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New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
LEONARD STARTS
 ANOTHER FIGHT
RiCkard and Assn. Vic for Right
 to Name Champ

B. The ASeociatea Press.
 New York, Jan, t1.--Bonny Leon. ard, retired king of the lightwtiehts, started q fight with hls letter of farewell
 Into the ring climb the National Association ot EcMng clubs The New York State Athletic association and the Madison Square Garden Boxing association" the latter comprising George w. (TeX) Rickard, all deter mined 10 find successor to Leon ard.
 RIckard is quoted as having said that he will recognize the winner of the bout between sammy Man dell and Sid Ferris at the Garden on February as the titleholder and that to inc successful one will go d diamond studded holt emblematic oi the honor. The New York commis- sion would stage a tournament such as that through which Louis (KidN Karlan of Meriden, Conn, fought 10 q fcatherweiGht championship Rick ard is declared to have provided the belt in this case.
 Iatrobe Cogswell, president Of the National association. which covers all states where boxing is legal with the exception of New Ycrk. New Jersey. Connecticut and Massachu- setts, suggests tournament in cach state with the winners 10 meet in New York for the title,
 CcgswelI recently attacked tho New York commission. declaring that it endeavored to control boxing, and insisting that the championships recognized by it should not he rec osniaed nationally. He referred to the feltherweight tournament and Eddie (CannonbaID Martins victory over Abe Goldstoin for the bantam weight championship.
 Among the leading candidates for the lightweight title arc Sid Ferris of New York. Sd Barbarian of De troit, Sammy Mandell of Chirago. Luis Vicentipi of Chile, Tommy O'Brlen Of Milwaukee, Charley O'Conuell Of Cleveland, Basil Ga liano of New Orleans, Johnny Dun dee, retired featherwelght champion, and Archie Walker Of New York, all named by R!ckard recently in his ten best selections.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
Hold Man as One of
 Quintet of HighWaymen

Fall River, Macs, Jan. 17,--Harry ], Sweet, of Valley Inn, Middctown, R. l., was arrested by officers Of the state police patrol last night charged with paving been one ot five armed mon who held up two automobiles on the Fall Rivcr-Provideucc road early yesterday morning Tour pistols and sawed-oft shot gun were found in the woods near the scene of the holdups. Police say that Sweet was jdeutiflcd by John Peck farm CT, fromf whom it is alleged he bor- roVod q truck in which to transport his companions to hospital, at least one of them being hurt when their car crashed into tree when they at tempted to escape. The injured man is said 10 have had an car almost severed from his head in the crash.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
Martin Offered S50.GA0
 T0 Fight P2non9 Villa

Seattle, Waz1, la1, '7.-E5iie tCannouba'n Mor'ln. newly crowned bantamweight .Eampion Of the world, will rrosDr. fa'."o0 f he fights Pancho Nila. worl ] f"1'h0T- weight champion, in 3 spring ath- lctiC carnival in the Thr'inpln- Iz- lands next mor'h, D. P. Tac'a anl \. T. Ferclval ct Mania anG1uEc1d here yceteriay.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
lBY Joe Wl!liams)

No one has yet seen enough of Eddie C3rnonhall Martin. the new hantamveight champion. to tell whether he Is the Mccoy or not. IT." didn't have to do much to win the title, This writer was never sold on Abe Goldstcin as a champion. and said 50 the morning after Willie Lewis's boy won from the badly conditioned Joe Lynch.
 Probably as he stands now Martin ia not great fighter, Few fighters ra,e been really great at his age, cl. Perhaps he will develop. A whole lot depends on how the champion ship affects him. II gives some fighters confidence and poise.
 Others become fighters as cham piona, The possibility of defeat and the consequent loss of their valuable crown sccm to paraiyze them. Lynch, for instance, always fought his best whcu another held the ban lam title. Goldstein will proha bly, fight better now that h. has nothing at stake. The few interesting fights Jess Willard ever made came after Dempsey had whipped him.
 Martin is not particularly interest ing in action. He ia one of those wind mills who punch from all angles and seemingly never tire, Why they nicknamed him Cannon hall is a mystery to mo. Buckshot woud be vastly better, A cannon. ball Is destructive, buckshot is merely annoying. There Is nothing deyaslating about Martin,
 Eastern scribcs are calling him 3 second Battling Nelson, because he can stand up under punishment, wear the other fellow out and then come on to pin. This type of fighter would have fitted in with the general scheme of things 70 years ago when finish fights were popular. 4 Battling Nelson would not get very far in inc six, eight and twelve rounders of today,
 Left Hook to Body l. Hls Ace
 Like most of the modern fighters Martin is a body hooker. My best punch IS left 10 the solar rleXus, ' he tells you. T Ieft-hookcd Gold stein to the body throughout our fight and I guess tbats the one punch that won mo the title"
 Martin, however, became body runcher through necessity, Early in his career his hands went bad and he had 10 shift from jaw punch ing, where the contact is hard or the hands, to body punching,
 (Continued on the Following Poge)
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
TelloWjaCkets Continue Winning Streak at EyeIath

EVa'c'h, NlnN-, Jan, lI.-IN' "I0- ming s'-~ak of the champion THrS- hT~gl Yc'iowJa rhcts remained u9- broken when the men from 'u. Smoky City won from the Ey">th hockey team, 70 q. hrre Inst nigh. T. was a woRtorn wheel gam" m the United States Amateur Hockey ,Ls- knc,al.on.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
Sid Barbarian Wins
 Decision Over Herring

Detroit. Jan, 17.-SiI Harharian, Detroit, was given the jJlGos' de rision over Red Herring. Gu'fport, Miss, at the end of their 1o-round fight here last night. The decis.cn while unpopular with the crowd WIS in accord with 'he decision among ths newspaper writers at the Ung- side.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
PITTSBURGH HORNETS WIN

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. I7-T1a Prtshurgh Hornets d,t'a:eI the Br,s'on A, A. leaders in the 'aetern wheel of the United S,atos Ama'r IF Hockey leaEpe. here last night n 91 extra period Came. 1 'o 2. Stnu'1 Pl"shurrh win over the Bos'o1 '51m foalzh' the locaIs will glin tirs, po- s.tlcn ln the lsaSue.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
Last Nl-ht's Matches


 Chicago. Jan. I5--Iaa'o Nurmt in hurry to catch train lack 10 New York for hls tllrI successive nights performance, ran mile and threo.duarters Iu T.oJ 2-5, onc-lftA CT q 5econd better than his previous world s record, in 2 special race with Jola Fay igst night at the Illinois Athletic clubs indoor games,
 The wonderful Finn showed no III effects of his all night and day ride from New York undertaken just after he had smashed Rays old rec ord Thursdav nIght. He ran with his usual stride. judged the pace perfectlv and left Ray half lap be- lind as he flashed across the finish ing mark. Frey Llen'endahl of the Finnish American A, C., of Chicago, third entlant in the race, dropped out after nine laps.
 Laughs 1t Ray
 Ray had trained asslduouely since Nrrm detcated him i week ago in New York The little ChiCa goan, in years past nearly lnvulnerable at his fIvorit9 distances, suffered defeat wcr>o than in his first indoor clash with the Finn, however. He dogred Nurmis stride for the greater part Of tho rout". hut f1ltcred in the Ia st few laps and Nurml, running easily. frequently glanced half smiiingly nv"r hIs shoulder at the struggling Ray,
 Chicago was sstshed that Nurmi Is not fat-tOottd runner. He strides well on the hall oi his foot
 IL also learned that Nurmi is not a paper hanger. He IS q drattsman, sad the interpreter who accompan- jed him, and, it was added, as good at that as at running.
 Two other worlds records were broken,
 Ivan Kelly Of the I. A. C. shat tered the world's indoor record for the 60-yarl high hurdles in ;o6 3-5 In his seml-fns' hest. The former mark was ;h6 A, made by Hobbs of Dartmouth at Philadelphia in 1917,
 Helen Ftlkey, who won three v-omens events. set 8 women's rec ord for the 5o-yar1 low hurdles in ;o7 3-S,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
TINNEY NS. STPiBLi.,G
Famous Battlcrs Are Matched iU
 TCn-E -EOundcr In March

Mllni, Fla, Jap. 11.-lGcne 1Un ney, American light heavyWciElt champion, and Young Striblinc. of Macon, Ga. have ben matched to meet in a l0-roun1 No.d"rision hoI' here on either March . or March ( it WAS announced here last mEI' The bout was arranged at q conf'I prrn bttnccw Billy Gibson. ra Strih llrg and Ed Douglas, q local r1. Nlotor.
 
 READ THE, HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
PENNSYLVANIA TEAM WINS.

Ph1aIelphia, Jan 1.-The Uni. Ner5t'y of Pcnnsyl,snia swimming 'elm defes'el Columbia 4 70 Is, hfre yesterday. Colunb'a won the water polo match 5i 10 2a. ~
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
pTLUTE BEATS CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. l'.---Dh'u. n won from Cleveland hero Inst hlg n' by a score Of one 10 nothing, in '1a ers- of a two-Came series in me 1-Drof Sta-os Amateur HH-'-'} leaEUa
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17

In the preimlGarv game t,.e Hl~h -'hooI eeton1 team d"'a7fc1 ;h" Contral Junor High hv a"ora ot o5-9.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17
ViCh School
Alumni

Total ..... ...... ..3 Io Tetorco. TcA>n. Eccrrr. Souulers Timer. Crc,,S'rr
New Britain herald., 1925-01-17

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Evening star., 1925-03-20

of gold by this metal at anything
near the present gold weights as used
in our currency.
A condition similar to that which
prevailed shortly after the birth of
the Soviet Republic in Russia would
probably govern trading and COM
mercial pursuits with merchandise
being exchanged for merchandise and
labor or work bring paid in kind
These views of one of the worlds
prominent economists are purely in
formal and were represented to have
In them no hint of possibility that
the gold standard of the world liz In
imm ediate. peril. The experiments in
Germany and Japan have apparently
developed that gold can be produced
from one of the baser metals, but
only at great cost. In this modern
science has gone several steps ahead
of the ancient alch emists, but even
vet science has not overcome the
fundamentals OF the problem, even
though il has overcome the problem
itself For even if gold could be
produced at 4 thousand times less
than IL cost the recent investigators
1t would not imperii the gold stand.
ard. for the cost of synthetic element
would yet be wen above the cost oi
mining and refining Natures own
product
Evening star., 1925-03-20
SYNTHETIC GOLD MIGHT SMASH
WORLDS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
Official Does Not Expect Experiments to Produce
Precious Metal in Large Quantities Soon, Ho,o-
euer, Though Ultimate Success Is Possible.

Although practical and economical
transmutatio of base metals into
gold may never come about-is Ger
tainly far off-Government officials
foresee, in case the labors of scien-
lists bear fruit. d complete upSettin2
of present world standards of none
tary exchange.
Recent news dispatches have told
of the success attending German ana
Japanese investigators in the field OF
transmutation, their efforts resulting
in production of a very minute par
ticle of gold from some much cheaper
metal, dream that enSrossed the
old-time chemists to the point where
numbers of them gave up their other
chemical and analytical researches il
the hope of finding the magic formula
The present drawback, even granting
the scientific truth of the reduction
of baser metals into the precious
metal, is the excessive cost of the
process. For the stories have it that
production of an infinitely small
particle OF gold in Germany cost up
ward of $4,000. Both the German
and Japanese scientists who success
fully accomplished their aim used
heat to break down the elements
from which the gold was obtained
heat of a degree seldom before used
in scientific experiments and heat
which is expensive to attain.
Viewed as World Calamity.
A member of the Presidents cabinet
whose activity in economic fields has
made him a world figure, views the
possible advent of synthetic gold
a world calamity whose parallel has
never before been seen Chaotic con-
ditions would tear at the very foun-
dations of the present intricate in
dustrial and financial structure of the
world, possibly bringing in their
wake revolution and disruption of
governments This official does not
visualize the early maturity of some
development of science by which gold
Evening star., 1925-03-20

ran be produced synthetically ana at
u cost much lower than the gold
nature alone has made.
But the possibility that some
method can be found by which GUAM
tity production of synthetic gold
could be brought about Is not be-
yond the realm of possibility If this
ever becomes a fact the gold stand
ard of the world Will, overnight, be-
come worthless, and the United
States, possessor of major part of
the worlds gold, will hold in it's
vaults so much dross. For unless
Government steps in and puts a stop
to the process of synthetic gold pro-
duction, where will the gold reserves
on which the currency of the world
is based be? Paper currency, backed
up by worthless gold, literally will
not be worth the paper 1t is made of.
A short period of business and in
dustrial chaos would probably follow,
with the world finding ultimately a
new standard for it's financial founda-
tion. Possibly platinum would become
the base Of the worlds currency, but
platinum production at present is not
high enough to warrant replacement
Evening star., 1925-03-20
No Age of Discretion.
,om the phllsdeiphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
SiIlicus-What do you understand
by the age of discretion?
Cynicus-I don't understand any
thing by the age of discretion.
doubt IL there Is such a thing. For
instance, / know of a man over 80
who have just taken unto himself a
fourth wife.
Evening star., 1925-03-20

States was Yellowstone National
Park. In Africa the movement has
taken popular hold. Many types of
wild life have become practically ex-
tinct. as for instance the seacow. big
gest of amphibians, and the bustard,
not to forget the elephant in certain
countries.
Evening star., 1925-03-20
Wild Animals Being Saved.

Concerted world wide movem ent un :
dertaken to protect wild animals is
proving to be successful Great Brit
ain started the move with bird sanct-
uaIies, and America followed. The
first wild life sanctuary in the United
Evening star., 1925-11-23
III. I.AIRMONT.
w,NTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

HSOi 4th st NV
Sr-le and double rms. new heating n ant :
T~rllout meas: > i-huur phUue serylce- de
Evening star., 1925-11-23

A Few OF Our Bargains.
Car No. 54l-1925 Ford tour
ing; good condition. S4S.4O
cash, S4.S4 weekly.
Car No. 53o-lo25 Ford tour
ing; real good bargain. $3.50
cash, sos weekly.
Car No. 5o9-1o22 Ford tour
ing; lock wheel, water pump !:
good mechanical condition. S42
cash, S424 weekly.
Late 1923 Ford roadster: fine
condition; good rubber. $3.50
cash, S4.S8 weekly.
1925 Ford coupe; very liberal
terms on this car.
1924 Ford coupe; run only
5000 miles; cheap for cash.
) light deliveries 2 l-ton trucks.
BARTRAM MOTOR CO..
1904 New Hampshire Ave.
West 45S.
Open Evenings-Sundavs o to |.
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beautiful paint job. and tires are
all good; bumpers and spare
tire. OF course the mechanical
condition is O. X. The saving
is $500.
Flint sport touring, current
model newly painted maroon !;
disc wheels, Spanish leather up
holsterv. special top, bumpers.
trunk. side shields. motor meter.
wings and Rolls Royce head
lights; $3.50.
Chevrolet sedan: paint. tires
and mechanical condition eNcep-
tionally good many extras bar
gain at S225.
Essex Coach. bought new Just
few months ago: S525 is sure
low price for this automobile.
Ford coupe. 1924 model; clear
As a whistle in every respect;
S325.
Buick sedan. 1923 model: com
pletelv overhauled recently;
only $50
Peerless coupe; ) new tires.
paint and upholstery in good
condition; practically new motor
in this car; $3.50.
Dodge sedan, 1924 model;
tires and paint practically new.
Don't miss this bargain at $3.50
Maxwell coupe. late model;
newly painted sage brush green
and motor recently overhauled;
seat covers. bumpers and motor
meter; S425.
WillyS-knight sedan. new
paint joh-and many extras
completely overhauled about 2
months ago; $685..
Ford tourings ". 1925
models. with balloon tires.
These cars are practically new;
S525 each.
Willys-knight coupe. 1925
model. This car is a real pick
up at $685..
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3"3 MONROE Nw-TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
7uAtts and bath and porch. southern eNno-
SIRE. adults TranSisnfS accommodated
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1873 Hudson Coach.
Driven only $500 miles. and cannot he
viii viii sacrifice S for sa75. Terms. $3.50 down %
and only 500 per month
1925 Oldsmobile Coach.
Cos. er viii fe se 'nd f"r s5c e sss 6osn
and S54 per month. Sold with new-car guar
Ford Four-Door Sedan.
Fully equipped. Has seat covers. lock
wheel. spare tire, speedometer and other ex-
oots s@o. as as rood m an n.W real bar
gain at 1873. Easy terms.
Ford Coupe.
Late model. Has three new tires and is in
real good shape. Try. to equal it At s275.
Small down payment and only SIG per
month.
1925 Oldsmobile.
4-pass. coupe. Has the appearance of a
new car. New. two-toned Duco finish will
Only o s7oo Tee Terms saaf down snd oniv
S41 per month
1923 Oldsmobile
lisht-Eray Jobs in town; Original finish Al
Terms. s162 down and Se4 per month
1923 Studebaker
Biz SIX Touring; just rehnished. looks like
new. Mechanical condition good. S625. Very
easy terms.
1924 Oldsmobile. 4-pass.
Coupe. New Duco finish and thoroughly re-
built; win serve you same "a new car.
The best-lookng job in town for the money.
$3.50. Very easy terms.
Many other good bargains in both open
DICK MURPHY, INC,
Used Car Dept,
1885 18th St. NV. Pot. 1000.
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1919 r ST. APT. 33-rVvt- ROOMS
kitchen bath hall. porch. large closets
newly furnished and decorated North hh5e
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DFIIG n TFI I APT.. :. Rms. KTT. e i
With large reception hail: ideal location
reasonable Anply 1898 Phelps n.
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HUDSON-ESSEN
USED CAR FACTS.

Without question we are now
offering the greatest bargains in
good late model used cars ever
offered to the public.
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r NBIE BOARD

SOUTHERN CLUR. I7nl Mass. Ave.-"Th.
place to dine Rest Of iOod cooked and
served well Sunday dinners. 10 2 pm
transient and -yeeKlv ratrs
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WE HAVE SATISFIED
THOUSANDS OF
pTPCHAS

~ KlH HASEkS
-and if YOU are desirous of
purchasing a good used car WE
CAN SATISFY YOU. Our
reputation for fair and square
dealing is beyond reproach. The
same careful attention is given
the used car purchasers as those
who buy new Bucks.
Hupmobile 1923 coupe.
Dodge 1924 touring.
Ford 1924 touring.
Buick 1923 7-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick 1924 4-pass. 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick 1925 5-pass. 6-cyl. sport
touring.
Chevrolet 1924 sedan.
Chevrolet 1924 touring.
Ford 1924 coupe.
Ford 1923 Fordor sedan.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Buick 1924 4-pass. coupe.
Buick 1921 5-pass. o-cyl. sedan.
Open Nights.
Any Demonstration.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

M Nh bE'tN N-F hlNtNtti1b-
Is6e coLTMBda RD.FWo RooMS AED ND
tricity. phone. etc
1873 MONROE N.w-TwO ROOMS KITCH-
ountts and bath and porch. southern eToo-
sure: adults Transisntz accommodated
DELIGHTFUL APT Rms KIT 80 4
Teasonabie. Tasa ABE NnpiT SIS Phelps pl
1872 EYE ST. NW-ENrEPTIONAL AP-
pointments: references required.
4, NE-TWo LARG F ROOMS. ROM
s!lsctricittG1,, y, range. sink hot water. Ps5.n@
IN BEST NV SECTION ROOMS HALL,
and bath front corner anartnlcnt iurp,snan p,,ns,n
= WoT'6 III IFS. - 80 y.
aea ST S.w--THRFE OR FIVE ROOM
ants: also several large and medIgrl
THE ARGoNNE. APT. 1Os-Two LARGE.
bright rooms with kitchen. bath ana pa
fSnS. fs8o. handsomely furnished r''s0n-O'e. 'o'
IN REFINED HOME. BEAUTIFUL FIRST
floor apt: strictly pr1Eatr fntrshee hr.nr rar
yard heat light and maid service. with or
without garage. An exceptional opportunlty
longer i4s7 Belmont st NV %.
1915 R ST. APT. 33-i'w,- ROOMS
sa%g SR'g San and sad PS6sH " Sort6
e42 E. CAP ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath. Call Line. "a
sit sittheGe1,e ne bs;S aS INQUIRE @ all day sunday
or 30 to s pm. week days. "a
1901 CALVERT ST.-FIVE ROOMS. $50
ox"eptonsly GOOD: immediate possession
available. Apartment -. Pm. Adams 453l-W
DOWNTOWN-REACT COMPLETELY
furnished corner apartment. two r-rEe rooms.
kitchen. bath: immediate possession. 5St
2oth NV.
1857 CONNECTICUT AVE-NICELY Fur
nished apartment. LIVING. room. bedroom,
kitchen. bath: electric range. Price $40. 25'
OWNT0WN-BEAUTIFU COMPLETELY
furnished sunny corner apartment; two
Immediate possession. 534 Goth.
and bath. exceptionally low price TO deslr-
able tenant
l7l7 WILLARD ST NV BETWEEN :
and U-Large. bright front room and krtc..
h.-w.h s35 Phone North s343
bedroom, dining room. kitchen. bath: front.
side and sleeping porches: End floor. de,
month: heated; rented last year S65: reasci
reduction. wife lonesome: big house.
REAL HOME : CHEERFUL, COMFORT.
sPGfioqr sPIe Ie aP' porch ami; service ays.l
OPPORTUNITY = CLEAN. ATTRACTIVE.
we'll heated 81. b. apt. exposures. bunsx-
low rian; !: linen. silver. dishes: excer
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO SHARE APT.
with single s,rl. 5000 ha5Ia: references et.
vvate 5 rooms. bath. attractiveiy f9rnished
gas. elec.: $50 refined home. adults only
Girl. TO SHARE DOWNTOWN APT: REA-
.onable; .refeETsspnces Esn @ exchanged If desired.
(6ontinued on Next PaFe0 d
Evening star., 1925-11-23

BY two Young ladies' furnished room. in
private family taking other roomers: con
Veuient TO downtown. references EXCHANGED.
Address Box 3S3-A. star Office. 24'
YOUNG LADY wishes room IN apartment.
furnished or uufurn.hcd. downtown section;
uot exceeding SI5 mo. Address Box 4GO-A,
Star Office 23'
PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN wishes to share
ruoul with aroIher. must he neat and con-
yenient Address Box 1914 star Office. GO
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PACKARD.
Real Bargains
Good Used Cars.
Twelve Months Time-Payment
Plan.
PACKARD.
TRY TO
BEAT THESE.

TRY TO
BEAT THESE.
Chevrolet tourings, late 1924:
choice Of 5; $50 cash, balance
easy.
Chevrolet sedans, late 1928;
choice of 3; SIS cash, balance
easy.
Ford tourings. 1924; choice OF
4: S43.4O cash. balance easy.
Ford sedans, 1923; choice OF
?; $40 cash, balance easy.
Chevrolet 4-passenger coupes,
late 1924 choice of 3; a small
down payment and balance easy.
THE ABOVE CARS ARE
IN PER F f c. T RUNNING
CONDITION.
OURISMAN-CHEVROLET
SALES CO.,
625-633 H St. NE. Line. 1O2OO.
Open 8 AN. to 10 PM.
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5@l INGRAHAM ST W - Two rooms
'front.' Ink. southern exposure. Gas range,
tight. heat. $40
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RENT ROoNS-SIRIRRAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BROOKLAND 1903 Lawrence st.-Frorl
room nicely furnished. running water cou
pls or two gentlemen ~
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Paige 4-pass Sport Touring. late
model: looks and runs like new
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBLES

CADILLAC four-passenger coupe 1923
type 81.
T. W BARRETT
associate Cadillac Dealeri
BIS l4th st. NV. Phone Main 5561.
Address Box B. Star off1ce
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III SHFPHERD ST. N.W-TwO larEe
hk.: reasonable Columbia 1913 90
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80 Other Bargains.
I,AMBFRT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
1722 |. St. west of Conn. Ave.
A NEW NASH
ADVANCED SIN
At a Discount.
One Of our statesmen suddenly got the
lorda fever. and must sell his demon
strator. which he iu>t purchased. al q dis
cunt. This has only q few hundred
miles II. vet cannot sell IL for Il
car. A wonderful opportunity. See NJ.
Hawkins. Hsv kins-Nas Motor Company.
Inc. 1897 1t'h 81. nv. Or nhone NJ $50.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
WARDMAN-.J JUSTICE,
17l1
18th ST. NV.
II OF the best buys in our
Used Car stock today.

Willys-Knight 1924 sedan,
beautiful paint job. and tires are
all good; bumpers and spare
tire. OF course the mechanical
condition is O. X. The saving
is $500.
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WANTED. by invalid man. re'overInS from
paralysis. room and board vin REQUIRE some
assistance night and morning. dressing and
undressing has lame arm. can 20 up ana
down stars Write giving location and par
ticulars references: northwest section. Al
.irnss "l.,3 nth 81. H2