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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-10
SZILVESZTERI BAL.
Az esztendo utolso napjanak nagy
esemenye.

A vilagon mindenutt hangos j6
kedvvel temetik az 6esztend6 XII
mulasat S udv0zlik az uj elso haj-
nalhasadasat. Ennek a nagy heje-
hujanak az a magyarazata, lhogy
a rossz veget, jo erkezeset szives
0r0mmel latja minden halando. A
mi magyarsagunknak is nagyon
'hangulatos es minden tekintetbeu
mulatsagos szilveszteri mulatsag-
ga van kilatasa cbben az esztendo-
ben. Az 6ev utols6 napjan, decem
Der 31.-en, csitort0k0n tartja meg
nagyszabasu tanc1nulatsagat Ka-
tholikus Ifjusagi Kor.
Ennek a fenyes baInak eloke-
sziiletei mar nagyban folynak,
biztosra veheto, hogy a katholi-
kus ifjusag ez esztend6ben utol-
SO balja, minden eddigit felil fog
maid mulni. Szilyeszterre ne iger-
kezzen el semerre, hanem igazitsa
ugy iigyes-bajos dolgat, Aogy je:
len lehessen ezen a nagyszabasu
tancmulats tsagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-10

mes eszme. Most. ebben az eszten-
d6ben,. annak alkonyod6jan egy
nagyszaIbasu magyar mulatsagot
rendez Kossuth Kor, melynek
pnyagi credmenye lesz hivatva a
megval6sitashoz kozelebb hozhi
ezt a szep dolgot.
A magyar 'egyletek egyhangu-
lag partoljak az eszm6t, e'ddig
minden magyar tarsadalmi tomb
rifles biztoatotta hokzajaruiasat
a sikerhez. Mem hissziik, Hhogy
akadna csak egy testiilet varo.
sunkban, amelyik ne a legnagyobh
lelkesedessel karolna ,fel ennek a
szep celnak mielobbi megval6sita
sat.
A szorgalnasan folyo el6keszu;
letek, a mar is nagy mertekber
megnyilvanult erdekl6des AIT mu
tatjak, hogy karacsonyi mulat
sag minden tekintetben nagysike
rii lesz. A rendez6seg minden lie;
hetot elkovet, hogy a magyarsaa
szamara ennek az evnek legfeled
hetetlenebb mulatsaga legyen ez 1
Magyar Haz javara rendezendt
karacsonyi bal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-10

Szombaton ,delutan es hetfon
este a Market St.-en levo High
School szinhaktermeben pagyje-.
lentosegii magyar esemeny zajlott
lie. Hatvannegy magyar gyermek
"a jovo remenysegei-szerepelt
szinpadon, bebizonyitvan AIT,
hogy helyes vezetes, kitart6 mum
ka S oriasi tiirelem mellett, a ma
gyar gyermekekkel olyasmit is le-
het produkalni, amire mas nem-
zetisegiiek meg gondolni sem mer-
TEX.
HumperdineH, 3 felvonasos
gyermekoperajat, a "Jancsit es Ju
liskat' mutattak be ket eloadas-
ban a reformatus egyhaz gyerme-
kei.} Joggal elvarhattuk volna,
hogy mindket eloadas zsufolt haz
el6tt fog lefolyni, magyarsag
mind egy szalig oft lesz, hogy boil
dog, lelki gyony0rusegeket talal-
jon sajat fajtajanak csodalatos
kepessegeiben. E helyett, mindket
el6adas kis szamu, emlitesre is
alig erdemes kozonseg elott folyt
lie.
Gerenday Laszlone tiszteletes
asszony, minden dicseretet meg.
erdemlo munkat vegzett a darab
hetanitasaval, szinrehozasaval, a
Ga szereplo jelmezenek elkeszite.
sevel S az eloadlas zongora kisere-
tevel. S mindezeket .ugy melta-
nyolta magyarsag-hogy arrol
jobb is mem beszelniink.
A szereplok, hatvannegy ma.
gyobb- -kisebb gyermek n m s
igyekezettel, nagy szorgalomma
felelt' meg feladatanak, szerepk0
renek. Azok, alik Oft voltak az
el6adason, bilszke gy0nyorusegge
lattak es ballottak, hogy magyar
gyermekeink, mint mindeniitt
ugy lit is, megalljak a sarat. Szi
hes, szivarvanyos kepct tartal
elenk tancszamok, az elethii jel
meek, a kis aprosagok ugyeH Cor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-10
HATALMAs MUNKA--
ELIsMEREs NELKUL

"A Jancsi Is Juliska" gyermek.
operanak alig volt k0zonsege-A
ket el6adas a legteljesebb reszvet-
lenseg mellett folyt le--A magyar
sag mem hajland6 a legnemesebb
torekvesek partolasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-10
KARACsONYI BAL.

A Magyar -Haz javara Macy mu.
latsagot rendez december 26.-an,
szombaton a Kossuth Kor.-Min.
den magyar legyen oft ezen a ba.
lon-Pompas szorakozas, .nagy.
szerii muzsika var mindenkire.
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21

for Perovich. Four times sentenced to hang, Perovich cheated the gallows tree. The fool. like most Alaskans, didn't know how to quit, and while Vidovich and Tozier are dead aud 8 long time buried, Perovich still lives, and the records seem to show that, after 20 years penal servitude, Pero vich's habeas corpus will stand up and he will walk forth from Leaven worth a free man, as there was, apparently, no commitment.
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21
Eastern Section Is
 Called Wettest Area

Washington. New York, Pennsyl vania, New Jersey and Maryland are Che woest offenders against the dry law, officials of the prohibition bureau today told the Senate internal revenue probe committee Local senument of the people in these states against the dry law makes enforeement'"ha hard, J. Britt, chief counsel of the prohibition unit. declared.
 "The department, he said, has DO. where nearly sufficient agents tj prop ly cover the United States It would take thousands aad thousand of agents if the bureau were to undertake to poe lice the country. but It has ooly 1700 '
 Members of the committee criticised the bureaus distributi62 Of agents. ft was developed that New York, for in. stance, had but one agent to z5JS3 of population, while Nevada, which Britt said was day" hes one agent to 6000.
 A memorandum from the narcotic division showed that the number of drug addicts has decreased from 264, GOO in 1900 10 l50,0O0 last year. Importa sc1 af opium also has declined iron l35 093 pounds ID 1922 to 37t344ein 1924
 Philadelphia is well known as tue source Of alcohol for prettv nearly all of the United States. Pittsburgh is 8 great center for beer; New York city for imported liquor," declared Britt.
 "Pittsburgh is ona- ots the wettesc spots we have," interposed Victor Sim. onton a counsel of the unit.
 Most of the bootleg liquor through. out the United States. , he said. "eone5 from Industrial alcohol plauts.
 Describing the distribution of prohi- bition agents, Britt declared the bu reau always anticipated SD emer- gency and sent extra officers to cites in which were held large conventions or gatherings. He cited the republican convention in Cleveland and the demo cratic convention in New York as ez. amples where the bureau concentrated heavy forces.
 Britt appealed for more agents to enforce the law.
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21
Declines to Let Youth,
 20, Wed Woman of 45

New Orieans.-May and December have often been joined in wedlock- when the spring half of the match was feminine. But if itis masculine there are apt to be complications.
 Mr. May and Miss December are not an appropriate match, says Judge V. J. Stentz, of city court, even if Cupid sanctions it.
 Before the judge today appeared Amanda Rniline Stonsbraker, of Clar- iode, La. and Arnold Branum. of TAG- madge, Neb., with a license 50 we'd. Judge Stentz saw the age of the bride to-be given as 45. while Rranum con- fessed to 20 years, and furtherrnore car red the consent of his pacents-t to wed. But Judge StensG expressed the opin- ion that Miss Stonebraker was older than 45 and declined to tie the knot.
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21
1 Times Sentenced to
 Hang, Vuco Perovich
 Now Seeks Freedom

Topeka.-After serving almost 20 years in Leapenworth penitentiary for a murder committed in Alaska, yuco PeroElch, the date of whose hanging had been set four diefeaent times dur, ing those 20 wears, has begun habeas corpus proceedings for release from confinement upon the gfouodf that no "cemmirmert" WAS issued in his case.
 The federal attorney for this district says that the courts records support Perovich's allegations. Porovich was convicted in September, 1905. in Fair banks. Alaska. and sentenced to be hanged. Presdent Taft commuted his sentence to life imprisonment on June 5, 1909.
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21

There are DOW uinety three oldtimers re,iding in the Pioneers Home, ID Sitka. according to an off7eial report received from rhe institution by Cow. Scott c. Bane. This is said; 10 be the largest number ever reeeleedl there ao any one time in the history o6 she Home. The average number of in mates is said to be about 60 or 65. The previous highest number was g..
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21
Fair bau ks News Miner.

Vuco Perovich, in the safly days Of thls camp, 1908 or 1905. killed man named Jake Jaconl, at the mouth of Deadman's slough, few miles from Fairbanks, and which obtained ils name from that killing. He was tried before Federal Judge Wickersham, convicted, and sentenced to be hanged. The scaffold was built, and stood in the winds, snows and rains for four years. waiting it's fruits from the PeroVich family. Leroy Tozier defended him, and Peter Videvich, fellow country man who died in New York a pauper on his way back to the old country with fortune sewed in his clothes, provided the money, and To2ier and Vidovich went to Washington for help
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21

The Kodiak, customs house. which was abolisheds in 1905 has been re-. established. and Sid 5. Bettman. U. s. commissioner, has been appointed dep uty collector Of, customs. The public health service has also established a public relief station at Kodiak. with Dr. 0. L. Hawk as physician in charge.
The Kusko times., 1925-03-21
Hard Times Dance,
 Ophir, Huge Success

The hard times hell at Ophir last Saturday night proved huge success in every particultr. OphirlIes. with their usual hospitality. Saw that nOth- ing which could add to the comfort of their guests WAS lacking
 Dancing started st 9ep. ID. sud con tinued until GEO the following morn- ing, the only intermission being Nj midnight, when everyone parpnx ,'f ,r excellent lunch served '&f ths Msi%-6e R6adhoUse.
 Joe Ferris, with a nicely rIggss uss two-horse sleigh. was the drst sseh Ophir with portion of the Eox9sDs delegation, those on~ board baIng- Mr~e D E Clough. Mrs. B. j. Boyd. Mlsses Bessie Boyd, Mary Mclean. and Betty McDonafd; Arthur E'heureux, Peter Snow, Alex Gfasson, Prahk Larson. 4 X Grant.
 Among those in attendance were the following:
 A Gosld@ Peter ,Eeusen Mr aud Mrs. LeUn Mr. and Mrs Geo.
 Loom1s M0tchler Margaret Lnomis Joseph Otes Llllian Loomis Miss Rose Otes Ed Enhoim Dave Mutchler Sig Wig Jack MaLchler Mr. and Mrs. John Nick Nlcholsan
 Rleck EVan Jones Clara Rieck Frank McGafreA Ella Eleek Nels Vlhe
 Elsie Rieck Mrs. James Weir Mrs. ;. E. Mclean Mrs. Sid Paulsen, Mary McLean Al Berg
 Bettie Mclean. Frank Myers Knut Wickstrom, Andy Hansen F. ethlsberger Pete Carlson Juhn Edwards Chris Bagen J"hn Collins Sam sHouHap Peter Snow John Stayton Joe Ferris Mr and Mrs Vic Fra uk Larson tor Hill Bill Hummel Gastau St Clair H. K.- Carlisle, George Congress Tom Bare Mrs B.J. Beydt Henry Mart ella Bessie B9yd W J Wldman A L'heureux. Dan Nicholson Mrs. D E. CloUgha John Repo Margare CIbugh, Alex GiasSon A X. Grant
Evening star., 1925-06-23
RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

1.l D ST. N.w.-For gentlemen mechanics
cool rooms. shower. electricity. porches.
swings: detached private American home:
very reasonable. Call any time. Phone
Evening star., 1925-06-23
LOOK OVER
OUR LINE


LOOK OVER
OUR LINE
of hrst-class cars. You don t
have to be an expert to see that
they are the best to be had any
where.
Buick 1924 4-pass. o-cyl. coupe.
Buick 1923 5-pass. 6-cyl. tour.
Buick 1923 7-pass. 6-cyl. tour.
Buick l92l-22 5 & 7 pass. tours.
Buick 1o2l-22 5 & I pass. sedans.
Ford 1922 touring.
Dodge 1921 tour.
Oakland 1923 tour.
Cadillac 1918 tour.
Stutz 1921 tour.
Stutz 1920 road.
Chevrolet 1923 tour.
Chevrolet 1923 sedan.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
Franklin SSOU.
FORDS! FORDS!
We Guarantee Our
Used Cars.
RoADSTERS ...... S75 TO $3.50
COZ PES. ........ l35 TO .S5
TOT IRTNGS. ....... 30 TO .,Th
TfGfNs nEIfSERiEs iE;..:: ..... isS i5 r99 r9 :299s
See Mr.. Rowe.
Low Cash Payment and Balance
as Low as 81 Per Week.
STROBEL MOTOR CO.,
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS.
l425 Irving St. NV.
SOUND VALUES
IN USED CARS.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBUES.

PRE-INVENTORY BARGAINS.
$50 CASH--S25 PER MONTH.
NO EXTRA CHARGES.
Chevrolet 1922 touring. $500
Overland 1924 touring g.............. $50
Overland 1899 touring ng........-.... 80
Locomobile limousine, series Il ........ 300
WARRINGTON MOTOR CAR COMPANY,
1727 Conn. Ave.
1925 Oldsmobile Coupe.
4-Passenger.
Coo now; perfect mechanical condi-
tion; D>~ le tire. rear view mirror and
real buy in 'Olds" for SG75. Can
range terms
Lambert-HudSon Motor Co.
-. St. West - Conn. Ave.
ASK FOk CARS
BY NUMBERS.
Car No. 312-I924 Chevrolet Coupe.
4-pass St3S
Car No. 373--Chevrolct Coupe. ...... 80
Car No 3.7--i92+ Chevrolet Touring. :i.5
Car No. :I69-ta25 Ford Touring: run
less than 900 miles. .......... $50
Car No. :lS5-la23 Ford Roadster. 200
Car No. 3S0-I023 Ford Touring ... lS5
Car No. 36l-1g23 Chevrolet Touring. 200
Car No. 37S-la23 Ford Touring 49,. so
Car No. 365-l923 Ford Sedan. ..... 325
SEVERAL OTHER CHEvRoLETs AND
FORDS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
E-Z TERMS.
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APaRrMENTs-FuR. cont,h.

FOR July AND. AUGUST = LARG =
rooms. reception hall. ltitchenette and bath
w LILLIAN Apt. ~. l14n Euclid NV. -
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1907 ST. N;W.-oNE ROOM KITCHEN.
rooms bath. reasonable. sm.c. Prank. 34T.
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y 36s + ST. NE-NEWLY FURNISHED.
entire first floor. hvinS room. bedroom and
kitchen. Si5
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IT. ALBANe 23IO CONN. ANE.-Dt.-
hghtful summer apt. ) exposures north.
" Iar-c rooms. rcocp. hall. +. and b., baiconv
3 smnlrnor month"; Ant o0s. Y 1n0s-
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REAL BUYS.

Hupmobile sedan 1923: practically new $3.50
Buick sedan, 4-door ........ 400
Dodge 4-door sedan. like .... 425
Packard twin q tour. used very little / 900
Dodge coupe newly painted w 300
Dodge touring late ........... 2T5
Durant touring late model ........ 275
Ford Tudor sedan. 1924. ...... $40
Ford coupe 1923 ...... 2T5
Haynes touring late ...... 800
Buick E-45 touring ............ 195
Ford tourlnge with starters each . rs
These cars are in good condition and will
be cheerfully demonstrated to suit purchss-
ers. We arrange convenient terms.
UNION STATION GARAGE.
NE Always opep F. 33O6 o3s
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5 ROOMS iOR ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR .
private bath: rent reasonable: piano IN
nlmlcl. Annlv At lmlN u Il n W. Us
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I34s EUCLID ST. NV. ROANOKE APIS
Nicely Iuruished: O-rOum apartment and
hath: al "ut,i"o rooms. Inquire Ant. 90
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HUPMOBILE.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

1928 Hupp 2-pass. coupe. :. $3.50
1923 Hupp sport touring. $50
1924 Ford Tudor sedan. :. AS
1923 Maxwell touring -. AIS
1924 Ford Tudor sedan. -. $50
1928 Ford Fordor sedan. >. $50
1928 Chevrolet sedan. :. $50
1925 Hupp touring. .... 1,05O
1922 Hupp sedan. 80. :. 700
Hupp touring. ... 675
1923 Dodge 2-pass. coupe. 500
1922 Wescott touring -. 500
1925 Hupp touring. =. 49,. 200
1924 Chevrolet sedan go. AS
1925 Hupp eight touring LOIS
1920 Stutz touring. ..... 500
1924 Flint touring
1923 Chevrolet sedan -. 800
1923 Hupp touring ........ $50
1920 Jordan sedan ........ 500
Your Car in Trade.
Open Evenings.
Very Liberal Terms.
orERRETT > & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Certified Gold
Seal Used Cars,
1881 14th St.
Champlain at Kalorama Rd.
Phone Col. $3.50.
1925 LANDAU"
SEDAN.
Cost ST, $50 new with equipment: make.
Oakland model 6-54.B: latest L-head motor:
balloon tires: Duco finish run only 1000
miles: original owner bought larger car. Let
us shew you real Soed slishtly used a new rev
month wallace Motor Co. 1903 L st. NV.
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X RID

f-A-l-h A-K-D
THE SAFEST USED CAR MARKET IN
THE WORLD.
The continually increasing de
mand for new Packards permits
us to offer unusually good bar
gains in used cars.
Duco finish. disc wheels good tires.
good interior finish sl.75o.oo.
PACKARD SIX TOURING. 1929 MODEL.
Disc wheels. tive new tires. good finish.
81 $4,000.
PACKARD TWIN TOURING 7-PAssEN-
GER; 1922 MODEL.
In excellent condition. 100000.
in aaaEaa5 s5aa sHaAS ssnsn sSS co.
oAKLANR SI.l LASpAg Sd,,1, COUPE.
equal to new. $4,000. ~
CLEVELAND SEDAN. 1924 MODEL.
Run 840o miles; plenty of power and in
fine condition. SS00.00.
,asa Ess5S mass, 4;GXd1SpER SKI ~ COACH,
Various other models at most
interesting prices. Terms may
be arranged and we will accept
your present car as part pay
ment. Open evenings.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1907 KALORAMA RID.
lo25-FORD COUPE.
Balloon tires, lock wheel,
parking light, snubbers, car
less than 80 days old.
$3.50
Liberal Terms to Responsible
Party.
See Mr.. lie Ney.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. Inc.
1865 Wis. Ave, off M st.
Phone West 1853.
o1fli1T2N sEAT2N ,!SAR sARAGE GIps
sUIGKea1g223; 7;pass. sedan.
SSoiff SozSs4En isss5
CHANpLER-4-pass. touring sport.
We ARRHEERSSsss RIhI ERapn sNb t9pT1ISSs pFT1ISSsxscE you
SEATON GARAGE.
46-49 Seaton ct. ne.
North 1859.
FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBI
AERO TAI G2.5 ss and pass. care; cheap;
youreelf Tnps special. Lincoln 81.
FOR SALE--MOTOR CYCLES.
MOTOR CYCLES from S35 up. solo on easy
terms. Agent for Harley Davidson. Howard
A. French 4 Co. 42g 9th at. NV
INDIAN SCOUT SIDE VAN. like new. s9b.
FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
SIGNAL. 2a ton. stake body. 8 u dump:
reconditioned: guaranteed. Archer. West
45S
FORD 1-TON TRUCK. in fine. condition
commercial body; sacrifice. Edgar Baum.
S12 9th NV.
1924 A TON TRUCK with closed cab and
stake body. Reason for selling. gettins
larger truck. N. r. Peake. bethesda Dairy.
Bethesda, Nd.
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LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY
papercd and painted. furnished with new
bedroom and living room suites: everything
new and up TO date. Apply DJREE MILL
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THE HRENHAUZE. zoos 6 ST. Nv
Very attractive: rooms, kitchenette & pr
vate bath: ',ud floor front: tciephone. elec-
tricity e -as, for cooking. also beautiful
-lng'o rooms: adults: owner: referrpccs.
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NEAR 9Th & COL. RD.-COMPLETELY
III. .nished. including piano living room.
dining room. bedroom. kitchen. pantry. porch
bath and hall. 25Is 9Th St, Apt. IL Call
NJ $40 Br 500 before S.l5 am
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC,
lOl5 14th St. Main 5206.
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR: PRICED RFA-
@onahle: also 3rd floor: furnished. S35:
adults only. 1910 Penn. ave sc. Phone
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Tor J months. $50 mouth: viii sell furn'
ture very reasonably. 1900 II IT. nv. Apt.
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s3:i LoNGFELLoW ST. NW-oNE ROOM
incloaod sleeping porch kitchenettc tsinkl
July | $40. Col. aI36-W
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MAXWELL CHRYSLER
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT
OFFER
THE. FOLLONING:

Maxwell sedan. $3.50
Maxwell club coupe. ...... 500
Maxwell coupe. sos
Maxwell sport touring. $50
Maxwell touring. ....... AS
Maxwell touring. ........ 325
Maxwell touring. ........ Is
Maxwell touring ...... 800
Dodge touring. g............ 225
Dodge roadster. .....:. 400
Buick touring. ........ US
Chevrolet sedan. ....:..... $50
Dodge touring ........... AIS
Star roadster ........... 225
Elcar coupe sos
Overland touring ........ 1o5
Durant touring .......... 25O
Ford sedan 1875
Oldsmobile coupe. e......... 80
Essex coach .......... 675
Jordan touring. g............ SOS
Ford touring. 80. ....... PAS
Ford Fordor sedan. ..... 400
Ford sedan. 275
Ford sedan. $50
Ford touring g.......... $50
Studebaker touring. .s..... $50
H. B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS,
INC,
1321-1323 l4th St.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE,
1928 14th ST. NV.
1024-Hudson Coach.
1q2"-Buick Touring.
1922-Dodke Touring.
1q2o-Cleveland Coupe
lq24-Chalmers Sport.
1024-peesless Touring.
LOW PRICES REASONABLE TERMS.
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THE CAMBRTDGE. 9@I 9th sT. NV
room. dining alcove. kitchen and bath nicely
furnished: Sa5.
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

:it43 14th--Room with porch: running water
in room: all conveniences: meals Adams
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BUICK
1928
Z-Passenger Sedan.

7-Passenger Sedan.
Four-wheel brakes balloon tires many
extra. This beautiful car has lust been
turned in by diplomat a Lincoln
and can he bought at great saving. on
easy terms. with your car as part payment.
See Mr.. Hines 113o Conn. ave. Main 20S0.
After G.. call Potomac 3153.
Evening star., 1925-06-23

JO13 MD. AVE. N.E-3 rooms. second
floor: :, first: ami: Ink: no children.
C11I l,etu 4 - r,ry,
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i7l4 ST. SE.-3 large. cool unfurrished
rooms: sink range porch gas, electricity,
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KITCHENETTE. LIVING ROOM. TWO BED
rooms. pvt. bath: electricity. Call after ;
nm. Lnc tiH2p-J. 60s A Il. Sc. "5'
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SEVERAL OTHER CHEvROLETs AND
FORDS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
E.Z TERMS
IC1TRELL-CHE l. ENROLEI
SALES CO..
14th and Rhode Island Ave.
{ O M p a K +,

Buick. E-45.. $50
Buick. %. touring. ..... $50
Dodge. u. touring. .... SIS
Essex Coupe. 25....... SIS
Durant. p. touring ...... 525
Chevrolet. "a. sedan. ...., SIS
Chevrolet. %. touring .... $50
Tewett sport ........... $50
Ford touring ....... 50
Peerless. q. coupe. ....... $50
Ford. 4-door sedan. ....... 575I
Nash touring ....... 400
Oakland, '25, touring .... $50
Oakland. "a, sport. ... 800
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
Nash Distributors.
Remember the Address"
1909 l. St. NV. Nj. 7612.
PARTS-PARTS
for all makes. OF cars. Cars bought and
sold. any condition. ROBERT HERSON'S
AUTO EXCHANGE, 1st and D sts. NV
Lincoln a563
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CoRDOVA. APT. NI52-TwO ROOMS AND
bath furnished; GUNNER or longer. Phone
North
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND
porch: screened and curtained. furniture
Now; apartment desirable and attractive IN
every wsv. Price. S55. Wear lease given
second foor, the Moulton. 1277 New Hantp-
.hir
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LINKINS I,Io Z Ct

l44s GIRARD ST NV ROOM. DININ
slcove. kitchen and bath; nicely furnishe
$50 90
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~ X NE-S32aO: entire irst floor: =
large cool rooms. <itchcnette; range, SINK;
-"rnFns: bath; ysrds 23'
reasonable
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JORDAN
1925
GREAT LINE EIGHT
STNAN q

5-nAssencer: run only $500 miles very
ia'e-t model: finished in Dn, h: i-whcsl lock
head hydraulic braEes. ) balloon tires:
bumper front and rear. This practically
hrand-new car is in absolutely frst-clsss
condition every respeCr. and eau he
bought At a tremendous saving on easy
terms With your old car Is part payment.
See Mr.. Hines. 132 Conn. ave. Main 1850.
CAN on SUNDAY at 1905 Il. phone Poto-
mae 35bs
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
WHEN YOU BUY
AN AUTOMOBILE.

you want the best you can buy
for the amount of money you
have to invest.
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Ib7 S.E.-3 outside, newly palnteu bay
window rooms. semi-priyate bath, NV h.
elec gas. aoults -"
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512 3 ST. S.E.-Three unfurniehed rooms;
beat ana gas: $50 80. go
500 X N.E-Threr unturnished rooms:
electricity gas h-vh S35 23s
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- NffNF ' VlNt NoeftN . : -JO
SEMMES MOTOR CO..
1907 18th St. 013 G. St. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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TWO LARGE. newly decorated rooms and
porch; Ink. Adams 30o4 23'
7oa KENNEDY ST. N.W.-One room and
kitchen. screened porch, bath, am Il. S:}s
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FORD COUPE. 1923: i'll excellent condition:
equipped with Atwater Kent ignition and
many other extras: sacrifice. Edgar Baum
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y ii-l,I-lNl- adj. ~. I+b kuCtil y. ".
lO5 ST. NV. FINE FURNISHED
apartment fo~ rcnt: only $50 4 month. also
large single room. furnished. SIG: gas and
eiectricity tree. 15'
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1912 10Th ST. DUPONT CIRCI.E-Modern.
cool front room. End floor: gentlemen.
6:'S PRINCETON PL-4 rooms. sleeping
porch. steam heat, gas. electricity. SOB. -
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l01I NJ st. N.W-Room. kitchen. bath:
sIn9ie room: l.h.k. permitted.
436 18TH ST. S.E.--3 large. bright rooms.
bath: gas range; heat and light: SIS.
6S15 9th kW-Three Ink. room: I'll
modern improvements: sleeping norch.
Adams 33na .3s
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RENT ROONs-FUK. tCont'd,

PORTLAND HOTEL. l4th street and Thomas
Circie-Several attrdctively furnished rooms,
with hotel service. at very reasonable rates:
either tS D1Outh.
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FORD CHASSIS. light. S35: cord tires
Oonohoe Motor Co. 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc.
FORD COUPE. 1924, late; many acc; S425:
Pa. ave. Sc. Sunday 80.