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RENT ROOMS-rURNIsHED.

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1905 18Th NV AT 4i--T1arge bedroom.
fext fe,r bath nr{ate entrancc .i gentleman pre.
1921 o ST. NW.-Nicely furnished room
eiert s lights: : windows; near bath gentle
ont:ide room. bath adjoining. Phone Col.
l763-J.
DIPONT CIRCLE 70a P--second floor. =
window room. $50: also 2nd front with
l405 NEWTON ST, N.w.-sleeping Ioon,s.
second -hoot front. ami. new and clean
PETWORTH--Cooli Ink. large rooms
and and PORCH : persons; near cars: new house
1924 ,FAIRMONT N.w.--Desirable large
hath: ami. reasonable.
2sO7, ONTARIO second foor front.
near bath. continuous hot water: clean com
lor,aDle: reasohafie. --
1911 18Th tovpfiooknS Iowa Cir,lcI--CooI.
VEL Tsda kent sfI hone large front room j.in
1895 KENYON ~T--Br4riit- second floor
room. adjoining bath and porch: eicctrlc,tS
Is2s L ST NV ldownt9enl = Rooms
running water. Gee. reasonable
1910 COLUNBIA RI. : Nicely furnished.
cheerful. cool room: all convenience IN
go + ST. NW-Nirely furnished large and
small rooms. e!ectncIy rates reasonatI"
SIC Sth ST. E.E.--Two large front rooms
for Ink: ami: phoue
1923 n CAPITOL ST. clean X. rooms.
gas. electricity: uriva;e family reasonable
1886 Ilth NW-Larre room second Hnor.
electric light. Ink. s. per week. IL
1411 MASS. AVE. Hw.-,-Most desirable
rooms IN city very REASONABLE.
room second floor s15 rer mouth. TO-
2sl6 IAN ST. NW-Front room. next 10
bath electrlcity: SIS.
front room M and Kitchen. Adams 34l9
ladies' attractive room: near Beacon Inn.
1871 + ST. N.W--I.arge. AIRY room. nicely
furnished two windows. ST.: eiectrlcity
1900 GIRARD sT Nw-Ono largo front
1928 l. ST. NV. Art. 3l-Dc sirahle front
room. ami. laaies. pr man and w!te. IL
LARGE corner roorI. private tain, opnos,fe
wyoming Ant breakfast. North 343l p
AnnIv at I2@s Nonteljo ave ne %
1884 10th ST. NW.--Large front rooms.
continuous hot water.
900 G ST NE-Froat furnished room.
FOR MEN ONLY--Tvo large double rooms
Government oHi.es, a@6 18th 81. NJ. Rent
only fERc2 pr e .a si:' REsFfn 2:E ff1.hc hcoNPAxY
1917 ST. NW-For working people only.
S @nhy m9nihy arE Ia5e room room l 1 f@@- @@-
SIS monthly. large room. next TO hath.
n K ncrniitted To-.
Exceptional Front Room.
fsG5 CALIFORNIA ST.
Large bright. newly furnished; ALWAYS
comfortable. twin beds; also middle room
near AmbassadQr Theatcr. minutes from
cars. North S451-J -
RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
1913 " ST NW-Fu- Ink. three large
rooms nud floor. three 'arGe. Sd floor
running water; / room and kitcheEette tta
floor. To-
Georgetown home. III k. privileges. Frank
In G4O1
a35 ]. NW-Two light house aerpInE si-'.,
gd-. reasonable heGrgorls. i. =. 90
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FOR SALE

II RRUNSWICK-BALkE
COLLENDER POCKET Bill
LARD TABLES. ] BRUINS
WICK BALkE-COLLENDER
BILLIARD TABLE. WITH
COM PLETE EQ u ] ? :
NENT FOR 12-TABLE Bill
LARD PARLOR. EQUIP
NIENT WILL BE SOLD AS
A WHOLE, OR IN PART.
CALL BETWEEN ! AND 9
PM. TEMPLE BOWLING
ALLEYS, 1l1o-2l II ST. NE.
MIR. I. c. TAD" HOWARD.
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1917 X ST. NW-For WORKING people only.
sl2 monthly. large room. lst floor. 2 <
SlS monthly. large room. 3rd moor. n Z .
SIS monthly. large room. next 70 path.
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1900 GIRARD ST. Nw.-One large front
room. near bath. for | Or 2: phone free.
1%25 l. ST NV Apt 3l--Dc sirahle front
room. a mi laai.S. pr man and Wltr. IT,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A1ahl MEN ~ Z th4NAouTbD.
1890 r NV. APT sell ROOM. KITCH.
enette and bath. front; cool. complete ma
hogany furnishings: Summer rates; refer
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+ ST NW.-Nicely furnished large and
rooms. e!ectrcLtX yates reasO1a-Ie
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l405 NEWTON ST N.w-sleeping rooms
second floor front. ami. new and clean
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hith tI"rtTlcltV. ST.
1904 PARK RID EW-2nd floor. large
front room and kitchen Adams 34l9
2627 ADAMS MILL RID. Apt. "3--Fo-
ladies: attractive room near Beacon Inn.
1911 + ST. NW--Large AIRY roorc. nicely
furnished two windows 81. electricity.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
EMERSON & ORME.
BUICK DEALERS"
YOUR SATISFACTION .

OUR FIRST
CONSIDERATION.
You take no chance when you
select a used car from our stock.
We insist you must be salts
fed.
Buick, 1924, 4-pass., 6-cyl. coupe.
Bucks, 1925, coaches.
Buick, 1923, 7-pass. sedan.
Buick, l92l-lo22, 5 and 7 pas
senger tourings.
Dodge, 1923, coupe.
Hupp., 1923, touring.
Essex, 1924. coach.
Jewett, 1924, touring.
Oakland, 1924. sedan.
| Ford, 1o24-lo23, tudor or fordor
sedans.
Ford, 1923, tourings,
Paige, 1920, coupe.
OPEN EVENINGS.
1870 M st. NV.
Frank. 1850.
Chrysler Demonstrators.
Coach and sedan lates: models suhstan-
tial reductions. See Mr.. Gasch or Mr.. Good.
1917 st. NV North 4.a6
PACKARD.
.,u. c.... ,-.a r.. nx.-,,., :. ~. uor,A -
Best Used Cars Stock
in Washington.
'25 Six Sedan, nearly new.
rs Eight 5-passenger Touring.
"a Six Sedan Limousine.
"a Six Touring. disc wheels.
'23 Six 5-passenger Touring
Duco.
p Six 5-passenger Touring
Duco.
OTHER MAKES.
Locomobile Special Sport.
20 Cadillac Sedan.
"a Buick Master Coupe.
"a Marmon passenger Phae-
ton.
"a Oldsmobile Roadster.
"a Buick Master Brougham.
% Chevrolet Sedan.
'23 Willys-knight Sedan.
"a Studebaker Light Six Coach.
Terms-Open Evenings.
PACKARD WASHINGTON.
1907 Kalorama Road.
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nc, Sth ST N.E.I7Two large front rooms
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LARGE corner room. private tain. opposite
Wyoming Ant: breakfast. North 393t o.
2 ROOMS for lleht housekeeping: rent go
Applv ut l2nS Nonteljo ave. nc. o.
1894 10Th ST NW-Large front rooms
Continuous hnf y.ater
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hogany furnishings: Summer rates; refer
enceS.
1894 10th ST NW.--FROM JUNE | TO
Sept 15 3 rooms. kitchenette and bath
newly decorated; well ventilated: summer
AN IDEAL LOCATION. DOWNTOWN APT.
!, rooms and kitchen; modern: lights and gas
furnished. 1912 Vermont ave. 9'
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE BATH
complete for housekeeping: also > rooms IN
r1or1 dining room and kitchen. porChes ana
large lawn: garage. CaH Pot. 3gS9 3gS9---.---
1909 VERMONT AVE. N.W.---NICE; CLEAN
ant: gas elect. janitor service and phone.
$50 and $40:
I143 CONN AVE- SINGLE BEDROOMS
with bath and attractive sitting room; large
windows. all screened: very desirable. =
ROOMS KITCHENETTE; WELL FUR.
nished: elec; near UHion station and Post
Office: S3S. North 2s5. e--
ROOMS. KITCHEN, FOYER; BATH:
norch; fully furnished: convenient 70 caS
and bus; $50. Inquire Apt. 23. 21O9 dsss
io3i PARE- RID. : FURNISHED APT.
TEL. AID. 5b1S Also single rooms
CONTINUED on Next Page,
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jtPONT CIRCLE. 1853 P--second floor =
window room $50: also 2nd front with
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ophIo III '''S NttS ItIiHpIla- AZ.
I445 FAIRNOST Stood size furnished
room second floor Sl5 rev mouth. To-
2sl6 IAN ST. y NW.-Front room. next I"
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WARDMAN,
1915 18th.

1925 Hudson coach. $3.50
1925 Buick coupe. $50
1925 Star sedan. ....... H5
1925 Overland, 6-cyl. sedan. $50
1925 Chandler touring..... 785
1925 Ford Tudor sedan. =. $50
1924 Overland sedan. -. ESQ
1924 Willys-knight sedan. 7S5
1924 Willys-Knight tour. 485'
1924 Willys-Knt. G Sedan. o85
1928 Wills-St. Claire sedan $50
1924 Chevrolet touring. $50
1928 Peerless sedan .1,O85
1924 Overland touring. -. ESQ
1924 Willys-Knight road... 65O
1924 Overland coupe. Esq
1924 Ford sedan. ........ Z5O
1924 Chevrolet sedan. 80. ESQ
1924 Ford touring. ....... $50
1924 Essex coach. ...... $50
1923 Ford Fordor sedan. 2Z5
1923 Ford coupe. ......... $50
1923 Star sedan. ........ Us
1923 Nash coach. ........ $50
1923 Durant sedan. ....... N5
1923 Lexington touring, 3S5
1923 Overland touring. -. Us
1923 Chevrolet touring. rs
1922 Maxwell coupe. ..... zzo
1922 REQ fCnring loO
1921 Dodge coupe. ....... A5
1921 Nash touring. ........ z5O
1921 Ford touring. ~
WARDMAN.
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TABLE, BOARD.

1914 II ST. N.W.-Tahe board for two or
three s. so week: very best of everything
served family stXle: chicken twice week
plenty milk and 3 times week: early
breakfast private home: no servants
Franklin 1866.
213O 9th NW-Goud table board S25 mo
lust a few congenial boarders wanted
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EASY TERMS.

EASY TERMS.
Also fine assortment of
trucks and commercial cars of
all kinds at extremely low
prices.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
sol 18th St. NV.
Main 1910.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
NASH DISTRIBUTORS
INVITE YOU
COME ON OVER
1909 l. ST.

Dodge sedan .S4OO
Dodge sedan .............. Us
Dodge sedan ........... AIS
Essex coach. Al. 45O
Hudson "a coach. ......... 2oO
Hudson sedan, very good. =. $50
Buick '23 touring ~ ..... us
Hupmobile sedan (R-lD... $50
Hupmobile rs club sedan. $50
Ford 20 coupe. e.......... $40
Ford rs coupe. pe............ $50
Oakland rs touring. ...... $50
Oakland 34-D sedan. ..... $50
Fords, all kinds. start at. so
Chev. coupe, rehnished. 49,. $50
Nash rehnished touring. -. 500
Nash sport, guaranteed. -. $50
Studebaker ~ roadster. -. $50
Chandler late sedan. ... $50
Olds 43 touring, good. 49,. $40
Jordan touring, refinished. $50
Studebaker "a sedan. ..... $50
Studebaker "a touring.... 45O
Columbia % sport. ...... 225
Hudson speedster ......... $50
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322 l. ST Nv. tGowutp"-nl - Rooms,
arge. small. newly p;tprEed aud painted
Inninp NrIIpr f,ct NH.
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WANTED-AUTONOBILES.

CASH for your used car In nve minutes: I
viii pay more as 1 want the cars: don't
fail to see Mr.. Barnes 1920 ConnectIcut
ave. Open 8 am. to 8 pm. for business
CASH for your car IN 10 minutes: $40 to
$50 more than any dealer. Franklin 1O563.
Fred L. Morgan. 1925 Conn. ave.
second commercial zone. Frank. $40 until
pm. To-
BUICK COACH or sedan 1925 or later; price
must he right: no dealers. Adams 41l7 Q.
WANTED 10 buy good. clean used cars:
will pay cash. See Montgomery. 1888 l4th
81. nv. -
WILL PAY CASH for you. automohiis.
Washington Motor Exchange. 2O22 l4th OF.
nw. n. 5679.
| SELL AUTOMOBILES by auction every
Saturday and Wednesday % am. A quick
and satisfactory method. No, s9le. no charge
Cars listed time advertised free "Wesch-
Ter 92O Pa ave NV. NJ. 1889 ". 9539
LATE MODEL CARS bought and sold
Peck's Garage 212I I4th st NV.
Junk CARS WANTED.
Parts of all makes of cars for sale. Frank.
SOFA. T. Levy. liz 4 u sw. ie10s
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80
Other Bargains--Your Choice,
SIS UP.
Your Car in Trade.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
Remember the Address,
1909 l. ST. NV.
S3,1D

The Wallace Motor Co,
"Nash Distributors" for your
territory. has invested the above
amount in late model Ford"
cars. "Coupes,% "Tudors" -
Door Sedans."
All recently traded in and
showing you, upon personal in
spection, we'll selected group
Of used Ford automobiles.
'2o Coupe .............. $50
IS Coupe .............s $3.50
Refinished and Guaranteed
Special Discount
For Cash.
20
Fords- CARS -Fords
Your Choice
"WALLACE"
MASH DISTRIBUTORS"
1909 l. St. Main 1912
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POTTERY AND EGGS.

tROr-T - PUILETS. over : months old ;
nortable chicken houses. l2x2O and smaller ;
6rooders incubator. wire fencing. fountains.
ctr. must sell quick moving Nam 500 :
evening. CleNe. 3S1 | ~
cHICKS--Rocks Reds. 13 i2c: Leghorns. lc-
! r Henry Phone Falls Church ~
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5HEyROIET COUPE. 1928: best IN town,
nair naint ! good tires. special disc wheels :
sna rear end Gsi crTetor snubb%rs @Ss
motor metz lock- wheels. etc: from owner.
$3.50: terms if desired. Phone Mr.. chan-
,iier Main $50
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FOR SALE-MISCEILANEOUS.
lCnafinuad

L. S. GOVT. HARNESS; paint,
all colors, $1o5 gallon; all kinds
garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co., 303-3O7 10th St
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

rANCRED IEGHORN COCKERELS tone
bnndredt seven weeks old. s5 cents each: :
delivery july Box 334. Hyattsyllle. Nc,
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FOR HIRE--AUTO TRICKS.

REQ HEAVY DUTY SPEED WAGONS
Local and long distance general hauling
prompt service: low rates. William Mao
445 New Jersey ave sc. Lincoln ESQ.,
West 1901. IL
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WHERE To DINE

THF LONE STAR INN. CONDUIT ROAD.
District Line--An ideal place TO dine; chick
en- dinners. dancing: resery ations. CT. 1908.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY SALE WILL BE
continued during the week thTeSyrnr ecnas rose ne
funias. phlox sweet William. English Ivy.
ylnGa vines and wande,ins ,bse jew ysTeties Of
ferns lor. CENTRAL FLOWER SHoP.
"si: 14th st ". Col. 350.s TO-
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RENT ROONS-SIlBI1RBAS.
SUBURBAN BOARD.

SI5--TWO LARGE unfurnished rooms. IN
suburban home. city water. cleC.. fare
zone. Line. 9264-J. To-
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CHRYsLER 20 COACH: a real ear at a very
fair price; don't miss the opportunity TO see
this one motor tires. paint. upholstery ali
in excellent condition: the price. 81 l.l!5;
terms H r. I.eary. Jr.. & Bro 1871 l4th
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CADIJIAC 81 1-pass sedan and 81 pass
imperial sedan limousine; also i,nass oi 81
rart Daynnnt See Mr. Hines Lincoln sales.
ii 10 Conn ave Main 2USo.
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1911 18Th luvpfiookinS Iowa Cirlcl--CooI.
well Kept home; large front room twin
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1885 KENYON ~T.-BriGht. srrond-fnnr
room, adjoining bath and porch; eicc trlrltr
gentleman
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PFATTTFUI NEW $500 5-tube receiver con, con
sole rsblnat built in speaker: absoiulelS
complete. $50 30 1919 NJ ne. Line. 534o...
RADIO SERvICE--Aema!s erected sets tn ~,
stalled and repaired eruinment TO locsaLe
trouble: lowest rates Kennedy S. Adams &so'
Evening star., 1926-06-09

INGLESIDE INN. Montrosc. Md. Rockville
pike. WISCONSIN ave. cdrs-SumnIer board-
ing: pleasant SURROUNDINGS. reasonable Mrs.
l.. c. Ricketts,. formerly of Capitol Hili.
Phone Kenslngton % -E-12. - L.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

REFINED COUPLE with 5-yrar-old cir
wants furnished room and hoard. Protest
W or nearby H. c suburb. not over Ss5
Address Box lSi-A. star Office. a'
WANTED-By young lady; apartment pre-
ferred within walking distance Govt dertS
Address Box laj-A. star Office. 90
LADY wants room and board on the second
floor, near Saint Matthew Catholic Church.
500 y Il. NV. TO-
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BUICK SPORT. 1923: finished in dark ma, a.
Ss0o. rash or terms call Col. 1881. Ster-
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| 1910 COLUMBIA RI. - Nicely furnished.
| cheerful cool room all conyenteuces In
| flpy4 hot
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SELECTED
TRADE-INS.
These cars recently taken in
on new Hudson and Essex cars,
and represent real values.
1892 1892 E2Rp Eqlg9oS sEp55Nt. 35ftH.
iss9 iissss9e boofaHE bobGE e41fT coNPE.
iiSSS4 HUDsoN Coach.
is$4 1s$t EssH2 ESkR Coach COACH.
The above cars will literally
take you off your feet We
also have a few more cars that
you can buy for 500.
TERMS.
HOLLAND MOTOR VO.,
1919 18th St. NV.
(Bet. K & L.
Main oO5o.
Open Evenings and, Sundays.
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Exceptional Front Room.
rrrnp

1sG5 CALIFORNIA ST.
Large bright. newly furnished: ALWAYS
com Portable. twin heds also middle loom
near Ambassador Theatcr. > minutes from
cars. North S45l-J.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
AT
HILL & TIBBITTS.

Touring $50
l curing %
Coupe ....................lO 100
| touring lUO
Sedan lao
Coupe .15O
Touring .15O
Touring ...................2 200
Coupe ESQ
Sedan ............... $40
Sedan -. 1875
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STANLEY II. HORNER.
BUICK.
Used Car Department.

Buick Touring $3.50
Ford Coupe ............... 800
REQ Touring 700
Tewett Coach ............. $50
Maxwell Sedan ............ 45O
Buick Coach .............. $50
Dodge Sedan ............ $50
Nash Roadster. ........... 200
Willys-knight Sedan. ..... $50
Willys-Knight Coach. -, 700
Ford Sedan ............. 275
Ford Delivery .......... $50
Chevrolet 3-pass. Coupe. 275
Stearns-Knight Touring. =. AIS
Buick Sedan n.............1,1O 100
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ET-TCKS-New and used. on display AT Eln-
erson & Orme Connecticut ave. salesrooiIn
LIBERAL terms: your car IN trade fr. booo
T Gaddes 1915 Conn. ave. =
RT7ICK 1924 BIG SIX SEDAN: new, tires;
nerfett mechanical condition. Mr.: Buell. H"'
18th 1T. nv. Nam go: eve. rot 1366 20
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2S01 ONTARIO RD-Sec0nd-f floor front.
near bath. continuous hot water: clean com
4 ~ n..n.EL ELaL-I
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Rusc & Company, ba5,%oi', aBuS at the fac fac
Tory Resident Salesman Lincoln 54S4-N
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER,
INC,
lois 18th St. Main $500.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13

which the candidate stands, places
him directly and squarely before
the people. There can be no back
ing down, and there can be no pro-
missing of one thing to one voter
and of another direct contradictory
thing to another voter.
The newspaper of today accepts
the advertising of any political as
pirant, regardless of his political
faith, or regardless of the political
faith of the newspaper. The adver-
tising carried of course cannot be
scurrilous or obscene. But the 40
vertising columns of the newspa-
pers Of the country are open tc
any man who desires to express
therein his own opinions, aims am
ideals, and which advertising is mo-
used in assailing other persons
Advertising is one of the pr1nc1pa
sources of revenue of a newspaper
If advertising were not accepteC
from politicians, and f.political as
pirants did not advertise, no pa =
per would be able to carry all 6
the so-called "news stories" se1t
out by the politicians. Every poll
tician wants to get his statements
and views into the press, and there
fore before the l Ablic. The news
papers could not carry all of that
matter as reading matter. 1t would
crowd out of the press all of the
real news Papers of one political
faith would refuse to carry the
publicity of candidates of opposi-
ton parties.
Advertising is the only outlet for
the newspapers and for the candi-
dates. There can never be any
justification for an attack upon the
advertising of a candidate, or of
any other person who has mes
sage for the public, when it is made
in clear and clean manner thru
the columns of the American press.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13

the of the Winsow
investigation Council Wednesday placed
will within the next weeks
Wnsow will
far over
growing protection offered
the of the
that be than
will than the saving
since will oowand quickyhat fire insurance rates
a
night following purchase
invesga
Arizona and will demand
which the highest
in be immediate revision downward.
will sometime this
the fire and reorganization
department which of necessity follow
We of Wnsow who have felt
property constant danger of destruction Will
gvet the O. their foresight
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
With Other
Editors
DON'T PLAY WITH DYNAMITE
AND NEWSPAPERS
(Bisbee Daily Review

Giving false information to a
newspaper is an offense punish
able by Imprisonment in Arizona.
The law is just one; yet it is one
that is all too frequently violated.
The law was violated in Bsibee
few days ago, and the public
would be amazed to learn the name
of the offender When he gave out
fictitious information in regard to
the vacation plans of local resi-
dent, he undoubtedly thought he
was merely playing a good practi-
cal joke on a friend AS he is a
reputable citizen and occupies a
responsible position with local
firm, The Review accepted his
word in good faith. AS a result
several thousand readers were mis-
Informed and one man in partifu-
lar suffered considerable embar-
rassment.
The publication of false informa-
ton in newspaper may have seri-
Gus consequences for all the vari-
OoO HbA CiN4o SO1CC1 1CO. liz HG Wo-
paper suffers, for the public's con-
fidence in it's veracity is lessened.
The erring informant suffers, for
besides laying himself open to
prosecution, all who learn of his
misrepresentation thereafter con-
slider his word worth just about its
weight in Stag. And the person
about whom the falsehood is pub
lished is very likely to suffer. for
one can never tell what unfore-
seen consequences may follow in
the wake of false reports False
information has led to many a di-
vorce and to many murder False
information led George Janovich to
slay his innocent 24-year-oId wife.
The man who broadcasts misin-
formation through the columns Of
the public press is doing more
than breaking faith with his fell
low citizens. Playing jokes thru
the columns of newspaper is
about on par with playing jokes
with dynamite.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
AUGUST

only long midsummer
of holidays There not even
celebration independence
Labor Day
August always the In early
divided
months heat and humidity marked by dry
Sxtis History Caesar
the month of Augustus short
10 August.
Pomona and Flora and get
August for national festival IN
of flowers Or
day for national aquatic
There enough
spare long and the danger
August
bright be passed in the hudrum OF every
daun ctnnnn
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
A MANUFACTURING RECORD

The Ford Motor Company just recently turned out its lOoOto
industrial history
probably record for all industry and all time there
would
it.
this be record for bust
Motor
merchandise
past present American
probably only the beginning of really modern
What may be
donef far more notably the lines
be what machine
effort
working useful lines
recently they
install their building
have shown remarkable amount of
with abiding faith tCoconino
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
FRIENDLY TOWNS

welcome" sign
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The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
POLITICAL ADVERTISING
douglas Daily Dispatch)

(DOuSIdS DdlIy D1Spatcn)
E. E. Ellinwood and Governor
Geo. w. P. Hunt are seeking the
democratic nomination for govern
or Their fight, for the democratic
nomination is between themselves,
and the Douglas Dispatch has no
part in their political fight Gov
ernor Hunt recently attacked the
paid newspaper advertising of GER
tain political candidates of his own
party, however, and in that the
Douglas Dispatch does have an in
terest. Any political candidate, OF
aspirant for any political office has
the privilege of advertising his
views and his stand on political
questions in the press.
In this modern age, it would be
impossible for every candidate to
see every voter personally. The
political aspirant of today resorts
to direct-by-mail advertising, in
letter form, to the voters, and then
backs up the direct -by-mail adver-
tising with his advertising in the
press.
The candidate for any office who
advertises in the newspapers is
certainly not violating any ethics
of politics. The amount that may
be spent in such newspaper adver-
tising should never be permitted to
be limited by anything other than
the candidates and the party's
ability to pay. The statements
made by any candidate and in be-
half of any candidate, in paid ad-
vertising in the press, are there for
the public to see. Such method of
telling the voters of the things for
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
SUMMER ADVERTISING


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