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, 1925-02-22
SOUTH FACES GREAT
YEAR, SAYS BABSON
Staistician Sees Big Development Season Under
Way South Of Mason-Dixon Line;
Major Industries Reviewed.

north to south should be much more
rapid than the previous movement
from east to west. This is all the
more true considering the greater
prosperity Of American people today
compared with any previous time.
Not only does tho south possess
wonderful natural resources.,a beau
tiful climate. and cheap land. thus
insuring an all year round develop
ment. but there are five million ad-
ditional people who could We'll afford
to spend their winters in the south.
BY so doing. these people could
iengthen their lives. on the average.
about 10 years, and could spare two
or three months from home without
any interference with their busl-
ness. II would be a tremendous &C.
onomic gain for the nation to extend
the lives OF these people. tho ones
VIII create and develop their home
communities and who furnish the
Initiative for America. We are
striving to conserve natural re-
sources; but the greatest OF all re.
sources are the few people IN each
community who furnish the cour-
rage. energy and capital which
makes these respective communities
grow.
Every section OF the SOUTH
says Mr.. Babson. has great pos.
sibilities OF growth. Every one OF
the II southern states has distinct
advantages which In each case are
unique. For instance. the Carolinas
have A. which Is unequalcd
in the world; Tennessee leads in eli.
mate for all the year round life;
Georgia Will be Americas greatest
textile state; Florida Ia the one
, 1925-02-22

BABSoN PARK. Fla, Feb. IL
Roger w. Babson today issued the
second section OF his annual fore
cast OF business conditions covering
tho entire United States. We are
privileged to give an exclusive sum-
mary @, II. as follows:
History shows that all great
countries pass through two distinct
economic movements. each being at
their height for from fifty to a hun
dred years. The first OF these move.
ments is when people gradually
move from the east westward. In
our country this began In 1s4e. with
the discovery OF gold In California.
although II did not reach its height
until after the Spanish war. The
great development in California has
been during the past % years. This
development from east TO west con.
tinues until the cheap lands have
been taken up; then a second great
economic movement stnrts-nameiy,
from north to south. This has been
true with every great country. and
this second era is just now begin
ming In the United States. II eco
nomic history repeats itself. the
south. during the next IS years. will
develop as the Pacific has dur
ing the last IS years. This does
not near that the development OF
the Pacific coast will stop. Let no
one fool himself with this idea. be-
cause ms the people OF China. India
and the Far East awake and become
consumers of American goods. the
Pacific coasts development Will be
greater than ever. Tho most spec
tacular growth, however, from now
on In the United States. will be seen
in the south. This is best illustrat-
ed by the fact that whereas the bank
clearings of the entire country. dur
Ing the past five years. have In
creased on an average less than 8
per cent. 1t Is estimated that the
hank cieaylpgs of representative
cities OF Florida. during the same
five years. have more than doubled.
Owing to tho good road move.
ment. 20 In full swing. and the IF.
teen million automobiles In the coun.
try. this economic movement from
, 1925-02-22
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE
NEW CUSHER COMING
in AT FORT COLLINS
Atlantic Petroleum Chances Look Up When
Union Strikes Oil in Its Yer Straten No. |
In Southern Part Of Field.

sands of sightseers passing Atlantic's
well-now down more than 1900 feet
are predicting a gusher for At
lantic.
''Sixty-five thousand dollars will
complete a 400 foot well in the Fort
Collins field. says j. Fl. Cracken.
one OF the owners Of the lease adjoin-
Ing Atlantic's Country Club on the
north.
The Yer straten well has been
drilled In record time for deep well
drilling.
&C. c. Carnes and Fred Diehl who
drilled 1t under u contract with the
Union OF California to the depth OF
$500 feet with Si4 inch casing set.
completed Che same in 81 working
days.
Most Of the wells drilled by the
Union of California are let under
contracts to a $500 foot depth and
from there on the company COM
plstes all wells under their own sup
ervision. They employed Carnes and
Diehl by day labor to complete this
well.
In IS days they under trimmed the
81 inch casing and carried 1t to a
depth OF 1904 feet where 1t was ce-
mented.
From the 1850 foot depth they
made 246 feet of open hols In four
days before they were Obliged to run
the 61t inch casing. At 1910 feet
they encountered a heavy oil and
gas showing In the shale formation
which logs with the Whitaker. well.
The true oil sand was found in the
Whitaker well at a depth OF 4472
feet. This leaves only 162' feet OF
hole to be made In the Yer Straten
we'll and 1t should be completed In
from six to seven days; which dem
o%nstrates that the Fort Collins well
can be drilled at. an approximate
cost. with good luck, for s65, 100000.
as the contract price for the $500
foot hole was $500 per foot.
THE new geological survey made
by S. H. Casteel has revolutionized
the old contour lines OF this field.
and acreage within his survey is in
great demand.
This is a subsurface structure
map and is the correlation OF certain
sands penetrated In the Ache and
Brendel. Atlantic Petroleum and the
Farley wells. with the sands pene-
trated In the Whitaker gusher.
THE Hygiene sand In the Whit
aker well was encountered at Ills
feet: Ache and Brendel In Sec. 35 en-
countered the same at 1916 feet.
"The Atlantic Petroleum picked up
this sand at s97 feet which shows the
Atlantic Petroleum on the apex OF
the structure that swings south and
east from the Whitaker we'll"
, 1925-02-22
Market Gossip

Dun. reports 52e commercial fall.
ures in United States last week
against 405 fer five days the preced.
ing week and $40 for five days a
year ago.
Bradstreets says state OF trade Is
fully fair with Industry still more
active relatively than distribution.
Dun's review says after expansion
OF recent months 1t is not surprising
that further gains IN business de-
velop more slowly and that in some
quarters an abatement OF demand
has occurred.
Budget submitted to French sen.
ate places expenditures at 30, 3le, ooo.-
900 francs oil 3,747, 600. 900 above re-
ceipts.
Domestic equipment orders for
last week estimated at -. 900, 900. In.
GLIDING IS Locomotives to Baldwin.
Commonwealth Edison for year
ended December 81. after taxes and
charges $l0.53 a share against sio.4s
a share in 1928. s
Marshall Field company weekly
review says current wholesale dis
tribution OF dry goods was In excess
Of last week and approximately
equal TO that OF a year ago. Col.
lections were somewhat below same
week year ago.
Pittsburgh Utilities corporation
reports for year ended December 81,
n net income OF 81, 1928, equal ar
ter preferred dividend TO $3.50 a
share on the 100000 shares OF com
mon outstanding.
, 1925-02-22

0a
White Eagle and Refining COM
pany during year ended December
81. earned net after depletion s:.,3
a share against 3e.ss in 1923.
Following statement OF Senator
Moses, who objected to resolution OF
senator Trammell calling for inves-
tigation of gasoline prices, It was
said az the Department OF Justice
that three Investigations are under
way but have not reported.
Wall Street Journal says oil men
are predicting s2.25 a barrel for fuel
oil by March. which would be a boom
to Pan American Petroleum.
Buckeye Pipe Line during year
ended December 81. earned net after
taxes and charges seas. 900 or 1853
a share against 81, $50 or $3.50 a
share In 1925.
C~hesebrough Manufacturing de-
clared regular quarterly 62nc div.
idend on common and si.T5 on pre-
ferred.
CARRIER crude oil OF ~ gravity is
now bringing s2.s5 a barrel, Tulsa
dispatch states.
Standard oil OF Louisiana again
has given to Standard OF Indiana a
contract for 100, 900 900 gallons OF
gasoline TO be refined at their Cas-
per, Wyoming refinery and export.
cd through Baton Rouge. La.
Recent strength In Pan Handle
Petroleum producing preferred in at
tributcd to expectation that divi.
dende will DO resumed soon.
Increase In Shell Union dividend
means close to 1900. 900 n year add.
tional income to the Royal Dutch
Shell group,
Heavy OIL output OF Mexico IN
week ended February u. wa L.
$4,000 barrels an increane OF 5000
narrsIa from p~rorelfur x.oeL Ii1lit
, 1925-02-22
Grain and Stock
Opinions From
Brokerage Wire

Bartlett Frazer.-It will require a
little ~reversals TO keep wheat from
going lower.
Hulburd Warren.-We sre bullish.
Stein Astrin.-sentiment has
turned bearish.
Thompson McKinnon.-We doubt
any decline In wheat but coarse
grain futures will advance with DIFF
ficulty until the cash situation slows
up.
Jackson Brothers.-we remain
bullish.
, 1925-02-22
BUSINESS BRIEFS

BosToS.-The Arkwright club.
tho organization OF New England
textile manufacturers. is fighting
vigorously against retention OF the
4S'hour week. Officials state the
6i'hour week would merely place
New England on an equal basis
with the southern producers with
respect 20 hours. They declare the
-feraso n the south is 56% hours
yer woeii.
, 1925-02-22
Lumber.

PORTLAND, Ore. Negotiations
now are under way for the purchase
OF large timber holdings. saw mills.
and docks in Washington state by
Charles Black and company in com.
bination with Pope and Talbot. OF
San francisco. Tho deals involve
about s2b, 100000 and are expected
to be contaminated within ten days.
, 1925-02-22

oil output was $4,000 barrels. a de.
crease OF 10000 barrels. Toteco pool
output was i22. 900 barrels. Increase
5000 barrels.
Humphrcys.Boy OIL company'e
BOYD No. s well was brought In for
500 barrels. extending Workman pool
1000 feet to southNHst.
, 1925-02-22

TULSA. okla.-on men are be.
coming anxious over the fact that
gasoline 10 ths only petroleum prod.
uet which has gone up with crude
oil IN price. Kerosene, gas oil. dis.
tillste and fuel oil are stationary.
although oil is Up from 81 e sl.s2
q barrel.
, 1925-02-22
Coal.

TAMAoUA. Pa--coiiieries here
are working steadily and turning
out a normal output but there are
many idle men throughout the
Panther Creek valley as, bank opera
lions and stripping operations have
been curtailed by slack call for
anthracite. The new breakers.
through improved machinery. are
necessitating a smaller labor supply.
, 1925-02-22
OH.

Los ANGELEs.-Oll development
activities in southern California are
largely centering in the Domingues
and Inglewood fields. OF is new
wells started in various California
fields during past week. four in
Dominguez and four in Ingiewood.
, 1925-02-22
Grain.

CHICAGO.-Unless spring wealth
er turns out to be particularly bad.
the Illinois winter wheat crop this
year is going to be much larger
than in 1924. Weather conditions
up to the present have been season
able and little damage is expected.
, 1925-02-22

PARIs-one of the great houses
is showing an evening wrap entirely
composed OF orstrich feathers. The
long lines OF the vertically placed
nlurea are broken by bands OF short,
tightly eurled featicps placed liorl-
zcntally about the hips and color
, 1925-02-22
Paper.

KANSAS. CITY. The Kansas
Book Dealers association has or.
dered 5000 900 worth of paper tablets
from the II. D. Lee Mercantile COM
psny OF this city and has agreed on
the product OF the Irving Pitt Man
ufacturing company as a standard
in the loose leaf lines.
, 1925-02-22

PITTSBURGH. The pig ifon
situation here is unchanged, with
insufficient business TO give the mar.
ket any real test. Prices are UNI
changed. Scrap iron has developed
an easier tone with prices down soc
TO q dollar a ton from last week. A
Youngstown mill is reported to have
bought heavy melting steel as low
as sle.
, 1925-02-22

SPRINGFIELD. ul.-Two hun.
mad forty farmers IN Wood.
4afo Mclean. farewell and Livings.
ron eouli'ss have organized for CO.
r-i!se !fFu management, under
't-dn q: officials OF the Illinois
Agricultural college.
, 1925-02-22

PHILADELPHIA. = About 5000
tons OF steel have arrived here In
preparation for the active construc.
tion work on the Delaware river
, 1925-02-22

SAN FRANCIsCo.-saie OF cleo.
trieal household appliances since
january I have been equal to those
Of n period in the history OF this
section.
, 1925-02-22

ATLANTA.-Hundreds OF visiting
buyers are here this week to view
full lines OF spring and summer
goods on display by local whole.
salers They express themselves as
most optimistic over the prospect
for good business this season, owing
to ins crop prospects.
, 1925-02-22
Commodity Trade News

bridge which will begin in March.
About 400 men now are employed
on the bridge.
, 1925-02-22
1895. Casper Tribune.l
Dry Goods.

ST. LoUIs.-Retailers now here
buying In the st. Louis market de-
clare that stocks in the country dis.
tTict are very short. Wholesalers
are reporting difficulty in filling
orders promptly.
, 1925-02-22

4f 'o4a'.l try = Tribune Classified
, 1925-02-22

Provision prices averaged higher
On new top records for hogs at the
packing centers.
Todsy's range of grain and provls-
lon prices follows:
Evening star., 1925-12-30
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
GRAPE VINES TRIMMED
Phone Lin. o0a4.

$50 Pa. ave. NV. everv Wed. & sat. 10 m.
BUICK AGENCY located at lol6 Conn. ave.
Bucks: also guaranteed used Bucks. equal
to new sold on easy terms; your car IN
T. s. GaDDEss, i6is Conn. ave
CADILLAC 81 TOURINGs. 4 and 7 pass.. as
low Ss15. on easy terms. with rour car
in trade. Lincoin LnSo salesroom. 1892 Conn
or hrougham style: i-door. 4-wheel brakes
,ionai @ buy % on very attractive terms. with
your car ara as nart paymS1,; Inso Ldnc"in sales
GSnIbAc sans bug Sn%sT mSde NODE ssDS
Eye st. ne. Pr. a3O6 or Fr. sS.a. i
CADILLAC v-6a COUPE, 1925. custom
coin 5346 1919 NJ ne.
CADILLAC 81 1-PASS. SEDAN-Absolutely
beautiful in every possible detail: an excep-
Of a discrimin ating purchaser, The price is
one that will interest the real hsrgaln h4nt-
coin Saiesrosm l132 Conn. ave Main 20s0.
demonstrate: bargain. $50 Crooks shop.
202S ST.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 4 doors. 1924: Will
sell cheap to settle estate. Lamberts Ga
i. rage. rear 1918 n. Can. st.
CHEVROLET sEDANmLate model; Sa75.
new cord tires: car must be sold for storage: :
S45 takes: easy terms; Peck PeSks Garage G!@l
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924. in excellent con-
dition: priced right terms. 5ls 10th ST. ne
CHEVROLET TOURING, 1923; good condi;
m"nh ,Sn 'GR Goa nanM sa' ssa
5000 l4th st. NV. \. 567a. --
DODGE SEDAN. finished in leather: balloon
tires. all extras; can be seen any time. ols
DODGE ROADSTER = Late model; perfect
condition: motor, recently overhauled; many
extras: Sl10 cash. Potomac 51l5
or me WsaSe EFsfts Ma@r Co
DODGE BUS. MANS COUPE. 1925: this car
this 6etore you buy and sss save en
condition; fine Winter car: $3.50 for quick
sale Adams 4587 or Main a595.
nuRANT SPORT sEDAN late ,ds 1ss5 , oaIUor ns;n,
and tires same as new This is a wonderful
Ss snssa fss ss: 81 sss yoar viii dd as
Fss. 'ea Garae sa to a St See Mr.
Sr miles, peied %fne IN Ss aes s' pes
Agency. 1903 Conn ave North 1881.
EoRp og fse e pa.on s4
Md. ave. ne. Line. $40: terms on all cars
Open evenings.
FORD FORDOR SEDAN. 1924: bought in
November; good condition. lock wheel;
speedometer. park light. dash light; 500
cash: S2S.34 monthly. Washington Motor
Exchange. 2022 14th st. NV. N. 5679.
FORD TUDOR SEDAN. late 1924; tires and
paint same as new every extra, like
q new car; only s32b and 12 mos. to pay.
See Mr.. Ricketts, Peck's Garage. 2121 4th
st NV 3Os
FORD COUPE. 1924. newly repainted excel
lent mechanical condition. splendid rubber.
many accessories. This car has been driven
Motor Co. O65 wisconsin ave.
FORD WINTER INCLOSURE. glass. for tour
ing car; S35.. Erawiey. 622 G st. NV.
FORD SEDAN-Perfect condition: barg ain.
Cab 423 New Jersey ave. 81s
Evening star., 1925-12-30
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

.CARPENTER-VERY REAsO NARL f
prices for Glassed-in porchcs; any KIND JOB
work: roof painting. NJ. l0l16. any time. 30
CARPENTER-,Iobh remodeling, floors
E,n, iad DOGS hung general repaIr'sss ss OF q.
CHAIR GAMING, UPHoLsTEKING RE-
Line. s9sa-J. l.. L. Bailey. "ll Pa ave. Sc.
CHAIRS CANED upholstered; porcn rockers
81 NV, Franklin 74si Nuf,Crd
CHIMNEY SWEEP. J. Kane. Fr. .osa ,G: 523
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. PAINTING
Serene ~ T st NV Tel Pot 25l. ia2o'
FLoSoRs-ELECTR:c MACHINE and hand
@"ist cs r efE SxsA s sS IT. esSe Coz 4
FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED. why
VAT VAT: Ex1ts low & ya,es lGr Dee ana Ian
20 ysrs made. Eat. che.rfully given. Returned
free. TITTENsOR. 14a, sth st. n. .. y. ZOO
GENkRtL AUTO REPAIRS-'l,uco" paint
m iT.l % H",d % WorF.. ttSsl a@ q" St r NV. Fr esob
JOB ,PLAsTERING AND CEMENT WORK
If all k,nds R..sonf4ls pT,He. as 40 joS TOO
JOB ,PI;AsTERING AND CEMENT WORK
of ALL kinds by experienced man. PROMPT
service. low prices North a7t-J. go
1da ~, ts' 3 f ''s "s':
PAPER!NG AND PAINTING-L:et us esti,
Rcpair Serrise TT a1oa " nv, FRANK. ,608.
a.
p,pru,,.>-cr>-,, -1.r>,r,,>,,, -. -
terior. fonrs refni.hcd pronzing. rooms
paintrI 81 IN. rotms napered 4, 80 up
SLiiied :, 6i,a nn,e,b t,irs ui~ht unrE n do
sired special Winter prices now prevailing
r. r.. TAYLOR. Line. 3fS"-W.
pApFRH.NGING PAINTING If vour
hous- needs paperiur painting YOU viii con
-id"r our special prices this month Ony
Room- -"raped pointed M and panered.
80 ." unr ytar I" pay WITH n" aaHnll@nsI 7,
'nsi MoIkmansnip u 2udi ah.efn DEL r -
ABLE DE'ORAflNG co. -" bth Il n"
N nrn,,. =, ,>,,,,>.C =,
r-h,l ~ ~ 49, ! ~ -. -
prlif- iof tnis nlouth uhiN W ahe <iD
Tnnonl sfspen. polhten up papeteu i"f
Bov lead nure lipseed oil used exclusively
c..h - ,orrs phI.JeInbi. Ds,nratins ca
Jnc sIIsIH OH - nv N onaS 40.
RH1NGISG-ROONS pIpERFD Sf
and mn n GEORGF as34 lin II
Nv Phone Adams 5Ss5
r, ,,--,+I.-- -, -, :. :, :,
fAPEa "a an NGiM1. rooms; .:au UP: n-ts,lor -
noll,an Dec. Co AZ G NV. Pk r. SOC.
~1 - = - : = : . = ------
> t-ENh A NliNG - D rooms ana -NofJ
Evening star., 1925-12-30
HELP-MALE AND FEMILE.

GRAPHOTYPE and sddressograph operators
wanted Immediately; must he experienced oh
F-G. G-l machines accurate able to flr
nl-h references from former emnluNers. high
school education prelerred but not neoeS-
sdry. Address Box 36-F Star office
MARKERS AND ASSORTERS, experienced
tpplv Tolman Laundry, 6th and c ste. NV.
MEN AND WOMEN-Learp the real estate
business. We make the sales for YOU and
pay yor hberally while learning. Need not
interfere wItht present emploNment. Free
classes every Thursday y pm. A. NJ.
shenrard. $40 Bond Bids
Evening star., 1925-12-30
WANTED-SALESMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

viii do something worth while. Telephone
switch board operating. short. easy course
Telepehone school. Oxford Bld= cor. 18th
Evening star., 1925-12-30

MARK ERS and asSorterS Ap-
ply at once Palace Laundry, 729
9th st.
Evening star., 1925-12-30

AUTO MECHANIC. To act As night watch
man and DO minor rcnairs. must he able
IN furnish bond Mar-Dis Motor Co. 33ol
Evening star., 1925-12-30
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


SEWING MACHINEs-o-h. Singer, Slh
New Home. SIS: Standard. SO: New Ideal
$40: others AT So: all guar. New machines,
SO mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings
5: f. Singer Shor 3l3 Pa. ave sc. Line 20:
SHELVING FOR SALE. cheap. Lincoln
SKATES size sI7 shoes attached: fine dual
ity good new. Adams 1867.
TUXEDO SUIT. like new. size 36-37. cost
rra-onabie oii~r '. Gut. rs 1920 r st. Cali
6-S
TYPEwRlTERs--Amercan 1ypewrr,eI Go;
All kinds Of renairing done. Lincoln =:
TlPEwRITERS--Al makes, factory re, re-
tuilts,, Ave wears, gmarsnty 50 down. F.d-
erRi ryn-writer Eychange. 'l2 NV.
.od tae1or r.n,.d s2ul: Sa.
no, good rndeswood. Rsmins,on.: ,vi L. roa 6;
mrn. mon.9 k:ss cs.h or rcsa IS msn,Hy ws.hns,on
Typ.writer Fx-h al3 n Y. ave. Fr. l014.
TYrEW E!TEK REErfL sERviG. en,i,b. F"xs'. hS1m'
= - mo: o"arI mo. ""'% IN adv. Ss - nos s15
make; We are closing out a large nn%hr, nni~b
inclnde attachments. At SIS 50 each. Air
Nay Electric Apphsnce Corr. md moor. In
condition: attachments: SIS. Adams. 900.
VIOLIN. strsdivsrius model eieEsn, 500 G
tone tone @ lea'hnr o Is-e nomgiese nt,ies "SrSa'"'
oi' -. is and = ,nche- sla 50 cord, s. half
iq?a q Ps 4e..r'a ,s in In r,S .es c NFFlan'' aI
shnP sAapLE FLooR tSD cnlNTER GAsKs
At AIcTdRy SPsGIAL REsE Rsfcis co. S sos low ST.
BHLTIM0RF MD.
OFFICE FURNlTuRE
FROM L s GOVT.
Complete line of desks. file cabinets, lock.
ers once chairs and tables; tr-mendons saw
inss EyerythinGs r" yog need for EoSF Sn once
Furniture Dept $40 sth 81. NV
WOOD-WOOD-WOOp.
Mixed wood. mostly OAK well Seasoned; Sc 80 ed;
R"sslyn. Va. Phone Clarendon 1l42-J1. l3'
4 DIAMOND BARGAINS.
s6I.rTAIRF DIAMoND RING BESTTIpp..1L; l;
WHITE &C ,GoLp hADYs MorNTING. PARTY
- " ''' y $4,000.
BLUE WHITE soLITrApIRREs rrpRs FTIt RlfN9NSbb 9Nb
G{iff Gni1 MSofrNSrISG. SfN 4 real. BARGAIN.
$4,000.
$3.50 90 BEAUTIETL SNLITAlFRFEp sol AkFFp pa DlR
DINARMY EINEt. HANDSOME AND En-
S65OOO.
sI5ooo SOLID rLATISTMM Ag 81 Mo oRbs 2IANofD !,
MAiFh yEwEf hh1trsTFn All 'f1F:n NOV EMESTS.
$1,000.
SEE Us BEFORE BUYING DIAMONDS.
KAHN OPTICAL co,
Oh 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-12-30
STUDFBAkFR
CONFIDENCE.
LOOK!

All our cars are now marked
to almost eive-away prices. and
any one of the following can be
bought on the most reasonable
terms ever offered. All cars
have been put in good condition
and our used car pledge is a
further aid in keeping the Gus
toner from going wrong.
Evening star., 1925-12-30
Studehaker 1923 Roadster.
Studebaker 1924 Light Six

Special + done in huff and black: excel
lent u. 9. Royal cords and motor in fne
shane. All extras. Rsrgain. $500.
Evening star., 1925-12-30
PACKARD.

Special price on our entire lot
of good Used Cars are continued
to Dec. 31st.
You can buy wonderful trans
portation at unusually low price
and good terms.
PACKARD,
1907 Kaloramz Rd. Pot 5000
Continued sR Next PaRs.l
Evening star., 1925-12-30

YOUNG MAN. White. for laun-
dry route; must have drivers
permit and be good salesman
furnish cash bond $50; position
paws SIS to S35 week. Apply
Dupont Laundry Co. 2535 Sher-
man ave. ,'l*
Evening star., 1925-12-30

Alto RADIATOR MAN-State experience
md salary expected. Address Box 3'5-W.
Evening star., 1925-12-30
Columbia School OF
DRAFTING

Individual instruction. day and evening
classes Complete course. 3 to months.
Gall. write or phone for catslog.
l4th & T SITS. North 272.
NOW is a good time to begin course that
will FIT YOU for lites duties. You will never
regret 2 course in our school Thousands
say II plsced them the road to success.
Call. write or telephone. II is better 90 call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1855.
311 East Cspitol St.
Evening star., 1925-12-30

" NLLAl T.
Nash Distributor.
100 l. st. NV. NJ. 1912.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1925-12-30
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Driven 5000 miles: done in royal blue and
gold: interior mauve upholstery and colonial
silver fittings: cost 81 $50 last year: 30-day
guarantee: excellent condition: $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-12-30

Cleveland 1924 2-PaSs. Coupe.
Balloon tires one-shot fabrication front
and rear bumpers. motometer. electric wipeT.
spare. Done in black enamel and is a little
beauty. $40
Evening star., 1925-12-30

CHAUFFEURS t5N. colo"e,i: must have
identification cards, al once. san Fla ave.
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Evening star., 1925-12-30

HUDSON ESSEX
HOLLAND MOTOR CO..
100 Conn. Ave. Pot. 5l97.
1925 Essex g. Coach
1923 Essex - Coach
1924 Maxwell Club Sedan
1924 Chevrolet Sedan
1928 Chevrolet Touring
Good Hudson Speedster.
You will want to see these
before you buy a used car.
Evening star., 1925-12-30
StenhenS 1923 Sedan.

Many others from $500 up.
STUDEBAkER,
The White Front Lot at
1706 18th St, 18th at R NV.
Phone Potomac 1888.