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THWART LEES
ESCAPE PLANS
Continued From Page u

(COnClnued from rage ~
him of his right to a trial there,
where the case was venued from
Marion County.
To Ask Death
Remy will ask death. Attorney
Ira Holmes will defend him.
The little Desperate said he en-
jOyed the Marion County jail,
that it was the best Jail he had
ever been in.
az think / might stay here n
WHILE" he said, "but then you
can't tell. That old gypsy blood
runs hot sometimes"
Lee said he disarmed two guards
at the Nashville prison by threaten
ing them with his wooden gun when
they were putting him in a cell after
his days work in the shirt shop.
He took their keys, liberated the
other prisoners, took charge Of the
dollhouse, cut out n window, and
Communicated a street car that was
passing.
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NEW YORK. April 24-Foreign ex.
change closed steady. Demand sterling
lire, 4.02lSc: marks. 2380c: Holland
40: Sc up .03; Hong Kong. "a .3Sc; Shang
hal 7OIac
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The Y. w. c. A.

simultaneously in Milwaukee the
national convention OF the Young
Women Christian Association is get.
ting under way with prohibition
haunting its every session. Mrs. Ella
Poole, national president Of the w.
c. T. u. Is TO be on hand to help
tthe drys in case discussion Of the
question breaks out on the floor of
the assembly.
Excepting the large cities the West
has always been a stronghold OF the
drys and the Anti-Saloon League is
making strenuous efforts to keep it
that way.
In Detroit the league has opened
another rally in its series sef State
drives against weakening Of the
eighteenth amendment or the Vol
stead act. College presidents, bust
ness men, clergymen and leaders in
both major dry organizations are on
the flve-day program for speeches.
Similar prohibition rallies are to
be held in Illinois and Indiana,
where prohibition has become an is
sue in the senatorial contests.
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Hog Price Scale

Trading was done over the follow
ing range of values: Heavies sold
at $12.25@13; mediums brought $3.50
1850; lights commanded the top
price Of $1375@14; light lights aver
aged $14;pigs were $19.25@14; smooth
packing cashed at $1125@11.50;
rough packing sows moved at $10.75
@1125, and stays were $S@11.
Cattle trading was slow, with re-
ceipts estimated at 800 bovines,
Prices held steady on the last day
Of the week with quotes made Fri
day. Steers were priced from Sc to
$40. This grade has been strong all
week. Heifers were quoted at Sc to
1925, with a few going as high as
1915 and $40 Cows were 81 to So.
During the past week the trade has
been more active and the demand
broader than for several weeks.
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Calves Are Steady

Calf prices remained fully steady.
Best veals were $13 and the bulk of
the calves was sold at $3.50. Re
ceipts were estimated at 600.
Sheep and lamb quotations were
steady, with a run Of material esti-
mated at 100. Sheep sold at $40;
good wool lambs brought $13 to SIS
and springers We're as high as SIS.
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Chicago Grain Table

Mav.1427 1870 1926 1870 1417
RIBS
Nav Nominal 1877 1850
May .S0% 90. Soy SON .eQb
July .83 a. .9$% % SS% -s3%
'New wheat. told wheat.
CHICAGO, April 24-Carlot receipts:
Wheat. 81: corn 52 oats. A; rye, 3.
CHICAGO. April 24-Primary receipts:
Wheat COL 900 against 354. 900; Corn;
against 1877 900. Shipments--Wheat, $780,
600 against sos 900 Corn 333 900 against
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Local Wagon Wheat
NEW YORK COFFEE PRICES

indianapolis mills ana grain elevator
are paying 81. go for No. Q red wheat
other grades their merit
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Chicago STATENIENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT

CHICAGO April 24-Clearingc. S1O2.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BU Jntted PTeSS
NEW YORK April 24-C1earings. 81 :
LAG. 600. 900: balance. $50 600. 900
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CHICAGO. April 24;EWhesstt@eoNo -, 2
m nafa : yellow 70 " 7S& a 74c; No. II q
72Kc; No. 4. SO u a roc: No, 5, GAG; No.
6. 60c; No. g MIXED. 60 y @70Se; no A.
No No a. B7h a 6S c. oats--,No. white.
Al il a 42c;- No. s. Az @41%e; No No. 1.
Sgc. Timothy-$6@6 Clover-$2S
a 90
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Rentals
I 9
o--HouseS

BLVD. PL.. 3211: rms. bath furnace
gar; $50. Riley 2054. Cir. 1854.
BUKDSAL Parkway 1912. half double 5
rooms; semi-mod. gar. Web 5402W.
DORMAN. 314: Modern. rooms; newly
decorated Reasonable.
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SHORT PERIOD ACTIVE; LIST STRONG
Sentiment Aided by Favor.
able Steel Industry
Reports.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial stocks
for Saturday was 1925. I'D IA. Aver
age price of twenty rail stocks for Satur-
day was 100.08, up .SS.
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., TOLEDO. April cSS44n;-WWh heats7Ez94. n q
as q Arc: No. 8. As a Acc, BarleyMoNo. 2.
zee CISyerseedLImpSo1rttedd S1Ta3 3oiby DO
Cash. SIS 40; September. $3.50; AleiEkeo
Cash $17 Butter-40 a 42c. Eggs-2o az
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Cash Grain

Saturdays receipts. ,3s cars. Prices Prices
Hay on track indianapolis. Bids for
grain at the Indianapolis Board of Trade
w6eatlEasy. No, q red, s1.e@ @1.e5;
No; 4 white, 63 e Csc; No yellow. 81
mixed. 59@61c No 4 mixed mixed; 5s q 90 0ci oo.
No. 3 white. 3s X a 36hc;, aoa
a4 5ayNNs No. timothy Sah s2 !PgSs@SSs g.
mixed, SEQ a $50: No L clover mixed.
$50, 50@21; No. clover hay. SID 20
1880.
-Inspections-
wheat-No. 2 red. 1 car; No. 3. red, 2
carr cars No 90 mixed, car. Total 8 cars %
3 cars: No. 9 yellow. 2 cars; No. a yellow
. cars; No. 8 yellow. 1 car: No. y yellow,
/ car: No 3 mixed. car; No; 4 mixed
1 car: No. mixed. 1 car; No. mixed.
aotsENo. 2 white. cars; No, 8 white,
6 cars: sample white. l car Total. IL
cars. q - ma, %
cars
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Funny Conductor

THAT conductor was the funniest
thing in the world" Lee said, mus
ingly. when he saw us coming he
grabbed his money box and watch
and started running to the back end
of the car. saw somebody slug him,
land the next time I saw him he was
on the floor, completely minus his
clothes. The last time I saw him he
was tenderfooting it down the Gin
ders along the track barefooted, kind
Of stopped over. All the convicts got
at least one article of his Clothes"
Lee denied his convict band roll bed
the Bell Buckle Tenn) bank later
that day, securing SIS, 1000.
why that was an acetylene torch
job. 1 saw the picture of the safe
in the papers" he said.
Fleeing north in an automobile
they had taken away from a doctor
making calls In the rural section
around Nashville, eight of the con-
victs drove straight to Louisville.
They split up there. three, including
Lee, proceeding to Buffalo, where
they were captured.
IF those farmer guards down in
Tennessee hadn't had such big horse
pistols we might have gotten away
in Buffalo," Lee said.
He described the guns they had
taken from the Nashville guards az
being as long as his arm. He kept
one under his shirt on the trip
East. When picked up on suspicion
by two detectives they Immediately
detected the firearms.
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Close Calls

There have been numerous close
calls, however, which indicate the
West is tremendously worked up
over the issue that is now engaging
the attention Of the Senate beer COM
mittee.
Moderately wet delegates to the
national convention of the League
of Women Voters. which has just
closed in st. Louis, prevented the
convention from endorsing fatty the
prohibition issue as it now stands.
They engineered a compromise call
ing for the merit system of civil
service in the selection of prohibit
ton officers.
An illustration OF how the issue
is impressing itself on rural dis
tricts comes from Red Wing, Mimi.
where 500 Lutheran ministers Thurs
day adopted resolution declaring
efforts to modify the dry laws are
an undetermined attempt to destroy
prohibition.
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Keeps 30

'Well, I just keep on being 20
That's a pretty good age. Don't you
think so? Or don't your"
Lees locks of silky black are griz
zled He is five feet three inches tall
weighing only lis pounds.
Asked If it was true he had
broken Jail or prison seven times
he replied.
1--WE lost count. Let's see, 1t
was twice at PendletOn Indiana
State FARM, twice at Franklin
and then down in Tennessee, and
that's all / remember, but there
might have been more"
Lee was jovial, joking with depu
ties and inquiring about prisoners
whose acquaintance he made dur
ing previous Imprisonment there
He displayed much interest in the
case of Ralph Reeves. convicted OF
conspiracy in the Southport bank
robbery in which $1,000 was secured
Lee laughed when told the other
participants in the robbery hat
given Reeves only 5000 as his share
Of the loot.
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a=Light housekeeping

ALA. n, 523, apt. 8 ince housekeeping
RIM. adj. bath everything furnished.
EAST. N. 100: nice. clean rms; every
thing furnished; 50 80 UP.
HAMILTON pam mouse, 3 rooms fur
nished: family. S15 month Web. 1921.
ILLINOIS. N. 1913; downstairs front rm.
for light housekeeping: So weekly.
LIBERTY N 800: 2 nice clean rooms:
private entrance: So per week
MARKET. f.. 53S; single or connecting
rms. everything furnished; 81 up.
PLEASANT 1106; two rooms, bath.
DRexel 1898
PROSPECT. 7O2: two neatly furnished
front rms: private entrance: garage.
STURM. 1914: . desirable mod. rms;
everything furn. priv ent. Web 2562-W
sTURM AVE :, 1925; semi modern, six
room. $50 f. Washington, pa .; semi
modern, x-room, $50. FRANK S.
CLARK co. Main 1877.
WASH. F.. 2419; two nicely furn. house.
keeping rms. Web. 5693.
WALNUT " 90 near Meridian; con-
Meeting rms. steam heat priv emit:
everything furn.: couple Main 2969.
APARTMENT: two rooms and Sitchenette;
furnished IFV 81 46-W.
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FOR SALE-MISCELEANEOUS.
NC0nIinueh.l

FURNITURE New living room suites
Chaise lounges and odd chairs upholstered
in denim. choice of covers other than denim
II desired; very reasonable New York Up
holsterv Co. 611 + ST. NV.
FrRNlTURE-Oak dining table and four
chairs excellent condition. $40 II ST. ne
GAS RANGE, Estate: good condition.: cheap.
Phone North 1874. u
GAS RANGES new aud slightly used all
sizes less ya Than na!t prlre WHy p1y more
io9 6th nv. Main '.9S6. l5'
GENERATORS exchanged Ford. 50 Essex
and Chevrolet, 81" 90 completely rebuilt
guaranteed rewound armatarrs for all cars
So up. tartv, 1908 l4th. North ,!"4.
HUDSON SEAL COAT. full .length, large
size, SO also short fur kolinsky Jacket.
almost new. bargains. CuI. loi5o.
HUDSON SEAL COAT new. best quality:
also navy blue tailored suit. 80 nrrless
cooker. IAN and NJ. Apt. 6ol. 3.
KITCHEN CABINET good condition: viii
] st st. Sc. Congress Heights. Mrs. j. "
Daniel
LIVING ROOM SUITE handsome lacuusrd
OFFICE EQUlPMENr-One la;e model self
mixing Dick mlmeosraph and nmn-orourr
practically new. One t"t,f door. rlI'e total
inderwood portable typewriter. Apply Up-
penhe SOC ST. NV. %
ORIENTAL RUGS - Cahistam. > IT. by
;a0s Alaska ave Adams 707o
PECANS. Schley. hest grade. crop: 5
pounds S3 or. Betty Jane RPpG. lOH Chest
nut ave. Takoma. Adams SOL. %
PIANO. upright. for sale: in good condition;
cash. 500. Phone Col CASH..
PIANO. mahogany. upright. standard make:
perfect condition: $50. $40 Mass. ave. NV.
PIANO mahogany. upright standard make:
perfect condition: $50. 5l9 Mass ave. nv.
PIANO-TprIght: good condition. $40. 2lS
9th Il.
PIANO, grand. msh"sany dining room set
sofa chairs etc. aud iron sale For
sale al Security Storage Go, liu 10th st
nv.
PIANO Francls Bacuu upris lat like
leaving rity ami must sell. cash OF terms
Line 1901
PIANO BARGAINS-steinway. ike new
S4s5: Knabe 1ne condition $3.50: Brad
bury. slightly used. 1873: second-hand
pianos from $50 up Terms as low as $40
Rsr month Used ." krand'w wnre At ged1ce, price,:
PIANO--Behn,us plsArr fei tA 1894. 81
PIANO Stetnway. sduate, good condition..
$50. Cot J4S
PIANO: upris ht IN good condition bargain
zoos llth 81. nv.
PLAYER PIANO aud vi.trola genuine CIR
cssssn walnut: nrst-"lass condition. AIT
::l The Argonne. l""9 Columbia ri. ~,
Phone col 1890. -
PLAYER PIANO ss-note mahogany al
6s pm Apt 2l. 1919 ct. NV. j
PORTIFRES. ,elour hin. and gold double
face 3c2s 18Th 81 nv
FOOL TABLE regulation stze good -ondi.
iicn. GIL D ct. nv. e
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOTS.

FOR SALE-MISCELLA
REFRIGERATOR. Eddy. large size: good
condition. Phone North 4314. i
REFRIGERAToRs-,,N and second. hand.
S22 18th st. NV.
SEWING MACHlNES-Old machines. made
f1ed S Ca 5th Gr % sae nam G
SEWING MACmlNE--sinser portable elec-
trs., SO cabinet Singer like new cheap.
SEWING MACHINES-D.n singer $40:
New Home. = ); STANDARD. Sl5: New Ideal,
s MO ''Ftrs RrHtinx snd rrpsring I@ opsn evenings
s r. Sew. Mrh. shop 3I3 Pa ave Sc. il: 20.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, very fine con
dttIon: very cheap. 3O2l New hampshire
SEWING MACHINES. Singer drophead
slightly used: cheap new portable electric;
very easy terms. pa sth st. s.w. -
SEWING MACHINES. used So. $40 and
80 all Guaranteed repair, and ni. rentsiss sns
Ii ne Lincoln sUS9. A.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer drophead. SO;
pcrle,t sewer; selt on apuroNa II you like
JL1 "ud st nv. '!nd floor.
aud front anl shelf elt.ire lixnts; Fix drs%, han,
sale Sl20. Phone Franklin ols0.
SODA Fol NTAIN., perfect condition; very
bank. $50 Gieve, 5iGS-w after 8. 80
TYpEWRlTtR RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
SOL. Underwoods. /. {, Smiths. Royals,
1925 mo: mos. III adv. SS25: u mos. 81 8.
TYPEWRITER. 12-inch Underwood No. 2:
good condition: reasonable; owner leaving
city. @06 Colorado Bldg. 2'
TYPEWRlTERS Underworld. oak type
writer desks. oak desks and chairs aud other
once furniture: cheap. Apply Room COS
Edmonis Bldg. Sl7 18th st. NV
TYPEWRITER. Corona No. 3: never been
VIII sell for $50. bargain. Call Pot. ll15
TYPEWRITER, rebuilt Underwood S9S
also stenOtype $50. o23 Kenyon 81. NV u
TYPEWRlTERS-Rem ton. No. 10. S2b.
All uther makes sold rented and repaired:
terms exchanged: lowest prices III Washing
ton, Service Typewriter Co.. $40 sih NV.
Main 454.
TYPEW EWRIrERs-American Typewriter Co,
selling Oh large number at reduced prices
some big bars ains Rent all makes Open
evenings li3l East Capitol st. lincoln 81
TNfEWKtrERS- = Washington Typewriter
Exchange 90l S0i \. J. ave. invite insp-c-
bnIlt aud SECOND hand typ-writrrs, low prices
lash OF terms; tne rentals. Frank. 1914
NAtltM NJ CLEA Nt.k. Hoover AL condition
Sl1. ~ ith 81. after u.
VlCTKoLA. Paisley shawl and old quilt
VIOLIN. bows. case. many extra strings;
very fpe tone: very cheap at SIS. Apt
thl 1914 18th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy latest model
new and uncrst.d: cash or terms. 40 r
81 ne. Main lo37s
cord FiWae Fails Ch4cA 24s. del
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
fENnt;nnad

CHRYsLER TOURING, excellent condition
fully equipped; ; Balloon tires. bumper
front and rear side In wing shields and other
bert-Hudson Motors Co.. 1872 l. ST.. west
OF Conn. ave
CHRYsLER 20 COACH driven only 4 1000
miles; ful ly equipped: guaranteed: best buy
in town; terms or trade. 2O07 18th NV.
CLEv ELAND COACH late model--5 disc
wheels. individual foot step. new paint
condition. Party taking up Just the unpaid
notes of s+5s Y9@r W rsr Sf,j, IN tra4s and r
rase 3l!I i4th st. n.w '0 .!
CHEVROLEfS. all models aud years many
rspainted In Du'o and fully equipped; also
trade Bsrry-P Pate Motor Co. 1926 sherman
Maln $50
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925. mos. old ::
park king light many other extras. Must be
sold for Sb25 easy terms Col s75O-w
cAEyRyoLEr TOURING; late 19:5-,-only
dltion look. as good IA. new: viii demon
state; $3.50 cash or terms. Call Atlantic
2S2-J after pm.
CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN 1926
bumperettes and many other extras' Ths
Price or terms: se26. Cali Atlantic 2s2-J
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1ae5-In A No.
ers. motometer. parking light and seat
ase; cash or terms; terms $is5. Cali Atlantic
2S2-J after pm.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1886 very good
balloon tires, Must be seen to be appreci-
eted; In No. l condition; cash or terms;
$626. Call Atlantic 2S2-J after pm.
CHEVROLET SPORT TOURING. late model
disc wheels fully equipped and guaranteed,
price. $l9o: terms to suit 2O07 18Th N w.
CHEVROLET TOURING. Model X: guaran-
teed. els 10th st. ne.
CHEvhOf<T. 1925 COUPE like new
Sas5 Chevrolet, '25 & Coach. ggd condition
lent condition. s476; Chevrolet 20 Touring
rt-Hudson Motors Co. l122 l. ST.. west of
CHEvRo1ET-t you want a better price
on your old car for new Chevrolet. sec
Mr.. Rosenthal. Ourisman-Chevrolet Sales
Co. $40 st. ne. Lincoln 10200.
CHEVROLET COACH. demonstrator: car
driven less than 900 miles: new-car guar
mouths. Ask for Bill Rosenthal. Lincoln
6344.
CHEVROLET COUPE, 1925: bumpers park
ing light; mechanical condition aud paint
excellent S4S5. Mr.. Barker. 1923 T st n W.
Il
CHEVROLET COACH. latest model. only 2
weeks old real bargain; very small down
payment balance IS mos. Mr.. Stakes
CHFvROLFTs-Any one wantire = new ~
us.d Chevrolet call me snH will gladly
demonstrate Call Mr. Stakes Line 10000
evenings, or Sundays Pct. a4o2-W.
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FOR SALF-ATTONORU ES


"ash Franklin 1854 90
DODGE-Latest model sedan. almost new
viii sacrifice. Call Adams 9O66-w between
: and pm.
DODGE SEDAN. late model balloon tires
terms or trade. e6o7 lsth NV NV "
DODGE ROADSTER-Drive IT away for $50
6lS 10th st. ne.
ESSEX COACH 1925 model; repossessed:
, Motor Co. clio /. St NV. '''' A'''e'
ESSEN 4-CYI.. SEDAN-Splendid condition.
iully equipped, $3.50 Lambert Hudson Mo
tors Co: l7:: l. st. west OF Conn. ave.
:',t;S ESSEX TOURING. late 192:-GeneraI
Motors Co. ls22 l. st, west Of Conn. ave
ESSEX COACH. 1929 model: fully equipped
Apt. GdI. The Argomne, 1929 Columbia rd
NV Phone Col. 1870. %
ESSEX. 1926 COACn-AIl-st-eIb body; gen
s,h. s,s. e.nnt'on Hat sxcellrnt priced for quick
Lambert Hudson Motors Co.. l122 l. St
wet Of Conn. ave.
! ESSEX COUPE. 4,cylnder. in good con
dItion must he sold tins week; any offer
will he considered. Swami Service Garage
III 1'th st. NV. Franklin sis4.
ESSEX 1925 COACH: Sl75 takes it home
Il really run. fine Lincoln Saiesroom' ii 40
Conn. ave. Main .osO.
ESSEX COACH. late Iae6-Narrow pos,
terms bi7 18th st. NV. Ego
ESSEX COACH. la:7 fully equipped: ha.
ditIon. Call MIR, Gist Col 71aO.
ESSEX COACH. late 1925 fun equipment
Potomac 5452
FLINT PASSENGER COUPE: excellent
condition: driven only oOOO miles; owing
70 sickness viii saTifce fot cash Flint
Garage. 18th and v. Private party selling.
FORD ROADSTER, 1925 mode!-6 new
Ires: lock steering wheel. parking light
III YOU are IN the market for q good Ford
roadster. II Will pay you to call Mr. Fletcher
at l.incoln 6344
FORDS-Ar models and years: many re-
conditioned and repainted: prices low: terms
ana your gar III trade. Barry Pate NJ utOr
Adams 5000. Main $50
FORD COUPE. new 1925 model: perfect
condition K H. smith. 400 14th st. NV.
FORD TOURING - Latest model; only 3
age: several extras Party taking up ius,
the unpaid notes. seas: /? months To nav
for It. Trade your ear in See Mr.. Spriny
man, Peck's Garage. 21"l 18th st. NV II
FORD SEDAN, very late 1924. used by
lady: had the best OF care; looks and ruus
Lady owner. 1l05 l3th ct. NV.
FORD SEDAN, Sa5: Dash or terms stanIev
| Wetmore. 3006 Adams OF. ne
'eR slsy hHHtH Hhen. H-a,:is as.s spSa sss E
os .1.rs f' IRE A,l. GOOD .r,. .:
taking NJ tust ths unpaid note. Of sI4o
see Mr. Ricketts,. Peck's Garage. 2121 l4.h
Evening star., 1926-12-01

NASH ADVANCED 6 SPORT ROADSTER.
1870 another new used car: run lust a
with yonr car as part psyrent lincoln
Salesroom. ll3@ Conn. ave. Nam @0so
Evening star., 1926-12-01
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

DlAMON - BAKOIAlNO >.
1-carat Solitaire ID a III 0 IL d
Ring, fine cut and fiery gem,
lady's beautiful 1S-kt. white
gold mounting. An Unusual
bargain.
Sis.
Blue-white Solitaire Diamond
Engagement Ring, platinum
mounting studded with 20 fine
cut diamonds. Cost originally
$500. Party must sacrifice.
21-jewel Hamilton open-face,
gold filled watch, adjusted 5
positions. Cost originally Sos.
\ real bargain.
SIS.
Beautiful Diamond Cross, II
large, fine diamonds weighing E
carats. Must be sold at once.
$3.50.
Platinum Diamond Flexible
Bracelet, IS large blue-white
diamonds and emeralds: very
fine quality and Workmanship.
An unusual bargain.
$62S.
KAHN OPTICAL CO..
Oh 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-12-01

OLDSMORILE 1925 De Luxe Sedan Duco.
disr wheels cords. new battery. looks
like and is a duplicate Of the current model.
Only S6S5 easy terms. your car part
payment. 1l3o-1l3t Conn. ave. Main 20sn
Evening star., 1926-12-01

PACKARD SINGLE SIX SPORT TOURING
Equal 10 new and driven only few thou
sand miles: terms or trade; price low. 20O7
18th nv
Evening star., 1926-12-01

NASH 1928 Victoria roune: only driven
soil Call Adams an66w between 10 am.
Evening star., 1926-12-01

PACKARD STRAIGHT 8 SEDAN. 7-psssep-
ger: very low mileage: beautiful condition
throughout: Won cannot get bigger bar
gain price and condition considered. any
where Lincoln Sscsroom will take your
Old car and arrange terms. 1892 Conn. ave.
Main 20S0.
Evening star., 1926-12-01

ESSEN 4-CYl4. SEDAN-Splendd condition.
1uilY equipped. $3.50. Lambert Hudson Mo
tors Co. l7,2 l. St west OF Conn ave
Evening star., 1926-12-01

PACKARD SINGLE SIX ROADSTER-Only
six months old: looks and runs like new
Price low and terms or trade. 2007 18th
st
Evening star., 1926-12-01

PEERLESS BIG SIX SPORT ROADSTER.
1877 Bought Sept / and run g 900 miles
runs perfect and looks like new: rumbls
seat aud all accessories; cost S2.575; sacri.
Main 1881 between and 5 for demon.
nj
Evening star., 1926-12-01

ESSEX 4 TOURING. late 192:-Genersl
cnnuition good: $3.50. Lambert II udsOn
Motors Co.. l722 l. St west Of Conn ave
Evening star., 1926-12-01

MOON SPORT ROADSTER. late In perfect
condition new paint and ruhber: S2a5 II
sold at once: easy terms. Adams 3672 or
Evening star., 1926-12-01

humpers. bum '01 "aT run ',niV' oniT ZOO mi mile.
FORD TOURING. new tires and top. good
cond. $3.50; Haynes touring. SIS. 2o1
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COAT s0e black fnr gentleman size 80
o. 80 nearlv new. CAN after g n1"+
Evening star., 1926-12-01

Alto horn Erovoce new. cost 500.
take $40 check PROTECTOR. nov. cost Sou.
take SI5 full IRON heds. Sl5 pa1r. Col,
L. ntf tfor
Evening star., 1926-12-01

PONTIAC SEDAN. latest model. 1927, ussd
Just a short while: great sacrifice. Col.
1pHn
Evening star., 1926-12-01

ESSEX COACH. 1929 model: fully equipped
Apt Oh. The ArgOune, 1929 Columbia rd
NV Phone Col. 1880 2s
Evening star., 1926-12-01

FORD. 1878 SEDAN-5 balloon tires. good
condition: S375. Ford "a Coupe perfect
condition: looks and runs like = new cs-
$3.50 Ford. 1895 Touring natural wood
wheels. balloon tires. exceert condition:
$3.50. Ford. 33 Touring: splendid shane
good tires: upholstery excellent: SIS.
1 lambert Hudann Mninrs Co LOO I. a
Evening star., 1926-12-01

ESSEX. 1895 COAC1I-All steel body: gen
erhi condition excellent: priced for quick
sale S395. Many other real bsrgs aims
Evening star., 1926-12-01

MERCEDES LIMOUSINE. in very hns condi-
tion: large 4-cyinder T-head motor: oil. Ras
and electric lights: has genuine Bosch mag
neto and many fine tools; splendid tires;
Westinghouse shock absOrbPrs. Would make
roadster. Only S3S5. easy
terms Lincoln Sales. 1872 Conn. ave. Main
"OsO. We also have Flat touring and
ReDauIt limousine
Evening star., 1926-12-01

BOOES-Ter cents each: cloth 'onnd. mar
velous values Ali subjects. Rig Book Shop.