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season occupations Of the girls fol-
low:
Carrie Altbaugh. first base, assist
ant manager of a Kansas City thcater,
billed as the woman Nick AltrOck :"
Lillian Schmidt. second base, IL years
old, just out Of high school. who comes
from a family Of ball players in Ken
Osha, Wis; May Wines. third base,
professional acrobat, a Texan: Lucy
Duke. ShortstOp, office girl: Beatrice
Doughty, center field, vaudeville per-
former; Elsie Berg, right field, q
beauty parlor operator: Alice Petrie,
left field, a school teacher.
STRONG LINEUP.
Brooks Field will pit its strongest
lineup against Che BlOomcr Girls.
Manager Prince announced Wednesday
that Wood and Berry would be avail
able 10 pitch. Entzminger will catch.
The rest of the lineup will be as fol
lows: Harvey, first base: Whitson,
second base: Prince, third base
Brown. shOrtstop; Puryis, right field ;
Cornelius, center field; Royce, left
field; Emerson, utility.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
BLOOMER GIRLS LINEUP
OUT FOR SUNDAYS GAME

Vaudeville actresses, a beauty par
lor operator. a schOolmarm, one Of
her pupils, a telephone company au-
ditor, a circus acrobat and a woman
boxer are numbered among the Boston
Bloomer Girls, the unique woman's
baseball team that will play at Block
Stadium, Garden street, against the
strong Brooks Field army nine next
Sunday afternoon.
Announcement of the BIoomer Girl
lineup was made Wednesday.
The star battery is composed Of
Lillian Coker, advertised as the okla
homa Wildcat and her catcher,
Mabel Boble, who has played on the
team for u seasons.
CATCHER IS CAPTAIN.
Miss Coker is an auditor in the
offices Of the Illinois Bell Telephone
company at Chicago in the winter,
while Miss Bohle, team captain, is a
physical culture expert and profes-
siOnal woman boxer in the same city.
The rest Of tn. lineup and the off
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
BARNES, HUTCHINSON
BEAT CARTER, EVANS

CALGARY, Aug. 11.-Jim Barnes
British open champion, and Jock
Hutchinson. former British titlcholder
defeated Captain Ernest Carter and
Chick Evans, amateurs, 2 and !, here
yesterday.
Five hundred persons followed the
players.
Barnes negotiated the course in II.
one below par, Hutchinson IS and the
amateurs 20 each.
The players accompanied approx,
mately go Middle West golfers and
business men who are making a tour
Of the Far West.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
ROARS FROM
LIONS FIELD

The tennis tournament for girls and
boys Is progressing rapidly. The results
are as follows:
Girls: BIN Mulken defeated Pauline
Fitzgerald, 60, So; Anna Mae ReIchert
defeated Airline Duilnig, 80, Go; Fran
els Re!chert defeated Ethel Dullnig.
Go. 60.
Boys CseniorsJ: VIII Bailey Russell de-
fested Andrew Nichols. 6-l. Go: Ray
mond Steen defeated Allan Mitchell. SO.
Wickwire. SO. SO; L. A. Kerr defeated
FenneIl DibreT, i-5. SO; J. McCloskey
defeated Milton Wagenfeuhr, G-2, 30;
Robert Michel defeated John Loustaunau.
Ga, SO: John Ross defeated Edwin John
son, 6-3, 1-6, SO; Smith Kirby defeated
Charles Kerr. 81. So; Jess McCarIey de-
feated Paul Offer. SO. SO; Loyie Lap
ham defeated Lawrence Finn. 5-4. ST.:
Marvin Trice defeated Arthur Storey.
1910 SIS. c.; Charlton Carroll defeated
bOrbt defeated Ernest Richter. G-l, so;
Charles DibrelI defeated Clarence Wor-
tham. So, ga: VIII Bailey Russell de-
feated Raymond Steen. Sc, O.: J.
McCloskey defeated Robert Michel.
60, 81: Smith Kirby defeated
Lspham defeated Marvin TrIce. Sc. Is.
So: Charlton Carroll defeated George
Harborbt. So s-f: Felix Mcknight de-
feated Charles DibrclI, 81, s-I.
Boys JuniOrD: Ellis CLANCY defeated
John Dittmsr. 4-6. SO, 81: Warren w.
rich defeated J. s. Young. 60, G-3: Arm
strong Kerr defeated Frank Killing, by
default: Warren Ulrich defeated J. &
Young. 81. 6-l; Harold Folks defeated
Watson TainehiIl. by default.
douhle-header in indoor baseball will
be played Friday afternoon. The Lion's
Field Cubs will play Troop 10. Boy Scouts.
The Cubs then win use their best en-
deavors against the fields invncible
girl team. tho Rin!Eydinks
Entries are being taken for the jack
stone contest which promises TO he one
Of the most popular activities Of the
week
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MISS EDERLE TRAINS
AGAIN FOR CHANNEL
SWIM ON AUGUST IL

BOT LOGNE. France Aug. r.
Miss Gertrude Edcrlc, the American
girl who will attempt 10 swim the
English channel next Tuesday. re-.
sumed active trailing today after an
indisposi'iOn which caused her 10 post
pone tho attempt set for last week
end.
She plans 10 begin her attempt be-
tween 80 and = a. NJ. August IT,
four hours before high tide,
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HOLMES "KAYOED.,
GAME HERE HOLDS
CLOSE ATTENTION
OF S. P. SYSTEM

The Southern Pacific railroad sys-
tenn throughout Texas and Louisiana
has its eyes focused upon Block Sta
dunn Wednesday afternoon. where the
local Sunsets, champions of the west
ern baseball zone, and Houston. win
ncrs Of the central zone. tangle in the
first game of n three-cornered series
for the championship of the Southern
Pacific League. Lafayette. La, is
the third member Of the triumvirate.
Little Eddie Mueller, ace righthand-
or of the Sunsets, will be opposed on
the mound by. Lefty" Treadway, eff
ficient forkhander. who has pitched
the Bayou City team to the champion
ship of their zone almost singlehanded.
Tho Sunsets will 20 to Houston for
the second games of the series Satur.
day.
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PANTHERS TAKE
ANO THER IN
THE NINTH
Dallas Rally Falls Short +;
Houston Beats
Waco.

DALLAS. Aug. 12.-Fort Worth
went on a batting bee after two out
in the ninth inning yesterday and
scored five runs off Love. Dallas
came back with three off Wachtel in
the home half but fell short of tie
by two, as the teams went into the
ninth with the count knotted at five
all. Final score: 10 to s. Score:
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INDIAN BOXER DIES.

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Aug. 12.-Isaac
jose, %. a Mohave-Apache Indian,
who fought in the ring under the name
If Indian Ike died here today from
hcmorrhage. believed 10 have been
caused from being struck in n fight at
Jerome Saturday night when he en-
tered the ring with Young Gotta, an
other lightweight. City Magistrate
John II. Robinson. acting coroner, or
dcred Young Gotta held pending the
outcome Of an inquest set for this eve
ming.
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Runs, Davis. Mullen. Sears, Konetchy,
Palmer (2), Ellington (2). Moore, wach-
tel Bauman, Williams 90, O'Brien go.
Miller (2)i errors, Mullen. Konetchy;
home runs, O'Brien, Wachtel, Mullen,
Miller: two-base hits, Bauman, Davis.
Griffith. Windle, OBrien, Palmer. Ed
ington, Williams: stolen base, Bauman,
Williams (2). Sears; sacrifice hits. Win
die. Griffith; double play, Segrist to
Bauman to Griffith: struck out, by Love
T. by Sachtel /; base on balls. off Eber-
hard 3, off Love 4; hit by pitcher, by
Williams (WachteD; pitchers records,
off Eberhard runs I hits in / 20 in
nigs: left on bases. Fort Worth s, Dali
las 4; passed halls, Moore. Billings; UNI
pires, Estlll, Kane and Hill; time, 1856
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
BENNY BASS TAKES
DECISION FROM FAIR

CLEVELAND. Aug. 12.-Bcnny
Bass, Philadelphia, won the ncwspa-
per decision over Johnny Farr, Clcye-
land. in n 10.round bout here last
night. Bass scored the only knock.
down in the second round
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Peel's Home-run
Gives Bluffs Game

HOUSTON, Aug. 12.-Homer Peel
hit homer in the ninth inning Tues
day and gave Houston a 3-2 victory
over Waco, in spite of five errors com
mittcd behind Manager Goodwin and
two he made himself. 1t ran Good
wins season record to u victories
Score
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12

MOLINE, H.. Aug. 12.-Floyd
ldsle. catcher. and Fred smith. see
md -basemnu. were sold today by the
Moline clab ~ the Mississippi Valley
League % ST. Joseph. No. Of the
Western League. The total purchase
pFicc IS said 70 be $1,000.
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Runs, Werner ~, Burnett 90. itut-
ledge 80, F0Ifs 90, PhillPpus. Schwartz
MenEer. We,mers Mann: errors. Rut.
ledge. WeimerE. Pizziul ~, Chavez ~.
Way 81. Russell C2b. Zimmerman; two
base hlt Schwartz, stolen bases Volts
%. RutIedFr Cgj. Burnett. schwartz.
MsnFer. sacrifice hlts, PhlHppus: struck
out by Schwartz 3, by Zimmerman ]:
base on balls. or Zimmerman 2; double
plays. Pizzlni 20 Chavez 10 scdgwick;
Wild pitch. by schwartz: passed hall
Way; umpire, PriesE scorer, Ed Georges
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summary.

Runs, Metz. Ormand a.. Johnston.
SchwaD, Taylor. Burning, Gonzales ~,
Meyers %. Mason 90. washburn, Booze;
srrorE, Metz 90. Johnston, schUab, Tay-
Tor. Lewis, Gonzales; stolen bases. Con-
sales. Clark. Mason; two-bsse hits, Metz
~. DevIyeros, Maucuso, Gonzales. Ma
SOL, Booze; three base hits. burning, Ma
son 81, double plays. KahdOt 20 Con
zales, Lindsey 70 WashbUrn. Lewis to
Schwab. innings pitched. by Jennings
6 % with runs and Z hits; base on
balls. of Jennings 8, of Lindsey ]. off
Lewis ,; struck out by Jennings g. by
Lindsey 2. by Lewis ?: wild pitch. Jen-
nings; hit by pitched ball. by Jennings
tMetzJ. left on bases, San Antonio g.
Beaumont .: winning pitcher Jennings;
umpires, Weir and COe; time, 1905.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
OFFICE NINE WINS
WHEN PILOT GIVES
UP ONLY SIX HITS

Manager Kelly" Schwarz hurled
his General Office nine to n 13-to-1
victory over the last place Transpor-
tation Bcarcats in Public Service
League game Tuesday afternoon.
Schwarz allowed only six safeties.
The gcOrr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
TNTERNATIoNAL LEAGUY.

Reading. 4; Buffalo. !.
Jersey city, ? Syracuse, J.
Rochester, l6; Providence, e
Toronto at Baltimore, not scheduled
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
Summary.

Runs, Perrin. Galloway. Fuller Peel.
Hollohan; errors. Cohen. Pratt, Kane 2.
Hoilohan. BOggess >, Goodwin 2;two-base
hits, Fuller. Powell: three-base hit, Per-
rim; home run, Peel; stolen base, Brown
sacrifice. Foss; double play. Pratt TO
Morrow to Galloway; bases on balls off
Goodwin .: struck out, by Goodwin G.
by Gould 2: hit by pitcher. by Gould
CBoggess); passed balls. McCurdy 2; left
on bases. Waco 10, Houston 6. umpres,
Tanning and Daily; time, 1915.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
Sports Hit Hard
But Lose to Spuds

SHREVEPORT, La. Aug. Fin.
effective pitching on both sides fea-
turcd yesterdays game here in which
Shreveport walloped the bail hard but
Wichita Falls slapped out hits more
frequently in the pinchcs and beat the
home gang. 10 to Q. Score:
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louisville, 4: Kansas City. 8 Csecond
ssme called In third 10 permit teams 20
catch train.)
Toledo. g.; 81. Paul. :.
Columbus, z; Minneapolis. s.
Milwaukee. 5: indianapolis, ;.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12

Wisterzil Klrice. Benton (2), schlck (sl.
McGaffigan Burns Adkins; errors. Tur-
geon 90: two-base hits, Schick go, Dor
man 90, Disregard: three-bass hits.
Distel; home runs, Turgeon. Schicl go,
Metzler; sacrifice hit. Jonnard: stolen
base, McGaffigan; hit by McCauley (Jon-
nardJ; by Adkins CFitzgerald): base on
balls. off McCaulcy 2, Williams T.. Ad-
king ?; struck out. by Adkins !. Mccall.
/: pitching record. OF Morgan hits
and , runs in !, Off McCauIey hits and
runs In Cnone out I'm fourth. off
Roberts 10 hits and runs in STA in
nlngs. off Adkins hits and runs in
innings; left on base, Wichita Falls Z.
Shreveport :; umplres, O'Hearn and Ir-
win: tune. 1850.
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JENNINGS CREDITED:
WITH FIRST START;
MASON WALLOPS EN-

The Bears Wednesday trying to fatten their per-
centage with doubleheader from the errng Beaumont
Exporters before they close their home stand and start
assocating with Pullman porter head walters and hostile
baseball fans for fifteen long days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
C.M.T.C. SWIMMING
EVENTS THURSDAY

Everything in the swimming cate
CORY, from short dashes TO fancy div
ing contests, will be entered into by
students Of the c. VI. r. c. at the
Fort Sam Houston pool Thursday
night. The meet is part Of the spe-
cial athletic program outlined for the
training civilians.
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los Angeles. 4 Sacramento, g.
Portland. s Oakland, s.
San Francisco, s; Salt Lake City, ..
Seattle, 2 Vernon, 5.
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Tuesdays Results.

san Antonio. 8; Beaumont, :.
wichita Falls 10: Shreveport, ..
Houston, 8: Waco, 2.
Fort Worth, 10; Dallas, 8.
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TYNAs AssnCIAIION
EAST TEXAs LEAGTE.

CofsicsnA. rs: Terrell. o..
Palestine. !; Temple, o.
Austin. 6; MeXia. (.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Oklahoma City. 80 Denver, So.
Others rained out
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.VO|GHT PINNED
BY SOLDIER
WRESTLER
Policeman Loses Match at
Kelly Field in One
Fall.

Ormand Shoemaker of Kelly Field
looked like grappler in subduing
Policeman Voigt, San Antonio wrest-
Ter and strong man, in the feature
event Of the wrestling program held
in the Kelly Field post gymnasium
Tuesday night. Shoemaker took the
first fall after an exhibition of hard
mat work. Voight was too tired to
come out for the second stanza.
1t took an hour and two minutes
for the flyer to get the big policeman
tied in his favorite knot. 1t was an
exhausting struggle for an hour, but
Shoemaker apparently realized that
he was working overtime when he
heard the hour strike. He quickly
applied an arm scissors and head
lock, and between the two Weight
gave up the ghost.
REGISTERS DISMAY.
After a period Of earnest concentra-
ton and deep thought, Yoigt decided
that he had enough, that he had been
sufficiently dealt with for one even.
ing, and so conceded the other fall.
Shoemaker appeared disappointed. 1t
seems that he had a couple of holds
left that he had been holding back
for the second canto.
Voight weighed 200 pounds and
Shoemaker 204. They probably will
be rematched next month.
HOLMES "KAYOED."
In the first preliminary bout,
Holmes hit the mat n resounding
smack with his head after three min
utes Of graphing. and was forced to
concede the match TO Fiester. Walter
Klaerner, 155 pounds, took two
straight falls from Williams, 147-
FOUNDER, who substituted for Came
fax.
Lieutenant George refereed the pro-
gram.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


81 Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
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: Hap Collard and Buck
Winters are scheduled to
pitch the bargain bill.
Bob Couchman probably will twirI
the road opener at Dallas Thursday.
Seven more Beaumont errors-six'
teen miscues0 for the Exporters in
two afternoons-and free swatting by
the Bruin batsmen, with the big war
club of Chief" Mason in the fore
front, put across a second win in the
Beaumont series at League Park
Tuesday.
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Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
Play wednesday.

Beaumont at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Wichita Fails at Shreveport.
Waco at Houston.
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Chirnro. I5; New York. 3

At New York r. X. z.
chicago .........0z3 go 71o-i5 10 2
New York ... 100 oo1 900 10 ;
.BatteEisS: Blsnkenship and schalk,
Hoyt. Marquis, Ferguson, II.
Johnson srd Schang.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12

EAST TEXAS LEAGUl
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Paris. SIS, LongyieW, Sd.
C;reenville. ;; Tyler. ?.
Marshall. g. TeXarkana, !.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
Pacific COAST JEAGTE,

Atlanta. 4; Birmingham, 3.
one game scheduled
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Play wednesday,

Play Wednesday.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Tuesdays Results.
Pittsburg, Is New York, I.
AZ Pittsburg- r. II z.
Pittsburg ... OlO OOl OK 10 3
Batteries: Dean. Wlsnsr and Snyder;
Kremer. Morrison and Gooch.
Boston, 9; Chicago, Z.
Al Chicago r. II. z
Boston ........... 321 COS OOO-g II 0
Chicago ........... 900 900 o20-2 :
Batteries: Benton and Gibson; Blake,
Bush. Keens and Gonzales.
Cincinnati, :; Brooklyn, ?.
At Cincinnati Y. y. Z.
Cincinnati ....... III $50 0OI-7 - 2
Batteries: OeschgeT. Brown and Har-
ETesves; Donohue and Hargrays.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis game post
poned, rain.
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PhlladeIphia. 81 =. Louis, :.

AZ Washington II. II. L
Cleveland ...-..-..loO 600 eV9-l II
Washington ....-.. COL COZ oOI-S
Batteries: Buckeye and Myatt; Cove
leskie and RueL
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1vFSTFRN AsSOCIATION

Greenville. .: Marshall, o.
LonEvieW. ?; Tyler, /,
Texarkana, g. Paris, 4.
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Fort smith. 3: MuskoEee. o.
Springfield. q Independence, 9.
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Tuesdays Results.

Boston, 1; Detroit, o.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12

Boston, 9; Chicago, 7.
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Tuesdays Results.

PittsburE, u New York, Z.
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BEAR BOX

7 Totals 57l5 y .
BY Inning.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-10

ut is interesting to mention the 70
suit Of the election OF the new central
committee at this party conference.
The writer of these lines received only
one vote less than Comrade Lenin.
Ito be Continued)
Evening star., 1925-06-08
BUICK
Used Car Department.
LARGE,
SMALL,
OPEN,
CLOSED.
You'll tlnd we'll worth looking
over
BUICK

Studebaker Light E Coupe $3.50
Gardner Coach. h........ $3.50
Buick Sedan. 81 900
Ford Coupe. $3.50
Marmon Touring, 7-pass. $3.50
REQ Touring ....... 500
Chevrolet Sedan 80. $500
Buick roadster ........$1 200
Elcar Sedan ............ $500
Marmon Touring, 7-pass.. $575
Studebaker Touring ..... $400
Ford Touring. $3.50
Chevrolet Sedan. ...... $500
Nash Sedan. ............. $3.50
Buick Coupe. pe............ $3.50
Oldsmobile Coach. ....... 500
Buick Sedan. $3.50
Buick Touring. ng........... $3.50
Chevrolet Touring. ...... $500
Maxwell Coupe. 10000. $500
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
10l5 18th St. ~ Main 52o6.
Evening star., 1925-06-08

1T SAVES TINE.
Ask for them by the number.
TIME IS MONEY
these hot days.
KEEP COOL IN
ONE OF THESE.
Car No. 30o-Ford sedan. $3.50
" 4o-C vro1et
touring ...... $50
324-Star sedan .325
Z" 3l8-C h evrolet
! coupe ...... $50
g" 354-Ford touring. ESQ
Several Other Good Used
Chevrolets and Fords.
( E-Z TERMS.
IUTTRELL CHEVROLET
SALES CO.,
14th and Rhode Island Ave-,
1444 P St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-08

Ills MARYLAND AVE. NE Rooms
cleo. $50 month
RHODES & STEARNS,
Main 1853. 100 Eye st. NV. e'
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Observation-Disclosures.

ATTRACTIVE. COOL APT. 2nd FLOOR. 3
rooms. kitchen and bath: newly papered and
painted; $40. 1st-hoor apt. / room and
bath, newly papered and painted. $50. North
Evening star., 1925-06-08

FORD TOURINGS ........... SIS up
CHEVROLET 400 MODEL ~ $40 up
SEE Mr. SHOCKEY.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
INC,
ISIS Sherman Ave. Adams 5000.
Evening star., 1925-06-08
COOL OFF
IN A REPOSSESSED CAR.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
TERMS OR TRADE.
COOL OFF

Most of these cars are the latest models
fully equipped and in perfect condition. same
can be secured by taking up Just the unpaid
notes held by local bank. Can be seen at
2007 18th NV. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1925-06-08
HUDSON ESSEX

USED CAR FACTS.
The great demand for new
Hudson and Essex cars at their
new reduced prices enables us
to offer most unusual bargains
in good late model used cars.
40 to Choose From.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1722 L ST., west Of Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1925-06-08
CHEVROLET.
Honest Values in Economical
Transportation.

Our tested and tuned used
cars give you the privilege of
motor car enjoyment on terms
any one can afford. AS low as
SIS down, $5 a week.
Evening star., 1925-06-08

1T IS NOT CLAIMED
THAT OUR CARS ARE EX-
c E P TIONALLY LOW
PRICED, BUT WE BELIEVE
THAT THE CARS OFFERED
ABOVE HAVE THE MOST
SATISFACTORY UNUSED
TRANSPORTATION THAT
IS POSSIBLE TO BUY FOR
THE PRICE.
WARDMAN
MOTOR CAR COMPANY.
INC,
l1O8 Vermont Ave.
1922 Conn. Ave.
Main 4342.
WHERE SATISFACTION
IS A CERTAINTY.
Evening star., 1925-06-08
FOR HIRE-AUTOMORUES
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

AERO TAXI Cos and Z pass cars; cheap
est rates. White chauffeurs or drive il
yourself. Trips special. Lincoln 81
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N A S H
Used Car Dept.
NO SPECIALS-JUST
BRING YOUR DEPOSIT.

Buick Touring .......... $525
Chevrolet Coupe '22. $50
Dodge '23 Touring. ....... 500
Willys-Knight De Luxe
Sedan .......... LOO
Oakland Landaulet Sedan. 1,45O
Velie Touring, bargain. ESQ
Nash Touring, perfect. =. 400
Oakland 3-pass. Coupe "a. 300
Oakland ST 300 rs Sedan. 1,4OO
Chevrolet % Sedan. ..... US
Oakland rs Coach. ..... 1,15O
Oakland "a Sport. .... 300
Tourist Car, Special 49,. $50
Ford ri Sedan. 125
10 Other Substantial Bargains.
Open Sundays and Evenings.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
Remember the Address"
100 L Street.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. (Cont'd.

TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY-JUNE I5 TO
Nov. Is; one room. dining alcove, kitchen
and bath; completely furnished location.
] 4th and Park: reasonable. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1925-06-08
Observation-Disclosures

1909 Col. rd.-3 rms. b.: S5S,
III 11th St. rms. and b.; see,
heat.
1925 14th ST. hw-3 rms. and b.: s3S:
heat.
933 \. Y. ave- rms. b.: elec.; $50.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
at
Evening star., 1925-06-08
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG COUPLE desire furnished ROOM pri-
vate family. children. NV. private bath
attached preferable: state price. Address
Box pS-Z. Star Office.
ROOM AND BoARD-Man and daughter &
years. in private home: care of daughter
Protestant. Address Box 296-Z. Star once
Evening star., 1925-06-08
TART.E R0ARn

l717 P-Excellent meals all home cooked
Phone Franklin 1921 %