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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-05-08
Alaskan "Dog Car"

Almost every conceivable type of
transportation is used to move the
mails-railroads steamboats,, automo'
biles. airplanes. motor boats, wagons
horses, pneumatic tubes, belt convey
ors. motorcycles. bicycles. the sled OF
the arctic, and even the dog car" the
Detroit News says.
The dog car" is an Alaskan lnven.
ton. An abandoned railroad runs out
of Nome to a mining camp. The en-
terprislng arctic circle mail mar
bitches his dog team 10 IA hand car and
scoots " the mountair side with the
post.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-05-08
"Jinx" in Numbers

Many famous men have had dread
of some particular number. and in
numerous instances this has actually
played a remarkable part in their
lives. Wagner was logged by l3.
So was Rossini. His antipathy TO the
odd number was mainly owing to the
fact that he composed the Barber Of
Seville"-which was Kissed on its pro
duction in 1S1G-in thirteen days The
date Of his death was November IL.
1893
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
MINOR YS AWARDED ID YALE ATHLETES
Six Major InSi6DiaS Are Given
 Track Winners

New Haven, May 26,-fAP)--An~ nounremoDt has been made of the award minor "Y'S' to the members of the Yale championship lacross0 team as q result of their victories over IIarvar1 anl Princeton. The athletic association has also a,l- nounrod that siN track men were award-l major "Y's' for winning first place inf Inc Yale-Princton track meet and IS freshmen rccciv- el numerals for placing in the Harv- ard track meet or winning an event against Princeton.
 The following were awarod major "Y's" in track;
 l. (. Bench, 1925, Galena, TO.; c. r. beacon, l921, ToitstoUn, Ia; C. $. Gage, 1925, Brooklyn, N, r.: C. c. Gibson, 1925, Louisville, Ky; R, Nj. Norton, 1926. g, Vineyard Haven, Mass; anl M. L. Smith, 1927, Louisville, Ky,
 Those awarded Inc minor "Y S for lacrosse Ncr,:
 A. B. Chalmers, Jr, 1925, Winter IIl, Mass; r. Friedler, 1926, Nalohc2, Miss; J. W. Gage, 1926, Weuou7l \. J.; E. Gilman, 1925. New Haven Conn; F. W. Hannah, 1922. Brooklyn; C. +" Hearn, 1925, IIartrord: T. W. Hogue, Jr. 1927, Ihra Ielphia J. Herman, 1927, New York cnH: T. IT. Hopkins, l92T l',ans'cn, Gu.; w. !, Lynch 1997, Naterb4ry J. [. Mckeon 1925, Clapp9qu7. \. N.; W. N. Mckenzie Ip@s. E'dlrn'ld. la; '. w Morse, ,Iro I1e5, Stamford, Conn.,; T.. E. Net- sou. 1926, Jamestown. x. N.: (. w.. Ecld, l926 Jamaira. l.. l.; E. p Root. 1928. Leroy. \. Y; Il $. Smith, Jr.. 1H27. $. St. Louis; W. $ Wal Da-.. 1926. Madeira, $. 1ndla; C, $ Walker. l92H Toledo. e.. \. F., WteIurtou l?c7. Wcs' ErNhury. Mass; P. r. Crosnoy. la@t Nv York city, manager.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
Annual TrnliC

New Haven, May c6.-tAP)-7he annual frolic of the A. 4, club Of Vale. comprising the officers and omrloyns of the athletic association was held last night in Fousaton'c lodge on the Housatonic river Wit about 4n members present. The was somewhat in the na~ tnr4 of testimonial to Prof, C, w Wendell, chairman of the Yale nn- iversitv athletic association and rresident of the board of control who leaves soon after the clos" oi rollegn for q. trip of 15 months abroad,
 Prof. Nondell was presented win ?. watch and chain in appr|ciauon p' the club for the fine spirit "whlch he has helped 10 create within me athletic organization of the uniVer' sitv". Tn a short speech nf accept ance of the gift, Prof. Wendell com o1inented the coaches on th"F faithfulness 10 duty, their great ability and their willingness to give their best to Yale.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
Funerals
Mrs. Daniel II. Coughlin.

The funeral of Mrs. Daniel II. CouEhlin was held this morning a' S;So o'clock from her late homo, 413 Chestnut street, and at o'clock from tho church of St. John the Evangelist, A requiem mgh mass Nas cclehratcd by EoN Thomas J. Laden, c,lebrant, Rev. Walter J.. Lyddy. deacon and R"y, Edward V, Grikis, sub-draron As tho body was borne from inc church Mrs Naih- leen Solomon sang son" Sweet Day"
 Tho pan bcarels V,ro Char.'s F. Burns. Harry Conl,N, Enlo'0h G"t- ting. ". Lump, Daniel Collins and John r.. DoVnos. 1r" flower boar CTS were Charles Riley nnl Ross McCourt I'll" comutta' scr'ic"S at the grale were Condur'"1 lay Rev. Father Iyd1y assisted by Rev. Father Laden and Rev, Father Grt- kis
 rurjal r.se in st Mar's ceme- tory.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
WENDELL LIKELY
 ID BE CHOSEN
Probably Will Succeed Jones
 as Yale Dean

New Haven, May c6.--AP)--AI- though no comments on a possible successor to Dean Fred $. Jones, who has asked 10 he relieved as dean of the college at Yalc upon reaching the traditional retiring age of G5, were made yesterday after q meeting of the five members of the committee Of the Yale faculty an- pointed by that body 10 recommend dean Of the college the opinion Is strong that Prof. Clarence w Wendell, chairman Of tho board of athletic control will be the choice.
 Dean Jones' date Of retirement is technically two years remote. IIc was born April ', 1862. and has been 1s years dean of tha college.
 Prof MendnIl Is 42 years old. horn in Norwood Mass. q graduate of Yale 1ao4, taking his Ph, n degree here four years later He is chair man Of the classical department
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
1\IIEIsLA rKnAE NM

reufr3l NillaG". May % lATD 70 Mwnsel Reynolds, about 6o years o'l. I,ed at tho w. W. Eackus nos- r,tal in Norwich early today from murss received aIout 2 n'cIork
 a,' night when he Uas struck ly an horr, lh" drl7er Of 7hIrh l-or,a4' l aud naS not hecu ll'n'I- Hel S'a'" pohca from t.e paniol~ sou l.l--1cks arc working on 'te r1s, Reynolds was fonu1 t,rug on a rol'-v trark horlorin2 on the state u-NNv llo had d frC'urrl l skull 'rrrtureI rib and l"s and iu- terrIl iru1,s. Ilo was vtodovor, '',,J 0Th nIN son and worked in on" of the mu's here as mule spinner.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
BOUGLUkWANTS JOB
Lawyer Tells Court Sculptor is Seeking Reinstatement For Some Mountain Memorial.

Bridgeport. May 26,-AlthoUgh the Stone Mountain Memorial assocta- ton in charge of the great Confed- crate memorial being created in the side of Stone Mountain near Atlanta, Ga, has chosen a successor to Gut- son Rorglum, internationally known Stamford, Conn. sculptor, the latter is striving for reinstatement JudGo Arthur Ellis in superior court vas informed today hy RorElum's coun- sol. Attorney Raymond Rackrtt of Stamford.
 Borrlunls counsel successfully asked doforonco of trial of an SH.- 500 damage action brought against thc sculptor by the James MCCroory Realty Corp. of Now York city 10 collect rcnt owod ry the Tntorna- fional Sporting club which RorE'um IS an ofrrrar IS alleged to ha1o per sonauv Euaranted
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
KIRBY IS LODGED
 IN MAINE JAII
Alleged Slayer Struggled Back Into Home Town

Augusta. Maine, May 26.-(AP) Harry A. Kirby, arrested yesterday in Newburyport. Mass, charged with the murder of Miss Aida Hayward. the attempted murder of her aunt, Mrs. Emma NJ. Towns. and the burn ing of their cottage on Lake Maran- acook in Winthrop one week ago, was smuEgled Into the Kennebec county jail here this morning to await arraignment in Winthrop.
 He was brought here from Port land in the custody of Deputy Sher- If William Cole. County Attorney Frank F. Southard and Detective James R. Wood of Boston. Tho party reached the jail in two auto mobiles at 4:0S o'clock.
 Yesterday evening Sheriff Henry F. Cummings arrived hers from Portland, where Kirby was being held in the Cumberland county Jail, and announced that the prisoner would not be brought here for at least day or two. The mob of sev- eral thousand which had been wait Ing Kirby's arrival, and from which the officers feared violence If Kirby arrived. quietly dispersed.
 Word was immediately flashed 10 Portland that the coast was clear and the officials took advantage of the opportunity to bring in their man, Half an hour after his arrival, Kirby was preparing for sleep in his cell, just two doors down the street from the Y. N. c. A. building where he slept before fleeing the state last Friday night. The street before tho jail, filled with milling throng few hours before, was deserted.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
HIT BY AUTO TRUCK
Boston Man In Serious Condition After Being Run Down In Bridge port Early Today.

Bridgeport, May 26 tAP)--Philip C. Foley of Langley road, Boston, Is In the Milford hospital in a seri- ous condition following his being hit early today by an auto truck owned by George A. Douglas of Bridgeport and operated by Edward C. Vogel of Nichols avenue, Stratford. Foley who Is in a state of coma. suffered a probable fracture of the skull. a fractured left leg, cuts and bruises. Vogel is being held in $500 bond on a technical charge Of reckless driving.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
MURDERS OWN DAUGHTER
New Jcrscy Woman Kills Her With Axe as Victim Lies in Bed Asleep.

Trenton. N. j., May 26,-(Ap)-- Averaging an attack on her last night by her 2s year old daughter, Gladys, Mrs. Arretta Quackenbush. 64. of Tennen;, this morning killed the young oman with an axe while tho victim slept , Aroused by the slsyers' screams neighbors notified the state police station at Freehold 3 police sergeant and tUo troopers rushed to the scene They found the girl dead in 2 pool of blood in her bed, her head mashed and her face and body mutt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
Foreign Exchange


 New York, May 26.-rorcign cx- changes steady: Quotations Gin conts): Great Britain: demand 4S5 l5-i6. Cables 4S6 S-16. 6Q day h0's on banks 4St5s. France; de- mand 5.o$1q. Cables 5.04, Italy: de msnd &,27'2, Cables 5.9S. Belgium: demand A9i'4 Germany 2$.So. Holland 4o15. Norway if.9o ben marx 1NT2. Sweden c6.T3. SNi'zer- land 12&s. Spain 1AI9. Greece l-4. Poland 191. Czecho-Slo,ahta .of. Jugo-Sla,la 167. Austria l414. Rumania 46. Argentina 4o5o. Brazil 1o.5h. 1ojlo 4 2. Shanghai 75l. Montreal loU.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
GOING TO HAN All

Worcester. May @S.--tAT)--Frof. George Fl EI9hos'oe. ha0l Of 'he department of history and Intorua- tional r,'a'Jons af Clark urjHerslt-. will lea's roro June for Hawaii to act as Nco-rhatrman of The Ameu- ran croap at inc first confereno" of tho ro7 in''rnstlonal Tari7o reja- tons vnI~h UII he h"ij in Honolulu July I 'o i5. He 0il sail from San Francisco June r.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
WATCHNAN FOUND DEAD
| Implo,e of NolN crinc Motor Nwks Tn Bridgeport stricken Nhnlo On Duty.
Duty

Bridgeport Nav c6, -- WItam Hoa dJ4y. 55. of a@5 CanIon street. Icvcn. was found d-aI ar fn. Wo1- yorne Motor Works at :ne too' of Union avenue a' oo'oCk this morning when ,mp'oE"s arw'ri 10 start thclr days work. lloaj.' is mght watruman 7t the rIan'. nrHh vaz du~ 10 natural causes, N,dlraL Examiner pr. 1cEaro0 has reported. A son, Howard. who is a.~o rm- p.n,cd at tho plant arrived soon aee- his fathers ho5r was 5tscov- rr,l suttnr 'u a Cha)r in tha supor- g omro
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
OFFERS WHISKEY
Head of Park & Tilford Company Would Sell Big Supply to Govern Dlpnt at Cost.
nlcnt at Cost.

Would Sell Big Supply to Govcrn-
 mcnt at Cost.
 New York. May 26.-iAP)-Day,d Schulte, president of Park & Tiltord, today offered 10 sell to the govern ment at cost the 1,Soo,ooo gallons of rye whiskey thc concern obtained through lis purchase ol the Over holt disiIlFy in Pittsburgh. The offer holds good fer 69 days.
 Mir. ScuuIIe said ho was prompted to make this offer in the interest or conserving for thc medical protes- sion of Amsrira a pure medicina wlskev which the government in .tu-n can p'sce at the disposal of physirians, hospitals and similar in- sutuuo0s and the sick
 The ofte~ vas conveyed in tele- gram to Dr. Hugh :, Cumming, d. rector of the L. s Health seryice.
 Mir. Schute said that if the tender ot the whiskey. which is given value Of around Sl5,ooo,oO0 is moi accepted for the nation. Park X Til ford WH use the whtskey for melj- otnar purposes under a plan o' its cun.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

lated by slashes inflicted with q pairing knife.
 Mrs. oqackenbush declared that they had quarreled last night and that her daughter had attacked her with a hammer The woman spent the night in the kitchen and at day break crept to the sleeping girls room with the axe and knife.
 The woman had been released from an asylum a week ago. She Is now in jail at Freehold, pending arralgnment on a charge of murder.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
KILLED RY TROLLEY

N,n Va'eu, May H6.- Patrlnk No lar so. who vas struck by q truck in Whitney avenue. HamdAn. last saturday right. diod at thn St
 Garh4oJs hosrItal carly today from a fractured skutl T, r. Tcnroso, a n"i-hhor and o1ner aol driver of thn truok was ordered 10 appear be- fore CoroO.r Eli Nix today, Mr. \n'au af oN- timo was a so1eCtman.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
SEIZED BY BANDITS

Hong Kong, China, May @6 'AFl M. Rasmussen local manager Q, the Asiatic Petroleum company at the Honeymoon, In the province ot Kvangtung, and his wife were seized hv bandits while travelling in a motorhoat on the West river, says dispatch received here. NJ. Easmus- sens wife was released. hut h" was held. His nationality is not given in the dispatch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
TODAY'S MARKET IS IRREGULAR
Speculative Accounts Undergo
 ReadjuStments

New York, May 26.-(AP)-Fur- ther irregularity developed at the opening Of today's stock market as result of the extensive read dust ment of speculative accounts follow ing three weeks of almost steadily rising prices. May department stores, which has been in brisk demand late ly opened 2 S-S points higher but most of the other initial changes were of a fractional nature. soss Sheffield was one of the carly heavy spots.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
INSTANCE MAN nIEs

Hartford, May "f.-Tce |. Eoh- "ns, 56. former president of tho Connecticut Life Insurance Under writers associaticn, died today a' his home in West Hartford after a long illness. For the past s years he had born ronuecticTt manager for tho New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
DR. BURTON DIES
Was President Of University of Chicago and Leading student of Biblical Interpretation,

Chicago, May 26.-(AP)-Ernest Dc Witt Burton, president Of the University of Chicago. died at 9:41 a. m, today at the Presbyterian hcs- .pital.
 Associated with the university for thirty-two years, since 1t was estah- lished. pr. Burton had been one of of its best beloved leaders, although he did not become president until two years ago.
 Dr. Burton was a student Of New Testament interpretation and wrote a number of books on religious sub iocts, either alone or in collabora- ton,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
Michael TNOuG

The funorn7 o1 NNoh16T LToHE 0aa held this morning at o'clook at St Marv's church. R'y F. J. 'ahhT was celebrant at the high mass "f requiem. Rev. Vi. !. TrdNor d'a- con. and Rev. ". A. NcCrann, >Eh- deacon. Fathers Tra,ncr and Nc Cram read flo romml''al service at the grave. The boarors were John Doyle. Thomas ]. Smith, Joseph Ryan. John McIr, r0y, Njrha'l Me- Inerny and Joseph Cntowsl,y. Flow Ter bearers yer" Edward l.ashE. Thomas Mc' ahil'. GoorSo IHH"rs ar1 Andrew Nichala. Burial WIS in Sl Mary's cemetery
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
Special Notice

A benefit bridge, whist and i5 party will he held this evening st S.s0 clock. Daylight ng Time, al St. Josophs hall for 'e benefit of St Ioseph's parish. A Eoldplece will ne awarded 10 the winner in "ach game anl maHs other hesuii- tuf prl7es will he awarded. Admis. sion fifty cents The public Is in Nited,-adVL
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
ASK RATE REVISION

Washington May cs.-tAr)-EX- tenslve revision Of freight rates on grain and grain products moving from Rocky Mountain territory 10 the Mississippi river and territory cast was recommended to the inter state commerce commission today sonallv Euaranted.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
City Items

There will be a meeting Of the Y. W. II. A. at the club rooms. United building, tonight at o'clock. Plans will be made for a Bohemian party to be held June 2.
 Rev. William Ross will he the speaker at the meeting Of the Ki- ranis club tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
GKNNI lN INNORTTI-

Westward IIo. May cs.-tAFN- Tho last of the big three" of Brit ish amateur golf was eHmInated from the l9e6 championship today oh~n r.. II. Thompson of Wearside def"at"d Cyrtl Toley. eN-champton. three un and two to play Sir C-r- est Holderress. thc utleho'3,r. and Roger Wptherel were eliminated ycsterla}. Douglas Grant. an Amer tcan. now is the fsloTt'e of the
 tournament
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
RI rAsES ASSIGNED

Hartford. May 26-Fifty-siy cas"s were 10 he assigned st ih" May .erm Of thc |. <. district court which orrned here today. EE-SoUator George W. Christoph of Warehouse Point Is foreman of the grand jury,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
PICK COURT HOUSE SITE
Hartford County Representatives and Senators This Afternoon Vote For Washington Street Location.
cplulau aul ol Inl,sdsn

Hartford, May ?6.--The Hartford county representatives and senators in the legislature late this afternoon voted to buy the Washington street site for a county court house. Among those who opposed the project was eX-Governor Marcus Hocomb.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
POLICE ARRESTED

Rochester, N, V. May o6--(AP)-- Police 1Aeutenant William J.. La Bar, Louis C. Russell. federal dry agents, and Harry L. Atchley were placed under arrest this morning on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition act,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
EININ\IN 10 HIpI-Y

Furh4r">' Eunauia. May o6 ,tT1 An au~Nnr 10 fho American d. h. ro'e is promised hy thc Eu- mm4n Eo,. rnm,ul for this week. Tn. note nas received 8 month ago. and was followed recently by a re- wulcr from Washington.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
TO MAINTAIN EMBASSY

Paris, May 2s.--(AP)--An agree ment was reached today by the gov ernment and the opposition in the senate whereby the French embassy at the Vatican will be maintained.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
slNrRAI. KILLED IN RIoTI>G

For h. Trance. Martinique, May 't -,NTt- Reports reaching here 'odav safl ctrht persons were kilJrl and 'T 1nuuied m disorders in sev- eraI towns duriuc yest,ulay7 mI- nlrlpaL electons.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
r, S. TREASURY STATEMENT [, <. treasury bah4nce. S256,178,754
cLrARrNGN He |sE STATEMENT

k New York exchanges, 1o52,ooo,- ooo; balances, (16, ,NNO, 1000,
 Boston - E2oha1iges, 74,ooo,oo0; i balances. 24dDO,00O. j
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
rnr Morning I,nnns

|hif-r frocks, very haautifUIv t-rloreI. ani without the frj7s aDJ dufts ve usualiy associate 0tth this material. is actually used for morn 'as SoN0s.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
Wall Street Briefs

New York. May 26.--An extra dividend of l2hs cents a share on the original series of preferred stock of Associated Gas and Elec- tric Co. has been declared in addi- ton to the regular quarterly dls- bursements of S7h cents, both pay. able July to holders of record June 10. in place Of the cash divi- dend totalling Sl a share. stockhold- CTS have tho option of taking one twenty-fifth Of share of class A stock in script worth sl.3G at the close market price on May 25.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

National Power and Light Co. earned Sl6.lS q share on the com mon stock in 1924 against sl3S6 share in 1928. Gross earnings jumped to S22,8Ss,4I4, a gain Of 9ls
 per cent. Net earnings were S18,- o65,S3Q, an increase of 15 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

In contrast to poorer April earn 'nEs reported by some Of the larger carriers than in April last year, the Missouri Pacific, the Wabash and the Erie each came through the month Financially stronger. Missouri Pa ciiic's April surplus after charges vas s543.oa9, against s291lS5, and for the four months of 1925 sl,- 5l4698, against $T96,S3G. Gross revenues gained about s636000 and net operating income s6,G4S. Net for the four months increased s5"9.- btG over the same period of 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

The Greene Cananea Copper Co. had net income of $56.t22 in 1924 equal 10 II cents share on the capital stock, in contrast 10 a deficit Of slj5,933 in 1923.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

Net operating income of the Reading Co. for the first four months this year increased 10 s6.- Iof3b5 compared with $5,5o2,597 a year ago, April net was $1,572, S63, gain Of s310,e30.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

April surplus of the Wabash was S?l2171, against Ft25,g@o in April last year. and for the four months E1414,S99, q gain of fio9471 over the same period Of 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

Coincident with the rccou' ening of the French parliament for 2 ses- sion which will he devoted largely 10 financial matters, the French franc has dropped back to near the near's low level of 5.o3 IA cents which was Heta ahlished early In March. The re- action in some quarters has been considered natUra in view of the probable necessity of increasing tax es to balance the French budget and lof dayieinE measures to fund war dehta
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

The Ferie's net operating income for April vas S15tlc95. compared with $I49@.3o9 although gross of E9,548,ft2 was $7A192 less than in April last year, Net for the four months. however. fell to t2,575,629, in contrast to S5.o&5.184 year ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
Official Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations
FURNISHED BY JUDD & COMPANY Burritt Hotel Building

Clty Bank and Trust Co. Conn. River E. Co. First National Bank
 Hartford Aetna National q Hartford Conn. Trust Co. Morris Plan nf Hartford Park St. Trust Co.
 Phoenix National Bank Riverside Trust Co. State Flank 2 Trust Co. L. s. Security Trust Co. L. s. Security Trust Tts.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

American Alliance American Surety CT Continental tuE. Pheuix trs. Franklin Ftte Ins. Co. (:5l GleRs Falls lus. Co uoD Globe & Rutgers Great AmariCan InTurancs Co Hanover insurance Co. bol Home insurance Co. Ins Co. of S0rsa America tloI National Liberty Ina Go. tsol Na'Ional Surety klaeara Falls lns. Co Ikol Preferred Accident V sstchester Fire Ina Co uol
 r-eItraA
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

H'd. City c. IL. Co.,. pt IIfd. City C. It. Co. co Hartford Electric It rf' Hartford Electric It col go. x. England Tel. Co conn. It. & Pow fes pi Conn. IL, & Power seo
 So. N, F. Tel, Co. Rts.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Look at this list OF easy pay
ment cars:
Chevrolet Touring, SIS cash,
$40 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, so cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring, sos cash,
S17.10 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring. 500 cash,
$3.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Touring. $50 cash.
S14.5O monthly.
Chevrolet Roadster, SIS cash,
S22 monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, S125 cash,
S26.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, 500 cash,
S21.50 monthly.
Chevrolet Coupe, SIS cash, S21
monthly.
Chevrolet Sedan. SIPS cash, S33
monthly.
Chevrolet Sedan. 500 cash. S31
monthly,
Chevrolet Sedan. 800 cash, $50
monthly.
Ford Touring, ss5 sash, $50
monthly.
Ford Coupe, 500 cash, S22
monthly.
Ford Roadster, $50 cash, $40
monthly.
Ford Sedan, SIS cash, S17
monthly.
Ford Truck, $50 cash. $40
monthly.
Buick Touring, 500 cash, $50
monthly.
Buick Roadster, $50 cash, SIS
monthly.
Overland Sedan. SIS cash, SIS
monthly.
Ace motor cycles and side cars,
$50 cash, S1S monthly.
Durant Touring. SIPS cash, $50
monthly. (This car is in ex-
cellent condition and best bar
gain today.)
We have a few cars in stock
that we will sell on terms as low
as $40 cash and s. per week.
Our statesmen are right on the
job every day, Sundays included,
$50 am. till 10 pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
DON'T ENVY

DON'T ENVY
the fellow who has bought a
better fused car" Follow his
advice and Remember the
Address,"
1909 L STREET NV.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

ELECTRICIAN. experienced in old and new
house wiring, give reference and salary to
start: white only. Address Box 1861,
Evening star., 1925-08-10

ENGINEER for office building, qualified
take care steam heating plant. electric els-
vator and direct four employees; good sal
ary: only, man high character. best hsbits
considered: references required. Address
Box ll3-J Star office