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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Metropolitan
THE sHow.oFF. ono on Tho

THE sHowoFF. ono OF tho beat
OF all American comedies ana &c,
claimed by all New York critics tho
greatest comedy ever produced on
broadway win start weeks
engagement at tho Metropolitan
thcater SUNDAY. May IN
with tho same happy faculty OF
placing his finger on tho funnybon0
OF human rrailties and prodding Wig
orously thcreupon that characterized
The Torch HeAron' " two seasons
ago. George Kelly has successfully
repeated tho achievement this year
In New York'a supreme comedy sue.
cess. The Show OFF" Pro- Ihaenites
ana tho honchmen OF Hauptman and
OF Shaw may complain that Mr
Kelly lacks dramatic fncsso and
technique. Well and good but who
gives tho proyerhiRl two whoops
whether no does or does not1 Mr.
Kelly succeeds IN making his show.
Off an amusing cuhs and after all
run is what people 80 10 tho theater
for.
II IL. perhaps. because there N a
biz ~ the "shoW-off'' Ia all ~ ua.
that makes tho play ring true.
Aubrey Piper has convinced his
sweetheart that I've n tho greatest
fellow IN tho world. and he II In "A
fair way 10 make tho rest of the
family believe tho same thing, Even
In tho face OF tho most unnoryinE
exposures, h. remains cockHure. The
three acts OF the comedy run along
trimming with absurd everyday talk.
and enEngingly intriguing situations,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

tages in addition 10 the regular
vaudeville feature opening Monday.
June 8.
The same type Of show that has
tickled audiences in Shanghai. made
them roar in Scotland. guffaw in
Manila and split their sides in Hong.
kong. on foreign tours OF. the club.
is expected TO make a tremendous
hit here. 60 say the least. A ju-
dicious mixture Of club singing. com.
ic skits. instrumental solos and jazz
band playing gives the program OF
the Berkeley club a universal and
irresistible appeal Their opening
performance will be at the matinee
Monday. June sth.
Quality rather than mere size
has been the aim OF c. r. Brick"
Morse. director Of the Glee club.
For this reason only 20 out OF
club OF rs and out of university
OF 10000, are selected TO make this
summers trip. The group appear
ing here is nearly the same as the
one which made itself famous ON
a tour thru Europe and the United
States last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Harold Roseablum, leader
tcith California GLee club.
AS good as anything in vaude.
vile" is one OF the comments
heard most often concerning the
i4-act vaudeville program TO be
given by the University of Califor.
Mo Glee club in Seattle soon. Man
agcr Bcstick has booked them as
the feature attraction at the Pan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Gertrude Hoffman and her is
American girls who have been dane.
ing At the Moulin Rouge in Paris. ar.
rived in New York last week 20 begin
rehsarsais for the 1895 edition II the
famous revue. Artists and MoSiels. :"
which win have It's Broadway pre-
miero early In. August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Palace Hip

Win King and hia popular musical
comedy company opens AN Indefinite
engagement in Seattle with today b
matinee at tho Palace Hip. Sur
prlses OF 1925" IL the title Of the first
Offering
King and his organization arc big
rayorltes IN Seattle, and their return
10 tho Palace hip has been eagerly
awaited by their many admirers here
Surprises Of 1895" Is replete with
novel and unique situations. and
ssaiilel,es viii nee many old favor
ties on the boards again.
Five separate aitlts are presented
IN this production. and they are 10.
pleto with comedy and surprises.
King. Lew Dunbar. Bessie HIN. Clair
starr Honom Hamilton. Art BolAsco.
Reeca Gardner and Howard Evans
all have important parts In these
laugh.proyokrrs.
The musical program II opened by
Howard Evans. leading tho chorus
IN '"rhe Pest
Mildred MariSlc. popular holoist.
viii be- heard IN two selections. Il
Count Each Hour and Monte
marie"
where's Ny sweetie Iiidlng?" and
Somebody Loves Ne" are Clair
starr'a numbers,
A dainty dance II staged by the
blossom Sisters. Evelyn Marion and
Maurine Pierce. Tho Blossom Sic
tors are nlso seen in delightful
number wen Clnp Our Hands"
Mario Lokks does an Oriental
dance. a. well az 'rhe Dutch band"
with wlll Aubrey and Tho girls.
Aubrey. with Casey Jones. sings
Twelve Lovely Hours"
Wait TIL You Bee SIC with Ny
Baby" Ia sung by Casey Jones. Pop
ular Jimmy Ellari sings "Mnndalny'
and why Should You Weep About
ono swcsiie7"
Jean Singer sings a popular song
sally"
Percy" u Clara Layeils'a number
while BeSs lin. dig favorlio, sing
"Me and tho Boy Friend
iIcrmle King and his popular
super.sololats viii appear In concert
before each musical comedy. Her
mics band Is ono Of tho big features
OF the King show MY Best Girl"
and Don't BRING Lulu" are two Of
the numbers the supcr.sololsts will
play. while Milton Frumltin viii be
seen In an unusual musical speciality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
NeIU Passing ShoW''
Here Soon

The Meassra. shuhcrt present
four stars. George Price. Brendcl
and Bert and Margaret Brcen. in
the new Passing Show" which
will - tho attraction a, the Met.
ropoiltan for fIvo days beginning
Tuesday night. Juno 10. with spc.
cial Wednesday and Saturday ma.
tinser.
Tho coming OF this famous and
brilliant attraction which IL aaid 20
hayo been breaking al known rec.
ords everywhere. promiscs 20 be the
real theatrical treat OF tho teason.
This cntlro gigantic production was
staged under the personal supcryis-
lon OF J. j. Shuhor,. and ran one
ycar at tho New York Winter Gar.
den. II has been praised as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Pdnfages

one OF tho blERcst vaudeville
shows eyor 10 appear az tho local
Pantages hea,er II scheduled for
thIa neat week. In all the aciR there
win be a total OF over 30 performers.
with tho headline honora divided be.
tween the Springtimo Revue and the
Christmas Letter. ~ special at.
traction tho Douglas Teenin Weenies
VIII appear IN a program arranged
particularly for next week
These popular tiny entertainers
have gained such "a favorable repu.
tn,ion thruout the Northwest for
their originality IN stage preHenta.
ton they are considered quite draw
Ing card. They have been drilled In
new dance and singing numbers by
Hamilton Douglas. Since their Last
appearance IN tho orihopcdlc hos.
pitai performance there have been
many requests come 10 tho pantaKca
theatsr management 20 present these
talented artists IN "a special biz pro.
dnctlon. This was arranged for by
ANNtAbfA q sAtsffa anu sAtF itHAktHss
In addition 10 thc featured acts
tho management, has arranged very
big pho,oplay attraction IN Forgive
and Forget" starring Estellc Taylor
tMrs. Jack Dempsey.
ono Of the features Of the regular
vaudeville bill viii be tho sprinRtims
Revue. New York chorus OF eight
beautiful girls. who will appear In a
beautiful presentation OF variety
dance numbers. This chorus hnr won
considerable fame wherever thsy
have appeared along tho circui, 10
far. for their dancing perfection. and
u Il expected that they win draw
considerable attention white here in
tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
DO You Know-

That Milton stills. who recently
finished his first starring picture.
Tho Making OF oMalley." for
First National. Is soon TO start
on The Knockout" ia well
yoraed in the science Of nstrom.
omyg
That Doris Kenyon. who Is
being featured by First National
IN The Earl Hudson production
Of "Tho Halfway Girl" which
John Francis Dillon Is directing,
Is an accomplished llngulst7
Tint Marion Fnlrfax, who f.
preparing the script for Mary
AniorH now First National
vehicle. Tho Scarlet Saint. was
n successful playwright and
actress before she became odi
ioriul director Of the Earl IIud
rgn unHNF
That Teddy Sampson. who re.
Gently returned 10 the screen 10
appear In First Nationals "Tho
Halfway Girl." which an Earl
Hudson unit ia producing a; It's
New York studios. was formerly
comic opera starr
That Dial Clawson, who In a,
sisting Milton Menasco, First
National art dirtcor. on the
technical details OF 'eThc Half.
Way Girl" was ono OF the first
Americans 20 take a movie cam.
era 20 the Orient, and during one
of his visits. was a guest Of tho
King OF slam7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

mos, bowilderlng production ever
made in America. Never before in
a New York production has there
been such huge conglomeration
OF comedians. singers. dancers and
effects.
In IS scenes and with company
OF $50 people. Il is said TO be the
biggest attraction ever sent on
tour. Mall orders are now being
received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Coming Up!

Among recent purchases Of stor,
material By Frs, National Picture,
arc the following
I'VE Modsrn.." from Israel
Zangwili's new play. which win
serve Colleen Moore IA a starring
vehicle Immediately upon her re-
turn from a two or three months
vacation in Europe with her hus.
hand. John Mccormick. Western
representative for First National
The Dangerous Mrs. Den
ham" from an unpublished play
by Violet Elsic Powell. for pro.
duction by VI. c. Leyec.
'f'lorrie Finds Gentleman"
from n short story written By
Elise Jean Gerard. TO be pub.
itshed in a forthcoming issue Of
the Pictorial Review. Sawyer.
Lubin will feature Barbara La
Mari In a production based upon
this story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

comes to the Metropolitan,
June 10.
PERSONALITY. That Of an
actress always has great mp
peal, Usually, It is how they appear
of tho stage. at home. in tho res
taurants. at the opera--ln fact.
whenever they appear IN public.
With Jane Cowl II Is quite different.
Her personality Is interesting for tho
same reason that Maude Adams' al
ways Interested the public. not only
because OF her great acting and IN.
ierpretatiye ability, which IL 80 dr..
ferent from the usual "onc-part
actress type. She Is interesting be.
cause she Is inaccessible, or at least
appears 70 he: because she never
appears In public restaurants, hotels,
or at the usual public functions.
rms Is not aloofness, suporcilious-
ness, or n "hollcr-than-t thou" attl-
Jude. any more than It Is with Miss
H"a'i8' Both actresses have too
great love for humanity, as wide.
spread popularity proves.
lon can't make human beings love
you unless you loyo them. That Is
why this country has developed
new American type Of "Janoy.
tlapper"--of both sexes who rake
INC stage door thru the fire escapes
ns quickly as II there were u fire IN
the theator.
MfIss cowl appears at tho Metro.
poil'nn ibeoter for four nights be.
gnlng June 10. with matinee sotur-
gay, NJ Romeo ana juliet" coming
direct from San FranciSco TO Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Consulting Engineer,
That's June's Mafher

Someone has given June Mathis n
new title Consulting Engineer
II architects. railroads. llml,
heigh, buildings and bridges have 10
have q consulting engineer. there Is
no reason for not lacking ono onto
the movies. Misc Mathis can well
he termed consulting engineer for
First National pictures. she con.
suits and Is consulted every minute
OF the day. Her real title Is head Of
tho First National scenario depart.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Clever COMEDY, The Showoff Opens at Met Sunday
Night; Will King Musical Comedy Company Returns to
: Palace Hip; Pantages Featuring Girl Revue and
Douglas ieene Weenies; Passing Show; Jane Cowl,
and California Gee Club Among Show Offerings
Coming Soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Lionel barrymore Is now appear.
ing in Men or Devil" plny by
Jerome X Jerome. Mt the Brondhurst
theater IN New York. Mr.. Barry.
more'R supporting cast tncludes Nc.
Kay Morris, Egon Breechcr, Ruth
FindlaY. Marion Bailou, Gcorginna
Tilden. Isabelle Winlockc. Herbert
Standing and others The new piece
received very favorable notices from
the critics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

The searie, Saint" from
short story by Gerald Beaumont.
First National viii feature Mary
As,nr in Il.
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7ILhe18f

METHoroIfTAS The show off-
opening bundaY night
fAi.AtE Hif-Wiii King company.
fANfAeEs -yAudeyilis and film
feature
Evening star., 1925-10-10
NOTICE.
HCDSON-ESSEN

announce used car sale.
Never before have we sold auto
mobiles at such low prices.
However, cur prices have been
generally recognized as being
the most reasonable in Wash
inxton. Now is your chance to
get good closed car ior little
money. We have ~ closed cars
TO be sold in the verv near
future, also several sport model
tourinxs.
The following list will con-
vince YOU OF our low prices:
Evening star., 1925-10-10
RENT ROONS-FTRNiSHED.

5o3 ST. NE.-Two furnished light house
k.eplng rooms: rea.onable ble---,--
1ddrs. 1ilg 18Th q n ST: N:w.-Heat. comfortable
comfortabl. and convenient. 12'
nois. 1902 o ST N:W:-sinEle or double room.
1900 l sr. NV. APT. 32-AttractIve front
l5o2 PARK ROAD-Lar.e front room: pr.
wave nome: convenience: reasonable, H.
1928 fol On. coLUMBIA Or NIB EDco' 'o51 su.h'
ifG,.b:d iS0S bbsih. Ne NEAR coLrMBIA Rp..Nic.ly
S;,t ;414 MT Mt PLEASANT sT;-Larre room.
Win norch AMI: reasonable.
| vate entrance: ss5-i'arse SIS. front room il: pr,
asat rhak snsI. R.3.or 2ndhoor front
room: large closet: private family. II:
IA 3in7 .t;th l;th sS.w-cIean small. and double
LIP LIZ. QUE sT N:w-sinsle room adjoining
block Ibrarx t.ptoi and al car tG1e Se. beds
si..,rs ia2s z.
con sonv!1is1, ST NW.-fwo rooms. second noor:
Tns The ALABAMA. Apartment COL = Corner
roonss .l.c,rieiNtvs iiNslRt7 h'.",h and double front
f5f ST xsMs adult. esypun,ca''s rom 20:
ta, 81 sss and sia nonfS% 5asR and one
furni.h.s s.enab s.sr CAR. vel
EEwRY. APT. 10, 11l7- stb' St. N.w.-s,n-
gle room. front. After 6. I0'
l1l.5, A.5 FAIRMoNT F4Lna:a. sT-Larae front room
aiass asss to dRHrSG .,rs.I cart. sTPrva'e home
Sa. saons sr s%ssa:!e h.s' .sGm lady
324 5th ST SE.-Two nicely turni.ne :
rooms: meals if desired Line. 56sT,M. II.
917 K ST. S.E.-Nice front room neNr Datn
| suitable for gentlemen or employed couple
8 w N.W.-Bedroom and sitting room or
| seDarate two IN family. IL
40 18th N.W:-Hsllroom next bath. alec
trlcity. hot water: man. $40. II.
| 1907 D ST. S.E.-NiceIy furnished rooNn.
opening on large porch. near bath. II'
1911 ALLISON ST rooms next bath
| southern exposure: ami: reasonable. TO-
1927 QUE-Rooms for light Housekeeping %
| couple without children. 10.
! 11l3 11th Nw.-Basement rooms free -
| party who can attend furnace.
503 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E-Two Ink.
| ami. sleeping porch: reasonable. TO-
baseball fans. 1922 L st. NV
.O4 A S.E.-South front. fine home: on. ~
| two 10.
t.n'.%.n .9s phon. ss Nam as.s
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM mex, to bath
home priyieres Phone Col 1891.
| 1120 18th N.W.--LarEe End front rooaI
ami hot water all time; men only. -
1910 COLUMBIA RD. = Nicely 1urnr.n.t
= ra-+ 49,.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

1925 Paige bronsham. ::
1925 Ford coupe.
1924 Peerless, 7-pass. sedan
1924 Peerless. S-pass. sedan.
1924 Peerless. 5-pass. touring.
1924 Nash. 7-pass,. sedan.
1924 Ford touring.
1923 Peerless. 7-pass. sedan.
1923 Peerless; 7-pass. touring.
1923 Peerless. 5-pass. touring.
1923 Peerless coupe
1923 Chevrolet sedan.
1923 Buick touring.
1923 Nash touring.
1922 Wills-St. Clare touring.
1922 Maxwell touring.
1922 Buick touring.
1922 Columbia sedan.
Packard and Cadillac tour
ines.
Fifty cars to select from.
Your car in trade.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.. :
14th and P SITS. NV.
| Main oS50 Open Evenings.
le FORD sEnANs- AND. CoUPFs.
Fsrs seas .ta.a . .s., sa.: - e.. a si's s.1
Or traes.
A. ]. sTABLER.
%.h St. NV.
PAC>=ARD.
See our new showroom-com-
pare our prices. No finer cars
at the prices asked-ne better
terms. ,..-
asx n i;sss: = xu.rass:a4 b.
P.ckara touring. T-Das... .aas .. As.,s.
sses.ss { e.llin:.sei e:llin.seie.. .s44 .s4 1911.
Packard > sedan -ineutiae;, late neasl
uschantcAl cAa1iticn Al: h4w Aslleen fira0
6niSAed in standard blue.
Packard twin tsuries, %3. Hslel: wseAer;
~, ,esiet ass S.. 81 /. ~
.nsdss 20 roaa.tpr. .l7s.
66ssrl.sA 66.sril:ss q g tss1lins s:a1iss. ST. ssss.
too LAC. aielsters: astsr Al: seod tires.
J Opsr S1ninrs and Sundays.
,7e7 zALoaA4A Is. Just es1 3ssa 81.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

Ten other Ford sedans, prices
500 to $3.50: Many late model
Hudson and Essex coaches, all
to be sold at a sacrifice.
Each car is exactly as repre-
sented BY us. Our salesmen will
gladly show and demonstrate
any OF these cars TO you. Onen
evenings and SUNDAY. Bring
your deposit.
I-AMBERT-HUDSO\
MOTORS CO..
l72 l.. St. west OF Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

FREE!
"Duco" substitute paint job
done to your order.
5 Gallons gas.
License tags.
Kit tools,
Spare tire and cover
given away absolutely free to
every purchaser Of q used auto
mobile of over $loo in price.
IS BARGAINS.
Incl. Dodges, Bucks. Fords,
Nash, Haynes, etc. The car.
YOU WANT
IS HERE.
Remember the address,
WALLACE MOTOR CO..
l7O0 l. St. NJ, 1872.
PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE
~ 1928 l4ta ST. nv
}sSs ssisT ssSse1c, 4.ey1isss:r T1ssssan:s se...
32$ SaHTsles csuDe.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

Liberal Terms.
Open .reninss and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER. Inc,
1O13 14th ST. Main 500.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
FLINT FLINT
WEEK END
SPECIALS.
F I INT
FLINT

WEEK END
SPECIALS.
lust another list OF very good
used cars reconditioned and
now in excellent mechanical
condition.
Many have been repainted
and carry very good extra
equipment.
LOOK THESE CARS on Err.
EVERY CAR PRICED LOW
FOR I'M MEDIATE. SALE.
Maxwell sport touring. S1S5
down. S24.S3 monthly.
Mercer sport. Sl20 down,
E31.44 monthly.
Studebaker 7-paSs. touring.
$500 down, $43.44 monthly. -.
Flint touring. $500 down,
k43.44 monthly.
Oakland roadster. Sl40 down,
S20.12 monthly.
Flint touring. big six, S335
down. $50 monthly.
Durant touring. Sl3O down.
S22.s8 monthly.
Studebaker special 8. S225
down. $3l.44 mnthly.
Overland touring, S14O down,
S2O.12 monthly.
A good selection OF cheaper
cars which can be bought on our
easy weekly payment plan.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
FLINT.
1905 iAth s.
Potomac 1673-A
Evening star., 1925-10-10

Stephens Sedan, %. s525
Studebaker Touring. ~. 5000
St,ldebaker Special 6,
Coupe. 'D ............. $o75
Chevrolet Coupe. %. 80. S265
Ford Sedan ........... SIS
studebaker Special 6 tour. $3.50
Gardner Touring. '23. -. $3.50
Durant Touring, '23. ..... $3.50
Overland Touring, %. -. $3.50
Ford Coupe, 4........ $3.50
Ford Tudor Sedan, -. :. S375
Lexington Touring, Fl. :. SlOO
Studebaker SPIT. Big 8, - 81 100
bort Roadster. FL. $3.50
Earl Tour. % SPIT. $50
Evening star., 1925-10-10
REMARKABLE.
VALUES

in r-cnnditionei used automo-
hlle>. Every car guaranteed as
represented. These cars are
priced low IL make room for
our new cars.
In this sale are. all types Of
cars and all Understandings.
,e'ians. roadsters and coupeS.
Here are a ieW OF the MANY
bargains offered:
Evening star., 1925-10-10
Studebaker Light Six
Sedan ~

tslshaaed in aesS rod. Tbs ushelsssry 10 in
ssfSSIns With me csler sehsnl. With. interisr
.hee! aads - the Attractiveness Nf tbs Snsra.
ton. XotSr and tires are AAs VS. hays
tAreS Af tAea6 models to choose from Al
Evening star., 1925-10-10
f0R sALE-AUToNoBlLEs.
STUDEBAkER
CONFIDENCE.

We value the reputation gain
ed from many years OF honest
dealings and giving honest used
car values. Our Used Car
Pledge is just a further expires
sion Of our desire to take the
guess" out OF used car buying.
Dodge 1928 Sport.
,,sss ss;n,ss sssAs usss.,.r, SsH .s sss:n
Is ::; 'so fSs s:s s.s s'si Il ssse ssh :" ''y'
Essex Coach, 1923 (4-cyl)
scxuiy; saint like new: .srisinal baked
:::: Il: ..: ::;s Is; :'' s':'
Hudson 1922 Sedan Limousine
Eini.hed in dass nsreen With wine color
ssSd Tree and an sxcel,ens ssster. Two in nums nss
si.zs tAa a.sS. 80 sx'rn ssu;sr.ni res pries Of
srSese closed
Studebaker Sport Speedster.
1924.
d coe, Ws: .e:e.I ia ?, L.nasu: n.v TIRE. ara
ntiAsa. tEun's. buneels. Evsrythin1 dona IA
.a ne nv; i.shtsnsbls, L..oolh Irseh WITH
1923 Buick Sport Touring. -
,sso. fully .eu,pped. includins onap. u s,rss
.,,al .Sssl.nr ca. and ths srics viii move i,
Evening star., 1925-10-10
RENT ROOMs-FuR. 4 uNFUR,

NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY-l6 3rt
ne;-L.h.k X: room. furnished. 81 weekly. also.
nnfurnlshed. three large rooms and Kitchen.
coal and gas free. iatrobes. 50 weekly. rer.r-
ences TO-
900 EMERSON ST Nw-One room fu'-
nlshed or unfurnished: privilege of usrp-
the Kitchen. bath and garage: | h X: Nv n
and electric light. Columbia l62o-W
h16iz h ST. N.E.-One two large Ind
moor front rooms with porch: southern sy-
posure: rent reasonable. Apply after IS )"
pm.
MT. PLEASANT-One room. next bath
AMI. private entrance. small porch; In \
$3.50. Adams 2lI4
LARGE ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished.
3; Il. near 18th and Newton: very reasonable
Phone Adams 1899. II.
345o HOLMEAD-Three rooms entire cnG
foor. Ihk.: private bath. Adults S41 81
THREE desirable rooms. kltchenette and
Cleveland
Evening star., 1925-10-10

WE HAVE ABOUT Is CARS
PRICED FROM SIS 70 $50
AND THEY RUN.
We can make terms as low as
$50 cash, balance low monthly
payments. We will gladly dem
onstrate any OF our used cars.
Open from 8 An IL 10 PM,
SUNDAYS included.
ICTTRELI.
CHEVROLET
SALES CO..
l4th & Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Phone Main 24S3.
cHYyNy0
Evening star., 1925-10-10
ron sALE-AUToMoKILrs.

Terms. No Finsnce Charges.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.
1900 l4,h st. NM.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

EVERY CAR THOROUGHLY
RECON IONED. ALL
HAVE FIVE GOOD TIRES.
MANY HAVE. BEEN RE
PAINTED. ALL ARE READY
FOR. IMMEDIATE DEMON
STRAT[ON.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

Lincoln 5-Pass. Touring. -
Gray Dncs paint and nickel racis,or with
black c1wl etriDIn6. A beauty thats All. m
DerGoct c1Aditioa. 81 1900. "
Evening star., 1925-10-10
1923 Buick Sport Eour;r.

studebaker Big Six Sport
Pass. Sedan. '224
tnAenSiealS "a. 4Sst luxurious car a.,
,ts type south Of Nav York. 1Aautlfl,i
french bMe Aniah With Stripping in ~riunaon:
Mauve nDhslstsry: aise wheels. with spSrcc
mounted ~ running board. Come early
This car ID practically new S1l16
Evening star., 1925-10-10
>l'Rl RRAN BOARD,

ROOM AND BOARD Tor two: private famiI.
First house in Oakcrest. Va. Alexandra hus
Evening star., 1925-10-10

W.ANTED-St Bi RHi\ ROOMS.
YOUNG MAN wants room near Wa.hnston !:
particulars. address BOX s4s-H. Star ot,""e.
liza
Evening star., 1925-10-10
Studebaker Sport Speedster.

$ody spsciAl ~ Landau: 4 nav tires ara
dise whseh. clde Windshield nickel trim.
niAgh. tVuns, buApelS. Everything donA II,
ths NV. fsshtAnable Lincoln 1rsen With
y1rAiIi6h strpinr. 81 900
Evening star., 1925-10-10
FOR sALLAUroMopILEs.

For SALE-ACI0M0DILE1.
FALL
CLEARANCE. :.
Buick 1924 4-pass. coupe.
Buick 1923 5-pass. sedan.
Buick 1921 5-pass. sedan.
Buick 1922 5 & 7 pass. tours
Olds 1923 touring.
Jordan 1923 touring.
Ford 1924 fordor sedan.
Ford 1922 coupe.
Ford 1923 touring.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Dodge 1924 touring.
Dodge 1923 bus. sedan.
Reasonable Terms. =
EMERSON 4 ORAlE.
1920 NJ St. NV. FIR. 1850.
Open Nights.
Cadillac 63 7-pass. touring.
Cadillac ol 7-pass. touring.
Buick sport roadster. 1923.
Chevrolet sedan. 1924.
Mercer 4-pass. sport.
Pierce-Arrow sedan.
Peerless sedan.
Oldsmobile sedan.
I. W. BARRETT.
Associate Cadillac Dealer.
Used Car Department.
2OlS l4th st. NV.
Potomac oOoo.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
1904 Gx,1 G~.>rt rz.

1924 6-Cyl. Sport Touring.
Five halisAn tires. Car Done in blue with
zst.s lseInet uphsis!erZ; GAssiine xaurs On
en. trunk rack. stc. Only 4 600 @llss Ths
mest unueual o2er ever kiren in Washineten
~ . truly Amazing AEure. Come early on
tAis enc. S475.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
TABLE BOARD

1928 Flat ST NW-Can accommodat,
thire: private home: first-class meals: So
each les
1905 ST. SW.-Table board So Der week
nN~',s Frap'-Hr :.o5c 1Os