedan n.......... $50
1923 Ford sedan n.......... 1875
1923 Ford coupe e.......... $50
1923 Dodge sedan. ...... AIS
1922 Hudson coach ..... 425
1922 Hupmobile touring. 295
1924 Chevrolet 4-passenger
coupe ............. oZo
1922 Buick touring. ... 225
1923 Buick 4-pass. coupe .. 49o
1924 Studebaker sedan, BAL
loon tires. $50
1920 Hupmobile touring. lS5
Ten other Ford sedan:, prices 500 to
$3.50. Many late model Hudson and Essex
coaches. all to be sold st a sacrifice.
Each car is exactly ss represented by Us.
Our salesmen will gladly show and demon
strate any of these cars to you. Open cyo-
nirp nd GrpH rin AeNn nsit
Evening star., 1925-10-13
STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE.

We value the reputation gain
ed from many years OF honest
dealings and giving honest used
c. values. Our Used Car
Pledge is just a further express
sion Of our desire TO take the
guess" out OF used car buying.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

FOR YOUR PROTECTION
BUY YOUR CAR FROM A
REPUTABLE DEALER.
SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY
Used Car Department
1907 l4th St. ol5 G. St.
Main 666O.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
SOUND VALUES
IN USED CARS.
PRICES REDUCED.

1928 Dodge Brothers
Sedan (repainted) $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers
Sedan (repainted) $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers
sedan .............$ .$4OO
1924 Dodge Brothers
touring $500
1923 Dodge Brothers
touring ...........SoO
1921 Dodge Brothers
touring 500
1923 Dodge Brothers
coupe S4OO
1922 Dodge Brothers
coupe $3.50
1923 Dodge Brothers
roadster ..........S S3/o
1921 Dodge Brothers
roadster $500
1924 Ford touring.........S2W
1923 Ford sedan. ......... $3.50
1924 Ford coupe. ....... .$325
1924 Chevrolet touring. -. $3.50
1923 Chevrolet touring. -. Sis
1922 Maxwell touring. $3.50
1924 Studebaker Light 90. $500
1924 Chevrolet coupe. .S225
1924 Essex touring. .$H5
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ICDSON-ESSEX
ANNOUNCE A
USED CAR SALE.

Never before have sold automobiles st
such low prices. However our prices have
been generally recognized as being the most
chancr. IL get good rlosed car for little
money. We have 40 closed cars TO re sold
in the very near future, also several sport
model tourings.
The following list will convince you of
low
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
BEST BUYS
OF THE SEASON.

1924 Nash touring ........$775
1923 Nash (3) ............ $50
1923 Rickenbacker touring. 500
1924 Ford coupe (2)...... 800
1924 Ford touring ........ 200
1924 Ford roadster. 2lO
1923 Maxwell sport (2) -. $50
1917 Cadillac c.............2 $50
1923 Buick coupe. ........ $50
1924 Hudson coach. US
1922 Dodge roadster ...... $50
Nash sport touring. ....... 200
Ford sedan. l25
1921 Essex touring. ........ l25
1922 Nash touring. $50
II Months to Pay.
HAWKINS-NASH
MOTOR CO.,
1922 l4th St.
PARTS-PARTS
m,or sI MAKE: Of carr Car, s9y{hso @ sna
AUTO EXCHANGE. LIST aud D cts. nv.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-MISCELLANEOUs
postal: we We viii vii cali. Ds Lsaviss. s1a II II
APPAREL tmen's vomen's and children's,
hod psans sads ed w1nl.r sna ends
CAMERAS. tools of every kind. field glasses.
.h9ssuns s anything you r hsvs ts sss ss Groeef
SAnP5fTnYsGrs sss = ri 1iss s0n Re-
Bro. 42s q St. NV. Frank. 3217. 17.
GLoTHEEWil pay highest % Rrlees for Isales' ssaH.
B. t'G stein, nn isos Eth f'1ss st. new. Ph 4. 4es'
SIeosT toS sf we sep
ass as.s. 81 Gid ssnd es e.'
EfTy a1 old sgd oF essh
Dis T 81 nv. Rocms s II and Is NJ saSs:
DIRECTORY. washington city. 1925: must
esa T SsGd So s Fssns 5ssS5 MSGonsey Di2:s
ss@s S'a 70 sass, e
T .sS fss Ss eur " S Main Hs Ess
FEATKER BEDS and fpTnltYre: highest
lure Co. 1905 7th st. n.w.MPot. 1s67. u.
Aa BEPs b. fne Oet Ps:
Il - aaee Phene l Nan ra.sure ssas 70. 0o' Eye
g :s buy Psss:
sss r:ssis f: :?s o ss ssi islS
q nv Phone rrestlin sois w.
fIsg Ior isnes carp Pssp' sa
FURNITURE and household goods of all
s a9di 10Th H na ss f9y PSons Hs Main s7S
FURNITURE and household goods, Of all
h4 for 4 afhsfs io,s st. ash Dsss Nam oo ea
snsd Ksn 1sR as5s H1aH eos S nN
Hsnt: Lei us ssii WI 5ie an s.timsts
sonSa soz 10Th :. alaSs ave. Il. Sa7a. 'e Aae''0n'e''
M Bsa o efss. ssess ES.a.Hs Sc .S0 La ave
ryHSTSEi I.s. ,oT Zo Ha.' ,ss 70 ossp s.9 I Ss
ssaneeu' sy. @ frsnk6 sa M sss sasDF0 800
e.2, soP 5.sea sehs' nd a,1s s
HANDMADE ARTICLES and other things
tsele na1 fgT Nov Nor, M ran,oy shopyps S opening
HIGHEST + PRICES ss PAD. PAD for so worn mon.
asnd s...,.fI ladies' clothing. Potomac 234o. J.
oeLp goLb, silver. dia9cnds ,isyslFy: a9ss,
1923 . =. ~ NJ. Main Mi ssIEEs. a Al'0'o.
OLD OF SOLID sILvER tea service and any
regardless Of condition. Gentleman furnish
ing country house would like TO buy. Ad-
dress Box VOC. Star ofice.
PLANo-will take your piano or player re-
gardless OF condition in exchange on new
furniture. Sanderson- Schaefer Co.. GA II
at. ne. Lincoln 1867.
PRIETING-o0o business cards, billhesds.
~. Room s. f. 5sso.J. 'l'le' O. oo0 ls. 81
SILVER AND GOLD. old we will pay full
Saluc for broken lots and top prices for
Held platine Company. 1928 Conn. ave.
STENOGRAPHER'S DESK and 3 pivot
chairs. mahogany finish. Main 54S2.
USED FURNITURE for Q rooms: complets
snites and odd piece. Ad 600.
WANTED. - Second hand Ford '2l or '22
coupe body. Armentrouts, 1710 14th Ct.
NV. Phone North $3.50.
WANTED-Enoush furniture for an ,s-room
house Immediately: will buy as a whole or
odd pieces. Kindly call Adams 1852.
EERlNITg,RE. RlT, .,r,gTGGs. RTgGs. HoIusEE H2Lnp
pRicNs. ENTIRE OR PART CoNTENTs:
PROMPT ATTENTION. o27 ST. NV.
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. HORNER. Inc,
lois l4th St. Main 500.
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RECCOMNIENDED SERVICE.

(COntinued.1
BOZ sPRISas Sssadaaa sad SsnT,
ksi ''dsi ~ '5SS"' eS '!s ssss 2s S.
Pox SPRINGS. matt. pillows. down COM
s.s sas ssaans CO.. I'D apa North
BRASS BEDS RELACoIERED and repaired; ID
psirins: u promp. eF1foM seTSiee NJ s6a7 Acme plss-
ing Co. to27 D St. NV. After Line. 294s
n5on ~s+d Gr'2SHsFaf ssis ops:
all kinds: r"Tpairs. large or
II, fellow 'eo 81. nsWi ne Adams 5oo3.J. '' ' IS.
CARBON BURNISG aoc PER CYLINDER
oSner e rem9vf o .h ninss z, and Sires e4sos
cARPENTER-RErAIRs Ij TER d,,IEs TO PRoRGRTY RERa
l2a T Nv. r: la42.w. -
Line. sas9 L. L Bailey. 21l Pa. ave: s.e.
= f!sSR i'iss s
pay chase Of Sas 1a R ts~oms as one o
g. S Sf2 ST. Sh s&F ST n@ Nam 81" Si# OF
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. HOUSE
painting skilled mechanics: reduced prices.
PAUL SERENE. 81 st. NV. Tel. Pot; 25l.
FLooR-ELEcTRIC MACHINE and hand
azhss ssHs sz 5saz5r2aRe asS Fespl1 EST
sLooRs,- OLD. FLOORS RENOVATED, NEW
n9snOf FrsaEs sslxlSs es4 daye s Hsa
FTRN1T.RE REPAIKISS Nc. and r1, .ebppl,a11s pI.1s
Upholsterins Co. 7la E st. ne. Line 1895
TPHoLsIEREP; rep,d; alp,
frse e' TfrTENsoR. FfIs i4s4 sth st. NV s. 77oS:
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRs-"Duco" paint
ss .na Ha,o WolRs ese5
HEATING. FLgMBISSG;; S so1L Oh BTRSSISG 3.A;p AP'
4l2 Cap. st. Lincoln Say.
Lindley. 14ai iith s; nv n. 6o5s is.
JOB piastering and cement work OF all kinds,
too pefsa tar: AUTO s@ service. Franslin sssa
KEYS 25 CENTS:
mads nss while you wait Turner Z els5k adk
Rsyet iHd ss9S sHs5s tsd ;.!s
RANT Wo.z oSE eia.1,, kooI Wit. Ko.. RSss
par Co. 2o04 N Nv Frank. 2so6.- "A.
isd pss. s hniihph fA
PAINTING-Hgh-grade house painting; best
Moran: Els jS John Ss1sAsii Dlacs Main
PAP PAREkING PANTIS,@ssa S,; Sc up s beat Of
top Phsp. s4s %sfa:
The Peerless Decorating Co. To-
AND PAINTING. GET
Ewfs fst"fs franh rt s4a z9a ioas ss T.
AND PAINTING--specia
se yer
Dutch Boy lead AID pure iinsesd oil only:
Se yin Etys , yeS terms as Ss h,ES6 ss 10, 10 70 is
BEL, Soq sf;Ss ss sss$.si sS si7
500 guaranteed work. Adams 232s.
dslay ye!E Joe Esda iaf SP .Ia
Pa ss;s.sf ssnns Ws7
CO. q St. MAsHFnsEEoSss snsycohATaSe
PLAsTER1NG. PAINT
ing: satistactory work guaranteed. Wm. 4.
Little. sl9 9th st n w. Phone Frank 500:
aaa & s5a iiEs g.
PIANO TUNING. repairing. regulating: rea:
sonahlc chsrses: all work pToomp,lE o attendesd
PIANO TUNING. S2-we specialize on gem
ersl piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable; Skilled me.
chanics. Work guaranteed. Sanderson-
Schaeder Co. 644 III st ne. Line. 1Oo7.
business cards. billhead ads.
40 asePea.' st nv " Room o0e sS FIR 5ssoJ fb
and furniture repairing.
special prices this month Col. 403s. Stand.
ard UphosterinR Co. 2S10 14th ct. NV. IL
VIZ - LASTING. STEEL AND ALVMI.
mum welded properly: work Euaranteed. II
NJ Coleman. 2O7 18th ct. nv: ~. 459e.
WINDOW SHADES AND sCREENS.v;FhEsT,
Nichols ave. SO. lincoln 1923.
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADEs-GooD
quality Opaque shades fitted to your win.
dove CSC: the bes. quality Il opaque shades.
KLEERrA TT. 1th and n 81. n .: LING 67R
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

SrrUATTONS-DOM Nont'O.
LAUNDRESS. Arst class. wishes washing to
saas ksss home: can give reference. Cali Col.
LATSDREss ,gIshes work to take home.
p p os oss sS beauty ss'i D.roa 1tyc Cali
Wednesday morning. 1893 W 81. NV.
MORNING WORK. no washing: reference.
NURSE. young coIored: fond Of children:
want wants seod home, ,sssy sssy nights: $50 month:
srsd ssssH si :F hs!R ss aVsnq y. house By two col
iof slserly peope sf'nT Eery a' best
r % sx.y s10d rBons COO on Diet
PART-TIME WORK. girl. Call Potomac
PART-TIME WORK mornings. 755 Kenyon
p27 z 81. nv. or North 1898. --...-.-e. -e.
PLACE AFTER SCHOOL BY colorcd girl.
4o7 Fla. ave NV.
5s1 Sffda ls.S. Pssa Sss5S Il small family or hotel
Ref. 1852 Church St. NV.
PLACE fer general homework. no laundry
istS and Military I'd
POSITION as first-class meat cutter: now
employed; wish a change. Address Box
SERVICE place wanted. Apt. 5l5 Morton
SETTLED WOMAN and girl want house
SMALL WASHING to take home TIA
WASHING to take home. nicely done. l0s5
18th NV. Alice Wllliams.
WHITE COOK In a private family. middle
age. Address Box 320-H. Star office. II.
WOMAN wants days work or washing. Pot.
woMAS: eeigFcd: place as cook or kitchen
WORK after school. by colored girl Call
WORK OF ANY KIND .rcliable coloTed wom-
E ssax ni9hts= sszl ~ barry nl nv a===
PERSONAL.
sANrTARIuM FOR MENTAL, AND merry.
cy snd Under Nil Iskf
ass hae a,ss spffs s,.a 5aes ean n April
ELEcTTRIcAL soTI 9, TREATMENT DRrGhEEss LES
Fs FranS a7l-y GRacE SAsH AfSsSe Ph. G. DI7. Il.
NESTLE LANoIL PERMANENT wAyE-
aaotei Beauty Shop ldi6 Q st. North Sio6
s:S s. ;s rom so'S
DRIVING, TO IOWA, VIA CHICAGO ABOUT
eSHsss t Saa' Nam s~s sod4 young men e
made By ordeF Fohhs 1918 iD .i sAhss hs AS
VIII, MAKE CLOTHES AND DRESS DOLLS
for Christmas. Order now. 1850 Kenyon
~ ROUTE TO FLORIDA. ACCOMMODATES
October IS rate reasonable: references ex-
CHANGED Address Apt. @os. 2sol connec-
fNA1heE1 wFsH sSR Hos bsgas s25
WISH TO COMMI-VTC1TF WTTH PARTIES
{, s,,l home a.s.. reference: Address Box 44sH
BAGGKWARD RI.,. CHMDREN y ddoIsI3 TuToREp At
ssschefss; efsc.e grades Is. Address Box 4lsH
FACIAL. HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED.
T. ,,, q treatment; @ me satisfaction gusranteed
e1p aos Kssse sd and sTes
nrssn rssessn?GcnF sa fin f.sa sna es1
4 GRADuATE IN ELEcTcY WILL GIVE
GsAp NUaE sEs
Phone Main s725. Is.
TER class of Unfortunate young women be-
f9rs and during sonnnemspt strictly Irlsa,e
Veil HOSPITAL. Cory. Pa.
CLASSES FORMING. PALMER METHoDs--
Central ChiroprsstieS College. 1874 Tih e.
registrar
HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. GENUINE. SO
Eaas Ss he5 Col TSsS 5sd at lowest prices also
EEooSSF1pYENTIAd EoS nYpp AdprE rPETEcTIgE ;SERyIfE
EST ,sAEEEGUARb." ,GoMMigsSIoSs o.
SPECIALLY SOLICITED. CONSTELLATION
STRICTLY CoNEIDESTIALI THE OLDEST
BtREAU IN WAsHiNGToN. FoTNpEb
TE2SE asoe At nSnvn MIGHT
RA&sPoRrATioN Buff6iaG. ia.h And
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Studebaker Sport. 1924

Studebaker Sport. 1924.
.ss 1000 issd oS.rs.e nickel head:hs
black baked enamel and rcd and gold strip
ing bumpers and many other extras. S7c5
Chevrolet 1924 Roadster.
Many eItras, excellent condition: lock
wheel and spare. $500.
Dodge 1924 Roadster.
.oIas,,,., Here is an automobile ute which is both
eighty g,ed , car. Come early or it viii be
Gardner Sedan, 1928.
An unusually attractive. nicely appointed
slsth uphoistsry: dve sIceilens tires an and dis dis:
ing motor is dandy with ample power and
n.,.,iss nSl:esss oPsssson Come and se. demon
Studebaker 5-Pass. Coupe
(Late).
in red and blue: mauve upholstery: an at
tracti!e closed car with excellent motor and
good tires: many extras. $3.50.
Ford Sedan, 1922.
motor: seat covers; a bargain % for siss. M anu
studebaker Sport Speedster,
lSL4.
=; BODY % special ~ BY LANDAU: 8 new tires and
shs un 5ceg done viii i
1923 Buick Sport Touring.
,on This s, f,r in geIisS.
1''ch 1S9'chsns ssSth sssSth and the price will move 1t
Studebaker Big Six Sport
ZPass. Sedan, "a.
'si s:' Yss HaHr0uH goTF b.sap sa, 81
French nS 6lSs Ss,dI ,ani.h xi.h s.zipinr in srimsoh
Tsi: sss i: II pr.esieaiEs nss. sSe slls5. 5' carly
studebaker Light Six
Sedan, '22.
n.a T: e, n d..p painted 4sa rRs ,y and
q cd Al OF
y tSess son 70 Choose
Stephens Sedan, 70. -. S525
Studebaker Touring, r.. 5000
Studebaker Special 6,
Coupe, u ............ $675
Chevrolet Coupe, '23..- $265
Ford Sedan ............ So
Studebaker Special E tour. $3.50
Gardner Touring, 49,. $3.50
Durant Touring, rs. $3.50
Overland Touring, %. -. $3.50
Ford Coupe, 24.......... $3.50
Ford Tudor Sedan, IT,. $375
Studebaker SPIT. Big E, ~ SLIGO
STUDEBAKER,
The White Front Lot at
l1O6 18th ST.. l4th at r, NV.
Phone Potomac 1853.
(Csntinued on Next Faxcl
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StUutDdKtT SpOrt. Iy-|.
5000 miles. oversize nickel headlights.
side windshieIds disc wheels: car done IN
black baked enamel and red and gold strip
ing, bumpers and many other extras. S1e5
Evening star., 1925-10-13
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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 1f5
AUTO REPAIRING-Iow overhead costs
and expert mechan enable US to give you
better work for less money. Early 4
poA Fp 4se4. rear '0 '0r'" o'''0l n'''s
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs aqd
Eash. Isssress G.. si5 , e. ntx. < eco
Evening star., 1925-10-13

Gardner Sedan, 1928.
An unusually attractive nicely appointed
cloth upholstery: i've excellent tires san and dis
wheels rnoton1eter and bumpers: the Lyconr-
Ing motor Is dandy with ample power and
noiseless operation. Come and get demon
stsation. $3.50. Your car In trade
Evening star., 1925-10-13

Chevrolet 1924 Roadster.
Many extras. excellent condition: !oc
wheel and spare. 5000.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

Dodge 1924 Roadster.
Here Is an automobile which is both
econom!cai and all tho appearance OF =
slightly used car. Come early or il will be
zone At Sl76.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Studebaker Sport Speedster,

Body special by Landau: new tires and
DIG wheels, side windshields. nickel trim
p1ng1. trunk. bumpers. Everything done in
the new. fashionable Lincoln green wits
vermiion stripping. 81 900.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

ADDING MACHINE Burrouehs latest
model with stand: like new: cheap. Line
7, a ~ 10 % ACE. -, .... ~, f,,,,-. 1 a
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

BROODER-1 .O0o-chicl Old Reliable: used
500 CsaiulS "a,
Evening star., 1925-10-13

1923 Buick Sport Touring.
This car 10 in perfect mechanical condi-
motor meter. bumper. etc. A very snappy
looking ca, and the price viii move it
Evening star., 1925-10-13

MARCEL WAVE AND SHAMPOO fBOBl
fl 90 La Fayette Hotel Beauty Parors
I 6th and l ats. NV 16s
leaving city for Winter: rent free for care
81 home: reference. Address Box 445-H
Star of7ce I4s
Evening star., 1925-10-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


GASOLINE STATION--Main Travelled boule-
yard: fully EQUIPPED; battery charger; stock
1000 monthly. Ford tank truck included
$50 900 Address Box 30S-H H Star ofyice 13s
Evening star., 1925-10-13

BUICK. 1874 model IS. 4-pass. coupe: per-
feet condition. This car has just been re re-
terms. Foss. Hughes Co.. ll4l Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Studebaker 5-Pass. Coupe
T ,atel

Done in Arabian blue with disteel wheel.
in red and blue: mauve upholstery: an at
tractive closed car with excellent motor and
FOOD tires: many extras $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

DRY GOODS. art ard notion store; busy
street good stock; living rooms. Call Lin
IL
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OUT DRIVING OF
TRAFFIC RULES
MOTOR Menace
ID Club Official DEGREES Habit
of Taking Too Much
for Granted.

Outdriving traffic regulations, a
new menace in motoring, is branded
as an increasing cause Of automo-
bile accidents by Todd Stops, sec
retary-manager Of the Hoosier
Motor Club.
BY outdriving traffic regulations,
he explains, is meant the habit of
driving a car on the assumption
that what isn't seen, or what hasn't
happened, will be entirely favorable
Stops places the new hazard in
a class with the habit Of outdriving
brakes and headlights. In the case
Of headlights, he points out, the
habit is to assume that if the road is
clear within the area Illuminated
there will be no immediate danger
just beyond.
Observation made at principal
points about the city show there is
q pronounced tendency to take too
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applied on the purchase price at the

applied on the purchase price at the
owners pleasure.
The owner of seventy-five shares
of stock has it's investment in fairly
liquid form, in that he can use 1t as
collateral in borrowing money, or he
can sell 1t at somewhere near it's
book value. If he finds it impossible
to occupy the property himself, his
right to sublet permits him to re.
tain it as an investment.
In selecting a home site, the most
important problem is environment.
Every man seeks to place his fam
lily In the most favorable situation
possible among friends or among
people he would like to count as his
friends. The location of Pennwood
Homes seems to be as well placed
as could very well be planned There
is hardly a home in this neighbor-
hood valued at less than $4,000. If
the average business man had to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06

tie up this money. it would be pro-
hibitive. In Pennwood Homes, he
has all the advantages of environ
ment at figure that is strictly
within his means.
He will, In a few years, have the
new Shortridge High School in his
immediate neighborhood and his
children will have every advantage
of the delightful location in the
meantime.
Saving Money
Moreover, he is living in a man.
ner that is altogether desirable for
a man of moderate means and at
the same time actually saving money
on a $4,000 investment. He will
at the end of the tenor twelve
years it viii take him to liquidate
his purchase price, be living at the
nominal sum of S22.5O a month and
with all the comforts of a $4,000
home
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06

1.-THE question We are always
asked" said Arthur Baynham,
builder, in discussing the project,
"and one we cannot answer, Is why
doesn't everyone choose this man
ner of investing money and finding
the answer 70 his housing problem
For city folks it would seem to be
the final analysis Of their difficul-
ties"
Lumber and millwork for Penn
wood Homes was furnished by Bra,
num-Keene Lumber Company. Tile
roofing by Henry c. Smither Roof
ing Company. Tile work by the
Wege-Stanford Marble and Tile Com.
pany.
Cast and wrought ratings for the
stairways, made and furnished by
Caldwell-Drake Iron Works, Column
bus, Ind; individual Frigidaire re-
frigerating plants furnished and in
stalled by Delco Light Company;
building materials furnished by AL
lied Coal and Material Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06

much for granted" says Stops. IF
the automobile driver sees the stop
go sign turned in his favor he as
sumes no pedestrians will get into
his way. In other words, he pro-
ceeds to drive faster than the posi-
bilities warrant.
Just because traffic officer waves
to a motorist to come on is no rea-
son why the speed of the car should
be too fast for quick and safe stop
should any other vehicles disregard
the officers directions and come tear
ing out of a side street.
"The situation is identically the
same as driving in such a way as
to require the brakes to work per-
fectly for every stop. There is no
provision for providing a suitable
margin Of safety"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
TWO HEROES ARRESTED
Other Arrests Expected In Connec-
ton With Plot to Kill MussOlini.

BIZ United Press
ROME, Nov. 6.-Two new arrests
were made today in the alleged plot
to kill Premier Mussolini. General
Gampietra and Guido Slataper, both
holders of the Italian gold medal
for heroic service in the war, were
taken into custody and other arrests
are expected from within the ranks
of the disbanded anti-Fascist orga-
nization, "Itala Liberia"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
PAVEMENT IS URGED
Delegation Calls Upon State High
way Commission.

A delegation from cities in In
diana along the Illinois line called
on the State highway commission on
Thursday, urging that State pave
State Rd. Z, which extends from FIT.
Wayne to Kentland. Part Of the
road from Kentland to Huntington is
on the Ben Franklin highway, which
is a national highway.
Both Illinois and Ohio have paved
their portions of the road and the
delegation sought to have the COM
mission pave the Indiana portion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
COMPLAINT IRRITATED
Didn't Mind Doing Washing, But
Couldn't Stand Kicks.

BIZ Times Special
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. e.
Israel Anderson didn't mind doing
the washing, but when his wife
kicked on the spots he left on the
clothes he asked a divorce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
PLAN SQUARE DANCES

The Boys of Old Lang Syne Will
entertain at the Elks Club, Armistice
day, Nov. IL, with old square
dances, it was announced today. One
set of dances will represent Civil
War days and another World War
DAYS.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-02

ings of MT. Johansson's sell at the above figure. A reproduction in pho- tograrhy of the above mentioned pie ture with it's magnificent northern lights was printed on the cover of the March issue of the Fairbanks Collegion, which was printed in one color by The Gateway.
 MT. Oscar Dahl, proprietor of the Hotel Seward has purchased three of the artsit's works and has them hang ing in his parlor. Two of the paint ings are scenes depicting Alaska's vastnesses and another of life. One of them was made in COrdOva, and carries a lake in the foreground with moose grazing leizurely near the foothills of the mountains in the background. This picture is of ex ceptional value and is cherished by MT. Dahl. The frames for the paint ings hanging in the Seward hotel were made to order from Cal NJ. Bro sius, local contractor.
 At a later date an announcement will be given The Gateway when the paintings of Mr. Johansson's will be on display for the general public.