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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
TEXAS MARKETS
VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS.
By Texas Market Bureau.

Rollings from Texas points December
3: were : cars OF sweet potatoes. Z cars
OF spinach by freight and by express.
car of grapefruit. unreported tho 3oth.
/ car OF grapefruit. No cars rolled from
Texas points on January l. Total rollings
of commodities for nation as a whole
follow: December 81, Apples. eat: cab
bage. 12s; potatoes, 74S; sweet potatoes.
a.: green peas. 1. lemons. IS; lettuce,
1853; oranges, 1874; mixed vegetables, 81.
onions. IS; spinach. 10; string beans.
cry, ITO: mixed dcciduous. .: caullflow-
er. &c: mixed citrus. II: grapefruit, 80;
tomatoes. ?. Totals, of carlot shipments
for January for the nation: Grapefruit.
~; celery, So: onions. IS :oranges. IS:
tomatoes. i; peppers. :; string beans. 2.
sweet potatoes. 20: mixed vegetables. "a
cabbage, SO; potatoes. :34: lemons, 81:
mixed citrus. s; lettuce. lis; apples, II;
cauliflower, IL.
Crystal City reports steady rain
through night. No cutting. No loading
until favorable weather No sales report
ed. Laredo reports cloudy and cold. mist
ed during day. No cutting pending COM
piete development freeze damage and
drying OF fields. No sales reported. Cab
bage at Wisconsin points was firm at
and at Rochester market stronger. on
Danish type. siS050 per tone. carlots
{. o. b. usual terms. While potatoes at
Idaho Falls. Idaho. was reported demand
poro. market weak, very few sales;
sacked Russets u. S. No. 1 for shipment
to California, SS.lS4 3.25; mostly ss.sO4
3.25.
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FORTY IMMORTALS
DELAY RECEPTION
TO AWAIT CLOAK

PARIS. Jan. 2.-When Georges
Porto-Riche, the dramatist, was elect
ed one of the Forty Immortals. his re-
ccption had to be deferred for this
strange reason, according TO fOpinion /:
The green embroidered coat, after the
traditional pattern work by academi-
clans since the days Of Richelieu,
which NJ. Portc-Richc had duly ordered,
could not be got ready in time. The
elaborate cmbrodcries are done by
three Partisan needlewomen. and for
five academies which form the Insti-
tut de France they produce on an aver
age thirty coats year. This year
two OF the needlewomen have been
laid up with influenza, and as cleo
tions ID the academies have been more
than usually nun Gus, the embroider-
ing OF the coats is in arrears. So a
new academician, when the date of his
reception has TO be fixed, has 10 con-
slider not only whether he has time TO
prepare his discourse. but whether he
can get his coat sent home.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Jan. --latest prices OF
exchange on tho principal foreign mar
kets today were:
Sterling. sovereign tpar s+.seS): De-
mand Si.Si%, cables s4.S5M.
France, franc (par 1913 cents): Checks
$40. cables 3.76ls.
Italy lire (par 1913 cents): Checks
4.O3A. cables L0l.
Belgium, franc (par 1913 cents): De-
mand Assn, cables 4.S3A.
Switzerland. franc (par 1913 cents) :
Demand 1881. cables 1882.
Holland. form (par 4o.2 cents): De-
mand 4o.2i, cables 40.s3.
Germany. cents per reischsmnrk 23.Si,
cables 1882. Ny ~
Austria. 1i% per schilllns: Demand
Greece, drachma (par 1913 cents): De-
Sweden kront (par 2s,s cents): De-
mand 1851, cables 26.S3.
Norway. krons (par 26.S cents): De-
mand 2O.SS. cables 2o.35.
Denmark. krone (par 26.S cents): De-
mand 24.72. cables 2474
Spain, peseta (par 1913 cents): De-
mand 14.l2, cables 14.1S.
Hungary, crown (par 2o.S cents): De-
mand .O0l4m.
Czechoslovakla, crown (par 2O.3 cents)
Poland. mark tpar 2:.S ccnts): De-
Finland, mark (par 1875 cents): De-
mand 2.62n.
Rouman!a, leu Cpar 1913 cents per d.
mar 1.77ls.
Argentina, peso (par 42.45 cents): suot
49,.
Brazil, cents per milreis: Demand i4.6S.
Chile, par 20 cents 1913 on average
per paper peso: Demand 1900.
Canada, dollar (par 100 cents): De-
mand $500.
Hongkong dollar (par $3.50 cents)
Demand 1891, cables $3.50.
Portugal, par los per escudo: De-
mand $50 cables 5.25.
HES 1854
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S. A. NOW CAN BOAST
DOLLAR A YEAR MAN

Tear down the monuments Of VIC
tory. Disband the American Legion
and its allied organizations
Do all of this and there still will
remain in San Antonio a reminder CT
the late World War.
The finger that points TO yesterday
is one solitary. remaining "dollar-a'
year" man.
In real life he is C. C. Leel, secre-
tary of the San Antonio Manufac-
turers' association.
The appointment which carries with
it small pay, much honor, and more
work, was received by Mr.. Leel last
week from the Bureau of Census at
Washington. Though Mr.. Leel has
represented the government here in its
biennial census of manufacturers
since the work was started in 1919,
it was not until this year that his eff
forts were dignificd and rewarded by
the dollar per" appointment.
In letter to manufacturers Satur-
day, Mr.. Leel reminded them that
the government forms will be sent out
in 4 few days and that each mann.
facturer whose gross products for 1929
were valued at $4,000 or more is re-
quired to fill them out and return
them.
Mr.. Leel said he will help any
manufacturer who does not under
stand the forms, regardless of whether
he is a member of the association.
Year before last. under his supervis-
ion, San Antonio was the first city
in its class to turn in q complete e
port.
Now | can prove that adage that
honest effort is rewarded" Mr.. Leel
said Saturday, showing his appoint
ment.
In q survey Of the industrial lie
Of the city taken as q preliminary to
preparing the census, Mr.. Leel found
that the city this year can boast more
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BREWSTER BATTLE
BEGINS IN MAINE

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. .. - The
action of the State Grange at Bangor
in refusing its approval to Governor
Brcwster's State Prison probe makes
it certain that the Governor will have
strong opposition at the primaries.
Brewster won his election because
of the country vote, most of whom are
members of the Grange. Many of the
Governors activities have failed to
win the approval OF the country peo-
pic.
A number of Republicans have
openly declared that they supported
Brewster last year, but will not vote
for him again.
Brewster is not at all worried over
the situation. He is a good talker
and enjoys fight.
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THREE NATIONS PLAN
ROUND WORLD TRIP

LONDON, Jan. "a new flight
across the Atlantic Ocean and then.
probably, around the world, is planned
TO start early next year. Three ma
tions, Britain. Italy and Germany. are
involved in the attempt, which is to
be made by Italian pilots in a large
all-metal German seaplane, driven by
two British Napier engines.
The starting point for the flight
across will be made from Seville. The
route to be followed will be across the
Atlantic to Cape Verde, Pernambuco,
Buenos Aires. The pilot will be Com
mandant Franco. accompanied by Cap
tain Ruiz Aida and one engineer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
OYSTERS |NNERMOST
LIFE SECRETS PROBED

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 2.-The Sc
cret of the succuient but diminutive
Olympia oyster held the houses atten-
ton. After explaining a bill relating
to state oyster lands, Representative
Crosby Of Pierce, its author, volun-
teercd to answer any and all questions
relating to oyster lands or oysters. Rep
resentative Soule of King took the
floor.
"Why is it, he asked, shat an
Olympia oyster doesn't grow as big as
an eastern oyster?"
Crosby hesitated. flushed, stammer-
ed and finally confessed he didn't
know.
Following the session, however, Rep
resentatiye Aspinwall Of Thurston vol
unteered the answer.
Its because good goods come In
small packages" he said.
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FLY PARASITES MAY
SAVE PALMS IN FIJI

SUvA, Fiji, Jan. 2.-There has
been a great deal of interest in the
efforts to adapt the fly parasites
brought from Sourabaya to cope with
the dreaded moth. the levuana iri-
desceDs.
The second generation of flies IS
breeding, and more than 1850 eggs
are already available. There seems
now to be no doubt rs to the sue
cess of the experiment. The levuana
iridcscens, a species of moth, preys on
cocoanut trees.
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IOS OF INDIAN GANG
OF ROBBERS CONVICTED

ALLAHABAD, Jan. 2.-The trial
Of the notorious Bnantu gangs of da-
colts, which for a long time terrorized
the Terai and Bhabar in Kumaon, has
concluded, los men having been SEN
fenced at Naini Talf to transportation
for life.
The depredations Of the gang led to
the formation of a special "daeoity po-
lice" under Superintendent Young,
which has performed brilliant work in
capturing 81 dacoits in three years,
266 convictions, including these in the
trial just ended. having been obtained.
The police also killed seven dacoits
and recovered property valued at near
ly f11,00O.
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N. Y. STATE HIRES
VOCATION TEACHERS

NEW YORK, Jan. Educational
and educational guidance is promoted
in New York by a state quota to
towns employing qualified teachers.
A special quota of two-thirds the
salary of the first teacher and one
half the salary of each additional
teacher of vocational and educational
guidance is allowed. with maximum
of $1,000 on the salary of any one
teacher. A pro rata apportionment
is made for teachers who devote half
their time to this work. State aid
also 10 the amount Of $1,000 Is grant-
ed communities employing a full-time
medical inspector, and eighteen cities
and villages are able to qualify for
this assistance to their health work.
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FARM HAND TOO RICH,
THEFTS UNCOVERED

AURELIA, Iowa, Jan. 2.-When
Albert Hansen, farm hand, recently
purchased a small coupe and showed
other evidence Of prosperity out of
keeping with his earnings, an invest,
that it was he who recently stole 500
worth of Liberty bonds and $40 In
cash from the home of 4 neighbor. The
bonds had been sold TO Hinton
Iowa, bank.
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Theo. Artzt Orch. NJ. S313-w.--
(Adv.)
Old time dance, Highland Social
Club Sunday, January 3. Beck's Or
chestra.-(Adv.)
Dance at Macedonia Sunday, Janu-
airy 3. Music by Pevelka Alamo Six
-(Adv.)
Old time dance Sunday night. Fest
Hall, Silver Leaf Social Club. Theo.
Artz Orchestra.-(Ady.)
Grand prize masquerade ball OF the
Anton Wenzel Lodge. No. ia. q. -
Fl. s., Saturday night, January To-
1926. Splendid music. Fine prizes.
Admission % cents. Bring your
friends.-(Adv.)
Prize Masquerade Dance. Castro
vile. Sunday night, January 10.
Music by the Sun Dodgers. Every
body invited to Automatically
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HORSESHOE NAILS
STILL FIND MARKET

SEATTLE, Jan. 2.-Just to prove
that horses and blacksmiths have not
been entirely ruled out of existence,
l.. W. Strawn, an enterprising
Yankee hardware salesman, came back
from the Orient after selling an order
for 100000 pounds Of horseshoe nails
in northern Japan.
"In northern Japan horses are still
the transportation power, SO / knew
they would be interested in horseshoe
nails" declared Strawn.
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FORGER SUSPECT GOES
TO QUEBEC FOR TRIAL

Los ANGELES, Jan. august
Dionne, local railroad man, waived
extradition proceedings before United
States Commissioner Turney. and will
accompany a Canadian agent to Que
bee to answer to a forgery charge.
Dionne was arrested here on Novem-
Der 20 on a Canadian warrant. charg-
ing him with forging a $500 check
made out TO Horace Bergeron. The
alleged forgery was committed last
May.
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BRITISH "REDS" ASK
INDIA HOME RULE
ny Universal Service.

LONDON. Jan. .. - A manifesto,
signed by leading British Communists
and members of the Independent La
Dor party, has been issued, express
ing sympathy with the agitators in In
dia and calling on the British gov
ernment to revise its policy In In
dia.
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CLEARING HOUSE.

exchanges TO-DAY were s1,s74.000. 900: bal
ances s166.O0O. 900. and federal reserve
bank credit balance f139,o00.ooo.
New Yorks bank clearings Tor the
week vere s4Os9, OO0. 900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
RUSSIA READY
: T0PAY, SAYS
i RYK0FF
Ienin's Successor Declares
Nation Is Ready to
Meet Her Creditors.

The following important statement
from Rykoff, president Of the Soviet
Council Of Moscow, confirms the state
rnent Of Senator Borah, chairman Of
thc foreign relations committee, that
Russia is willing to settle all old diff
fcrcnces With other nations and par
ticularly wants trade agreement
with the United States.
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MONEY IN GRAIN

sil.s0 buys guarantee option On 1000 busheh
OF wheat or corn. Ne Further kish- more
portunity TO take 500; lc, fIooj etc. WIFI
TODAY FOR PARTICULARS and FREE
MARKET LETTER A.
Traders Brokerage Co., Dept.
Pioneer Trust Bldg. Kansas City, ma
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M0wN IN RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. J.-Ferdi.
nan Pinton was blown into the Missis.
sippi river by sudden gust of wind
and drowned.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

$50 IRVING ST. N.W.-Nicely furni shed
'ingle and double rooms: hot-water heat
paaOuahle iAs
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

1H24 EYE ST. NW-LRrge second- -stOry
front room: suitable for two: private fam.
lily: good table: convenient to departments
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,hrysler! Chrysler! Chrysler
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

A reduction of our used-car
stock must be made to take care
Of the large number of trade
ins" now being made on new
Chryslers. Therefore we are
offering the following cars at
GREATLY REDUCED prices ::
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1920 Hudson Spdstr. .$l25 $lO.o5

II you want a car that looks we'll
in any company. get this Hudson
Super-Six -Four passenger Speedster.
with its flremen's red wheels. front
storm curtains. parking light. spare
tire and Garner. 1t is not Q wreck.
but. a good. going car; We viii not .
without any strings. No guaranty
and no driving lessons. FRS. come.
frst Geryed
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Very Liberal Terms.

Very Liberal Terms.
We also have others on our
fioor that have been reduced.
Every car In the best of condi-
'ion and ready for demonstra-
fion.
Your car as part payment.
II. B. LEARY, JR., e. BROS,
1921 14th NV.
North 1926.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

1881 CHAPLIN ST. N.W-With or without
private bath: double or singie: residential
section refined surroundings: near 14th st
car: gentlemen. IA
Evening star., 1926-11-13

SoT ONE ,AHERIcAN CAR LASTS As
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
USED FORDS.
RECONDITIONED
FORDSON TRACTORS.
Priced Right.
LIGHT DELIVERIES
AS LOW AS SIS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
RUNABOUTS WITH
PICKUP BODIES.
TON TRUCK CHASSIS.
DUMP, FURNITURE.
EXPRESS, OPEN AND
CLOSED BODIES,
AS LOW AS SIS.
Liberal Terms.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealer,
$40 PA. AVE. NV.
MAIN 5000.
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STERRETT & FLEMING Inc.
thamplain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Columbia $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
LONG AS REO-NOT ONE.
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kk,>. itOOMS-IINFt KNiShEu.

\
..SoNs Sra cHIcASo Sass ssTsEntrs sEs
rooms; porch. $40: conysn,ent s.: Eliza:
; ami: near car line: vacant Dec. LIST.
ioA iarss unfHrnished he'd rooms on"m and porch e
SO %ontSIy paw. ior aS SlS and
kitchen. porch, bath. gas. electricity and hot
sbis: Easer neat convenient to car lns 'ets.n Is.
g r. l. AVE: NV large rooms: second
Potomac 1199. Ia
10th NEAR LAMONT N.W-Three rooms,
private bath. large closets rear porch . n en.
safsss s sfs space ne0F Adam. abSss'iV' bss nome
IssO nsa ST. .vo sr1ts, from, so. nk NH
1857 HARVARD N.w-Larse sunpy front
ssn, rUSm aSd,oaininE S.,sa bath married couple S9o
461s 4th sr. N.w.-s-room, bath, house.
keeping apt. large porch: no children S45.
gas and elect. included. --
5000 Sth ST. N.w.--3 rooms porch, sink,
sas range hot-water heat: entire first a. hoor
9O6 9th N:W.--2 large. bright second-hoor
1r9nt newly pspsTedI Io,p,n running F7 Wster: a:
sas So .iss TS- 1n So.aDs ,,,.;-n.s.d
ELECTRIC light; newly painted; S35. Apply
227 st. NV.
3106 H ST. N.W.-Three large rooms. In X. !:
gas electricity. heat. telephone: reasonable.
Call after pm. and Sunday.
4010 GEORGIA AVE- or rooms
kitchen, bath. enclosed porch all improve
ments. Adams b623-W.
26Q2 WISCONSIN AVE NW.-I1 ROOMS
3 baths h.-w.h., electricity large grounds
adjoining Mt. Alto Garage.
1902 B ST. NJ rooms for Ink: semi-
private bath: elec. gas and h.-wh. fur
1921 1lth ST N.w-Entire 2nd Moor. two
large rooms and kitchenette: Ink: very
reasonable.
1917 EYE ST. N.W.-S16. $50 month: new
" pepered: painted: elec.: heat. IA
917 18th N.W.--Downtown: Ink: 2 floors
kitchens: heat. light: adults: reasonable. 49,
633 18th N.E:-Two large front rooms: Ink !;
heat. gas and elect 14'
11i saih OTIS EEt sr ss5So sN5woCs large rooms porch
1908 QUE ST. N.W-One large front room
and kitchenette: h.-w h. electric light.
2:3 10th ST NE.-Two lovely End floor
rooms gentlemen preferred: reasonable. Ia
10 9Th ST. .S.E;-Front room i'll an apt
l0 fIl0 ELLICoTT ST. Nw:-s or 8 room &
bath apt. for Ink: $35 ami.
TOO PORTLAND ST. SE-Two bright
rooms; Ink: $26. Line. 9342-W. Adults.
1909 ST. s;E1-2 rooms. kitchen. porch i;
Il 9th ST. Me- unfurnished rooms. 1st
fl: side porch.
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1921 bort Touring. .SlOO S4.05

The above car good. going auto
mobile: IL has an excellent paint Job,
very good tires. good for hundreds Of
miles; a rear-vision mirror. electric
horn. a full set OF curtains. speedou-
ater dash light. starter and every
thing, ready 70 go. Will be sold to the
hrst buyer for q SIS. 90 bill. and he
will receive 5 cents in change. We
will not trade on this car No guar
antee and no driving lessons.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

You can pay for the car as you
use it.
PACKARD wAsHINGToN MOTOR
CAR CO.,
1907 Kslorams Rd NV.
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.
WANTED-ACTOMOBILES LES.

PR4vATE.APPEARTNG SEDANS-If you
nead an auto. call US up white chaufseurs
or drive it yourself. Line. sc
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1880 CONN. AVE NW.-NoN- HOUSE
keeping apartment. two rooms. bath AM
living room handsomely furnished: ever,
convenience: continuous hot water: rented
separately II desired; tel. Tree: breakfast OF
Evening star., 1926-11-13

KEDRICk. APT. sos, 1901 ST-FOI II
rooms. bath. kitcheuette: furnished com
pleteIy. Apply Sundays or bet. ) and
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2OO1 EYE sT. N.W-TWO COMPLETED s
furnished apartments: two rooms, lS1tch"i
and bath: one room. kitchen. bath; am
Evening star., 1926-11-13

BEAUTIFUL 10th ST. FURNISHED APART
ment. 1924 10th 81. NV; rem. reasonable
entire 2nd fioor; four large, light. AR,
nished or unfurnshed best section in thr
city; high elevation; heat. gas. electric light
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PEERLESS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES.
PEERLESS

1927 Brand-new Big 6
Studebaker tour
ing, Sheriff model. 1895
1926 Peerless coupe, six. l,7os
1926 Peerless sedan, $50. 1850
1925 Peerless coupe, six. 1850
1925 Peerless sedan, big E. 1850
1925 Dodge special tour. 495
1925 Hudson coach ..... $50
1924 Studebaker coupe. $50
1925 Studebaker spe. 6 sed. ,l50
1921 Willys-Knight tour. ESQ
1924 Buick roadster ..... $50
1926 Oakland sedan 900. 8o5
1924 Peerless coupe. 8 cyl. 1,150
1924 Chandler sedan. 90. sos
1924 Hupp. special tour. sos
1928 Cole g" touring. -. 3o5
1923 Dodge 5-pass sedan. 400
1924 Ford coupe. ........ ESQ
Ford coupe. e.............. $50
sedan. $50
coach. ......... 3o5
Hupmobile 4-pass. coupe. Z5
Studebakcr 4-pas. SPIT. tour 395
Marmon 4-pas. SPIT. tour. $50
Hudson Speedster, 4-pass. T5
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REFINED LADY WISHES TO SHARE APT
with responsible person: reasonable. Ad
dress Box 4S6-k. Star Office. 13'
11O4 l. NW-ENTIRE FLOOR TWO
largs rooms. kit. bath: ami: facing p3->
very desirable adults I4s
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FOR SAI.E-AUT0MOBiLEs.

FOR SAIIE-AUTOMOBfLEG.
lContinued.l
CRASH!
CRASH!
CRASH!
MONDAY
At Noon
I'VE will sell the following cars
1T the prices below.
None will be sold before that
hour.
Cars on display now. Sale
begins promptly at noon, con-
tinues till 9 pm.
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NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG As REO-NOT ONE.
DRIVE A PACKARD
USED CAR.

Its inherent value at any time
of its long life is greater than
the inherent valuc of any me
dunn or low price new car of
equal cost.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
FINE USED CARS.

FINE USED CARS.
Packard "s" T-psss, Sedan. like new:
Wss Claire 1929 spes5 stort Rosds.s. sn.s.
c.dtIse 1925 gsS Ds.. SRsss ReSrnx So0p''
Gsdiilsc 1895 Custom BUILT Sedan; e.pass:
c:ss S:s:S 1894 1894 bOe: bb%p:. sesn 1ss
Cadillac iSss 4.pass. sport Roadster.
fss f.s1e:s x Serns s.Ssn s1.'
TiIa T1%ssIa iiissssss issss Ss::: : s:S:a:
lincoln 1924 2-pass. Judkins Coupe.
LneoIn I;neo,i 1898 1898 4.psss. spor. TSnrtns
oMid:mSsile M 1928 6.pss:; Sedan, s6s5,
ws.e xS new sres sport Touring
Ford 1929 Tudor sedan.
Renault Town Car. late model.
LINCOLN SALES
Used Car Dept.
1892 Conn. Ave. Main 2OSO.
EASY TERMs-YoUR cAR IN TRADE.
USED CAR
CORNER.
ofHEs HssE xsSS SS0RHasss 0SRHH9ssD.
Special Prices.
Liberal Terms.
10th AND YOU SITS.
Washington Cadillac Co.,
Frank. 5000. Open Evenings,
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOR rs.
AUTOMOBILES By auction st WeschieT's
02O Pa. ave. NV. every Wednesday and
Saturday. 10 m.
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11Ol II ST. Sw.-LARGE BRIGHT
apartments of one room and bath; $40 a."
and $4,000.
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1876 IRVING ST. N.w.-DESTRABI 4
apis. sunny: / room. k Il h.; southern eN
posMe; all modern Improvements: rents rca
sonahle
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KEDRICK. 1901 X ST Nw.-FRON1'
apt. COZ: one large room and bath. lars"
closet: also apt. 400. 40
3 ROOMS. BATH: HOUSEKEEPING: e.!
floor ami: married couple settled won
en-. Seen until 7:3O pm. 1885 Calver: 81.
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1908 NEWTON Sw-NCELY FUR
nished h.k.: entire floor; private bath. IL
ing room. bedroom. dining room. kitchen
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Easy Terms.
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
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5311 CONN. AVE-TWO ROOMS Il
closed sleeping porch. furnished for house
ksepiny aduts; $40. CIeve. l10+-W IA.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENErTE AND BATE
at 1901 Mass. ave NV. Ant. 40" Cal
eeyerings or any tine Sunday. FRANKLIN
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No. X ST. N.E.-NICELY FURNISHED /
$40, S35. $40 and S45 mo: open q am
to 10 pm. all day sunday. Main 965s. 1S'
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cludng elect: and gas. delightfully."- warn,
and sunny. n. 6393. 19-
11O7 MASS. AVE. N.w.-BEST down
town residential section: two large, attra
tive rooms. bath. hO:-wate' heat. electricity
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1857 HARVARD N.w-Large sunny front
room adjoining bath: married couple: $50
, cts
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1895 SHEPHERD N.w---S1x ROOMS
ami; three pOrchcs tone glass Enclosed
h.-w.h:: large back yard. Ia
. ROOMS: SMALL KITCHENETTE; j.
lovely private home of adults, adults witt,
references: garage: choice Cleveland 46D4
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rooms. porch and charming kitchen: second
floor; special low rent TO desirable per1na
mont adults: unfurnished If desired; eiec
light, 9as. continuous hot water. h-w hea,
tsnitor service: all free. Oflce In base
ment ISs
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1877 EYE sT-2-R0QM; B1TCHENETrE
people; live independently or share togethe-
ono room. bath apartment. furnished. un
furnished. Small apartment house with few
rCfipaG
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NEAR 14th-TwO FRONT ROOMS, CON
light. gaA Included. S1h Col 07HO IL.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1923 18th N.w-Large front room. priv9te
home; one or two gentlemen: reasonable
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Ills 11th ST. NW-TwO large. flrst-foo
front. newly papered. ami, convenient: also
basement CheAO Franklin Q0AA