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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
RESIGN! RESIGN!
CRIES WELCOME
PREMIER SVEHLA
Parliament Jeers New
Czech Cabinet

PRAGUE, Czecho-Slovakis, Dec. rs.
When Premier Syehla attempted to
read the program of the new govern
ment before the CEecho-Slovakian
parliament, he was met with the
shouts OF Resign! ReSign!" from all
corners of the hall The Communist
delegation demanded the release of
their imprisoned Comrade Tausik
The Communist fraction rose en-
masse, when the Premier refused to
answer their demands and began to
sing revolutionary songs.
The Hungarian nationals and the
slovRk opposition also Joined in the
demonstration against the premier
and the new government demanding
that the practice Of firing German
civil servants be discontinued and the
Sloval1s insisted on the autonomy for
Slovakia.
The members OF Premier Svehla's
cabinet were pelted with bundles Of
papers and cries Of Resign! Resign!"
drowned the opening address Of the
premier.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
n. Y. WORKERS PARTY
MEMBERS MUST ATTEND
REORGANIZATION MEETS

NEW YORK, Dec. 2z-New York.
Workers (communistl Party mem
bers will report on the following
dates arranged for the. reorsaniza-
ton of the Workers. (communIst)
Party in New York City:
Wednesday, Dec. 80: IA, 1o5 Ed
ridge St., p. M; "a, 1903 {. 18th
ST., 6 p. M; %, Sc E. Fourth ST.,
up. M; ga, $50 E. stst St, p. M;
sc, 4o7 Fourth Ave-, 6 p. M; SD,
so1 w. 2sth St., p. M; Sc, Bryant
Hall, p. M; 81, Bryant Hall, 6 p.
m; &C, 81 E. 1o4th St., 8 p. M; IA,
535 &. 146th St., p. M; lob, 1874
Pitkin Ave-, 6 p. M; lib, 1920 Ben
son Ave., Brooklyn, 7 p. n; TIA,
764 14oth St., Brooklyn.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Mount Vernon Has
Membership Meeting

MT VERNON, Wash, Dec. ga
very successful general membership
meeting was held here with many
members from the nearby branches of
Erich and Anacortes being present.
District Organizer Aaron Fisherman
spoke explaining the problems Of re-
organization and answering the many
questions Of the members present.
The meeting discussed local organ
ization problems and plans for party
work during the coming year.
A New Years Eve basket social and
dance was announced by the Erich
Branch, 80 per cent of the proceeds
to go to the International Labor De-
Tense, % per cent to The DAILY
WORKER, the remainder to be re-
tanned by the local 1t is hoped a
larger crowd will be in attendance at
this affair on New Years Eve at the
Erich Community Hall.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Proletarian Theater
Will Give Money

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The work
ers' of New York will be greatly in
terested in the first performance of
the Proletarian Theater which will
take place in Tammany Hall, 14th st.
and 3rd Ave, Friday evening, Jan. 8,
under the direction of the Workers
Dramatic League.
Money" a startling play written
by Mike Gold, will be presented by
the league, and promises a sensation
in the drab life of the city. Cut out
all other dates for this brilliant event.
This is play that will get under the
skin of the capitalists and will espe-
cially tickle the workers.
Get your tickets early, for the fire
marshall will be on hand to keep the
crowd out after the capacity Of the
hall has been reached. You can get
tickets at Workers Office, 10S East
14th ST., or from Freiheit, or Novy
Mir, or Jimmie Higgins Book Store
127 University Pl
This first play by the Workers
Dramatic League will mark an epoch
in the American theater. 1t promises
to be of utmost interest as signal
for great productions to be given in
the future. Help build the Probe
tartan Theater.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Court Grants Four
Railroads a 20 Pct.
Suburban Fare Raise

The Illinois commerce commission
and various state officials were enjon.
ed from enforcing an award of 1870
increase in suburban fare rates on
four railroads seeking 2O% increases,
by temporary injunction granted by
the United States district court of ap-
peals.
The four railroads.&c. Illinois Cen.
trail; the Chicago & Western Indiana !;
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
and the Chicago G. Eastern Illinois
have announced a 20% increase in
suburban fares effective Jan. /.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Expedition Leader
Makes Away with
African Treasures

PARIS, Dec. 2s-An editorial article
which appeared in lie Matin. asks
What has become of the As cases OF
rare and precious treasures which
Count Byron De Prorok claims that
he found near Hoggar and which he
promised to the minister of beaux
@rts?"
Count Proroks statute of the Lib.
yam Venus" the paper continued, has
turned out to be worthless, and the
amulet treasures which he also prom
Used, have never arrived"
Count Prorok was head of Franco
American expedition which made ex-
cavations in Africa as part Of a quest
for the cradle of civilization" He re-
turned to America the other day with
a large store of antiquities.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30

week. Moreover young workers gel
a five weeks annual holiday, an un
known thing with us in Germany.
What struck us particularly was
that young workers are employed in
the factory four hours. The remain.
ing four hours are spent in the fac
tory school. Adult workers work
eight hours in the factory. Their
average monthly wage is 1888
roubles. However many work at
piece rates and earn much more.
Workers whose tasks are very ar
duous. for instance those who work
in wire-drawing mills receive spe-
cial food bonus-butter and milk.
The housing accommodation OF work.
ing women in the factory Common
rooms for single women, creeches for
infants in arms, maternity honest,
are kept spick and span.
subsequently we paid visit to the
agricultural institute and received full
information about the scientific work
there. This institute Is certainly on
a par with our universities. Our visit
to Kharkov made great impression
on us. Unfortunatel' time will not
permit to deal more fully with what
We saw in Kharkov of the successes
achieved by the Soviet power
Karl Sponheimer.
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order that reorganization be effected
in the course of this tour.
The reorganization meetings will be
held as follows:
Buffalo-Section One, Tuesday, Dec.
20, at 8 p. M, at party headquarters,
21S Williams ST.; Section Two, We'd
nesday, Dec. 30, p. m, at Finnish
Hall, 159 Order Ave.
Rochester-Thursday, Dec. 80, at
p. m.
Albany-Tuesday, Jan. 5, p. m.
Troy-Wednesday, Jan. 6, p. m.
Schenectady-Thu Jan. 7, at
s p. m.
Utica-Friday, Jan. s, p. M.
Syracuse-Saturday, Jan. 8, 2 p. m.
Ithaca-Sunday, Jan. 10, at 10 a. m.
Binghamton-Sunday, Jan. 10, 1880
p. m.
Jamestown-Monday, Jan. IL, 8 D. m.
Erie, Pa.-Tuesday, Jan. 10, s D. m.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.-Thursday,
Jan. IA.
Rochester - Final reorganization
meeting Sunday, Jan. II, at p. m.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
PARTY TRAINING COURSE
AT WORKERS SCHOOL WILL
NOT Be HELD THIS WEEK

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-The classes
Of the party training course at the
New York Workers School will not
be held this Tuesday and Wednesday
evening, Dec. 20 and 80, owing to
the absence Of the teachers at a
central executive committee confer
ence in Chicago. This includes
Marxism-Leninism, Bert Wolfe, in
structor, and Party History and
Problems, William w. Weinstone,
instructor, on Tuesday, and Marx
lsm-Leninism, D. Benjamin, in
strucror; Marxsm-LenInIsm, 5err
Wolfe, instructor, and Trade Union
Work, Bert Miller, instructor, on
Wednesday.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30

ON our arrival in kharkov we called
~ at the G.. C. of the r. L. Y c. L..
of the Ukraine where we received in
formation about the work of the Y.
9. l.. Xxx
In the Ukraine there are 4.5O0, 900
young workers; 270,0OO of whom are
organized in the ~. c. L. Fifty per
cent of the Y O.. Leaguers are young
peasants. q Our investigations showed
us that the young workers take a
great interest I'm the political life Of
the country 2c nG
In the Ukraine the wages of young
workers are lower than in Moscow.
But this is balanced by the fact that
prices of all necessaries OF life are
considerably lower.
The next day we paid visit to the
first state textile factory. The red
director and some of the workers who
spoke German fuently gave us full in
formation about the. position of pro-
duction. We could see that in some
branches of production the productive
ty of labor already considerably ex-
ceeded pre-war level
Young workers under 10 earn 10
roubles t3S. shillings) per month.
whilst with us in Germany appren.
tees do not get more than marks a
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Milwaukee Arranges
for Lenin Memorial

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2S-The Lenin
memorial meeting arranged under
the joint auspices of the Young Work
ers (Communist) League and the
Workers (Communist) Party will be
held in the Freie Gemeinde Hall, cor
ner of Eighth and Walnut streets,
Sunday evening, Jan. "a, at 1880
o'clock with Earl Browder and Max
Shachtman of Chicago and Sylvia
Selendich as speakers. Besides the
speakers there will be singing by the
Jewish Freiheit, Russian Ukrainian
and German societies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Portland Has Very
Successful Meeting

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 2S.-One OF
the largest audiences. in many months
in the Workers (Communist) Party
Hall attended the lecture on 1.-THE Com.
munist Movement of the World" de-
hvered by District Organizer Aaron
Fisherman
The speaker was applauded re
peatedly. A large collection was
taken.
District Organizer Fisherman also
addressed a general party member
ship meeting in the afternoon and has
been addressing the branches on re
organization which is now being
brought to close.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
WICKS TOURS EAST;
SPEAKS ON LOCARNO
PACT AND RUSSIA

n. NJ. Wicks, editorial writer of
The DAILY WORKER, who Is now
touring the east will speak the
following cities on the Lo; arno
peace" pact and it's relation p So
Wet Russia. These dates are In ad.
dillon to those already ANNOUNCED.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, sai urday
night, Jan. 2, 8 o'clock at the Labor
Lyceur, 35 Miller ST, End flor.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, sundly aft
ernoon, Jan. 3, at 2 o'clock al insur-
snoe Center BIdg,a 1898 E. 18th St.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
LENIN MEMORIAL MEETING
COMMITTEE WILL MEET AT /
DAILY WORKER, TUESDAY

The delegates to the Lenin Me-
mortal Committee will meet in The
DAILY WORKER office on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 20 at 8 clock. Every
Workers (communlst) Party nue.
leus should see to 1t that its dele
gate is present. Any working class
organizations desiring to participate
In the celebration Of the Lenin Me-
mortal Meeting which Is to be held
In the Coliseum on Sunday, Jan. "a,
are invited to send delegates.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Workers Communist Party
PARTY REORGANIZATION is NOW
UNDER WAY IN DISTRICT FOUR

BUFFALO, NJ Y, Dec 2SIn to
city committees branches
District
who will visit the district
Jan Note carefully the of the meeting
every
Der especially leading
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Chicago Theater-Goers
Shell Out $15,O0O,O 900
During the Past Year

More than $15,O0O,OOo was spent by
Chicago theater goers during the last
year. It was announced here. OF this
amount, ss,sO0,000 was paid for seats
at legitimate" shows, while vaude-
Vile and movie houses took in the re-
mainder -" 'e1t
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white invaders
weresa tered by he thousands
in
natives
and
political actions
s
clubs all kinds capitalist institutions
labelled Amernon
foreignorn
and brother
a capitalist
in
a
Workers (Communst)
the working
children sending his children
foreign
with party
OF
The of the youth the in
and semasc organizations but their
munist children.
Foregnborn workers, do your dutyi
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Bellalre, OHIO. Be
sides that there
was printed the list
of proposed de-
mands which vital
ly reflect the lives
of the young work
ers of this section.
George Papcun,
the secretary of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30

the conference and
basis for the pit to the con
ference The dates for Papcuns tour follows:
Schedule Of Tour George Papcun.
oenare' Jan D, at D. M forkvne Jan. a D. m
Nens jan T. at p M Glen Run, IL, a Z
Fairpoint Jan. Z D. m. DnIonvae jan ~ at n m
ro"hattan Pty jan q at Bradley, Jan. m
uiencoe' jan 8 at Z p M Martins Ferry D. m
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30

the particular interests Oh
young particular to combine these strug
giles the immediate demands the hand ana our
aim abolition or-capitalism, the establishment Of
dictatorship the proetaat and the uherng in Of the
Communist society, the other hand.
important task for Communist youth is the
ductng agitation and propaganda, coupled with the
organization actions right in the field of production in
factories mines the land ETC. Large Of the
youth forced to enter the industries at early and
form exploited disranchsed section OF
the working class. ss7fs
In close connection with this problem we have another
go cent Of the entire working class in America
socaled foreignborn workers Historically all workers
America less oregnborn, because all Of them
have from and other lands The real Americans
left picture Of American life large compact
long time ago. They are Indians Of whom
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-30
Campaign for Working Youth
Conference in East Ohio Started

The last of the YOUNG
youth which February
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Young Workers of Other Lands
I. WHAT WE SAW IN THE UKRAINE.

eter of comrade sponhemer Young Workers.
Delegation the U. S. R)
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4 !!!!!!:!! ). Yg g.! !!!!!! 6!
The Youth and the FOreign-BOrn Workers
By STEVE zINIcH, Editor RadnIIe

THE main task of the Young Workers (CommunisD Lea
of the working youth in the class struggle Of this COZ
tense and defense particular interests Of the entire
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IN our arrival in Kharkov we called
Evening star., 1925-11-01
AN UNUSUAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
RESTAURANT
AND CAFE,
Southwest Corner Wisconsin
Ave. and NJ St. NV.

SOulllW SSl AOl llCI w lSCOlISll
Ave. and NJ St. NV.
This is one of the best busi-
ness corners in the city and the
appointments are rich in tone
and quality.
Cafe has been at this location
for many years and has re-
Gently been remodeled.
Being offered for sale by
order of trustees.
Offer includes corner prop
erty known as lot 827, square
1900; furniture, fixtures, res
taurant equipment Gall practi-
cally new and good will of
going concern.
By order of trustees.
Apply to
II. w. OFFUTT,
PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Potomac Savings
H. V. HAYNES,
Mechanics National Bank:
w. w. DOUGLAS.
President Arlington Trust Co.
Trustees.
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LOOK THESE OVER.

wholesale nut and candy business: net
ting from 40 to 80 per cent profit: rent only
equipment including Ford truck; well es;at,.
Hshed trade with 3+6 stores: no experience
Necessary price, $500.
Auto repair shop located in good section
no conI etltlon. good business: wide margin
of profit. low rent: price only 81 500.
Tea rom: one of the best known and
patronlzed IN Washington: good reCci Pts
and profit: reasonable rent and high grade
clientele: real bargain: be sure to see
TINS at once.
-, Cigar AMI lunch stand IN large celce
weekly weekly price. 50 500. Hours. TO sp PM. ioO
peIicatess;en., cigars, etc, doing, over $500
sacrificed for only $500.
Ladies and mons furnishings: rent ONLY
Sllo with good lease; inventory over So 600;
Si.5O0 on account OF Illness.
Bakery. good section: splendid business:
rent only $50: aged owner retiring. price
Poolroom. nearby: rent very low: good
terms: located only = miles from here
Grocery stand in market: hours, to 2
nT 3 days wkly: good fixtures: price
Notions millinery etc: very good loca.
ton: this is priced very low considering the
amount Of business and stock. Inspect this
Grocery stora. DONG a very good business:
advantageous location: well established. good
receipts: terms arranged: the price of this
store makes it itn unusual bargain: let US
show this store to you hrss
Gasoline station: pumps: official A. \
A. station: Ford parts service: batteries
wkly receipts. ST 800. brick hdEs and valu-
able property: price, S35. 900: $4,000 cash
required.
Confectionery. cigars. etc: prominent the
ater building: mixed trade: good receipts.
Barber shoD: priCe. 81 600.
Cleaning and dyernG: rent. $40: clearing.
$50: price. $500: terms.
Cafe. good location: only S4oe.
Light lunch and bakery: price. $500
Cafeteria. doing $500 wEiy: price. S.. 900
inspect this place quickly.
A long list of good rooming houses IN all
sections: easy terms.
LIST WITH Us FOR QUICK RESULTS.
Leave with us vour specifications. as 9TH
ers are doing. and we will attempt to secure
exactly the kind of business YOU desire.
We have good Florida property TO trade
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE co. INC.
Suite aO6-90s-909 Dist. Natl Bank Bldg.
1906 st. NV
ROBERT H0LLANDER. General Manager
L. r. WATSON. Associate Manager.
PHONE FRANKLIN 65S6.
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FOR SaLE-AUTOMOBILES.
PAIGE
.JEWETT
USED CARS.
YOUR SAVING IS

When YOU buy a PAIGE
JEWETT USED CAR" First,
you save the. manufacturer S
profit. Second, you save the
distributors profit. Third, you
save the dealers profit. Fourth,
you save the war tax. The
original owner pays all these.
His loss is your gain. You will
save even more than. this if you
select your "PAIGE-JEWET
USED CAR" from those listed
below.
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FORD COUPE

Cannot be told from. a new car: tires in
excellent condition: good clean interior and
real buy III a coune: has windshield wiper
and foot arCeleratOr: Sl8e cash and $40 a
month for 10 months includes interest. fire
and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR 40. eos.
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FRANKLIN TOURING CAR

Franklin 5-pdsserger touring in excellent
condition throughout: has 3 new tires new
top ana side curtains: lust Overhaulcd by the
Franklin agency this i, an excellent huy for
-utne one desiring a Franklin: 500 cash and
cIo month Tor months includes interest
fire and theft insurance
THIS Is CAR NO. 200.
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BUICK 5-PASSENGER
TOTPINC

This car Is in exoeptionaiIy fine condition
7n4 looks great. Has al good tires and the
lnAoWlnG equlnment: Mntumeter. sun visor.
)1ark hight. bumpers front ami rear and side
thlelds. car is finished in Brewster green
S!2, cash and S23 month for 10 months
includes interest. fire and theft insurance
ms Is CAR No. 1913.
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1925 FORD TOURING

Ca equipned with five balloon tires near
y new. and is in first-class condition
throughout. Can he bought at a low figure
1oT cash. or on time at Sl1S c; sh and SIG
a month for 10 months. includes interest
1Te ana theft insurance
THIS. Is CAR NO. 222
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DODGE BUSINESS SEDAN,
JATF 1921

Late model: new tires. ear in excellent
running condition and looks like new
throughout: comhlnation stop and park light
amI wnGshLeId wlper. Cash payment of
S5S2 and SO month for 10 mouths in
Guides interest fire and theft insurance
THIS Is CAR no. l6l.
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FORD TUDOR 1924

-. Looks and runs like new. Upholstery in
fne shape. All good tires. Priced right I 1r
quick sale. SI14 cash and S24 . month for
10 months includes interest. fire and theft
Insurance
THIS Is CAR NO 2l3
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DORT TOURING CAR.

In very good condition and newly painted
Finished III blue with ricl1eled radiator and
headhEhts- Has har cap motometer Can
he bought FOR $50 cash and Sl5 month for
months. including interest. fire and theft
insurance
THIS IS CAR No. 1877.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
frnptinneI

SODA FOUNTAIN. pooiroom. bowling alleys,
Light lunch, under one roof. for, sale: good
on busy street. Address Box 2O2-S. Star oftice.
LEASE. FOR sALE-store room. 45 feet
away from the Capitol across the Library
location Is good for moving picture SHOW o.
very suitable for garage. Address Box 203-S.
star 0tllce. -
BEAUTY, PARLOR-Old established well
osr adesg Box no
BUILpING OPERATOR in, Arlington County.
v ands ahe pro ana on Gf
money without risk. References are of the
best Address Boz I2-s. Star ottice o.
LEARN PATENT Law in few months; big
prohts; tuition low. For particulars. phone
RooMING HOUSE. near Iowa Circle: .
rent: good furniture. owner: leaving for
sas NeS YSrk has 1sa5 reduced to soo for quick
k!UNCHRooM !0 Gd near EXPRESS Office rent
business Call Lincoln ss3l.
%483 18th. NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD-splen-
did first-commercial property. sale or rent for
business and apartments; ami; make offer.
HARpWARI pain" a, and
ton: cheap rent; lease: sacrifice for quick
office
RESTAURANT CAFETERIA MANAGER
petent buyer: open Tor engagement: salary or
commission. Or VIII take. option on right
95ss @ itn Star One One 0' buying Address 9'~
PHOTO STUDIO fully equipped for work Tor
, sale. with unfurnshed apt. attached. Ad-
dress Box AS. Star office.
4 VERY PROFITABLE secondhand turni-
stock: a bargain. $50 Mass ave. NV
WILL SELL GOING BUSINESS OF Safety
Transfer n
!i.Led; real opportunity. $50 MsssachG-
ROOMING HOUSE-Nortnwest: 81 rooms:
! am. very clean good furniture: reasonahle
6fiise GfRs always filled. Address Box @l7-s. Star
Do YOU WANT TO BCY OR SELL A BUsT
NESS sT %, Or BpSINEsS PROPERTY:
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU.
| Main 239. 35s Munsey Bldg. -
Marshall Business Brokers.
Rooming house-welI located: 10 rooms:
baths: good furniture: rent. $50: bar
Rooning house-Near 9th and X st 10
RoominE house-rDowntown: u rooms:
rent. $50: price $500.
RooItling aud boarding house-15 rooms:
baths: monthly receipts S400: viii sacrI-
:. Roomins house-on 10th St: % rooms:
Is znT -ev PRO good fixture.
Monday
Tailor. shop-Uptown: doing good busi
ness: price. $500.
Marshall Business Brokers,
g29 Y. Y Ave. NV.
BAKER RY-M IN snu1acturer and retail; good To-
cation: $500 monthly business: living quar-.
tiers. owner leaving city.
POOLROOM-Lncated in business section
free heat and small overhead; o-year lease
terms
STORE and Two-APARTMENT building
price. SO 600: ami: leased for three years
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU,
Main 23G .35S Mu0-sv Bldg
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HUDSON COACH.

1923 model; shows every in
dication of proper care and at
tention; newly painted. S24O
down and S35 monthly.
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PAIGE PASSENGER
SEnAN

This car looks and runs like new and is
IN wonderful condition throughout Has nat
nTai, wooG wheels balloon tires and is I'm
Of 1898 and SIS month for 10 months III
Cluues interest. fire and theft in surance
THIS is CAR NO. 100.
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Flint Big 6 Touring.

miles Bumper. bumperettes. nickel radia-
tor and headlights fine Spanish leather up
holstery and all necessary equipment A
bargain at the price. also guaranteed 30
days. Pay. $40 cash. let Us arrange the
balance
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Ruick rs Touring.

One of the very few cars of this type to
be found, for sale. Over $3.50 in extra
equipment better description of this car
is unnecessary. We say Buick ,25, best
condition and guaranteed (for 80 days. .
Cash S36S. balance monthly.
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WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN

1928, model 65, 5-passenger !;
driven about 5000 miles. Con-
siderable saving on this car.
Has been run just enough to
timber up the motor. Very easy
terms can be arranged.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
WARDMAN-JUSTICE.
WILLYS- HT-OVERLAND
USED CAR SHOWROOMS.
I'LL and 17l1 l4th St. NV.
CERTIFICATION.

The following IL cars listed
below are certified as to the
mechanical condition, actual
value, mileage, year, etc.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

The value of certi6cation de-
pends entirely upon the integ-
rity and reputation of the
dealer.